Camping Party on Guadalupe River Camp Delights Youth
A three annual camp near Guadalupe gathers about thirty five youths from Harfnor Big Hill Dryer Hochheim Nickel and Maurin communities. They raft across the river by boat to the south side set camp and enjoy drives boat rides games and moonlit singing. Prizes for a flower contest go to Miss Edith Littlefield and Mr John Hammon. other couples win boat rides and a pickle booby. The event closes with plans for a second camp in August and comments on Editor Bruce McCarty and Lottie Lula Wilson’s marriage in the Weimar Mercury.
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Harfnoh
Big Hill
Dryer
Hochheim
Nickel
Maurin
Guadalupe
R. H. Littlefield
Edith Littlefield
John Hamnon
Hamon
the Mercury
Bruce McCarty
Eagle Lake
Lottie Lula Wilson
P. O. Wilson
Taylor
McCarty
Miss Wilson
Colorado County
Threadlight
Weimar Mercury
State Democratic executive seeks adherence to election law
San Antonio Texas June 8 A Storey chairman of the State democratic executive committee issued a letter noting that county executive committees must meet as required by law. He warns some members may be absent to hinder the primary, and reminds precinct chairmen of their legal duties and penalties for noncompliance.
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San Antonio
Texas
A. Storey
Democratic Executive Committee
W. E. Fowler
Goliad Co
Terrell
Prohibition Issue Feeds Support For Colquitt In Texas Race
In Colquitt strength grows as anti submissionists rally around him while Davidson and Poindexter split the pro submission vote. E Gieptner, running for representative of the Fifty second district covering Wharton and Lavaca counties, declares an aggressive anti prohibition campaign opposing state wide prohibition and backs Colquitt’s governor bid.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Colquitt
Davidson
Poindexter
Hon
E Gieptner
Wharton
Lavaca
Club Reception for Twentieth Century Club Members
Mrs. C. B. Welhausen Jr hosted a Thursday afternoon event from 3 to 6 for Twentieth Century Club members. Special guest Miss Hilda Birkman of Weimar attended, and prizes awarded included a dainty china tea service to Mrs. Ed. T. Wolters of Lane City and a tooth pick holder booby prize to Miss Hillie Wendtl. The luncheon was elaborate and the gathering described as one of the season’s most delightful social events. Attendees listed include Mesdames A. B. Dunn, B. A. Thulemeyer, I. Ledbetter, Joe Hughs, Chas. Amsler, Ella Moeckel, Ed. Wolters, Misses Ella Richter, Hillie Wendtl, Tillie Wolters, Agnes Sturke, Miss Birkman, and young Mildred Welhausen and Louise Thulmeyer.
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C. B. Welhausen Jr
Twentieth Century Club
Hilda Birkman
Weimar
Ed. T. Wolters
Lane City
Hillie Wendtland
Mesdames
A. B. Dunn
A. Thulemeyer
I. Ledbetter
Joe Hughs
Chas. Amsler
Ella
Moeckel
Ed. Wolters
Ella Richter
Hillie Wendtl
Tillie Wolters
Agnes Sturke
Miss Birkman
Mildred Welhausen
Louise Thulmeyer
Four New Gin Stands For Opening Season
Mr. Frank Vrazel is upgrading his plant by installing four gin stands. He will remove three old stands and replace them with the new ones, bringing the total to eight good gin stands for the season. Local ginners consider this advancement very favorable.
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Frank Vrazel
Tnquirer
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