Methodist District Rally Great Success
The Lampasas District rally drew broad clergy and lay attendance with Dr. Barcus of Southwestern University and Dr. J. W. Hunt of McMurry College speaking on Christian Education and The Forgotten Man. Senator Earl B. Mayfield urged lay support for church programs and defended Biblical inspiration while praising Rev. E. A. Hunter’s leadership and urging continued effort to strengthen Methodism in West Texas. Attendees praised hospitality at Anderson Park and churches provided lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcus
Southwestern University
J. W. Hunt
McMurry College
Abilene
Earl B. Mayfield
William Jennings Bryan
Paul
Waco, Methodist Orphans
W. A. Smith
San Saba
H. F
Rully
Hunter
Brother Hunter
Bro. Hunter
Methodist
Christ
Ang
Tors
San Seba
C. E. Marshall
Anderson Park
Lampasas
Pretty party hosts entertain at Club Rooms
Mmes. G. A. Wilson and Eva Murray gave a well attended afternoon at the Club Rooms with many guests. Nine tables for forty two were set and Master Billie Hinyard handed score cards at the entrance. After games, Miss Lacey Rector helped serve ice cream and cake. Judge A. J. Parker and his sons visited J. D. Parker at the Holland Hill farm last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes. G. A. Wilson
Eva Murray
Billie Hinyard
Lacey Rector
Mmes. A. Woods
James H. Baker
H. H. Taylor
W. W. Hart
G. West
W. C. Edwards
W. A. Smith
C. T. Jones
E. C. Beaumont
Marjorie Molloy
A. Horton
R. W. Buleson
W. G. Kirkpatrick
W. A. Martin
S. E B. Kelley
L. A. Skaggs
F. ©. Simmons
G. A. Arbelger
E. E. Fagg
Mamie Callahan
J. W. Patterson
F. A. Townsend
Katy Lee Bourland
H. W. Henry
Wm. Harbuck
B. C. May
John Seiders
Mitch Johnson
W. H. Hinyard
A. J. Parker and Sons
Francis and
Jack
San Antonio
J. D. Parker
Holland Hill Farm
Chevrolet reaches two millionth car milestone record
The Chevrolet Motor Company marks its two millionth car produced, highlighting rapid growth since 1918. W S Knudsen, president, says production will near 500,000 in 1925, with plants across Flint and multiple sites nationwide. The firm joins General Motors in 1918 and plans continued cost efficiency and quality innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
W. S&. Knudsen
Flint
Tarryton
N. Y
Louis
Oakland
Cal
Janesville
Wis
Norwood
Buffalo
Detroit
Toledo
Ohio
Bay City
Mich
Bloomfield
N. J
Earth
Moon
Fisher
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Milford
Midh
Knudsen
Cotton Promises Good Late Crop and Rally at Bend
The San Saba News from Bend Texas on September 7 1925 notes heavy Tuesday showers in the Bend area the season's heaviest rain in memory boosting prospects for a late cotton crop. Local residents attend a church rally in San Saba and many small town people travel to Lampasas Belton and Copperas Cove for church and missionary activities. Many individuals and families are named in routine social and farming notes including Edwin Parker, Jno Keeney, Bert McCoury, Nell Saha, Howard and Moore families, Pearl Smith, Lucille Linn, and Armine Park as well as others visiting farms, schools, and markets in the region. A piece of good news reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Horton in Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Texas
San Saba
Cowell Ford
Bend and Thru Colony
Edwin Parker
Brownwood
Jno
Keeney
Llano
Bert McCoury
Lampusas
Torr Scott
Sargent
Nell Can Saha
A Chappel
Oscar Lee
Howard
Bob Sutton
le! Moore
Devine
Martin Moore
Plainview
Jno. Cagle
Missionary Baptist Association
Copperas Cove
Miss Pearl Smith
Lampasas
Henry Morris
Christovas
Will Hancock
Walter
Chappel
Runnels County
Mmes
S. E. Gibson
D. R. Cate
Myron Mattis
John Gibson
Belton
Teachers Institute
Lucille Linn
Linn
Little Bend
Messrs
D. F
Arden Moore
J. C. Morris
W. J. Millican
Na Cagle
Myre
San Saha
Mix
Bunk Matsler
Z. N. Alexander
Leo Page
Dick Smith
Cherokey
Willie Sawyer
Sawyer
Ed Sawyer
Rio Grande Valley
John Baxter
Will Alexander
Roy Bagley
Lewis Moore
Eer Lamyenday
Mr. Cort
Marley
Roswell
Elle Marley
Cora Marley
Brady Moyvis
W. M. Joster
Tamepagas
Geo Scott
Crowder
FA. Park
Birmingham
Alabama
Frank Horton
Goldthwaite Fair and Reunion Draw Large Crowds
Sodrew Locklear reports the Goldthwaite fair and reunion held last week drew thousands. The first race meet for the neighboring city was a grand success with Dan Mage named favorite and winning his races. Pure Jo Milk-nature’s food for children advertised with daily fresh delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodrew Locklear
Goldthwaite
Mr. Locklear
Dan Mage
Local Druggist Unveils New Remedy for Dandruff
A local druggist introduces Mesala a new dandruff remedy promising a cure in one application for mild cases and within a week or two for severe cases. The product is pleasant to use inexpensive and backed by a positive guarantee. Simmons Drug Store sells it for seventy five cents.
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Sky High
Shubert
New Fair Park Auditorium
State Fair of Texas
Dallas
Willie Howard
New York Crition
State Pade
New York
Mmes. Wilson and Murray
Wichita Falls
Addresa
Nature
Childer
Loucks
Peters
Remington
Qualls Hardware Co
F.C
Duco
Michigan
Conner-Ashby Motor CO
San Saba, Texas
Arthur
C. W. Arthur’s Garage
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