Democratic primary candidates for 21st district 1934 slate announced
A list of primary winners and candidates across offices such as Congress District 21, District Attorney 33rd Judicial, County Judge, Sheriff, and various county roles is presented. Names include Culberson Deal, Charles L South, Pat Murphy, Carl Range, Carlos Ashley Lawrence, Eddie Williams, R. E. Gray, Will H. Doran, J. E. Rainey, Arch Woods, W. G. Lindsey, B. R. Allison, George Hopkins, A. E. Moore, R. L. Johnson, C. A. Harkey, E. G. Hillman, G. H. Behrens, H. Clyde Smith, J. K. Rector, D. C. Summers, James M. Walker, Wayne Bennett, A. M. Baskin, J. M. Gunter, Jim Williamson, Dennis Dean, Lucas, J. B. Harrell, W. G. Kolb, Grover Wallace, A. R. Knight, with re elections noted where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson Deal
Tom Green
Charles L
Coleman County
E. E
Pat) Murphy
Carl Range
Mason County
Katz Bodner Nuptials Unites Llano Couple in Waco
J. L. Katz and Miss Mae Bodner of Llano were married in Waco last Sunday. Both are well known in San Saba and across the area. They worked with the Peoples Department Store in San Saba and remain with the same firm in Llano. They are popular merchants and their friends extend hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Katz
Mae Bodner
Llano
Waco
San Saba
Peoples Department Store
Picnic at Reavis Park draws wide county crowd
The Reavis Park picnic opened July campaign with strong attendance from the county and neighboring areas. San Saba band provided music while Walter Land and George Murray sponsored much of the entertainment, with lunch by Ben Whittenberg. Local guests included John Christian of California and Miss Mazel Blakeney of Hanford, Calif.
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Reavis Park
Walter Land
George Murray
Ben Whittenberg
Murray
the Tabernacle
Bob’s Orphan Home
John Christian
California
Sam Hickman
Fort Worth
Jimmie Smith
Bend Top Workings By Gimlet Bend
Local notes recount Georgetown’s bid to host the 1985 State Pecan Convention and planned Bend goodwill tour to back a Lamapasr span project. Pecans face market stability questions, with June 30 pecan growers’ meeting anticipated in San Saba while readers hear river frontier updates and community humor.
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Georgetown
Chamber of Commerce
Bend
San Saba
McDonald
Read
Pontoate
Southern Shelling Co
Egypt
Moses
River Bend
Oklahoma
Dimmit White
Chauncy
Colorado River
Plainview Baptist Church Invites Attendance Next Sunday
Personal invitation from J. KH. Forester, pastor, to attend regular Sunday services on July 1. Encourages bringing company to worship, mentions upcoming summer revival, cites Hebrews 10:26, and ends with note on newspaper advertising.
Baptist Briefs on Sunday habits and moral conflict
In a church study, children imitate gunfire sounds and hear cries of death, prompting reflection on why despite religious teaching they gravitate toward banditry. The piece cites daily banditry headlines, movies, and taboos in schools, urging parental action to restore righteous teaching. Miss Funice Doran led a two percent class of intermediate girls last Sunday while Mrs Graves Hillman led an absent class.
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Funice Doran
Tulsa visit and church meeting plans in 1930s note
Mrs Neal visits her son in Tulsa while the Men s Bible class gathers around 88 in attendance and about 60 percent reporting as regulars. The note highlights visiting relatives including Jack and Willard Taylor from Phoenix and Mrs Jack Taylor, and announces a July 5 meeting for three weeks led by Rev H R Whatley with Prof Homer Felty handling music, anticipating a large orchestra and strong singing amid a spiritually charged Sunday. Maxine Hennersdorf of San Angelo visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs G A Arhelger.
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Neal
Tulsa
Oklo
Jack
Willard Taylor
Phoenix
Arizona
Jack Taylor
H. R. Whatley
Homer Felty
Sam D. Taylor
Maxine Hennersdorf
San Angelo
Mrs
G. A. Arhelger
Cherokee Demonstrators Help Each Other In Home Club Work
Cherokee Home Demonstration members share help and habit changes as Mrs. John Owen describes daily acts of service. She notes producing six foundation patterns and crafting a full wardrobe, while considering a larger design with storage for bedding. Miss Johnnie Weatherby returns from a visit in Dallas.
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John Owen
Owen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlos
Ashley Lawrence’ L, Bruel
Llano County
Eddie Williams
R. EB. Gray
Will H. Doran
J. E. Rainey
Arch Woods
W. G. Lindsey B. R
Rush
Allison George Hopkins
A. E. Moore
W. T. Terry
R. L. Johnson
C. A. Harkey
E. G. Hillman
G. H. Behrens
W. H. Darley
Justice Peace
H. Clyde Smith
J. K. Rector
D. C
Jas. M. Walker Wayne B. Bennett
A. M. (Mack) Baskin
J. M. Gunter
Jim
Big Boy) Williamson
Dennis Dean W. ON. Lucas
J. B. Harrell
W. G. Kolb Grover Wallace A. R
Knight
Kat2z
Batiste
Voils
Norette Bargain Store
State Line City
East Texas
Texarkana
Texas
Arkansas
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Cnt
Greyrouad
Union Station
State Line Avenue
Texas News
Lindy
Mac Miller
Neely Lord
Julia B. Barnett
Marion Reavis
J. A. Parks
Rev. Forester
Cornelius Cummings
Beaumont
Alvin Newsome
Mazel Blakeney
W .H. Blakeney
Hanford
Calif
Montgomery Ward Co
Gimlet
Plainview Baptist Church
J. KH. Forester
Baptist Briefs
Johnnie Weatherby
Dallas
M. G. Estep
Indianapolis Speedway
AAA
Conoco
OFL CO. Protents
MBLC
Hany Ichman
Jack Deany
Muests Teka
Keenedy
Erortht
Assoma
Gary
Conoco Gera
Payents
J. A. Casbeer
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