Wedding of Lady Kokernot in San Francisco
A Navy ceremony at the Fairmont Empire room on September 18 united Mary Ann Kokernot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Kokernot Sr of Alpine, with Lt. Lawrence Cooper Lacy of the United States Naval Reserve. Attendants wore Florentine rose fail taffeta, and the couple will reside in San Francisco until Lt. Lacy reports for duty.
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Empire
Fairmont
Sat Francisco
Mary Ann Kokernot
Herbert Lee Kokernot Sr
Alpine
Lawrence Cooper Lacy
United States Naval Reserve
Walter Garner Lacy
Waco
Gordon Gilkey
Huntington Berkley Tres
Roland Drever
Mer
Bouvardia
Stephanotis
Macy Frances ‘Smythe
San Antonio
Janette McIntyre
Roane Madison Lacy
Thomas J. McEwan
Allan A
Dever
J. Lacy
San Francisco
Mrs Newell Hosts Bridge Club and Luncheon
Mrs John Newell hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering starting with a Mexican luncheon at the Green cafe followed by bridge at her home. High scores went to Mrs 3 E Burgess and Mrs J W Fraer. other attendees included Mrs Vernon McIntyre Mrs J W Shepperd Mrs W D Burcham and Mrs Edgar Martin. Mrs Cecil LaBett hosted her Tally ho club with luncheon and guests Mrs Moyle Cooley and Mrs Shellie Barnes. Barnes won high score with Ritter second.
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John Newell
Cecil LaBett
Mesdames
J. H. Logan
Dan Rittter
Reginald Votan
T. L. Hatch
Wally Davis
L. D. Stockton
Mark Carruthers
C. M. Corkran
G. H. Harfst
Moyle Cooley
Shellie Barnes
Birthday party for Myra Nell Hord
Mrs. Joe Hord hosted a birthday gathering for her daughter Myra Nell Hord on her sixth birthday. Preschool guests Janice Hatch Jason Newell Anne Devenport Joan...
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Myra Ell Hord
Joe Hord
Myra Nell
Janice Hatch
Joson Newell
Anne Devenport
Joan
Pilot School Winners In Ideas For Victory Contest Announced
The first winners of the pilot school Ideas for Victory contest are five workers at the base depot who invented a machine to plane down wing ribs on Cessna Aircraft. Their device saves 28 man hours and will receive awards totaling 100 dollars. Named winners include James K. Shera Delvin A Janssen Charis Chambers James K. Webb and Charles Treedwell Jr. Two soldiers Walter Katze and Pvt Hailster P McVay receive honorable mention.
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Cessna
Com- Command
Bace
Willee Tm
Woodmill
James K. Shera
Delvin A Janssen
Charis Chambers
James K. Webb
Charles Treedwell Jr
Walter Katze
Pvt
Hailster P. McVay
War Department Board of Civian
Hospital Notes and Local Social Events Reported
Details of local hospital patients include Fred Smith and Mrs. A L Trout along with L Hernandez and Billy Harris undergoing surgeries and procedures on Wednesday and last Thursday. Community activities note a theatre party for neighborhood children and a Methodist missionary society meeting at Mrs. Edgar Martin’s home with multiple hostesses and program topics on Porto Rico and Cuba. The entry also mentions a birthday celebration, a shower for Mrs. Ray McGrew, and refreshments for about 20 members. The world’s equatorial diameter is given as 7 928 miles, three times the distance across the United States.
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Methodist Missionary Society
Edgar Martin
Glenn Burgess
van Sickle
Baines
Porto Rico
Casey
Broadfoot
Carl Shults
Stather Elliott
Cuba
Ray McGrew
Equator
United States
Corral notes on Texas calf and lamb markets this week
Tardy West Texas calf bids hold at 12 to 13 cents with some at 14 to 15 cents for early contracts. feeder lambs around 10 cents, a few near 98 cents. Showers hit parts of the area while a broader downpour hadn’t arrived to boost sagging prices. Notables include J. D. Joseph visiting from Whitewater Kansas buying calves. deals through O. K. Harkey and Sol Weatherby at 12 to 13 cents for 425 pounds. Several ranchers around Gail and Lamesa loaded out calves at 15 to 16 cents in earlier contracts. Dean Ranch of Lamesa shipped 14 cars to the North, others to come late Oct/Dec. A. K. Mackey touring for the Texas Livestock Marketing Association eyed lambs. a large North firm buying all supplies locally. Feed crops are good in Lubbock area, but feed prices high and livestock prices low. 2800 feeder lambs delivered to G. W. Nichols in San Angelo. Rambouillet ewes and rams sold to nearby buyers at notable prices.
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Bill Gray
West Texas
San Antonio
J. D. Joseph
Whitewater
Kan
Texas
Eliott
Big Lake
Virgil Powell
Kenneth Brown
San Angelo
Sol Weatherby
Triplett Co
Amarillo
O. K. Harkey
Gail and
Lamesa
O. B. Ranch
Borden County
Dean Ranch
R.A. Neal
Adrian
Mich
K. Mackey
Texas Livestock Marketing Assn
F*. Worth
Ormer
Barmar
G. W. Nichols
Kansas
Steve Stumberg
Brewster County
John K. Madsen
Mt. Pleasant
Utah
Bill Fields
Sonora
R. C. Sheffield
George Williams
Eldorado
Springer Ranch
Sabinas
Deee Lodge Farms
Montana
Quietude Sermon on Stillness and Finding God
The piece contrasts a busy modern life with the need for inner stillness to hear God. Elijah’s fear shows seeking God in wrong places, while true strength comes from listening in quiet. It urges readers to rest in the divine assurance that God is refuge and help amid turmoil.
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Joneses
God
Iman
Elijah
Jezebel
Jesus
Master of Life
Fragmented Quote Refers to Quiet Time Amid Distractions
A partial Bible quotation describes Jesus telling his disciples to retreat to a quiet place when their thoughts were overwhelmed by concern for God and the things they had lost. The fragment suggests a moment of instruction about focusing on presence.
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