Lutherans Set Special Services at Hope Church Buckholts
Hope Lutheran Church in Buckholts hosts Feb 11 to 15 special meetings led by Rev. Sterling R. Johnson of Minneapolis. He conducts 10:15 a.m. Sunday sermon and 7:30 p.m. services Sunday to Thursday. Johnson, a father of five with degrees from the University of Denver and Luther Theological Seminary, has served across multiple states and in the Lutheran Evangelist Movement. The plan aims for spiritual renewal and Gospel outreach, per Pastor Ervie E. Braun. A film titled The Rapture will screen at First Assembly of God, 1511 N. Houston, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16.
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Camrose
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Buckholts News Social and family visits noted
A singing session occurred at the First Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were held in Fort Worth. Austin guests Mr and Mrs A D Adams and their sons visited Svetliks. The Bertises hosted out-of-town relatives and friends from San Antonio Temple Houston and Austin.
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Joe C. James
San Antonio
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Mildred Wheeler
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
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Frank Garey
Edwin Gandy
Gordon Moore
Ella Cleveland
Houston
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Dick Summers
Cecil Snow
Fort Worth
Hagerty
Annie Klein
Hattie Benesh
Pete Sefcik
Dallas
Herman Dorner Sr
Walter Folschinsky
Melvin ‘Tubbs
Bryan
Local Visitors Share Weekend at Gill Newtons and Area Homes
Maysfield News notes visitors from Tyler Cameron and Thrall spending time with Gill Newtons Roy Newtons and Miss Sue Butts. Haywood McConnell visited his sister in Thrall and Judson McKelvey stayed with the Dock Thweatt family in Austin over the weekend.
Obituary: Mrs. Paul J. Connally 83
Mrs. Connally 83 formerly of Milam County died Wednesday in a Baytown nursing home after a long illness. Funeral was held Friday at Green Funeral Home with burial at Moody Cemetery. She lived in Rosebud, Waco, and Austin. widow of Paul Connally with the Texas Railroad Commission. Survived by son Milton Connally and three grandchildren among others.
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Rosebud
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Leland Green Sr
Cameron
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Harlingen
Carroll M. Pearce
Marlin
Social Visits Fill Burlington Weekend Schedule
Mrs Gerald Foshea hosts numerous visitors including Mr and Mrs Tommy Snow and Mrs Lee Roy Grant of Houston and Mrs Kenneth Connell of Pasadena.Several couples arrive for weekend gatherings with the Hagerty, Foshea, and Prescott families in Cameron Rosebud and Bryan areas.
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Lee Roy Grant
Houston
Kenneth Connell
Pasadena
Henrietta Hagerty
Kathleen
Larry
Jeff M. Foshea
Gerald Foshea
J. T. Prescott
Jake
Thomas Polk
Joe Ralston
Carla
Bobby
Jeff Foshen
Gerald Foshen
Paul Moore
Killeen
Billy Jack Kilpatrick
Lynn Hellgatter
W. G. Marek
Charles
Rosie Burgeler
Aleta Marek
Mary Hensel
Rosebud
Johanna Wied
Gerald Fosnen
Henry Davenport
Arthur Davenport
Cameron
Wesley Davenport
Monroe Lange
Randy
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