Smithville High School Graduation to Start May 28
The Smithville graduating class will attend baccalaureate services Sunday May 29 in the High School Auditorium. The yearbook features top seniors including William Breeden Daniel Elias La Nelle Keilberg and Felix Chrastecky among others with diploma recipients listed.
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Smithville
Smithville High School
High Schol
William Breeden
Daniel Elias
la Nelle Keilberg
Felix
Felix “Teapot” Chrastecky, the Most Athletic Girl and Boy; Jackie Sewell
Viola Stiteler
Norbert Wilkler
Gladys Catherine Barina
Virginia Ann Davis
Christine F. Dornak
Mildred Jack Gregory
Anna Rose Howe
Patsy Jean Mach
Jo Ann Markis
San Marcos
ANS
Y. P. Yarbrough
San Marcos High School
Evans Auditorium
Joyce Prochnow
Martha Gliddon
Clarence Stieler
Genevia Brown
Mary Beth Haley
Zaidee Blackburn
Leola Mae Roeder
E. J. Hobbs
Billy Edwards
Marion Allen
Hugo Klappenbach
Ira Eaker
Clinton Elkins
Scottie Early
Otto Twidwell
Billy Kramer
San Marcos CC Sets Farm Tour
San Marcos Chamber of Commerce plans its third farm tour of the year for Tuesday. The itinerary is arranged by vice president Gus Schneider and co chair Jack Sledge. The trip will explore previously uncovered areas south and southeast of the city with emphasis on soil conservation. A. H. Dawson and H. C. Dean of the Soil Conservation Service will join to explain conservation practices. A number of local business and professional men are expected to participate.
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San Marcos
ANS
H. C. Dean
New Braunfels Scouts Presented 116 Awards
In New Braunfels on May 19 the court of honor for Boy Scouts awarded 116 honors to 49 scouts. Second class awards were by Dr. Louis E. Buck, first class by Dr. James S. Lewis, life scout awards by Father Edward Bartsch, and merit badges by Floyd Barton. Eagle badges went to Kenneth Kowald and Bobby Krueger. Troop 127 received charter by Harry Alves, and Troop 133 charter by Erhard Neuse and Lewis Meyer. Cub Pack 130 charter by Dr R. C. Schumann and Dr Louis B. Buck.
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New Braunfels
ANS
Unicorn Stables
Louis E. Buck
James S. Lewis
Edward Bartsch
Floyd Barton
Bobby Krueger
Arion Krueger
Kenneth Kowald
Herman Kowald
Harry Alves
Erhard Neuse
Arno Bartels
Lewis Meyer
R. C. Schumann
Louis B. Buck
Bastrop Crown Rites Set For Baron Queen at Homecoming
Bastrop prepares third annual homecoming with secret nominations for Baron De Bastrop and Queen Bastrop. They will lead the opening parade and be crowned June 1 at the rodeo at 8 p.m. A coronation ball follows with the first dance. Dukes and duchesses from other towns attend. Bastrop honors civic leaders in a parade themed on Baron De Bastrop, the colonizer of Texas.
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Bastrop
Baron de Bastrop
Queen of Bastrop
Texas
470 Head Of Cattle Sell In Ring at Taylor
Central Texas farmers sold 470 head at Taylor Commission Company with strong cattle prices. Cows with calves at side brought 151 to 253 per pair. steers 17.30 to 30 per hundred. bulls 16.25 to 22.50. Notable sales include 1,120 lb cow at 17.20 and 900 lb steer at 26.10, with buyers from Granger, Bartlett, Hutto, Thorndale, Taylor and nearby towns.
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Taylor
Central Texas
Taylor Commission Company
James Brookshire
Granger
N. A. Mason
Bartlett
Fritz Street
Coupland
Henry Moehnke
A. E. Randig
Hutto
Longmire Brothers
Rockdale
Lonnie Hearne
Caldwell
Louis Kelm
Thorndale
Harry Clark
Roy Schroeder
Jack Kaufman
Georgetown
Steve Reiger
F. Hodge
Buckholts
C. S. Kay
Neal Landry
Fred Feenke
Bryan
R. C. Cane
Minerva
Lonnie Davis
Round Rock
Charles Ryan
Taylor Meat Company
Burnet to Stage Big Street Dance in Town
Burnet prepares for a Tuesday night street dance on the public square May 23. Marble Falls square dancers join the event with the John C. Gauthier Square Dance Fiddle Band from Florence. Prizes will honor best dressed cowboys and cowgirls. The square is lit by 27 mercury vapor lamps funded by the Chamber of Commerce and city electric department.
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Burnet
Old Town
Public Square
John C. Gauthier
Florence
Marble Falls
Texas Star
Sally Good'un
Edgar Seidensticker
Burnet County Rodeo Association
Barret
City Electric Department
Chamber of Commerce
James Dickens
Barclay To Discuss Teamed for Defense at Church
The Rev. John Barclay will preach on Teamed for Defense at Central Christian Church at 10:59 a.m. Sunday Special. Music includes George R. Moody singing Then Shall the Righteous Shine from Elijah. The choir performs My Defense Is of God by Hahn. Christian Youth Fellowship hosts a supper at 6 p.m. with Rabbi Bertram Klausner as speaker.
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John Barclay
Central Christian Church
George R. Moody
Elijah
Mendelssohn
God
Hahn
Christian Youth Fellowship
Rabbi Bertram Klausner
Bludworth Sermons On Restitution And Temptation
The Rev. C. E. Bludworth of Shettles Methodist Church preaches Sunday on God and Restitution in the morning and Intemperance God’s Chief Foe in the evening, using Proverbs. The morning choir sings Mendelssohn’s He’s Watching Over Israel and the evening Abide with Us by Whitney.
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C. E. Bludworth
Shettles Methodist Church
Mendelssohn
Israel
Whitney
St John s WSCS Plans Installation
The Rev. Earl Martin will speak at 10:50 a m on Blind ed by Greed and at 7:30 p m on Watchfulness Inforced. Pastor and delegate Mrs Robert Chiles will depart Wednesday for annual conference at Travis Park Methodist Church in San Antonio. WSCS will meet at 7:45 p m to install officers for next year.
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Earl Martin
Robert Chiles
Travis Park Methodist Church
San Antonio
WSCS
Ward Memorial Methodist to Honor Pastor Beery
Ward Memorial Methodist Church plans a church family dinner after morning services on the lawn behind the educational building to honor Rev. John K. Beery and his wife. Beery’s four year tenure ends this Sunday with sermons on Life’s Possibilities and Our Faces to the Future. Senior and Junior choirs will perform and WSCS officers will be installed.
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John K. Beery
Ward Memorial Methodist Church
Beery
WSCS
Lutheran Chorus To Sing Sunday
The Concordia College choir will perform a sacred concert at St Paul Lutheran Church Sunday under Bernhard Kurzweg. Holy Communion at 8 30 a m and sermon by Rev Albert F Jessee at 10 30 a m. registration before the service and special music by the mixed choir.
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Lutheran Concordia College
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Bernhard Kurzweg
Albert F. Jessee
WSCS Officers To Be Installed At Asbury Church
The Sunday night worship service at Asbury Methodist Church will install the Woman's Society of Christian Service officers. Installed by the pastor are President Mrs H A Cartier, vice president Mrs E P Miller, secretary Mrs Thurman Dobbins, promotion secretary Mrs Ethel Fox, treasurer Mrs R D Sieders, and missionary education secretary Mrs Rex Jackson. Rev D Rhea Allison will speak Sunday morning on The Swift and Solemn Trust of Life. From May 24 to 28 the pastor and lay delegate will attend the Southwest Texas Annual Conference in San Antonio with Bishop A Frank Smith presiding.
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Asbury Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
H. A Cartier
E. P. Miller
Thurman Dobbins
Ethel Fox
R. D. Sieders
Rex Jackson
Life Unlimited Sermon and Choir at University Baptist
Dr. Blake Smith, pastor of University Baptist Church, will deliver Life Without Limit at the 11 a.m. service. Miss Laura Jean Hank will sing O Divine Redeemer, with the choir directed by James E. Green performing Open Our Eyes. Miss Mary Dansby plans summer student missionary work in Hawaii and will sing O Lord Most Holy. At 8 p.m. Dr. Smith discusses On Having the Right Enemies.
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Blake Smith
University Baptist Church
Laura Jean Hank
James E. Green
MacFarlane
Mary Dansby
Hawaii
Franck
More Fools Wanted To Be Love Theme Sermon
East Avenue Baptist Church will hear a sermon titled Wanted More Fools at 11 a.m. Sunday led by Rev. Joe E. Love who will also preach at the 8 p.m. evening service. Music at both services is directed by Walter Davis with Lenora Sims on piano and Helen Potthoff on organ. A morning trio Miss Mary Ann Davis Mrs Ray Brown and Miss Aleene Griswold will sing My Desire. Rev. O F Dingler appears as guest speaker at the Brotherhood meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. توسط خاندان رئیس David Hallmark.
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East Avenue Baptist Church
Joe E. Love
Walter Davis
Lenora Sims
Helen Potthoff
Mary Ann Davis
Ray Brown
Aleene Griswold
Presbyterians Salute Past Church Officers
The First Presbyterian Church will mark a centennial anniversary of its church officers with a Sunday worship service at 10 50 a m Dr Fred E Brooks will deliver a historical sermon titled Remembering the Days of Old Special music includes a voice solo by Mrs Robert W Johnson These are They Which Come by Gaul
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First Presbyterian Church
Fred E. Brooks
Robert W Johnson
Gaul
Sermon and Music At First Methodist Sunday
Rev. Marvin S. Vance will preach on Out of the Residue at 10 55 a m at First Methodist Church with Mrs Genevieve Taliaferro singing How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings. Sanctuary Choir directed by R Paul Fulwilder. Lee Norrell at organ. Evening service at 7 30 p m features Samson sermon and a Fulwilder led song service. Friendship Class hosts Homecoming with pre class refreshments.
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Marvin S. Vance
First Methodist Church
Genevieve Taliaferro
Liddle
R. Paul Fulwilder
Lee Norrell
Vance
Fulwilder
Norrell
First Methodist
Fulwider
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Bess Black
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San Saba
Frank Pack
Abilene Christian College
Elton Abernathy
San Marcos State Teachers College
W. M. Camp
Briggs High School
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Effie McLeod
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