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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

8

Center Point Graduation and Army Visit Highlight Town

Center Point held a graduation with 13 seniors at the public school auditorium. Rev R W Merrill of Kerrville delivered the commencement address and the program featured Salutatorian Lucille Southerland and Valedictorian Ruth Walker. Local residents and soldiers from the Second Division were guests, with the town praised for wartime hospitality and growth projects including a new depot and elevators. Several locals made brief visits or trips to nearby cities while planning improvements and possible new homes. FOR SALE or RENT Our home place in Center Point Mrs W G Morris 12.

R. W. Merrill Kerrville Lucille Southerland Ruth Walker Estelle Merritt Estelle Wellborn Emma Fischer Frances Thomason Ava Jordan Lucille Rankin Gordon Rees Mangum Sikes Olin Cavitt Gus Bishop Haskell Edens W. B. Wheeler Center Point Malone God's Green Earth W. G. Morris

Bandera Defeats Center Point In Tight 7–6 Baseball Battle

Bandera edged Center Point 7 to 6 in a highly disputed Sunday baseball game at Bandera. The Bandera lineup is praised as strong in the Hill Country, while Center Point, recently organized, shows promise ahead of a rematch. Attendees included John Hamlyn L A McMains C E Sikes and others from Center Point along with Mrs Phoebe Storms and local visitors from San Antonio and Boerne.

Bandera Center Point John Hamlyn L. A. McMains C. E. Sikes Claude Gray Clinton Burney Leroy Vaughn Robert Storms Wade Rees Raymond Page Byron Woolsey Collin McGee J. C. Rice San Antonio

Weddings At Rocksprings Mark Social Season

At Mrs. E. J. Miller home last Wednesday a shower honored Miss Maurine Sweeten with gifts from Brownies and fairies by the fountain. Miss Maurine Sweeten wed Raymond Cavness of San Marcos Saturday night with a large bridal party including Opal Young as matron of honor and several bridesmaids and attendants. The social set hints at more weddings to come as wind swings through town.

E. J. Miller Maurine Sweeten S. H. Gutherie E. N. Loveday Shrank McGuere John Brown Ray Benskin Bess Zuberbueler Mary Phillips Mattye Jo Brown Grace Whitworth Bernice Henry Myrtle Young Willie B. Anderson Annie Taylor Yvonne Carson Robbie Sherrill

Grape Creek Harvests To Begin Next Week

Harvesting of grain crops will start next week in Grape Creek. Miss Johnson the Camp Walderman superintendent was away last week to review the building program. The Merritt boys have been seriously ill with pneumonia. Bonnie Schumacher returned home from San Antonio after visiting her sister. The Conn Bass and Merritt families attended the Ban dera Pass sham battle Friday morning. The Crider family from Johnston Fork visited the Roses on Sunday.

Miss Johnson Camp Walderman Lloyd Merritt Bonnie Schumacher San Antonio Isaac Conn Otto Bass Bob Merritt Bandera Pass James Crider Johnston Fork Chas. Rose

Mrs Ridgaway Improves After Illness at Turtle Creek

Mrs Will Ridgaway, once gravely ill at her Turtle Creek residence, has shown marked improvement in the latest reports after several days of illness at home.

Will Ridgaway Turtle Creek

Jacob Dreams at Bethel Lesson Text

A May 30 lesson on Genesis 28 10 to 23 follows Jacob fleeing Esau and seeking covenant blessing. It notes Bethel as the house of God, the ladder vision, Christ as the mediator, and Jacob’s vow to tithe and serve the Lord in all his life.

Jacob Bethel Haran Rebekah Isaac Canaan Esau God Promised Land Earth Heaven Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Abraham House of God

Corpse Found On Rock In San Saba River

The body of Porfirio Ruiz was found on a rock midstream in the San Saba River near the Mason Road crossing. Identified by a Brady family, the Mexican had left Brady 18 days earlier en route to San Serta. No foul play suspected. death considered accidental or self-inflicted. Burial held in Brady cemetery.

Fredericksburg Porfirio Ruiz Henry Schmidt Camp San Saba San Saba Mason Road Brady Santena Ruiz

Stationery needs and printing services offered by The Times

The Times describes its new equipment investment and offers commercial printing services from envelopes and letter heads to posters and large circulars. It promises better work, potential cost savings, proofs, delivery, and pickup of copy, inviting customers to phone 69-THE TIMES.

the Times Kerrville

Mission marks Whitsun week at St. John's San Antonio

The Rev. S. J. Budlong begins a weeklong preaching mission at St. John's Episcopal Church in San Antonio. Evening services discuss Episcopal beliefs via a Question Box and emphasize unity with other denominations. Guest churches participate in the mission through singing and cooperation.

S. J. Budlong St. John’s Church San Antonio Jerusalem Episcopal Church Dickey Merrill Baptist Church Mission Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Christian Churches

Urbane Edwards Buys Home on Hillcrest

Urbane Edwards purchased a nice house on Hillcrest since the last issue, reflecting a local real estate move.

Urbane Edwards Hillcrest

Mirror vanity in talking comedy aside

Fay asks about the hour by the mirror and Dorris replies with a joke about looking with eyes closed. The exchange presents a humorous domestic moment highlighting self perception and wit.

Fay Dorris H

Tailor Jokes About Hidden Pockets and Marriage

A humorously overheard exchange shows a tailor explaining a concealed pocket in a vest lining to a customer, who reveals he is married. The tailor adds a sly remark about personal life, attributing it to a pace of daily shop talk.

Cutter Titus

Borrowing From God Aphorism Note

A religious quotation credits Rutherford with the saying that all created comforts come from God who is the lender and humans the borrowers, not owners. The line emphasizes divine provision over ownership.

Rutherford

His Word Alone One Monarch to Obey and Creed to Own

A compact line asserts a sole monarch in God and a sole creed. The phrasing emphasizes a religious orthodoxy centered on divine sovereignty and scriptural primacy. It critiques or declares allegiance to a single divine lord and a single guiding doctrine.

Safety Valves as Pressure Relievers in Se Systems

Safety valves act as pressure relievers in steam systems when pressure exceeds limits. They prevent equipment damage by releasing excess steam, protecting vessels and operators from overpressure incidents.

Christian Church Outlook Bright After Busy Bible School

The Christian Church reports rising Bible School attendance and strong church support. Next Sunday schedule includes Bible School at 10 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., and Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p.m led by Miss Evelyn Reed. The pastor Hugh B Warner notes plans to elevate Christian Endeavor to a top state level.

Evelyn Reed Hugh B. Warner Pasor

Want ads connect you with someone who wants what you have

A Times want ad promises quick, profitable disposal of used items from stoves and cars to farm tools and furniture. It playfully notes a farmer, a butcher, or even a rooster might be involved, and invites readers to place an ad to move unwanted goods at low advertising cost.

Times

Classified Ads Offer Low Rates for Lost and Found Listings

This column promotes a new Classified Ad feature with a one cent per word rate and a 25 cent minimum. It invites ads for lost items found trades or purchases and offers help or job listings. Copy must arrive at the office by 10 a m Wednesday to publish that week.

Local Reading Ads Charge Insertion Fees

Local notices offer two cents per word with a minimum charge of 25 cents. Contact phone 69 for insertion in the regular news locals classified.

Phone 69 the Times

Illness Improves. H. L. Ellis Leaves Houston for Home

H. L. Ellis, once seriously ill for over a year, shows marked improvement and his mother returns to her Houston home, signaling a recovery phase.

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