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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1944
Page
3
Sunday August 20 schedule for Gillespie County churches includes 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and Bible class, 11:00 a.m. English language divine services, and 3:00 p.m. Brotherhood meeting. Pastors F. A. Bracher and Paul Leonhard invite all to attend.
Confirmation of adults and k communion at 8:45 am and 1:45 am. German service with communion at 11:00 am. Ladies Aid Meeting at 2:30 pm at the church. G. A. Poehlmann, pastor.
Crabapple hosts a morning service at 10 00 a m and a German language service at 11 00 a m led by Pastor G E Grueber.
Church services listed with worship at 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. on first and third Sundays. Paul A. Weiss identified as pastor.
Emanuel Gospel Church at 414 E College St lists Sunday school 10:30 a m and morning service 11:30 a m with Divine Worship at 2:30 p m Doss 8:30 p m service at Doss Baptist Willow City service 2 45 p m on Saturday August 19 led by Pastor Alvin Durst
Bible War and Sunday School offered Sundays at 10 30 a m. Afternoon services at 3 00 p m. Evening services at 8 30 p m Thursdays. All welcome to attend any or all services. Pastor B E Bueche leads.
Federal agencies join a Go to School drive sponsored by the Crew's Bureau of Labor and the U S Office of War Information to curb wartime dropouts. Three million high school youths are working, many pulled from classrooms by big pay and family needs.
The Holy Ghost Church schedules the eleventh Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 9 45 a m Bible class at 9 45 a m and English divine services at 11 a m Rev Ander from San Antonio will be the speaker An offering for Christian welfare work will be taken Confirmation instruction starts August 26 at 9 30 a m Early announcements requested.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Zions Lutheran Church marked fifty years with a morning service and an outdoor anniversary program on the church lawn. Rev. F A Bracher officiated and three charter members Sophie Schlaudt Sophie Klingelhoefer and Anna Beyer remain active.
Pastors from Seguin Lano Kerrville and others met in Seguin with Keymen from the Texas District American Lutheran Church to support enlarging Texas Lutheran College into a four year liberal arts campus. Improvements include campus expansion, new buildings, and a statewide fund drive through Congregations.
On Monday August 14 the Cub Pack met on the McKay lawn for games supervised by Den Chiefs Treibs Wahrmund Stroeher and Loth. A Father and Son game followed and a light supper was served as Cubmaster Durst held a brief business meeting. Awards included Wolf Badges for Glosson and Wahrmund, Bear Badges for Brodb Eck and Frantzen, Gold Arrow Bear Work for Metzger, Lion Badge for Brautigam, Silver Arrows for Beckmann Weinheimer and Metzger, Service Stars for first and second years, and Graduation certificates sending members to Troop 1384 and 136.
Members of St. Mary's Church choir along with their families and altar boys gathered at Wolf Creek Ker mit Striegler place for an annual picnic hosted by Rev. Fr. F. X. Wolf. An evening barbecue followed a pleasant afternoon with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Striegler and daughter Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Abbott, and Rev. Fr. Hubert Janak.
Stehling Bros announces a children’s clothing showing for ages 2 to 8 featuring juvenile short pants suits, short pants separately, dress overalls, and slacks suits. Mothers invited to view the new garments.
A balanced picnic menu features Cornish meat pasties with flaky pastry filled with ground beef potatoes carrots and onion. Serve hot or cold with tomatoes fruit cake and a beverage for a complete meal ready by preparing dough and filling the day before.
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