Garwood News notices and social updates in 1945 edition
Local Garwood News column from Friday November 23 1945 details residents visiting and returning from overseas service through Fort Sam Houston Houston and San Antonio. It lists PTA meeting changes WSC chili supper church activities and many families visiting relatives including Krenek Pinchback Ripple Crim Chapman and Schilling. Melvin Schilling Billie Lehrer and others recently discharged from army duties are noted as returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Salmon
Houston
E. E. Green
Ed Stallman
Carl Smith
San Antonio
PTA
John Gideon
Methdist
Wm. Barr
Pierce
Tony Pinchback
Lee Krenek
Los Angeles
California
A. M. Krenek
Paul Chapman
Porrest Crim
Waco
Wilton Chapmen
Dens
Bev
John Chapmen
Chepmen
Sialimen
University of Texas
Alms Doyle Pinchbeck
Bonus
L. H. Obenhaus
Raymord Trevhig
Harry Kenardy
Pasatiena
Phillips
Ross
Arnold
Fayetteville
Louis Ripple
F. J. Stohr
Wm. Ripple
LL Ripple
J Vipple
Edwin C. Ripple
Julia Scotha
Fred Ripple
Bob Hart
Joe Charianec
Victor Steffek
End
Julius Cherianec
Joe Mozisek
Clem Bacak
Emil Horecka
Redt Schilling
Melvin Area
Ees Baling
Mi Iling
Eldin Weid
Nini Binsborg
Ny Emily Margarium
Reception Honoring General Howard Davidson in Wharton
Mr and Mrs Frank Davidson and heirs traveled to Wharton on Wednesday of last week to attend a reception for their cousin Major General Howard C Davidson house guest of Mrs J R Wright The event at the community center was hosted by Mrs Wright and others General Davidson led the 10th Air Force in the China Burma India theatre and recently returned to the United States He terms Wharton his home town and more than two hundred friends and relatives met him on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davidson
Mary Elizabeth Putmey
Bowers Toliver
Wharton
Howard C. Davidson
J. R. Wright
Wright
Charles Davis
Thomas Abel
R. D. Wright
Davidson
10Th Air Force
Joseph Sidwell
United States
Iren
Laughlin Hospital Aids and House Guests Reported
Laughlin Hospital lists Thursday evening patients including H. L. Freid New Ulm Anna Lee Swearingen Wm Spallinger Sophie Theuman J C Laughlin in city section Clarence Stephenson Willie Pettus colored section and notes dismissals of Mrs Loraine Anthony Elmer Struss and son Mrs Ralph Thomas and son Mrs Ruby Anlers Jackie Waddell Rock Island Mrs Cora Thatcher Weihmar plus Mrs Bertis Smith Matthews and colored guests Idelle Powell Frankie Jones. Residents remark on attire clues singling single men lack buttons on shirts and married men lack buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin Hospital
H. L. Freid
New Ulm
Anna Lee Swearingen
Wm. Spallinger
Sophie Theuman
J. C. Laughlin
City
Clarence Stephenson
Willie Pettus
Loraine Anthony
Elmer Struss and Son
Ralph Thomas
Ruby Anlers
Jackie Waddell
Rock Island
Cora Thatcher
Weimar
Bertis Smith
Matthews
Idelle Powell
Frankie Jones
Patient Recovering After Weimar Accident at Home
A patient injured in a home accident in Weimar has been resting at the home of her daughter, Mrs S S White, in Eagle Lake for several months. The patient is elderly and remains under care.
Local Churches Schedule Community Services
Sunday November 25 features Sun day School at 9 45 a m with Roger Killough Sup erintendent and morning worship at 10 50 a m Evening Worship at 8 00 p m Methodist Youth Fellowship 6 30 p m Also First Baptist Church events include Sunbeam Band at 10 00 a m Hour of Power prayer meetings and evening services plus W M A Mission Study and Thanksgiving services across Nov 27 28 29 and 30 with various circles lessons and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Killough
Methodist Youth Fellowship
WSCS
Jimior
Sunbeam
EH. Shirley
Sam H. Broyles
Jed
W. M._ Davis
First Baptist Church
Columbus
O. L. Culpepper
Moilié Davidson
C. P. Hoye
Adolf Feik
1 Presbyterian
Intermedite G. A
Dagle Lake Mission
Methodist W S C S Silver Tea at Mrs Sinclair's home
A large group of Methodist W S C S members gathered Tuesday afternoon for the monthly Silver Tea at Mrs. O E Sinclair’s home with co host Mrs A Lee Johnson. Refreshments were served buffet style and a coral vine centerpiece adorned the dining table. Mrs Johnson poured coffee and plans for the next gathering include continuing the book These Moving Times in the church parlor next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Sinclair
A. Lee Johnson
Sinclair
Eagle Lake Church Schedules and Mission Note
Eagle Lake Catholic Church announces Mass times on Saturdays and Sundays with variations by Sunday count, plus Wednesday service. Presbyterian and Eagle Lake Mission list weekly services, Sunday School, and evening worship, stressing interdenominational, practical gospel preaching and a welcome to attendees.
Christmas and Thanksgiving church schedule notices
Sunday November 25 1945 features several church notices from Christ Episcopal First Evangelical Eagle Lake and St Paul American Lutheran in Columbus with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship services at 11 a.m. or 7 p.m. plus midweek prayer and Thanksgiving services on November 28. Activities include sermons on The World Challenge of Thanksgiving and The Lot Blessing, with Christmas program practice at Eagle Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Enoch
God
American Lutheran Church
Eagle Lake
Texas
Rev
G. Wolf
Soul and Body in Christian Science Service Notice
Christian Science services announce a Lesson Sermon on Sunday November 25 with the Golden Text from II Corinthians and Psalms. It cites Science and Health passages on Soul as life and substance, noting the soul’s residence beyond matter. Mr and Mrs Dawson and Miss Manning visited J and Mrs Hoyo on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
R. G. Dawson
Hortense Manning
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets in Sunday School Room
Eight members of the Auxiliary met Tuesday afternoon for a business session in the Sunday School Room with President Mrs. E. M. Smith presiding and giving the devotional. Next Tuesday afternoon the ladies will be guests of Mrs. T. P. Haley at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Smith
Baptist Home Makers Class Holiday Supper at Lockwood Home
The First Baptist Church home makers class held a covered dish supper Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. J C Lockwood’s home. Members and their husbands enjoyed hot breads coffee and games. Attendees included J K Davidson Frank Davidson Von Turner Sam Broyles O Powers Chas Culpepper J C Lockwood Mrs Harley Hutson Mrs Frank Jam eson Mrs D B Sandifer Mrs J O Walker H D Swearingen and Clara Mae Nash. The next class supper will be at Mrs Hattie Carters in Honus for a Christmas party with Sunshine Sisters revealed and gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J.C. Lockpod
J. K. Davidson
Frank W. Davidson
von Turner
Sam Broyles
O. Powers
Chas. Culpepper
J.C
Chesterville News Personal Visits and Local Changes
Mrs James Tellaros and family arrived from Guthrie Oklahoma marking the first home visit in years. Sgt Clem Denton his wife and baby visited from army service on leave. Jim Clipson Sr departed for Houston after visiting relatives at Lissie. Pvt H Wills and family spent time with his mother Mrs J H Wills. Clifford Wiese remodeling his home to look like a new place. C Cassady bought the Roy Medsker property and plans to rebuild after tearing down the old house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tellaros
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Clem Denton
Jim Clipson
Chesterville
Houston
Lissie
Wills
Jimmie
J. H. Wills
Clifford Wiese
C. Cassady
Roy Medsker
Columbus Pastor To Preach at The Baptist Church Here
The First Baptist Church will host guest preacher Rev. William M. Davis at the morning service on Sunday, November 25. Davis, a Columbus pastor newly in town, is a former lawyer of seventeen years and former district judge. Rev. C L Culpepper Jr will exchange pulpits with him and preach the morning service in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William M. Davis
Davis
First Baptist Church of Columbus
Ias
South- Western Theological Seminary
Columbus
CL. Culpepper, Jr
Club Montezuma Thanksgiving Dance Tuesday Evening
The informal event at Club Montezuma features Bill Cornelson and his band for the annual Thanksgiving dance. Admission is by invitation and tickets are held by club members. Mrs. Mary Glasier returns from a four week visit with the Sims family in Houston and accompanies home a daughter and Mrs. Schomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Bill Cornelson
Mary Glasier
J. N. Sims
Houston
Glasier
Sims
PTA
San Antonio
Eagle Lake
P. Schomer
Reneverance Day Observed at First Baptist Church
Thirteen members attended the Reneverance Day program at First Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Davidson acted as hostess. Circle 1 of the Missionary Union will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Chas L Culpepper Jr and Circle 2 at Mrs. C P Hoyo's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Frank ‘Davidson
Circle No. 1
The
Missionary Union
Chas
L. Culpepper, Jr
Circle No. 2
C. P. Hoyo
Episcopal Auxiliary Guild Plans Chili Supper Bazaar
Mrs. Joe Lee McCreary hosted fourteen members for a Tuesday meeting. Diocesan Council dates January 22 and 28 were noted. A chili supper and bazaar are set for Rotary Hall on December Bth at five PM. Menu includes chili rice and beans. Bazaar items to be listed next week. Social hour and refreshments followed. Next meeting at Mrs. H. H. Reese Sr.'s home on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lee McCreary
Guild
Rotary Hall
H. H. Reese
Humble to World Wide Radio Air Texas A&M Football
Humble Oil and Refining Company will broadcast the annual A and M Texas U game overseas via Armed Forces Radio Service on Thursday November 29. Stations from New York to Honolulu will relay the game to troops abroad and in some U.S. regions, with KPRC Houston and several Texas stations also carrying it. Broadcast time is 2 12 pm with Kern Tips and Charlie Jordan announcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil & Heriiery Company
Armed Forces Radio Service
U. S
Humble
Wwooc
WCBN
WOOW
New York
KRHO
Honolulu
Pacific
China
United States
Texas
KPRC
Houston
WOAL
San Antonio
WEAA
Dallas-F
Kern Tips
Wes Box
Charlie Jordan
Lissie School Happenings and Holiday Preparations
Second graders practice phonetics for new words while third graders read, and fourth graders progress in health studies with illustrated notebooks. Seventh graders show interest in Texas history as all grades craft Thanksgiving posters. Christmas play rehearsals begin after Thanksgiving with listed participants. WHO Club, led by Mrs Dromgoole, hosts a home demonstration on Christmas gifts. December 13 party planned at Mrs Reese's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Harrol Hutchins
Jimmy Clipson
Wéalieen Townley
Bobby Cook
Jean Causey
Elsie Hutchins
Jimmy Bell
Alton Herman
Jo Carolyn Corman
Gayle Thornes
David Cook
Shirley Miller
Dean Lee
Joyce Lee
Florine Richter
Lester Herman
Harold Miller
Gayle Thomas
Wharton
Alton
WHO
Dorothy Crosslin
County Home
Columbus
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