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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
7
Washington observers reflect on how last session's actions affect business recovery. They cite the Revenue Act revisions and social security changes as positive steps, flag the Wagner Act as a setback, and note Congress must continue reform. A committee probes the Wagner Board amid calls for broader change.
Early services in English at 8 a.m. Sunday school and bible class at 9 a.m. German service with confession and communion at 10 15 a.m. Announcements for communion made Friday and Saturday. Catechetical instructions begin Saturday from 8 to 12 p.m. Ladies Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Edgar Marshall’s home next week. Chili Supper and Bazaar at Peters Hall September 14 from 5 p.m. Pastor Theo M Haag announces.
Cherry Spring holds services on the first and third Sundays each month. Doss conducts services on the second and fourth Sundays. Pastor J. M. Bergner leads the congregations before every service.
Edison St M E Church with Rev E Breihan assigns Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 10 45 a m Epworth League at 7 30 p m and Missionary program at 8 p m The Lord s Supper observed in the morning The missionary society plans an interesting program at night A cordial welcome is extended
The Cave Creek Lutheran church invites all to the annual Sunday school and church picnic on September 3. English services at 10 a m, barbecue dinner and a 2 p m Sunday school program at Rheingold school. Pastor W C Poehlmann extends a cordial welcome to work worship and celebrate together.
Crabapple Luth Church announces a Wednesday practice for the children’s program at 7 p.m. A Sunday school and church picnic is planned for Sunday September 10 at the church grounds.
13th Sunday after Trinity morning services at 9 00 a m. Divine service at 10 30 a m. Brotherhood meeting at 3 p m Luther League at 7 30 p m Confirmation class Saturday at 9 00 a m Pastor F A Bracher extends a cordial welcome to all.
The Holy Ghost Church announces 9 a.m. Sunday school and bible class, 10 a.m. Divine services led by Pastor O. Lindenberg.
Morris Ranch locals report visits from Alfred C. Heimann and Myrtle. Velma Barrett visits Maudie Barrett and G H Bierschwale before returning to Sweetwater. J M Rossner and children from San Antonio visit relatives. Harold Byrd returns to Center Point after a week here. School opens Sept 4 with principal A C Heimann and Opal Reeves teaching intermediate grades.
The council adopted kitchen improvements as the upcoming year project and will continue yard work. They voted against a bazaar, formed a committee to cost screening the laboratory and furnishing a dressing table for the ladies’ rest room, with Mesdames Eckhardt and Klett Jr. on report. Miss Stewart arranged sewing machine demonstrations, Mrs. Morrison’s London trip was shared, and a committee of Weinheimer, Laurence, and Dittmar will judge 4-H work to name this year’s gold star club girl. Nine clubs represented by thirteen members and seven visitors joined the session, adjourned to Sept 23 at 2 p m.
Miss Myrtle Heimann attends the wedding of Raymond Heimann in New Braunfels on August 19. Rev J E Byrd of San Marcos visits his mother Mrs A J Byrd and other relatives. Opal Reeves and Kerrville sisters visit the ranch. Estelle Kramer visits sister Mrs Johnnie Stein. Allen Usener visits Coleman. Mrs Ola B Gammon hosts guests from Edinburg Kerrville and others camp on the ranch last week.
Customers praise our better work trousers shoes and shirts for fit and lasting quality. Remarkable work pants sell for 1.15 and 1.39, Red Wing work shoes at 1.98. Try them to save money, Sterling Bros.
A survey of 12 Southern states finds 93 of 100 women say CARDUS helped them. They report improved appetite and digestion and resistance to period pain linked to malnutrition.
Town residents recorded in town Friday include Mrs. Albert Stevenson and son from Sandy and several visitors from Cypress Mills and Post Oak. Local sports saw Blanco girls lose 14 13 to Round Mountain and Blanco boys fall 12 2 to Johnson City. Other notes mention visitors from San Antonio Eagle Pass Alpine and Austin with family events and a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John Hunnicutt.
In moonlit silence a couple share a moment. a question about money leads to imagining travel, then she vanishes leaving him with a single nickel in his hand.
A husband frets about a twinge in his back and jokes he has lumbago while tuning the radio, as his wife quips that he won’t understand what is said. The lighthearted exchange reflects domestic humor and radio culture of the time.
An ad from Keidel's Drug offers Alka losine A promising relief from indigestion gas gall bladder pains and high blood pressure by restoring potassium balance. A month’s treatment costs $1.50 with a money back guarantee.
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