Lions Club East Bernard meeting honors Roy Keaton speaker
The East Bernard Lions Club held a November meeting at the Methodist recreational building with Lion W. B. Russek presiding. Principal speaker Roy Keaton, Austin state secretary for Lions International, spoke on leadership as longtime members and guests attended, officers announced a Trade Day plan and a restructuring of local activities while several members and visitors from Rosenberg and Eagle Lake joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bernard Methodist
Lion
W. B. Russek
Linn
Tom Gibbs
Lions
W. Kosm
Bill Behrens
Sa Ging
Lionseery
Emily Torms
Rosenberg
Lion R
Roy Keaton
Austin
Lions International
Asie Crem
Elo
Bernardes
Ling Peimi Ih
Ebemprad Lions Club
Lind Ee B. Boerteber
Will
Evington Pictd
Young People's League of the Methodist Church
Eagle Lake
Jack Reed
A. T. Leveridge
Darge
East Bernard Public Hom
Anc Sun
East Bernard
Russel
Lion's
Minse Naga
Lion R. Be Gouticher, Jr
Sam
Russek
New Orleans
Tum
Lioness Russek
Lion Raymond Brandes
Raymond
Rom Rotinowite-Otin Co
Riaymond
Jyestique
Jim
Community Church Schedule and Local Notices
The Methodist Church outlines evening services and weekly meetings including a 10:00 p m Sunday schedule and a 8:00 p m Monday prayer session plus a 8:00 p m Friday cottage prayer meeting. The Cub Pack led by Victor Russek lists five members and adult leaders Mrs Altwein and Melvin Kaymen. Martha Louise Behrens visited from John Sealy Hospital. Victor Russek attended family events at grandparents’ home. household blue and yellow decorations featured for a Baidu Chuir gathering hosted by Mrs Boettcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Victor Russek
Henry Altwein
Melvin Kaym
Rosenberg Park
Clarence Marik
Virgil Altwein
Donald Otto
Bennie Urbish
Gus Ruissik
Schwlenburgs
R. OG. Boetteher
Cleft Cy Boettcher
Boetteher
Aubrey T. Levmindge
Jea Carsicani
Oilmen Paying Texas Schools
A Texas report from the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association says petroleum industry taxes funded about a quarter of public school costs last year. It notes rural aid and rural high school funds were heavily supported by oil revenues, with per pupil costs varying widely by district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas Petroleum
Texas Mid-Continentafl and Gas Association
Association
Volluelors
Te Independent
Sehnel ¢Isilel
Texas Pblic School
Stiles
Petroleum
Bridge Luncheon Club Hosts and Hospital Bound Member
The Wednesday forenoon Bridge Luncheon Club met at Mrs. W. A. Dallas’s home for a series of games. Mrs. W. E. Lenhart won the club trophy. James Braddock left for the Methodist Hospital in Houston for plastic surgery on his arm. Misses Wass Smithville and Virgie Belle Hughes of Houston were guests, and Mrs. Nannie Barrow left for Houston with her daughters and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dallas
TC. Gatenting
R. Wilkes
el Paso
W. E. Lenhart
James Braddock
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Wass Smithville
Virgie Belle Hughes
A. W. Linke
Nannie Barrow
Hospital News and Local Visits Mentioned in Texas Towns
A fragmented hospital update notes surgeons Charles Orsah Hungerford Pearl McCormiel Lissie and Seaholm Eagle Take Tom Smith East Bernard treating ailments with progress reported. Visitors Manita Squibbs Lal Parte grandparents Charles Keprta visit El Campo. Texas trip covers business and pleasure with Center Mrs P J Cooper improving after illness. NVA unit survey shows investment in buildings keeps presence. Lutkin Augustine shop Jasper San Augustine Beaumont NYA projects noted. Galveston fishing trip reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital News
Charles Orsah
Hungerford
Pearl McCormiel
Lissie
Seaholm
Tom Smith
East Bernard
Josephine
Bernard
Charles Dusek
Kirth
Stegall
Agle Lake
Etar Corman
Victor Corman
H. G. Stegall
Manita Squibbs
Lal Parte
Charles Keprta
August Schaer
el Campo
J. Z. Peace
Texas
Mer
Peace
P. J. Cooper
Center
NVA
Penneo
Lutkin
Howe
Augustine
Jasper Girl
San Augustine
Venters
Beaumont Nya
Galveston
Baby girl Patricia Ann born at Caney Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs R H Thomas announce the arrival of a five pound fourteen ounce baby girl on Sunday morning June 29 at Caney Valley Hospital Wharton The little girl named Patricia Ann This makes two little Queens in the household Congratulations extended A J Harbert visited Kerrville to spend a week with Mrs M L Anderson Mrs CG R Curry accompanied by her mother visit in Luling Victor Engelhard returned from Houston reporting a satisfactory convalescence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Urhanie
Margaret
Galveston
East Bernard
Atrs
Honey
Antonia
Reece
Nephew
Finois
Johane Schuhmacher
August Vacek
Wes
Hita
Kan
W.rs
H. Brandes
Preacher
Schuhmacher
JD Bowie
Brownwood
Ben Folk
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Oldehama
Freddie
Lee
Kelly Field
Lieu
A. D. Justice of
Cleminie Novasad
Abilene
Pricumeriy
Annie Burton
Houston
V. Wallner
F. J. Tonwin
Sodey
Verret
Albert Lupek
Detroit
Chatham
Canada
E.M. Miller
Dallas
Ray Williamson
Elizahook
Laurence
Williamson
Tobola
Weslaco
M Lone Jutitek
Eric Monthy
New Braunfels
William Robries
Knights of Columbus
John J. Hajovsky
R. H. Thomas
Caney Valley Hospital
Wharton
Patricia Ann
A. J. Harbert
Kerrvile
M. Ll. Anderson
CG. R. Curry
Birthday Dinner Trip Highlights Local Family Visit
Effie Merle Karl Gladys Brundage and Dorothy joined their nephew Freddy Bucanek for a birthday dinner in Geneva Sunday. Gus Vogelsing and others spent the day picnicking and river swimming, while district convention plans set for August 10 at Riverside Pavilion. O’Connell to speak. Rev Kunes will attend the San Antonio event. Hew J Tydlacka of Rosenberg visited the rectory Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie
Merle
Karl Gladys Brundage
Dorothy
Genada
Cour Sib
Freddy Bucanek
Gus Vogelsing
Srg
Beck
Vietor
Picnié &Prnad
el Canype
East Bernard
Riverside
P. O'Connel
Kunespent
San Antonio
CY. O
J. Tydlacka
Rosenberg
Demonstration of Water Bath Canning At WHD Club Meeting
Miss Winifred Jones led a waterbath canning demonstration at WEHD club at Mrs. George Heck’s home. She emphasized preserving nutrients, planning balanced meals per the Texas Food Standard, and the ease of canning fruits and vegetables for wholesome meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jones
Wehd Club
George Heck
Miss Jones
Wot Mueller
Banks Make $557,000 Loans in Texas Half of 1940
In the second half of 1940, 25 percent of Texas banks or 207 of 932 reported 388,067 new loans totaling 288,382,707 dollars and 187,092 renewals totaling 315,012,132 dollars. Mortgage loans added 2084 totaling 5,689,065, with total loans at 609,084,705 dollars. Banks maintained open lines of credit totaling 557,000 dollars in large centers, and average loan activity per bank is noted alongside regional figures.
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Texas
Research Council
American Bankers Association
Sir Wi
Gradit
Petiewall Wang
Mrs. Willian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge
St . Victor
Gous
WHD Club
Avo
Caney Valley
Texas Southwestern Gas Company
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