Center Point Notes Busy Weekend and Improvements
Center Point residents included L A McMains visiting Bande ra, Thad White and Jack Rice in San Antonio, and John Buster from Taft visiting for health with his sister Lula Cavitt. The Center Point School ends its term, crops are good though rains were heavy, and the gin is being overhauled with new machinery ahead of Kerr county cotton. A burglary attempt at the Center Point Mercantile Company occurred Sunday night. robbers fled after looting a railroad station safe of $50 and investigators sought fingerprints with Detective Owen Kilday and Tom Stacy.
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Center Point
Kerr County
Tom Lander
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Center Point Mercantile Company
Tom Stacy
Railroad
Owen Kilday
Methodist Church Observes Sunday with Revival Plan
A Sunday at the Methodist Church featured a large communion at 11:00 a.m. and Epworth League programs in the evening. Mrs. Ora McMullen led the Sunday School with 35 members and 30 visitors, while plans for a Baptist revival next week and a Mother's Day celebration were announced with a full program by the McMullen class.
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Schreiner
Ora McMullen
Baptist Church
Kerrville visit by Second Division Review rep
Staff Sergeant Wm. F. Byrne M D U S A representative of the Second Division Review spent several days last week in Kerrville securing business for his paper.
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Wm. F. Byrne
Kerrville
McMains of Center Point Visits Kerrville on Tuesday
L. A. McMains of Center Point traveled to Kerrville on Tuesday to attend to business matters.
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L. A. McMains
Center Point
Kerrville
Saturday Specials at Wiggly Store Heavy Can Prices
Local ad lists fruit categories and pantry staples with prices. Toma toes large can seven cents, Peaches and Gold Bar sliced No 1 can fourteen cents, Van Camp's catsup large bottle nineteen cents, sugar ten pounds sixty two cents.
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van Camp
Nelson Suttle couple wed in Kerrville home ceremony
Mr. Plenny L. Nelson of Kerrville and Miss Jona Suttle of Rocksprings married Tuesday evening April 27 at Rev. W. L. Downing home. They will make their home in Kerrville.
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Plenny L. Nelson
Kerrville
Jona Suttle
Rocksprings
W. L. Downing
Schreiner welcomes 204th spring term registrant Willie Dunsmore
Willie Dunsmore of San Antonio registered for Schreiner Institute's spring term, becoming the 204th student to enroll for the 1925-26 session.
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Willie Dunsmore
San Antonio
Schreiner Institute
Schreiner
Friday Specials at C. C. Butt Piggly Wiggly
The ad lists Crystal White Soap seven bars for 25 cents and Goblin Corn No 1 in a seven cent can sold by C. C. Butt at Piggly Wiggly.
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C. C
Special for Saturday Chambray Work Shirts 59c
Rouse Variety Store promotes Chambray work shirts at 59 cents for a one day sale. Store highlights a wide assortment in stock and invites shoppers to hurry for bargains.
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Chambray Work
Rouse
Geddie Hosts Y's Wives Club Health Day
Mrs. H. C. Geddie entertained the Y's Wives club on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The living and dining rooms were decorated with roses and larkspur. A Health day program preceded a salad course served to about 25 guests.
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H. C. Geddie
Y’s Wives Club
Christian Endeavor Debate On Murder Versus Bootlegging
The Christian Endeavor held a debate on the topic Murder is worse than bootlegging. Werley Baker leads the young people’s meeting next Sunday morning with the subject Home. Bible School meets at ten and Christian Endeavor at eleven. A cordial welcome awaits you.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Werley Baker
Birthday Party at Legion Honors April Ward Nine Hosts
The Monthly Birthday party was celebrated at Legion on Thursday April 29 in Ward Nine at 7 30 p m with the Y s Wives club in charge. Mrs L M Bagley won the dressing contest as the quickest to dress. The serving table featured blue and gold decor with bluebonnets and yellow daisies. Hostesses Mrs H Balsano Mrs Roy Hartman and Mrs A H Wagner served a delightful buffet. Individual birthday cakes carried the blue and gold motif featured yellow tapers.
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Legion
Ward Nine
Y’s Wives Club
L. M. Bagley
H. Balsano
Roy Hartman
A. H. Wagner
For Sale Rent Furnished 4-Room Property and Ford Touring Car
Four room furnished house with double garage on Lot 52 by 150 across from Best Haven Inn. Rent potential at least $30 monthly. Ford Touring car in a-1 condition. Total price $1,500 for everything. Write Box 132 Legion Texas.
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Best Haven Inn
Legion
Texas
Thursday Specials at C C Butt Piggly Wiggly
Van Camp's tomato soup can 64e and Wesson oil pint 25c offered as weekly specials at C C Butt store in Piggly Wiggly.
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van Camp
Boy Builders Plan Kerrville Picnic And Fishing Trip
The Boy Builders under Y M U A Secretary J B Colley and H Creglow discuss a picnic and fishing trip for Saturday May 16th at Kerrville. Expect full attendance next Saturday night. nonattending boys risk exclusion unless excused. Members listed include Fred Oatman Burton Brown Donald Ballinger Billy Latham Jim Childs Joe Yarbrough Charles Shelburne Truman Hoover Erving Love Ferrer Love Leon Wages Jimmie Young Murray Ballinger Chester Wright Adelbert Bernhard Jack Peterson Forrest Gibbs.
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Kerrville
J. 8
Fred Oatman
Burton Brown
Donald Ballinger
Billy Latham
Jim Childs
Joe Yarbrough
Charles Shelburne
Truman Hoover
Erving Love
Ferrer Love
Leon Wages
Jimmie Young
Murray Ballinger
Chester Wright
Adelbert Bernhard
Jack Peterson
Forrest Gibbs
Y's Wives Club Organizes Mothers Group in April
The Y's Wives met at Mrs H Geddie’s Clay Street home on April 28 with Mree D C McCleary in charge. Members shared health hints and short talks while four new members joined the Mothers Club. The group plans a May 5 Mothers Day program in the T E L Classrooms and invites visitors.
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Y's Wives Club
H. ©. Geddie
Clay Street
D. C. McCleary
D. ©. MccCleary
W. A. Blakely
R. L. Burns
Camp's Tomato Soup and Wesson Oil Advertised Prices
Campbell's tomato soup listed at 614 cents per case and Wesson Oil priced at 25 cents per pint in the advertised sale.
Uncle Jack Gibbons Visits Kerrville Streets
Uncle Jack Gibbons of Center Point greeted numerous friends and acquaintances during a Saturday appearance on Kerrville streets.
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Jack Gibbons
Center Point
Kerrville
For Sale 1925 Overland Touring Car Bargain Price
For sale a 1925 Overland touring car driven about 8000 miles. Cash price described as a bargain. Contact Mrs. C. B. Wages at 419 Lytle Street Kerrville for details and purchase arrangements.
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C. B
Lytle St
Kerrville
Birthday celebration for Dorothy Wright sixth anniversary
Mrs T W Sawyers hosted a May 1 birthday party for Dorothy Wright aged six. Children played games and hunted tiny animals among flowers with Miss Catherine Self winning a prize and Patrick Braden awarded for best bunney tail placement. A white cake with lit tapers sat center stage as gifts surrounded the room.
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T. W. Sawyers
Dorothy Wright
Catherine Self
Patrick Braden
Dorothy
Notable Neighbors Mentioned in Funeral Roster List
The obituary list names Catherine Self Edith Roy Eloise McCauley Elaine Denton Jacque Durrin Catherine Merritt Ruth Bagley Elaine Ammon Willa Mae Braden Mary Sue Ross Anna Hogue Gerard Richie Sammie Marshall Richard Roy David and Billy Shannon Jo Harrison Patrick Braden James Beddington Jr Earle B Denton and Jim Will Sawyers connected to local families.
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Catherine Self
Edith Roy
Eloise McCauley
Elaine Denton
Jacque Durrin
Catherine Merritt
Ruth Bagley
Elaine Ammon
Willa Mae Braden
Mary Sue Ross
Anna Hogue
Gerard Richie
Sammie Marshall
Richard Roy
David
Billy Shann
Jo Harrison
Patrick Braden
James Beddingfield Jr
Earle B. Denton
Jim Will Sawyers
Berry White Joins Hill View Times Printing Force
L B White, formerly of Kerrville and Austin, joins Hill View Times as a versatile printer. Born into printing, he trained on hand setting and linotype, curated in Crosbyton High School, worked in Center Point News and Comfort Kerrville shops, and recent work at Austin American Statesman led to a permanent offer. He is skilled in typecasting, stoneman, pressman and job printing duties. The editor proclaims him a valuable addition to the Times.
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L. B. White
Kerrville
Austin
Hill View Times
Berry
Kansas Messenger
Hawkins
Berry White
Crosbyton High School
Hill Country
White
Center Point
Comfort
Austin American- Statesman
Times Force
Edna B. Wins Ex Temporaneous Speaking at Kerrville Meet
J P Taylor along with son Rolan and daughter Edna B attended the Kerrville district meet last Saturday. Edna B won first honors in ex temporaneous speaking and will compete at the state meet in Austin.
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J P. Taylor
Rolan
Edna B
Kerrville
Austin
Harper Herald
So Fly Go Wholesale and Retail
So Fly Go, Wholesale and Retail at COATS Feed Store offers guaranteed best deals.
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Coats Feed Store
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Johnston Fork
Guadalupe River
J. L. Fowler
Tex
Bandera
Thad White
Jack Rice
John Buster
Taft
Lula Cavitt
Nelson-Suttle
Mrs. Geddie
Boy Builders
Annowngabe
Burnett’s Cash Store
Kerrville, Texas
Times
Heimann’s Grocery
Kevin
Dr. Fowler
Ingram
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