The Kingsville Record (Kingsville, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 23, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 23, 1929 Page: 12 of 12
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THE KINGSVILLE RECORD
January 23, 1929
Former Police Chief— Chandler Dry Goods-
(Continued from page 1)
county. He was one of the first com-
missioners to be elected when the
city was incorporated in lull. From
1913 to 1922 lie served as city marshal
and police chief. During recent years
he has spent much of his time in the
Valley, where he had farm holdings.
Surviving are five sons, W. E.
Nichols of Sam Fordyce; John and
James Nichols of Beeville; Ike Jr.
and Charles FI. Nichols of Kingsville;
a brother. George Nichols of San An-
tonio ,and John Gallagher, a half
brother, of Beeville.
Funeral
was
: from the Santa Ger-
trudis Cii
itholic
Churcb, where ser-
vices wen
a held
ut 3 o’clock, Reverend
Father IB
?nault
officiating.
Active
pall 1
rearers were E. W.
House, T. A. Simons, It. H. Muil, E. B.
Erard. P. A. Horan, V. J. Kivlin, E. L.
Clark and H. N. Miller.
A list of honorary pall bearers pre-
pared by the family, includes the
names of F. 1) .Yeary. M. O. Milllken,
W. T. Moseley, Ben F. Wilson, 0. H.
Reese, J. S. Scarborough Jr., II .A.
Murray, C. P. House, C. H. Flato, It.
G. Flato and F. S. Reese of Kings-
ville; R. 0. Spurgeon. J. J. Frost, L.
W. Watson and II. Woolston, all of
Mission; John Teague |and John
Burke of Beeville; W. IT, Lewis of
Oakville; Hon. W. F. Timon of Cor-
pus Christi; M. J. and C. L. Kivlin of
San Antonio; J. S. Scarborough of
Austin; James Goodwin of LaPara,
and Thomas and John Dolan of La
Para.
NOTICE
For the convenience of those who
wish to pay their school taxes, 1 will
be at the I). L. Edwards store from
9:00 a. m. to 6:00, Saturday, January
26, 1929; and Thursday, January 31,
1929, at the same hours. Checks may
be mailed to me at Kingsville, Texas.
Ernest. A Ford.
Tax Collector, Ricardo Independent
School District.
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all a mistake. We nave no idea of |
I quitting the drug business. We have j
. one of the nicest little drug stores in ,
this section, of the country and in this j
connection, we want to thank our ,
many good friends and customers |
.for the cooperation they have given!
! us In making this store what it Is to-1
day. We assure you that it was not;
us alone that made the Palace Drug |
Store what it is. but your good will,'
co-operation and faithful patronage, i
for which we are so much Indebted to !
you.
We find that one of the best things
in any business, to our mind, is the
friendship which underlies our rela-
tion« with each other.
Without friends, life would be
hardly worth living. So it is to our
friends we attribute our past success
in business. On our friends we de-
pend for our future success in busl- j
ness. Your friend,
IT. M. McCORMACK, I
Proprietor of the Cash Hardware
Store and Palace Drug Store.
Kingsville, Texas.
masterpiece on a celling, experiment-
ing with the colors which he used.
Although the painting was very beau-
tiful, It did not bold Its color satis-
factorily and was subjected to the
ravages of weather and sordid mis-
treatment. Efforts were made at the
restoration of the picture and it was
thus that the present-day reproduc-
tions differ to some extent from the j
original. Miss McNess also pointed)
out that the artist followed the first
principles of art structure in subject
matter, composition, and finish. As i
a conclusion to the program Miss
Ilcnriola Gregg read the scriptural
passages connected with the picture’s
story.
Miss Ellen Douglass May, president, j
accepted the gift on behalf of the |
class.
Other classes of the young people’s
department were guests at this pro-
gram.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Geo. F. Williams .Pastor
Sunday School at 9:45.
Public Worship at 11.
Endeavor at 6:30.
Choir rehearsal at 7.00 p. m. Wed-
nesday night.
Mid-week services at 8 o’clock Wed-
nesday night.
Picture Presented-
Sunshine Electric
Laundry
We have 1500 feet or tines to dry
your clothes in the sunshine. We
call for and deliver. Will give you
quick service and save you money.
Give us a trial is all we ask.
Mrs. E. Ping, Mgr.
PHONE 127.T
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gram Sunday morning at the dedica-
tion of a picture presented them by
their teacher, Mrs. Carrie II. Sims.
The production of Leonardo da
Vinci’s “The Last Supper,” was hung
on the east wall of the class room as
a monument to the teacher’s fine spir-
it of love and genuine interest in the
welfare of the class.
Following tile dedication of the
painting to the girls and their in-
spiration, a study of the picture and
its subjects was made. The twelve
disciples and their master were brief-
ly sketched by the following:
Bartholomew, Miss Portia Barnhill;
Andrew, Miss Hallie Martin; James,
son of Zebedee, Miss Alma Herring;
Judas, Miss Annie Glazener; Simon
Peter, Miss Quecnie Graul; John, the
beloved, Miss Jane Glasscock; Thom-
as, Miss Kathryn McKinney; James,
son of thunder, Miss Ethel McKinney;
Philip, Miss Bessie Rees; Simeon,
Miss Leona McKay; Thaddeus, Miss
Polly Sims; Matthew, Miss Nina
Brown; The Christ, Miss Ellen Doug-
las May.
Miss Fannie Woodson contributed
an interesting review of Leonardo da
Vinci’s life and works. Miss Leora
McNess of the College Art Depart-
ment, a guest of the class, discussed
“The Last Supper,” from an artistic
standpoint, calling attention to the
fact that the artist first painted this
Evening of games; benefit of public
library, at Allen building, Friday,
February 1st.
WOMAN’S CLUB TO
ELECT OFFICERS
The annual election of officers of
the Woman’s Club will be held at the
Country Clulj House at 3:00 o’clock
Monday, January 28, officers of the
chib have notified the Rcord. A tea
will be given after the business meet-
ing. All members are urged to lie
present.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
(Episcopal)
Rev. K. A. Holder, Rector
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30.
Church School, 9:30 a. m.
Evening of games; benefit of public
library, at Allen building, Friday,
February 1st.
A. E. Goode returned Saturday from
San Antonio, where he attended the
Hicks Rubber Co. 1929 sales confer-
ence.
Mrs. E. N. Robertson of Carrizo,
N. M. arrived last Thursday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. A. A. Un-
derwood. and her sister, Mrs. R. W.
Miller.
ed a position in the auditors office as
comptometer operator, reliving Miss
Dean, who goes to Houston in a simi-
lar position.
Conductor M. Crews has been re-
turned to the service out of Kings-
ville, after an absence of several
months.
Conductors C. I). Butler, M. C. Mor-
ris and E. H. C. Vincent, formerly
with the Santa Fe at Galveston, have
accepted employment with the MoPac
out of Kingsville.
Several additional runs were put
on in the Valley the past few days
to take care of the vegetable and
fruit movemnet. Also additional
freight crews between Kingsville and
Houston.
E. W. Proctor, assistant general
manager, was down from Houston
Saturday last for a (lay’s outing, be-
ing piloted by Gluts. Stahl of the sup-
erintendent’s office. Charlie has been
rather dumb since his return. No
doubt the luck wasn’t so good.
Conductor W. M. Blanchard re-
turned to the service Monday after
an absence of several months, re-
lieving Conductor G. W. Hoffman on
the Raymondville mixed run.
Conductor E. L. Hall, who has been
spending the summer on Tils farm at
Carbondale, 111., returned the first
of the week for service out of Kings-
ville.
Tuesday’s movement of 100 cars of
vegetables and fruit brings the total
to date up to 2956 cars, which is a
little under last season’s movement,
due to getting a late start this year.
Twenty Years Hence
“I wonder why lie’s a Bachelor?
“Oh, poor fellow, he didn’t have a
car when he was young. ’
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
East King and 11th
Sunday services at 11 a. m.
Subject, “Truth.”
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Tenth and Huisache
There will be the regular services
next Lordsday.
Bible study at 10 a. m.
Communion at 11 a. m.
Bilile study at 7 p. m,
“Come ,let us reason togther.”
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
E. A. Osborne, Minister
Corner King and Seventh Sts.
Bible School at 9:30 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Evening Worship at 7:30 p. m.
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
at 6:30 p. m.
Dr. Robert F. (Bob) Whiston and
his wife, of Nebraska, will begin a
month’s meeting with us on Feb. 3rd.
Railroad
News
Ed Prejean has accepted a posi-
tion in th auditor’s ofefice.
W. S. Leonard, formerly with the
S. P. at Alice, lias accepted a posi-
li( n as conductor out of Kingsville.
Bob Moore of the auditor office re-
signed the first of the week. He was
relieved by Armand Crews .
Jack LeBarge, superintendent of the ;
Safety First Committtee, was down
Monday.
W. A. Bailey, formerly with the
Southern Pacific at Houston, has ac-
cepted a position as conductor out
of Kingsville.
The Missouri Pacific Tranq/porta-'
tion Company took over the bus liues
out of Corpus Christi and in the Val-
ley on Monday last.
Lee Reader, assistant timekeeper
in the superintndnt’s office, has re-
turned to wTork after several days ab-
sence with the flu.
Mrs. Nellie Jeff Jenkins, stenogra-
pher in the auditor’s office, has re-
turned to her desk after a few days
absence with the flu.
L. F. Scott, formerly with the San-
ta Fe out of Temple, has accepted a
position as conductor out of Kings-
ville.
Miss Nellie Powerantz has accept-
Household Needs
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Let us replenish your Medicine ||
Chest. You will find our
stocks complete.
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Moss Drug Co.
The Rexall Store
Call 15 For Job or Commercial Printing
El Hgl I
kingsnw R AND R THEATRES
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. JAN. 24, 25
SATURDAY, JAN. 26
“The
Red
Dance”
of
Romance
and
Revolution
tBJiui rot
OOiCfJfJf DCL CIO
RED DANCE
with
CtUDLCi FADGC1L
mmd
I VAN UNCW
GACULWALTd
MONDAY and TUESDAY, JAN. 28, 29
The screen’s Bird of
Paradise more beau-
tiful than ever in
another sensational
hit. A love story
through the Red
days of Russia and
that Carries you
the wild night, of
Paris!
Added; "Lady ol Victories,’* in true colors; “News” and
“Slippery Head.”
Another big tie-up for George
Bancroft. A heaving, hearty
drama of seaman’s life ashore.
Made by Josef von Sternberg
from the story by John Monk
Saunders.
Added: News, Sport light and
Collegia ns in “Crimson Colors.”
(HEEN
.........
Doming
Next Week
See Beautiful Billie
Dove as a mannequin,
wearing gorgeous
clothes that are one
year aheadof the style,
it’s just one of the
many surprise thrills
in this sensational
drama.
Mr ■
w::>
1§!
Added: “Topics, Fables,” “Review” and “News.’
Bow H
< ’ ■ WITS* w / \
* HBtXr HAHUTOk V ^
O'ParamountpUMisx. ****
Blackmail! In a nice way, of
course. Out for the old “do-re-
mi”! Comedy melodrama. The
captivating “madcap of the
screen” hitting new High spots.
Added: “Czarina's Secret.”
(true colors), News and "Seeing
Stars.”
Coming to Kings Inn
"J&SJtr
THE EPIC OF THE AIR
starring
RAMON NOVAPKO
EACH SATURDAY
CARL LAMMILLE, JR.
PRESENTS
THE COLLEGIANS
Starting1 next Saturday in
“Crimson Colors”
FRI.-SAT., JAN. 25, 26
RAY BELL
in
“THE COWBOY KID”
Also "Yellow Cameo,” “Peach
os" and •'Plumbers."
MON.-TUES.. JAN. 28, 29
LILLIAN GISH
in
"WHITE SISTER”
Also “Lay on, McDuff.”
R & R QUEEN
WEDNESDAY ONLY, JAN. 30
BUCK JONES
in
“CHAINED LIGHTNING”
Also “Tamany Cookies.”
THURS.-FRI., JAN 31, FEB. 1,
JESSIE JAMES
UNDER THE BLACK FLAG
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