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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

7

Notice of Interrogatories in Kerr County Suit 1926

The state commands publication for thirty days in Kerr County in the case of Thos J Young vs Ethel T Young No 1301. Plaintiff files interrogatories in No 1801 and an affidavit that Ethel T Young is a Texas non resident with no attorney of record. A deposition commission will issue after publication.

Kerr County Texas Thos. J. Young Ethel T. Young District Court J. B. Jenkins, Jr Job Forbes Elizabeth City North Carolina MO. R. Leavell

Local notes from Center Point bring health, travel, and plans

B T Killough remains confined to bed after a month of illness. Rev W L Downing of Kerrville preached here last Sunday with Mrs Downing attending. Pipkin also ill but improving. Mr and Mrs W G Morris plan to move to Valley Forge for their future home, leaving many friends here. William Jetton reports good yields from Jetton Brothers Truck Farm in Kerrville. L A McMains Gulf Refining agent says extra help is needed and has bought a new Ford truck. Miss Mattie Pope leaves for San Antonio for rheumatic treatment. J G Hufstedler and sons from Ozona expect to arrive July 12 to begin a singing school at a local church. Mr Hufstedler …

W. G. Morris Valley Forge L. A. McMains Gulf Refining Co J. G. Hufstedler W. L. Skinner Brownwood Clarendon Brother Skinner Kathleen Skinner

Haynes Leads Efforts to Arrange Local School

A brother in law of townsman M D Haynes drives the push to set up a school. No plan is settled whether private tuition or community subscription will fund it. Interested residents are urged to see Mr Haynes.

M. D. Haynes Haynes Mr. Haynes

Burneys Return Home After Houston Visit

Mr and Mrs W D Burney returned to their Center Point home after a three weeks stay with relatives in Houston and other points. Mr Burney shows marked health improvement since the outing.

W. D. Burney Center Point Houston Mr. Burney

Rain Brings Hope for Row Crops and Truck Gardens

Farmers cheer over heavy rain last night and today boosting corn prospects and truck garden yields. Visitors include Frank E. White and Newton Prince touring Sweetwater and Hill Country. Mrs. W L Skinner travels from Brownwood to Clarendon as her husband Rev W L Skinner lies ill, with Kathleen Skinner staying behind.

Powell siblings mourn loss as brother dies at bedside

J B Powell rushes to his dying brother in Lufkin while Mrs Powell, just back from Houston after her father’s accidental death, cannot accompany him. The sick brother died at 12 20 Sunday morning. Center Point expects a new local newspaper with a Del Rio editor. Farmers threshing oats and wheat as eight threshers work. oats yield up to 80 bushels per acre and wheat about 25. Buyers are active. many farmers sell during threshing.

J. B. Powell Lufkin Mrs. Powell Houston Mr. Powell Center Point

Ellis Hiram Lee Ellis Dies After Long Illness

Hiram Lee Ellis died June 19 1926 at 10 30 p m in Kerrville Texas after a long health struggle. Born April 24 1871 in Corpus Christi he lived in Denver San Angelo Alpine and Kerrville where he resided eight years. He was married June 5 1906 and is survived by his wife his mother Mrs C D Ellis and brother A F Ellis. He was active in the Hill Country Milk Goat Association and served as Honorary Vice President. Hill View Times expresses sympathy to the family.

Hiram Lee Ellis Hillcrest Mr. Ellis Corpus Christi Texas Kerrville Rose Hill Presbyterian Church Ellis Houston Denver Colo San Angelo Alpine

Henke Lochte couple wed in Kerrville church

Miss Margaret Henke and Arthur Lochte were married at the Presbyterian church in Kerrville on Tuesday evening June 22 with Rev. W. P. Dickey officiating. The ceremony featured Shasta daisies and a large wedding party. The couple planned a short Rio Grande Valley honeymoon before returning.

Margaret Henke Arthur Lochte Presbyterian Church This City W. P. Dickey John Dibrell Marshall Leazar Max Reinbach May Carpenter Elsie Lochte Elsa Bea Henke Eloise Wied Manira Hoon John D. Jackson Henry Henke Main Street Rio Grande Valley Kerrville Hill Country

Bible School Seeks Higher Standards This Sunday

The Christian Church reports larger Bible School attendance with new teachers and a contest starting next Sunday to elevate the school’s efficiency. Visitors were present last Sunday and one person joined the church. Pastor Hugh B. Warner invites all to worship and join the Bible School and services.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Hugh B. Warner

Carrs Visit City for Shopping Spree

Mr and Mrs Tom Carr were in the city Tuesday for shopping. Ralph Solomon returns to his job as foreman at the Richards Garage repair shop.

Mrs Tom Carr City Ralph Solomon Richards

Piggly Wiggly Saturday Specials and Local Family News

Sugar 10 dbs 66c Campbell's Pork and Beans 3 for 23c Sliced Peaches No 2 can lic C C Butt Piggly Wiggly Everett Morris leaves with relatives for a Kerrville ranch visit Heirs arrival Corpus Christi Mr and Mrs J J Solomon Jr announce the birth of an 8 pound baby named H W Solomon with gender undisclosed at this time.

Campbell’s Everett Morris A. G. Morriss Kerrville Corpus Christi J. J. Solomon Jr Jesse Frances H. W. Solomon

Grape Creek Church Sunday Social Notes

A quiet Sunday in Grape Creek featured Rev. Magee's 11 oclock sermon followed by a dinner on the ground. Visitors from Hunt included Abe and Mrs. Davis and their daughter and Ruth Schumacher. Chas Rose and family joined Isaac Conn for dinner. Everett Stone and son visited Bandera relatives.

Bandera Walter Crider South Fork Charlie Rose Will Hope Thelma Kerrville Isaac Conn Chas. Rose Ethel Schumacher

Wesleyan Benefit Ball Game Sets Kerrville Title Match

The Methodist church boys and girls played a Kerrville Wesleyan championship at the ball park on Saturday. Grantham and Avera pitched for the girls while Grantham and Nance worked the boys. The game stayed tight with a 5 5 tie in the fourth inning and finished 11 to 15 with the boys winning and proceeds benefiting the building fund for the new church.

Methodist Church Ball Park Kerrville Grantham Avera Nance New Methodist Charehy

Want Ads May Hold A Message Worth Your While

The notice urges readers to check the Want Ads for a potential beneficial message or opportunity. It hints at hidden opportunities in classified listings that could lead to a worthwhile outcome for the reader.

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Deodo Texas Commercial College San Antonio Goodyear W. B. Brown Murphy’s Bakery Brown's Mule Tobacco Heimann’s Grocery Bratton Paul Schippneck Prop North Court House State OF Center Point News B. T. Killough W. L. Downing Mr. Pipkin William Jetton Jetton Brothers Mattie Pope Rodriguez Bros Lemos St Earl Garrett Street Main & Water Coats Feed Store Kerrville, Texas Times Alget Frank E. White Sweetwater Newton Prince Mrs. White Mr. Prince Texas Press del Rio Hill View Times Henke-Lochte Grape Creek Howard Butt J. A. Jackson Water Coats Feed Old Burney Stand Richard Howard Butts Coats — Store Crate Realty Co J. F. Rogers Richerson Scotty Ingram Road W. N. Hatch Hunt, Texas Times Office K. Coats Feed Store W. W. Mill and Son Riverside J. E. Palmer Water St Speed Auto Parts Lake Side Park Crate Realty Jersey Pierce Oil Station Remschel Lumber Yard Turley T. A. McBryde American Legion Judge Barton Payne Louis Halphen Legion Rawleigh R. L. Chambliss Roy Nowlin Camp Verde Hunt Schoolhouse New Zealand
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