Hide Article Text (OCR)
THE KERRVILLE TIMES • Wednesday, Jan.,vr’tT77T7■ .A-.-ilCENTER POINT NEWS'• * l l * ' / ’ 1•}:Si^cFTiehds will be glad to learn !iV?^i4fs. lfie Bu/ney, who has been .'^'arpatiait' in the Peterson fios-;§^pjtaIf:Kerrville, ibr the past sev-%?:;feral'-'weeks with a brotsen hip, improving nicely and was able :^Jio;reliirh to her home Friday.; • \Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Debo of San ;V-: lAhtoriio announce the arrival of a V hew:; baby girl, born Wednesday, : January 13, in the Peterson Hos-; V\;j)ital, Kerrville. Maternal grand---parents are Mr. and Mrs. A- • V?v=Mabry. •'‘ • - 'Graveside funeral services were .held Saturday afternoon at fur ’b’felock in the Center Point Cem-*'fetery, -.under tb.? direction of the RSy Akers Funeral Home of San .Ahtonio, for Mr. Frank F. Cocke, who. was born in Center Point, '-November. 25, 1865 and .passed away in' the home of his sister, Mrs. Eva Sullivan in San Antonio January 15tb- He was 85 years of agehSurviyors are three children, 'Mi'S- Wm. Ekern, Georgetown, Mrs.; C. M .Ball, El Paso, Mrs..JL-.L; Lyons, Altadena, California,' fbur . sisters, Mrs. Eva Sullivan, -'Mrs-B. W. Mays, San Antonio, Mrs! A. H. Cockrell, Pleasanton, ; jfis4;Joe‘ ■ Hester, Shepherd, a Brother,: Mr. Wm. A. Cocke, Hot ^Springs,': Arkansas, three grand' .children and two great-grand-i children, and a host of friends and - relaUves who mourn his passing.celia Faulk of San Antonio were in Center Pomt Saturday to attend the funeral services of Mr. Frank Cocke.Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Edens, Austin, and Lioyd Edens of San Antonio were 10 Center Point Saturday to ’attend the funeral services of their grandfather, Mr.Frank Cocke.:- Mxj and Mrs. Johnny Hamiyn 'and children attended the live-stohk show in Medina Saturday.Mrs. Leroy Vaughn, Bandera, Deputy Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star, was an official visitor to -the Center Point Chapter Tuesday evening, Jan. 12. While here she was the* guest of Mrs. Sam Brown, Worthy Matron. Following the business meeting, a social hour. was enjoyed with Mrs. Sam Hodges and Mrs. Guy Burney as hostesses, serving refreshments to around 50 members and guests- Mrs. Vaughn will be remembered as Annie Laura Duderstadt, a former resident and school teacher here - at the time of her marriage to Mr. Vaughn.Miss Mabel and Lula Coldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellborn were in San Antonio •Saturday to attend he funeral services of Mrs. Guy S. McFarland.7: New Business In Center Point John Hamiyn, assisted by - his-son, Johnny Hamiyn. are opening. a radio repair shop in Cen--;i ter ‘ Point.Weekend guests in the home of Mrs. Lucy D- Leigh were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Breaker and son, Jas. Breaker and Miss Doris Glaney of Houston.Mr- and Mrs, Jim Clanton of Vanderpoob spent Sunday in the home of Rev. and Mrs. S. V. Clanton and family.•; 'Mrs, J. W- Betts of Kerrville :• spent the weekend with Miss Lillian Harl. Saturday, morning .’ guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe BaUenger and sons, Mr. Joe Davis Ballenger and wife and Mr. •Billy Ballenger and wife, San •Benito.•;Mrs. Annabelle Price and daughter, Mrs. Tidrick and children of •’Sah Benito spent the weekend in ■'Center Point. Mrs. Price has recently purchased the P. H. Mul-. linax place and plans to make it their summer home.■ Miss Lorene Rees and Miss Ce-Mrs, Letha Garrett accompanied her son, Mr. Billy Garrett and wife to Temple, Texas Monday where Mr. Garrett will enter the Government Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Billy Garrett will make her home with Mrs. Garrett,Fmuy carey has resumed her position as relief operator*1. Due to the fact there are new operators working, it would be a courtesy of the patrons to call by number,and it would greatly speed your service.J. D. Smith and son, Robert Lewis of San Angelo spent Sunday with relatives. They were accompanied home by mother anlt;jl grandmother, Mrs. Noma Smith for a visit. .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Powell returned home Sunday after a visit of two months with their ehih_ dren in Austin, League City, La-Marque and Angleton^A make-up cosmetic party was enjoyed Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Amos Smith with Mrs. Milton Smith, co-hostess. Twelve friends were present” and delicious refreshments of pecan rolls and hot chocolate were served.Mr. . and Mrs. Elvin Barfield, Mrs. Maggie McDonald and Mi's. R. M. Park were called .to Gonzales last Wednesday to be at the bedside of a relative, Mrs- Edna Barfield, who is seriously ill.Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finch were in San Antonio, to attend he Boy Scout banquet which was held in the Gunter Hotel, Tuesday night, Jan 12.Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finch entertained with a small ^ dinner party Monday evening in their home on Verde Creek honoring Mrs. Louise Tips Paine of Ann Arbor, Michigan; sister of Mrs.W. T. Alliger-Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jones and son Lloyd Jones were in San Antonio Sunday where they attended the Roberts revival.Your Telephone ServiceMrs. J. W. Ammons is now chief operator for the Hill Country Telephone Company, replacing Mrs. Alton Smith who has accepted a position at the Peterson Hospital, Kerrville. The new night operator Is Mrs. James Lackey, Mrs. George Moore is day and evening operator, Mrs.Garden Club To MeetThe Center Point Garden Club will meet Wednesday afternoon afc 3 o'clock Jan. 27, in the home of Mrs. Gary Finch, with Mrs. Dane Richardson and Mrs. Ralph White assisting hostesses.Weekend guests inthe home of Mr. arid Mrs. John Hamiyn were Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hamiyn and Sgt. and Mrs. M_ J. Norwood and children of New Braunfels and children . of Randolph Field.Weekend guests In the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamiyn were Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Hamiyn and children, of New Braunfels and Sgt and Mrs. M. J. Norwood and children of Randolph Field.i■■a
Newspaper Details
Kerrville Daily Times
Kerrville, Texas, US
Wed, Jan 20, 1954
Page 1
Full Page
Clipped by
Butt-Holdsworth M.
Texas, USA 31 Aug 2021
Other Publications Near Kerrville, Texas
Kerrville Times
Hill View Times
Kerrville Mountain Sun
Kerrville Daily Times
