Schreiner Relays Held After Rain Delay At Schreiner
Main Avenue High School of San Antonio won the Schreiner Relays by one and a half points with Schreiner second and Alamo Heights third. Agencies include Main Avenue, Schreiner, San Marcos Baptist Academy, and San Marcos, with trophies awarded for highest scoring and multiple event winners across sprints hurdles relays and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue High School of
San Antonio
Schreiner
Alamo Heights
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Main Avenue
Dig
Olson
Henry
Main
Pfiffer
Schulz
Rinebold
Alamo
Éourth
Reagan
Davis
Surtees
Berger
Noake
Kerr
Thomas
San Marcos
Hammond
Bohne
Andrews
Phillips
Pain
Muegge
Ol‘son
McGuire
Brown
White
Hollerand
Herman
Scott
McManus
Bobn
To Victoria and Return as a Ford
Rev and Mrs Downing recount a Western Texas Presbytery meeting trip by car from Kerrville to Victoria and back. They describe rainy rides, route detours via Seguin Gonzales Conroe Goliad Beeville and San Antonio traffic, hospitality in Victoria, and praise Kerrville as Texas’s best town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Kerrville
Victoria
San Antonio
Government Post
Seguin
Gonzales
Conero
Hudson
Guadalupe
Goliad
Beeville
Flores Street
Texas
Pierson Leaves Legion Job for South Texas Post
Mr Pierson a landscape gardener at Legion resigns and is reported to have accepted a new position in south Texas. Hill View Times extends best wishes as he moves to the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pierson
Legion
South
Texas
Pierson
Hill View Times
Ander son and Wedekind visit Harper couple
Mr and Mrs Geo Ander son visited Mr and Mrs Fred Wedekind at Harper on Monday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Anderson
Fred Wedekind
Harper
Chas. Morris
John 8. Morris
Methodist Church Reports A Busy Sunday
The church enjoyed strong Sunday School attendance and a lively missionary program. Dr. J. T. Curry led the Kerrville district visit with a quarterly conference and evening revival planned with Merrill's group. regular morning worship at 11 and Sunday School as usual, with a Baptist service to follow in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
J. T. Curry
Kerrville
Mountain Home
Harper
Curry
Brother Merrill
Chow
Baptist Church Climbs in Spirit and Attendance
The Sun day school reported 280, with 865 on roll, and an expected 800 present next Sabbath. Dr. Culp preached Monday evening, yielding two additions. Mr. Hiett sang and led the Marimba as visitors received a hearty welcome amid a fervent gospel mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiett
Culp
God
Worshipers Invite All to Evening Service
On Sunday night Mr F E Garrett his wife and daughter joined the worship. All friends are invited to labor with us in meetings and share the blessings. Worship hours are 10 am and 7 45 pm. Let all be prayerful with faithfulness. If my people, humble themselves and pray, I will hear from Heaven and heal their land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Garrett
Legion Weighs Kerrville Post Revival Or Campaign
A fifteen member Legion committee led by James Colley of Louis Harpen Post No 379 met Kerrville Legionnaires to decide whether to revive Garrett Baker Post No 13 at Kerrville or disband it and run a Kerrville recruitment drive at the hospital. The group favored a single large post with Kerrville subcommittee and ordered a campaign to enlist 200 eligibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Colley
Louis Harpen
Legion
Kerrville
Garrett Baker
Messrs
Charlie Mason
Cecil Robinson
O. G. Bunger
D. E. McLeod
Smalley
Stuark
Alois Remscher
Merrill Doyle
Otho Morris
Volley
Hill Country District Meet Held at Schreiner Institute
Schreiner Institute hosted the Hill Country District Nineteen Meet spanning Kerr Kendall Bandera Gillespie Mason Real counties. Despite bad weather, 248 contestants arrived with families and teachers. a barbecue fed 525 guests. Superintendent R. A. Franklin directed the meet with aid from G. O. Moses and Coach Bully Gilstrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner Institute
Kerr
Kendall
Bandera
Gillespie
Mason
Real
R. A. Franklin
Tivy High School
Kerrville
Gilstrap
Supt. Franklin
G. O. Moses
Gillstrap
Uate
Dickey
Kerrville Committee Named for Louis Halpen Post
Kerrville members Cecil Robinson as chairman Charlie Mason P L Williamson C G Bunger and Alois Remschel form a committee. Louis Halpen Post No 379 members Messie Flyon Hub Bard and Blakeley join in a joint effort. A meeting report from Monday night will appear next week in the People’s Column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Louis Halpen
Cecil Robinson
Charlie Mason
P. L. Williamson
C. G. Bunger
Alois Remschel
Messie
Flyon
Hubbard
Blakeley
Center Point Notes Highlight Wallace Poultry Farm Progress
The Times correspondent tours the Wallace poultry plant near Center Point admiring a stock of nearly 1000 old birds and 2400 young ones in colonies of about 350. Local movers include M. Talley Kerrville business ties, White family arrivals, and Hill View Times operator Berry settling in Kerrville. Community updates cover births illnesses moves and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
J. R. Wallace
Center Point
Wallace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ouhreiner
Jess Moore
Suncot
R. W. Faust
Downing
Sehriener Institute
Sehriener Band
Anton Ernest
K. 5
Frank E. White
Pafford
Adams
South Side
John Hamlyn
W. J. Downing
Ford
Mr. Holloway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!