Sunday Church Services and Listings in San Antonio
Local church notices list morning and evening services across denominations including Central Christian Episcopal Catholic Lutheran and Baptist bodies. It names times pastors and locations from St Johns St Marks Grace English Lutheran to Christ Church Danish Aid and Calvary Baptist with Sunday schools and special events.
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Central Christian Church
Main
Pedro Avenues
Hugh McLellan
Minster
Faulks
Bischoff
Miss Applewhite
Thorne
Groven
Athem
Lange
Beacon Hill Mission
Rs. B. K. Nicholson
Episcopal
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Urnet and
Cherry Streets
Nolan Street
Hutcheson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Governent Hill
George D. Harris
Christ Church
Laurel Heights
Imortant
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Pecan
Jefferson Streets
Davis Park
Philip Cook
Geowme Belsey
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Leona and
Zavala Streets
EB. J.alsley
Presbyterian and Methodist church notices listings
Church notices from First Presbyterian Pine Street Westminster and other churches outline service times Sunday schools and leagues. Details include pastors ministers schedules ash Wednesday prayer midweek meetings and a cordial welcome to worshippers and strangers alike.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
The
Gospel Mission
Victoria
Matagorda Streets
Aio Ad
First Primitive Baptist Church
Austin Street
E. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
S. J. Porter
Oakland Street
Bible School
J. P. Smith
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
South Side Baptist Church
Nathan and
Johnson Streets
T. C. Long
Madison Street
C. A. Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society
P. F. Loring
Baptist Young People’s Union
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Church of the Hearty
San Jacinto and
Buena Vista Streets
San Jacinto Street
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Buena Vista Street
Old Phone
Calvary Baptist Church
North Pine
Hays Streets
R. J. Stokes
Nolan Street
Robert D. McGee
Walter Baird
Stokes
Ladies’ Missionary and Aid Society
J. W. Williams
B. V. Schilling
Presbyterian
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Camden Street
Lexington Avenue
Frederick Bowen
D. D
L. H. Morey
George E. Bell
Antioch
Athens
Tobin Hill
Westminster Presbyterian
Garden
King William Streets
Brooks L Dickey
Star
H. M. Smith
Westminster League
Utica
Ior League
First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Arthur G. Jones
Young People’s Society
West End Presbyterian Church
W. A. McDowell
Professor Starnes
Ladies’ Aid
Zarramora Street
Colorado Avenue
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknep Place
J. D. Young
W. Db. Williams
H. C. Burgin
Travis Park Methodist Episcopal Church South
Travis and
Navarro Streets
W. A. Godbey
John W. Shoemaker
Epworth League
Government Hill Methodist Church
Nolan
Mason Streets
A. B. Davidson
Cuero
S. H. C. Burgin
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement asserts rheumatism is caused by blood acidity and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla offers a permanent cure by correcting the blood. It urges readers to use the internal remedy rather than external aids.
Taylor Boys' Corn and Hog Club Show Planned in Taylor
Taylor Texas on November 22 will host the Taylor Boys' Corn and Hog club show after a board of trade meeting. A committee of T W Marse A Alexander J M Forwood and Fred I Fisher will organize the event with five cash prizes for hog exhibits and three for corn. Additional prizes for hogs are promised by Houston Packing Company Fort Worth stock yards and various merchants.
Publicity league plans resumption of fund drive
The Publicity league will resume its campaign next Tuesday morning. With a systematized effort among members they aim to bring in funds to reach the $20,000 target. Canvassers delayed due to Saturday business and fair events but will resume Tuesday, hoping to complete the total before next week ends.
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Publicity League
Taft Turkey Fine One From Newport Fancier
Horace Vose of Westerly prepares this year’s Thanksgiving gift for President Taft a bronze gobbler gaining weight on chestnuts. He declares it the finest turkey sent to any president since the Grant gift.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. I
Horace Vose
Taft
President Grant
Vose
European and American capitalists tour Frisco to inspect bonds
A party of European and American financiers passed through Frisco New Orleans in a special train to inspect Frisco railway properties. They include W S Escher and Oscar Englar of Zurich E D Julhier of Paris and Gilbert Russell for British bankers plus about twenty eastern and northern bankers.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
West
Frisco
W.S. Escher
Oscar Englar
Zurich
E. D. Julhier
Paris
Gilbert Russell
Court Opens at Lockhart Texas
District court is in session at Lockhart with the criminal docket called A Mexican was sent to the penitentiary for house breaking to serve five years Judge Roberts will be disqualified in several cases Special Judge M Co Jeffrey will preside District Attorney Lowery is at his new post with County Attorney Hatchitt as his assistant The docket is heavy and night sessions will probably be held.
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Lockhart
Tex
Roberts
M. Co. Jeffrey
Lowery
Hatchitt
Vickers Greer wed in Wrightsboro ceremony
Elmer E. Vickers and Miss Mary Electra Greer were married at Rev. J. J. Hodges residence near Wrightsboro on Wednesday evening. The ceremony was performed by the officiant Rev. Hodges.
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Wrightsboro
Gonzales
Tex
Elmer E. Vickers
Mary Electra Greer
J. J. Hodges
County Funds in Good Shape in Gonzales
County Treasurer R. K. Wyatt reports the quarter ending October 31 shows a cash balance of 9792.33 across county funds.
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Gonzales
Tex
R. K. Wyatt
To Believe Rheumatism Take Eimer & AMEND'S N Y 2861
San Antonio Drug Co. carries it. The remedy is recommended by those who have tried it and is urged for rheumatism treatment under the number 2861.
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Eimer & Amend
N. Y
San Antonio Drug Co
All Aboard for Blanket Bay Inspires Town Hype
Harry Von Tilzer premieres a new song All Aboard for Blanket Bay noted for its odd swing. In New York theaters parlors and schools sing it, orchestras favor it, and dancing academies adopt it as a waltz. San Antonio girls expected to dance to its charm this winter.
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Harry von Tilzer
Blanket Bay
Crorus
New York
San Antonio
Amusements at the Grand The Third Degree Tonight
Charles Klein's latest play The Third Degree will be seen at the Grand tonight and tomorrow night. The production has drawn much favorable comment during the past year and publicity has been unusually attracted to Klein's clever work by reason of its topical subject matter.
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Charles Klein
the Grand
Klein
Army Officers Honor San Antonio Smoker Farewell
A farewell smoker and reception for departing maneuver camp officers drew wide attendance at the San Antonio club on Alamo plaza. The Twenty-eighth infantry band performed and a Plaza theater vaudeville show followed, with Dr. Fred Hadra delivering a cordial toast and wishing the officers godspeed. Notables present included Maj. W. S. Scott Col. John T. Van Orsdale Lieut. Col. Colville P. Terrett Majors E N. Jones Jr. George W. Martin Frederick D. Evans Col. E. H. Plummer Lieutenant Colonel Griffith Majors Beall Leitch Lindsay Col. James Parker Lieut. Col. George H. Morgan Majors Walsh Cabell Cols. Charles G. Treat Lieut. Col. Samuel D. Sturgis Majors Snow Summerall Third Field Artillery Majors Daniel Tate Arthur Thayer Third Cavalry Maj. Robert H. Rolfe.
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San Antonio
Alamo Plaza
Twenty-eighth Infantry Band
Lloyd Spencer
Plaza Theater
Plaza
Fred Hadra
W. 8. Scott
Department of Texas
John T. van Orsdale
Col
Snow and Summerall
Third Field Artillery
Daniel L. Tate
Arthur Thayer
Third Cavalry
Robert H. Rolfe
Fort Sam Houston
The Third Degree Play Enlightens and Upsets New York
The production ran seven months amid publicity over police brutality and Commissioner Bingham’s resignation. Howard Jeffries Jr. marries a shop girl and, after a college friend’s suicide, endures a third degree inquiry. Annie fights for her husband’s life while outwitting her in laws and supporting Grace Lord’s leading role with a capable supporting cast.
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New York Police
Bingham
New York
Klein
Howard Jeffries Jr
Ida Root Gordon
Raymond Wells
Frank Patton
Charles T. del Vecchio
Edmond Sprague
William Weston
Grace Lord
Texan an Author Sparks Local Pride in King Book
Floresville notices celebrate James Albert King a Floresville lawyer and author of When Foes Were Friends a Civil War romance set in Dixie land. Born in San Saba Texas he is son of Rev. James A King descendant of North Carolina Kings his mother from the Albert family of Georgia and Alabama. He was educated in Texas schools and Laredo seminary and admitted to the bar in 1896 serving six years as Karnes County prosecuting attorney.
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Floresville
Tex
James Albert King
Mr. King
Dixieland
San Saba
Texas
James A. King
North Carolina
Albert
Georgia
Alabama
Remarkable Showing New York Fleet Deserts Low
A police circular reports 26 000 enlisted sailors in New York with the fleet in the past ten days. only two deserters and seven stragglers were noted. Police say better behaved bluejackets never visited New York.
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New York
Associated Press
The Thief Dramatic Sensation Impresses Even After
The Thief keeps hold after leaving the theater, offering more reality than many plays. It grips heart and mind and leaves audiences still thinking as they depart.
Katy Makes Improvements
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad reported fiscal year spending on roadway and equipment totaling 14,332,844.39 dollars. Freight terminals at St. Louis added 4,053,903.77 dollars. Additions and betterment cost 6,881,808.29 dollars. maintenance of way and structures 3,900,643.26. maintenance of equipment 3,550,392.86. New equipment 3,840,420.88, bringing total equipment expense to 7,790,813.74, plus 876,691.47 for replacing destroyed cars.
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Katy
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
St. Louis
Old Resident Dies in Corpus Christi
Mrs. George W. Greer a Nueces county resident for twenty years died in Corpus Christi after an eight month illness at age 47 Funeral services were held Friday morning at 10 from the Episcopal church and interment followed at Pythian cemetery.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
George W. Greer
Nueces County
Episcopal Church
Pythian Cemetery
Weather moderates in Houston with clearing skies
Moderate temperatures prevail in Houston with partly cloudy conditions and signs of clearing. The ongoing cold spell caused no damage in this area.
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Houston
Associated Press
Tex
Death of Sherman Woman After Sanatorium Jump
Miss Mary Cotts, of a prominent Sherman, Texas family, died last night from injuries after jumping from the third floor of St. Vincent sanitarium a few days earlier. The tragedy leaves a notable local family in mourning.
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Associated Press
Sherman,tex
Mary Cotts
St. Vincent Sanitarium
Sherman
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A 50 cent package of Pape's Diapepsin is advertised as a complete cure for indigestion and related stomach woes. The ad claims rapid relief from sour stomach, gas, belching, fatigue, and appetite restoration, noting the tablet is harmless and tastes like candy.
The Thief Seen at Grand Theatre Monday and Tuesday
The Thief will be shown at the Grand on Monday night and Tuesday both matinee and evening performances. The engagement promises a strong audience turnout and a short run for the production.
Mumford and Thompson Close Plaza Bill With Hit Act
At the Plaza the singing and talking comedians Mumford and Thompson close the week’s bill. They were added on short notice but won over audiences with a fresh act and polished presentation. Thompson’s high tenor and Mumford’s comic timing elevate the routine, making the show highly recommended for those who missed it earlier.
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the Plaza
Plaza
Mumford and Thompson
Nature
Mumford
Thompson
The Royal vaudeville bill ends this week
Tonight is the last opportunity to see the meritorious bill at the Royal theater this week. Bad weather kept patrons away but the show remains strong with a promising next week including a trained animal act and other novelty acts. Manager Joe L. Nix promises even better offerings and high standards.
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the Royal
South
Joe L. Nix
Wigwam Presents Three New Specials In OneHour Show
San Antonio theater to show three new features The Reform Candidate by Edison Captain Brandts Life a Selig western and The Human Torpedo a Lubin comedy. Increased costs lead to higher adult admission to 10 cents while children pay the old 6 cent rate.
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San Antonio
Moving Picture Theater
Edison Company
Captain Brandt
Arizona
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Commerce Street
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’street
Gunter Otel
J. H. Quinn
O. M
St Anthony
Laes Sodality
Oelock
St. Joseph’s
East Commerce Street
Father Wlillaam Fuhrwerk
Grace English Lutheran Church
Enue E
Post Office
Hardale
School House
New
Hardale Bath House
Evangelical Lutheran
Vangelical Lutheran Missouri Synod
God
W. O. W. Hall
Commerce
North Presa Leets
Joske’s
Luther
A. Hueschen
Man Evangelical Friedens Church
Mn Avenue
Elmira Street
Carlinger
Martin Luther
Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth Street
No. 501
Adam and
Fallen Man
Ayer
Peeress
Duchess of Sutherland
E. R. Fyffe
Taft Turkey
Rhode Island
Grant
ARMY
Annie Jeffries
Dad OT Omagh
Mission
E.V.E.S
N.S
Paint and Hardware
E. Commerce St
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