The Hondo Anvil Herald. (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, January 8, 1937 Page: 5 of 8
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ALL FOR ONLY 10c AND 15c.
KON.TUES. TUESDAY IS
L, 1112 MONEY NIGHT
girbara STANV, Y CK,
Robert TAYLOR
in—
HIS BROTHER'S
WIFE”
SLe fell in love with Bob! She
med hi* brother—for jpite'
ALSO COMEDY
THE WAY OF SALVATION.
By Rer. J. T. Horger,
ARTICLE NO. 12.
Our last was a discussion of the
conversion of the disciples of Jesus,
commencing with their baptism by
John, and extending tlirougn Pente-
cost- There appears to be a mistak-
en idea, namely: tnat the descent of
the Holy Ghost upon the uisciples
was the first of tnat measure and
kind that had ever occurred, and that
ever after the Holy Ghost resided in
the Church; and, therefore, whoever
was justified and born of the Spirit
thereafter, also received the gitt of
the Holy Ghost at the same time and
hy the same act.
Now in the above, as we sec it,
there arc three mistakes. First, the
Holy Cihost, through all ages, was
given to certain ol tile Old testa-
ment church. He was within and
upon Moses, Samuel, Elijah, and all
the prophets. Also before the coming
of Christ there were Zacharias and
' Elisabeth, the parents of John the
, Baptist, who were both filled with
the Holy Ghost. And John was
| filled with the Holy Ghost beiore he
, was born, but the distinction be-
| tween the OLD T is ETA MEN f Dis-
pensation and that of the NEW was
that in the Old Testament God led
NEW TEAM.
Monday and Tuesday at the Colonial
Theatre.
HERMAN GEYER RITES HELD.
Barbara Stanwyck
and Robert Taylor
in “His Brother’s Wife’
Funeral services for Herman Ru-
. dolph Geycr, 73, one of San An-
| tonio’s pioneer residents, were held
! Wednesday afternoon, January 6,
' 1037. Geyer died at his home, 212
BarreiTa Street, San Antonio, at
• noon Tuesday.
Born in San Antonio, Geyer had
lived here all of his life except a
j short time during his boyhood when
he lived in Casciovillc. In the early
| days he was driver of the mule cars,
which were later replaced hy elecrtic
trolleys. He then ran a blacksmith
shop at the corner of Norlh
Alamo and Travis Streets, until he
j retired in 1919.
Survivors are the \vidowr, Mrs.
Friedricke Zaker Geyer; four sons,
I Adolph Geyer of Dallas, and Fred W„
| Walter L., and Erwin L. Geyer of
| San Antonio; a daughte-, Mrs. Sam-
| uei E. Mason of San Diego, Calif.;
three brothers, William Geyer of
! York town; Edmund Geyer of Pear-
' sail, and Otto Geyer of San Antonio,
three sisters, Mrs. Lena Welter of
San Antonio. Mrs. Tillie Heiser of
Von Ormy, and Mrs. Hattie Marquis
of C'uero, and nine grandchildren.
Charter No. 14351
Re.erve Di.trict No. 11
Report of Condition of
The Hondo National Bank
of Hondo, in the State of Texat.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1936.
(Published in response to call made by Comptroller of Currency, under
Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes)
ASSETS
1. Loans and discounts $313,800.10
2. Overdrafts ................................................................... 618.67
3. United States Government obligations,
direct and/or fully guaianteed ......................................... 60,700.00
•1. Other bonds, stocks, and securities ............................... 69,550.12
0. banking house, $3,033.03. Furniture and fixtures,
$1,056.07 ................... 4,089.10
7. R^-al ‘state owned other than banking house ..................... 3,214.37
8. Reserve with Federal Reserve bank
9. Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in
process of collection ...............................................
13. Other assets.............................................................
TOTAL ASSETS
190,186.95
98,970.87
2,536.97
$733,667.15
onij ceitain chosen characters into hard and scheme diligently a- whole
the gift of the Holy Ghost, prepar
atory for special service. But in the
New Testament Dispensation, EV-
ERY Spirit-born believer is called to
go on to perfection that they may
receive the gift of the Holy Gnost.
See Acts 2:39.
Second, touching the idea that the
lifetime. Secondly, if we get this
world’s goods, they will never bring
the comfort, happiness and joy that
wV expect to get out of them, but
suppose that we are born rich; or
that money copies fast and easy; and
you spend it rapidly and feel that
you are having a good time; look
NATIVE OF CAS TROVILLE
KILLED.
Funeral services for G. A. Roth-
man, 59, 1025 West Salinas Street,
Missouri Pacific engineer, who was
LIABILITIES.
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships
and corporations .......................................................... 590,197.47
State, county, and municipal deposits ........................... 69,235.85
Total of items 14 to 18 inclusive:
(b) Not secured by pledge of loans and/or
investments ...................................... $659,433.32
killed early Tuesday morning in the :
wreck of passenger train No. 6 at Capital account.
(c) TOTAL DEPOSITS ........................... $659,433.32
Dividends declared but not yet payable and amounts
set aside for dividends not declared ..............................
29. Other liabilities ...............................................................
2,500.00
7,008.58
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
January 13lh-14lh.
JOE E. BROWN In—
“POLO JOE"
Horses ?ave him bay fever . . .
Hary gave him heart trouble
and love made a polo play-
er out of Joe!
ALSO SHORT SUBJECT
•MEET THE KERNEL"
TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY ONE
SHOW—7:30 P. M.
$240
Holy Spirit ever remained within out! A few more fleeting days will
and upon the Church alter the day come an I go, when you will come to
of Pentecost absolutely depended up- realize that these earthly pleasures
on whether they continued to wuik have lost their charm, relish and
in consecrated covenant through comfort; and like the apples of
which they received Him. It is possi- Sodom, they w ill rapidly turn to ashes
ble that any one, or any number of upon your lips. And if it were pos-
the Church may forfeit their right siblo, which it is not, for us to gain
to the indwelling of the Holy Ghost true happines.- in worluly possessions
and cause Him to depart. So, if we on earth, what will wc do when God
would have the Holy Spirit to abide culls us to stand before the great
within, we must walk by the same white throne of eternal justice—sup-
UP
1W will be only one name
ailed . . . for the full amount
(leu tax).
(No Guarantee.)
WILSON WILSON.
principles by which we received Him.
Then again, although the disciples
were all lilted with the Holy Ghost
and lived true till death, it does not,
prove tnat the following converts
will go on through regeneration and
thence into sanctification by the in-
coming and abiding lioiy Ghost; and
if they thus fail, it cannot be tiuly
said that the Holy Ghost abides in
them, as a church, but they may
still function as a church and do
some good in the world. 1 think that
the greater part of our churches are,
in tne main, in that fix. That is,
ithere are a laige number of them,
like John the Baptist s disciples be-
iore they found their Savior; they
have in some degree repented, hut at
that point, unfortunately, they have
been led into the church, but oth-
ers have been born of the Spirit, re-
ceived into the church, but there-
after have not been properly taught
I touching their inheritance, namely,
the gift of the Holy Ghost, which
i purities tile heart and fills the soul
with pure, fervent, holy iove. NV ho
would not like to receive this inheri-
;tance in Christ?
1 hird, the idea that after the day
pose it were possible for us to gam
the whole world, and having lost out-
soul, to hear “Depart from Me ye
workers of iniquity into everlosting
fire prepared for the Devil and his
angels.” WHAT WILL YOU DO?
(To be continued.)
the north end of the Colorado River
bridge near Austin, were held Thurs-
day afternoon, Rev. James F. Vor-
koper officiating. He was a mem-
ber of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, and the Sons of Her-
mann.
Rothman had been an employe of
the Missouri Pacific for 35 years,
having just recenty been promoted to
a passenger run. He would have
been retired from service within the ■
next five years. He was born in
Custroville, but had lived in San An-
tonio almost all his life.
Suivivors are his widow; one
daughter, Miss Bertha Rothman; one
stepson, C. F. Kaiser, and two broth-!
err, oohn and Emil Rothman, all of
this ctiy.— San Antonio Express.
MRS. BOHMFALK DEAD.
Class A preferred stock, 250 shares,
par $100.00 per share, retirable at
$100.00 per share .......................
1
$50,000.00
Common stock, 250 shares,
par $100 per share ..........................
Surplus ......... 10,000.00
Undivided profits—net ................... 1,225.25
Preferred stock retirement fund . ........ 3,500.00
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT .............................
TOTAL LIABILITIES ........
State of Texas, County of Medina, ss:
I, Chas. Finger, Cashier of the
64,725.25
$733,667.15
WM. C. SIMPSON DEAD.
Wm. C. Simpson died at his home
in Hondo at an early hour Monday
morning, January -1, 193 7. His re-
mains were buried at. Tarpley at a
late hour in the afternoon of the
same day, interment being made by
the side ol two daughters who had
preceded him to the grave. The fu-
neral was conducted by his brother-
in-law, Rev. W. L. Dubose of De-
vine, Texas.
Deceased had spent all r,is long
life in feouthwe. i Texas. He lived lor
many years in the Devine section of
Medina County. Later he ranched in
the Tarpley section of bamlti a Coun-
ty, but age and failing health caused
him to retire and move to Hondo
some fifteen or twenty years ago
when he has since resided. He was
Mrs. Augusta Bohmfalk, 75 years,
died Tuesday, January 5, 1937, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. An-
nie Neumann, 605 Division Street,
San Antonio. The remains were
shipped by the Riebe Undertaking
Company of San Antonio to Hondo, j
and funeral services were held
yesterday afterneon, Thursday,
January 7, at 2 I’. M. at the Horger
Funeral Home, Rev. W. L. Froehmer
ol Mason, Texas, Methodist Church,
officiating. Interment was mode in
the New Fountain Cemetery.
Survivors are a son and four
daughters, W. 1). Bohmfalk, Mrs.
Annie Neumann, Mrs. Henry Saat-
hotf, Mrs. Louis Neumann, and Mrs.
August Bracks; also 21 grandchild-
ren, 7 great grandchildren, and a sis-
ter, Mrs. Mary Bernstein.
Chas. Finger, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement, is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
CHAS. FINGER, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of January, 1937.
(L. S.) JOSIE LEBOLD,
Notary Public.
CORRECT—ATTEST:
J. M. FINGER,
ELMER J. LEINWEBER,
JOHN MUENNINK,
DIRECTORS.
a man of a quiet, retiling disposition
, and few of his Ilvndo neighbors
of Pentecost, whoever was horn of knew him intimately. He was ox the
CUT ANT CONTROL.
the Spirit also at tne same time re-
Corpus jceivea the giD of the Holy Ghost, is
sons, nb.-olutely unscriptural, which fact
Miss we are setting forth from the Word
of God in these articles from time to
irple double ring ceremony at 9 time. But that God intends that
Kk Sunday morning, January 3,: every child of His should receive
the gift of the Holy Ghost, we quote
Act. 2:39. “For the promise is unto
Rev. Ratliff of the Baptist I you, and your children, and to ali
Kb officiated. The home was that are afar off, even as many as
Lord our God shall call.” Note
lecrge Isaac Wilson of
sfo, one of Hondo's native
<d as his lovely bride
* Wilson of Corpus Christi, in
«the home of the bride’s par-
Mr. ami Mrs. Smith, in Corpus
ij arranged with fern and pot
and lighted by white cathedral
Irs. Wilson was attended by Miss
'»! Richardson of Cordis Christi
tic groom by Mr. August Finger
8ondo and San Antonio. The bride
a becoming costume suit of
Primitive baptist faith and was al-
most alone in his church relationship
as there has never been a church of
that denomination in Hondo.
Mr. Simpson is survived by his
aged widow, Mrs. Alice Simpson, two
daughters, Mrs. Francis Monroe of
Dallas and Mrs. Howard billings of
Hondo; two sons, Buddie and John-
nie, the latter residing in Arizona.
This paper joins in sympathy for
those who mourn the departed, es-
the t ____________ ______|______t
| fhe words, “ 1 he promise ’. It is 1 penally his bereaved companion.
! called in Scripture “Tne promise of
the Father”, because God had made
it by the Prophet Isa., 44:3; and
Joel. 2:28; and John thv baptist,
Math. 3.11, and by Jesus, Luke 24:
D. B. MARTIN PASSES AWAY.
After an illness of several weeks’
duration, following a paralytic
„ ,49: and Acts 1:4; and in fact, the 1stroke, death came to D. P, Martin
»°el crepe, the three-quarter gift of the Holy Ghost in one ot the , at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
most frequent and glorious prom-I J. M. Hall, on the last ty of the old
fli cost made on princess lines
:hi> she wor a black straw hat
W with a smart veil and a clus-
white blossoms, and black ac-
*h*>. Her corsage wit; of white
of the valley. Miss Richardson
* l>r°w'n wool suit and a c»r-
of Talisman roses.
“towing the ceremony an in-
to, reception was held. Miss ered
Wilson, sister of the groom,
the bride’s cake and Miss
“ts™°n poured coffee. The
1'ouPle then left on a short
™°n trip to Monterrey, Mex-
4 or wFnch they will spend sev-
»ys wrth relatives jn Hondo.
r; Wilson is a resident of Cor-
where she was employed
in the Medical
I *lonal building. Mr. Wilson is
;„jTst,»°n of Mrs. Isaac Wil-
T the late Mr. Wilson of Hon-
ne graduated from Hondo High
ises referred to from Gen. to Rev
We mention the many repetitions of
year, Thursday, December 31,
1936. His body was laid to rest be-
the “Promise ol the Father that the ‘ side the remains ot hi.; wife in Oak-
EMINEN( F7 of the gift of the Holy wooj cemetery m th afternoon of
Ghost may fasten itself upon mind ! New Year’s day. His former beloved
pastor, Rev. K. W. Merreli, conduct-
ed the funeral, assisted by Rev.
Medina County Demonstrations:
The services of the Extension
Fntc moiogist, Mr. R. R. Reppert, has
been obtained and demonstrations in
control of cut ants will be held at
9.30 A. M., Tuutsda.v, January 14th
at the J. A. Batot farm, one mile
southwest from D’Hanis; at. 1:30 P. j
M. on the Jim Clements farm, six
miL southeast from Hondo, on the
Elstone road and at 3:30 P. M. the
same afternoon on the Sam Howard
farm, seven mile* west from Devine
on the Hondo road.
These three demonstrations were
placed so that ar; many farmers as
possible can attend, since Mr. Rep-
pert can devote ony one day to the
county. All farmers, whose farms are
infested with cut ant colonies are
urgently requested to attend.
C. M. MERRITT,
County Agent.
DORCAS CLASS MEETS.
PRESTON C. GAINES GULF STATION
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PHONE 117 ON THE HIGHWAY.
* ASK FOR PREMIUM TICKETS
On each dollar-purchase of a Philco radio, radio or car repair job.
Apex washing machine, Rriggs & Stratton 6-volt Light Plant, a ren
light plant for $59.50, Goodyear Tiros and Tubes, Goodyear Bat-
teries. Texaco gasoline or motor oil, etc., at
CITIZENS GARAGE
HERMAN WEYNAND, Proprietor. Phone 20
Philco makes the most economical battery set radios in 2-Volt and 6-
Volt radios. Ask any of the many Philco owners. Let yur next radio
be a Phi“co and I will guarantee you will be a Philco booster. 59
models to choose from.
BATTERY SETS $39.95 UP—AC SETS $20 UP.
i Poultry Owners Need Not Detour! j;
and heart of the reader. Next note
that the promise vyas made to you ______ _______t _______
the children of God that had gath-|jame8 \y_ Askew, pastor of the Hon-
to aee what had happened
on the day of FentecOrt—“and to
your children, and to all that are
afar off, even as many as the Lord
our God shall call.” Note the above
expression, "as many as the Lord
our God shall call.” It really means
as many as God shall successfully call
do Baptist church of which deceased
was a member.
Mr. Martin was nearly seventy-
five years of age, having been born
January 6, 1862, in
Tennessee. At the age of 18 years,
he came to Texas with his parents,
the family settling in Houston Coun-
through repentance and faith to jus- ty. In 1888 he was married to Miss
■ •• • . ! .... .... act hlilK 1 I r • 1 • ■ i •
tification and regeneration, which
constitute the new birth; and thus
makes them the legitimate heirs to
the gift of the Holy (.host. Referring
to the fact that the Holy Ghost is
termed our inheritance, we quote
Laura Kirby, and to their union one
daughter was born, Mrs. J M. Hall.
The Dorcas Class of the Baptist
Church met at the home of Mrs. Will
Crow Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 6,
with Mrs. Crow and Mrs. Horace
Crow as hostesses. It was planned
to piece and make a quilt for the
Baptist Orphans Home. Following
iving been born the business meeting, a social hour
Lincoln County, was held in which the guests enjoyed
several games of bunco.
The hostesses served a savory
Mexican lunch of enchiladas, tamales,' J
frijoles, mints and coffee to the fol-
lowing: Mesdam-s Ben Bradley, E.
G. Pope, A. L. Janszen, Nowell
Mrs. Martin preceded her Ii a.: band in Wooils, Will Baker, Clinton Taylor,
death several years ago, and the Toby Taylor. Jim Durcan, T. B.
daughter is his only survivor, Knopp, Fabian Garrison Schlameus,
Mr. Martin moved to Hondo in Emnuit Kollman, Origen Crow, Una
1905, pm chasing a farm near here, English, Re'ert Kollman and Misses
and had made tins vicinity In: home Roseina Tnvlor and F’anye Carle
T|n 1931 and then attended R°m. 8 1G-17, “The Spint itself
i’aivr* ■ an<^ College and'beareth witness with our ^pir „ .......
■‘>i rsity of Texas. For the we are the children of God; and if j since. He was a law-abiding and pub- I
ih; y*? he has been employed | children, then heirs; heirs of God,, jjc spirited citizen ana took a lively
intial Power nnri i.icrgi 'and joint heirs with Christ: if so be interest in his country's welfare, aim t
that we suffer with him, that we may js sincerely mourned by -id who knew
be also glorified together.” him
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Note the above ^ays tnat wc are
JOINT 1IE1RS with Christ, PROVID-
ED that we SUFFER with Him.
What does this mean? First, it means
the self-denials and cross-bearing
that Jesus said everyone must suf-
fer that would be His disciple. Sec-
ondly, it means the fun-making, ridi-
cule and persecution that the Scrip-
tures tell us that come to everyone
that shall live Godly in this world.
Thirdly, it means that crucifixion of
the inordinate afflictions for world-
ly honor, fame, and praise. F’or
earthly treasures, pleasure and fools,
fun; the crucifixion of inordinate
love for our nearest and dearest lov-
ed ones of earth and to die to the
vain pride, pomp and glory of the
flesh and this vain world. We must
suffer and die to all these things ii
we would be ‘Joint heir with Christ .
This thing of being a real Christian
is the biggest, thing on earth. It cost
the most, it is worth more than any
thing else in this life, to say nothing
of the eternal bliss in the world to
come. If we turn from salvation and
our Savior to seek this world’s pos-
sessions and its pleasures, it is very
uncertain whether we get much of
this world’s good*, though we work
............ * J—. — - -
ANNUAL MEETING OF MEDINA
COUNTY AID SOCIETY.
THE GENUINE
BICKM0RE
GALL SALVE
Trale mark o* every box
tueHeRt for wounds
The regular annual meeting of
the Medina County Aid -ociety will
bo held at the Courtho. e in Hondo
on Saturday, January It:, 1937, at 2
o’clock P. M., for reports, election
of officers ami otuer m. u.c.v, te> may
come before it. All members please
attend.
H. V. HAAS,: SR., aec’y.
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Imjtw (i worked. Aiao for cracked teau tu cows, ate., ale.
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and Glasses Fitted.
Office is equipped with the
latest scientific instruments [
for eye examination. <
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