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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

7

Y's Wives Club Holds May Meeting At Legion

The Y's Wives club met at Legion Hall on May 19 in Ward Nine. Several officers resigned for personal moves. new chairmen and committee members were elected. The session noted sick calls, cards, and donations for Ward Six, with plans for the next meeting on May 26 and a talk by Mrs. Geddie.

The Y’s Wives Club Legion May Ward Nine Merrill W. A.ly L. E. Andrews R. Folbrook S. R. Wilkins D. S. McCleery Andrews L. C. Bagley Holbrook Robt Oone Rs. Wilkinson H. Wagner Austin Frank Ward Six United Stjete Theo Miss Reamy James Colfom Legion m Assurij Geddie Kerrin2

W M S Memorial Service At Kerrville Church

The Woman's Missionary Society meets at the Christian church Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock for a memorial service honoring Mrs. M B Midkiff who died May 15. A Kerrville charter member, she contributed to local church missions and activities.

Woman’s Missionary Society Christian Church M. B. Midkiff

Panther Reported Roaming Near San Saba

A resident report from San Saba notes a strange animal heard twice in the cedar brakes south of town. Believed to be a panther, the prowler is said to give blood curdling serenades at night and residents are urged to use dogs to run it down.

San Saba Cedar Brakes

Desert Island Club Sets Up Cale donian Society and Commerce

Eight shipwrecked mariners from four nations form two Scotsmen create a Caledonian Society and two Irishmen quarrel. Englishmen avoid each other due to no introduction while two Americans build a hut and establish a Chamber of Commerce Rotarian Society and post a sign advertising sold seashore lots.

Chamber of Commerce Texas Highway Bulletin

Tis Education Shapes the Common Mind Quote

A brief quotation from Alexander Pope on education molding the mind like a bent twig shaping a tree. The line emphasizes early learning’s lasting influence on character and thought.

Memorial day plan at the Methodist Church

The Methodist Church led by Pastor E Wheat urges observance of Memorial Day with an 11 a.m. sermon and appropriate music. Veterans and families of war dead are invited to attend. The church highlights the Schreiner Sunday school class, praises Mrs. McMullen and her boys, notes Epworth Leagues programs, and announces a May 28 recital under Miss Virginia Lockhart to raise funds for the new building. A bulletin, The Methodist Builder, will be issued free.

Schreiner Virginia Lockhart Methodist Builder

Morris on Water Street Puts Up Notable Hill Country Apartment

The apartment house being erected by Mrs. George Morris on Water Street reaches considerable proportions and will be among the finest in the Hill Country when finished. A. G. Morriss and family move to their ranch near Rock Springs to spend the summer.

George Morris Water Street Hill Country A. G. Morriss Rocksprings

Varied Thoughts on Money Across Time and Thinkers

The piece surveys diverse views on money from Fielding Johnson Butler and Shaw to Bacon Horace Mill and John D Rockefeller. It notes money as power status and a movable measure of value across history and cultures, including nontraditional currencies and the American ethos linking money and labor.

Fielding Doctor Johnson Samuel Butler G. Bernard Shaw Bacon Horace John Stuart Mill John D. Rockefeller John O London Weekly

Authors Who Evince Interest in Cookery

Brillat Savarin and his centenary volume suggest a fiction career, Balzac admired gastronomy, George Sand reportedly cooked well, Conrad valued culinary arts via a cookbook, and George Meredith left a handwritten recipe manuscript later catalogued by booksellers.

Brillat-Savarin Gygme Balzac George Sand Joseph Conrad Conrad George Meredith

Food and Hibernation Findings by Dr. George Johnson

Experiments by Dr. George Johnson show ground squirrels with limited food enter hibernation earlier and stay dormant longer, while reduced air supply in cans also prolongs the dormancy. Hibernating animals exhibit much lower body temperatures than in ordinary sleep, and light cycles do not affect hibernation timing.

George Johnson Pathfinder Magazine

Modern dyestuffs rival natural dyes in speed and color

The USDA notes modern dyestuffs can match natural dyes in speed and beauty. Public sentiment favors plant and animal dyes, yet synthetic colors often share the same chemistry and can be as good or better. Modern producers know exact composition and ensure reliable results.

United States Department of Agriculture

Dog Lives in the Present

The text contrasts dogs and humans, noting dogs focus on the present while humans plan for tomorrow or later. It argues a dog's bone burying is instinctive, not planning for future hunger, unlike squirrels or dormice that store nuts.

Invention of the Jacquard Loom Transformation

The Jacquard loom attachment, developed around 1801 by Joseph Marie Jacquard, automated pattern selection on the loom by controlling warp strands to form the design and leaving other threads for the back. Its first commercial use began in France.

Joseph Marie Jacquard Jacquard France

Center Point Residents Shop In Kerrville And Area Ads

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gibbons of Center Point shopped Kerrville Saturday. Several local residents including I. G. McDonald and family and L. A. Ballard were seen in Kerrville. Advertisers such as Piggly Wiggly and C. C. Butt Hardware & Feed Co promote sales and products. News notes include Kelly S. White’s illness recovery and Mrs. G. H. Rice visiting from Norman, Oklahoma.

A. J. Gibbons Center Point Kerrville L. A. Ballard Tom Moore Mr. Moore

Williams Returns to Kerrville After Abilene Visit

R N Williams, long in Abilene, returns to Kerrville on Sunday. He has not announced plans but may relocate here. Saturday Special offers 25 feet garden hose for 2.50 from C C Butt Hardware & Feed Co.

R. N. Williams Abilene Kerrville Williams C. C. Butt Hardware & Feed CO

Local Chevrolet Dealer Heads to Temple for Business

R L Schmerbeck Kerrville Chevrolet dealer departed Monday for a business trip to Temple where he operates a Chevrolet agency. On return he will visit Fort Worth and Dallas. Kerrville branch under Schmerbeck’s management is expanding rapidly and faces tight supply of new Chevrolets.

R. L. Schmerbeck Temple Chevrolet Kerrville Fort Worth Dallas Mr. Schmerbeck

Rogers Brushing Lacquer Offered In Popular Colors

Why endure shabby furniture and dingy floors when genuine Rogers Brushing Lacquer is available in popular colors plus black white and clear. Cans are mixed ready for use and any woman can apply it on first trial. W. W. Miller & Son. 10-tf

Rogers W. W. Miller & Son

Merchant Ad Drops Prices and Goat News From State

Regular prices listed for Goblin Corn and Tomatoes appear alongside a Piggly Wiggly ad. J A Jackson bought a prized milk goat from San Antonio via Herbert L Crate, said to be a six quart milker from a prolific line producing three to five kids per birth.

J. A. Jackson San Antonio Herbert L. Crate

Saturday Specials and Local Church Mission Notes

The notice lists grocery specials including sugar 62c per 10 pounds, Campbell’s Pork and Beans three for 28c, crushed pineapple 13c, and seedless raisins 10c. It then reports Rev. Frederick W. Jones, rector, conducting a preaching mission in Junction and now engaged in a mission at this place with Rev. J. S. Budlong assisting. Bandera friends announce Col. J. J. Denton’s hospitalization in Kerrville after a knee injury while timbering, hoping for his recovery to compete in the Old Fiddlers’ Contest in July.

Campbell’s Frederick W. Jones Episcopal Church Junction J. S. Budlong San Antonio Jones Bandera Col J. J. Denton Kerrville Colonel Denton

Morris takes charge of Edwards Garage department

Otho A. Morris has purchased the gas, oil and accessory department of Edwards Garage and took charge last Saturday. He plans a cash and carry approach to save customers money and has an ad announcing his plans. Bruce Magee, from College Station, visits Kerrville to graduate next week and join Otis Elevator Company after a brief stay.

Otho A. Morris Edwards Garage Bruce Magee College Station Amy Wallace A. & M. College Bruce Kerrville Otis Elevator Company

Wool Sack Injury Hits Ranch Worker Eye

Alfred Stieler, sacking wool on his Turtle Creek ranch, injured his eye when a needle tore into it. He was taken to Doctor Jones at Comfort and accompanied to San Antonio. doctors say only slight chance remains to save his sight.

Alfred Stieler Turtle Creek Mr. Stieler Doctor Jones Comfort San Antonio

Seniors Present The Poor Married Man at Tivy High

The senior class staged an entertainment Friday evening in the new auditorium of Tivy High School. About 600 attendees enjoyed the play The Poor Married Man as actors delivered creditable performances after hard practice in the new building east of the old campus.

Tivy High School

Do You Know Anything About Shooting Craps

A quotation from D. A. V. News discusses the peril of gambling on craps. It notes the risk of violence when players are caught using learned tricks.

D. A. V. News

Pedigreed Belgian Hares Offered For Sale

The following pedigreed Belgian hares are offered subject to previous sale. Registered Buck one year old. Registered Buck eight months old. Registered Doe tested breeder nine. Registered Does tested breeders, each. Hares stock four to five months old, each five dollars.

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Johnston Fork Guadalupe River J. L. Fowler Texas Panther Alexander Pope the Car Co Phone Ford Amoun Westland Place Westland Herbert L. Crate Realty CO. Chamber of Commerce Water State Methodist Church Co E. Wheat G. H. Kincaid Rawson St. Charles Hotel Kerrville, Texas Bratton Paul Schippneck Prop North Court House Purina C. Wolfmueller, Dist R. M. Wright Mrs. I. G. McDonald Hunt Julius Real Walter Nuenhoffer Lee Mosty Family of L. A. McMains Superior the Times Hunt, Ingram and T. Salmons Times Office Burnett’s Cash Store Lincoln C. Cc. Butt Hardware & Feed CO Jim Turner Near Center Point Jim C. C Kelly S. White Times Printing Department G. H. Rice Norman, Okla Hugh B. Warner Lytle Street Rice
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