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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
3
The Young Homemakers and Young Farmers Chapters schedule a joint Christmas banquet Friday night December 15 at 7 30 at Hermann Sons Hall. Refreshments precede the barbecue meal. Rev Ted Leonard of Fredericksburg United Methodist Church will speak. A dance follows the banquet.
The Friendly Sewing Circle held its annual Christmas Party at St. Anthony's Parish Hall on December 7, 1972 with 12 members and 7 guests enjoying refreshments, games, and carols in the afternoon. The next meeting is set for January 25, 1973 at Mrs. Alfred Kramer’s home.
Texaco Inc. announces H. Carl Molberg, formerly Denver Region regional manager, will lead the Chicago region. Molberg is a Fredericksburg native and Texas A&M graduate who joined Texaco in 1953 and rose through sales roles in Texas Ohio and Colorado before becoming Denver Region head in 1970.
Jehovahs Witnesses plan a two day assembly at Kerrville Texas Municipal Auditorium December 16 and 17 with more than 1000 delegates from Fredericksburg and surrounding congregations. The event features an ordination and baptism of new ministers and a lecture by J P Sutherland from New York headquarters. https:// The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society sponsors the free public sessions to spread Bible truths.
Miss Jeanie Marie Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Schmidt Mason wed Al Dennis Smith son of Mr and Mrs H D Smith Mason at St Paul Lutheran Church Mason in a dec 9 ceremony. Rev A K Windecker officiated with Rex Smith and Bonnie Schmidt among noted attendants. The bride wore lace and satin with a court train and veil. they plan to live in Mason after a short honeymoon.
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