Medical Auxiliary in Keyser Home entertains Kerr County society
Ladies from Kerr County Medical Society Auxiliary gathered Friday afternoon at the Keyser home. Mrs. Duane Packard presided over the meeting while Mrs. David McCullough of Kerrville read Christmas traditions. The scene featured a Madonna on the mantel and a dining table centerpiece of bronze asters.
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Mesdames
Lester Keyser
Lorence Feller
W. H. Springall
Herbert Pfeiffer
Dor W. Brown
Woman's Auxiliary
Kerr, Kendall, Gillespie and Bandera Counties Medical Society
Keyser
Duane Packard
Kerrville
David McCullough
Madonna
Packard
Keysered
Cub Scouts Plan Two Christmas Parties
Cub Scouts of Pack 133 schedule two Christmas gatherings this year with a main party on December 13 at 7 p.m. in the Cabin for all Cubs and parents, featuring a short program, awards, and gift exchange. A second party on December 16 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Boy Scout Cabin serves Cubs from St Marys den 1 and Den 2 with Mrs Itzs dem mothers and den mothers hosting awards and gifts due to a school conflict.
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Pack 133
St. Mary's School
St. Mary’s
Edgar Itz
Den 1
Den 2
John R. Evers
Edwin Kiehne
Chris.mas
Women of the Presbyterian Church Host Holiday Social
The combined General and Circle meeting was held December 5 at the Manse with 14 members present. Guests included six Harper Women of the Church members and Mrs. E. W. Bruffey of Charlotte NC. Candy for Itasca Orphanage was sent, and plans were made for December 20 at Harper Presbyterian Church and January 2 at Mrs Jarvis Wieser's home.
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Women of the Presbyterian Church
Lewis Petmecky
Jarvis Wieser
Harper Women
E. W. Bruffey
Charlottsville
N. C
W. J. Tubbs
H S. Springall
W. H. Springall
Itasca
Fredericksburg
Harper Presbyterian Church
Jane Hagee
Birth announced Elaine Marie Jenschke in San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenschke of San Antonio announce the birth of a baby daughter Elaine Marie born November 26. Grandparents are Joseph F. Jenschke and the former Johanna Hagel of Frederickburg. The family also includes Lester, 10, and Jareline, 7.
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Carl Jenschke
San Antonio
Elaine Marie
Jenschke
Joseph F. Jenschke
Johanna Hagel
Ben Hagel
Fredericksburg
Lester
Jareline
Gibson Greeting Card Cheer at Fredericksburg Publishing
A friendly note celebrates a new line of Gibson Cards at Fredericksburg Publishing. The card collection offers bright designs to lift a sick friend with warm wishes and cheerful messages.
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Gibson
The
Fredericksburg
Esther Mueller Named Teacher Adviser at Munich Military Post
Esther Mueller, now Miss Esther L. Mueller, a former Fredericksburg Texas educator, becomes teacher adviser at the American High School in Munich Military Post, the world’s largest. Her career spans Texas rural elementary teaching, Fredericksburg first grade duties, social director at a Texas dorm, journalism instructor at Texas State College for Women, and lectures at Michigan programs. She holds a BA and MA in English from the University of Texas and has done graduate work at the University of Michigan. She belongs to Beta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Theta Sigma Phi and Phi Kappa Phi.
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Munich
Germany
Esther L. Mueller
Bowie St
Fredericksburg
Texas
Mueller
University of Texas
Texas State College For Women
University of Michigan Extension Service
Austin
University of Michigan
Ann Harbor
Michigan
Delta Kappa Gamma
Theta Sigma Phi
Women In Journalism
Phi Kappa Phi
Mrs Campbell Pupils In Organ Recital At Edison Church
Mrs J C Campbell presented her pupils in an organ recital at Edison Street Methodist Church on Sunday December 9 at 4 pm The program featured works by Brahms Handel Schuman Dvorak and others performed by Rebecca Hohmann Henrietta Hahmann Shirley Treiles and others with a joint organ and piano duet titled Coronation.
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J. C. Campbell
Edison Street
Brahms
Janelle Neffendorf
Handel
Foster
Rebecca Hohmann
Stickles
Godard
Sagers Attend Church Workers Institute at TLC
The Rev and Mrs Sager of Zion Lutheran Church attended an 18 preparatory meeting on December 4 for the 1952 Lutheran Church Workers Institute at Texas Lutheran College The date was set for June 16 1952 at TLC The Women Missionary Federation of the Texas District will sponsor a course Women in Christian Service Other courses cover evangelism foreign missions Dr Martin Luther pastoral leadership Sunday school work and Bible study
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Gus Sager
Zion Lutheran Church
Joint Lutheran Church Workers Institute
Texas Lutheran College
Sager
Texas
E. W. Steinbring
Women’s Missionary Federation
R. F. Poehlmann
The
Lutheran Church School Association
A. C. Strong
American Lutheran Church
Wm. Kraushaar
Women's Missionary Federation of the
Texas District
Women In Christian Service
Martin Luther
Royce Brown Named to Honorary Engineering Fraternity
Royce Brown of Fredericksburg Texas joins Tau Beta Pi at the University of Texas Austin as a new honorary engineering member. He belongs to the Lutheran Student Association and the Men’s Independent Campus Association. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Nolan Brown of 701 North Llano.
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Austin
Texas
Royce Brown
University of Texas
Fredericksburg
Tau Beta Pi
Lutheran Student Association
Independent Campus Association
Nolan Brown
North Llano
Bethany WMS Met in Meier Home Thursday
The Bethany Women's Missionary Society met December 6 at Mrs. Henry Meier's home in South Heights. Mrs. Albert Immel led prayer and Scripture. Rev. G. A. Poehlmann led a Christmas in the Bible study. Twenty five members answered roll call with a Bible verse. Officers elected included Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffer president, Mrs. F. W. Hein vice president, Mrs. Chas. Walter secretary, and Mrs. Henry Meier treasurer.
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Bethany Women’s Missionary Society
Henry Meier
South Heights
Albert Immelled
Alfred Hennig
American Bible Society
G. A. Poehlmann
Trinity Luteran Homes
Cause of
Mission Advance
Clifton Burg
Herbert Pfeiffer
F. W. Hein
Chas. Walter
Meier
Erwin Marquardt
Erwin Alberthal
New Adult Bible Classes Formed At Zions Lutheran
Zion Lutheran Church organized two new adult Bible classes during Sunday School hour led by Rev and Mrs Sager. The men’s class lists Victor Sagebiel as president A D Stahl as vice president Theo Sultemeier as secretary treasurer and the pastors as instructors. The ladies class shows Mrs Chas Dolezal as acting president with Mrs Theo Sultemeier as vice president and Mrs Beatrice Roll as secretary treasurer. Mrs G W Sager instructs the ladies class. Both classes opened with nineteen members plus instructors. Each class uses the International Adult Quarterly for lessons and invites new charter members next Sunday. The Young People’s Bible class formed from the former junior group is led by Eugene Hannemann.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Sager
Victor Sagebiel
A. D. Stahl
Theo Sultemeier
Pastor Sager
Chas. Dolezal
Beatrice Roll
Church of Tomorrow
Young People’s Bible
Eugene Hannemann
VFW Post Holds Christmas Party
The VFW Post 7195 annual Christmas party in December 1951 drew fifty members and four children. Gifts were exchanged with members of the Ladies Auxiliary. After a short program, delicious refreshments were provided by the committee.
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VFW
Fragmented Postcard Message About Gibson Greeting Card Trade
A damaged OCR fragment mentions greeting cards and a company name Gibson, with garbled references to birthdays anniversaries and an event at a place called F teric or Pirblichy. No clear date or location available.
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Gibson
First Methodist WSCS Hears Guest Speaker
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met December 6 at 3 p m in the sanctuary with Mrs Arthur Knesse as devotional leader. Guest speaker Mrs Walter Lipps of Llano told the story The Youngest Thief ending with the crucifixion and Jesus assurance in Paradise. A short business meeting followed.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Arthur Knesse
Walter Lipps
Llano
Jesus
Mary
Jesus Cau
Paradise
Verdi Requiem Performed in Memory of Max Reiter
On Saturday night in the Municipal Auditorium the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra with a 200 voice chorus and three guest artists presented Verdi's Requiem in memory of the late Max Reiter, former conductor.
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Lester Keyser
C. A. Greenwaldt
Municipal Auditorium
San Antonio
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