Kingsbury Texas

It's Kingsbury's birthday this week, it's National Devil's Food Cake Day and National Scavenger Hunt Day this week, in Kingsbury news past the April 6, 1904 edition of the Houston Post reported that the special train rate from Kingsbury to Galveston to visit the Naval vessels was $3.50 and a lady has a pony for sale that's not afraid of cars, the Kingsbury City Commission meets this week, and an awesome picture of a group of young men at the train depot loading pens around 1915.

Mother's Day is this Sunday, it's National Apple Pie Day and National Dance Like A Chicken Day this week, the Full Flower Moon rises this Saturday, other names for the May full moon including the Cheyenne Moon When the Horses Get Fat, in Kingsbury news past the May 27, 1904 edition of the Houston Posthad the times and prices for a special excursion train to San Antonio (it left Kingsbury at 10:35 a.m. for 75 cents) and a prisoner in Palestine, Texas is sentence to hang but says he will come back and go buggy riding with the other prisoners, and a wonderful picture of the 1929 Kingsbury girls basketball team and a picture of the Kingsbury school from that time.

The group art show, Farm to Table Feast, and felting workshop will all be this weekend at the downtown saloon, it's National Coconut Cream Pie Day and National Lost Sock Memorial Day this week, Kingsbury T-shirts are available online, in Kingsbury news past the March 27, 1904 edition of the Houston Postreported that Mrs. Lynch and her daughter were visiting Luling from Kingsbury and a reward is posted for a large, one-eyed bay horse that was lost or stolen, and an awesome photo of Roland Merz hauling his friends in his personalized donkey cart.

The Kingsbury VFD Annual Pancake Breakfast is coming up Saturday, the Wings & Wheels Spring Fly-In will be held at the Old Kingsbury Aerodrome on Saturday, the Kingsbury VFD and Auxiliary will meet this Thursday, Texas stuntman Robert Vandervoort performed his famed bicycle loop-the-loop for King Edward VII this week in 1903, there will be a group art show at the saloon on May 10th, another Farm To Table Feast will be on May 11th, there will be a felting workshop on May 12th, it's National Blueberry Pie Day and National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day this week, in Kingsbury news past the February 7, 1904 edition of the Houston Post11-year old Abbie May Dale of Kingsbury wrote to join the "Haps" and the price of eggs has gone way up to 25 cents per dozen, the month of May starts this week, May facts and folklore, the City Commission workshop and KIC-P2 meeting is this Wednesday, and a fabulous picture of the Kingsbury Lutheran church in its original location in 1892.

This Sunday is Easter, it's National Pigs In A Blanket Day and National Help A Horse Day this week, a list of all the events coming up in May in Kingsbury, the Kingsbury VFD Pancake Breakfast is coming up in May, the Spring Wings & Wheels Fly-In will be May 4th, there will be a volunteer work day at the Old Kingsbury Aerodrome this Saturday, there will be a group art show at the saloon on Friday, another Farm To Table Feast is scheduled for Saturday, a felting workshop will be held on Sunday, and some wonderful pictures of the Kingsbury Methodist Church in the early 1900s and today.

Tax day is this week, it's National Pecan Day and National Bat Appreciation Day this week, the Kingsbury City Commission has their monthly meeting this Monday, the Full Pink Moon rises this week, the new Kingsbury city limits, in Kingsbury news past the January 10, 1904 edition of the Houston Posthad a letter from little Della Dale from Kingsbury and a reported volcano in Kentucky was actually a moonshine operation, another Farm to Table Feast is coming up in May, and a fabulous picture of downtown Kingsbury in 1981.

The Kingsbury Volunteer Fire Department was recognized at the Capital for their 50th anniversary, it's National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day and National Scrabble Day this week, The annual Kingsbury VFD Pancake Breakfast and the Wings & Wheels Spring Fly-In are coming up May 4th, the next Old Kingsbury Aerodrome Volunteer Work Day is Saturday, in Kingsbury news past the January 8, 1904 edition of the Houston Post reported that G.W. Smith of Kingsbury was a new attendee of the black Baptists convention in Houston and that there is good duck shooting on the bay near Houston, and a couple of wonderful pictures of the Kingsbury Owls girls basketball team around 1948.

The month of April starts this week, April facts and folklore, it's National Sourdough Bread Day and National Crayon Day this week, the Kingsbury VFD meets this Thursday, Kingsbury T-shirts are available online, in Kingsbury news past the December 26, 1903 edition of the Galveston Daily Newsreported that a saloonkeeper in Kingsbury was injured while firing an anvil and had the ports information for the Brownsville Steamer, it's April Fool's Day this Monday, the Kingsbury City Commission has a workshop with the KIC-P2 Committee meeting this week, the Luling Roughneck Bar-B-Q and Chili Cookoff is next Saturday, and an awesome picture of Ferd and Henry Imhoff in the Imhoff Saloon in the early 1900s.

It's Move In Day to bring everything that has been in storage to the new Kingsbury VFD Fire Station, its National Something On A Stick Day and National Scribble Day this week, how to get your awesome Kingsbury T-shirts online, in Kingsbury news past the December 27, 1903 edition of the Houston Postmentioned that little Miss Clyde Powers was visiting in Luling and Yoakum is dealing with a morphine craze, the Kingsbury Opry plays every Friday, and a great picture of some local girls with the old Kingsbury school zone sign in the 1940s.

St. Patrick's Day is this week, the Kingsbury City Commission meets on Monday, its National Ravioli Day and National Goof Off Day this week, the first day of Spring is this Wednesday, Spring facts, folklore, and verse, the next Volunteer Work Day at the Old Kingsbury Aerodrome is this Saturday, the Full Worm Super Moon rises this week, in Kingsbury news past the December 18, 1903 edition of the Houston Post reported that the new tariff on construction materials would add 40 cents per ton to sand from Kingsbury and the Hotel Bristol is looking for an elevator boy, and a wonderful picture of the Coates gin and Wolfshohl hotel in very early Kingsbury.