The Aransas Pass Progress (Aransas Pass, Tex.), Vol. [31], No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1940 Page: 4 of 8
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IfAYLOR F0|h
MOVES
Although hi.
1 LOVE bird fairly
active in county
Mr*. W. A Dreier. Mrs C. W.
Mom and Mr* C. C Segrest are
attending the West Texas Con-
Swnoeri! the Methodut Wo-
man’s Society in Yoakum this
wiU^gi^ar'n a. m., to con-
tinue throughout the afternoon.
m^JSiwy'of ^e Coi^^h™11 foUowing licenses were
me ^
Church society. • L H Long and Pauline Le-
ELECTION SATURDAY Baron.
Election of three trustees of J. H. Masterson and
the Ingleside schools will be Halsey. .
held Saturday. April 6th in the | Jose Montoya and Carolina
high achooi building. Candi- nons
date* are B. F. Alford. E. A. By- . Rodriguez and Carnrun
num, B. L. Ward, aU for re- _
election. Other candidates are Guerrero.
L» D. Cooper. George Clark and
V. E. Stonecipher.
LOCALS
Coach J. W. Bright we 11 and
Miss Dorothy Brightwell were
called tc Needville last Thurs-
day on account of the death of
their father.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Yolland
and Carol. Jan made a trip to
San Antonio over the week end.
Mrs. H. N. McGrew spent the
week end in San Antonio, guest
of Miss Mamie Hestand. a mem-
ber of the San Antonio school
faculty and formerly of Ingle-
side.
Miss Jane Tullock visited rela-
tives in Yancy over the week
end.
Miss Fay Hurt and Mrs. J. G.
Richards Sr., spent the week end
in Seguin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Segrest and
sons spent Sunday in Gonzales.
Miss Olive Bowden of San
Angelo spent last week with re-
latives in Ingleside.
the hurling for the Oilers, allow-
ing five hit*; with Reed. King
and Deer twirling for Corpus.
The btda hammering Oilers
clouted If hits, good for 13
runs off file three. Clayton with
three hits out «f four trips to
the plate led the Oilers. Sim-
mons, Frazier and Hause each
had two hits.
Sunday the Oiler* play Ran-
dolph Field at Randolph. April
14, San Antonio’s Frenchy’t
Black Cats come to Ingleside for
a game at 3 p. m.
The Humble Oilers have the
strongest team assembled in sev-
eral years and will play the best
competition available.
"Stewardship in Regard to Fos-
iM-ssion*.” Mrs. E. W. Caton read
a poem ’The Second Mile." fol-
lowed with a prayer.
Refreshments were served to
Meedamee Lea Hay, L. M. Hath
away. Caton, Joe Collins, Mcln-
tire and Zelma Shrider.
Mrs. R. L. Hovey was hostess
to Circle No. 2 with Mrs. W. F
Hamill leader of the study. The
meeting opened with a song
"Blessed Assurance" and Mrs.
8. S. Davis gave the prayer.
Members attending were Mrs.
D. W. Matthew. Mrs. George
Whitney. Mrs. J. E. Jones. Mrs.
8. S. Davis, Mrs. B. H. Shoop
man. Mrs. B. C. Attaway, Mrs.
Hammil, Mrs. H. Wilems, Mrs.
B. F. Alford and Mrs. W. B.
Olive.
NEW AND USED FFRNT
Local Transfer and Hi
Phone 233 Arai
Notice to Lot Owne
Real Estate Men
Contractors and Builder
553 BOOKS ARE-
NOW IN LIBRARY *
One hundred and six new
books have recently beep added
to the Ingleside Community Li-
brary, mostly fiction, according
to announcement made by Miss
Mary Edith Longino.
This addition makes a total of
652 books now in the library of
which Ingleside is proud, as the
library is only two years old.
C. N. Sawyer of Aransas Pam
was notified Friday of the death
of his brother, James Edwin
Sawyer. 32, of New York City.
Other surviving members of
the immediate family are Mrs.
Bnily Sawyer, his mother; four
brothers, C. H. W. L., and R A.
Ngwyer, of Houston; four sist-
ers, Mrs. E. H HaB of Palestine.
Mrs. Gerald Standley, Mrs. John
Bj Weber, and Miss Birdie Mae
Mwyer of Houston.
Loans are available for sm all homes of light sta
construction, $1500.00 minimum, $2500.00 maximum,
mum time to repay is 12 years. Over a 12 year period
cent per month will repay prin cipal and interest. For {
pie: the monthly payment on an $1800.00 house will b
than $18.00 per month.'
The home owner will need to own a lot or furnish ca
the amount of 15 per cent of th e entire contract. For exa
A lot valued at $175.00 will buil d a $1500.00 house, on whi<
monthly payments will be less than $15.00 per month. 1
There is no restrictions as to which lumber yard fum
the material, nor what contrac tor builds it.
Finance service, and estim ates are furnished free to
home builder.
All persons interested in building a new home are ini
to contact us direct or through the contractor or lumber
of their choice. i~Iv
PTA TO MEET
The Ingleside Psrenl-Teachers
Association will hold their mon-
thly meeting Thursday after-
noon, April 11, at 2:30 o’clock in
the grammar school auditorium.
The theme will be “Motion Pic-
tures and Visual Education, Ra-
dio." The seventh grade pupils
will present a play.
Officers for the coming year
will be elected at this meeting.
Opening night for the Aransas
Pass softball league will be Mon-
day, April 15th, the arrangement
committee announced today.
Schedules for the six team
city league will be forthcoming
in next week’s issue of The Pro-
gress, accompanied by the pro-
gram that will accompany op-
ening proceedings.
All sponsors, managers, and
league officials of the league
are requested to meet in The
Progress office Monday night,
April 8, at 7:30 to discuss pre-
parations for the opening of the
season.
Kxarocosri
MIlK.SOffUMfcMT
YOUR GRAIN
WITH PURINA!J
CATHOLIC ALTAR
SOCIETY MEET
The regular monthly meeting
cf the Catholic Altar Society
inet at the home of Mrs. Walter
Parsons in Ingleside Monday
afternoon. The meeting opened
with a prayer by Rev. Father
Herbert McGloin, followed by
the regular business of the meet-
ing. Father McGloin dosed the
meeting ond refreshments were
served.
Announcement was made of
the Catholic Study club to be
held at the home of Mrs. W.
Kieberger in Aransas Pass April
Not by birth does one become
an outcast N?t by birth does
one become .a noble. Through
deeds it is that one becomes an
outcast. TTirough deeds it is i
that one. becomes a noble.— ,
Sutta.
[ TICTHEN ORAIN is balanced
■ I with a good supple-
ment like Purina 24%
Dairy Chow and fed ac-
cording to the Purina Plan,
fded cows make a lot mare
milk out of it In fact, good
farmers get so much more
’ milk It keeps their cost of
N Bnduction way down. Drop
in. Balance your own grain
for low cost production.
I lee’s Fed Store
Phone 211
Aransas Pass *
After all business had been at- j Members’ present were Mes
tended to Mrs. B. A. Mooney dames R. AngeilogJfW- D.
was complimented with a show- | Barr, W. Kieberger, eTu. Mer-
er. Mrs. O. V, Hall and Mrs. R. i cottle. C. Hi. Peltier, Hugh Lee,
L Sparkman ted*in games. 1 and Miss Edith Mbrcer, all <jf
Mrs. Boyd wss assisted in Aransas Pass. As guest MriL
serving by Mesdames H. C.! Yonkers of Ranger and Mrs. It.
Thaxton, G. R. Clark, and H. L. ; Koenig, Mrs. C. W. Hiii,< Mrs B.
Itschner. Ice cream and cake' l. Ward, Mr*. A. C. tasheer,
were served to the following:' Mrs. Fritz Hahn, MrsTt. A. By-
Mesdames T. E. Morgn, J. C. num, Mis. Wi P.‘ wmpbell and
Dahlman, Phil Cook, R- L. -----
Sparkman, L. D. Cooper, H. W.
Morey. Ben Clift, Hower Ben-
night, L. M. Huff. O. V. Hall, H.
E. Fischer, B. A. Mooney and
John Cunningham.
The W. M. U. will meet with
Mrs. H. L. Itschner April 8th
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Mrs. Dade L. Regan and Mrs.
T. J. Wilkinson of Refugio were
guests Monday in the come of
Mr. and Mrs. 11 L. War* Miss
Annie Laurie Ward nc'ompnn
led them home after a weeks
stay in Refugio.
t Securities of U. S., any State or Political
& jmibdivision Thereof --------------------------------
Customers' Bonds Held for Safekeeping __________
lj JhlTttiturc and Fixtures _________________t-......—
( “Beal Estate Owned. Other Than Banking House
Cash and Due From Approved Reserve Agents „
358.265.30 I
14.376.00
3.618.34
10,000.00
274.342.61 \
$874,598.86 >
$874,598.86 j
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
$50,000.00
dial Stock------
>me Debentures Sold------
Total Capital Structure
plus Fund —___—
livided Profits, Net-
10,000.00
4 60,000.00
10,000.00
1.295AO
560.00
Unpaid
lvidua! Deposits Subject to Check, Including
Time Deposit? Due in 30 DljX—----
ie Certificates of Deposit —....................
bier’s Checks Outstanding-----
tamers’ Bonds Deposited far Safekeeping—
741,848.06
43,194A0
324.34
14,376.60
3,660.46
A well qualified and experienced PERSONNEL
TOTAL
Together with the utmost in EOt I
•E FOR US TO CAR RY OUR wpumn ^
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«EAS(«tARVOU AS YOU* telephone
GRAND TOTAL —
Texas—County of San Patricio.
& R. Smith, as President and i
k, —eh at ua, do solemnly swss
DAVID T. Pm
RPU&CHRISTI
SINTON
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The Aransas Pass Progress (Aransas Pass, Tex.), Vol. [31], No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1940, newspaper, April 4, 1940; Aransas Pass, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth802789/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Ed & Hazel Richmond Public Library.