Harvest Home and Rally Day Services Across San Antonio Churches
A La rge list of harvest observances and rally day services across San Antonio churches. Travis Park Methodist hosts harvest festival at 9 30 a m with fruit and grain offerings and a sermon on The Neighborliness That Saves. Numerous churches including Government Hill Christian Laurel Heights Ket United Presbyterian Prospect Hill Prospect Hill Alamo Methodist and St. Pauls Episcopal schedule morning and evening services with special programs music and missionary addresses.
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Travis Park Methodist Church
Epworth League
Mission Home
San Saba Street
Government Hill Christian Church
Travisark
Sund School
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Cullom H. Booth
Ket United Presbyterian Church
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Alamo Methodist Church
A. Noble James
B. Johnson
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
Montgomery
Evangelist Waters
Englewood
Nat B. Read
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Hestwood
Miss Hestwood
South Side Baptist Church
J. H. Benson
Leon
Mex
Woman’s Missionary Society
Mexico
Central Christian Church
Government Hill
S. G. Ingan
St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
Grayson
Willow Streets
John Lyons
J. Robinson
Travis Park
Philip Cook
St. Michael and All Angels
San Antonio Massion
New Thought
Unity Society of Practical Christianity
Garden Street
Oes
Calvary Baptist Church
North Pine and
Hays Streets
Nolan Car
W. W. L. Porter
Nolan Street
Crockett
MecMullin
Hot Wells
H. Mount
Baptist Young People's Union
Frank Heck
Grover Wells
T. W. Neal
J. Porter
D. D
Old Phone Crockett
Baptist Young People’s Union
Jesus
Ladies’ Aid Society
Johnson and Nathan Streets
M. G. Behrman
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church
Victoria
South Hackberry Streets
South Heights
Judd B. Holt
John P. Smith
Senior Baptist Young People’s Union
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Beacon Hill Baptist Church
J.W. Clayton
T. C. Long
Rev. C. Long
Tendent
Ray Mackay
First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Post Office
Arthur G. Jones
Men's Brotherhood
Young People’s Society
Alamo Heights United Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Miss Warnock
Utica Presbyterian Church
West Poplar
Jackson Streets
San Pedro
Thomas F. Gallaher
Young People’s League
First United Presbyterian Church
Ogden
Locust Streets
Sabbath School Quarterly Review
G. N. Keeling
Calvin Pressly
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. A. Starnes
Ladies' Aid
Colorado Avenue
Zarramora Street
W. A. McDowell
Garden
King William Streets
Brooks I. Dickey
Taraca
H. M. Smith
Westminster League
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Anne's Society
St. Aloysius Sodality
W. A. Fuhrwerk
St. Patrick’s Church
Willow and
van Ness Streets
Children of Mary
J. Pinnel
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth Street
Christian Science Quarterly
McKinley Avenue
South Presa _ street
Townsend
B. Johnston
Sally Williamson
Roberta Stovall
Laurel Heights Methodist
Church of Christ A Brotherhood
Los Angeles Heights Methodist Chapel
Englewood Methodist Church
Elsie Avenue
Post Street
Sloan L. Batchelor
Glenn Avenue
Alamo Heights Methodist Church
Broadway and
Poco Streets
Gaston Hartsfield
W. M. Carter
Brother Carter
West End Methodist Church
Rouse
West Virginia Avenue
Leslie E. Booth
W. N. Hagg
South Alamo
Wickes Streets
Sap
Tobin Hill
D. Emory Hawk
W. Woodson
Evangelical
First Evangelical Church
C. A. Arnold
Davide
Allance
L. J. Diegel
Burnet
Chestnut Streets
E. Garfield Johnson
Friedens Evangelical Church
Main Avenue
Elmira Streets
Board of Trustees
Ladies’ Aid
Unitarian
Unitarian Church
George H. Badger
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crockett Hotel
D. Gilland
Sir Oliver Lodge
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Avenue C
Pecan Street
Orin Palmer Wright
D.D
Racey
C. R. Clark
Fred D. Thompson
Church of the Nazarene
Maverick Park
William B. Fisher
North Mesquite Street
H. L. Rise
International Bible Students’ Association
Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
C. K. Gerbes
Canvass to resume for Alamo Heroes Monument project
Active canvassing resumes Monday with a county by county tour to promote an Alamo Heroes Monument. Rev R F Stokes leads a group including Emil Locke B F Gurden Joe Lane and James Weir touring southwest of San Antonio with illustrated lectures and ticket pledges not due until building begins. They start in Pleasanton with a lecture at 8 pm then visit Jourdanton Tilden Pearsall Devine Floresville Karnes City Runge Kennedy Beeville and Linton over two weeks.
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Alamo
R. F. Stokes
Emil Locke
B. F. Gurden
Joe 8
Lane
James Weir
San Antonio
Pleasanton
Stokes
S. Solomon
David Crockett
Tilden
Pearsall
Devine
Floresville
Karnes City
Runge
Kennedy
Beeville
Linton
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Sainted as Superior Cough Remedy
An advertisement asserts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound offers unique healing for coughs and colds, claiming substitutes are inferior and contain no opiates. Fischer Drug Co. promotes the genuine product.
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Foley
Fischer Drug
Coa
Fischer Drug Co
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Travis Park Church
New Braunfels Avenue
Christian and Missionary Alliance
The
Gospel Mission
Matagorda Streets
N Liveou
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Taylor
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther League
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Lotus Street
Highland Park
South Presa
Lotus
O. C Busse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harlandale
Compton
Trenton
South Flores Street
Edwin Knaak
Lavrede Avenue
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avenue E
J. C. Felger
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Camden Street
Lexington Avenue
James Morillo ‘Todd
A. M
George E. Bell
Gibbs Building
Theosophy
Seventh Day Adventists
Red Men's Hall
Soledad Street
Commerce
Houston
Grand Opera House
Blue
Mil McFadden
Thomas A
Edison’s
Opera
H. C. Rees Optical Co
LAF S
San. Antonio
Alamo Monument
Riverside
Wimer, Richardson & CO. Investment Bankers
Financial Responsibility
Carter-Mullaly Transfer CO
Prowell
Alanio Transfer Company
Evan Shedeby
S. Comal Street
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West Texas Bank & Trust CO