Missionary Circle One Hosts Flower Themed Meeting
Mrs J T Estill Miss Julia Estill and Mrs F J Maier co hosted a Saturday afternoon event for Missionary Circle One of the First Methodist Church in Mrs Maier’s home. Ada Peden led a program on Flowers of the Holy Land with scripture readings and songs. Twenty one members attended and Philippine China and Japan needlework was shown.
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J. T. Estill
Julia Estill
F. J. Maier
Missionary Circle
Methodist Church
China
Japan
Fred Tally
Meusebach 4 H Club Holds January Meeting
On January 19 1940 at 945 am the Meusebach 4 H Club girls met after a regular session. They examined cup towels and aprons brought by the group and planned slips in slip sheen fabrics. Members present included Mildred Margaret Dora Heimann Helen Ellen Lochte Lottie Mae Strieg Jer Florence Allegra Kuhmann and sponsor Elizabeth Petermann.
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Meusebach 4
Seventy Third Birthday Observed At Mrs Arbelger Home
A small gathering of relatives and friends honored Mrs F W Arbelger on her seventy third birthday with afternoon close and a turkey dinner in the dining room for 15 guests.
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F. W. Arbelger
Mrs Mathisen Hosts Merry Wives With Dames Guests
Mrs Fred Mathisen hosted the Merry Wives with Dames Henry Becker and Alex Mittendorf as guests. Luncheon trays featured salmon loaf and noodle salad with confections and coffee. Her bridge circle included Tuesday Afternoon Club members Mesdames Alfred Petsch and Max Wahl with Eliza beth Walter and Laurie Wells high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mathisen
Merry Wives
Henry Becker
Alex Mittendorf
Elizabeth Walter
Laurie Wells
Rocky Hill 4 H Club Meets At School House
The Rocky Hill 4 H Club met January 3 1940 at 9 o clock in the school house. Orchard plans were checked aprons were exhibited and sewing boxes were checked on equipment. Several songs were sung before adjourning to meet February 6 at 9 o clock. Present were Lillie Mae Esther Arlitt Joyce Striegler Julia Mae Metzger Julia Stehling Lorene Oehler Lotti Eberle The rsa Schmidtzinsky and sponsor Miss Rolf.
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Rocky Hill
Lillie Mae
Esther Arlitt
Joyce Striegler
Julia Mae Metzger
Julia Stehling
Loreen Oehler
Lotti Eberle
Thersa Schmidtzinsky
Miss Rolf
Ida Mae Mueller Visits Cousin Esther Then Heads Home
Miss Ida Mae Mueller leaves Monday to return to her Houston home after visiting her cousin Miss Esther Mueller.
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Ida Mae Mueller
Esther Mueller
Houston
Knopp Crenwelge Wedding Held in Fredericksburg
Mr Jacob Knopp and Miss Minna Crenwelge were united in marriage January 18 at 7 pm in the St Marys Church parsonage with Rev B Galle officiating. Attendants were Lawrence and Mrs Knopp. A reception followed at Sunnyside Tavern and the couple will live in Fredericksburg where Mr Knopp works at Collins Co.
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Jacob Knopp
Minna Crenwelge
Otto Crenwelge
B. Galle
St. Mary’s Church
Lawrence Knopp
Sunnyside Tavern
Knopp
Fredericksburg
Collins Co
Frances Pyka
August Pyka
Arthur Koch
Phillip Koch
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lilly of the Valley
Christian Koch
James Pyka
Bruno Knopp
Katherine Meurer
Lucille Pyka Suttle
Clara Mueller
Lorene Pyka
Lawrence Pyka
Schaetter
Knopp Club Receives Year Books and Meeting Notes
Knopp Home Demonstration Club members at Mrs. Rheinhold Beyer’s home filed the new Year Books with meeting place dates and roll calls. Miss Stewart discussed transplanting and pruning shrubs noting balled and burlapped plants need less pruning. Following Mrs. Itz’s resignation Estha Barsch was elected Council Delegate. Next meeting at Mrs. Durst’s on January 22.
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Knopp Home Demonstration Club
Rheinhold Beyer
Stewart
Edward Itz
Estha Barsch
Mesdames Ad. Lucas
Max Kunz
Eddie Kramer
Louis Beyer Jr
Eddie Schaefer
Erwin Durst
Rheinhold Oehler
Tillie Mohr
Anita Kunz
Louise Kramer
Teague Home Hosts Bridge Party Honors Burgdorf Hanus
Mrs Bill Teague hosted a bridge gathering with three tables on Thursday. High honors went to Mrs Otto Burgdorf and second to Mrs J J Hanus. Out of town guest Mrs Paul Lange of Kerrville and visitor Miss Ava Ratliff attended. Hostess assisted by Mrs Max Schneider served chicken salad cranberries congealed pineapple salad orange cake and coffee.
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Bill Teague
Otto Burgdorf
J. J. Hanus
Paul Lange
Kerrville
Ava Ratliff
Max Schneider
Local Youth Marries El Paso Girl
Clarence Habenicht son of Mr and Mrs Harry Habenicht married Ruth Hadrick of El Paso on Thursday January 18 in El Paso. The couple will live in El Paso where Habenicht works in governmental service at Ft Bliss.
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Clarence Habenicht
Harry Habenicht
Ruth Hadrick
el Paso
Habenicht
Ft. Bliss
Mimeograph Supplies Ad Promises Savings
An advertisement urges readers to compare prices on mimeograph paper stencils and mimeograph end papers for cost savings before making a purchase.
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Fredericks
Burial Lots Offered At Greenwood Cemetery By Trustees
Greenwood Cemetery trustees announce reasonably priced burial lots available for purchase. Details include lot sizes and pricing structures, with potential payment plans and contact options for prospective buyers.
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Kor
Greenwood Cemetery
Bargain Prices Slash Coats Jackets and Rain Gear
Shoppers can save on top coats jackets corduroy leather and water proofed items along with flannel shirts rain coats and slickers as discounts begin today. Large reductions promise warmth and dry comfort at lower prices for quick purchases.
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Nolan Brown
Mary Martha Society
The
Emma Hohmann
Dave Moehle
Rudolph Lentz
Maggie Lentz
Haag
Lawrence Hartmann
Eddie Hohmann
Herbert G. Pfeiffer
Meusebach
How Ory
Coca-Cola
Beat Cata “and
Beau
Coca-Cola CO
Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
TOARD
Rocky Hill Club
Prances Pyka
Knopp Club
EL Paso, Texas
United Fidelity
U.S
U. S
Dallas
Texas
United Fidelity Life Insurance Company
D. E. Waggoner President
W. H. Painter
D. Bailey Waggoner
Mgr
Life Insurance Company
Old Line
Legal Reserve
Texas Company
Etim Anp Griffin
Dallas, Texas
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