Center Point Notes Highlight Schreiner Awards and Local Events
Kerrville May 31 LeRoy Vaughn of Center Point earned a Schreiner Institute baseball letter and balanced athletics with studies at San Marcos and Schreiner. The column also reports moves, new depot area improvements by Magnolia Oil and Cox Edens, threshing plans, and river flooding damage to a creamery truck on the Guadalupe River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Texas
LeRoy Vaughn
Center Point
Schreiner Institute
LeRoy
Schreiner
State Teachers’ College
San Marcos
Guadalupe River
Government Bridge
Y's Wives Club Meets at Legion in Ward Nine
The Ys Wives Club met at Legion in Ward Nine on Wednesday May 26 at 2 p m with fourteen members present. Reports from Welfare nursery and finance committees were given, and a call list was planned for ill members. The group agreed to cooperate with the American Legion and D A V to secure a visiting nurse for ex service men homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’s Wives Club
Legion
Ward Nine
Wagner
Bartell
American Legion
Judge Barton Payne
Louis Halphen
Texas
Grape Creek Sees Visits and Illnesses Across Community
Everett Stone and family dined with Mr. Spencer. Isaac Conn recovered enough to return to work after illness. Mrs. Houston Schumacher returned home to care for a sick father and sister. Lloyd Merritt’s two pneumonia stricken sons show improvement. Kerrville visitors included Stone Spencer Conn Schumacher Rose families. Henry Schumacher and family suffered poison illness from goat meat. Mrs Schumacher remains ill while others recover. Ethel was the only family member spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Stone
Mr. Spencer
Isaac Conn
Houston Schumacher
Lloyd Merritt
Kerrville
Charlie Rose
Henry Schumacher
Schumacher
Ethel
Local Families Share News Across Hill Country
Mr and Mrs Joe Hill welcomed a 12 pound boy. Dr and Mrs F C Walsh visited from San Antonio. J C Stark and family dined with Mr and Mrs Charlie Stone. L K Merritt of Leakey traveled through en route to Kerrville. Heavy rain Sunday boosts crop prospects. Miss Erna Rose visited Mrs Levi Mogford. Charlie Rose and son visited Kerrville last Saturday. Fannie Mogford has been ill recently. Mrs L K Merritt and daughter Mae Louise to stay with Oliver and Mrs Rose. The Merritt family then visited B F Merritt and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hill
F. C. Walsh
San Antonio
J. C. Stark
Charlie Stone
L. K. Merritt
Leakey
Kerrville
Erna Rose
Levi Mogford
Charlie Rose
Little Son
Fannie Mogford
Little Daughter
Oliver Rose
Mae Louise
Card of Thanks for condolences and flowers
Words can never express our gratitude for the kindness and sympathy of our dear friends and to Rev. P. E. Hawkins when our baby daughter and grandchild passed away last Wednesday evening. We also thank each and every one for the beautiful floral offerings. May God bless you all. Mrs. Millicent Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodruff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Hawkins
Millicent Langston
Henry Woodruff
None of These Things Move Me Humble Bee Advice
The Humble Bee urges not to seek revenge when others are mean. Maintain dignity, smile, and go about your business while letting hate and envy affect others. Kindness attracts nobler minds and rest follows than fussing over petty disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Local and Personal Notices from Kerrville Times
Advertisements and short notices include PAMPELL'S soda water and home-made products, a Kerrville business trip by F G Hoffman, family travel to South Texas, a real estate bargain offered by Howard Butt, a band concert at the St Charles hotel, and various local business promos. The Times reports on Basil Carpenter returning from college, Zumwalt Garage activity, a point Isabelle vacation, encampment tents, L R Landrum home remodeling, and a quiet wedding at the Christian parsonage of J A Taylor and Emma L Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Carpenter
Denton
C. L A
Miss Carpenter
J. W. Carpenter
Kerrville
Point Isabelle
J. A. Taylor
Emma L. Cook
Junction
Hugh B. Warner
Taylor
the Times
Center Point visitors pass through Kerrville
Will Jetton of Center Point was a business visitor here Tuesday returning home in the afternoon. Don McMains of Center Point was a business visitor to Kerrville Wednesday afternoon and called at The Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Page
Cain City
Our City
Ernest
Old Center Point
Will Jetton
Center Point
Don McMains
Kerrville
City
Times
Burns Plans Mexico Hunting Preserve for 100000 Acres
Abilene Texas May 26 Bill Burns of Del Rio former Chicago White Sox hurler outlined a hunting and fishing paradise on 100000 acres leased in Mexico. The tract along the Lost river mountains hosts abundant game and a hunting club is to be organized with a $25000 clubhouse planned. Ban Johnson the American League president is favored to head the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Texas
Mexico
Bill Burns
del Rio
Chicago White Sox
Lost River
Burns
Ban Johnson
American League
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Mrs. Lott
Shirley House
J. M. Witt
Magnolia Oil Company
Cox & Edens
Arizona
Tom Lander
J. R. Wallace
Guadalupe
Grape Creek
Cecil Robinson Clothing Co
Kerrville, Texas
Campbell’s Pork
Mosel, Saenger & Company
Clay Street
S. P
Hunt News
Isle
Coats Feed Store
Howard Butt
Rest Haven Inn
Legion, Texas
Milch Cow
J. A. Jackson
Water St
Richard
Coats Feed
Old Burney Stand
Hy O. Young
Coats
Times Office
Tim
J. F. Rogers
Rogers
W. W. Miller & Son
T. A. McBryde
Llano
Ee Realty Company
Tex- 13
D. I. Lewis
H. W. Scheel
Brame Realty Company
Rawson
Rexall
Pampell
F. G. Hoffman
R. F. Hunt
Kennedy
Corpus Christi
South Texas
St. Charles Hotel
Pampell’s
Moore & Saner Lumber Company
Alex Lillico
the Mountaineer
Lillico
Presbyterian
van Camp
Santos
Zumwalt
North Water Street
H. N. Luther
C. C
Methodist
eXulution
Daisy Bradwell
Brenham
T. M. Bradwell
Water Street
Olive Courtney
Gen Rogers
G. H. Kincaid
M. W. A. Camp
Lowry Hall
W. S. Patton
W. A. Lochte
Brown's Mule Tobacco
Heimann’s Grocery
Geo .A. Shumaker
Earl Garrett St., Kerrville
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