Open House Recalls Fredericksburg Hospital Staff Visit
Dr and Mrs Charles Andrews hosted an open house in their Andrews home on Sunday afternoon December 22 from 2 to 4 for Fredericksburg Hospital and Clinic staff and spouses. From 5 to 6 Bethany Lutheran Church council members and wives joined as guests with Rev H F Treptow assisting. The table featured a white crochet cloth and a centerpiece of candies and colorful Christmas baubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andrews
Fredericksburg Hospital
Jerry Durr
Wilbur Crenwelge
Bethany Lutheran Church Council
Spe
Cial
H. F. Treptow
Baptist WMU Observes Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions
The Baptist Women's Missionary Union held the Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions December 9 to 13. Mrs. Carol Sultemeier directed activities. The event includes a Christmas offering for foreign missions with the theme Crown Him Lord of All and the hymn Teach Me To Pray. A center table display featured three wise men and reflected the message Christmas for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women's Missionary Union
Foreign Missions
Carol Sultemeier
WMU
Christ
Circle Meets In Spiva Home
The Helen Tainter Circle met in Mrs. W. B. Spiva Jr.s home Thursday morning December 19. Mrs. E. W. Bode led the Christmas program including the history of certain Christmas symbols. Mrs. Alonzo Woerner led the devotional. The Spiva home was decorated festive ly and refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tainter
W. B. Spiva Jr
E. W. Bode
Alonzo Woerner
Spiva
Edison Street Church Hosts Christmas Family Service
Edison Street Methodist Church through its Commission of Education sponsors a Christmas Family Service at 6 p m on Christmas night. Directed by Mrs Ed Hohmann the program has three parts with nursery children recitations a pageant Everyone's Star and a youth fellowship cantata. Favors will be given to all children after the service and the public is invited.
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Commission of Education of
Edison Street Methodist Church
Children’s Division
Ed. Hohmann
Methodist Youth Fellowship
MYF at Edison Street To Honor College Students
Former Meth odist Youth Fellowship members home for the holidays will be honored at Edison Street Methodist Church on the 5th Sunday Missions Night. A Student Recognition Supper at 6 p.m. honors Anna belle Wendel Verdi Mae Ketron Helen Bailey Gary Brodbeck William Mund Lerice Feege Karen Anderegg Vincent Kirchner and others with MYF members as guests. A note adds that a 90 ton blue whale develops about 10 horsepower at five miles per hour.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Edin Street
Annabelle Wendel
Verdi Mae Ketron
Helen Bailey
Draughon’s Business College
Austin
Gary Brodbeck
William Mund
Lerrice Feege
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Iso
Karen Anderegg
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Vincent Kirchner
Texas and University
College Station
Methodist
Medical care costs rise with aging population and rising demand
USDA family economists warn 1964 and future years will see higher medical prices and usage. Hospital admissions rose 24 percent from 1950 to 1960 as more seniors require care, while real incomes grow enabling more services. The piece also gives party hors d oeuvres and safe turkey thawing tips.
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U. S. Department of Agricultural Family
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
U. S
Ihe
WSCS Circle In Pressler Home
The Willow City WSCS Circle met December 17 at Mrs Arthur Pressler’s home with 16 members present. A prayer poem was read and a program on The Power to Become featured Mesdames Dearman Smith Lee Holland Rabke and Greathouse. Gifts were exchanged, and refreshments served. The Lost Pines region near Bastrop lies 80 miles west of central pine areas.
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Willow City
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Arthur Pressler
Dudley Althaus
Jimmie Dearman
Ferre! Smith
Fitzhugh Lee
Wesley Holland
Arthur Rabke
N. H. Greathouse
Marlin Althaus
Leroy Rabke
Yale Program At PTA Meeting
A Fredericksburg PTA program featuring Christmas music and a devotion by Rev. H F Treptow highlighted the December 18 meeting at the Junior High Auditorium. The HIS Band and FHS Choir performed, with grade school children joining in carols and the finale of Battle Hymn of the Republic. Attendance awards honored students across grade levels.
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H. F. Treptow
Fredericksburg
Parent - Teacher Association
Frank Meine Jr
PTA
Tom C. Rhodes
Treptow
Bethany Lutheran Church
Doris Jaluska
Cynthia Bauer
FHS
Neffendorf
Cox
Eskimos Carve Ivory Walrus Tusks Into Figures
Eskimos carve figures from walrus tusk ivory, shaping intricate designs by hand. The craft highlights traditional northern artistry passed through generations in Arctic communities.
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Eskimos
Dictionary sales prompt by Fredericksburg publisher
A Fredericksburg publishing company advertises dictionaries for purchase. The notice markets a compact reference work and urges readers to acquire a language tool for home and study use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
WSCS Christmas Program At First Methodist Church
The WSCS of First Methodist Church held a Christmas program and social in the church Social Hall on Thursday afternoon December 12. Mrs. Walter Schlaudt led the program with the theme If We Had Been In Bethlehem. Members participated and refreshments were served on a green clothed table with a Christmas centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Walter Schlaudt
Bethieher
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