Zavala County Sentinel (Crystal City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, September 7, 1928 Page: 8 of 8
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Miss Priscilla Alger entertained
with it bridge party at her home Mon-
day evening. eomplinV’nting Miss
Maurice Childress, of Austin. Tex.,
and Miss Kathleen Black, of Boea
(iratitle. Florida.
The rooms were attretively deco-
rated with summer flowers. Four
tables were arranged for the players,
l’rizes were given for high scores and
the honorees were presented with
dainty gifts.
A delightful ice course
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Speed Limit M ist lie Observed in
Sehottl Zone
Ifoura truly
JOE.
was served.
P. S. Polly and Frances
are waiting to see you.
Yours,
J. h. K
School is now oi>en and those not
complying with the law in operating
motor driven vehicles within the
school zone will Is' prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. The limit is
ten miles i>er hour.
W. E. Riggs. Sheriff.
M. I>. I Turkey, Co. Attv.
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O. F. McAlister of BatesvlUe was a
guest Sunday of his daughters. Mrs.
Wm. Hargreaves and Miss lone Me-
‘Telephone Nal
'Established 1908
Crystal City.Texas
Wr
WINTER GARDEN
PHARMACY
Druggist and Jewelers
SAYS
By
JOE
Notire To Contractor! FVr State Road
Bridge ('oMtruction
Sealed proposals addressed to the!
State Highway Engineer of Texas, for j V
the improvement of that part of State!®
Highway No. 55 covered by S. A. P. | rj
750 in /.avalla County, will Ik* received S
Church Society News
BAPTIST REVIVAL
The Baptist Revival was very help-
ful to all who attended regularly. The
attendance was larger than any that
the writer has attended since living
in Crystal City. Some of the older! at the office of the State Highway {j
citizens said that the second Sunday I Engineer, ai Austin, Texas, until 10j,
night s crowd was the largest they o'clock, A. M.. Sept. 18th, 1928, and ,
had ever seen at any church in this then publicly opened and read. p
^ I Work consists of construction of • (
°There were eighteen additions tuj gravel surfacing from Dimmit County
the church, ten by baptism and eight j distance of .>1.101 miles,
by letter One united Wednesday ev-jliue north b, Cvalde County line, a
ening at prayer meeting, one fine j Time for completion to be 200 work-
man who is at the head of a family 1 htg days.
came out and professed Christ as hi.; Deiailed plans and s„e« mentions of
Savior lmt lias not yet united with the work may 1* seen for examination,
anv church, lie has not come to a and information may he obtained at
definite conclusion as to what church! the ffi-e of the G. M. .lowers, County
h, will join Another young man re-j Engineer, at Crystal City. Texas, and
dedicated his life to Christ. He said! at the office of the Spate Htghway
i |M. was tired of giving his life with al I j Depart mem. Stilt....."ce l-mlding.
I its influence to the Devil. j Austin. Texa--
I There was a splendid response in a A certified, or cashiers check for
financial way and Bn.. Carlson went I ShDKHUM. is required. The usual
lawny well pleased at the way the; lights arc reserved.
BIG BEN SERVICE STATION
AND GARAGE
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
church took care of him.
i.et us lememher (he Sunday School!
qand preaching services at the;
regular hours Sunday.
Reporter.
One-Day
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Kodak Finishing
Service at Con lev’s.
You HAVE heard about the "stage-
line wear” and durability in these
famous tires. Now try them on your
ear.
See what Samson learned in build-
ing tires for Western motor stages.
These groat ears—i| iled with baggage
overhanging the rear wheel, carrying
twenty passengers or more, sustaining
smods of 35 to 40 miles an hour for
almost unbelievable distances, twist-
ing Youn sharp turns on mountain
fops and down steep grades on con-
crete, gravel, sandy, rutty roads—
give tires the world’s hardest tests.
Tires that stand them will outwear
all others in any kind of usage.
l’KESBV TERIAN NOTES
| The Woman's Auxiliary of the Pros-1
| hyteriau Church met at the church In.
j liililc study Tuesday. Sept. 4th with 12
I members present. Mrs. Reed lmd ■
i charge of meeting. Call to order, j
| hymn. "All the Way m> Savior beads
Me." Call to worship. “Create in me
la Clear, Ilaert. O bod. and renew ;C
right Spirit within me.' Devotional,
topic (ith chapter of l.uke. all taking
: part in reading and discussing each
rse. Mcsdaiiics Fell and Nash were)
joint li stesses for the social hour at,
the ma tn-e. Next ruesday is regulat
Auxiliary meeting: chapter to study.
John 13 and First John 3 :1 b« Is: time
of meeting 3 :30 o'clock.
j BIG BEN HIMSELF
$ Day Phone 23G ight Phone 193 f>
$ fej
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WE RAVE ’EM
METHODIST SO( I LTV NOTES
The Methodist Missionary Society
met lor the usual monthly business
meeting Tuesday. Sept. It It., at the
oh it reh with 11 menihei's preestit.
Meeting opened \si,h song, "fake
Time to he 11. 1\." followed with pi a)
■ er offer, d by Me. W. o. Day. 1‘res-
; i,iciit |.resented "Christian Stcwaid-
-tiip." This was a very int. resting
h sson lu it.gitig out the tact that we
I e pa ri tiers with < o.d and must <•<>»-
uilt God in till our business and that
we own nothing, we are just stewaids
for Cod while we live oti this earth.
'JJie president is sup] used to pre-
sent ■‘Christian Stewardship" . me a
ipiarler to the Society in order to im-
press the fact that we should lithe not
' only in money, but it; time. etc.
Twenty-five .tills to Cue sick and
] strangers were reported by those
presei t
Tim Society paid $3t )<).(><) on the
; din ;. I. debt at Wallis 1.umber i '»».
! i Fre-Jiictit is real anxious that every,
in the Society keep up their Hi*;
i , IJe reading and pray, r tin' rding !'P
l | the rules of the Frayei League, which!
[ j nirniis 1 <» minutvs rmli dan l«*i* puiy<*rj
\ j and mcdii a I ion.
[ N>\| Tm-Mkiy. Sr; t 11th.. will be
t: 1 ?i!il<* Study at the church for the <ku
► tire Society, Supt of Bible Study. Mrs.
C j \V. o. Hay in charge. Kvcry member |
PI study the Stli. ami »th chapters of!
f Mark.
£ ! Supt. of Fuh.
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j ENTERTAINS W ITH BRIDGE
Where
business
is pleasure
(iT’Ii idea is that a store should he'
more than a salesroom. It should
perform a service to the community.
In hriimiiur music into the homes of
. hi* community, we help brighten the
dull days, ami add luster to the hap-
py ones.
Moot your friends at our store when
you come down-town. Knjoy the lat-
est Victor Records, reproduced mag*,
nificcnly on the < >n hoplmnic Victrola.
The welcome mat is always out.
WHEN the BOSS
Raised your Salary
To $15 a Week
Your Electricity Cost
More Than Today
When $25 a week was a big salary, electricity cost mere
than if does today. Today, wages have practically dou-
bled — yet your electricity actually costs less than 20
years ago.
Central Power and Light Company service is one of
the biggest bargains you can huy. Interconnection, mod-
ern equippm-rt ard efficient operatien brings this sei-
vice to you at Hie lowest possible eost.
Nous eleet ricity
freely.
IS cheap. Non can afford to use it
! i
s. c. freed j Central Power and Light
> . .. ^i .t
‘Electricity—Your Cheapest Servant1
X Crystal City Phone 97
PURINA CHOWS
Horses---Cows
Poultry---Hogs
Checkerboard Bags
PEGUES MERCANTILE CO.
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Hardy, J. H. Zavala County Sentinel (Crystal City, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, September 7, 1928, newspaper, September 7, 1928; Crystal City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1115597/m1/8/?q=music&rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .