Scholastics in Kimble County 1926-27 report
County Superintendent A G Farmer furnishes the scholastic census for Kimble County with notes for reference. The Eagle notes limited news this week due to heavy printing demand and a rush of circulars. Mentions a London class recital on April 30 and local ads for May and June poultry chicks and Mother's Day candies.
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Kimble County
A. G. Farmer
Eagle
The
Eagle Force
Laymore
Mayhew
Laymore Poultry Farm
Brady
Texas
Heyman
King’s Fine
Sin Must Be Suffered For Sunday Service Notes
A Baptist pastor urges Sabbath rest and town cooperation with Christian living, criticizing Sunday commerce. The note reflects church unity with Methodist revival efforts and questions town pride, while promoting local sales from Junction retailers and endorsing Kerrville furniture offerings.
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J A. Dekle
West Texas Utilities Aims Friendly Service for Town Power
West Texas Utilities Co states its personnel are carefully chosen, with notable character, to provide electric service and goodwill with customers. Connections planned with the High Line from Menard will bring uniform voltage, with possible short interruptions during wiring upgrades, then ample current for all town needs.
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Fawcett Furniture Co
Kerrville
West Texas Utilities Co
Fawcett
The
Menard
Patterson and Tracy Families Buy New Cars
The H. O. Patterson and Earl Tracy families are driving new cars purchased last week. Mr Patterson owns a Buick Sedan while Mr Tracy owns an Overland Sedan bought from Cavaness Brothers.
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H. O. Patterson
Earl Tracy
Mr. Patterson
Mr. Tracy
Cavaness Brothers
Ladies Afternoon Club Honors With Yellow Decor
Mrs. C. T. Holekamp hosted the Ladies Afternoon Club on Saturday with five bridge tables in a yellow themed living room. Prizes went to Mrs. Van Martin and Mrs. W. P. Riley for high guest and second high scores, while Mrs. A. L. Mudge received the club pendant. An ice course was served to about twenty three guests.
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C. T. Holekamp
van Martin
W. P. Riley
A. L. Mudge
Mrs Allen Honored At Merry Ives Club Bridge Party
A Monday afternoon bridge event hosted by Mrs. P Joseph honored Mrs. Ed Allen. Six tables played as Spring flowers adorned living and dining rooms. Prizes included silk hose for high and guest, lingerie for the honoree, and pink rose buds within the table decor.
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P. Joseph
Merry “Ives Club
Ed. Allen
C. T. Holekamp
H. W. Rieck
Rags Wanted at The Eagle Office
Clean cotton rags are requested by The Eagle office at 71 percent of a cent per pound. Flannel and knit underwear are not accepted.
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Eagle
Sale to Reduce Stock Offers Unmatched Prices
TO THE PEOPLE OF KIMBLE COUNTY announce a large sale to cut stock, featuring clean merchandise not old stock, with a seasoned sales manager to maximize savings. Buyers are urged to purchase for summer needs, stressing major price reductions even if borrowing at 20 percent. The vendor claims no profit motive and aims to convert half the stock to cash, with goods selling at stated sale prices.
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Junction
Alex J. Hamer Co
Phillip Joseph
Garage burns at Stevenson home. cause unknown
A garage at the Coke R. Stevenson residence was destroyed by fire around noon Monday while Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson were away. Light wind helped limit spread. onlookers aided in halting blaze from reaching the nearby Hamer home. Water from a nearby cistern and hydrants was used to douse a fence and protect the adjacent house.
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Coke R. Stevenson
Hamer
PTA Benefit Recitals and May Dance Event Announced
Miss Lois Hawkins and Mrs H O Patterson consent to charge for recitals with proceeds aiding the Parent-Teacher Association. A PTA meeting error corrected. election officers’ meeting set for Thursday April 22. May 6 features Gypsy beggar and scarecrow dance at Hawkins Riley Hall with boxing samples from Heyman’s Drug Store and Mother’s Day candy boxes. prices 15 to 25 cents. George Cavaness visited San Antonio on business. Junction Tailor Shop advertises cleaning and pressing price list.
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Lois Hawkins
H. O. Patterson
Parent - Teacher’ Association
P.-T
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Community Hall
Telegraph
Segovia
Oon Ee
Old Noxville
Adams
White Bluff
Eight Mile
Cleo
Whitworth
Copperas
Murr
Gentry
James River
Ivy
Roosevelt
Watson
Reese
Hull
Baptist Church Notes
Mrs. Allen
Oscar Duderstadt
Ford Webber
Warren Braley
Ira Knox
Loma Murrah
Ned Maddox
M. C. Blackburn
Larue Newby
Lemuel Jones
Gay Munn
College Station
Brison
Garrett
Hamer Company
Maxwell House Coffee
Butt & Garrett, Inc
Mother
Heyman’s Drug Store
Hawkins-Riley Hall
George Cavaness
San Antonio
Junction Tailor Shop
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