Doral Churches Go To Church Somewhere
A collage of church notices from Doral area congregations lists schedules for Mass and services at Catholic and Baptist churches, with details on Sunday School, Bible classes, choir practices, and holiday events. It mentions Episcopal and Lutheran activities, meeting times, and community outreach efforts through December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Gregorly Molano
Isabel
Ruiz
BP Sarkis
Sipsice
Teriiels
Myceniny
Shidy Jofin
Chapt
Christmas Services Across Churches in Eagle Lake and Surrounding Areas
Multiple congregations in Eagle Lake and nearby towns announce Christmas services and schedules. St Joan Episcopal Church and American Lutheran are listing Dec gathering times. Trinity Evangelical United Methodist and Ruthenian churches share worship plans and Sunday school details. Rev Jann Larsen and Rev Robt Tupper lead respective parishes with planned programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siret Evangelical United Stephren Church
Lissie
Texas
Robt. D. Tupper
Eagles invited To Attend Dance In Columbus Thursday
Eagle Lake Eagles football squad members were invited to a social dance in Columbus hosted by the Columbus school and Cardinal Band. The event drew a mix of students and faculty, with appreciation noted for the thoughtful gesture amid the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Columbus
Eagle Lake Eagles
Te Co Wimbuls
Cardinal
Eagle Lake
Christmas Music Featured At Study Club Party Wed
Mrs F A Hoeninghans presided in the president’s absence as Eagle Lake Study Club hosted a Christmas party at Mrs T Hatey’s home. Holly and pine decor set a holiday scene while Mrs Clara Anne Nash introduced the program Angels of the Ages. Mrs Haley accompanied a carol program with histories and poems read by several members, a painting of the Madonna and Child was unveiled, and a festive table with red satin ribbons and silver fruit bowls completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hoeninghans
O . Kolberg
Eagle Lake Study Club
Cheigtrans
Plano
Haley
Idamna
Child
HH Hillman
Billy Peebles
Christs
A. Taeninghaus
C. W. Nispel
Emanuel Roos
Masi
Taylor and Sirs Serve Tea and Cakes at Haley Event
Taylor and Sirs, with T. P. Haley, hosted a social serving coffee, tea, fruit cake, and salted nuts. The gathering featured generous trays and friendly conversation, drawing neighbors and friends for an afternoon of hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Sirs
T. P. Haley
Rock Island Social Notes Show Visits and Illness
Mrs M. Irs. M. Nicewander and T. B. Curry visited LaPoor Texas where a relative lies ill. Antone Kula from Oxford Junction revived last week to make this their home, once living here years ago. Verna Barton of Katy and Miller of Freeport were guests. Clay Dickerson and daughters visited Center, Texas with mother Lillie Fowler. Doris Kinles of Freeport visited J. D. Henry and Ebner Struss families. Darryl Weeks ill during trip, under doctor’s care this week. family hopes he recovers before Christmas. Girls designed decorate orna ments for a local fair. others lacked suitable materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Kula
Oxf Junction
Inwa
Bee
Bhek
Verna Barton
Katy
Miller
Freeport
R. C.bilien
Clay Dickerson
Center
Lillie Fowler
Doris Kinles
Mr. Enders
J. D. Henry
Authorities Urge Early Ordering of Commercial Fertilizers
Experts from Wisconsin College of Agriculture Clemson College and Swift & Company urge farmers to order next spring's fertilizer now and haul it home. They warn storage limits and rising prices will constrain supply, stressing steady production and deliveries to meet farm needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Soils Department
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Anterita
M. C. Rochester
Clemson College
South Carolina
4Ba
Princeville
Swift & Company
Swift
Rice Gowers Turn To Long Grains Prices Firm To Higher
Southern rice growers favored long grain varieties in 1948. USDA reports from its southwest area office show long grains at about 58 percent of southern production, up from 49 percent in 1947. Medium grain rose to roughly 38 percent, while short and other varieties fell to around 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Market rounds show firm rice and zinc prices steady
Light movement keeps prices firm as Rexore trades at 12 a barrel in Louisiana and Zenith bids near 33.50 to 3.75. Patna Nirn and Blue Bonnet advance to 13.50 and 12 to 12.50 while Fortuna and Zenith quote 12 to 10.50. Regular shipments continue to Cuba and to Israel the Philippines and the Dutch East Indies receive supplemental allocations totaling over 309000 barrels this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexore
Louisiane
Zenith Turner
Texas ‘Mills
Patna
Atkanaag
Ark Resort
Zenith
Houston Mill
Fortuna
Cuba
Israel
Phillipines
Dutch East Indies
Hi Way Inn to Host Radio Dance With Red Canielson
The Hi Way Inn presents a Sunday afternoon Radio Dance starting at 2:20 PM with Red Canielson and his T-plete orchestra. The dance will be broadcast on Redie Station KULP El Campo from 4:20 to 4:00 and again at AAW to 100 pan. It marks the first dance broadcast from Colorado County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Canielson
Redie
KULP
el Campo
Colorado County
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Eagle Lase Catholic Petron
Ree
A. W. Dideer
Broce Island Baptiat Cburos
Ani
Tim
Ing
Apostolio Slith Mission
Mia Sna Mess
B. L. Wulliaren
T Baptist Church
In Baghain Morales
Euthoran
D. 0
Isoneshpele
Henry L. Kretyschmar
Openientos
Pastor G. Well
Ning
Apne Kreftzsehmar
Tet~sch
Olivers
Con Criddlestan
S Heaney Krajacnimar
Karnabadald
Cubiylie Altur Snebety Fittean
Miertihers
Hesse
Y Talgore
Waditeaday
Pia
Thilie Allin ‘Society, Oly
Holles
Welcom
Poe
Hp Civen
Sme Lind
Sishyterian Warner
Presbyterian
Aralae
E.W. Hanly
Rogiamothe
Eddie Caylor
mMerm-nemier
Episcopal Auxiliary Guild
John Larsen
Mem
The
Christ Episcopal Church
Mar
ST. Joan
Eagie Lake
Bundy
Sefisel Seturdas
Sf, Paul
Wolkanton
Red
Study Club Party Wed
Rock Island
Nicewander
T. B. Curry Jeff
LaPoor
Mrr. Wampler
Ebner Struss
S. Darryl
Nelson Bonds
Manstiels
Darryl Wook
Hi-Way Inn
Ghyist the
Eagle
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