Prayers Planned For Servicemen At St Paul Church
Prayers will be said Sunday at 7 30 p m for about 20 men serving in the military at St Paul Lutheran Church. Pastor Rev Albert F Jesse will lead intercessions assisted by Richard Z Meyer vicar. The event closes a series of illustrated sermons on Living for Christ with musical numbers from the girls choir and mixed choir performing Prayer Response. Church Exten sion Sunday follows with sermons at 830 and 1030 a m to support missions in Texas Missouri Synod churches.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Albert F. Jesse
Christ
Richard Z. Meyer
St. Paul Church
Jesus
Holler
John J. Socha
Lutheral
Missouri Synod
Texas
First Presbyterians State Fellowship Day Observed
The First Presbyterian Church observes Westminster Fellowship Day with the Westminster Fellowship and Junior Choir presenting the service Christ Calls Serve in Faith at 10 50 worship. Participants Noel Roebuck John Hagood Bill Beardslee Nancy Beardster Joy Estes and Jerry Smith take part. Junior Choir sings Our Help in Ages Past.
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First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
Christ
Noel Roebuck
John Hagood
Bill Beardslee
Nancy Beardster
Joy Estes
Jerry Smith
Speakers Named for Manchaca Methodist Services
The Manchaca charge of the Methodist Church announced speakers for Sunday services. Rev. John K. Beery will lead morning worship with Rev. John N. McKay of San Marcos Creedmoor and John H. Strickland at Cedar Creek also in the morning. The pastor will preach both morning and evening on The One Important Thing and Meeting The Issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchaca
Methodist Church
John K. Beery
John N. McKay
San Marcos
Creedmoor
John H. Strickland
Cedar Creek
Froehner to discuss The Prophet of the Road at Asbury
Asbury Methodist Church will host Rev. Calvin W. Froehner speaking Sunday at 11 a m on The Prophet of the Road, the fourth sermon in the Early Methodist Church series. Evening service at 7 will feature gospel hymn singing and a sermon titled Great Desire. Mrs. A M Armstrong will be the assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Church
Calvin W. Froehner
Early Methodist Church
A. M. Armstrong
Miller to Discuss 'Living Church' at Congregational Church
The Rev. A Ram Miller will discuss the concept of a living church during Sunday services at the Congregational Church. He will outline how faith and community engagement shape church life and outreach in the upcoming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Congregational Church
A Ram Miller
Sweet to Base Talk On Christianity ABC
At Lees Avenue Church the continuation of a study begun last Sunday morning will be led by minister R. B. Sweet. The evening sermon will focus on the theme We Reap What We Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Lees Avenue
R. B. Sweet
Concordia Professor To Speak at Trinity Church
The sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday will be titled Transfiguration Glory and delivered by Rev. Arthur E. Graf at 11 a.m. At the 7:30 p.m. service Professor Harold Hiller of Lutheran Concordia College will preach while the pastor serves as liturgist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Graf
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Hiller
Lutheran Concordia College
Key to Blessed Life Subject at St. John's Lutheran
The Rev. C. J. Bohls will present The Key to a Profitable and Blessed Life as the Sunday program at 10:45 a.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church. Services are conducted in the Austin Theater located at 2130 South Congress Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bohls
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Austin Theater
South
Congress Avenue
Baptist Survey To Be Held Here
The Rev. J Woodrow Fuller superintendent of missions for Fort Worth Baptists will aid the survey committee of Austin Baptist churches in locating new places for Baptist work February 5 to 9. Austin is among 25 cities studied for land costs and first unit construction for possible new Baptist organizations. Local pastors will gather information for display and Fuller will arrive February 6 to spend about a week.
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J. Woodrow Fuller
Fort Worth
Austin
E. L
Austin Baptist Association
Sparks
Fuller
New Braunfels Parish Blessed by Manning
The Very Rev. Joseph L. Manning of the San Antonio archdiocese blessed the completed $79,000 acme parish in New Braunfels, Pete and Paul Catholic Parish. Attending were Father A. C. Wangler and several local priests including Fathers James Moore Alois Hepp and J J Hildebrand plus Father Bruno Hubertus and Father Anthony Cislak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Joseph L. Manning
San Antonio
Robert E
Pete and Paul Catholic
A. C. Wangler
Seaman
Robling
Nfels
James Moore
Alois Hepp
Seguin
J. J. Hildebrand
Selma
Bruno Hubertus
Anthony Cislak
Father Clercent
Joseph Petsch
Armand J. Weber
Benton Thurmond
Snowslide Traps Phone Lineman for Two Hours
Reno reports John McKinnon age 28 was buried by a snowslide for over two hours on Thursday. Five coworkers diverted their search when their shovels hit a snowcat tractor under which he lay. He was rescused and reported in good condition Friday at Washoe General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
John MecKinnon
McKinnon
Toboagan
Washoe General
A&M Graduate Joins Fayette Vets School Staff
Howard Fuchs of Sarmine, a Texas A&M College graduate set to receive a BS in agriculture education, joins Fayette County Vocational 1 for Veterans as an instructor for the fourth class in Fayetteville. He begins duties February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Howard Fuchs
Sarmine
Texas A&m College
Fayette County
Fuchs
Fayetteville
Two Teens Re-Captured After Bell Jail Break
Waco police recaptured two 14 and 16 year old youths who escaped the Bell County jail early Thursday. They had been held in Belton on burglary charges and said they took a car, rode to Fort Worth, then to Hubbard before abandoning the vehicle and hitchhiking to Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
UPI
Bell County
Belton
Fort Worth
Hubbard
Llano Prepares for Its Largest 4-H Livestock Show Saturday
Llano County readies its best ever A and 4 H livestock show at the veterans school building sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Exhibits include 32 fat steers 27 fat barrows 12 breeding gilts eight fat lambs and 48 capons with education displays by FFA and FHA and pastry exhibits from the home making department. prize money totals 281 plus a Hereford feeder calf donated by BH A Fitzsimons of San Antonio to be awarded in livestock divisions with judges named for swine sheep poultry and education exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Llano County
Veterans School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
FFA
FHA
Liano High School
BH. A. Fitzsimons
San Antonio
James Epam
Tom Henry
San Saba
Forest Smathers
Tommy Stewart
Judg Poultry
Lester Inman
J. A. Marshall
Georgetown
Fat eteers—Ganther Buie
Theo Crenwelge
J. C. McDougall
Jim Renick
Gordon Schmidt
Reynold Schorlemmer
Charles Hartman
Benton Cassaday
Frances Casaday
22 Hays Countians Ordered Into Draft
San Marcos January 26 ANS Bhlint Jordan drafts 22 men from Hays County for February 6 induction. Names include William Charles Hall Jr Samuel Ramos Garza Daniel B Rojo Jr Hilmar Martin Roessing Jimmie Louis Henry Cantu Morales John Henry Hardeman Jack Washer Harvey Montague Norwood Clifton Johnny Wilkins Jr Eldon Landon Spaw Howard Willis Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
ANS
Bhlint Jordan
Hays
Caldwell
Hays County
Armed Forces
William Charles Hall Jr
Samuel Ramos Garza
Daniel B. Rojo Jr
Hilmar Martin Roessing
Jimmie Louis
Henry Cantu Morales
John Henry Hardeman
Ward Horace Hays
Jack Washer
Harvey Montague
Registration Hours For STSC Listed
Registration hours for Southwest Texas State College for the semester are listed. Students with surnames from U to Z register from 8 to 9 a.m., those with Q to T from 9 to 10, and others follow in reverse alphabetical order. Of the total, 194 are veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Texas State College
Rites Held for Rockdale Woman Mary Schneebeli at 94
Funeral services were conducted for Mary Schneebeli aged 94 by Rev. Byron Welch in Rockdale. Burial followed in Forest Grove Cemetery. Born in Bern Switzerland in 1856 she came to the United States at 16 and lived near Rockdale for 64 years. She was the last survivor of the immediate Chris Von Gonton family with surviving relatives Annie Luetge Lena Schneebeli Jack Rudolph Schneebeli Mary Schneebell Alice Edmondson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Mary Schneebeli
Byron Welch
Buria
Forest Grove
Annie Luetge
Lena Schneebeli
Jack and
Rudolph Schneebeli
Mary Schneebell
Austin
Alice Edmondson
Deridder
Lampasas Chamber Names Acting Manager
Lampasas Jan 26 Mrs Margot A Davis has been named acting manager of the Lampasas Chamber of Commerce until a new manager is hired She previously served as office secretary for months and as recording secretary of the Lampasas Ladies' Club following Virgil Johnson's resignation who had held the post since last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampasas
ANS
Margot A. Davis
Lampasas Chamber of Commerce
Virgil Johnson
Davis
Lampasas Ices
Bastrop 4-H Boys Enter Houston Fat Stock Show Scramble
Three Bastrop County 4-H members Irvin Davis Lee Davis of Smithville Gordon Probst of Rockne and L C Smith of Bastrop will compete in the calf scramble at the 1951 Houston Fat Stock Show January 31 to February 11 per Bastrop County agent Darius B McCombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
ANS
Bastrop County
Houston
Irvin
Lee Davis
Smithville
Gordon Probst
Rockne
L. C. Smith
Darius B. McCombs
Livestock Sale Report from Lockhart Area Auction
Heavy bulls sell 26 to 27 dollars, medium bulls 25 to 26, fat calves 35, medium calves 29 to 26, stocker calves 22 to 40. Hogs and cows priced per pound. multiple buyers named from Dale, Lockhart, Luling, Staples, Red Rock, Kingsbury and nearby towns with varied weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khart
M. Riddle
Dale
Jigeer Alexander
A. A. Alexander
Jim Roberts
Lockhart
William Ariton
Zack Hanna
Red Rock
H. H. Kelley
Robert E. Lee
Willie Ewald
Billi Anton
Jim
Gorsien’ Ah
Kingsbury
Willie Pete
Luding
Gl Too Late To Give Flowers to Mother
Pittsburgh report of Corporal Albert Volz who took emergency furlough from Guam to visit his critically ill mother Mrs. Mary Volz. He arrived early and waited near the funeral home for arrangements as she was buried Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Albert Volz
Air Force
Guam
Jes
Mary Volz
Directors Named For Llano Chamber of Commerce
Llano January 26 Jim Watkins newly elected president announces appointees to the Lieng Chamber of Commerce board. Members include M C Daichau retiring president Dr nae iova Will Dodgen Dol M Stewart Jr T J Moore Elmer sth and E Daichau. Board meeting called for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
ANS
Jim Watkins
Lieng Chamber of Commerce
M. C. Daichau
Nae Iova
Dodgen
Dol
M . Stewart Jr
T. J. Moore
Elmer &Th
E. Daichau
Hoerster
Lestic
Swenson
Orésalindhes
Watkins
San Marcos Meter Take Goes to Polio Fund
Mayor Frank W. Zimmerman says parking meter takings on Tuesday to Thursday will be donated to the March of Dimes Campaign. The city partners with Karpark Corp which installed the meters. Karpark waives its half for those days, boosting county contributions toward a $4,000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Frank W. Zimmerman
March of Dimes
Karpark Corporation
WH. Timer
San Saba Hospital Official Replaced by New Staff
Ben A. Wyatt, longtime accountant and assistant business manager at San Saba Memorial Hospital, resigns and moves to Brownwood. E. G. Hillman, a former San Saba superintendent, returns to assume the post. Mrs. Lillian Cobern appointed to assist in nursing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
ANS
Ben A. Wyatt
San Saba Memorial Hospital
Brownwood
E. G. Hillman
Lillian Cobern
Tote Board Inventor Henry Straus Noted War Hero
Henry L. Straus, credited with inventing the modern tote board used at racing venues, also served as a skilled naval aviator during the first World War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Straus
Diet Aids Mental Patients Says JAMA Report
Chicago report says an acid forming diet improved four mental patients who did not respond to other treatments. Dr Julius J feld of Forest Sanitarium Des Plaines Illinois notes the diet induced an acid spinal fluid condition similar to shock therapy. The four patients, with conditions described as schizophrenia or split personality, improved after 12 to 14 days on a high meat egg butter diet with restricted sugars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Julius J.feld
Forest Sanitarium
Des Plaines
Steinfeld
Centexas Red Cross Panel Meets at Taylor
Taylor hosts the Central Texas Council of the American Red Cross. The council covers 11 counties and aids Fort Hood and McCloskey Hospitals in Temple. JR Owen presided in the chair’s absence with welcome by Miss Mary Moody of Taylor and response by Mrs. T. D. Vaughn of Bertram. K D Carmichael from the state office attended as supplies were allocated by Miss Peaees and Peggy Dooley of Fort Hood and McCloskey respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Office
the American Red Cross
Fort
Rosell Returns From California Trip At Evangelical Free Church
Pastor Paul F. Rosell resumes duties at the Evangelical Free Church with both 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services after returning from California. A Swedish service follows at 2:30 p.m. with Miss Jens Larson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Rosell
Evangelical Free Church
California
Jens Larson
Preview by Doctors Jeffers Signals Major Outlook
Public notice invites readers to send $1.00 for a 1951 preview by Drs. Joseph and Helene Jeffers. The program promises discussions on war peace floods drought famine and the Messiah return. Broadcasts air Sundays on XERF Del Rio and KTHT Houston with listed times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Joseph and
Helene Jeffers
Houston
Texas
XERF
del Rio
C.S.T
Gregg Installed As New Head Of San Marcos CC
Gregg was installed as head of the San Marcos chamber of commerce as officers and three new directors were elected including R. L. Thornton H Price Jr and Paul Rogers. Secretary manager Caesar Damon was re-elected. Guest speakers included John Ben Shepperd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
San Marcos
Luther Thompson
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Max Starcke
LCRA
W. 2. Miles
Joe Buckner
Hugh Fuchs
Bianco
B. Watson
Clem Armbruser
Buda
Norman Schlemmer
Kyle
Ed Horn
H. E. Cutcher
Lockhart
Walter Cardwell
Luling
Robert Harper
Martindale
Don Mathews
E. A. Staats
New Braurfels
W. L. Jones
C. C. Patterson
San Antonio
R. Deschner
Seguin
Snd
Max Schiwitz
Ubland
Parks Johnson
Lee County Scouts Plan Pot Luck Supper
Several Boy Scout troops in Lee County will host a pot luck supper at the Lexington hall at 7 30 p m Otto Fick Lee County chairman says a principal speaker from Ails will attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giddings
ANS
Lee County
Lexington Aoe
Ails
Otto Fick
Contract For San Marcos Air Base Rehab Let
San Marcos on January 26 ANS reports a rehabilitation contract for the San Marcos Air Base awarded to the Farnsworth Chambers Company of Houston. The mobilization type project begins Monday with completion targeted around March 180 to house 2100 military and 400 civilian personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
ANS
Farnsworth-Chambers
Houston
Jeve G. Garrett
Ellsworth 5. Davis
Galveston
Wiliam F. Stewart
Bartlett Chamber elects H M Keith as president
The Bartlett Cooperative manager H M Keith is chosen president of the Bartlett Chamber of Commerce. Gilbert Kretzschmar is elected vice president, E C Brune secretary treasurer, with directors Mil ton Fuqua W F Blair F W Vickers and Ford T Marin. Holdover directors are Aubrey Messer H G Thomas A Guenzel Cy Young and Dr George Fowler. Discussion includes street naming house numbering and attracting a doctor to serve the six mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
ANS
H. M. Keith
Bartlett Cooperative
Chamber of Commerce
Gilbert Kretzschmar
Farmer
E. C. Brune
Milton Fuqua
W. F. Blair
F. W. Vickers
Ford T. Marin
Aubrey Messer
H. G. Thomas
A. Guenzel
Cy Young
George Fowler
Vets Losing GI Aid May Get State Help
Texas veterans whose GI Bill eligibility has expired may qualify for state aid under the Hazlewood Act. Veterans Affairs officer Guy B. Cole at Southwest Texas State College said the act provides free tuition for eligible veterans who establish Texas residency, with students responsible for all fees other than tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Texas
Guy B. Cole
Southwest Texas State College
Cole
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