Methodist Church Sunday School and Special Services
Sunday School opening exercises at 9 45 am. A message urges building the soul on rock foundations through regular church school attendance. No preaching services at the Methodist church next Sunday as the pastor serves on Kerrville Assembly faculty. Methodists are asked to attend special services at the Presbyterian church.
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Methodist Church
Methodist
Kerrville Assembly
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
William B. Holmes Jr. pastor outlines church school at 9 45 a m with Walton Dickason as superintendent. Morning worship features a sermon by Rev Samuel L Fockel D D with choir and Mrs J H Baker Jr pianist. Evening worship at 8 p m, sermon by Rev Samuel L Joekel D D. Betty Harlan presides over young people meeting at 7 p m with adult advisers H B Clark and Lewis Guynn coordinating. All are invited.
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Walton Dickason
Samuel L
Fockel
J. H. Baker Jr
Betty Harlan
H. B. Clark
Lewis Guynn
Samuel L. Joekel
New Hope Presbyterian Invites to Services
New Hope Presbyterian announces services led by Pastor William B. Holmes Jr with church activities for the young people led by John Jones superintendent and Mary Catherine Sloan president. Amy Sloan serves as adult adviser. Everyone is cordially invited to worship and church events at 10 a.m. and their evening program.
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NEW Hope Presbyterian
William B. Holmes, Jr
Chureh
John Jones
Mary Catherine Sloan
Amy Sloan
First Baptist Church Sunday schedule and activities
Hours of worship include Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. B T U at 6 30 p.m. preaching again at 7 20 p.m. W M and on Mondays at 3 p.m. Choir practice Wednesday at 7 15 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p.m.
Parish Services Schedule and Oil Reserve Fact
San Saba Catholic Church lists morning Mass on the first Sunday at 11 30 am led by Rev Father Martin Brady while St Luke's Episcopal Church has services on the second Sunday at 3 30 am led by Rev W H Myers. The report notes for every 100 barrels of oil produced in Texas in the past five years, 193 barrels of new oil reserves were found by oilmen.
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San Saba Catholic
Father Martin (Brady
Luke's Episcopal Church
W. H. Myers
Texas
Texas Oilman
Mrs N D Mc Combs Hurt In Wreck
Mrs N D Mc Combs broke a shoulder when their car overturned at Dunner crossing last Sunday night. She is recovering rapidly. The item lists local visitors and residents from Richland Springs Fort Worth Llano and Dallas with several names and brief notes on health and activities.
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Joan Pebbly Point
N. D. McCombs
Dunner Crossing
Personal News Notes From Fort Worth Dallas and Corpus Christi
Mrs Grace Lanham and sister visited Fort Worth and Dallas last week. Miss Gloria Gosch joined Miss Fay Delle Manley for a San Angelo visit Wednesday to Sunday. Miss Louise Harris expected home from Austin for the weekend. Mr and Mrs T P Golding and Paul spent the weekend in Dublin with Mr Goldings parents. Mrs Martin mother of Mrs H B Bennett left for Corpus Christi to visit other children.
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Alfred Harding
Mary Bob
Leonard Harding
Llano
Hattie Richards
Roy Chapman
Doc Chapman
Robert
Richland Springs
Henry Willingham
Fort Worth
Cris Haines
Robert Bryan
Richland
Will Haines
Hal Dufner
Arthur Behrens
Cleve Owens
Sandra Sue
Dallas
Merle Draper
Russell Grimes
Mildred
Temple
Reno Hendricks
Algevita
Grace Lanham
Gloria Gosch
Fay Delle Manley
San Angelo
Louise Harris
Austin
T. P. Golding
Paul
Dublin
Mr. Galding
Martin
H. B. Bennett
Corpus Christi
Willingham Loses 25 Acres of Oats in Flood
After a heavy rain Friday afternoon Richland Creek overflowed its banks near the community. J C Willingham lost about 25 acres of oats and C W Knight’s dam broke with goat losses and crop damage nearby. Clyde Knight underwent an appendicitis operation at Brady hospital and is recovering. Several locals and visitors share news of families moving, visits, and repairs as flood damage and social updates fill the period.
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Hall
Richland Creek
J. C. Willingham
C. W. Knight
van Jeffry
Mr. Wood
Spencer Tracy Stars In Edison The Man At Palace Theatre
Spencer Tracy portrays Thomas A Edison in Edison The Man at the Palace Theatre. The piece follows Edison's early life from age 22 through his invention of the phonograph and the electric light, with Tracy praised for his likeness and dramatic portrayal across a biographical arc.
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Spencer Tracy
Edison, the
Man
Palace Theatre
Edison
Father Flanagain
Fairview community notes and visits from Sunday
Mrs Will Jones and son Lesley with wife and children visited Mrs W A Jones at Bee House. J R Murray family niece visited. Bill Edwards and Shiloh Creek sold plums through the community. Edward Brown and Jim Edgin toured Neal. Two inches of rain improved corn and forage. Claude Golden traveled to Hobbs New Mexico. son James and wife joined him briefly. Bob Watkins and wife from Ballinger visited Ike Watkins. A large rain hit Sunday evening and a singing gathering drew attendees with Steve Taylor named as song leader.
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Will Jones
Lesley
Logan
Hubert
Bee House
W. A. Jones
J. R. Murray
Bill Edwards
Shiloh
Edward Brown
Neal
Jim Edgin
Claude Golden
Hobbs
N. M
James
Bob Watkins
Ballinger
Ike Watins
Fairview
Steve Taylor
Gasoline Use by Texans Rises 6 12 Percent in 1939
Texas motorists consumed more gasoline last year than in 1938, climbing by six and a half percent overall. The measure reflects broader energy usage trends and points to higher travel activity across the state.
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Texas
Patricia and Suzanne Lead Curious Kids Together
Patricia Josephine Mary and Suzanne grow up amid plans for more fun and adventures as they figure out togetherness and friendship in a playful family scene.
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Patricia
Josephine
Mary
Suzanne
Bedside visit for ill daughter and sister in Linton
Mr. Joe Hamrick and his daughter Mrs. J Mitch Johnson were called to the bedside of their daughter and sister Mrs. Alvin Baird of Linton who was critically ill Saturday. Mrs. Johnson returned home Tuesday reporting her sister's condition improved while Mr. Hamrick remained at the bedside.
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Joe Hamrick
J.’ Mitch Johnson
Alvin Baird
Linton
Johnson
Mr. Hamrick
Mrs Bryant Opens Nursery in San Saba
Mrs W E Salty Bryant opens a Day and Evening Nursery for children in San Saba, announced in this issue of the News. The note emphasizes her new venture and location within the local publication.
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Mrs. Bryant
W. E
Salty) Bryant
San Saba
Ithe News
Journal student John Bogard works at San Saba News
John Bogard son of Mrs F M Bogard of China Creek just finished his junior year in journalism at the University of Texas and is doing part time laboratory work at the San Saba News office. The Leftbetters changed their San Saba News address from Bend to 2620 N Pine Street Abilene and both are attending a college this summer.
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Thomas Alan Sloan III
Thomas A. Sloan
Sloan Ranch
Thomas
Pues
Pardner
Judd
Mortimer Lewis
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Houston
Texas Press Asén
Mineral Wells
Texas
Houston Post
Lewis
The
Sulah May
Leane Fae Slawison
Ebin Slawson
la Grange
L. Brashears
John Bogard
F. M. Bogard
China Creek
University of Texas
San Saba
W. A. Leftbetters
Bend
Pine Street
Abilené
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Convoy
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Firestone Standar
Golding & Reid
Willingham
Clyde Knight
Brady Hospital
Arthur Pauley
Little Kenneth
J. C. Gamblin
Edell McBee
J. T. Campbell
Murray Coffey
Brown
H. BE
D. C
Arnold Willborn
Barry Gamblin
Clint Chamberlain
Myr
Shumake
Arthur
Tyane Mitchell
Donahoo
Ben
Grandpa Brown
Kiddie Kolum
Algerita News
Ernestine Smith
Granddad
A. C. McDaniel
Amanda
Ernestine
Jack Taylor
Earl Taylor
Taylor
Jack
Joan
Sue Petty
L. R. Petty
Roscoe Laird
Sam Laird
Kiddie Kolumn
Elmer Gray
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