Rock Island Items Guests in the R Maze Home
Local notes list Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Jarome Maze and son a friend Mrs J T DeNeof and children of Houston Mrs Owen Miller and Owen A dr in Jo Ann of Glidden and others. Various travels mention Bertha Tinker heading to Galveston for indefinite treatment and Mayes returning from Marine service with medical discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R . Maze
Mr. Jarome
Maze
J.T. DeNeof
Hous+ n
Owen Miller
Owen A
Jo Ann
Glidden
Bertha ‘Tinker
Mont Guy
Galveston
Man Wayne
Mayes
California
Feulaly Waddell
Hermann Hospital
Mouston
Santa Fe Carloadings Rise In Week End April 1945
Santa Fe system carloadings for the week ending April 1945 show 24 834 cars loaded, up from 21 659 in 1944. Total cars moved reached 38 584 compared with 33 866 the prior year. The line handled 40 732 cars for the period. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs W C px Billy Reading and Mrs J B pent in Houston visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe System
Houston
Elkins
Fannie ‘Wilson
Evangeline Memorial Park Hero Mentioned in War Report
Fragmentary OCR story notes Evangeline and St Martinville in Louisiana, referencing Longfellow and a pioneer woman waiting at the bank, with phrases about liberty and freedom and a memorial park incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Lions Plan and Bond Work Reported at Meeting
An all committee in action meeting saw favorable papers on a foundation establishment and approval to serve four thousand units. Voters supported a Bingo game after the hopper and plans for more materials and transport routes were discussed. Lion Lar ey and Dave were elected to head the new group for the Sent Vial with mixed results noted for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liont Larey
Dave
Brady
Wharton
Weldon
Local Churches Schedule Activities At Eagle Lake
Church notices list events at the Frat Baptist Church including open-house, prayer meetings, Sunday School led by Broyles and teachings on pioneers of faith. Activities span April 13 to 20 1945 with services, benevolence meetings, choir and Bible study plus community gatherings at homes and under church leadership by Pastor Culpepper and Rev G Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AllenGhuch
A. UH. Seaholm
SH. Broyles
Pioneers of Our Faith
Trainings Union
Anni Lee Swearingen
Yarsday
Toger Killough
W. J. Graves
Sunbeam
Werkendlay
Chass
Coffer
C. T. Culpepper
Bas
Al-Ghurbh
Eagle Lake
Presbyterian Auxiliaries Meet at the Church
Eleven members attended the Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting held Tuesday in the Sunday School room of the Church. Mrs. K. M. Smith led the devotion and presided. Mrs. A. Seaholm hosted and served open face sandwiches, cream puffs, and coffee. Next Tuesday’s meeting will be in the Sunday School building. The Methodist W S C S met Tuesday afternoon at the Church with Mrs. O. W. Westmoreland leading the Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
KE. M. Smith
A. Seaholm
WS. C. S
O. W. Westmoreland
J. W. Griffin
Indies
Fagle Lake Catholic Church and Colly Memorial Methodist Notices
Community notices list Mass times at Fagle Lake Catholic Church and services at Colly Memorial Methodist in mid April 1945. Also notes a Christian Science Lesson Sermon topic on April 15 with Bible readings and the textbook passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Episcopal Guild Meets With Mrs W Davis
Mrs Wo Davis hosted Episcopal Guild on Tuesday afternoon at her home. Members began work on items for the annual Christmas Bazaar and voted to contribute to the Swift Regional Camp and Hospital Council. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
Study Club Program Led by Mrs Lane in Eagle
Friends of Mrs Ella Lane travel from Shiner to Eagle to hear her lead a Study Club program next Wednesday at 3 30 at Mrs C C Epps home The subject is John G Ervine play John Ferguson Other notes mention visits by W Welton Harsh and families from San Antonio Alvin and Bayle Lake and a Betty Ney subscription renewal to the Head Hight newspaper for two years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fila Lane
Eagle
Shiner
C. C. Epps
John G. Ervine
John Ferguson
AE. R. L. Wales
Chickasha
Oldihoma
Missy Betty Ney
Bayle Lake
Head Hight
Garwood Banquet Highlights Mother Daughter Event
The Garwood Mother Daughter Banquet on April 4 featured a program titled The Mother Daughter Tanquet with performances by Grace by Dorothy Trey big Grows ly Aruve Mahi and Townt ja Miastivers by Othia Santa, plus poems and songs including Nobody Knows tut Moti by Mary Ann Bender. A menu offered cocktail, baked chicken with gravy, dressing, mashed potatoes, hot rolls, fruit and chocolate, while spring flowers and butterfly accents decked the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garwood Future
Momenalera
Garwood Gyre
Mw ‘Tollawa
Dorothy Treybig
Othia
RV. Bun
Glenna
Mary Ann
Bender
Davughion
Vela Teionetsip
Croalin
Cant Tice
Pathy
Martin Tlvlen Sint
Mr Oiapeta
Gayle Thuth Treyhig
Selly Gideon
Oan Taitvy
Ratherne I Fling
Earlene Turner
Mile Pope Froke
Jilin Jabay
Donothy Treylig
Nelda Schilling
Witter
Fifth and Eight Grade Student News Briefs and Elections
A school bulletin chronicles class officers for eighth and sixth grades, lists names of presidents and treasurers, and notes efforts to review a constitution. It mentions students’ weekend plans, a visitor, and a scheduled high school play. The report also notes student comments, a future dance, and a cast list for the Greenwood High play with numerous character names and roles.
Sheridan News Social Roundup and Passing Mention
Local notes report visitors to the Crinwell and Botard households, with Ed Flournoy of Rock Island remembered after passing. Mrs Mary Broke and Ernie Schpoedes with families are listed as visitors, while Victor Buske stays with Otto Botard. The piece also notes a San Diego visitor, and a sisters family outing to El Campo and Palacios for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cully
San Diego
California
Otto Botart
Walt. Snider
Kay
el Campo
Palacios
Williams
T Houten
Lissie Happenings and Nearby Visits Across Towns
Local items note Sgt Rob Clipson and two friends from San Antonio visiting Mrs Pearl Clipson and relatives, with others like Oma Strunk of Wharton stopping by./nSunday with relatives in Rosenberg, and weekend visits to Okeetak, plus Mrs Lyle and grandchilds visiting Dutcher home. Mentions of Stittie at the railway station and Mrs. Helen Smith visiting Wharton, plus hospital stays for Bob Henry and Ed Causey visiting Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Klass
San Antonio
Jimmie Claxton
Beaumont
J. B. Wilkins
Harvey Speck
Camp Perry
Ohio
Jesse Speck
Ed Flournoy
Lee Flournoy
Lake Charles
Ben Flournoy
Charles Diehl
Goose Creek
Bob Herndon
Highland
Jim Flournoy
Sheriff Lane
Wharton
Milton Henry
W. K. Wall
Dewey Gentry
Paul White
Jack Bridson
Grodhouse
Houston
George Hampmon
Flatoria
Ury
Helen Smyth
Rob. Clipson
Pearl Cipson
John Clipson
Set Rob. Clipson
Oma Strunk
Armitt Thomas
W. G. Ranach
Rosenberg
Mike Mayes
Oke Taat
Ayds Lyle and
Grandaar
Albert Dutcher
Ba Tourthawer
Walt Adams
Vstory
Boule Bake
Lant Weul
Bertha Stittie
Bernard
Lott and
Richinddr
Arthur Asl Monaghan
Louston
Helen Smith
J. M. Everitt
Bob
Henry
Caney Valley Hospital
Ed Causey
Columbus
Priday
Baptist WMU Bible Study and Benevolence Day Planned
Twelve members attended the Baptist W. M. U. meeting after church where Rev. Culpepper led a discussion on The Book of John. Benevolence Day was set for next Tuesday at Mrs. R. Killough’s home with cohostess Mrs. Graves. Homemakers' Class will host a coffee at Mrs. Culpepper's home. members invited to attend. Also noted were hosting duties for a chicken dinner by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barnett and a subsequent business meeting at the Regional Building of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attar Society of the Catholic Church
S. A. Taylor
A. W. Didner
R. F. Spanidel
Mary Jochett
Father Didner
Rudy Duyka
Charles &. Culpepper
R. Killough
1. W. Graves
Kuttowich
Wiest Baptist Church
Col
Culpepper
Bach
Mts
W. A. Barnett
SteWarts
Methodist Chinen
Step Brother of Mrs Trammell Seriously Injured
War Department memo brought anxiety to Lake on Tuesday when Mrs Trammell learned her stepbrother T. Bayles of Melat was seriously wounded night in action with the 174th Infantry on the River Rhine in Germany in March 1945. He is in hospital at Bars, France, believed to be improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Lake
Trammel
Baytes
Mela
Rhine
Germany
Bayles
Missiison
Refein
Slim Harborth Recovers After Hospital Stay
Slim Harborth returned home two months after a fall while cutting trees caused injuries and broken wires. He spent time in Laughlin Hospital and Houston area facilities before moving to Lake on last Saturday for temporary braces and ongoing recovery with family support and adjustments to activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Power && Light Company
Gath
Sun
Harborth
Laughlin Hospital
Hermann
Huston
Biwhe
Tianiton
Shieborth O
Usui
Eheerdlness Fund
Agen
Recent Real Estate Transactions In City
Carl Seaholm bought two lots opposite the old Harbert home behind Mrs Virginia Snelling. Each lot offers about 150 feet of frontage from the Brosig Estate. Wim Spallinger bought the Harbert homestead from A F Harbert and will continue renting as a residence. Spallinger plans dividing the house for rental housing and may build a home on part of the land later. Improvements have been made to the grounds, giving a pleasing appearance to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Seaholm
Harbert
Mrx
Virginia Snelling
Brosig
Wim. Spallinger
A. F. Harbert
Noted Baptist Leader Dies In Amarillo
De Lee Rutland Scarborough a renowned Baptist leader and educator died Tuesday in Amarillo Texas at age 75 he served as president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and led several major Southern Baptist bodies His career shaped Baptist education and national church policy in the mid century
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lee Rutland Scarborough
Southern Baptist
Thanksgiving Weekend Visits Gather Houston Friends
A string of social visits unfolds as Meron Mra OQC and family host weekend guests, with many locals attending birthday observances and funerals. Community members travel to nearby towns for family time, church events, and a dinner party at home of Mrs. Mars tal s.
Shell Oil Report on Sheridan Field
Knoeche No 1 reports three weeks of unsuccessful attempts to repair a leak in the oil string casing. Blow Nos 1 and 2 indicate casting the tower, producing capacity from 10 160 to 431 feet, open hole at 9 000 feet, and a loss of packer. Mr and Mrs W H Albrecht and Miss Joy visited relatives in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
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Rock Island
A. 1. Morwanders
Santa FE
America
Evangeline
Jemry W
Lions
Charles L. Culpepper Jr
Eagle Lake Mission
Claude Pruitt
Maurice Goodson
Mary-Martha
Mathodist
W. M
Mabel van Dorn
G. A. Senholm
American Lutheran Church
Texas
G. Wolf
Presbyterian Auxilary
MIS. O. W. Westmoreland
Lead Bible Study
ST. Paul
American Lutheran Owarch
Christ Episcopal Church
Lenhart
Fagle Lake Catholic Church
Colly Memorial Methodiat Ontror
Nev
Parter
Men's Bible Cina
W.s.cs
I. W. Griffin
Christian Somince Services
Episcopal Guild
W. ©. Davis
Ella FE. Lane
W. Welton
Glen Harsh
Mes. Welford
Mes Wi. Beard
Mes. Weltgoner
Mes
Win Fitch
Sam Davidson
Alvin
Maurice Goodson Teldlighiter
Flmo
Gout ‘Pallas and Sons
W. G. Miller
Garwood Gar
Tanquet
Madéliné Lobories
Orlunhis
Martha Ya Faye
Core
Wankhe
Sevann Grade
Pres
Nobert
Viet Pres
Welma
Sey
Jerry
Treas
Kathryn
Regwrtar
Billy
el Campos
Nelma
Shirley
Earlene
Rock Taland
Loren
Ruth Ann
Seey
J. D. ‘Treas
Wilfred
Benett
Tulle
Selfiah
Hoya
Madlyn
Dorothy
Olivia
Annie
Blussing
Harold
Milton
Rose
Leona
Angeln Sunday
J. L
Earl
Olwin
Carol
Preshman
Tur
Austar Report
Haneniet
Will He
Daumquet
Snes
Grewoordt High
Fridiey Ene
Hix Pie
Misery Moon
Gideon Bhar
Mart Taylor
Tom Rissie
Milton Minarello
Hira Tutt
Kenneth Nance
Patrick Keller
Harold Treybig
Sheridan News
Wka Hearn
Lissie
Samantha Slade
Carol Jean Trice
Rosebud Reese
Annie Malek
Paula Maleek
Lulu Pearl
Olivia Labay
Ee Baptist
WMU
Homemakers
Chau Coffer
Methodist Board OF Stewarts
Darby Cafe
Darby’s
H. B. Sparks
S. R. Trammell
Slim Harborth
Amarillo
Sad Mes
Rudy Diyka
Mutyerford
Duyka
Joe Duyka
Meron
Denakia
Houston Wert
Sandy Kahineed
Low Ludwig
Hichorciion
Siaekgan
Chora Sheavlee Wrens
Guietta
Henten
Aid
Clarence’ Martin
Hiner Wureto
Mars Tals Sider
Ladis Dipper Land Citchen
Pvi
Cael Sehieringg
Hone Deer
Ward Sc
Ming Davis
Robert Bondlle
Hiahy
Crewe
Wweeland
Dhaughter
Dh Mo Mavry
Pay City
Mira
Sandy Nadie
Mex
R. Fron
Wriday
Homer Ammarn
Mir
Cornelius Ween
Joe Willeodt
Shaw's Bend
Willrodt
Ernestine Shaw
G. C. Weisler
Flossie Lougheidge
Eagle Lane
W. H. Plochback
Will Abell
Lee Krenek
Mire
Adolf Krenek
Rosa Phillips
Pasadina
A. Krenek
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Calif
Shell Oil
Sheridan Field
E— M
W. HL Albrecht
Caighter
Misa Joy
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