Church Services and Summer Schedule at Two Parishes
St James Episcopal and St James Episcopal announce Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m The Holy Spirit at Work in Everyday Life is the sermon theme Pastor Earl Moehring leads at St James Across from Greenwood Park A Holy Communion service and sermon at 9 a m Sunday school at 10 a m During June July and August the 11 o clock service is discontinued Rector H Conger Jones confirms the revised schedule.
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Holy
Earl Moehring
H. Conger Jones
Heart Path to Unity Sermon at Church Service
The church sets 9:45 a m for Sunday school and 10:50 am for morning worship with the pastor preaching on The Heart Path to Unity. Evening service at 8 pm features Living on Easy Street. All are welcome. G Robert Forrester minister.
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G. Robert Forrester
Memorial Service and Summer Sermon Series at First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian invites worshipers to a memorial service Sunday at 11 am with meditation on In Memoriam. A June sermon series on life’s problems begins Sunday night with Getting a Perspective on Success and continues weekly through June with Finding Happiness In an Ordinary Career Taking Second Place Gracefully Learning to Forget and Re-shaping One's Own Personality. Sunday school starts at 9:45 am with a Young Adults Class led by F. H. Doran.
Christian Science Services and Reading Room Schedule
Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday service at 8 p.m. Lesson sermon on Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Mesmerism and Hypnotism read in all Churches of Christ Scientist on June 2. Reading room at 200 East Garfield Avenue open Tuesday and Saturday 3 to 5 p.m. for Bible and authorized Christian Science literature. Public invited.
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Christian Science
East Garfield Avenue
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Social calendar notes church and community meetings
The Altar Society of Sacred Heart Church meets at 3 p.m. in the Parish House with three hostesses. The Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist gathers at 315 Spring Street for the Royal Service Program at 3 p.m. St James Guild also convenes at 3 p.m. in the rectory on Greenwood Street with two hostesses. Members are expected to attend.
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Altar Society of the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
E. F. Measels
E. L. Clare
Newt Wardlaw
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. E. Weathersbee
Spring Street
St. James Guild
Greenwood Street
George Sartwelle
T. T. Reynolds
Personal visitors flock to Del Rio for rodeo weekend
John Fields and R T Bradshaw visited Del Rio for Friday and Saturday events. Local residents and guests from Comstock Marfa and San Angelo attended rodeo activities. Fort Worth and Denton visitors joined relatives and friends, including Mrs Gooch and Gordon, in Del Rio during the weekend.
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John Fields
del Rio
John Palmer
Comstock
J. T. Sellman
Sonora
A. R. Brotherton
Aubrey Gooch
Gordon
Fort Worth
Japanese May Take All North China
Tokyo reports that Japanese forces may dominate North China as Peiping dispatches say Japanese officers demanded immediate settlement of 14 points. The move follows protests against alleged anti Japanese activities in Peiping and Tientsin.
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China
Tokyo
Rengo
Peiping
Tientsin
Want Ads Offer Practical Guidance and Tips
Classified notices provide practical guidance and instructive tips drawn from everyday needs. The ads cover jobs, housing, services, and personal notices, illustrating how readers navigate shopping, relocation, and routines.
Powell Harlow Team Up In MGM Reckless Opening
William Powell and Jean Harlow star together for the first time in the MGM musical Reckless opening Sunday at the Princess Theatre. Oliver Jeffries wrote the story adapted by P J Wolfson with Jerome Kern composing the score. Franchot Tone leads as the reckless socialite with May Robson Ted Healy Nat Pendleton Robert Light Rosalind Russell and Louise Henry in supporting roles.
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Jean Harlow
William Powell
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Princess Theatre
Oliver Jeffries
P. J. Wolfson
Jerome Kern
Miss Harlow
Powell
Hollywood
Franchot Tone
May Robson
Ted Healy
Nat Pendleton
Robert Light
Rosalind Russell
Henry Stephenson
Louise Henry
Home Improvement Drives Building Boom in Ozona Area
Ozona sees widespread home improvement with four town buildings repainted and three ranches undergoing repairs or enlargements. The old show house at Barnhart is being torn down and J. H. Kersey plans to build a new house using local lumber.
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Ozona
Barnhart
J. H. Kersey
Lockhart Test Room Menu and Contact
Local eatery offers chicken and turkey dinners Dutch lunches sandwiches and cold beer with Mexican dishes as specialties. Address is 209 East First Street and phone 877 W for reservations. 64c
Beauty Winner In "Saary" Plight
Elizabeth Pitt was crowned Miss France but shed tears after resigning amid protests. Contenders taunted her as Mlle Bowhe for being born in the Saar and returning to Germany, fueling controversy over the title.
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Elizabeth Pitt
France
Mlle. Bowhe
The
Saar
Germany
Wehner Jr among Texas A and M graduates in 59th commencement
F W H Wehner Jr of Del Rio was among 140 students in the Texas A and M College School of Engineering to receive degrees at the 59th commencement in College Station. A total of 300 graduates were conferred, with the engineering school leading in numbers and agriculture second with 88 graduates.
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F. W. H. Wehner Jr
del Rio
School of Engineering
Texas A. & M. College
College Station
School of Agriculture
Electrical Engineering
Coleman Class To Visit Local Church
A class of young men from First Christian Church Coleman, once taught by Rev. G. Robert Forrester, will be guests of the local church Sunday. They will present a 30 minute musical program during morning worship. The public is invited to attend and greet them. Send your relatives and friends.
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First Christian Church
Coleman
G. Robert Forrester
Governor Allred offers 250 reward for Earl Durham
Governor Allred announced a 250 reward for the capture of Earl Durham in the August 18 killing of Wellington filling station operator Elmer Barnes. The quote ends with a sharp local-press aside about thieves and escapees.
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Austin
Allred
Earl Durham
Elmer Barnes
Wellington
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Kathryn and
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San Antonio
Edgar Measels
St. Mary’s University
Douglas Gordon
University of Texas
Lee O'Bryant
Bandera
C. R. Norman
John S. Bennett
Marfa
Ike Billings
Langtry Country
G. O. Rigby
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Quemado
Louis Martin
Feeley
H. J. Maney
Crane
York Newman
Carta Valley
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Sanderson
Sam Ashburn
San Angelo
Christine Carruthers
Joe Cox
W.R. Edwards
Sanitary Livestock Commission
Pecos
J. B. Moore
Ruby
Leesville
Elizabeth Lott
Percy Bosworth
W. J. Cronk
Earl Guys
Texan
Fortunato Guerra
Mexico City
National Conservatory of Music
Bob Cauthorn
Sidney
M. L. Girard
Brownwood
Mary Nell Cely
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Katherine
F. H. Vaughn
Texas Drug Co
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A. & M. Graduate
the Queen Shop Wholesale
Fair Maid Bread and Cake
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