Car 18 Stolen at Nada Sunday Night
Henry Boenlsch visited his brother in Nails when a Ford touring car was stolen in front of the KB. T. Kal Whet Thoelock Sunday. Sheriff MM, Dizon found the car abandoned the following day about 22 miles from Nada with the steering wheel missing and other parts removed. About 400 dollars worth of equipment had been stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boenlsch
Hallettsvilly
Boenlech
Nails
Bik
Wothyier
Dizon
Righr
Nada
Ben Stulin
Beatrice McLarp Delights Crowds With Bucking Horse Ride
At Colorado County Fair grounds Beatrice McLarp from Lissa rode a bucking horse without spurs or saddle to win cheers from skeptical cowmen. Rodeo announcer called her a young farm girl with no professional ties as she mounted and rode the horse to applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice McLarp
Lissa
Colorado County
Mies Melvin
Wild
Urone
Mrs. Day and Jim Leave Somerville After Visit
Mrs Day and Jim Je left Monday for their home in Somer willy Tennessee after a delightful visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Corcey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Jim
Somerwilly
Tennessee
T. Corcey
County Fair Exhibits Display Vendors and Rodeo Action
Vlery booth handed out many tickets and a free SSW radio set at Ulery’s tent amid a busy county fair. The Body Daily exhibited clothing and literature led by Sean Daily while M L Anderson’s Everlite heater drew crowds. Frank Stephens Co showcased Keen Kutter goods and Luvis Service Station featured car accessories. Engelbard demonstrated Em Pirols and Maxwell House coffee. School exhibits highlighted rural schools with top entries, and livestock showed Jerseys, Holsteins, Brahmas attracting farmers. Poultry, agricultural displays and a large rodeo by Northington Brothers drew crowds, with judges from the Agriculture & Mechanical College assessing poultry and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlery
M. L. Anderson
Lwnth
Frank Stephens
Campany
Luvis
Vie Engelbard
Maxwell Hause
Frank Stephins Co
Kutter” Goorts
Eagle Lake Wetting Company
Milles
Thie
Universal Motor Company
Automo Mie
Kent Clovrolet
Chevrolet
Allen Motor
Mie Content School
Vex
Popall School
Scoot
Burden School
Rome
Kugh
Tule
Ily Syeon
Sees Engelhard
Engelhard
Local News From Lissie Area Mentioning Weddings and Deaths
Cal vi n Gertson left for Colorado to stay some time. Earl Poole and Dayle Thur man wed at Eagle Jake with Pastor King presiding. J N Lee visited Houston on business. Maurine Gitean visited Eagle Lake, guest of Lucille Corsaily. Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mose Shomas home next Wednesday. Ben Metformick and Earl McCormick attended Bob Campbell’s funeral in El Campo. Campbell known as Uncle Bob, died soon after moving from Iowa. Jim Grow and Edna Teltvreemp wed at the parsonage last Saturday. Mrs Crow and relatives visited Walls over the weekend. Local notes urge attendance at the Tesna SFyrih Women’s meetings next Tuesday at Mrs Frank Hough’s. Photo session offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Gertson
Colorado
Earl Poole
Dayle Thurman
Key
King
Eagle Jake
J. N. Lee
Houston
Maurine Gitean
Eagle Lake Saint
Lucille Corsaily
Wommn's Missionery Society
Mose Shomas
Ben Metformick
Earl McCormick
Bob Campbell
el Campo
Wedneedas
Lowa
Campbell
Bob
Ol Pooky
Jim Grow
Edna Teltvreemp
Tex
George Canvey
Crow
Joe Kolofu
Tie Place
Skeleton found believed to be Henry Smith in Colvin County
An inquest led by Judge B C Thrower concluded the skeleton found near Post Oaks on Hugh Wilkin pliner is believed to be Henry Smith, a Black man last seen about two months earlier. The body was found by Dawson Mathis while deer hunting. officials from Columbus and local sheriffs investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wilkin
E. C. Thrower
Aleyton
Hugh Wilson
Wlirt
Judge Thrower
Henry Smith
The Fascination of Prayer and Divine Welcome
A Texas Christian Advocate piece extols prayer banquets where God welcomes seekers at His table. It describes immediate divine presence, light dispelling darkness, and transformative conversations. The essay recalls sunrise prayer meetings and a mother’s comfort, ending with civic notes on John A. Norris and F. N. Davidson visiting Garwood before returning to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleeslig
Texax Christian Advocate
I Like To Milk Chorus Sparks Rural Dissent
A humorous rural verse centers on a neighbor who refuses to milk a cow. The speaker argues milking yields pride and income, praising farming chores and the joy of dairy work while mocking the critic’s stance. The piece laments attitudes that deter practical labor and rural self reliance.
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Honnarh
Yessan
Perdition
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfelt
Lissie
Succe
J. D. Hudgins
Hungerford
Brazil
Christian
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
Nat
Faly Association
Agriculture & Mechanical College
Mira
Join Weaver
Missouri
Sinclair Oil
Eagle Lake Grain CO
Vie Engelhard
John A. Norris
Eagle I Lake
State Waterway Engineering Board
Austin
F. N. Davidson
Garwood
Jones
Boeing
Delry Farmer
J. W. McCarty
7. M. Samb
Listld
Aegular
Richard Ney
Jos
Carothers
W. ¥. Brown
Carothers & Brown Attorneys-At-Law
Phonas
Bouth
Taste Texas
Geantan
Emanuel Roos
Norrie Oidg
Lake
Teme
W. J. Roberts
Piles
T. M. Neal
Mharton
Texas
T. P. Gordon
Norris
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