Local Residents Tour and Visit Nearby Towns
Flatonia residents Dora Stewart and Charlotte Fernau spent a few days in Waelder. Anna Belle Balhorn of Moulton visited this week. Tillie Schmidt and Louise Mueller went to Waco for the grand lodge of Rebekahs. Anna B. Jorden and B. F. Johnson of Schulenburg were here Sunday. R. E. Sullivan spent days in Yoakum. L. R. Woodmansee is in Dallas. Daisy Stewart of Waelder visited relatives here. Aron Harless and W. J. Fri day of Smithville were here this week. Ed Huffer of Waelder came with relatives. Ruth Boettcher of Schulenburg visited Esther Fernau Thursday. Judge C. E. Nesista is in Austin this week. Louise Sloan returned to San Antonio. Mrs. Chas Burns is in Rockdale. Fairy Faires and Mrs. F. R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Stewart
Charlotte Fernau
Waelder
Anna Belle Balhorn
Moulton
Tillie Schmidt
Louise Mueller
Waco
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Anna B. Jorden
B. F. Johnson
Schulenburg
R. E. Sullivan
Yoakum
L. R. Woodmansee
Dal
Las
Daisy Stewart
Aron Harless
W. J. Freday
Smithville
Ed. Huffer
Ruth Boettcher
Esther Fernau
C. E. Nesista
Austin
Louise Sloan
San Antonio
Chas. Burns
Rockdale
Fairy Faires
F. R
Baby Cured of Eczema by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. Drew of New York reports her two month old baby suffered a severe facial and body rash. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment eased itching, reduced redness, and healed the skin in two weeks with daily use. She endorses continued use for skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Drew
New York
Flatonia Juniors Host Seniors At Esther Fernau Home
West Point hosts a church league event as Flatonia High juniors entertain seniors at Miss Esther Fernau's home. The purple and white theme features ivy wreaths and red and white arrangements. A musical program and contests earlier in the evening prize Fay Arnim and Bessie Stewart. booby goes to L Warnecke. Out of town guests include Ruth Boettcher of Schulenburg and Dora Stewart of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condin
West Point
Flatonia High School
Esther Fernau
Ernest Willeford
Fay Arnim
Bessie Stewart
L. Warnecke
Ruth Boettcher
Schulenburg
Dora Stewart
San Antonio
Daughters of the Republic of Texas meet reviewed officers
The Daughters of the Republic of Texas held a regular meeting on Tuesday at 3 oclock with Miss Mattie Harwood presiding. Officers elected included President Mrs J C Bright Vice President Mrs J F Miller Recording Secretary Mrs Edward Lewis Treasurer Mrs Lucian Chenault Historian Mrs Fannie Durst. Several members returned from visits and other social activities were noted including a wedding at the Carr home near Leesville and plans for a girls club similar to the boys scouts movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Mattie Harwood
J. C. Bright
J. F. Miller
Edward Lewis
Lucian Chenault
Fannie Durst
Asia
A. H. Fitzgerald
K. D
Walter Moore
Fanny Ligon
Scout Movement
E. C. Draeger
Oak Forest
Seguin
Social notes from Ceguin area visits and visits
Miss Sophie Melke of Belton, Miss Frances Beeland of Greenville Ala., and Miss Esther Reich returning from San Antonio visit. Miss Talla Nolte hosts, Mrs. W M Rust and children back from Beaumont trip. Rev J F Webb visited relatives in San Antonio. Agnes Harley at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Melke
Belton
Frances Beeland
Greenville
Ala
Talla Nolte
Esther Reich
Alex Pomernanty
San Antonio
W. M. Rust
Beaumont
J. F. Webb
Agnes Harley
Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes
Sunday from Zuehl to spend the day. Miss Nora Holmes returned from a several weeks visit to relatives in San Antonio. Mr and Mrs F Klein went to San Antonio Sunday. their daughter Nora Klein accompanied them home Monday. Mrs H Seligmann and Misses Helen Dollie Seligmann and Nannie Enders traveled to San Antonio Friday with R L Wupperman. Mr and Mrs W H Baxter and Mrs J P Campbell returned from San Antonio last Friday. Mrs Baxter and Mrs Campbell have recovered at Santa Rosa infirmary. O L Pfannstiel and Misses Lillie Zork and Maida Healbig visited from New Braunfels Sunday. Miss Claudia Smith and Joe Gernhard of San Antonio were guests of J Hahn and family this week. Miss Smith is a noted elocutionist. The Ladies Guild of St Andrew s church will serve chili cakes and pies during Lent. Rev B D Kennedy was in San Antonio Saturday. Miss Katie Weinert visits friends in Austin. Mr and Mrs H M Wurzbach Mrs A C Erskine and Mrs John Moore went to San Antonio Sunday afternoon to hear Rev Silver s lecture. They returned Monday. Mrs McDaniel of Austin is the guest of Mrs EB J Lacey. Mr Claner leaves for Germany next Thursday to remain a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuehl
Nora Holmes
San Antonio
F. Kiein
Nora Klein
H. Seligmann
Helen
Dollie Seligmann
Nannie Enders
R. L. Wupperman
W. H. Baxter
J. P. Campbell
Baxter
Campbell
Santa Rosa Infirmary
O. L. Pfannstiel
Lillie Zork
Maida Healbig
New Braunfels
Claudia Smith
Joe Gernhard
J. Hahn
Smith
Ladies’ Guild
St. Andrew's Church
B. D. Kennedy
Katie Weinert
Austin
H. M. Wurzbach
A. C. Erskine
John Moore
Silver
McDaniel of
EB. J. Lacey
Claner
Germany
Texas
Yoakum and Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Residents and visitors travel between Yoakum, Rock Island, Shiner, Port O Connor, and Victoria. Guests include Mrs. H W Patrick from Rock Island, Mrs. H E Grebs of Houston, Mrs. J C Hardeson and child visiting New Iberia La, and Albert Hoffman of Victoria marrying Lenora Wofford in Yoakum. Local relocations include A C Saunders moving to Fort Worth then Wichita Falls.
Popular Little Lockhart Child Sings At Recital Night
A Lockhart Texas concert program highlights young John Trigg Flowers son of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Flowers. The event features multiple performances including recitations, songs, and piano numbers by local children and instructors. Mrs. John C. Hubbard travels to Cleburne for a visit while Owen Hoegemeyer and wife from Columbus visit relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranitzky
John Trigg Flowers
M. O. Flowers
Lockhart
Texas
John Trigg
Dick Garrett
Gladys Koltermann
Lillian Beck
Prof. Hilden
Ethel Insell
Ruby Insell
Eleanora Armstrong
May Belle Roberts
Virginia Hubbard
Virginia Heyer
Hilda Nitschmann
Adelia Buske
Lloyd Hunter
Goethe, Sachs and
Fahrenthold
Elliott Hubbard
Robert Thow
Brooks
Ellis
John C. Hubbard
Cleburne
Owen Hoegemeyer
Columbus
Weimar Institute Pupils Stage Benefit Entertainment
Friday night entertainment by Weimar Institute pupils supported the library fund. The program included Shep herd's Evening Song by Ruth and Pearl Green, Chicadees by Little Minerva Ellis, a Chinese song by Irma Chapman Mildred Baar Minerva Bpolis Virginia Hubbard Velma Chapman Adelia Burke and Hilda Netschmann, recitation Adam the Man Who Was Never a Boy by Kindred McLeary, and a song by Little Virginia Holt followed by Tommy's recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar Institute
Library Fund
Ruth
Pearl Green
Chicadees
Minerva Ellis
Irma Chapman
Mildred Baar
Minerva Bpllis
Virginia Hubbard
Velma Chapman
Adelia Burke
Hilda Netschmann
Local Social News From Priscilla Club and Teas
Mrs W P Hoffman hosted Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage. Sunday afternoon C P Dean and Miss Willie Spain of White House wed at the Missionary Baptist church with Rev B B Blalock officiating. Oran Needham returns home from Temple after appendectomy. Friday the Club of Clefs met at Miss Soveta Tisdale’s with Miss Velma absent. program included Norwegian Bridal Procession Grieg piano solos and vocal pieces. refreshments served. Abbie Masterson hosted the St Cecelia club Friday afternoon 3 to 5 with family and friends attending. Numerous locals visited and hosted guests from Hutton Taylor and San Marcos. teaching certificate earned by Miss Isie Thomas. Mothers club box supper postponed to Friday night due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hoffman
Priscilla Club
Baptist Parsonage
C. P. Dean
Willie Spain
White House
B. B. Blalock
Missionary Baptist Church
Oran Needham
Temple
Club of Clefs
Soveta Tisdale
Velma
Grieg
Annie Keady
Haydn
Kate Middleton
Mothers’ Club
Local Notes from Ance Texas Church and Visits
Rev. R. L. McIntyre preached at the M B church last Sunday at 11 a m. Homer Speer left Monday for Del ville to remain for a while. Miss Florence Patteson of Nixon is visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Allen Humphreys were visiting relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Homer Speer
Delville
Florence Patteson
Nixon
Allen Humphreys
Felix West and Miss Lucy Ethridge Wed in Local Ceremony
Felix West and Miss Lucy Ethridge were married on Thursday with Rev. E L Elgar officiating. The couple’s wedding adds to a busy week in Johnson City as residents attend church, club, and family visits.
Local notes from Cotulla and nearby towns
Captain Turner visits the Black Ranch in New Orleans typeers. Tax Assessor R L Henrichson visits Artesia Cotulla. Funeral of Sam Morrison attended by R A Gouger J H Gallman and C E Manley. Revival meetings begin at the Methodist church led by Rev J H Beall. W A Tarver completes a new residence on Tilden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Oliver
Woodward
Cotulla
Maud Lestergette
San Antonio
H. C. Fullerton
Georges
Laredo
B. S. Powell
Arizona
Mexico
Ed Oliver
John Conlan
Miss Katie Boy Returns From Belton To Aid Ill Mother
In Quage Texas the Sweet Sixteen club met at the McDougal home with Miss Annie Leckie and Mrs J R C McDougal hosting. Refreshments followed as new candidates were initiated and guests included several young ladies. Mr and Mrs J H Keepers Sr left for a several weeks visit while Mr Granton of Gonzales visited relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Leckie
J. R. C. McDougal
Sweet Sixteen Club
Katie Boy
Belton
J. H. Keepers Sr
Re Eers
Rnton
Gonzales Visi
Ae Nee
Five Hundred Club Hosts Mrs Morris at St Charles
Mrs George Morris entertained the Five Hundred club on Tuesday at the St Charles Refreshments were served Those present included Mrs W W Allen Mrs C Rawson Mrs Chas Real Mrs Gus Schreiner Mrs C C Newcomb Miss B Weir Miss Thorne Remschel Mrs P G Walker Miss Charilessa Barlemann and Mrs Adkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morris
Five Hundred Club
St. Charles
W. W. Allen
C. Rawson
Chas. Real
Gus Schreiner
C. C. Newcomb
B. Weir
Thorne Remschel
P. G. Walker
Charilessa Barlemann
Adkins
Kerrville Social Roundup Includes Visiting Kin
Mrs George Morris and Miss Eugenie Myers visit Kerrville with Mr and Mrs T Eastland of Meridian Mississippi at the ranch. Henry Scholl of New Braunfels visits his parents Mr and Mrs H V Scholl. Mrs A Enderle returns from Harper with Prof B Enderle. Mrs W Aeeks and her child visit from Kansas City. Frank and Virginia Davis of Marshall spend months in Kerrville. Mr and Mrs Carr visit Kerrville Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Real of Turtle Creek in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morris
Eugenie Myers
T. Eastland
Meridian
Dick Eastland
Henry Scholl
New Braunfels
H. V. Scholl
A. Enderle
Prof
Harper
W. Aeeks
Little Son
Kansas City
Furnished rooms for rent line ad offer
Advertise furnished rooms now with a small 15 word notice. Rates are 15 cents for one insertion, 45 cents for four, 60 cents for seven, or 75 cents for ten. Call line 176 to dictate to an operator. payment can be made later. Results certain.
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Palm Heights
Pam Heights
Flatonia
Ftontales
Ceguin, Texas
East Houston Street
Palm Heights Development Co
East
Houston Street
Yoakum, Texas
Curco
Earl Valentine
H. W. Patrick
Rock Island
City
Mose Jones
A. J. Fitterly
Galveston
F.J. Walicek
Rosebud
H. E. Grebs
Houston
H. Hagen
A. J. Ross
W. O. Goode
Port O'Connor
J. M. Perry
Methodist Church
Albert Hoffman
Victoria
Lenora Wofford
W. W. Wofford
J. P. Woolsey
Gillette
R. C. Roos
E. F. Wolters
Shiner
J. C. Hardeson
W. L. Johnston
New Iberia
Eck May
O. Ming Clemmie North
A. N. Dillon
Peoria
Ill
W. A. Wise
Morgan Snell
A. C. Saunders
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Mary L. O. Orth
H. K. Webster
L. Orth
Chicago
H. F. Priesmeyer
A. E. Beck
E. C. Keartle
Lester Hale
S. ©. Blanton
Louie Blanton
Little Lockhart
Weimar
Georgetown
Ance, Texas
Padi Heights
Pali Heights
Glen Parks
Coryell County
L. L. Gourley
Kendalia
Marvin Gourley
Quage, Tex
Errville
Owl Drug Store
Wy Geaunsvesst
Meil
Belz Co
Atlanta
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