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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
5
Judge Joe Reid returns to Hearne after four years in Robertson County serving as County Judge. He is described as a capable lawyer refined Christian gentleman and leading Robertson County Bar member. He has reopened his offices in the Chamber of Commerce building.
Sunday morning at the Methodist Church features a patriotic sermon on America's debt to Christianity. The service invites attendees to reflect on national heritage and faith as part of Washington's Birthday observances.
The P T A will serve a chicken dinner at the Easterwood building on Saturday February 21. Come and enjoy a good meal. Mrs. R H Whitaker and Mrs. Verna Matthews and children were in Austin last week to attend the McAngus Lipscomb wedding.
Mrs W H Davison retires after selling the stock of the W H Davison Dry Goods Company ending a forty year involvement in Hearne mercantile life. The business had operated twenty six years under his leadership and stood where Yankie Hamilton Grocery now sits before moving to Batley building. Bernard Bros of Dallas bought the stock. Mr and Mrs Hoffmann of Waco visited Dr and Mrs Waltman late this week.
Mrs Bettie Teeling was in Caro during the weekend to visit her son Phil who is a student at Baylor University.
Judge Wilbur Claude Davis of this district spoke at the 11:00 Sunday service in the First Baptist Church on the theme the lawyer or advocate with special reference to 1st John. He is regarded as a premier orator in the state and consistently attracts a strong audience with a meaningful message.
An entertainment program will be held in the school auditorium on February 26 at 8 p m to benefit the P T A. Proceeds will help pay for school ground equipment. Admission is 15 and 25 cents. School children will take part.
Ladies of the Maccabees served dinner in the rear of Self's grocery store on Saturday, raising 23.60 to be spent for the organization's benifict project.
A fairly complete line of items including wash tubs, buckets, rope, bridles, chafing gear, jars, pans, axes, hoes, nails, mops, soaps, pins, ice cream freezers, flatware, and bee brand powders. Also listings for cups, plates, dishes, goblets, bread pans, and insect powders priced at 90c.
Mrs. Mary Gregory nee Young, long-time Hearne resident and widow of Robert Gregory, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon. The funeral was held at her home, conducted by Rev W S Red of Austin and Rev Scholl of Bryan, with interment in Norwood Cemetery. Surviving relatives include Mr Young of Bryan and Mrs Sledge of Austin. Hearne mourns a physician, educator, and loyal church member.
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