Spring Term Jury Lists Drawn for 119th District Court
Jury lists for the spring term of 119th district court opened at Ballinger April 27 by Judge O L Parish. John Rayburn, district clerk, says notices will be mailed to those summoned. Grand and petit jurors are named for four weeks of service with a light criminal and civil docket expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
119Th District Court
Ballinger
O. L. Parish
John Rayburn
Wm. Doose, Jr
E. F. Batts
Hamp Byler
W.R
Winters Independent School Board Notice
Parents of children in the school age who have not been listed by the census enumerator are asked to contact any member of the school board or E. D. Stringer. The matter is vital to the school and cooperation is appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Stringer
Banner Ice Co Demonstrates Refrigerators
Fifty-one women attended a Tuesday demonstration at the American Legion Hall by Banner Ice Co showing Air Conditioned White Seal refrigerators. Mrs Bennett of Abilene outlined moisture and air needs for preserving foods, while Mr. Martin of Banner Creameries presented moving pictures on advantages of modern refrigeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Banner Ice Company
Woman's ‘Missionary ’ Society
The
First Methodist Church
Bennett
Abilene
Banner Creameries
Morey Millerman
Martin
Higginbotham Bros End 58th Anniversary Sale Today
Higginbotham Bros and Co announces the 58th anniversary sale with a store opening today. The event highlights promotions across departments as the firm celebrates its long history and invites public attendance.
Fifty Thousand Rooms Available for Centennial
Dallas March 1 Fifty thousand rooms will be available for tourists visiting Dallas for the Texas Centennial Exposition opening June 6. Frank M. Smith, director of the Exposition housing bureau, announced the pledge by the Dallas Hotel Association and Dallas Restaurant Association that room and food prices will not rise during the fair. A registration system is set up with staff occupying two floors of a downtown office building to match visitors with suitable lodging. Mr. Smith, a noted Texas business figure, promises every visitor will be comfortably housed. The Housing Bureau will register rooms at no charge and operate throughout the Exposition period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Frank M. Smith
Dallas Hotel Association
Dallas Restaurant Association
Smith
Texas
Six candidates file for aldermen in Tuesday vote
Six names were filed with the city secretary for aldermen as the election looms next Tuesday. Three aldermen will be chosen. incumbents Ralph Lloyd Lanham Brown and Howard Baldwin seek re election. Others filed include Frank Pumphrey J R Dry and Geo C Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lloyd
Lanham
Brown
Howard Baldwin
Frank
Pumphrey
Jrr
Meners
M. Pyburn
Harris
Mullin
Winters Dominates Runnels County Meet in Ballinger
Winters captures first place with 160 points across track and field and literary events in the Class A division of the Runnels County Inter scholastic League meet at Ballinger. Ballinger places second. Miles third. Ward and rural divisions feature multiple schools and individual champs in spelling, extolled debate, and sprint events.
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Winters
Runnels
Wingate
Bethel
Maverick
Drasco
Greenwald
Miles
Mozelle Barnhill
Marguerite Duncan
Connie Berry
Crews
Charles Gardner
Selma Chapman
Dorothy Hart
Helen Hamer
Edith Jones
Ballinger
Ward School
Bryan Caranway
E. J. Bishop
Ward
Dorothy Jane Brian
Dorothy Rhea Harkins
R. D. Crockett
Luther Reese
Holley Mae Morgan
Norton
Mandy Lee Smith
Clara Nell Hightower
Laura Mae Shannon
Bill Neely
Claude Keefer
Doris Reid
Billy Perkins
Novell Bedford
Alton Lowe
Wayne Bedford
Billie Joe Nance
Douglas Roberts
Rosson
Speer
Weldon Sudberry
James Earl Cooper
Buddy Ramsel
Wage Lowe
Fixat
Martin
J. Watson
Baptists Plan Two Week Spring Revival
Beginning Sunday the Baptist church hosts a two week spring revival with daily services at 10 AM and 8 PM Rev W W Melton of Waco will preach and Johnnie Cohen of Palestine will lead song services All churches of the city and nearby communities are urged to cooperate and attend Rev W T Hamer invites singers to join the song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. W. Melton
James Street Baptist Church
Waco
Johnnie Cohen
Palestine
W. T. Hamer
American Legion to sponsor high school play Shy High
The Roy Scoggins Post American Legion backs the musical comedy Shy High, directed by Miss Erma Mitchell, with twelve principal roles. Rehearsals are underway for performances at the High School Auditorium on April 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Roy Scoggins
Farmers Group Meetings to Discuss New Farm Plan and Elect Committeemen
Runnels county farmers prepare for a Saturday April 4 meeting to sign cotton subsidy applications and review the 1936 farm program. County committeemen will be elected at 2 30 pm after district meetings across five groups.
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Farmers Gin Company
Winters State Bank
Runnels County Farm Council
Ballinger
Miles
Rowena
Maverick
Brookshire
North
Norton
Oak Creek
Maine
Wilmeth
Wingate
Winters
Baldwin
Victory
Dale
New Machinery Installed at Carl Davis Tailor Shop
The Carl Davis Tailor Shop has installed Bowser Filter and Mirasol dry cleaning. Clothes are cleaned with distilled naptha, heated to 75 to 90 degrees for cleaning and sterilization. Experienced tailors ensure satisfactory workmanship.
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Carl Davis Tailor
Krauss Dry Goods Store Closes After 18 Years in Winters
A. Krauss, longtime Winters dry goods merchant, announces closing out of entire stock and fixtures on medical grounds after suffering a heart attack in Houston and eleven weeks in Memorial Hospital. He thanks patrons and says merchandise will be available at unprecedented low prices.
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Krauss Dry Goods
A. Krauss
Winters
Mr. Krauss
Houston
Memorial Hospital
Williams studies new farm plan at Eastland meeting
J. M. Williams vocational agriculture teacher attended county agents and vocational agriculture teachers meeting in Eastland to study the new soil conservation farm program. He plans to hold informational meetings in communities and has scheduled a session at Victory school and another at Franklin with councils urged to arrange dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williams
Eastland
Victory School
Franklin
Gambill’s Variety Store Passes To New Owner This Week
B K Gambill of San Angelo sells Gambill variety store here to his brother W T Gambill of Stamford. W T Gambill will operate at the same location and under the same name. Ernest Morrow leaves the store for San Angelo. Clare Gambill becomes manager and has moved his family to Lamesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Gambill
San Angelo
Gambill
W. T. Gambill
Stamford
Ernest Morrow
San‘gelo
C. BE. (Clare) Gambill
Clarence
Gam
San_Angelo
Lamesa
Cholera Suspected as Many Hogs Die in Deuba Area
Reported hog losses in Deuba raise alarm over a possible cholera outbreak. Local officials and farmers observe sudden hog deaths and call for veterinary inspection and biosecurity measures to prevent spread.
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Judge Parish
Adolph Halfmann
C. M. Brevard
G. W. Blackwell
G. A.henniger
Frank Berryman
D. B. Underwood
James Glenn
A. L. Newby
C. W. Jennings
Frank Book
W. D. Duke
I. §. Story
A. W. Malone
Dean Ganaway
Thomas Eagan
W. J. Halfman
Wm. Ashton
W. F. Mason
Sam Mathis
C. W. McAden
H. L. Berry
K. T. Gauntt
W. L. McShan
Fred Davidson
G. ‘A. Buxkemper
G. C. Tatum
W. H. Pape
R. F. Meadows
Lee Johnson
E. L. March
Hugh Campbell
Delbert Vancil
N. R. Trey
E. L. Broadstreet
Paul Hohnzee
F. A. Have
Drury P. Hathaway
Henry Doss
B. A. Lott
R. L. ‘Pumphrey
Joe Dusek
Cicero ‘Smith
W. D. Billups
W.L. Lampe
W. H. Steele
H. B. Roberts
T. L. Seals
Louis Droll
Ed .Hoelscher
P. R. Dietz
Herbert Holland
D. F. Hicks
J. L. Cooper
C. S. Brown
Tad Richards
Albert McMillan
Elmer Bryan
Jansen
Owen Dorsey
Joe ‘Marecek
Jasper Drake
W. S. ‘Beles
A. M. Mosley
Ben Glass
F. C. Poe
O. C. Kriegel
O. ‘Fo. Lcudder
J. F. Priddy
Otto “Dietschke
Garland Nunn
J. Q. Holton
W. Mills
Edward Jones
CG. C. Gray
J. M. Graves
Owen Bragg
Ira McNeill
J. F. Roach
John Carlisle
I. R. Hart
J. Kasberg
H. A. Lange
Iw. Y. Boatright
E. C. Pape
Sus Beckman
Dan Dorner
Dan Ueckert
D. O. Kennedy
N. S.wright
R. L. Boothe
W. H. Mampy
Ralph Burns
P. H.mar
Vacome
Boston
Banner Ice CO
Methodist W.M.S
Higginbotham Bros. .and Co
Congress
Pas
Washington
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Baptists
Walter Gardner
Mildred Boardman
Santa Anna
Roundtree
West
Baker
Sheffy
Cherry
Gardner
Woods
McDonald
Winta
David
Malish
Jackson
Rian
McMillan
Bat
Carl Davis Tailor Shop
Winters Merchant
Gambill’s Store
Clarence Gambill
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