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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1944
Page
10
Martha Jane Heath urges business women to avoid a machine like routine. She advises balancing work with fitness and learning, suggests weekly gym time and courses, and promotes social and entertainment activities to preserve enthusiasm and youth.
Mrs Emma Schaefer observed her ninth birthday on Tuesday July 4 at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs W H Schaefer. Relatives and friends gathered including Mrs Herman Clemens of San Antonio and Mrs Caspar Rea and daughter from Kerrville. She was born in Comal County nine years after New Braunfels founding. Roy Rothmann and son of San Antonio returned home after a week with the Rileys. Frank Seffel, another Riley guest, also left after a month’s visit.
A Taylor County bonds chairman appeals to farmers and ranchers to invest in government bonds, urging prudent savings, culling herds, and delaying land improvements to support soldiers and the war effort. He emphasizes pro rata service, patriotic duty, and protecting lives and limbs through responsible investing. U.S. Treasury Department
Fifth Sunday after Trinity services in German at 11:00 a.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 9:30 a.m. Luther league at 8:00 p.m. Holy Hour Thursday 8-9 p.m. Confessions Thursday 4-6 and after Holy Hour Friday 7-8. Friday 8:30 Sodality meeting in St Joseph's Hall. Next Sunday monthly communion for youth sodality and St Anne's Society. F X Wolf pastor.
Willow City Methodist Church schedule lists school at 2 30 p m worship on the first and third Sundays at 3 30 p m Pastor Paul A Weiss leads services and teaching at the church.
Crabapple and Cave Creek churches announce Sunday services with English worship at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. respectively on July 9. All organizations will meet in the afternoon. Pastor G. E. Grueber.
Emanuel Gospel Church at 414 E College St announces Sunday services at 10 30 Sunday school 11 30 morning worship at 2 30 Divine Worship and Willow City service at 8 30 p m pastor Alvin Durst presides on Saturday July 8th with regular weekly schedule.
English service at 8 45 a m and German service at 11 00 a m on Sunday July 9 Congregational meeting at 2 00 p m led by Pastor G A Poehlmann.
Women of Gillepie county can mine tin for 36 Flying Fortresses this year from civilian canning. J A Stewart of American Can Co cites 24 000 cans as enough tin for one fortress and notes armed forces used about three billion cans in 1943 with demand rising to 3 ¼ million this year.
Among those operated on in the past week were Lena Meyer, Alton Reed son of Ed Reed, Mrs. John Tinney, James Kenneth Terry son of H C Terry, Barney May Bierschwale daughter of Fred Bierschwale, Mrs. L C Pluennecke, Ira Lee Rech son of H S Rech, Eddie Lindner, Florence Ricketts and Ruby Beckmann.
Albert Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School and Bible class at 10 am, regular services at 11 am, and 3 pm services in Twin Sisters led by Pastor Paul Leonhard.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by E W Hahn. Worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 7 45 p.m. Evening service in Klaerner's Park with Rev Paul Weiss delivering the message. Pastor Lester Haines.
The Holy Ghost Church schedules a full day of activities led by Pastor O. Lindenberg including Sunday School at 9 45 a m Bible Class at 9 45 a m Divine Services at 11 a m Ladies Aid at 2 30 p m and Jugendverein at 8 30 p m Daily Vacation Bible School announced.
Sunday services at 11 am and 3 pm Bible Study and Sunday School. Evening service 8 30 pm Sunday afternoon service at 3 pm and Thursday night service at 8 30 pm. Everyone welcome to attend any or all services. Pastor B E Bucne.
Barbara Schmidt marked her fifth birthday with a lawn party at the family home on June 21. About thirty children and several mothers attended from five to eight o clock. Activities included a fish pond with toy prizes, a short play performed by a guest from San Antonio, and a party meal with sandwiches cake and ice cream. Pink decor and a five candle cake highlighted the celebration with assistance from Mrs. Alfred Schmidt and Mrs. Victor Keidel.
Antonio, Mrs. Robert Keidel and daughter of Great Lakes, Mrs. Albert Bonnell and daughters of Muscogee Oklahoma, and Mrs. Rudolf Smith appear in the social notices detailing arrivals and visits with families and associates.
FASTEETH an improved alkaline powder holds dentures firmer and more comfortable. It soothes gums and cools mouth, reducing embarrassment from loose plates. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Miss Elizabeth Workman of Conway Ark an accrediated teacher by the General Board of Education of the Methodist Church will conduct a five evening training class for workers with children on How to Use the Bible with Children at 8 30 p m in the Education Building of the First Methodist Church The Edison Street and First Methodist Churches sponsor the school and it is open to all parents and teachers of children.
Miss Blanche Baker entertained Rev and Mrs Richard Gammenthaler of Buda Lt and Mrs Willima Beifuss and son of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Beifuss of Cleveland Ohio during the early part of last week in a social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Gus Wahrmund and daughter Jane Nell hosted a Sunday barbecue at Cave Creek Lutheran Church to honor Lyndon Gus Wahrmund on his christening day. A large group of friends and relatives attended including sponsors Mrs Ruben Wahrmund Mrs Dora Lee Ottmers Victor Eckhardt and Staff Sgt Harvey Althaus who is serving in the U S Air Force in North Africa and could not attend.
Local ad from Allen Bros. seeks buyers with old typewriters adding machines and cash. Offers prompt evaluation and quick payment from a long established dealer.
The Office of Price Administration announced removal of inner tubes from rationing due to ample inventories. It also disclosed that 3,900,000 new passenger car tires were allocated for July and August, a 50,000 increase over June.
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