The Kingsville Record (Kingsville, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 47, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 14, 1926 Page: 3 of 12
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Equipment—Harness—Saddles—Sporting Goods, Radio Re-
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Best Quality
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Phone 40
RIVIERA NEWS
P. S. Garner and Junior.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Poteet and fanii-
j ly have moved from San Renito where
j he has been employed for nearly two
years, to San Diego where he has ac-
some time with Mr. Carl Henny here
on business the past week.
Mrs. C. A. Moore, who has been liv-
ing with her daughter in Ft. Worth
for the past year, is visiting old
All Epworth League members! At-
tention!
Come to the Epworth League next
Sunday evening at 7:45. The program
is made out and all parts assigned, so
you who have received a topic or a
part on the program—dont fail to
bring it up. It is planned to organize
a Junior League right away. This will
include a large number of those of
Junior age who might be timid about
taking a part in the Senior League.
There are enough Junior to make a
good sized Legaue and the Seniors will
have to work mighty hard to keep
ahead if they do keep ahead.
The bond election will he held Mon-
day, July 26t.h.
Sunday afternoon a group of young
people enjoyed a most delightful pic-
nic at Riviera Beach given in honor of
Bill Shaw', brother of Mrs. P. S. Gar-
ner. The party enjoyed a splash, after
which they partook of a bountiful
lunch, concluding the feast with (he
best of watermelon. Those who enjoy-
ed the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Runnels, Mrs. Garner and sous. Mur-
ray and Hilmer, Mrs. Paul Cornelius
of Kingsville, Miss Euna Gardner,
Miss Alberta Cockrell. Mr. and Mrs.
Permanent
Wave
;cepted a position. They spent the week ! friends in Riviera. She expects to visit
Nestle Lanoil
and Circuline
Small or large wave
without ringlet ends.
with
I have been doing this wave In
Kingsville for the past four
years and have many satisfied
customers—see them.
Have your work done in Kings-
ville where you can have pri-
vacy and home comfort.
Phone 43 for information and
appointment.
Mrs. Grace Laws
607 E. Kennedy Ave.
end with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Poteet.
The Baptist Revival conducted by
Rev. Ben David closed Sunday night.
For some reason the desired interest
was not shown, but the members do
not feel that the meeting wras a fail-
ure. Sunday night. Mrs. Grice and
Mrs. Phieffer were admitted to mem-
bership by letter.
Miss Alberta Cockrell and Mrs. Paul
Cornelius spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner.
Bill Shawr, brother of Mrs. P. S.
Garner, has obtained a position with
the Kings Inn Barber Shop at Kings-
ville.
The cotton season is opening in Ri-
viera. Some of the cotton growers
started picking Tuesday, and Mr.
Gardner expects to have a bale ready
some time this wreek. The tirst hale of
cotton ginned in Kleberg county is
now on display in Kingsville and Ri-
viera is not far behind.
Miss Lamar Creecy who has been
living with Mrs. Talty of Ricardo for
several months is now employed at
the Selman Gin at Riviera, as book-
keeper. She is staying at the Riviera
Hotel.
Mr. Then. F. Koch of Beaumont was
in Riviera the last part of the week.
Mr. Koch is known by everyone in and
about Riviera as the founder and pro-
moter of our little city and beautiful
Riivera Beach, and is one of us, ul
though it has become necessary for
Mr. and Mrs. Koch to make their
home in Beaumont. Mr. Koch spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Buena
Vista Hotel, and returned to Beau-
mont Sunday night. He seemed well
pleased with what he saw of business
and conditions of this section.
One day last week, Jasiento, a Mexi-
can cowboy working for Seth Woods
was injured while running a cow. His
horse stumbled and fell and was in-
stantly killed. The horse rolled onto
the boy and crushed him in the
ground, breaking three ribs, the shoul-
der blade and the upper arm. He was
rushed to Kingsville for medical as-
sistance. He is one of the boys who
took part in the big rodeo at Riviera.
The Missouri Pacific is putting on a
contest for all the boys and girls of
Kleberg county. They are urging all to
take part for the prize to the winner
is worth while. The conditions of the
here for several weeks, then return to
Houston where she may make her
home with her son, Fred, who is em-
ployed there.
The Baptist Ladies Auxiliary of Ri-
viera will serve dinner on the day of
the primary election, July 24th. The
dinner will be served in the old White
Swan building between the post office
and Womack’s store. They will appre-
ciate your patronage and cooperation.
Mrs. Ray Russell has as her guests
this week, her father C, B. Smith, her
brother Calvin from El Dorado, Ark.,
and her sister Edna from Port Arthur.
Miss Edna will stay with her during
the winter and attend school at Ri-
viera.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Robbins and fami-
ly have moved to Kingsville.
Mrs. Jean Lollis returned Monday
night from Hebbronville where she
has been visiting with her brother,
Bob Wright and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimmel and two
little daughters, Barbara and Roberta
of Harlingen came last week to visit
Mr. Kimmel’s mother, Mrs. K. C. Cole
of this city. They went on to San An-
tonio during the week where they
visited Mrs. Kimmel’s parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Kyle of that city.
Sunday. Mr. A. A. Kimmel of Har-
lingen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimmel and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Woods of
Kingsville surprised their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. K. C. Cole with a
delightful visit and dinner in honor of
her birthday.
Miss Minnie Mae Faegan and two
young lady friends of Corpus Christ!
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Crock-
er and family, and attended the 4th
of July dance here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bales of Kingsville and
Mrs. Bales mother from San Antonio
spent one day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. White.
Mrs. R. M. Cole and R. M. Jr, spent
Sunday with Mr Cole in San Benito.
Mrs. John Dickenson has as her
guests this week her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell, and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson and children.
Sunday morning several car loads of
people from Driscoll and Corpus
Christ! motored over to hear their
pastor, Rev. Ben David speak at the
contest is to write an essay not ex- | Baptist church here. At the noon hour
feeding 1000 words on the subject: spread ,unch near thf! church and
Agiicultural Possibilities of Kleberg enjoyed a picnic dinner. There will,
County. The winner in the county , services at the Baptist church at
gets a trip to the summer short course ; the regular hours next Sunday,
at A. and M. College for one week, j
with all the expenses of the trip paid.: Miss Adeline Womack, Miss Lucile j
Begin your essay today, and enjoy I Anthony and Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey j
the wonderful opportunity of attend- j Womack enjoyed a very pleasant pic-;
ing the short course. j nlc and party at the Beach Sunday
I afternoon.
Mr. Francis Tracey was quite ill last j
week, and missed a day’s work from Club Meeting
the shops. ....
Miss Lambrecht and Mr. Wilkenson
the regular joint meeting of the boys
and girls clubs at the community
house Monday night. The regular
meeting date was Monday night, July
5th hut was postponed because of the
celebration at Riviera last week. After
the business was disposed of before
the joint meeting the demonstrators
took their members, and adjourned to
different parts of the building to carry
on their individual work. The girls
with Miss Lambrecht discussed some
feature of sewing and contest rule.
Mr. Wilkenson held the Hegari judg-
ing contest with his Hegari Club Boys.
It is a judging of grain, and the win-
ner in the county is awarded the very
valuable prize of a trip to the summer
short course at A. & M. College with
expenses paid by the Kleberg County
Commercial Club. In the contest, Har-
vey Beauchamp and Tillman Lindblom
tied for first, place, and Edward Shone-
felt got third place. The manner of
running off the tie will be decided la-
ter. After the meetings, lemonade was
served, and the members played gam-
es. About twenty members were pres-
ent.
VATTMAN NEWS
Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Peterson and
children spent Thursday with friends
in Driscoll.
Mrs. W. W. Shay and Miss Julia
Shay returned Friday to their home
in Refugio.
The regular meeting of the Farm
Association met Wednesday night at
8:00 o’clock. The chief topic of the
evening was discussed of green winter
pastures for dairy herds. It was decid-
ed that experimental pastures of
wheat and barley should he tried. It
will he watched with interest for
green pasture is an essential to a fat
cream check, ami such checks are
Kleberg county’s biggest asset and
booster
The regular meeting of the Home
Economics Club which was to be held
at. Mrs. Leo Yaklln’s Thursday July
16, has been postponed until July 22,
one week later.
Bernard Durbin again entertained ■
the young crowd with a dance thei
evening of July 12. To add to the pleas
lire of the evening Mis. Lee Durbin 1
and Mrs. Dorwln Campbell served dell-j
clous iced refreshments.
Misses Pauline and Frieda Artist of j
Kingsville were down for the dance j
Monday evening.
Cotton is opening in all the fields.
Scattered picking will probably begin
this week. Worms are present but
they are not looked upon now with
such dismay as the continuous show-
ers have made such a rank foliage
that the worms will permit the sun
to epenetrate and open many perfect
bolls. Feed cutting and Hilo filling has
been greatly hampered by the show
ery weather as yet little feed stuff in
this locality is lost and if the sun will
shine steadily all will be well
Persian Proverb
Two things indicate a weak mind
to be silent when it is proper to speak,
and to speak when it Is proper to he
silent.
SHERIFF’S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
The State of Texas,
County of Kleberg.
Whereas, by virtue of an alias exo
cation and order of sail*, issued out
of the District Court of Bexar County,
73rd Judicial District of Texas, on the
3<)th day of June, A. D. 102(1, by the
clerk thereof, in the case of George
I'otchernlck vs. Herman Goodman, ot
nl., No. B-38,851 and to me. as Sheriff,
directed and delivered, I will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for cash,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m.,
and 4 o’clock p. in,, on the third day
of August, A. I). 1020, same being the
first Tuesday of said mouth, before
the court house door of Kleberg coun-
ty, in the City of Kingsville, the fol-
lowing described property:
The following tracts of land situated
in Kleberg county, Texas, to-wlt:
Farm lots Nos. 16. 17. IS, lit. 20. 30, 31,
32 and 33 of Section No. 37 of Theo-
dore F. Koch's lands in Kleberg coun-
ty, according to Platt No. 2 of said
land which Is recorded in the plat re-
cords Kleberg Comity. Texas, being
the same land described in volume 12
on page 247 to 24S of the deed records
of Kleberg County, Texas, to which
plat ayd recorded deed reference Is
hereby made for more complete des-
cription of said land.
Levied on the 13th day of July, A.
I) 1926, and to he sold to satisfy a
Judgment dated the 26th day of Jan
uary A. I) 1626, and recorded in the
minutes of said court In volume
pages in favor of George
Potchoruick against Caroline Good
man and Herman Goodman for the
sum of $1,866.66, with interest thereon
from said date at the rate of 8 percent
per annum until paid, and the further
sum or $396.67 and $2333.33 with 6
per cent interest thereon from said
date until paid, together with a fore-
closure uf a lien against Caroline
Goodman. Herman Goodman and ira
llnderhrlnk, on the above described
property, as said lien existed on the
25th day or October, A. D. 1921, and
for the further sum of $1,898.41, with
7 per cent interest thereon from said
date until paid, and the further sums
of $271.87 and $217.08, wit It 6 percent
interest, thereon from said date until
paid, together with foreclosure of veil
dor’s lien on the above described pro
perty against Caroline Goodman, Her
man Goodman and I L. Underbrink,
as said liens existed on Lots Nos. 31,
32 and 33 of Section 37 of the above
described land on the 23rd day of Oc-
tober 1913, on Lots Nos. 16, 17. 18
and 19 in Section 37 as above describ-
ed, us the same existed on the 25th
day of January, 1913, and on Nos. 29
and 30 In Section 37 us above describ-
ed as said lien existed on the 5th day
of November, 1914, and thereafter duly
extended and ratified by agreement
dated January 14, 1924. of record iu
volume 18, pages 316-320 of deed re
cords of Kleberg County, Texas, and
for costs of said suit amounting to
$30.50, and further costs of sale.
Said above described property being
situated in the Southern part of Kle
berg county, and being generally
known us Goodman property.
Given under my hand this 13th day
of July, A. D. 1926.
W. T. Moseley, Sheriff,
of Kleberg County, Texas
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION
of the First State Bank at Kingsville, State of Texas, at the close of husi
ness on the 30th day of June, 1926, published In the Kingsville Record, >
newspaper printed and published at Kingsville, State of Texas, on the 14th
day of July, 1926.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, undoubtedly good on personal or
collateral secuurlty
at least twice the
Mr. Bunger of Port Arthur spent
County Demonstration agentB, held
"Printed In Kingsville” and the Un-
ion Isabel.
$300,825.04
Loans secured by real estate, worth
amount loaned thereon 66,518.03
Overdrafts, undoubtedly good 1,053.42
Bonds, stocks and other securities 30,825.00
Real Estate (banking house) 10,000.00
Other real estate 4,298.87
Furniture and Fixtures 4,957.73
Cash on hand 19,325.79
Due from Approved Reserve Agents 19,155.10
Due from other hanks and bankers, subject to check on demand 6,988.97
Interest m Depositors' Guaranty Fund 6.569.73
Assessment Depositors Guaranty Fund 5,607.73
Other Resources 20,220.00
GRAND TOTAL $496,343.41
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $35,000.00
Certified Surplus Fund 17,500.00
Undivided profits, net 5,492.68
Due to banks and hankers, subject to check 13,403.52
Individual deposits subject to check on which no Interest is paid $240,478.50
Individual deposits on which interest Is paid or contracted to
he paid 90.978.97
Time Certificates of Deposit 67.375.32
Public Funds on deposit 25,000.00
Cashier’s Checks Outstanding 1.114.42
GRAND TOTAL $496,343.41
State of Texas, County of Kleberg.
We, H. Allison, as Vice-president, and V. E. Lanfear as Cashier of said
hank, each of us, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the
beHt of our knowledge and belief.
H ALLISON. Vice-president.
V. K. LANFEAR. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this loth day of July A. D 1926
T. A. Simons, Jr., Notary Public, Kleberg County, Texas
Correal Attest: C. D Johns, H. Andrews. F. t). Yeary, Directors.
Toute Suite Tailoring Company
AUTHORITY ON LADIES WORK
Phone 111 Kingsville, Texas
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