The Hondo Anvil Herald. (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1935 Page: 5 of 11

                                
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rtotur* that r«c*» to a wKirl-
.,nd climax of uproariou. fun.
also comedy
•GOOD OLD DAYS'1
TUESDAY NIGHT lit SHOW
7:00— 2nd SHOW 8 30 P. M
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MRS KOLLMAN HONORED.
Mrs. R W. Specee and Mrs. Gar-
ar’d Martin enU-rta ncd with a Hal-
c»e*n party Wednesday afternoon
it the hoire of the former, honoring
In. R ert h an. Worthy Ma-
ma of the Hondo l/napter, Order of
intern Star, who ;U.-'. recently re-
irned from the Grand Chapter meet-
K in San Antonio Ihe personnel
luded the officers of the local
hipter, as follows Mesdames Kob-
frt holh.an, Man in Schweer*. Hen-
Windruw, T. (. Rame.*. J. K.
hancey, \. P. King. E. J. Lein-
ster, Bamitz Carle, Fred McWil-
airM - Maggie Cameron, and
lie hostesses.
The bpeece home was tastefully
conted with mangolds and cosmos
shades of yellow and orange, and
arjie- burning in Hallowe'en jack-
iantnn- lighted the festive scene.
»unt> Hallowe'en ap- were favors
■orn py the guesta throughout the
flemoon.
Games of forty-two were played,
fter whkh a contest of pinning a
iiiriber on the eye of a jack-o-lan-
■rn held Mrs. McWilliams won
pnie in this contest.
Rtfrrshmenis of sunshine salad,
indwiches, pumpsm pie with whip-
eo cream, nuata, and coffee were
rved on candle-lighted tables.
Mr>. J !: < r,a: ti]. with a few ap-
(Muted Mrs. Kol-
n with a gift of a silver creamer
, from tin »ra of
ie t hapter.
THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB.
Mrs. K. J. Lemwebt-r was hostess
a charming Hallowe'en bridge
1'^iday afternoon, the guesta in-
Ming m« mber* of the Thursday
*•* 1    addition*!.-*fHonda.
1'he gut ■ aiTived they were pre-
nit'* : h festive caiis which were
ftrn during th.' afternoon. 'Ihe
11 : r' ' 1 decorated with Hal*
*?tn '-’■W" and symbols, and the
a ’■ •tntn,»T<r.~ further carried
nt the favored theme.
After several games of bridge
nzes were awarded Mrs.. R. J.
wnan for high -core and Mrs. ().
j.    } '-vn.l high for the
' ar‘d Mls- M. L. McDowell for
'V M f - ‘ -VIr' W. H. Case for
In ',ini|fR “ r,onK the guests.
^ Jiruntf r‘H>m the luncheon
*' ,Was ’’'rv,'d from a table laid
Rofroshncatfl
chklwn Urtttsr oholla,
n Ided fruit m
-^ua . with whipped cream,
ruern fau? minUi in jack'°‘
Th.    f0[|0w8, j|esjames
H Cw. M. L. Mc-
1 V V,n/er- Garland Martin,
j d ia>’lor, R. J. Noonan,
and L. E. Heath.
bands and sever
While Mr J
Houston attending the funeral of his
wife, hi* home, at 21? Hermitage
Court in San Antonio, was damaged
by fire of undetermined origin.
Mrs. l.aaKe and Mrs. Mutocha a*
well as other members of the bereav-
ed families have the deepest sym-
pathy of their many Hondo fnends in
their great sorrow on the losa of two
beloved sister*.
WM HENRY GRAY DIES AT
HOME IN LYTLE
Lytle, Texas. Oct. 2t».—William
Henry Gray, ?d, vice president and
director of the Lytle State hank.
died at his home here today. He was
born at Little Roik, Ark., July 4,
ib€2, came to Texas in 1884, and
July 17, 188*5, married Miss Belizona
Mt Murrian who, with 14 children,
suivives. The children are Mrs. W.
W. Thompson and Mrs. Robert Bus-
by, Jr., Nu.ana; Mrs. A. C. Thallman,
Hondo; Mr.-. J. C Kicharih»on. Som-
erset, and Miss M nme Gray of Lynle;
Roy Gray of San Antonio and Lester,
M iiiie, Frank, Fred, Raymond. Clyde,
Carlton and Herman Gray of Lytle.
Besides being a stockholder of the
Lytle bank from its founding. Wil-
liam H. Gray was a member of the
Lytle Masonic Lxnige. Lytle Chapter,
Older of Eastern Star, of Lytle Camp
106, W . O. .. and of Henson Grove,
Woodmen’s Circle. For nearly 50
years he wa# a steward of the Metho-
dist Church. The funeral was held
at 3 o'clock Wednesday with Rev.
H. M Bailey officiating. Buna! was
made in Lytle Masonic Cemetery.
COMETA MAN BURIED
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In t
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King"*!
H.md.
d Jean M*
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w eihau-e
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at th<
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on the fourth
to make the r
punt
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s*n when they fai
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a a very poor one and the
>k possession of the bail on
their own thirty-five yard line. The
Owls continued to march down the
field and had possession of the ball
in the Lytle fifteen >ard line when
the quarter ended.
After several play* in the second
Th
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hostess.
touihjown. The try for conversion
w as pood. Again in the latter part of
the w-ond quarter, when they blocr:-
<d a punt which rolled to the Lytle
Carrizo Spring-. Texas, Oct. 30t—
J. F. Harris, who died at hi# hom**
near Cometa section early Tuesday
morning, was buried at the old Viv-
ian cemetery on the iVndencia Creek
Tutscia) He is survived by his wid-
ow and three children, Frank Harris
of the Harris ranch in Zavalia Coun-
ty, Mr-. Mary White of the White
farm near Cometa, and Mrs. Lutiila
Kelley of Shreveport, lat. Harris
served the 7?th district a^ represen-
tative from 11*14 to 1818.
The above press dispauh brought
sorrow to the Managing Editor of
thi* paper, for the deeea-id was his
friend. Texas ranch life had a pe-
culiar way of producing rough dia-
monds among men as weli as produc-
ing other things, and it never pro-
luced .i ■ r (■ imen than i. F.
Hams, in whom this writer was hon-
ored in having him as a friend.
Feace to his honored dust.
STRICKEN HONDO MAN FOUND
ON ROAD.
Eenno Welch, ranchman of the
i Hondo section, was taken back home
Thursday, after treatment here at
I the Robert B. Green Memorial Hos-
j pital. Apparently suddenly stricken
I ill, Welch was found lying in front
of his automobile on the Frio City
Road early Thur-day morning. Depu-
; ty sherilfs were called to the scene
1 by Dr. Robert Touchstone of Lytle,
| who found the stricken man.—San
Antonio Express.
DEL RIO WOMAN BURIED.
Del Rio, Texas, Oct. 29.—Funeral
services for Mrs. Nora A. Horn. 62,
were held Monday. Interment wa»
in We.-tlawn Cemetery.
Survivors include her son, Henry
B. Horn; her mother, Mrs, J. H.
Brauer; two brothers, Louis Brauer
of Del Rio and Martin Brauer of San
Diego, Cui.; two sisters, Mrs. F. B.
Griffin of San Antonio and Mrs,
Mary Graham of Long Beach, Cal.;
five nieces and two nephews.
if they are going to win this rarne.
The game will st-irt promptly at
3:00 o'clock. Admission to the
game will be 25 and oU cents
—Owlet*—
B. Y. P U. CELEBRATES.
Uvalde Saturday night.
D trgia Mae Muennink and
Florence Zuberbueler spent Satur-
day in San Antonio.
Wanda Redmond visited in Luling
Saturday.
Miss Harris spent the week-end
Y 1’. U. o!' at her home in Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Hroxton and Miss
The Intermediate B
the Hondo Baptist Church celebrated
Hallowe'en Saturday night with a Connor wen in San Antonio Satur-
day.
WEATHER REPORT.
TEPIN FETCHIT steps too
far.
In t paki"S ».«*»»« for "Charlie
isterv ’ theL ltttesl Fox PillT1
Slv .?ll*eur which is lowing
efn ietrhitlhe Colonial Theatre,
r fear vi W8f *UPP°“^ to regis-
nib^of’anhie deace,ndinR into the
dvzncimr an^'.ent Egyptian priest.
nl>’ CarreaUtl°U8 y’ he was 8U<1'
»rner oEf °C th.e Hhoulder by
e film ‘ q,’ wh° plays the lead in
d tumb),.a‘ ;t pin *°«t his balance
“Ah si,e ;l0w,n ^ *teps.
kst Pahtv"    .matl!,elf tato
■‘Piilied i, i^1 htepin, as a doc-
“(C    his bruises,
ced hv e'K,han, JJJ Fg>rt>t” was pro-
by Lorn ?-rd T' Lowe and direct-
ten in is h|nR, Among the fav-
f,troni*e our advertiser*.
' Hondo, Texas, for month of Octo-
' ber, 1935. -Total rainfall .8* inch;,!
| since dan. 1st, 54.38 inches. Tem-
perature: highest, 94 on 1st; lowest, |
16 on 26th. Five rainy days, 8
clear, 2 cloudy. 18 part cloudy, hirst
norther on 23id.
H. E. HA ASS,
U. S. Observer.
APEX WASHER.
You must see the new Apex Wash-
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Buy at home and where you can get
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HERMAN WEYNAND
For a demonstration phone Res. 134,
and make appointment.
TO HUNTERS.
—Owlet*—
S. F. ENTERTAINS.
Hunting rights on our pastures are
leased. All former permits are here-
by cancelled.    3tc
DECKER BROS.
POSTED.
My place is posted according to
law and all hunting and trespassing
therein is forbidden.
9tpd.    Mrs. Adella Koenig.
POSTED
Our property is posted and ail
hunting is forbidden.
LOUIS BKITSCH
9tpd. JOE BRITSCH ESTATE.
We do job printing.
party in the church basement. The
members were led down a dark
stairway on which bones were scatter-
ed. Each person was taken through
a "Chamber of Horrors" and a witch
told their fortunes. Such games as
"bobbing for appes" and “spin the
pumpkin" were played. The refresh-
ments consisted of candy suckers
and soda water. Those attending the
party were: Helen Benton. Kathryn
Coffey, Merle McCall, Ruth McWil-
liams, Adell Scott, Inna Bell Moore,
Jonell Baker, Dorothy Mae Moore,
Jean McCall, Wayne Stephens,
Wanda Dawson, Josephine Dawson,
Eva Earnest, Rev. and Mrs. Merrill,
and Mr. ami Mrs. Hoary Windrow.
—Owlet*—
THE FIFTH GRADE.
The Fifth Grade Battalion has re-
ceived two new dictionaries which
will help to improve our sjveech.
We are glad to have those bark
who were on the sick-list last week.
Each day three pupils bring cur-
sent events to be given in history
class, so we’re up with the world,
folks, because we’ve fully decided
that none of us is going to run for
President in 1966!
By the way. you might ask Miss I Tillie Schneider visited i t French
Shaw about her bicycle ride.    Settlement at CaatrOville Sunday.
—Owlet*—    ; Jean Warden and Ruth McWilliams
SECOND GRADE.    spent Sunday ai their respective
tV* are sorry to say that Mary uncles’ ranches.
Lee Bendcle and Ruby Watson are    —Owlet*- —
on the sick-list this week. We ml miss Charity gives itself rich; covetous-
them and wish them a speedy re- ness hoards itself poor.—German
covery.    proverb.
Saturday night the S. F. Club en-
tertained with a party at the home
of Fny Carter. The house was dec-
orated in orange and black. The
evening was spent In playing game*
and "acting crazy”. Refreshments
of orangeade and cookies were serv-
ed to Sue Muennink, Sis Meyer,
Elizabeth Reynolds, Evelyn Dawson.
F ranees Fly, Betty Merriman, Helen
Burgin, Ada Belle Carter, Bob Zerr,
Bonnard Rothe, Burnell Rihn, J. H.
Rothe, Jack Fitzpatrick, Sonny
Gaines, Harry Freeman, Burleigh
Smith, Monroe Langford, and Harvey
Renkin, and the hostess, Fay Carter.
—Owlet*—
SIXTH GRADE.
The sixth graders are losing one
of tfceir well-loved members, for
Mildred Bradley is moving t* Kerr-
ville. Our room entertained her with
a surprise party Monday afternoon.
San Antonio visitors during the
week-end were, jonelle Gnini.. Mary
Frances Van F'lcct and Eloise Koll-
man.
FOURTH i.Rkl
wail mf i r * nnt i n
FOR 'All
two pig*
C. i
ID
Raw *4 «*
A i i ii
M-mikaL
4 <*,
A A!
Tea*
hment* of
Team.
present were Mivm Evelyn
Evelyn Knopp, Anna Laar*
en, Ginger Fuwelna*’. Si*
Lela G. Reity, France* Tay*
y Merritt, Jean M< mman,
y, Susie Muennink, Kathleen
*ter Meyt and Jo Rei.y.
en Redy will be the next
—Owlet*—
SENIORS LEAVING.
tore rat
of Lot 4
6, and i
and noth
buy eith
«»m f, efi
in Hand
-ee eitht
H Knnni
a t,t»oc> buy
ton McGary ho
i* for *aie at a rew**>nable
1 on term* to mtt «atl»fa.
Hohm* «ituutvti on tl!
and part of Lot 5. in Block
i *h«>rt walk to p<**toffice
school* At the pnee a good
*r for one wanting a r’’d
Me home or an investment
a. For further particulars
r Fletcher Dans or George
ey, the agenta.
HONuO LAND CO .
Hondo, Texas.
If
you i
a quai
ire a reader of thi* page*
haw* FARMING ah < t,x|
when renewing and
botll paper* a year for VI ?$, let*
than mo«t wunty *eat paper* sell for
alone,    11.
Get your ct«uil at debit flip* at
the Anvil Herald office
666
L<q**id Tablet*
Salve • Note
Drop*
eheek*
COLDS
and
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firtt day
HEADACHES
in 30 minute*
Jack- c Bradley, one of the prized
pupils of the -»mor claw, is leaving
quarter the Owls scored their first Hondo High for the Tivy High
school of Kerrville. She left Tuesday
morning, but »he will bo back for
the basket ball tournament (she
hope*).
Jacksie says she likes Hondo all
seven yard line, the Owls scored. A right, but it doesn’t have a Schreiner
place kick for the extra point was Institute, which means that she will
good. The half ended with the bail haVe a    time in her new
in Lytle'* possession.    hom* Thls doe* not ke*F “ from
Score. Hondo 14. Lytle 0.    ' m,sam* her a lot and '*rwhln« ahe
The Owls came back in the third    |° fin,sh hi?h sch®o! h^re'
.luarter to continue their scoring. Jacksle *“ bc'rn ln Del 8,0 "She
Again they marched down the field raLovpd *° H°nd° W,th her V*”nU
by making gooo gams around end and wh^ ^ Very ™*11; and *****
through the line. The ban was taken ^scho<>1 h/re ""*** class of 1926.
en over on a line play. A place kick bhe    fur8t' 1J0i>r,h;
for the extra pent was wide In the *€Vonlh e*hth’ nineth' tenth’ and
fourth Quarter Lytle completed *ev- 'wo    o{ the eleven‘h *^e
eial long passes, but again they fail- h're' 'kll,le ia e™™ *-hoo!- **
od to score. In the closing moment. :k,PPt>d *    twkdfh 18 ^ rea's0n
of the game the Owls again pushed f?r h" ^ ^th **»* »T*S*nt semoT
the hail over the goal line. Rothe ! c aw‘ J,M'kjle h«    a fn,or
____,    ,    ..    .    . class pin to which she can always
made an end run for the extra point. ,    ,    ,    . ,    ,
ru____    ■,i, ..    look to be reminded of    her    raanv
The g-irre ended with the    ball in ,    ,
,    .    , friends in Hondo.
Lytle s possession    _ ,
* his was the last practice’ game    OWL’S EARS
of the season because all of the re
maining games    are district    or con- J Th(W who &ttended    the    Rice-
ference gaums.    The Owls    first d,s* j Texas freshman game    at    Austin
trict game will be played Friday af-    night were: Evelyn Knopp,
terno.n here cn Barry Field, when Sjs Merrltt>    Windrow, Tommy
they meet the Del Rio Wildcats. The Danie Mr DyBose, Mr. McDowell,
game will start promptly at 3:00 ^ Mf Barry Si, Merritt spent the
P. M. Admission for this game "ill entire week-end in Austin visiting
be 25 and 60 cents.    j her    Jeanette.
—Owlet*—    Mr. and Mrs. McDowell and Mr.
OWLS VS. WILDCATS. ! and Mrs. Barry spent the week-end
_ | in Smithrille.
The Owls play their first confer-1 Burleigh Smith, Grcenetl Fly,
ence game next Friday when they i Harvey Renken, Sonny tiaines, and
meet the Del Rio Wildcats, probably Monroe Langford visited some friends
the strongest and fastest team in *n Uvalde Sunday. 1 hey had a teriflie
the district. The Wildcats have nott^me on the way home,
been scored upon this year and the 1 Jacksie Bradley spent Sunday in
lowest number of points they have. Kerrville.
scored in one game is 27 which they ^r- ;uld McDowell, Miss ( on-
scored on Sabinal last Friday, a n01- and Margaret Ann Knopp drove
good crowd is expected at the game '° ‘^nn Antonio Thursday where
and the Del Rio pep squad will prob- j ^I*s* ' onnor and Margaret Ann at-
ably accompany the team. The en-, tended the concert given by the
tire student body should be there to | ^an ‘1 s violinist, Fritz Kreisler.
yell for the Owls. Come on, boy- Adella Mat Haby visited Castro-
un<i girls, get out there and yell F'ri- | '’He Sunday.
day, for the Owls need plenty of help Filiie Merritt attended a dance in
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