London News Summary From Red Creek and Nearby
Measles spread among students lowers attendance as Bill Cummins and others suffer illness. Luther Walton visits Lon don on business. a windmill is erected over the new school well. Mrs G T May visits San Antonio niece Selma May. London school plans to close May 22 program. F T Spence from Gentry Creek attends to business in Lon don. R L McKinney and E P Farr, London merchants, go to Hondo on business. Infant son of L B Watson critically ill but improving. Martin Baze, Roscoe High historian, visits London. previously called to Brady for a niece’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cummins
Luther Walton
Red Creek
London
G. T. May
Selma May
San Antonio
London School
F. T. Spence
Gentry Creek
R. L. McKinney
E. P. Farr
Hondo
L. B. Watson
Simpson Pearson
Yates
E. Z. Parker
The
Baptist Church
Martin Baze
Roscoe High School
Tie
Brady
South Llano News Local Social Notes
J. H. Hubbell visited Junction on business Friday. Prof. E. E. Callender traveled to Junction Saturday. John Savage recovered enough to be out again after a serious flu spell. Lane Hodges with wife and baby made a business trip to Wheat Bradford's last Saturday. Uncle Bud Fleming returned home from a North Texas trip last week. Mesdames C. B. Hardeman and Chas Henderson and Mr. Hardeman shopped in Junction Saturday afternoon. Mrs. McDonald and son and his wife of Camp Wood visited Bud Hodges Monday on their way home from Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hubbell
Junction
E. E. Callender
John Savage
Lane Hodges
Wheat Bradford
Bud Fleming
North Texas
Mesdames
C. B. Hardeman
Chas. Henderson
Mr. Hardeman
Mrs. McDonald and Son
Touch of Love Completes the Finest Human Effort
Poetic reflection on how love and understanding complete human effort, contrasting fame’s lure with the need for care. A literary line from Dodd, Mead & Ca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd, Mead & Ca
Preacher Rev Kelley Draws Crowd at Evergreen
Rev Kelley of Junction Baptist preached to a large Evergreen audience Sunday afternoon. The congregants praised his kindness and sermon urging a return visit. Mrs Ed Fleming visits from Junction nursing three children with measles, while she herself remains ill. The Eagle serves Kimble County with local notices and fencing from Wahl Bros and Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Junction Baptist Church
Evergreen
Bro
Ed Fleming
Junction
Fleming
Segovia Savings Community Notes
Prof. Bierschwale and family spent Saturday in Junction. Mrs. J W Taylor has returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Jim Gentry of London, and reports baby Gentry is doing better after a serious measles illness. The note closes with local pride in the community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Bierschwale
Junction
J. W. Taylor
Jim Gentry
London
Baby Gentry
Segovia school shines at Kerrville Hill Country Meet
Segovia school dominated with Lillie Fairchild and Ira Dell Northcutt taking first in Segovia spelling and Ber nice Bishop with Otho Mangold placing well in declamation. Gor don King, a junior high jumper, leaped high. honor roll for the month lists Nora Bell Latham, Lot tie Mae, Carrie Lee Watson, Lillie, Lula Bell and Peora Lee Fairchild, Ira Dell and Eunice Northcutt, Jack and Marguerite King, Roy Bierschwale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segovia
Kerrville
Lillie Fairchild
Ira Dell Northcutt
Bernice Bishop
Otho Mangold
Gordon King
Nora Bell Latham
Lottie Mae
Carrie Lee Watson
Lillie
Lula Bell
Peora Lee Fairchild
Ira Dell
Eunice Northcutt
Jack and
Marguerite King
Roy Bierschwale
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RED Creek News
South Llano
PA E. Hall
Eagle
Kimble County
Wahl Bros. & Jordon
Segovia Savings
Range & Range Attorneys AT Law
Mason, Texas
Phillip Luthringer
Roosevelt, Texas
Schreiner -Hodges Company
Leonard’s
Junction Furniture Co
B. C
Jimmy
Goth
Byrne Systems
San Antonio Commercial College
Nolan St
Texas
Becker Hotel
Junction, Texas
State Bank
R. Becker
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