World Day of Prayer Observed by Alpine Churches
On February 28 the first day of Lent the Alpine unit of the National Council of Church Women sponsored the local World’s Day of Prayer observance. Representatives from all Alpine churches met at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. J. D. May presiding. Mrs. J. B. Davis led hymns and solos, while Mrs. W. G. Raudabaugh accompanied the soloist. Assistant leaders were Rev Miss Kelton Mrs. Fred S. Rogers and C. I. French. Attendance was strong and interest shown.
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National Council of Church Women
Alpine
Presbyterian Church
J. D. May
J. 8. Davis
W. G. Raudabaugh
Miss Kelton
Fred
Rogers
C. 1
French
Bridge Party Notes From Mrs Stringfellow and Mrs Shepperd
Mrs Stringfellow hosted a Friday afternoon bridge gathering with her mother Mrs Earwood of Del Rio as guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs Earwood, Mrs Benson, Mrs Caldwell, Mrs Decie, Mrs Hill, Mrs Martin, Mrs McIntyre, Mrs Polin, Mrs Wilson Jr, Mrs Harris, Mrs Terry, Mrs LaBelt, and prizewinners were Mrs McIntyre, Mrs Wilson, and Mrs Benson. Mrs Shepperd then hosted a midweek bridge at her home with guests and members, rewarding high score to Mrs Logan, second to Mrs Parr, and low to Mrs Wood, followed by a salad and sweet course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stringfellow
Raymond Earwood
del Rio
Earwood
Gene Benson
B. E. Caldwell
Zeb Decie
Malone Hill
Edgar Martin
Vernon McIntyre
Francisco Polin
Anja Wilson Jr
LD. Harris
W. H. Terry
Cecil LaBelt
McIntyre
Wilson
Benson Low
J. W. Shepperd
G. Hi Harist
Jimmie Logan
Mesdames Casner
Hudson
Frazer
Wood
Burcham
Burgest
Parr
Hord
Barnes
Logan
Meeting Notice of Urner Eastern Star
Urner chapter of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday at 8 p m. Visiting sisters are welcome. MABEL BEARD W M
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Urner of
Eastern Star
Mabel Beard
W. M
Garden Club Selects Hudson as President for Two Years
The Garden Club met February 1 with Mrs. Crenan Hudson hosting. Mrs. H W Morelock declined the presidency. Hudson agreed to preside for two years. Monthly meetings set for the second Friday, light refreshments allowed. Miniature arrangements judged with Hoyle Cooley, Harfst, Hudson, and Alderson placing. Next meeting scheduled for March 10. first-place arrangement to be shown in Linn’s shop window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenan Hudson
H. W. Morelock
G. H. Harfst
Hudson
Alderson
Linn
Women Workers Demand Equal Pay in Chicago Factory
In Chicago a group of women workers presses for equal pay with men, arguing for fair wages while noting many peers accept lower wages without protest. The report highlights ongoing wage disparities and workplace grievances in a Chicago factory setting.
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Chicago
USO Club News Highlights Leap Year Dance and Events
The USO reports a successful Leap Year dance with clever stunts and a spring themed refreshment table. Episcopal and Catholic Ladies hosted a Sunday reception, with a bridge night directed by Miss Marie Bennett. Residents from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania celebrated a service members party. A $5 prize was offered for a musical question by Carl Thain. Corp. Weinerts won last Sunday. Rotary hosts and Baptist ladies events noted. An appeal to service wives asks about beauty routines and a new cold wave service advertised.
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USO
Marie Bennett
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Carl Thain
Sunday Corp
Weinerts
the Baptist Ladies
Melton
Mesdames
C. N. Wiest
T. L. Hatch
Crenan Hudson
Vernon McIntyre
George Baines
Eric Williams
R. S. Carnes
Fred Rogers
E. E. Johnson
Hattie Lamb
Virgil Miller
Turner F. Austin
Alan Fraser
Faye Vice
Edgar ¢ Martin
Horock
Graves Rogel
C. P. Rogers
Charles Fisher
Mary Linn Brown
Clara Mae Bogel
Frances Fabian
Don Littleton
George Koury
Louie Starns
Church Schedule Changes with Sunday Services
Sunday school at 9 55 a m led by Don Attleton morning worship at 11 00 mid week service Wednesday pm training union Sunday 7 00 p m choir practice Friday 8 00 p m evening preaching Sunday 8 00 p m pastor R L Wittner announces the weekly times and activities for the church program
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Don Attleton
Training Union
R. L. Wittner
Christian Bible school and church services offer First Freedom
J M Floyd Superintendent invites attendance at Bible school 10 a m. Morning worship 10 50 to 11 50 vermon subject The First Freedom The Bible proclaims this Freedom The Constitution of the United States declares for it May it not be interfered with nor restricted Evening service 8 sermon subject Gods Equipment for the Greatest Soldiers A Christian welcome at all services M A Buhler Minister
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J. M. Floyd
United States
M. A. Buhler
Christian Science Lesson Sermon for March 5 in All Churches
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon for Sunday March 5 centers on the theme that God created man in His image with male and female. The Golden Text quotes Genesis 1 27 and cites a Biblical passage about the Spirit bearing witness that we are the children of God, reflecting the enduring scriptural framing of the lesson.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jon
Mary Baker Bay
Gomes
First Full General in Marine History
In Marine Corps history, Alexander A. Vandergrift is noted as the first full general. The account references a command era and the pivotal Test to event, mentioning Gen. Hoke See.
WAVES recruit vows service in wartime Navy station
A young woman is sworn into the WAVES at a Navy Recruiting Station. She begins an exciting career serving her country in wartime with pay, a $200 clothing allowance, free meals and quarters or subsistence pay, low-cost government insurance, and other extras. The Navy aims to enlist 91,000 WAVES by year end 1944.
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Navy
Church and Episcopal services announced for Sunday and week
Church of Christ class meets at 10 with preaching at 10:30 and followed by communion. Evening service at 6. Mid week Wednesday 8 00 p m Women’s Bible class 3 30 p m Wednesday. Also Episcopal church invites worship every Sunday at 6 30 p m until further notice Archdeacon Ven W H Martin Big Bend offers welcome to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fry
Episcopal Church
W. H. Martin
the Big Bend
Methodist Church Schedule Emphasizes Restful Invitation
The church invites all laboring and heavy laden to come unto Him for rest. Church school at 10 a.m. led by Mrs. Edgar Martin with assistants. Morning worship at 11 features music by Miss Marie Wahlers and Mary Besse Sloan. Sermons titled In His Temple and The Worthy Lamb. Communion Sunday. Evening worship at 8 with congregational hymn singing. Young people meet at 7 p.m. Refreshments for Senior League. Junior League meets with Mrs. Barrow. Marvin Williams, Pastor.
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Edgar Martin
Barrow
Marie Wahlers
Mary Besse Sloan
Temple
Graves Bogel
Lockhart
Junior
Marvin Williams
Mazaren e Preaching Service Schedule Christ Church
Mazaren presents morning service at 11 with Theme The Joy of the Lord and an evening service titled One Way Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. Invitation extended. The text notes the Savior goes before, promises guidance, and reassurance that temptations faced will be borne with strength.
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John Os
Vac Recruiters In Alpine March 8 and 9
Recruiters will be at the Holland Hotel in Alpine from 10 am to noon on March 8 and 9 seeking men ages 20 to 80 with no children under 14 and not in essential industries. Two years of high school not required. Applicants can choose branch and air field. WACs serve in 250 jobs across five countries, with domestic service possible.
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Tomen
Washington
WACS
Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Civil Case
A district court failed to reach a verdict in the Swearingen and Bletsoe versus Neyland et al case, an attorney fees suit, and jurors for the February term were excused. Court stated little business remained for the term.
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Swearingen & Bletsoe
Marfa
O. L. Neyland
Presbyterian Worship and Sunday School Schedule
Presbyterian Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Fred S. RO. In the central United States most rain falls at night while in the southeastern states about 75 percent falls during the day.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Fred S
United States
Southeastern States
Varieties of poisonous fishes span global waters
Over a hundred species of poisonous fishes inhabit temperate and tropical seas worldwide. These species vary in venom delivery and habitat, but pose risks to divers, fishermen, and swimmers. Knowledge of their distribution helps avoid dangerous encounters and aids medical response after exposure.
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