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Ireland School students pictured 97 years ago in 1929. Courtesy Photo/Coryell Museum and Historical Center

Ireland School students pictured 97 years ago in 1929. Courtesy Photo/Coryell Museum and Historical Center

It used to be called Hamco…

In the school room display at the Coryell Museum and Historical Center, visitors will see at least fifty photographs of rural schools that were once located in Coryell County. One of the many photographs on display is of the Ireland School as it appeared in 1929.
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Ham Loaf

This recipe appeared in the “Methodist Best” cookbook in 2008. The Gatesville Messenger is running a series of recipes from that cookbook. If your church has a cookbook, or if you would like to submit your own recipe of a favorite dish for possible publication, please email it to: dscott1929@yahoo.

Whatever happened to

1996 (Thirty years ago) The American Legion Post 42 history book took top honors at the American Legion annual convention and was to advance to national competition. Special services were planned for the 55th anniversary of the West Main Church of Christ.

Mound News

Mound Cowboy Church is having a summer revival. The guest speaker will be Mr. Cody Cochran of Anson on Sunday morning, July 19, at 9 a.m. at the pavilion. The revival will be held July 19-22, Sunday through Wednesday, at 7 p.m. inside the Cowboy Church.

Coryell Museum seeks volunteers

The purpose of the Coryell Museum is to collect, preserve, and exhibit the cultural history of Coryell County and Central Texas. The museum is always looking for new volunteers.
Jeffrey King

Jeffrey King

Pearl News

Howdy Friends and Neighbors! Pearl finally received some much-needed rain this week. Couple that with a handful of cool days in the month of July and we feel like we’ve had it about as good as can be expected!