Appreciation note from Texas health department staff
A fragmentary holiday message from the Texas Department of Health and several officials including Lec Kerman and Jone Mahalite, conveying best wishes. The readable portion lists names and titles such as assistant director and instructor, with scattered tokens suggesting a formal acknowledgment or greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enasen
Texas
Dept. of Health
Lec Kerman
Asstator
Engle
Corl
DAR Tea Honors Good Citizens at Cabeshus Event
The DAR held a tea honoring Good Citizens with students and mothers. Kathryn McRee assisted, and certificates of merit were presented to each student, who pinned a DAR daughter or son pin on their mother or themselves. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. W. W. Guar and Mrs. Rymer Kolbe.
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Weimar
Beboak
Tleryi Tilisek
Sisa Hill
Rowe
Thay
Tury
Kathryn McRee
W.W. Guar
Rymer Kolbe
West
Edware
Ap Mre
J. H. Wooten, Jr
Right To Read Workshop Held at Sheridan
A Right To Read workshop was held at Sheridan organized by the Region Indurational Service Centre and independent school staff. The event showcased posters and materials for parents and teachers with speakers including Madeline Townsend and June Cupats, aiming to promote reading initiatives in the local district.
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Sheridan
Renee Ee
Schent
Speritan
Toundey
Fim
Adame
Certee
Seta
Perens Deparnd
Kohin Pend
Manette Fete
Gayle Dobbs
Lites Wises
Sindy Lepeust
Maudle Townsend
Méez Reinehoirdt
June Cupats
Ann Myre
Doble
Dmers
Brown
Tas
Nortlay Ferents
Ant Teedore
Tree symbolism in Christmas customs across centuries
A fragmented review traces how Christmas tree lore spread from Germany to other lands, noting Mart Luther's night alignment and a tenth century association of evergreens with the season. It references forests near the Holy Land and distant lands, depicting a long historical lineage of the tree’s festive meaning.
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Germany
Martie Luther
Christ
Christmastide Reflections from an Innkeeper’s Tale
A reflective Christmas piece explores humble roles at the nativity scene and the inner life of the innkeeper. It weaves personal longing, faith, and the desire to witness the Christ event through everyday acts, recalling travels to Bethlehem and Calvary while seeking spiritual renewal in daily life.
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Cherie
Maryich
Shepherd
Duraly WacHe
Jedeger
Awey
Gene Hhem
Tyne
Beehletem
Calvary
Catholics
Baptista, Lytherana
Prashyserieng
Church of Christ
Bplace Oallans
Ater Methodiata
Parshamene and Magnalls Leaves in Nativity Setting
A fragment discusses Parshamene and Magnalls ad quince leaves used in a nativity scene. It notes their properties, including growth and shaping, and mentions Welch Leaves of magnolia and related papercraft uses. The text is cut, preserving only the brief reference to leaves and their retention of form in drived arrangements.
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Eagle Lake
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