M E Church South Sunday Notices and Training Class
Sunday School 9 45 a m Supervisor E W Hahn preaching 1045 a m Rev J E Lovett P E in pulpit Stewards meeting 1 P M Third Quarterly Conference 130 p m Sunday School Training Class 3 p m and every night 8 p m until Friday night Westmoorland College teacher W W Jackson to lecture 8 p m Sunday Bro Jackson to preach Sunday School workers invited Pastor R Gammenthaler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hahn
Supv
J. E. Lovett
Stewards
W. W. Jackson
Westmoorland College
Bethany Luth Church Luther League District Meeting
The Bethany Lutheran Church announces no Sunday services on June 25 due to a district Luther League meeting at Klaerner's Park with a free barbecue dinner. Morning services begin at 10 30 led by Rev Probst from Kerrville, afternoon program and supper, and an evening service at the church led by Rev Kramer from Blanco.
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Luther League of the
Fredericksburg
Klaerner’s Park
Luther Leagues
Luther League
Probst
Kerrville
Kramer
Blanco
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Welcome
Sunday School at 9 30 a m every Sunday Public Worship and Preaching every second and fourth Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m B P U meets 6 45 p m Bible and Prayer each Wednesday 7 30 p m W M U meets Thursday 3 p m Pastor F W Bartel extends a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. U
F. W. Bartel
Cave Creek Church Services in Crabapple Schedule
German services in the fore noon at 10 00 A M Sunday School in the afternoon at 1 30 P M English services at 2 30 P M Hannemann Paspor serves as contact and reference for the schedule
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Crabapple
Hannemann
Paspor
M. F. E. Church Announces Summer Schedule and Revival
The M. F. E. Church lists Sunday school at 9:30, services at 10:30, Epworth League at night, a July 4 picnic, and a revival July 9 to 14 led by Rev. C. W. Schiechte of Lexington. Pastor G. C. Brannies invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Schiechte
Lexington
G. C. Brannies
Boy 11 Is Killed as Rifle Discharges Near Breckenridge
In Breckenridge on June 13 James Tolliver, age 11, was shot and killed instantly while handing a rifle to his father to shoot a rabbit under his home. A rock trigger caused the discharge. A neighbor, en route to fetch a doctor, struck T. Williams Jr., fracturing his skull. the child did not survive.
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Breckenridge
James Tolliver
T. Williams, Jr
Baby dies after burn fall at home in Dallas
Robert Marlow two and a half years old died in Dallas June 17 from burns suffered when he fell into a tub of hot water at his home June 13. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marlow.
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Dallas
Tex
Robert Marlow
Walter Marlow
Dandy Marries Wealthy Widow Despite Sparks of Vanity
A handsome, clever suitor marries a wealthy, plain widow. He declares love despite her plain looks and she retorts that his foolish vanity matches his claim. The exchange turns on mutual flattery and affection beyond appearances.
Notary and Seal Pricing Note from Fredericksburg Pub
Fredericksburg Publishing Co advertises price comparisons for notary public, corporate seals, and related services urging customers to check costs before purchasing. The brief notice targets individuals and local businesses seeking official seals.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Social Notes Highlights Texas Social Week
Mrs. Ray Killian of San Antonio guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schmidt. Many visitors from Austin Pflugerville New York Chicago Kerrville and San Antonio attend parties picnics and bridgelike events. Guests include Lena Broesche George Brockmiller Mollie Mowinkle Alma Klingelhoefer Mollie Mowinkle and Miss Carrie Borchers plus local hosts and notable society figures at clubs churches and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Killian
San Antonio
Alfred Schmidt
Robert Klingelhoefer
Lena Broesche
Pflugerville
George Brockmiller
New York
Mollie Mowinkle
Austin
A. W. Mours
Lee McDougall and Son
Lena Ernst
McDougall
Frank Albrecht
Louis Klaerner
Chester C. Roeder
Boerne
Alfred Lehne
Alma Klingelhoefer
Beaumont Schools
Alma Arbelger
Niagara Falls
Margaret Bracher
Chicago
Lena
Hilda Oldenbusch
Albert Oldenbusch
Loraine
Louise
Tony Kott
Louis Kott
Louis Herbert
Ira Wilke
Ed. Junck
A. E Rector
Schiamen Yeas Store
Louise Antonio Ners
Sy Bartlett
San
Adelbert Neber
Schreiner Institute
Kerrvill
Max T. Henke
Margaret Short
Louis Heimann
Kerrville
Elizabeth Weber
Hilmar Weber
Walter Petsch
Frank Schaper
Dorothy Henke
Hugo Ahrens
Mountain Home
Frank Seffel
Herman Fischer
Fischer
Mss Schlamens
Fischer's
H. C. Keese
Crabapple
E. W. Hahn
August Gold
Ruth Gold
Miss Gold
University of Texas
Social visits mix among Texas families this weekend
Mr and Mrs Albert Meeker of San Antonio spent the weekend with relatives. Miss Edith Sagebiel is visiting. Mrs Alfred Wacker in Barr ett. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lochte and children of Kerrville spent Wednesday with Mrs Marie C Lochte and daughters. Miss Mattie Wiley of La Feria is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs J T Estill. Miss Elsie Lochte was a guest of Mr and Mrs Werner A Lochte in Kerrville Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fischer
Schlamens
Fischer’s
Emma Wilke
Bridge
Alma Dietel
Audrey Burgdorf
Ello
Emma
Ellen Borchers
Carrie Borchers
John Keller
Emil Riley
Mildred Borchers
Trousseu
Liddy Jordan
Anna Marie Pape
Reading Club
F. J. Maier
Elsbeth Hanisch
Flaerer’s Park
Esther Mueller
Pecan Park
Leyne K. Lewis
ErReetor
San Antonio
the Park
Jacob Gold
Anna
Alvina Golds
Willie Bernau
Bertha Gold
Herman Haeussler
New York City
Lillian Benson
Bartlett
Elsie Weber
Leo Benarden
Llano
Udo Schellhase
New Braunfels
Max Schoenewolf
Hotel Nimitz Company
Palace Theatre Company
Fredericksburg National Bank
Stein Lumber Company
Reserve Officers Training Camp
Alfred Petsch
E. C. Zenner
John Heep
Albert Meeker
Edith Sagebiel
Alfred Wacker
Barrett
Arthur Lochte
Kerrville
Marie C. Lochte
Mattie Wiley
la Feria
J. T. Estill
Elsie Lochte
Werner A. Lochte
Local Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Hosts
Mrs H B Watts and children from San Antonio visit Mr and Mrs G C Heyser. Ernest Barclay and daughter from Field Creek appear with relatives in town. Rev J H E Willmann attends Pastors School at Southwestern University Georgetown. Mrs Rk Grote returns from Austin with her ill father Rev F Foerster and shows improvement.
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H. B. Watts
Dorothy Dell
Ewart
Virginia Vaughn
San Antonio
G. C. Heyser
Ernest Barclay
Field Creek
Frank Owen
J. H. E. Willmann
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Grote
Austin
F. Foerster
Clarence Lehmberg
Ted Wiedeman
William Burkhardt
Arno Schuer
Rose Hill
Lee Leifeste
Olivia Grenwelge
Dallas
B. Grenwelge
Don Gilliland
C. Kocherschke
Reuben Lehmberg
Will Lehmberg
Ballinger
Dan Hasse
Bonham Visitors and Mason Visit Ill Father
Mr. Julius Evans of Bonham was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dalhan the past week. Mrs. John Schuessler returned home Monday from Mason where she visited at the bedside of her father, Mr. Dan Jordan, who has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Evans
Bonham
A. R. Dalhan
John Schuessler
Mason
Dan Jordan
25 Million Texas Plan for Roads
Delegations from many counties pressed for highway improvements before the Highway Commission. Texas’ share of Federal unemployment relief funds for highways was estimated at 25 million dollars for the next two years. The commission said urgent projects would be designated for quick attention with Highway 1 between Dallas and Fort Worth and Highway 8 in East Texas likely placed on the preferred list. Dallas County representatives proposed primary and secondary road construction totaling about 5.277 million dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Highway Commission
Texas
John Wood
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dallas County
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Comfort Community
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