Brownwood relatives visit for weekend activities
Brownwood visitors and local residents gathered Sunday for social events and meals. Notable attendees included Mrs. T and Mrs. Melton. Rev Edgar of Richland Springs led services with a 11 am and 3 pm schedule and a ground dinner. The piece also notes a hospital stay of Lindsey in Brownwood and a fish fry for relatives and friends in Richland Springs.
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Brownwood
Boon
Chrisoth R
T. ¥. Melton
Smith
John Isham
Lindsey
Edgar
Richland ‘Springs
Gilabis
Enoth Nettleship
Colorados
Iver
Richland Springs
Delightful Party At Cherokee Home
Mrs. M. F Paxton hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at The Cedars honoring Mrs. Mary A Gray of Austin. Guests included Miss Jane Brown of Minneapolis with her houseguest Mrs Pan T Brown and Miss Ethel Merton, plus Lucile Lucas and Helen Martinson. Waitstaff served iced tea, sandwiches, cake, wafers and candy to a long list of attendees led by Mary A Gray, J L Kuykendall, Dennis Dean, A R Kuykendall, Jim Walker, Edwin Stiles, Oscar Gray, T G Kuykendall, C W Squires, Sr John Walker, D A Gay, H D Dikerson, Jno Hanna, Otto Martinson, W W Coffman, Sue Bettie Davenport, Paul T Brown, W N Lucas, Jane Brown, Sallie Williamson, Vondle Lucas, Ethel Merton, Helen Martinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.’ Franklin Paxton
Mary A. Gray
Dennis Dean
A. R. Kuykendall
Jim ‘Walker
Edwin Stiles
Oscar Gray
T.G. Kuykendall
C. W. Squires
John Walker
D. A. Gay
H. D. Dikers
First Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Services T
Sunday School at 9 45 am preaching at 11 am subject The two Effects of the Preaching of the Gospel 3 15 pm Young People Service led by the youths Reports from Kerrville with speakers Elsa Behrens Oleta Bennett Olive Cameron Rachel Kovich and Henrietta Behrens Attend this program with the young people. In other items Mr and Mrs W Hinyard and Myrges Mary Sullivan and Robin Holcomb visited Pat Sullivan in Santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio where he awaits major surgery. Carrie Beveridge and Mrs W O Moore of Llano former San Saba residents left for New York City to study fashions and buy merchandise for Miss Beveridge’s ladies store and Mrs Moore to visit her son Lieut Howard Moore in the Air Service. Mrs Clinton DeWolfe went to Fort Worth Sunday to a company with Mr Le Wolfe and Junior before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Elsa Behrens
Oleta Bennett
Olive Cameron
Rachel Kovich
Henrietta Behrens
W. Hi‘ Hinyard
Myrges
Mary Sullivan
Robin Holcomb
Pat Sullivan
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Sullivan
Acion, Butchaye
Comstock
R Grande
Carrie Beveridge
W. O. Moore
Llano
San Saba
New York City
Carrie
Moore
Lieut
Howard Moore
Air Service
Kruschen Salts Ad Offers Weight Loss Claim
A 1932 Seattle testimonial from Mrs. Vale Walter promotes Kruschen Salts as a daily morning tonic. It claims fat reduction, health benefits, and improved appearance, touting a four week cost and money back satisfaction at City Drug Store or any drug store globally.
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Vale Walter
Seattle
Washington
City Drug Store
First Baptist Church Activities and Local Visits
The church schedules Sunday School at 1:00, preaching at 8:00, and midweek prayer meetings. Pastor Sam D. Taylor invites all to peaceful worship. Visitors include Mrs W B House and Barbara Worth of Austin visiting Lindsey and House families. E K Spahr and other locals noted. several couples plan next week gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam D. Taylor
W. B. House
Barbara Worth
Austin
J. Lindsey
E. B. House
Mr. House
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le. Wolfe
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al & M. College
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