New Methodist Pastor Moon Preaches On Spiritual Health
The new Methodist pastor Moon filled the pulpit at 11 AM with a sermon titled A Balanced Diet citing love joy peace temperance gentleness and long suffering as spiritual food. He contrasted Old Testament punishment with New Testament joy and urged unsel fishness as the cure for world disorder. He linked love and joy to biblical fruit and noted the hymn Holy Holy Holy. The evening service featured The Supreme Test of a Christian's Life with Genesis faith and Abraham's sacrifice as key themes. Announcements listed society meetings and upcoming services. Mr. and Mrs. H W Towns wed in Nesbitt. visitors included Mr. and Mrs. L C Cooper of Willis. The B Y P U notes reported a 23 attendance and Ruth Cox’s Houston convention report.
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Moon
Bro. Moon
Paul
Jesus
Abraham
Isaac
Woman’s Missionary Society
Epworth League
L. C. Cooper
Willis
Frances McNeel
Bryan Faircloth
Leo Poetter
Isiah
Ruth Marie Jackson
Elizabeth Fickling
Lomax
General Assembly
Ruth Cox
Calvert
Houston
Community Chest plan seeks public input and fair aid
The Community Chest leaders urge citizen knowledge and constructive criticism of funding plans. Secretary Blanton serves at the committee's will, the Chamber of Commerce provides secretary time, and two funds address immediate relief and emergency employment. They ask pledges to be paid, clothing donations to Mrs F L Wood, and labor offers through Mr Blanton. A detailed report will be given to Governor Sterling and the public.
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Blanton
Chamber of Commerce
F. L. Wood
H. P. Hill
Sterling
H. W. Cummings
Epworth League Program Announced by Local Leaders
The Epworth League program lists speakers from China Japan Africa Korea Latin America and Europe with race relations and home work topics. The league meets Sunday night at six in the M E church and all young people are urged to attend.
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Montie Ve Stanfield
China
Orwele Stanfield
Japan
Otho Mathews
Africa
Nixie Stevens
Korea
Genie Mathis
Latin America
John Sween Smythe
Urope
Katherine Driver
Lillian Cullum
Martha Alice Gray
M. E
Calvert Man James Tolbert Dies at Home
Calvert citizens learn with sympathy of the death of Mr. James Tolbert of Calvert who passed away at his family home Saturday. Survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs. Randle Miller formerly of Hearne now of Bartlett, and a brother Aaron Tolbert of Calvert.
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Hearne
James Tolbert
Calvert
Convention Address Delights Audience With Vivid Recital
A speaker in a calm, pleasing style vividly drew the convention to life for listeners. Miss Ruth delivered the address. A male quartet sang two numbers. J B Cox of Calvert offered the closing prayer. Bro Wallace, the pastor, had charge of the entire program.
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Miss Ruth
J. B. Cox
Calvert
Bro. Wallace
P T A Christmas Program At Grammar School
The December P T A meeting at the Grammar school featured a second grade Christmas program under Miss Randolph and Miss Van Pelt. A Mother Goose playlet delighted attendees as malaria control essay contests were funded with a $5 contribution. Visiting Day was set for January 19 and the next P T A gathering will be at the High School.
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P.T. A
Randolph
van Pelt
Association
Miss Randolph
World Peace Topic Guides Woman's Missionary Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society discussed Missions and World Peace Monday afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Waltman's home. Officers for the coming year were elected, including H. W. Cummings as president and F W C Karney as vice president, with several superintendents named. A social hour followed a meal served by hostesses. guests included Mrs. John T. Welch and others.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
J. C. Waltman
W. D. Blackstone
H. W. Martin
M. M. Whitehurst
H. W. Cummings
Emmett Ely
J. K. Stephens
F. W. C. Karney
W. C. Bishop
J. E. Stephens
George Palmos
C. V. Easterwood
G. M. Clapp
H. Y. Martin
T. P. Griffin
World Outlook
F. K. Hoefer
L. W. Starr
John T. Welch
Mia
BR. R. Cole
Agnes Cole Dixon
Diphtheria Vaccination Campaign By P T A Plans Free Help
The Parent-Teacher Association and local physicians join to promote diphtheria vaccination for all children. Non-immune kids whose families cannot pay will be vaccinated free. paying families receive a reduced rate through the PTA. Offer runs until December 22, to curb spread of the disease. Contact family physicians or PTA Health Committee chair Mrs. Geo Chatmas for details.
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P.T. A
Geo. Chatmas
Clothing drive urged by Community Chest official
Mrs. I. L. Wood chairing the Clothing committee asks all who have clothing to contribute to leave items at the Chamber of Commerce or at her home, preferably the Chamber. The Clothing committee has been active this week, but she believes many others wish to participate in the Community Chest program of helping the needy.
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I. L. Wood
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Wood
Training Institute Conducted At Baptist Church
W. J. Allen, a member of the State Sunday School Board, leads a Sunday School Training Institute at the Baptist church with assistance from Rev. R. H. Mathison of Liberty Hill and Rev. C. E. Bullock. Sessions are held each evening and are proving profitable to attendees.
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W. J. Allen
State Sunday School Board
The
Baptist Church
R. H. Mathison
Liberty Hill
Hearne
C. E. Bullock
Fire damages force Fair closure after blaze at store
The Fair, owned by J. B. Lauterstein, was closed this week while an insurance adjustor reviews last Thursday's fire that started in the store forenoon. Volunteer firefighters contained the blaze quickly but water damage was extensive.
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J. B. Lauterstein
Mr. Lauterstein
Injuries Fatal To J. Allen Myers
Colonel J. Allen Myers, 78, Bryan prominent citizen and State Republican Executive Committee member, was killed in a Monday automobile crash near Waller while driving alone from Houston to Bryan. Witnesses said damp pavement caused his car to skid and overturn an embankment. he died at the scene.
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J. Allen Myers
Bryan
State
Republican Executive Committee
Waller
Learne
Colonel Myers
Houston
Dixie Blackbirds Give Grand Local Minstrel Show
Hearne High School auditorium hosted a large Dixie Blackbirds performance sponsored by Miles Scrivener Post American Legion. The cast featured Miss Billy Ruth Sears and a full supporting group with intricate acts, singings, dance numbers, and a climactic Dixie Blackbirds finale.
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Hearne High School
Dixie Blackbirds
Miles Scrivener
Post American Legion
Billy Ruth Sears
Wayne J. Sewell
Doings Around the Court House Reported Transfers
A list of land transfers and property dealings in the Hearne area includes Allen Pearce and wife selling to Sant Hunter and wife for 21.88 for 7-8 of a surveyed lot, Mary opens to the Wozniak for 275.00 for 1 acre, Selma Oscar selling to Gussie Oscar for 1.00 for portions of Calvert lots, and additional deeds from John Lomax to S. St. Grays for 1768.00, along with releases and sales involving Hupmobile notices and various residents such as Tobe Gaston, Velma Spears, Ida Mae Judy, and George Ray through multiple parcels and surveys.
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Allen Pearce
Sant Hunter
Consideration
Rocampbell
Mary F
Wozniak
Selma Oscar
Gussie Oscar
Calvert
John Tf. Lomax
S. St. Grays
Carroll F. Anderson
John Read
W.H. Ely
City of Hearne
T. S. Bush
Hearne
Tharne
J.D. Smith
Wo AL Arnold
Corry
Tobe Gaston
Bremond
Velma Spears
Bryan
Arthur Johnson
Ida Mae Judy
Eloise
George Ray
Helen Parker
Pastor Announces Sermon Subject Sunday Dec 11
Dr. E. W. Solomon of the Methodist church has declared his Sunday sermon topic for 11 o clock service on December 11. The subject is The Present Unemployment and What It Portends.
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E. W. Solomon
Methodist Church
Southern Pacific Railway Changes
J D Kinsler trainmaster at Hearne is transferred to Austin with Mrs Kinsler to join him soon. P A Caldwell leaves Hearne for Harlingen. G Harris replaces him. Mrs Caldwell and family move to Narlingen in December. Conductor Welfig will run Dallas to San Antonio replacing the late Maguire. Bulletin seeks permanent applicants.
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J.D. Kinsler
Southern Pacific Lines
Hearne
Austin
Mr. Kinsler
Mrs. Kinsler
Capitol City
Iearne
P. A. Caldwell
Corsicana
Ss. P. Lines
Harlinken
S. P
Mer. Caldwell
G. Harris
9. Po
Llouston
Tr. Welfig
Dalsa
San Antonio
J. BE. Maguire
Hearne Girl Among 50 Chosen for CSW Radio Choir
Miss Marjorie Beaumont of Hearne will join fifty selected students from Texas State College for Women to broadcast on WFAA Dallas Friday night at 8 15. Choired members chosen by William E Jones from about two hundred choral students. The program features By Baby Ionian's Wave Gounod Didn’t It Rain and A Spanish Folk Song.
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Denton
Marjorie Beaumont
H. D. Beaumont
Hearne
Texas State College For Women
CSA
WFAA
Dallas
William E. Jones
Service at St Marys December 11 Mass
A local notice indicates a Mass service at St Marys on December 11 at 9:30 a.m.. attendees are urged to be present for the parish observance.
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Mass
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Charline Lloyd
J. L. Wallace
Ruth Lloyd
William Merryman
J. O. Towns
Nesbitt
Ed Lloyd
Dora Towns
Lame Bode
Garte
Francisco Lentini
Weeble
Bamberg
S.C
WNU
T. A
Bookland
R. B. Blanton
O. G. Hudson
W. M.S
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John Porter Black
Jankie Lou Whatley
Mary Stephens
Odis Hoyt
Norman Lee Boswell
Bob Rikard
Paul Palmos
Mlapper
W.T. Dillard
Charlota York
Nella Dune Hamilton
Dixie Blackbird Chorus
Beverley Hostrasser
Eric Mathis
Eunice Mathews
Elizabeth Cooper
Maudine Jones
Flossey Allen
Elnora Orts
Lois Cox
Evelyn Lynn Gray
Dorothy Chalmas
Grace Evelyn Mitchell
Ruth Hudson
Mary Pauline Waltman
Christine Pack
Calvin Louis Clanton
Evelyn Melton
Pickaninnie Chorus
Grace Mullins
Johnny Louw Tidwell
Jane Mathews
Francis Ming
Louise Sanders
Lilly Ann Cuchia
Emma Louise Allen
Betty Myrl Jones
Baby Lou Blanton
E. W. Craddock
Ind
Charlie Greenwood
Norman Boswell
J. M. Traddox
Fisher Fingen
Circle Men
O. ©. Pullin
Mo. H. Baughn
A. T. Colling
Bob Blake
Wesley Howard
Robt. Howard
Rufus Hinson
Snooky Howard
Mabel Rouse
Juanita Maxwell
al Reed
James Howard
al Tajore
Mary Killen Hudson
Elenn Franklin
Maybelle Allen
Frances Martin
Willis May Pack
Artiat
Mid-nile
Lucy Mitchell
M. H. Baughn, Jr
Lawyers Office
Alexander Butler
Wesley Howard Clemson
Bob Blanton
Mandy
Roy Ely
Main Street
Jones Chapel Church
Dixie Blackbirdsley
Yancey Blakley
Lerman Wilkerson
Clemeson
Mary Randolph
J. 0Eale
A. B. Cherry
E. %. Milstead
E.R. Melton
A. RB. Brady
D. R. Melton
John L. Crouch
Carl Kardy
Willie Hancock
J.B. Trickson
W. M. Richardson
Frank Seale
J. AL Pate
Raymond McMillan
Meyer Abrams, Hearne, Hupmobile
Lee Hunter
Catherine Jackson
Philip Sealin
Anton Cuchia
Southern Pacific Railway
St. Mary’s
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