Bible School Picnic and Church Remodeling Update
The Christian Church reports a May Bible School picnic with about 50 attendees and a watermelon feast, noting illness kept some away. Remodeling progresses, improving appearance and operations. Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday at 3 pm, led by Mrs Pass. Sunday services include Bible School at 10 am and sermon at 11 am on the theme Jehovah and Jonah's Theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Woman’s Missionary Society
Pass
Jonah
Hugh B. Warner
Play and Community Spirit Link Kerrville Legion Tennis
The article notes Rector F W Jones schedules, Scofield School plans, and monthly services at Turtle Creek and Junction while praising the Legion Kerrville tennis tournament. It highlights business leaders, nurses, and doctors forming quick bonds through the sport, aiding Kerrville Legion community ties and local spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofield School
Turtle Creek
Junction
St. Peter’s
Legion-Kerrville
Tivy High
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Legion
Sermon on Brotherly Love and Service at Little Gray Church
The Guild met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. E. Palmer. No services next Sunday morning, but a service as usual at 8 p m in the church yard. Remember the Little Gray Church on 956 Main Street where reverent worship and a greeting spirit prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
E. E. Palmer
Main Street
Sunday School at Baptist Church Rally and Reports
The Baptist Church Sunday School reported 200 enrolled last Sunday amid hot weather. Plans include a Junior Rally Day for eleven months of perfect attendance and a special Intermediates program next Sunday night. Junior B Y P U held a 5 am surprise picnic with 22 participants and a river trip ending with a flat return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
God
Brother Merrill
Baptist
Hancock
Presbyterian
Baptist Church
Kerrville Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
Kerrville property transfers include Kerrville Development Co to Mrs. Antonio Bunger for lot 10 block 28 Westland Addition at 4000 dollars and numerous sales across Kerr County such as 744 acres transferred between Arthur L. Thompson and C A Murphy for 6000 plus dollars, and transfers involving Oak Park and Tivy Additions, surveys 118 653 85 and others with prices ranging from 125 to 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville Development Co
Antonio Bunger
Westland Addition
Addie Ransom
J. B. Rees
Alonzo Rees
A. M. Benson
E. Schwethelm
Kerrville
B. S. Griffin
Effie Browning
Alice S. Lynn
Commonwealth Bank & Trust Co
H. C. Robinson
Debs D. Rogers
Tivy
Council & Secor
E. W. Cherry
Oak Park
A. J. Gibbs
Harvey L. Etheridge
R. B. King
J. E. Palmer
W. L. Council
H. M. Harrison
R. L. Burney
Kerrville Hotel Co
Arthur L. Thompson
C. A. Murphy
Kerr County
E. E. Bushong
Elizabeth C. Hammond
S. G. Wilkinson
E. M. Hotchkiss
James H. Beeve, Jr
Edwards County
James H. Beeve Jr
John C. Henderson
Henry Duderstadt
E. H. Duderstadt
Sid Peterson
H. R. Wall
Austin Man at Kerrville Visits Wife and Family
Edward Owers of Austin stays in Kerrville for a few days with his wife visiting her sister Mrs Johns at the McGaffey home on Earl Garrett Street and with their son at Waite's Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Owers
Austin
Kerrville
Mrs. Johns
McGaffey
Earl Garrett Street
Waite
Brains Minor Factor in Financial Success
A Purdue study of college graduates from engineering shows personality traits correlate with income. Aggressiveness enthusiasm accuracy and self-reliance rank high while originality and address exceed neatness and sincerity. Reasoning ability sits twelfth among 22 traits with moral habits last. Kansas City Star
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Kansas City Star
Marriage Wrecked on Rock of Discourtesy
A posthumous Me Call's Magazine piece by Gene Stratten Porter warns that lack of courtesy in daily life destroys marriages. The article argues politeness in address, attention, and everyday conduct prevents sustained discontent and eventual divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Stratten- Porter
Call's Magazine
Bore Waves and Tidal Bores Across Rivers
A bore wave is a sudden surge of tide that travels up estuaries and tidal rivers. It forms where tides rise and fall significantly, creating a rapid, high water column that can reach several feet and travel at speeds up to ten miles per hour, likened to a roaring advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Fundy
Europe
World
Tsien
Tangkiang
Thought in Insects and the Question of Consciousness
The text argues about whether social insects such as ants bees and wasps show a consciousness comparable to humans or whether their behavior is mainly instinctive. It notes insects may reflect a complex evolution leading to humans and challenges simple reflex explanations.
New Fall Apparel at The Vogue Advertised
Local notices show The Vogue promoting New Fall Apparel with repeated ads and readers visiting Kerrville, San Antonio, Dallas, and Comfort. Mentions of Mrs. Mac Scarbrough, Rev. Darling, Elton Cavness, Chas. Durrin, and Mrs. Ina Querry among others. Also includes Saturday specials on Campbell’s Pork and Beans and shredded wheat, plus local visits and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Cavness
San Angelo
Chas. Durrin
Campbell’s
Ina Querry
San Antonio
William
Mary
Ca Rio Vista
Richard Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kerrville Housewives
Kerrville Produce Co
Clay and Jefferson Sts
Episcopal Church
F. W. Jones
Water Street
FISK
Fisk Tires
Fisk Tire Company
Otho
Kerrville, Texas
Office
Rock
Lee Mason & Son
Chrysler
Lee Mason
RCA Radiolas
Charles L. Mason
of Labor
Texas
Roberts’ Electric
THE
VOGUE
Mac Scarbrough of
Harper
Co. C. Butt Hardware & Feed CO
George Shumaker
the Vogue
Rev. L. S. Darling
Comfort
Our City
Carpenters
C. C. Butt Hardware & Feed CO
J. D. Cavness
Cherokee
Aeing Chas. Durrin
Huink
W. B. Powell
Merrill
Frank T. Henderson
Wify
Blanch Shumaker
Christian Church of This
L. W. McCoy
Retail Merchants Meeting
Enos Simer
Mr. Mills
South Texas
L. T. Davis
Dallas
Champbell
Fred Oatman
Bounds
Alfred
T. R. Davidson
Beaumont
W. H. Davidson
Richard
P. M. Wright
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