Communion Recital at Meng Catholic Church
Five children in Meng receive First Holy Communion at St. Ch's Catholic Church West. Recipients include Earl Gene Jones Dubert Brasen Jr Angeline Koen and Shirley Drymalla. Mass by Rev A W Diener Dennis Neuendorff A O M 2c and local families visited or hosted over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Trousing
Ciock West
Meng
Earl Gene Jones
Dubert Brasen, Jr
Angeline Koen
Shirley Drymalla
A. W. Diener
Dennis Neuendorff
Corpus Christi
Mrr
Johr. Neuendorff
Hen.jeariz
Mary Rainer
Nada
Zio Ketrla
San Antonio
Anton Drymaila
Brother Pie Ely
Fort Sam
General Hospital
Ed Seibreit
Margaret
Leo Braden
Ervin Neimeyer
Annie, Neimeyer
Serbert Braden
Anton Neuen
August Jones
Sylar Drymolia
Horts
Gene Ones
Drymalla
Lester Schindier
Mary Ruth Sons
Bernardo
Frederic, Okla
Lester
Uncle's Boys veterans and families recall World War II service
The page lists soldiers returning from or serving in the war, including Sgt Rudolph Bitner liberated from a German POW camp after 69 days at home, and reports on Walter Schoellmann, Norbert Meismer, Herbert Popple, Px Paul Raaz visiting his hospitalized wife, and others stationed in Georgia, India, the Pacific, and at Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Bitner
Germany
Salern
Fort Sam Houston
Walter Schoellmann
Norbert Meismer
Herbert Popp
Paul Raaz
Camp
South Carolina
Nightingale Hospital
el Campo
Raymond Safer
Sas i Wobte
7Th Army
Fourth Birthday Celebrations For Patricia Thomas
Last Friday afternoon Patricia Thomas celebrated her fourth birthday with family and neighbors. Assisted by sister Judy Fay Thomas and brother Hunter Thomas, she enjoyed games and ice cream, with friends including Shirley Ann Enka and others joining the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Thomas
Judy Fay Thomas
Hunter Thomas
Aohor
Patri
Thomas
Shirley Ann Enka
Tuckie Terrell
Millard Brisbols
Sandre Thomas
Suzanna Harbin
Hunter
Patricia
Mary Agnes Draingoole
Bob Send
Jim Brooks
Dances Set For July 7 At Red Hill and Hungerford Hall
Dance fans will enjoy two popular programs on July 7 with Louis Michalka orchestra at Red Hill Auditorium El Campo and piano by Red Cornelian. Lad Janda and his band play at Hungerford Hall Hungerford Texas on Wednesday July 7 with strong rhythm and a cool maple floor attracting a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hill Natorium
el Campo
Louis Michalka
Red Cornelion
Lad Janda
Hungerford Hall
Hungerford
Texas
Lad
Langer
July Fourth Family Fest Near Columbus and Local Notices
A Columbus area Fourth of July gathering featured Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rawlins with their son Jacl L. Cleat and kin enjoying a barbecue under pecan trees. Several families and visitors from Dallas La Porte Houston and Galveston joined, with church groups planning a Saturday food sale at 2 PM in the American Rice Growers Office. Navy memories and requests for addresses from servicemen active in the Asiatic Pacific Theater are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Lee Barnett
W. A. Barnett
Philippine
William ‘Pete’ Ier
Mary Glasier
Eagle Lake
United Staes Navy
Lee
Pete
Charles Rawlins
Jacl L. Cleat
Columbus
John Brishois
Millard
R. H. Thomas
Judy Fay
Patricia
Hunter
New Braunfels
Thomas
Brishoix
W. A. Dealey
W. A. Dealey, Jr
Dallas
FV. Duncan
Wm. Waddell
le Porte
Mary Clements
Wichita Falls
Louise Weddell
Elizabeth Coukerboo
la Porte
American Rice Growers
American Luthern Church
Elementary Teachers Adopt Objectives at University Meeting
In Austin Texas a three day institute at the University of Texas led the Texas Elementary Principals and Teachers Association to adopt three major objectives for elementary educators. They call for evaluative criteria in all Texas schools certification standards for principals and revisions in teachers certificates. Eleven district chairmen were named to aid in enacting the objectives and engaging schools and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Charles H. Dent
Dallas
Elementary Principals Association
L. A. Woods
Davi i Sellars
Fort Worth
Mabel Keeton Walker
Classroom Teachers Association of
Henry J. Otto
University of Texas
Arvin N. Donner
Houston
Edgar Elen Wilson
State Department of Education
Taad
WPB Reconversion Policy Endorsed By Krug Free Enterprise Stance
War Production Board policy announced by Chairman Krug favors private planning over government control to speed reconversion. It argues regulations hinder production and employment, urging rapid removal of limits to boost postwar growth. Krug warns some areas will face unemployment as peacetime industries restart, while general prosperity depends on market-based recovery. Miss Billy Jean Gordy becomes a Shell Refinery Houston office typist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Krug
WPB
Japan
Mr. Krug
Ama
Netie
Business
Ober
Billy Jean Gordy
Shell ‘Gh
Houston
Card of Thanks from HL Kretzschmar
I thank my teary friends for their kindnesses during my recent illness. HL KRETZSCHMAR expresses gratitude for support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kretzschmar
Women Workers Should Name Change After Marriage
Women workers should notify the Social Security Board when they marry to update records and simplify future claims for old age and survivors benefits. The Houston office provides two forms. submit with the maiden name Social Security card, to receive a card in the married name with the original number. The Board keeps information confidential and encourages contact with Fred C. Rager, manager, Houston field office, 313 Federal Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Houston
Fred C. Rager
Houston Field Office
Federal Office
Peaches Add Variety To Summer Menus
Prospect of a peach trap this summer encourages cooks to use fresh peaches to enrich meals in coming weeks. Edith Lawrence of the Texas Extension Service notes yellow peaches supply Vitamin A and peaches overall compare well with other fruits for Vitamin C. Aimed at simple serving, peaches can begin meals or finish with chiffon pie, peach crisp, peach gobbler, or cottage cheese peach mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Edith Lawrence
Texas Extension Service
Miss Lawrence
Lat era Church Sale Of Delicacies At Rice Growers Office
Ladies from the Lat era Church host a Saturday afternoon sale at 2 o'clock in the Rice Growers Association office offering a variety of foods. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Luthern Church
American Rice Growers Association
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Fridat—Tomgh? Onli
Pillow
Ida
Lupino
Sydney Green
Sired
Wiliam Prince
Bob
Heat Gibson
Betty Miles
Tarazan and the
Johsiny Weissmailer
Brenta
Henry
Irk Ine
Ray Huiten
Hugh Herbert
Ans Sarvepe
Billy Gilber
Canary
News
Thuesday
Ouly
Bernardo News
Dorothy Neuendorff
Josephine Proka
Fred Gorka
Georgia
Virgil Mott
Valdosta
R. K. Mott
Plare
Rom India
James Ray Thomas
Griff Thomas, Jr
India
Sonny Dugas
Sonny
Whi Castle
Las
United States Navy
Roland Campbell
H. 3
Campbell
Roland
Eighth Air Force
Wesley Causey
Annapolis
Maryland
United States Naval Academy
Chas. Causey
Liesie
Gordon Causey
Naval
Schoellman
Garwood
Pater
Walter Lee Bauer
Fort Sam Houstan
Kem
San Antonio Hospital
Ass Teymendadnick
Alfred Zakradnick
Tarle Lake
Brooke
Brooke Hospital
Fort Sem Houston
Zakradnick
Camp Roberts
California
12Th
1St Cavalry Division
Admiralty Island
Leyte
Luzon
Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippine Liberation Rit
Wm. Schultz
Frank Norman Davidson
Hilda Scherpig
Lucille Peters
End L. Mill
Virginia
Sue Colly
Lotane Wilkins
Litue
Geo
And
Lloyd Spalinger
Virginia Spalinger
Galveston
Annette Seanalm
Marilyn Pickett
Eagle Lake Grammar and High Schools
Grover H, Sundberg
Fulton Drumgoole
Frank Mazac
Tiny" Estlinbaum
Charles Walker
Mariatmas
Grover
FORD
Seton Cmt
Universal Motor Company
Jean Barnett
Sshe
Southwestern Electrical Suprey Company
Air Mail
Albert’s Variety Store
Red & White
Jreperson Island
van Camp
ST. Joseph Aspirin
Bama
Red & White Choice
Kadota Figs
ONS
Washington
Doz
Lockwood Bros
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