Wartime Home Front Digest for Readers and Services
Wartime ration notices cover Stamp No. 23 and other stamps valid through May and June, plus ration book details. Insurance for soldiers outlines a $10,000 maximum via the national service program with August 10 deadline. Tobacco can be sent to prisoners under a multiagency plan, with limits per internee and forwarding rules. Theft and forgery alerts urge security steps for government check recipients including home delivery checks and ID verification.
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Civilians Gain Official Service Bars in Defense Drive
Civilians may earn official service bars under a Civilian Defense directive. Six service levels will recognize hours of service, with ranges from 500 to 105,000 hours. The program links to wartime civilian mobilization and includes warnings for poultry racketeers, price controls on poultry and other foods, and restricted luggage types.
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Armed Services
Collins Ber
Oras
Stey Lawerd Leoner
Coral Churches Go To Church Somewhere
The notice lists Coral Churches including Dolly Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. G A Schulze as pastor. Morning worship is 10 50 a m with a sermon titled Life Of The High invited School Class pi as special gu, and an evening service at 8 p m with the message titled Enough For All, indicating service times and topics.
Methodist W. 8. C. S. Study Meeting Report
Mrs. G A Schulze led the study on Light Amid Dark at the regular Tuesday session. Mrs. Travis Craig reported on the district conference in Gon. Next week hosts are Mrs. W H Albrecht and Mrs O E Erekson for the Silver Tea in the church parlor. Eleven members attended the Bible study led by Mrs C O Estes. Next meeting is social and benevolence night at Mrs B L Vines home with Mrs Vineyard and Mrs CLO Estes as hostesses.
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G. A. Schulze
Travis Craig
Gonwill
W. H. Albrecht
O. E. Erekson
C. O. Estes
Joshua
B. L. Vinesyard
Vineyard
Clo
Estes
CHURCH SERVICES AND Revival Plans Near Eagle Lake
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH announces the third Sunday after Easter with Holy Communion at 11 a.m and a United Thanksgiving presentation. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lists May 16 1943 events with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m and sermons titled The World's Only Necessity God Purposed to Save Us. Prayer meeting on May 19 8 p.m and a revival planned from June 9 to June 20 urging Eagle Lake to seek a Holy Spirit revival.
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HH. Broyles
Eagle Lake
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services May 16 1943
Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 a m Evening Worship at 7:00 p m J O Harrell from Austin Seminary will preach at both services Public invited Choir practices Wednesday 7 p m
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J. O. Harrell
Austin Seminary
Larrell
Mortality and Immortality in the Christian Science Lesson
The article outlines the May 16 Lesson-Sermon for Churches of Christ Scientist. It notes the Golden Text from Second Corinthians 5 16 and the call to put on immortality. It cites passages from the Bible and Eddy's Health with Key to the Scriptures about shedding the old man and deeds.
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Churches of Christ
Fagle Lake Catholic Church Mass Instruction Notice
Sun day May 15 mass at 9 30 am with immediate instruction for children after mass at 10 00 am Rev A W Didner leads parish at Fagle Lake Catholic Church Public notice for parishioners and families in the region seeking guidance and involvement in church activities
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Fagle Lake Catholic Church
A. W. Didner
American Lutheran Church Service and Vacation Bible School
The American Lutheran Church invites all to an 8:15 p.m. service with Pastor G Wolf, no Sunday School, and a sermon by Pastor HLT. Flichmeier at Brenham. Vacation Bible School begins in May for children of all ages.
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Brenham
Segin
Hyun
Eagle Lake Mission Pastor Millard Brown Speech
A brief church item notes Millard Brown of Eagle Lake Mission inviting attendance at services on Sunday at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The note emphasizes hearing the Gospel, conviction, and repentance for the unsaved despite others being busy.
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Eagle Lake Mission
Millard Brown
Lissie Evangelical Church Pastor Pay Sener Service
Readable fragments show Lissie Evangelical Church with Pastor Bayles and Bayles Weep. Sunday School is mentioned with a partial address and timetable, indicating a church gathering and related activities.
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Lissie
Presbyterian Auxiliary Birthday Meeting At Church
Presbyterian Auxiliary held a Tuesday afternoon birthday program in the Sunday School room. Seventeen members attended with Mrs. A. Seaholm hosting and served by her daughter Mrs. R. S. Mens. The offering supported Christian Literature for Mexico. Baby Dan Stephens Taylor guest of honor. Sunshine Class met Thursday afternoon with Miss Sallie Jones hosting. Fifteen members present. President Mrs. W. H. Albrecht led roll call with verses. Devo titled Choice. Miss Jones led devotional. Mrs. Cecil Gerstenberg spoke on study at Europe. Business session followed by social hour with orange sherbet and cookies and flowers.
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E. W. Hanly
A. Seaholm
R. 8
Mens
Mexice
Dan Stepheens Taylor
Mary Martha Cliss Meeting at Methodist Church Parlor
A Friday afternoon church session led by Mrs. Oliver Westmoreland reduced the church debt by 15 dollars, bringing the needed amount to 20 dollars. No May time party due to commencement activities and education board notes included.
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Methodist Church
Oliver Westmoreland
Cass
Altar Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Spunihel
Mrs R F Spunihel hosted 18 Altar Society members Tuesday afternoon. The home smelled with gladioli and carnations as prayer for peace opened the meeting. A routine business session followed by a tasty lunch of kelaches sandwiches tea and coffee. Mrs Raymond Jochele made a liberal donation. Mrs R Day added notes on Catholic Church customs. Meeting adjourned with Litany to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The next meeting will be with Mrs S A Taylor.
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R. F. Spunihel
Altar Society
Raymond Jochele
R. Day Y
Virgin Mary
SA Tayor
Meeting of WHO Club on Thursday May twenty seventh
The next meeting of the WHO Club will be Thursday May 27 at the home of Mrs George H Heck. Members are invited and visitors are welcome. A call to the Home Department to fill vacancies is noted, with Army involvement hinted.
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WHO Club
George H. Heck
Sphad
Bulls for sale by Griffith Everett Bros at Alleyton
For rent, with private mu... huv. Bulls for sale eleven Te re ford Bulls aged three to four years, all registered or registerable. Prices range from 175 to 200 dollars. Contact CL Griffith, Everett Bros, Alleyton, Texas. Mr and Mrs Rudy Duyks son spent list Sabha in Ed po and Wharton. sum.
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Rotary Meeting Welcomes Ed Johnson and Members
Rotary news notes Ed Johnson’s return and a new member K R Bowie. Visiting Rotarians Sam Seymour Jr and Wm Hintz of Columbus attend as W M Lindsay presents State Game Warden T T Waddell who gives a timely talk on fish. The Vaughan Co-Worker notes Percy C Middlebrook wins the company prize for Idea of the Month for proposing celotex in chicken house walls.
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Rotary
Ed Johnson
K. R. Bowie
Sam K. Seymour, Jr
Wm. Hintz
Columbus
W. M. Lindsay
T. T. Waddell
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Waddell
Rotary Eagle
Vaughan
Alamo Lumber Co
Percy C. Middlebrook
Alimo Lumber Company
Heavy Rain Brings Welcome Water to Area Monday
A strong rainstorm moved through the immediate section Monday around noon, the first rainfall since March. Crops and gardens saluted the water as townsfolk watched the river and local activity. A family dinner party at Wharton last Tuesday surprised Mary who sought traveler's checks, prompting the clerk to ask for identification.
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Fritz Engelhard
Wis
Arthur Ander Lehus
Henry Wessels
Amily
Wharton
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