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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

2

Chamber of Commerce Meets at St Charles Hotel

The Kerrville Chamber of Commerce held a Monday night meeting at the St Charles hotel with many new voices as President Charles Mason led talks. Highlights included $100,000 gift for Kerr and Real Counties road, $190,000 state and federal funds for the highway, and plans for a July 5th reunion barbecue with Texas University President Splawn as speaker.

Chamber of Commerce St. Charles Hotel Charles Mason Chamber E. Galbraith Committee On Charles Schreiner Kerr Real Kerrville Rocksprings Lee Wallace State Highway Department Mason Highway Committee Here Boerne San Antonio Julius Real Committee On Agriculture City Commission Commonwealth A. B. Burton Burton W. A. Fawcett Old Reese Homestead Splawn Texas University J. C. Yeary Seguin Yeary Kerr County Kerrville Chamber of Commerce Brock Denton Legion Louis Halphen American Legion Denton LaRoe American Legion Constitution

Butt & Garrett Piggly Wiggly a Success at Brady

Brady merchants reported a fine opening day as Piggly Wiggly Brady store opened at six in the morning. H E Butt of Kerrville and F E Garrett of Junction supervised the Brady firm with Buck Newby guiding preparations. The opening drew a large crowd and was described as the biggest ever by attending operators.

Brady Sentinel Brady H. E. Butt Kerrville F. E. Garrett Junction

Medina Hereford Short Course Encampment July

The A&M Extension Service announces a Medina Hereford ranch encampment in July for farm families. Practical sessions cover beef cattle sheep goats dairy swine poultry crops orchards pecans irrigation canning sewing and more. Program runs July 14 to 16 with simultaneous family-oriented classes and lodging in the live oak grove along the Medina river near Castroville road. County Agent J C Yeary is the contact.

A&m College Extension Service South Texas Medina-Hereford Ranch A&m College Big Live Oak Grove Medina River San Antonio Castroville Road

S P Adds Pullman to Kerrville Run

The Southern Pacific will run a daily Pullman sleeper between Houston and Kerrville effective June 27. Sleeper arrives Kerrville at 11:00 a.m. and departs Houston at 6:45 p.m. via San Antonio at 9:45 p.m. Elmer Palmer of San Antonio attended the Henke-Lochte wedding in this city Tuesday.

Southern Pacific Lines Houston Kerrville Tom Hood San Antonio Elmer Palmer

Log Cabin Lodge Opens With 65 Girls For 8-Week Session

Log Cabin Lodge near Kerrville on the Guadalupe River opens its first eight week session with 65 girls and 15 counselors under Miss Minette Thompson. The camp includes seven new cabins, a 1400 acre site, a six hole golf course, three tennis courts, basketball and playball facilities, diving water, and a full daily schedule led by a staff from Houston to Austin and Dallas schools. The second term runs July 13 to August 10 with additional enrollments planned.

Stewart Kerrville Guadalupe River Minette Thompson Houston Central High School Coach Stewart Cypress Creek Guadalupe Miss Thompson Cornelia McNeill Cooper Ball High School Galveston W. W. Crofoot Austin High School Mary Patterson Rosalie Wilcox Patterson Marian Price Hockaday School Dallas Martha Waugh Houston H. G. Wilson Amarillo Penick Ann Epps Brownwood Naomi Saxon Austin Eloise Patterson L. B. Smith Edwina Barnes Zelda Bess Blalock McDonald Paducah Frances Molesworth

Stunt Nite Highlight At Westminster Camp Session

The 21st annual Westminster Presbyterian encampment opens with Young People's Conference June 23 to July 1 under Rev. C. H. Storey. Delegates aged 16 to 25 form Scotch clans as leaders guide competitive attendance and speakers like Dr. Caldwell attend. Miss Mary Louise Woodson directs recreation and athletics. Luther Stark's Boy Scout band arrives from Denver for programs. July 3 to 18 marks Religious Education at the camp with Garland Lang as new manager.

Westminster Presbyterian C. H. Storey D. D Corpus Christi C. T. Caldwell J. O. Reavis H. Wharton Jack Huppertz Mary Louise Woodson W. H. Matthews A&m College Luther Stark Boy Scout Band of Orange Denver Colo Garland H. Lang Lang J. J. Delaney Delaney Schreiner Institute

Encampment Guest List Recaps Dallas Leader and Attendees

Led by Mrs. L. C. Majors of Dallas the encampment lists weekly guests. Entries name numerous individuals and towns including San Antonio Chattanooga Tex and Mich Mexico Zitacuaro Plainview Floresville Karnes City Corsicana and Coleman with dates June 12 13 19 20 21 and attendees such as Kathryn Roberts Lucy Ross and Mervyn Dennis among others.

L. C. Majors Dallas Phillip Miller Jennings Carolyn Hoon Agnes Jones Manira Hoon San Antonio Marshall H. T. Musselman Margaret Dorothy Musselman C. M. Hutton Nina Hutton Chattanooga Tenn E. B. Meynard E. B. Meynard Jr Floyd Buchel Cuero M. W. Rogers Frances Esther Marshall Rogers Rule Fred C. Hancock Fred C. Jr Mary Louise Katherine Hancock Austin John M. Sibly Corsicana Kathryn Roberts H. L. Ross Billie Murray Ceeuna Gray Murray Coleman Mervyn Dennis

Kerrville Backed for 1927 Sheep and Goat Meet

San Angelo will back Kerrville to host the 1927 Sheep and Goat Raisers convention in Texas. Mayor Holcomb and others announced at a Kerrville luncheon, praising Captain Charles Schreiner of Kerrville and noting Kerrville’s planned hotel, Schreiner Institute, parks, and visitor accommodations. Eldorado and Sonora also pledged support.

San Angelo Kerrville del Rio Gus F. Schreiner Ally Beitel M. F. Weston Robert Real W. C. Baker Hal Peterson

Kerr County Truck Growers hire manager for season

Edgar Tedford of Aransas Pass brings ten years in shipping vegetables to manage Kerr County Truck Growers Assn. duties. He will move to Kerrville once the building is ready for canning and packing. Over sixty acres of tomatoes promise car lot shipments, aiding market terms for the season.

Edgar Tedford Aransas Pass Kerr County Kerr County Truck Growers Association Tedford Kerrville

Guaranteed Egg Producers Meet To Discuss Marketing

The Guaranteed Egg Producers will hold a Friday night meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Building to discuss marketing quality eggs. A prize will be awarded to the member who draws the right number. All members and poultry enthusiasts are invited.

Chamber of Commerce

Bluebonnets Begin in Kerrville Link to Valley Growth

A San Antonio Light feature outlines a Kerrville hotel project as the first in a chain of Bluebonnet hotels planned by Singleton and Wallace. The Kerrville structure is five stories with 80 rooms, costing about 250000, and ties to broader Texas expansion including San Antonio Abilene San Angelo and Brownsville projects totaling around 1500000. The valley boom supports rapid hotel demand with roads and new travel increasing occupancy. Brownsville plans a 6000000 bond for roads and improvements.

San Antonio Kerrville Bluebonnet Singleton and Wallace Houston Paul G. Silber and Company Texas Silber Abilene San Angelo Brownsville Singleton Wallace Rio Grande Valley Edinburg Falfurrias Harvey P. Smith Ralph Cameron Kelwood Company Mr. Silber Morris and Noonan Mexico Uncle Sam Point Isabel Gulf Coast

W B Brown Awards Building Contract For New Corner Site

W B Brown Plumbing company has let a contract for a new building at the Main and Earl Garrett Streets corner opposite the Court House. The one story structure measures 70 by 100 feet and will use reinforced concrete and hollow tile with brick facing. A foundation is to be built strong enough for future expansion.

Main Earl Garrett Pierce Petroleum Co Dr. Roberts W. B. Brown Plumbing Company Main and Earl Garrett Streets Court House

Kerrville Opens Arcadia Play House With Irene Debut

Kerrvilles Arcadia theater opens Tuesday evening June 29 at 8 oclock with Colleen Moore in Irene. The new $90000 play house offers modern comforts, artificial cooling, and continuous daily shows from 2 30 pm, aiming to become the Hill Countrys popular entertainment venue.

Kerrville Arcadia The Times Colleen Moore Irene Hill Country Hill View Times

Kerr County Democratic Primary Funding Question

J. J. Starkey, Kerr County Democratic chairman, reports five primary applications with $1 fees but no county officer candidates. He says about $200 is needed to finance the July 24 primary, and without funds no primary will be held.

J. J. Starkey Demcratic Kerr County C. B. Hudspeth Dobbs Baker Brucks

Rail fare drops to $1 San Antonio Kerrville Sunday

The Southern Pacific Lines announce a Sunday round trip fare of one dollar from San Antonio to Kerrville, effective on Sunday trains only. Time changes on the Kerrville branch set the Kerrville departure at 8:00 am and return at 4:45 pm, with arrival in San Antonio around 11:45 pm.

San Antonio Kerrville

Good Rain T Tuesday Lifts Local Crops

Farmers and truck growers watched clouds as rain arrived Tuesday after a dry spell. Previous scattered showers and a Friday night rain at Camp Verde helped crops, but Tuesday brought a general and generous downpour refreshing thirsty ground and storing moisture for some time.

Camp Verde

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. OF C Legion Party Bob Wilson Brooks Weimar DeBelvue Bob Bennett Tyndall Lake Side Park Butt & Garrett Piggly Wiggly Medina-Hereford S. P Pullman Westminster Schreiner W. B. Brown Will Kerr County
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