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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

5

Christian Endeavor and church events fill upcoming week

The text notes a State Christian Endeavor convention in San Antonio and invites a 6:45 Sunday meeting with enthusiastic reports. It mentions Ladies Aid and Bible School Workers Conference Thursday at 3. Children’s Day next Sunday aims to place every chair with a child and invites broad attendance. Also Center sint Christian church set for June 20 services with business before worship.

Christian Endeavor San Antonio Ladies Aid Workers Conference of the Bible School Hugh B. Warner Center Sint Christian Church P. FE. Hawkins

Parish notes and sermon focus at 956 Main Street church

Fr W Jones outlines Sunday services from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Little Gray Church. Sermon explores Who Is My Neighbor from the Good Samaritan parable and calls for social unity across classes, races, and creeds. Junior Sunday School leads in attendance. Mrs Madden of Dallas teaches summer class.

Woman’s Auxiliary J. L. Pampell J. B. Young George Belsey St. Helena’s Church Boerne Christ Jesus Jerico Episcopal Church Little Gray Church Main Street

Baptist Church Sees Growth Despite Vacation Absences

Kerrville Baptists report strong Sunday School numbers above 200 as many members travel. Three additions join the church with two new members received midweek. Visiting from Dallas Texarkana Houston San Antonio and Harlingen praised the welcoming congregation. Dr N E Gates spoke on an adequate program for Kerrville Baptists. Visitors enjoyed a social hour on the lawn.

Bill Zumwalt Christ Jesus Christ Texas Dallas Texarkana Houston San Antonio Harlingen N. E. Gates First Baptist Church of Kerrville Baptists Kerrville R. W. Merrill

Senior B Y P U Elects New Officers for Summer

The Senior B Y P U group elected Harold Osborne as president Ida Archer as vice president and Mrs Clapp as quiz leader at a Sunday meeting. The Intermediate Union shows strong Sunday attendance averaging 77 percent while the Juniors under Mrs H Butt plan a playset for next Sunday at 7 pm.

Harold Osborne Ida Archer Clapp H. Butt

Local social notes and visitors visit San Antonio area

Local and personal notices list Mr and Mrs Garland Lang visiting San Antonio Friday. Mrs W L Skinner visits sisters at Center Point. Roy Kemp from Divide Hunt visits city Friday. Roy Nowlin of Camp Verde transacts business here last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs O G Bunger move into new Westland stucco home Tuesday.

Mrs Garland Lang San Antonio Mrs. W. L. Skinner Misses Mays Center Point Roy Nowlin Camp Verde O. G. Bunger Westland

Kerrville Social News and Local Store Ads

Mr Maddin of Dallas visits Mr and Mrs W B Powell at 616 Earl Garrett St. Walter Farr and son from Harper attend to business in Kerrville. D W Sageser of Harper visits Kerrville. William Morris and family move to Abilene for painting work. Helen Davenport of Brownwood visits Kathleen Skinner at Skinner Home Point Center. Nat Washer to speak on Masonry in the Orient at the Gavel Club. Friday specials at Butt Piggly Wiggly include New Souids 3c lb White Naphtha Soap seven bars 25c. Saturday specials Sugar 10 lbs 66c Tomatoes large can 7c Pineapple tall sliced can 17c Olives 10 oz bottle 18c. Ewing and family from Kerrville visit Garretts. Joseph Cowan attends Presbyterian Encampment Press Association and Christian Endeavor Conventions. Friday specials New Spuds.

Ancient Methods of Heating and Lighting Through History

The article traces early fire use from a carved stick in dry wood to hearth fires and shell lamps. It notes bronze lamps in Cyprus about 4000 years old, Homeric use of braziers, open roofs, cressets, Phoenician candles around 1000 B C, and a shift to oil lamps in Europe after 400 B C. Friction matches appeared in 1827, costing half a crown, followed by Swedish safety matches about fifty years ago.

Europe Cyprus London

Winter Rains Stored for Time of Drought

In southern California land without water is worth little, so farmers store winter rainfall. A 800 acre rock and sage area acts as a natural sponge, fed by snowmelt and rain. Ditches with concrete gates circulate water to prevent waste and allow pumping to the surface during dry months.

California

Carol singers urged to sing louder for success

The leader asks Binks to open his mouth and throw himself in. Pearson's Weekly notes the need for enthusiasm and bold singing to ensure the carol performance succeeds.

Binks Pearson's Weekly

Salesman F. W. Stark Travels to Llano and Fredericksburg

F. W. Stark, Hudson and Essex salesman, made a business trip to Llano and Fredericksburg Wednesday returning Saturday. He reports the roads in fair condition and the crops looking fine.

F. W. Stark Hudson and Essex Llano Fredericksburg

Nora King and daughter Jessie visit Houston kin for summer

Mrs. Nora King and her daughter Jessie of Houston stay this summer with her sister Mrs. J. St. Burnett. They were here last summer and are greeted by many friends eager for their return.

Nora King Jessie Houston J. St. Burnett

Delaneys Headed to Del Rio for Vacation

Dr and Mrs J J Delaney and children Joe and Miss Margaret depart this week for Del Rio to spend vacation. Dr Delaney takes his annual break from Schreiner Institute where he serves as president.

J. J. Delaney Childen Joe Miss Margaret del Rio Dr. Delaney Schreiner Institute

Sign Painter Erects Notable Garage Sign in City

A Times force member glimpses a new sign on Earl Garrett Street after Noonan completed a double garage sign for City Garage or Otho's Gallery. The display is described as one of the best-looking in the city.

Times Earl Garrett Street Noonan City Garage

Christian Endeavor Delegation Attends San Antonio Convention

The Kerrville group from the Christian church attended the Christian Endeavor Convention in San Antonio last week. Attendees included Mrs. Burt, Mrs. U. S. Bounds, P. E. Hawkins and wife, Evelyn Reed, Opal, Vera May, and Reva Hawkins. They left Kerrville early Sunday and returned Monday. Others planned to go but could not attend.

Christian Church Christian Endeavor San Antonio Burt U. S. Bounds P. E. Hawkins Evelyn Reed Opal Vera May Reva Hawkins Kerrville

New Lunch Room Opens at Edwards Garage Frontage

Charles Durrin opens a small eatery in the frontage of the Edwards Garage. The casual lunch room serves hamburgers and opened last Saturday around noon, attracting quick customer rush without fanfare.

Edwards Garage Chas. Durrin Charles

Kerrville Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported

Local notes list Miss Glendora Starks visiting Kerrville and James Crider's family hosting relatives. Mrs. M. M. Crider of Big Paint visits her daughter Mrs. Levi Mogford. Charlie Rose and family visit Oliver Rose. Homer Marshall from San Antonio spends weeks with relatives including Oliver Rose.

James Crider M. M. Crider Big Paint Levi Mogford Charlie Rose Bear Creek Oliver Rose Homer Marshall San Antonio Mrs. Oliver Rose

Fate's Strange Prank Ends Daredevil's Life

Bobby Leach once survived Niagara Falls in a barrel in 1911 but later died from injuries after slipping on an orange peel causing a broken leg and blood poisoning.

Bobby Leach Niagara Fall

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Kaneee The Hill View Times M. W. A. Camp Lowry Hall W. S. Patton W. A. Lochte Rodriguez Bros Lemos St G. H. Kincaid Rawson St. Charles Hotel Kerrville, Texas Coats Feed Store Ball Park Murphy’s Murphy’s Bakery Office H. R. Wall Rock Mrs. W. B. Story of Legion Roy Kemp Hunt Mr. Maddin Mrs. W. B. Powell Earl Garrett St Walter Farr and Son Harper City D. W. Sageser Harper’s William Jackson Morris Abilene Helen Davenport Brownwood Kathleen Skinner Skinner Cente Point Nat Washer Gavel Eden Emma Auferoth Albuquerque N. M Herbert Rawson Junction Eagle J. N. Ewing F. E. Garrett Joseph Cowan Presbyterian Press Association Texas Commercial College Hunt News Glendora Starks Voltaire Goethe Horace Virgil Earth God Carlyle Browning St. Real Seneca Browne Fate van Horn Electric Co
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