Drasco Club and school notes highlight meetings and sports
Drasco activities include the Ladies Club meeting under Mrs. Bruce Dobbins with Mrs. Hollingsworth from Ballinger teaching. PTA and Methodist and Baptist societies plan meetings. Local sports cover junior and girls teams winning at Independence and Mazeland boys losing to Drasco. Local visits include Prof. White and J. A. Horn. several residents travel to Abilene and Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borington
Bruce Dobbins
Hollingsworth
Ballinger
Pounder
Drasco
J. A. Horn
Jim Yates
James
Abilene
George Truett
Methodist Missionary Society
The
Baptist Missionary Society
J. C. Watts
J. B. Pace
Methodist Church
Walter Smith
R. L. Horn
Dallas
Bert E. Low
J. W. Dixon
Winters
T. M. Mayhew
W. J. Parks
Pumphrey
Independence
Baptist Meeting Schedule and Conquest Campaign Events
The bulletin lists a full Baptist program with services Saturday and Sunday and the Texas Conquest Campaign led by Dr. Godbold. It notes W M A and G A activities, Y W A, midweek services, and a Fifth Sunday meeting of the Runnels County Baptist Association January 28 to 30 1927 with speakers and devotional times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godbold
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
First Baptist Church
Ballinger
Conquest
Runnels County Baptist Association
Pumphrey
J. S. Tierce
Mrs. R. L. Cook Dies After Long Illness in Fort Worth
Mrs. Julia Ann Cook born August 13 1870 in Coryell County Texas died January 20 at her son R J Cooks home in Fort Worth while visiting. She married R L Cook about 38 years ago and had nine children seven living. Funeral at Spill Bros Parlor with Rev Hal F Smith officiating and burial in the old cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Cook
Coryell County
Texas
R. L. Cook
Methodist Church
Ufe
Church of Christ, Scientist
A. J. Williams
Fort Worth
R. J. Cook
Spill Bros
Hal F. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Old Cemetery
Motorsmen Attend Nash Service School in Dallas
Lee Davis and George Frith of Davis-Nash Motor Co. spent the past week in Dallas at a Nash service school. Frith, head mechanic, and Davis received instruction on Nash car mechanisms and dealer service. Also noted, the W. F. Hartzog Insurance Agency has moved to new downstairs quarters formerly Wright Confectionery. Prentiss Garrett offers radio repair service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Davis
George Frith
The
Davis-Nash Motor Company
Dallas
Nash
W. F. Hartzog Insurance Agency
Owens Drug Store
Wright Confectionery
Simple Mixture Stops Gas Bloating Adlerika Adverts
Simple buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients in Adlerika claim to relieve gas in ten minutes by removing old waste matter. The ad says it stops the bloated feeling and aids digestion, plus relief for chronic constipation. Sold at Owens Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Drug Store
Ground Hog Won’t Shatter Weather Bureau Confidence
A brief item states the ground hog’s behavior will not affect public trust in the Weather Bureau. No additional context or figures are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Falls From Plow Injures Emmett Bishop in Birthday Fracas
Emmett Bishop a farmer living a mile and a quarter north of town broke his arm last Friday when his foot tangled in plow lines as he tried to quit for noon. He was in town Tuesday with his arm in splints celebrating his birthday and hopes to regain use soon. Ground holiday February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Bishop
Bishop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drasco Doings
Richard Puckett
Puckett Bros
J. C. Belew
James Douglas
Lamesa
Trotter
Mattie Short
Tom Puckett
Hollis Puckett
Mazeland
Beatrice Belew
Dr. Council
Ben Kelley
Walter Daniels
Baptists
P. m
W. E. Hickman
H. H. Stephens
W. S. Yan
J. D. Sandefer
E. E. Smith
G. E. Nicholson
Frank C. Dickey
J. R. McCorkle
Jeanes
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Conoco Motor Oils
Prince of Wales
Winters State Bank
Guaranty
Winters, Texas
Nash Motor Co
Frith
Davis-Nash Motor Co
Mr. Davis
Ford
Nance-Brown Motor Co
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