Camp and social notes from Garwood area events
Garwood News notes list Loews Millet and Jes on Wed morning. East ers sponsor John Kallina stayed at Camp Steward Alcs with Frnka and her daughter. Hope visits Camp Arrowhead in Hunt with George Scameeckie of Houston. Oua Dandels spent Sunday at Rosenters watching relatives.
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John Kallina
Camp Steward Alcs
Frnka
Hope
Camp Arrowhead
Hunt
George Scameeckie
Houston
Oua Dandels
Rosenters
Hoffman Staff Wedding Held At Nada Church Monday
Miss Cecilia Hoffmenn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hoffman, married Frank Stak at St Mary's Church. Best man Louis Hoffman and attendants included Jo Louis Hoffmann. The ceremony featured Rev Riddd Hotter as celebrant and a nuptial Mass. Ed Hoffman and guests attended. Mr. Hoffmann recently left US service in Europe.
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Cecilia Hoffmenn
Robert Hoffman
Frank
Stak
St. Mary's Church
Riddd
Hottmer
Atses
Bilek
Es Bosie
Bessie Wasierek
Frances Wesselski
Jo Louis Hoffman
Daniel Staff
Popp
Dustin Waslerski
Ed Hoffman
Mr. Seaff
United States
Bert Weshes
Penny
Camp Arrowhean
Local Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Activities
The Eagle Lake Mission and nearby churches publish their June 21 1946 1986 schedule listings. Details include Sunday School times Morning Preaching Evangelistic Services Bible Study Thursday prayer meetings and Mass timings where applicable. The listings cover churches such as Eagle Lake Mission Dolly Memorial Methodist and Assembly of God with dates headlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurch School
W. 2
Lenhart
Mee Ray
G. W. FB
McXinndy
Richmond
Eagle Lake Mission
Christian Science Services and Church Notices
Local church notices summarize upcoming services and study plans. The Christian Science Service outlines the weekly Lesson and citations from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. First Baptist Church reports interdenominational services, prayer meetings, Sunday school, auxiliary activities, and mission study plans for June 1946, with names of leaders and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crist
Scientist
First Baptist Church
Culpepper
Bro
H.W
Ey Baptist W. Meu
Episcopal Auxiliary Guild to Meet at Mrs Woo Elkins
Tuesday afternoon the Episcopal Auxiliary Guild will meet at the home of Mrs Woo Elkins for their weekly gathering. Members of the Methodist Wa SC Sars are invited to attend the same time and place this afternoon at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Auxiliary Guild
Woo Elkins
Methodist
Wa SC
Clyde
American Lutheran Church School Admits Students
A damaged OCR fragment describes a St Pauls area church school activity. It mentions Lutheran church, a Saturday or Sunday scene, and a policy about admissions or tuition. Names and places are unclear but reference to a local faith community and education.
First Evangelical Church Revival Services Begin June 30
Sunday notices announce revival services at the First Evangelical Church in Lissie Texas with Sunday School for all ages Morning Worship at 1102 am Sermon by Pastor on What Jesus Believed Evening Worship and prayer sessions. Billy Reading returns from a two week stay at Carpl Allen?
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St. 144
Roger Kulougi
Jack McElmursty
Lonnie Duke
Lake Side Derive
Hampton
Efi Presbyterian Church
Jung
iSds
Mday Schoen A
Bunday School
iWud A. Ayon
Billy Reading
Carp Allen
Ram sey well survey and Krider wall prospects reported
A fragmented report notes surveying near Ramsey with references to a 600 foot north and 1380 foot southeast line setup by Schulze Survey. It mentions a service casing at 1 feet and a prospect for a Krider wall described as very good, with details pending late this week.
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Tract I. RR
Schulze Survey
Promisiog
Ramsey
Gsbi
Toca
Episcopal Guild Special Meeting Tuesday
Episcopal Guild of the Columbus Episcopal Church held a special meeting Tuesday afternoon. Members discussed the Book of Remembrance honoring Rev George H Ving and Bishop Kinselying, with gifts supporting Texas ministry students. a tea followed at Mrs David Wintermann’s home.
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Seventesnhambers
Auxiliary Guild of the. Columbus
Epi
Mem 1St Episcopal
Las
Houston
George H_ ving
Kingdom of God
Func
Texas
Episcopal Church
Biys A. F. Harbert
Kinselying
George
Indies
David Wintermann
Sonny Spanskel Sees All Star Baseball Honor Okinawa
Sean J Spanikel was named among outstanding third basemen for the Okinawa all star game in a dispatch from the U S Army Public Relations Office. The article notes his nickname Benny and references family in Mire, Wy and Houston where a hospital stay follows surgery.
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Sonny Spanskel
Okinawa
United Stes Army
Sean J Spanikel
Bfe
Benny
WB. Spaniel
Omie
Chesterville News items and family notices scattered
A jumble of local names and family notices lists Mrs Miuplee Barris Mrs Mary Smith and others with references to relatives and visits. multiple mentions include Mr Juve Derher and Joe Serena with daughters and a group of workers to Kaze lake and Mys. Wills and Dempsie with a Houston trip and Navy family notes wrap the page.
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Handson
Jay de
Ray
Les Ariditsot
Missy
Mus
Helen Hern
Mr Juve Derher
Uanghher
Ais
Salles Mibrig
Kenneth Cin
Suending
Aed
Ronneth
Wiendine Cedge
Napuryllie
Aminals
Te Lear
Livers
Mary Smith
AL Tiir
Kieston
Keend
TH. Wills
Une Dempsie
Houston
Local Visitors and Vacations Trace through City
NADA NEWS lists Herbert Popp of Washington DC enjoying a week's stay at home while Pvt. Noerbert Messmer of Keesley Field Mississippi is on a 15 day furlough reporting to Camp Mayor in California. Mr and Mrs Albert Boerhisch of Cleburne visit during Mrs Boernischs vacation. Miss Izabel Bittner of San Antonio visits family during her vacation returning Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Boernisch and daughter Rose Maury of Houston spend a fortnight with relatives during Mrs Boernischs vacation. John E Popp underwent surgery at Nightingale Hospital in El Campo last Saturday morning. Speedy recovery wishes. Sylvester Bittner spent the occasion.
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Herbert Popp
Washington, D.C
Noerbert Messmer
Keesley Field
Mississippi
California
Albert Boerhisch
Cleburne
Boernisch
Izabel Bittner
Say
Antonio S
Henry Boernisch
Rose Maury
Houston
Bozrmisch
John E. Popp
Nightingale Hospital
E! Campo
Sylvester Bittner
Weekend Visits and Local Doings Highlight Community
Miss Esiotle Tate of Yoakem visits her sister’s family as they host Mr and Mrs Eryla LEstlinbaum. Tate recently graduated from Yoakam School and now works at J. B. Smith Co. The Smith store offers summer hats at one sale price. Mr and Mrs N. L. Bidwell and family spent Sunday in Sealy with relatives.
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Esiotle Tate
Yoakem
Wome
Eryla “Lestlinbaum
J. B Smith Co
Miss Tate
Yoakkum School
B. Smith Co
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Garwood News
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Danginob
Finks
Krevescamar
Meris
San Francisco
Western Auto
Eagle
TRE Bostros
Firces Sarvice
Ali Tubes
Taz
Iter
Gohther
Christ Episcopal Church
Claude Pruiy
Eagle Lake
A.W. Didner
Assembly OF God
Als
L. C. Matthews
Christian Science Services
Tuesay
Ghimeserving
J. C. Lockwood
Mollie Davidson
Paul Lowes
J.D. Hopkins
Jrecreation
Prank Davidson
Clara-Mae' Wash
Chas
Cunpeppee, Jr
Hevoree
Wayl U
Rome
Angel
Lutheran Missionery Society
Louis Tallas
Luetheran Missionery Society
Columbus
G. Wolf
Presbyterian Auamiary
Auxilary
T. & Haley
Colorado County
Toms. Skelly O' Company
Clara Berthold
R. Dandy Survey
Superior Oil Company No
Myra 5
Prynr
BR. B
BL & 1
Methodist W
Iautie Lalta
Tess
Beyie Ge Mul Lispor
Hassas
Pyors
First Evangelical Church
Lissie
Tew Iay
Wasier
Episcopal Guild
Keringy
ISNE
Memo Tis Hospital
GW. Keeling
Tene
BL. Vineyint
H.W. Graves
Moustin
Mandiy
T. P. Haley
John Armstrong
Chesterville News
Miuplee Barris
M. E. Selph
Aghrey den Roale Hoih
United States Navy
Meu
Elling
Eagle Taxi CO
Coveredon
Mun Sreene
Pelalixe
Guil
Gulf Service
Paul Wakefield
Ign
Nnion Club
J.B. Smith CO
Nada News
A. C. Linpoldt
Dickie” McBride
Laura Lee
MAUS
Riverside Park
Fast Bernard
EOCR
Sister Ak Jourdanton
Mrnv
N. L. Bidwell
Sealy
Boyce House
Gil
Eouse
Boyes
Houze
Poutioe Avert
Sain
Smith - Craft
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