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PACE TWO
BAN ANTONIO REGISTER
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1934
NEWS AND HAPPENINGS IN TEXAS COMMUNITIES
Victoria News
Mrs. A. Rc«« died in the "Across
ft. Rivfr" addition. Rev. Joshua
Mnductcd th« funeral services.
Mrs. Mary F!ls Avery died after
1 stroke at her home on North
Navarro St. Funeral arrangements
lot complete.
Mt. Salem opened S. S. with a
jood attendance. Visitors from Go-
d.-u! were in the day service.
Mt. Calvary S. S. opened with
Its officers prehent. Review by
\ club will sponsor an entertainment
| Saturday night. All are urged to
: com*.
Palestine Service ran high Sun-
day. Rev. Johnson spone in the
norning service and Rev. Powers,
brother of Mrs. Atwcod, preached
the night service. The B. T. S. un-
'ler President K. M. Timmon is
■ponsoring a social on Thanksgiv.
| ing#. The Webster Chapel S. S.
was opened with Mrs. 0. A. K!t-
chcn as Supt. There were no morn-
i"g services due to the absence of
the pastor. Rev. L, J. Dunning*
preached the night service.
Mrs. L. A. Branch gave a Hal-
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Gupt. Evening service was conduct -
id by Rev. Rowe. The spontaneous Ilowe>n rarty honoring little Ed-
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class. Little Marie Owens was also
awarded a prise for doing charity
work. Miss O. E. Bowels and Mrs.
M. Pudlev Jore«, who are teachers .
, „ . _ , . „ , spuing sermon in the evening. A
at the Booker T. Washington High ) ± * ^ fc R„„
in Houston spent the week end a
Sunday School at Mt. Sinia was
good. Class No. (I received the ban-
ner. Church services were good and
well attended. The senior choir
sang throughout the -crvices. Bene,
ficial talks were made by Mrs. 0.
A. Wilkins and Miss Mami* Bell-
field. Laymen's League at 4:30. B.
T. S was very interesting. Group
No. 2 entertained. The hour of
meeting has been changed to 6:00
p. m. The services after union were
also helpful. The pastor preached
another wonderful sermon. A trip
through the Wilderness, was given
by the Home Mission sisters. Serv-
ice at St. Joseph church was fine
Sun. lay. Rev. Ellis preached an in-
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revival was held at St. Joseph. Rev.
Ellis and Rev. P. S. Wilkinson of
San Antonio preached wonderful
ormons during the meeting. Meet-
ing at the Penecostal church were
good throughout the week. Mrs.
Octavia Turner, formerly of Pt.
Lavaca is here visiting relatives.
Miss June Dean returned home af-
ter an extended stay in Houston.
The P. T. A. meets Monday at the
school. Little Geraldine Grigsby
celebrated her birthday with a
party. The girls of the Pt. Lavaca
High School are organising a bas-
ket ball team.
Gonzales News
"Lot
: Ostie Lee Bennet of Bishop Col-
i lege witnessed the football game
between Bishop and Arkansas,
j They report that the teams fought
i to a 6-6 tie. While there they were
| house guests of Mrs. M. Lewis.
Messrs. Alone Edwards, Clarence
i Mumphord, and some others mo-
j tored to Houston to witness the
came between Yates and Louisi-
ana. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson
| motored to Houston on Armistice
•lay. Mrs. Rosa Rodgers was hap-
pily entertained on her birthday by
a family reunion.
The Victoria Bumble Bees play-
ed a non conference game Friday
night with Edna High, losing to
Edna 7-0., their first defeat of the
season. They will probably meet
Cuero this week ebd.
PrincerlUe'a P. T. A. Organise
tion has just closed its second an-
nual fair under auspices of the
P. T. A., and Principal 1. J. Hodges
with glowing success. It has been
sat-1 since the event without con-
tradiction among the leading peo-
ple of both white and black as one
of the greatest projects that has
been fostered among Negroes in
Gontales county. The school and
campus being decorated with col-
ors of purple and gold made •
gala effect. The parade created a
deal of interest, drawing crowds
from all parts of the county. Mu-
sic was furnished by Messrs. Mar-
vin Hood and Maxey Johnson. Spe-
cial guests during fair week were
Supt. G. E. Bradley and wife, Rev.
Thos. McSpadden, District Supt. of
the Presbyterian churches and wife,
San Marcos, who addressed the
body with a timely discourse, also
Pres. J. R. Lockett and (yiartet of
Guadalupe College, who rendered
the program for Friday night. Net
proceeds during the week f(13.40.
Officers are Lannie Smith, pres.,
%lr. M. A. Lampkin, vice pres..
Mrs. Blanche Jackson, Sec., Mrs.
L. E. McQuirc, Ass't Sec., Mrs.
Annie Johnson, Tr«*s., Messrs.
John Lampkin, D. E. Prince, M. E.
Johnson, financial comm., Mtssrs.
H. L. Hodges, Marvin Hood, Willie
Clark, Mesdames Annie Johnson,
Birdie Clark, Arrangement Comm.,
and Prof. I. J. Hodges, teacher.
New Braunfels
Harlingen News
Mrs. L. A. K. Bradford of Hous-
ton. State Missionary was here
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 8-
7 and spoke to the W. H. M. ?.
A bo* supper was given Friday
night at St. Paul A. M. E. Church.
Sunday being Armistice day, quite
a few people of Harlingen motor-
ed to Port Isabel. Mrs. Tom Green
left last week for her home in La
Grange, after spending aeverai
months in the Valley. Mrs. Roe
Sunday was regular pastoral day
at Live Oak Baptist Church. Sun-
day School opened at the usual
hour. Armistice services were held.
Rev. Knight preached a well pre-
pared sermon. B. Y. P. U. opened
at 6:00 p. m. Group No. 2 enter-
taining. Evening services, Rev.
Williams preached. Tuesday even-
ing, Mrs. Ruby Watson and Mr.
Chester Walker were united in
Holy Wedlock at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sheridan, Rev. C. D. Knight read
the ceremony.
Sunday School at Allen Chapel
was well attended. Mrs. Mary Pax
ton, Supt. Rev. Bundage was at
his charge in Scguin Sunday. Fri-
day night quite a few members of
Allen Chapel and their pastor mo-
tored to San Marcos to render serv-
ice. Mrs. Beatrice Baker and baby
spent the past week in San Anto-
nio. Prof, and Mrs. Toney of Se-
guin visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Ramsey Saturday. Mr. Norman
Mitchell, Messrs. Thomas and Bill
Williams accompanied Rev. Knight
to Capote to attend the funeral of
one of his members. The fourth
Sunday in November is Men's Day
at Live Oak Baptist Church. The
men of Capote Baptist Church have
been asked to take part on the pro-
gram. Don't forget the date, Nov.
25th.
Deer season opens Nov. 16th.
Several of the Colored citizens
have leased a pasture of 1,000
acres for hunting. If you fail to
get your paper, please notify the
reporter.
Hickston News
Supt. Brown was on time as us-
ual and Sunday School was well
conducted. Mrs. Ulah Lewis of Chi-
cago is here at the bedside of her
sick mother, Mrs. Ellen Mitchell.
Rev. Jas. Valentine and Prof. Hom-
er Hall of San Antonio and Flato-
San Angelo News
Services at St. Paul A. M. E
Church were wtll attended all day.
Pastor Clement was returned for
another year. The conference clos-
ed last Sunday morning. Pastor
Clement brought a wonderful ser-
mon at the morning hour and again
in the evening. The members of
Wesley Chapel M. E. Church wor-
shipped at St. Paul. Rev. C. W.
Kerry and Rev. 8. H. Snoody will
open their meeting here Wednes-
day night. Visitors arc always wel-
come.
S. S. at St. Paul Baptist was at
the usual hour. Good attendance.
Review by Supt. Collins. At 11:00
a. m. Pastor Willis brought a great
sermon. B. Y. P. U. at 6:00 p. m.
Miss Jefferies received the banner.
At 8:00 p. m. the pastor brought
another burning message. There
was a number of visitors through-
out the day. Miss Elnora Brown,
neice of Mr. A. Pitts left for
Hearnc. Master Pitts and Chretien
will enter I. D. Institute.
Mrs. Robbie Lee Blue Goines is
back in the city after spending sev.
eral months in Fort Worth and is
stopping with her sister and broth-
er, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hammond
and children. Miss Gertrude Mit-
chell of Evanston, III., is here visit
ing her sister and brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor of this city. Mr.
Isaac Smith and Mrs. E. George
were quietly married Nov. 5. Mrs,
Sarah Johnson received her divorce
fro mJack Johnson. Mrs. Jessie
Johnson, Mrs. Hatiie Hadley Shan-
non, Clarence Lott, J. W. Caruth-
ers, Mrs. Julia Harper and Miss
Gladis Cosey are on the sick list.
Pleasanton News
Sunday School at the usual hour
at Pleasanton Baptist Church. At
the morning service, Rev. Smith
preached a wonderful sermon. B.
T. S. Met at 6:00 p. m. and Rev,
Smith brought another burning
message at 8:00 p. m. The choral
club rendered a selection before
preaching. The Saints of S. A. were
here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sorrel! of
Charlotte, Mrs. Elder Sorrell and
Mrs. Thorns of Jourdanton were
Pleasanton visitors Sunday after-
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McVea
and children, Mrs. M. E. Banks, and
little Miss Lela Mae Brocks were
S. A. visitors Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Meadors of S. A. were Pleas-
anton visitors Friday afternoon.
Prayer service every Wednesday
and Thursday nights. Everybody
welcome.
Shiner. Little Vunnel Mae Brown,
il now a student of D. D. and B.
Institute at Austin. Mrs. Lena Cart-
right, her sister, Prof. Tatum and
others visited here Sunday. Many
from here attended the anniversary
services at Center Union last week
honoring Rev. M. L. Price. Mr.
Eden sponsored an excellent pro-
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btatf/ma News
Sunday was a high day at St.
Paul A. M. E. Church. A modern
Sunday School was conducted by
Supt. U M. Hall. Pastor James
Valentine delivered a splendid mes.
sage. Mrs. Valentine, Miss Onida
Valentine and Mrs. Maggie Stev-
ens of San Antonio accompanied
the pastor here.
B. Y. P. U. congress convened
at New Union Missionary Baptist
Church which was a success and
largely attended. Friday night Rev.
D. O. Blasdale (white) preached
and Mrs. Floyd Howard rendered
■elections at the piano.
Mrs. Sewilla Tollerson has re-
turned from Crystal City. Rev. and
Mrs. J. L. Taylor and family of San
Antonio sponsored a wonderful
program at the ichool auditorium
Saturday night. Mr. Tollerson of
San Antonio was here this week.
Mrs. Dean Clark is ill. Tell your
friends to read the Register.
I ockhart New,
Sunday waa pastoral day at First
Baptist Church. S. 6. at 9:46 a.
m. was nicely attended. Supt. Davis
and her staff were on duty. At
11:00 a. m. pastor Thomas deliv-
ered a great message. B. T. S. at
5:30 p. m. Group No. 1 rendered a
program in connection with the
lesson which was very inspiration-
al. Night servlcea were largely at-
tended. Rev. Fuller, Deacon Winn
and members of St. John Colony
were visitori. The Lord's Supper
was also administered. At St.
James, Rev. C. Thomas, pastor,
Saturday night business meeting
was a great success. S. S. at the
usual hour Sunday with the Supt.
and her workers on duty. Rev. J.
B. Butler held his first quarterly
conference and preached thres
powerful sermons during the day.
Rev. G. Thomas visited his wife in
Waxahachie.
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Will!
gave a birthday party in honor of
their two little daughters, Alice
Lucille and Alma Faye Wills. 18
guests were present. Mrs. Theresa
Truitt has just bought a new car
Mrs. Flemming died Friday and
was buried Nov. 11.
Mr. King of Austin will estab-
lish a funeral home in Lockhart
in the near future. Mrs. Ellen Hard-
aman is spending a coupl eof weeks
in Austin with her daughter. Mrs
Minnie Johnson has returned from
S. A. after spending a couple of
months with her son, Curtis John-
j Jourdanton News
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Taylor News
Class No. S waa the banner class.
Lesson reviewed by Supt. Allen
who has been on thwaick list. Rev.
C. L. Morgan preached with pow-
er morning and evening. A. C. E.
League was conducted by Miss Net.
tie Sneed. Miss Clara Sneed of San
Antonio worshipped inthe morn-
ing service at Allen Chapel. Rev.
E. J. Johnson filled his pulpit
morning and evening. At 3:00 p.
m. Mt. Calvary was represented at
Allen Chapel with cboir supplying
good singing in the absence of the
pianist.
The spiritual and financial side
of Mt. Arie services were good and
the pastor was at his post of duty.
Mrs. Emily Dent, after a long
illness departed this life Nov. 6 and
was buried Nov. 8. Interment in
City Cemetery.
Revs. P. F. —ackson and Reese
>f Dallas passed through enroute
from the A. M. E. Annual confer-
nce at Giddings. Mrs. Estelle
Washington and son, Vernon Ed-
-ar, are on the sick list.
Mr. Dan Mays, who has been on
Sunday School opened at the us-
ual hour. The speaker will be an-
i nounced next week for our month
ly program. The program will be
on the 23rd. Messrs. A. W. Galland
Walter and Harry Jackson wert
visitors in Jourdanton Sunday. Mr
Orange Connor were in Jourdantm
Sunday. Also Miss Lowery's fami
ly were out Monday night. Save s
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Corpus Lotvsti News
The Yellow Jacket? of Solomor.
M. Coles loit Friday night at Clark
Field to the Houston eleven. Thi«
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the sick list is improved very much
Mrs. Ruth Mae Warren and Mrs.
Olivia Warren of Round Rock wert
visitors of Mrs. I. B. Davis. Mrs.
Ernest Scott and son, Ernest, Jrn
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CITATION BT PUBLICATION
No. B-71.991
Fred Flores vs. Edna Howe Floret
In the District Court, 73rd JUDICIAL
D1STH1CT, Bexar County, Texas.
The Slate of Texas to the Sheriff 01
«ny Constable of Uexar County—GREET-
ING i
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
that by making publication of this Ci-
tation in some newspaper published il
thr ( .unity of Rexar, once In each wrrk
for four consecutive weeks previous to
the return day hereof, you summon
Edna Rowe Mores, who is alleged to
ne a non-resident of tha State of Tex-
as, to be and apprar at the next reg-
ular term of the District Court of the
73rd Judicial District of Texas, held
In and for Rexar County, to be hold-
en at the Court House thereof, in the
City of San Antonio, on the first Mon-
day In December, A. D. 11)34, the same
being the 3rd day of December A. D.
1934. then and there to answer a pe-
tition filed in aaid Court on the 20th
day of October A. D. 1934, In a ault
numbered on the Docket of said Court,
No. R-76,992 wherein Fred Flores, Is
plaintiff, and Edna Rowe Flores. is
defendant; the nature of plaintiffs de-
mand being substantially, as follows, to-
wlt:
This Is a suit for divorce on the
grdunds of abandonment for a period
of more than three years. Plaintiff avers
that he and defendant were legally mar-
ried on or about the--—-day of April*
A. D. 1921, and they lived together as
husband and wife at various times un-
til on or about the day of May. A.
D., 1927. at which time the defendant
herein left plaintiff with the avowed
Intention of permanently abandoning
plaintiff.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff praya for
Judgment dissolving the marriage rela-
tions now existing between plaintiff and
defendant, for costs of suit, and for
general and sperial relief; all of which
appears more fully from the petition
on file in this office.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, but have you ba-
fore aald Court on the aald first day of
next term thereof this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you nave
executed the same.
Given under my hand and aeal of
said Court, at office in the City of San
Antonio, thla the 29th day of October
A. D. 1934.
Seal: WITNESS, Hart McCormlck,
Clerk of District Courts In and for
Bexar County, Texas.
Issued same day) By H. J. LINN,
Deputy.
Came to hand October 30 A. D. 1984,
at 10 o'clock A. M., and publication of
the above Citation ordered made In tb
San Antonio Register.
ALBERT HAUSSER,
Sheriff of Bexar County, 1
By EMMA WEBSTER,
Depuh.
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