San Patricio County News (Sinton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 6, 1923 Page: 4 of 4
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JACKS
TIRE CHAINS j
SPOT LIGHTS
STOP LIGHTS
DASH LPGHT8
SUN VISORS
TIRE COVERS
RADIATOR CAP8
MOTOMETERS
KOOL KUSH IONS
SPEEDOMETERS
DRUM HEADLAMPS
SPARE TIRE LOCKS
MUFFLER CUT OUTS
ELECTRIC HORNS
CHURCH' OF CHRIST
PARAGRAPHS.
Sunday was a great day with six
services, including baptismal services
at 6 p. m. Visitors from San Marcos,
Beeville, St. Paul. Taft, Aransas Pass,
Corpus Christi and Ft. Worth.
HEW COURT REPORTER FOR
36TH DISTRICT.
It is reported by those who are sup-
I The Wednesday nightT Bible study!
has ha4 a great increase in interest
I and attendance.
j Mr. Holbrook has studied hard and
has delivered unusual and greatly posed to know, that Arthur Star, offo-
helpful lectures from the Bible. Few cial court report® for the 36th judi-
churches in the whole country can cial district has resigned hi^ postion
boast of having such teachers as he, to accept a similar position with the
Sunday was the first anniversary of and no church can beat it. court 6f the 28th district,
the present minister’s service with The minister has not shunned to de- ' Harvey Harrell of the legal frater-
nity at Beeville will fill the place left
vacant by Mr. Starr’s resignation, and
STEERING WHEL HORN BUTTONS
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Before you buy anything in the Accessory Line, +£
call in and get our prices. V
DODSONS GARAGE f
SINTON TEXAS i
BAPTI8T NEW8.
THE MERRILLS IN MINNESOTA.
, “Push when the
the load's heavy.
1st
disc
mud's deep and
The man that counts
the man who works in the face of
couragement, not the one who
works only when things are easy,”
Said H. M. Jackson, superintendent of
Baptist Sunday-school, in his
to the school Sunday morning,
teachers and pupils to he faith-
ful and loyal, in spite of the ukual hot
falling off Sunday-school at-
Mr. Jackson expressed his
that nearly every teach-
er was in place, and urged that spec-
ial opening programs be used to in-
crease* the interest in the Sunday-
school work.
Mrs. Robert Parker was able to be
'hack with her class again Sunday, af-
ter an absence of several weeks on ac-
count of Illness In her family. The
school missed her, and was glad to
have her return.
The Fidells-Bereans were glad to
have Frahk Huey, of Gatesville. joirf
the class Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Caldwell enrolled In the
T. E. L. Class Sunday morning after
an absence of some months, and was
welcomed by teacher and pupils.
FOR SALE—FIVE SHARES COR-
STOCK PLANTERS , A
Our last letter we wrote in the
Qfarks, while there we visited our
father’s old homestead, on the White
river near Forsyth. We left there in
1875, I did not find many of the old
neighbors, however I enjoyed going
over the grounds of my boyhood days.
the church. At the morning hour we clare the whole “Council of Gold” and
reviewed the year’s work in a brief every sermon is bathed in the Holy
way. The co-operation has been per- Scriptures. * •
i feet and the people have ‘had a mtna Evangelist Nelson of Dallas begins
: to work.” a revival with us Oct. 5th.
i The church has experienced a phe- New school teachers, welcome to all
I nominal growth with sevepty-seven services. Glad to have you in our
■ added during the year. The young city.
people have had their first notice by Ben West, Minister.
the church. Their meetings in the--—-
Ward school building have developed YOUNG PEOPLE’S MISSIONARY SO-
excellent talent and a fine leadership. CIETY WILL PLACE WINDOW
Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Green, and Mr. O. E IN CHURCH.
Smith and Mrs. West have greatly as- __
sisted the young people. J The members of The Young Peo-
The children’s’ class has been the Pie’s Missionary Society of the Metho-
sensation of the year. From all quar- dist church will place a window in
ters come praise for this unique work the new church with funds which they
with the children. The minister has have made entirely by their own ef-
given his undivided attention to the forts, with the assistance and encour-
children together with Mrs. Moody agement of their leader, Mrs. Claude
and Emmett Whitfield. Reynolds. At their “Sock Social”
The Ladies Bible Class on Friday
last week they made $3.19, and at
afternoon h'ad its beginning the past j their sale on Saturday, they made $13.-
year, also. ! 72, making up a sum total with their
All the ladies have taken, turns at]
teaching this interesting class. “These j
:
We started on our journey north by
way of Kansas City, and stopped in
Omaha, Neb,, a day. Arrived in Min-
nesota (the state of 10,000 lakes) Ju-
ly 26th. We have relatives scattered
over the state, and Iowa, therefore we
have seen a great many interesting
things. The Twin Cities with 900,000
population and its beautiful parks and
other attractions. Some of them are
very deep and have clear water, their
shores are covered with natural tim-j
ber, making It easy to have natural
parks and resorts that attract the
tourists seeking cool places to spend
the summer.
The weather there compared favor-
ably with December at Sinton, we
wore our winter clothing and used
plenty of cover at night.
Crop conditions were good between
here and Kansas City, but between
there rain was needed almost to
Springfield Mo., where crops were
fine. '
\HANTS MILLi NEW BRAUN- We will start back the 27th and will
j. p, WHEELER, atop in Neb., Kansas, Okla., northern
W. BUM MITT, BAN ANTONIO, Texas and San Antonio arrriving
j home about Oct. 1.
30-ttf r The Merrills.
are more noble than those of Thessa-
lonica .they search the Scriptures dai-
ly to see if. these things are so” Acts
17.
own earnings sufficient to pay for a
window in the church.. These young
people deserve credit for their ef-
forts; and their example, if followed
by their elders, will hefp greatly to-
ward remaining payments on the new
church fund.
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Tender Meat
GOOD TO EAT AND EASY
0 BUY -
Everything usual kept
in a high grade market
is sold here at close
prices. We hope to
serve you .
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Sinton Meat Market
..Sinton, Texas
NOTICE!
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226 acres on highway, all in cultiva-
tion, good water, good frame house,
j Small payment down, balance ten
} years. Privilege of 33 year loan.
160 acres, all cultivated, large barn,
good house, good water, $4,000 cash,
balance 10 years at 7 per cent.
320 acres highly improved, 190 acres
cultivated, 75 grubbed, ready to break.
$65.00 per acre. Best buy in San Pat-
ricio county.
BALDWIN LAND CO.
Sinton, Texas.
* SOMETRfWff WORWi
ING.
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will take up the work at the begin-
ning of the next term of court.
Mr. Starr has been in Sinton a large
part of his time, in his capacity as
court reporter, and "has made many
friends here among the legal lights
to whom he is known familiarly as
“the bright and morning Star.”
CALL FOR BIDS.
For Depository of Sodville Independent
School Funds.
Notice is hereby given that up to 1
o’clock p. m. Sept. 22, 1923, the Sod-
ville Independent ‘ School Board of
Trustees will receive bids for treas-
urer of the funds of Sodville Independ-
ent School District No. 2 of Sodville
Texas. Said bids to be for a term of
one year from Sept. 1, 1923, and cal-
culated on average ' daily balances of
all school funds.' The individual
or banking institutions offering high-
est rate of interest will be chosen de-
pository provided satisfactory bond is
made by such individual of banking
institution, said bond to be double the
amount of school funds to be received
during the year. The Board of Trus-
tees reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Bids are to be sealed' and mailed or
filed, with E. H. Jackson, Secretary,
Sinton, Texas, Route 1, not later than
1 o’clock, September 22, 1923.
W.* A. Dunn, Pres.
E. H. Jackson, Sec’y.
Sodville Independent School Dis-
trict No. 2, Sodville, Texas.
—Adv. 31-3
A few years ago landjin the
ville territory sold for $ ti‘ $50
acre acccording to qualify i*nd- lqca? f,
tion, today under high i fate of cult^\^|j
vation the same land sel k r< adily fc
$150 and even more per Here T
Some will say, “If weyhaU*
portunity we too woul^-l be glad t£. ..:f
consider making an invj jstipent that {
had the same possibilite^.” .
Now we have just sudh a propos%
tion,-640 acres of raw laniL every acr#
of high class, black hogValJow land,
in a territory that is bfeix g ; eveloped^ ''
where gbod water can h« j obtained at
a reasonable depth. ' y
excejfc
tymj .rove this
land and get a $40 per !*c; s 33 yea*
loan, the present owner’,to ‘ takp sec-
ond Lien. jf
Come see us at once, )jt don’\ takfjy
a fortune to handle this jjMfch $
BALDWIN LAND COMPANY. ; ‘
Sinton, Texajl ’
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Priced at $30 per ac|e, ;-m
tional terms. You canljmjjrove
LOT FOR SALE.
Corner lot on Sinton Street, near
school, being lot No. 8 in Block N. 6,
of Sunshine addition to Sinton. No j
better lots in town. Dr. Stanley
Whiteacre, 606 Maverick Building,,
San Antonio, Texas,
—Adv. 30-2
CARPENTER'S SHED ADDED AT
CAMERON LUMBER COMPANY.
On account of increasing fall busi-
ness, Cameron Lumber Company is ad-
ding a carpener’s shed to its equip-
ment, which will be used to take care
of the making of doors, windows,
screens, etc.
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I. O. O. F. ORGANIZER HERE.
Otto Kidd of EliasviUj
ganizer for the I. O. O.
the state of Texas, was iU
day and Wednesday, on
nected with his work,
tended the local I. O. O. Y!!
Vall6y where he has beei ji t srork. H<i
was accompanied by J. fc Watkttt '
and Oscar Stone of Woo jl boro. \ 4 '\j§
Mr. Kidd goes from to
boro, where he will
I. O. O. F. organization iVf 60
hers at Woodsboro on Till |! sday
Sinton and Corpus Christi lodges
assist in the organizatioij ;
ing the degrees. A baaqujj ) will
the proceedings of the ii ghL
Odd Fellows are
time, and a fine crowd.
j. L. Slatton of HUlsfcj ro,
Master of the L O. O. F. \ iU speak.
expect! «g a $
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CARS REGISTERED IN MAN PAtRl*
cio county; :
According to figures ob ained
Tax Collector Stalcup, 204 j cars
been registered in this chanty up
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The News—1 Year—$1.50. Invest
Get the kind of supplies your teach-
er wants at Vermillion’s.—Adv.’ 31-1
“Andy Gump” was defeated for con-
gress and to square himself with
“Min” he’s going to buy her airing at
Nelson’s Watch House.—Adv. 31-1
date.
The right kind of school
Vermillion’s.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs J L. Hollhh
ing in a few days for i.)
where they will make thel |
ny friends regret the - d i
these good people, and tl
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Jst It is based upon a thorough investigation of the* title by
killed title iTw^r’i»
2nd. It takes the place of an abstract and attorney’s opinion.
3rd. It facilitates land deals.
4th. It is nM expensive.
iPpss no annual premiums—the first is the last.
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6th. It guarantees forever Abstracts guarantee notbing. ;.,;j
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7th. It guarantees against errors and defects. 1
8th. It protects against law suits and adverse claims, and pay)
all cost of suit and procuring additional instruments. . . \
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9th. It is the only safe way to protect your title to your property
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H. B. BALDWIN, President
Come in and let us explam a Guaranteed Title to you.
Guaranty Title Company
SAN PATRICIO COUNTY TEACH-
ERS«HArD AT WORK
AT INSTITUTE.
Corpus Christi, Sept. 5.—The teach-
ers of San Patricio County got togeth-
er Monday morning and enrolled and
paid their fees to the generis! insti-
Doughty of Sodville.
Director of Athletics,—E. C. Curry
of Sinton.
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Director of Music Memory con-
tests,—Miss Duggan of Taft.
After the election of officers, a
round table discussion led by Mr. Kor-
_____________________ ________ ...... --gee was of much interest to'-all teach-
tute after which they spent a pleasant ers. The main theme in the discos,
half hour getting acquainted and dis- sion being the place of athletics in
onssing school subjects of Interest to high school curriculum. San Pa-
ill. Monday afternoon a county organ-, tricio county Is going to be one hun-
Isation was perfected with Mr. Hayes j dre<j per cent in attendance during
Of Taft Chairman and Mr. Montgom- institute, one hundred per cent in the
ery of Sodville Secretary-treasurer.
George Wollom of Danbury is a Sin- Taft are visiting her parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. P H. Gay this week.
ton visitor. '
Jeff Murray of Runge was a Sin- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mathis of Port-
ton business visitor Tuesday. j land were here Tuesday, visiting and
Rev. B. F Bickley and Roy D Cliff shopping.
of Corpus Christi were Sinton bust-
ness visitors Monday.
Drugs,-Jewelry, Stationery and Cold lie Adkins.
Drinks, all the best, at Sinton Phar-
macy,—Adv. 31-11
Mrs. Addie Baker of Kenedy is the
guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. 01-
Tueaday at the Superintendent's per-
iod the teachers discussed the work of
the Interscholastic League, and then
Tuesday afternoon the executive com-
mittee of the league was elected, con-
sisting of the following officers:
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Drector General—John Hayes of
Taft
Director of Declamation,—W H
Korges of Aransas Pass.
Director of Debate—H. T. Faulk of
Interscholastic League, one hundred
per cent in enrollment State Teach-
ers’ Association; in fact San Pat “is
the stuff.”—Contributed.
School supplies, school supplies and
more school supplies at Vermillion’s.
-Adv. y- 31-1
Furniture, kitchen utensils and num-
erous other articles in good condition
Dr. J. W. Vermillion is able to be
out after a severe illness of two
Mrs. Robert Myers and son, Bobby months or more.
returned Monday from San Angelo, , „ „ TI * . , . .
. .. , * Mrs. R. H. Anderson and daughter,
where they visited Mrs. Myer’s moth-: - ’
er with Mrs. D. Lard and daughter, of
i Taft were Sinton shoppers Monday.
If you are in need of any thing in
the household line, come to the pub-! °r
lie auction of the J. T. Holliday goods,
atr his home, Friday, September 7, at
1 P. M. Tell your friends.
—Adv. -y * 3i-i Foy Sharp, Marcellus Kunitz and
,, c , Fred Green made a fishing trip to
Mrs. George Shilling of Robstown: . „ ‘ j , v
0 , ,, , Aransas River Monday, remaining till
spent Saturday, Sunday and Mondav . .
Wednesday.
Sale—English foxhound pup-
pies (Walker strain) subject to regis-
tration, prices right. J. D. Glasson,
Jr. Taft, Texas.—Adv. 31-tf
with her parents, Mr and Mrs. D, A.
will be sold at auction at the Holflday \ McKinney, returning to Robstown1 Miss Mattie Bailey of Roqkport was
home in Sinton. Fridav, September Monday, accompanied by Miss Lillian here the" first of the week in the inter-
7 at 1:00 ©clock. Be there. j McKinney and guest, Mrs. George est of an. expression class for the en-
Director of Essay Writing,—Miss —Adv. - 31-1 Hammond. suing sch6bl year.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
U. S. SOUTHERN DI8TRICT OF
TEXAS, AT CORPUS OHRISTI.
No. 101 In Bankruptcy.
George K. Zinsz, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of the above named
bankrupt and other interested parties:
You are hereby notified that on Aug-
ust 30, 1923, the trustee of the above
named bankrupt filed with me his ap-
plication for an order of sale to sell
the real and personal property of the
bankrupt; and the hearing will be had
before me in my office in the Gughen-
heim-Cohn Building in Corpus Christi,
Texas, on September 13, 1923 at 9
A. M. and you may then and there be
heard with regard to whether such ap-
plication for an order to sell should be
granted and the real and personal
property belonging to the bankrupt be
sold as per the application of the trus-
tee.
Issued thiB the 1st day of Septem-
ber, 1923.
J. e. Scott, Referee in Bankruptcy.
—Adv. 31-1
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