The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 25, 1942 Page: 4 of 4
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KENDALIA NEWS
Mrs. Hilmar Bechtold spent
Tuesday in New Braunfels.
Mrs. Annie Kneupper spent
Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Kneupper.
Harry Piper and Johnny
Kneupper transacted business
in Blanco Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gerfers and!mother
grandchildren spent Tuesday patient
and Wednesday in New Braun-
fels. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Benno Vogel.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gourley
transacted business in Blanco
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Gour-
ley and children were Friday
visitors in the J. I. Kneupper
home. *
Paul Schmidt, Albert Schmidt
and Johnnie Kneupper spent
Thursday in the John Kneupper
home.
We are sorry to report that
Herman Kneupper was taken to
the New Braunfels Hospital
due to serious illness Friday.
We wish Mr. Kneupper a speedy
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Heidnch
were Saturday evening guests
in the Warren Smith home at
Blanco.
Sunday guests in the Paul
Kneupper home were: Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Zoeller and Alice of
Van Raub and Mr. and Mrs. Lee
D’Spain Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kneupper
were Sunday guests in the J. I.
Kneupper home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Needham
and son and Miss . Calhoun of
Irian are spending an indefinite
time at the Needham ranch.
Wilburn Gourley and _ Pode
Gourley were business visitors
in Blanco Saturday.
Mrs. Eddie Needham and Miss
Calhoun of Irian spent Friday
visiting Mrs. Johnnie Kneupper.
A large crowd from Kendalia
attended Fischer’s Store month-
ly dance, June 20th.
“ Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Needham
and son and Miss Calhoun of
Irian spent Saturday in Fisch-
er’s Store visiting relatives.
P. F. C. James S. Teague of
Fort Sam Houston was _ a Fri-
day evening visitor in the
Johnnie Kneupper home.
Miss Jewel Kneupper ^ spent
Monday and Tuesday in the
Wilburn Gourley home.
LUTHERAN CHURCH for by the Kerrville Junior
Rev. H. W. Dannhaus, pastor Chamber of Commerce, spon-
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. sor of the program.
Divine service at 11:00 a. m. j Added features at both shows
Choir Wednesday night. !will be the McLaughlin Bros.
When someone in the family Don, 11, and Gene, 12, world's
has been sick a long time, and;champion juvenile rodeo stars,
we are all anxious to have him and Johnny Reagan, Australian'
get well, it is good to hear
say, “Today our little
wanted something to
eat. That is a good sign. Now
we may hope that he will soon
be well again.”
It is natural for a child that
is well to be hungry. That is; Sam
why parents worry When their
'children do not eat as they
should. If a boy or girl is not
hungry at mealtime, there is
apt to be something wrong. Loss
of appetite is the red flag which
nature hangs out to tell us there
is danger ahead.
- If we should eat heartily for
the sake of our bodily health,
whipcracker, who has just com7
pleted a tour with Gene Aut-
rey’s show.
On the afternoon of July 4
there will be a free horse show*
and mammoth street parade,
with Army units from Fort
Houston participating.
The two-day program will close
Saturday night with the Queens
Coronation Ball. Jimmy Klein’s
orchestra will furnish music.
Neighboring towns will send
duchesses to the coronation,
ceremony.
GARDEN CHATTER
Late-flowering cosmos may
a
how important it is that our still be planted. They offer
souls, which shall live forever, splendid show color and produce
are fed with the right food. an abundance of foliage and
Happy they are, says Jesus, blossoms in a short time. Give
who hunger and thirst after cosmos plenty of space and
righteousness. It is a bad sign don’t plant too closely.
when we have little desire for
God and for companionship
with Him in prayer and in His
Word. It is a sign of life that
brings joy to our Father ii>
Heaven when we are hungry foi?
peace and forgiveness and
power to overcome sin. How?
glad He is to give us these
blessings.
Last Sunday the church was-
filled. Come again next Sunday.
Every Sunday is a day of wor*
ship and God will bless you and
bestow His grace and forgive-
ness upon you.
BIG RODEO AT KERRVILLE
ON JULY 3rd. AND 4th.
All roads will lead to Kerr-
ville on July 3 and 4 when the
eighth annual Hill Country
Championship Rodeo will be
staged in the spacious new
Antler Stadium, with a seating
capacity of 10,000.
The two big night shows, to
be staged under the lights, will
present the leading rodeo per-
formers of the Southwest, com-
peting for $800 in prize money.
The wildest broncs and steers
obtainable have been contracted
Victory gardeners should plan
this year to improve their soil
for next year by adding humus.
Humus is important because
it adds greatly to the water-
holding capacity of sandy soils
and makes clay soils more work
able. About the average home
there is sufficient plant mate^
ial, such as leaves and grass
clippings, to make a compost
pile which would supply all the
humus that can be used advan-
tageously about the home.
Place the compost pile in a
secluded corner. Shrubs may
shield it from view. The plant
material to be decomposed
should be put down in layers,
with thin layers of soil between.
A few handfuls of lime and com-
plete plant food should be
sprinkled in the plant material
as it is put on the piles. A small
quantity of decayed materil or
manure scattered through the
pile will hasten decay. The com-
post pile should not be allowed
to dry out.
FOR RENT
Room, with or without board
-Apply to Star Office.
BUY
DEFENSE
BONDS
AND
STAMPS
AND
HELP
PRESERVE
THE
AMERICAN
WAY
OF
LIVING
The Story of
ELECTRICITY
I
Rates have been
continually lowered
throughout the 1
years.
n
Service has expand-
ed and. improved., |
and benefits have d
greatjy increased.
* TUT
Household work has
largely been eliminat-
ed: and American
Labor sweats less
and earns more than
■ any other.
- South Texas Department
SPIBPUBLIO* SERVlCt!»™Y
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday June 28th will be ou£.^
regular services at Boerne.-
Church School at 9:45 a. m. We
should have 100 in attendance.
Everyone has friends and
guests and we urge you not to
stay at home, but bring them
along.
At the 11:00 a. m. Morning
Worship Services Bro. Thomas
will preach and then the Sacra-
ment of Holy Communion will
be observed. All members are
urged to attend as we only haye -
communion once a quarter.
Evening Services are held at
8:45 P. M. regularly, with the
Pastor speaking.
Our Intermediate Youth Fel-
lowship has changed its meet-
ing time from Wednesday after
noon to 8:00 P. M. on the sec-
ond and fourth Sundays.
Out Cottage Prayer Meetings
are continually increasing in
interest and attendance. We are
studying Evaneglism.
The Revival Meeting at Ken-
dalia will begin July 5th at 9:00
P. M. and continue each even-
ing through the 11th.
Keep your appointment with
God on Sunday.
H. Ellis Thomas, Pastor
BAPTIST SERVICES
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching Services 10:45 a.
m.
Preaching Services 10:45 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. 1st and 3rd.
Sundays.
Training Union 6:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m.
Monday after 1st. and 3rd.
Sundays.
W. M. S. 2:30 p. m. Monday
after 3rd. Sunday of each
Month.
Brotherhood Tuesday after
each 3rd. Sunday, 7:30 p. m.
Welcome to all.
Pastor F. E. Kirchner.
Pastor.
Slap
dying!
the Japs — Keep ’em
NOTICE
Please don’t bring any more
waste paper to us until further
notice. The warehouse is full
BOERNE BUSINESS MEN’S
BIBLE CLASS
The Boerne Business Men’s
Bible Class has been having
new faces each Sunday and
many attending regularly, but
there are a few of our members
we would like to see once again.
Our guest speaker last Sunday
was thoroughly enjoyed by ail
of us. Come this Sunday and
and there is no way to trans-ihave coffee with us at the Elite
port it at this time. Save it and|Ca^e a^ 9:30 a. m. and then lis-
•4. 4.M „T-u;„-u ten to our Lecturerat the Cas-
wait until the next call which cjade Theatre at 9 ;45 a The
Rev. H. Ellis Thomas will be
our speaker Sunday.
Mina Adams,
Sec’y. Pro-Tern.
will be as soon as the ware-
house can be emptied.
Boerne Boy Scouts
H. O. Adler, Scoutmaster
LOUIS ZOELLER
Welfare, Texas
Veterinary Surgeon
Phone 900 F 12, Comfort, Ex.
FULL GOSPEL
Every night at
Hall.
Fred H. Price,
SERVICES
the Voges
Evangelist
NEW CANNING
REGULATIONS
In conformity with instruc-
tions received from the State
Office, the Local Rationing
Board has established a ceiling,
for the amount of sugar which
can be issued for canning and
jelly making.
Heretofore, sugar for these
purposes has been issued on the
basis of the amount of fruit on
hand; but due to the inconsist-
ency with which othei County
Board have interpreted the reg-
ulations, the State Office has
found it necessary to coordinate
all counties, so as to iron out
the differences.
Hereafter, and until further
orders are promulgated by the
Office of Price Administration,
each person may be issued a
certificate for canning m the
amount of 10 lbs. In addition
this, each person may receive 1*
lb for jelly making. This ceiling
covers the present canning sea-
son, and extends into the begin-
ning of the new year. This
makes it allowable to issue 11
lbs o fsugar for conserving
fruit, to each person, WHO HAb
FRUIT ON HAND or ON,
ORDER. n ,
Those people who have re-
ceived a greater amount, under
the former rulings, will not be
eligible to receive any morq
sugar for this purpose, this
year—but those to whom a
smaller amount has been issued
may still receive the difference*
There is no set date for reg-*
istration—each person
make application, when he has
the fruit. It is not expected that
people who have no fruit to
conserve, will ask for sugar 103;
this purpose, as the Law makes
it an offense against the U. S.
Criminal Code, to falsify state-
ments to the Office of Price
Administration.
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SOAP
Just as we go to press we
learn of the death of Mrs Caro-
lina Lex. Services will be at 3,
p m Sunday June 28 at Ebens-
berger Funeral and interment
at Bulverde.
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Riverside Grocery
Handy Andy
Zoeller’s Grocery
Northside Grocery
City Market & Grocery
Fabra Market & Groc’y
H. O. Adler
W. D. Wood
'SILVER DUST
and Cannon
Face Cloth
DR. L. J. GRE60RY
DENTIST
PHONE 92
Office in
Ebensberger Bldg.
ANNOUNCEMENT
COLUMN
—
The Star is authorized to an-:
nounce the names of the follow-]
ing persons for office in Kendall
County:
-
For Sheriff, Assessor and Col-/
ector of Taxes:
CHAS. GASS
V. S. NORRIS
an-
For County Judge and
Officio School Supt:
E. A. DREISS
The Star is authorized to
nounce the following candidates
for office subject to the action
of the Democratic Primaries:
For Congress, 21st. District:
O. C. FISHER
(Of San Angelo, Texas)
CHAS. L. SOUTH
(of Coleman, Texas)
For Governor:
COKE STEVENSON
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Davis, Jack R. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 25, 1942, newspaper, June 25, 1942; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth856320/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.