Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 9

"A RerrvMe for Than 04 Sun, Kerrville, Texas, October 31, 1046 Dial 1200 NBC-TQN WOAI of the Southwest! JACK BENNY PHIL HARRIS MARY FRED ALLEN PORTLAND HOFFA CHARLIE McCARTHY MORTIMER SNERD EDGAR BERGEN N' ANDY FIBBER MeGEE AND MOLLY BOB HOPE JERRY VERA VAGUE RED SKELTON DUFFY'S TAVERN GEORGE GRACIE ALLEN EDWARD EVERETT HORTON 5R THE MAO RUSSIAN ALAN YOUNG JUDY CANOVA FRANK MORGAN PROGRAMS TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES BOB BURNS EDDIE RUDY VALLgf KYSER PEOPLE ARE FUNNY LIFE OF RILEY Married Saturday Morning REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Southwest Texas Encampment Association to S. L. Batchelor part of lot 26, block 5 Methodist Kerrville Assembly, $10 etc. Southwest Texas Encampment Association to L. U.

Spellman part of lot 26, block 5 Methodist Kerrville Assembly, $10 etc. S. L. Batchelor to L. U.

Spellman part of lot 29, block 5 Methodist Kerrville Assembly, $10 etc. Chester Wright et ux to Wm. C. Beaton et ux lot 4. block 76 Tivy Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc.

J. B. Woodall et ux to Wesley E. Holmes et ux lots 9 and 10, block 31 Westland Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc. R.

E. Ryan et ux to W. 0. Cloudt, et ux lot 14 and part of lot 13 Schreiner High School Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc. E.

A. Buckalew et ux to J. M. Sumner et ux lots 14 and 15, block 13 Westland Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc. Kam Sikes et al to Henry Edmonds part of lot 21, block 12 Parsons Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc.

Frank M. Boushall et ux to Victor H. Pruneda lots 471 and 472, block 62 Schreiner 2nd Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc. O. O.

Snell et ux to Leonard B. Brown 15x15 feet out of Survey 678, $10 etc. Home AND Hugo A. Hamilton to Lillian B. Hamilton part of iots 710 and 711, block 101 Richard's 1st Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc.

Geo. Simpson et ux to L. E. Mohr et ux lots 3 and 4, block 2 Ingram Loop Subdivision, $10 etc. Wm R.

Nichols et ux to Eddy Koehne et ux lot 9, block 9 Lowry Addition to Kerrville, $10 etc. Harry Karger et ux to H. H. Hamrick et ux 15 acres of survey 63; 96 acres of survey 64, $10 etc. W.

E. Hahn et ux to J. L. Bui- lard 152.18 acres of survey 1503; 1.32 acres of survey 129, $10 etc. E.

J. Nichols et ux to I. D. McChesney et ux 7.70 acres of survey 1726, $10 etc Billie Lou Robinson to Gerald C. James lot 25, block 2 Woodland Addition to Ingram, $10 etc.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schreiner, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bart Moore of San Antonio, spent the week end in Houston as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Adrain Moore. A Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kincaid, and daughter were here Saturday, enroute to their home in Fort Stockton, after a visit with relatives in Yoakum.

Mrs. Oliver Hillebrant, who was Miss Seraphia Castillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon J. Castillo of this city before her marriage on Saturday.

The ceremony was read at eight o'clock mass at the Notre Dame Catholic Church with Rev. Father Kemper officiating in the double ring ceremony. The couply will reside at Comfort. SOCIETY CHRISTIAN COUNCIL MEETS An interesting report of the chairman of the Student Ministerial Club was the highlight of the program of the Woman's Council of the First Christian Church at the meeting held Thursday afternoon in the church. Mrs.

Ernest Wright is the chairman, and donations may be given to her. This will aid in the training of young men for the ministry. A letter was read from Mrs. Lillie Hedges, missionary in the Congo Beige, who is to the States next year. Mrs.

Hedges is the widow of a missionnry to the Congo, and two of her children are buried in that country. She and Mrs. Dowding have been intimate friends sjnce childhood, and the letter was to Mrs. Dowding. The next meeting of the Council will be on November 14, when Mrs.

E. L. Spence will be the hostess and Mrs. W. E.

Alexander wil Head the lesson. 4- 4- 4- Hallowe'en Carnival tonight at hte Tivy Schools. All children in costume are invited to be at the court house at five o'clock for the parade. MIDWAY CLUB MEETS Five members were present for the meeting of the Midway Home i Demonstration Club, which met the home of Mrs. R.

P. Smith in Westland. Two guests wtre also in attendance. Miss Sue Hawthorn, county home demonstration agent, gave a demonstration on pressure coking and preparation of food. Classified Ads gets results.

METHODIST SOCIETY MEETS Mra. W. O. Ward was in charge of the program, which consisted of a further study in the book on "India," Held Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs.

J. Dee Brown gave the devotional for the afternoon, during the social hour tea wn served after the mode of the country of India. 4-4-0- LANCERS CLUB ENTERTAIN Seogin, Robert Sirker, Schwartzlose. and Cade Schwethelm were hosts at the Lancers Club Dance, whirh was held Saturday evening at Casa de Lomaa on the Frederieksburg Road. An out-of-town orchestra played for the occasion, and about 150 members and guests were in attendance.

4- 4- 4- PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN MEET The Woman's Auxiliary of the SUPREMI COID WAVE GET IT NOW! Lehmann's Stores 5c to $1.00 $1.00 and Up Mrs. Brooks I. Dickey of San Antonio is here for a visit with her children, Mrs. Rowena Me- Cutcheon and R. C.

Dickey, and their families. Among the Kerrville fans to attend the Corpus Christi-Tivy game last Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Hoggett, Mrs. Champ Callihan, Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Corbin, Mrs. W.

R. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saenger, Mrs. Warren Rees, Mr.

and Mrs. George Allcorn, and Mrs. J. H. Blake.

Mesdames L. T. Davis, J. R. Northrup, H.

P. Ried, Mauline Hamilton and L. W. Montgomery have returned from Houston, where they attended the sessions of the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. YOU DON'T STAY UMLIM Get extra mileage, safety and service from a Goodyear's mile-eating tread and its tougher tire body.

Sire for slxe, Goodyear the best tire made. USI OUR BUDOIT PUN fiat evey year for 31 ytats MARRIED SATURDAY MORNING The marriage of Miss Margaret Seraphia Castillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Castillo, to Oliver Hillebrandt, was solemnized at the eight o'clock mass Saturday morning in the Notre Dame Church, with Rev. Father Kemper officiating in the double ring ceremony.

White carnations and fern were used to adorn the altar for the occasion. Miss Loretta Stehling, organist, played the wedding music, using "On This Day," "Ave Maria," and "Jesus, Keep Me Close to Thee" as her selections. MiSs Esther Castillo was the bridesmaid and Miss Henrietta Amparro Castillo was the maid of honor. The sisters wore dresses of pink eyelet jersey and net. Their hats were of powder blue feathers, and their long gloves were also of powder blue.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of white imported silk, made princess style, with a cathedral length train. She wore a finger tip veil of tulle, adorned with pearlized orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white flowers, and her rosary. Claude Hillebrandt of Comfort assisted his brother as best man. A reception was held in the rectory of the church, where white flowers arodned the bride's table.

Miss Christine Carvajal served the three tiered wedding cake. Later in the day the couple left for a wedding trip to Corpus Christi, after which they will be at honvj in Comfort. For traveling the bride wore a suit of grey woolen, with grey accessories. The mother of the bride wore a dress of black and white print, with an orchid corsage. Out-of-town guests for the wedding were Missess Carvajal and Florence Hand, San Antonio; Mr.

and Gilbert Melchor, Comfort, and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Canales, 'remont.

WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION Mrs. Vernon Shaw completed he study in the book of Missions Nigeria, at the meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union held afternoon in the church. After the lesson, the members of he various circles met in groups for the rest of the afternoon. During this time plans for the year's programs and various missionary projects were adopted. 4- 4- 4- Christmas Cards, engraved, printed or plain.

See them at the Sun office. FEDERATED AUXILIARY TO MEET The Federated Church Auxiliaries of Kerrville will meet Thursday afternoon, October 31, in the Methodist Church. This is the tenth anniversary of the organization of the Federation. Mrs. Fred Burkhardt, president, will be in charge of the business meeting.

Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be the hostesses for the occasion. Mrs. A. B. Burton will have charge of the program and Mrs.

Byron Baker will be the soloist and Rev. W. M. Logan, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will be the speaker, his topic being "Home and Peace." This will be the date for the annual election of officers. ROY M.

ANDREWS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Schreiner Bank Bldg. Telephone 761 First Presbyterian Church mat Thursday afternoon in the church parlors for a program on Home Missions and Self Denial. Mrs. Alois Remschel was in charge of the program and WM assisted by Mesdames L. 0.

ningham. W. S. Frederick, L. D.

Garrett and Dee Shell. Mrs, Thomas Beggs gave a discussion of the chapter, "Evangelism and Stewardship," from the study. book, "Things I Oought to Know about my Church." Plans were made for the fellowship meeting of the tion, which will be held November 6, in the church parlors. A million dollar campaign for the church schools and colleges in the Synod of Texas is being launched, and an every member campaign Is planned for this cause. During the social hour, Mrs.

Rowena McCutheon, educational director in the church, presided at the tea table, which was arranged with the Hallowe'en motif. Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y. Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of San Antonio Forces of Attraction Keep a Comet in its Petersons' Garage Phone 115 222 and OIL-PLATE Your Engine ASIC forces of attraction and repulsion keep a comet in its course around the sun.

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