Baptist Church Notes For The Week Revival and Weddings
The church reports revival meetings closing on Sunday with thirteen baptisms and higher cash offerings than in recent pastorates. Willie E. Bolt and Miss Bessie Browning married at the church. Members attend Alto Frio encampment and plans for next Sundays conference and elections are noted. Mrs Pearce and sons relocate to Houston Miss. with church letters filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto Frio
Willie E. Bolt
Bessie Browning
W. S. Pearce
Albert
James
Mr. Pearce
Houston
Mrs. Pearce
Bolt Browning Matrimonial in Kimble County
Willie E Bolt and Bessie Browning wed at the Baptist church with Rev S F Marsh officiating Miss Mattie Wright served the bride The couple are Kimble county natives with Bolt from Bear Creek and Browning from Junction They start a new home among friends and family in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie E. Bolt
Bessie Browning
Baptist Church
S. F. Marsh
Mattie Wright
Kimble County
Bolt
Bear Creek
Miss Browning
Junction
Kerrville Fair Promises Big Live Stock Exhibit
The Kerrville West Texas Fair on August 24 to 26 aims to attract top cattle sheep goats and swine from Southwest Texas. Races will be strong with many horses already on site and more arriving. The H A Johnson Radio will showcase daily acts, free on fairgrounds and in town. Ball games and other amusements appear daily with a strong emphasis on free acts, a military band will play on grounds and for nightly dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Fair
Kerrville
Texas
H. A. Johnson
Merry Wives Club Hosts Mrs Conrad Holekamp Evening
Mrs Conrad T Holekamp entertained the Merry Wives Club on Thursday August 15 with a lively 500 game. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Lewis F Boyle and Mrs James Moore, followed by apricot sherbet and cake for a long list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives Club
Conrad T. Holekamp
Lewis F. Boyle
James Moore
H. O. Patterson
Clay Secrest
A. W. Loeffler
A Fish Fry at Copperas Creek Picnic Scene
A August 11 gathering on the E. O. Bode ranch near the creek featured fishing, cooking by each campfire, a picnic dinner with salads and fish, swimming, and more fishing before a unanimous thanks to Mr. Harrison for ice. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harrison and family, Earl Hill and family, FE O Bode and son Ed, A F Winkel and family, Ernest Bode and others. followed by memorial resolutions and sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Bode
M. Q. Adams
Mr. Harrison
Elmer Harrison
Ruth
Herbert
Earl Hill
FE. O. Bode
A. F. Winkel
Ernest Bode
M. E. Blackburn
Effie Roy
Mary Ellis
Merle
Darty
F. H. Dunk
Pearl
Anna Mae
Joe Ragsdale
Resolutions on the Death of Sister Sophia Graves
The committee on resolutions of respect for Junction City Chapter No. 497 reports the death of Sister Sophia Graves on July 19 1921. The members note the will of God and express sorrow and tribute to her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem
Mattie H. Patterson
Lila M. Baker
Vara James
Junction City
Sophia Graves
Graves
Telegraph Tellings Of The Past Week
Harry Hubble and a family were guests at F M Hodges Sunday. Miss Carrie Dixon left for home in Fort Worth after a visit to Mesdames Henderson Conde and Hardeman. A girl joined Mr and Mrs Coleman Highsmith last week. Lane and Jimmie Hodges visited home folks Saturday and returned to Mr D M Stewards Sunday to begin drilling on the well. Gomis Boone and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hubble
F. M. Hodges
Carrie Dixon
Fort Worth
Mesdames Chas
Henderson Conde
Victor Hardeman
Coleman Highsmith
Lane
Jimmie Hodges
D. M. Stewards
Gomis Boone
Local Social Notes From Junction and Surrounding Areas
Gardner Franks and his wife from Rock Springs spent the weekend in Junction and Telegraph visiting relatives. Hazel Richardson and Mable Estes visited the R. M. Stephenson home on Sunday. J. J. Richardson and J. W. Boone syruped this week and dipped at J. B. Wilson's Tuesday. Jim Farr and Lola Mc Collum of London were guests of Homer and Edith Richardson Sunday. Mrs. B. Ivy visited Mrs. F. M. Hodges Monday afternoon. The Henderson house party attended a dance at Hawkins Riley Hall Monday night. Will Thomas was in the community Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Conde Hardeman entertained the Henderson party at riverfront supper Tuesday night. Several men were shopping in Junction Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Franks
Rock Springs
Junction
Telegraph
Hazel Richardson
Mable Estes
R. M. Stephenson
J. J. Richardson
J. W. Boone
J. B. Wilson
Jim Farr
Lola McCollum
London
Homer
Edith Richardson
B. Ivy
F. M. Hodges
Henderson House
Hawkins
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Carey
Mission Lumber Company
WM_ P. CAREY CO
J. E. Richardson
Mer
Menard, Texas
Bolt-Browning
Kerrville Fair
Copperas
Just
Phillip Joseph
Ford Cars
Junction Hardware CO
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