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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1964

Page

2

Debby Spiva Honored at Camp Texlake

Debby Spiva daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Spiva wrapped up eight years as a camper at Girl Scout Camp Texlake Spicewood last weekend She completed the Counselor-In-Training program Thursday night and presided over the final camp banquet as president of the Junior Camp Council She was named Best Camper in her unit and received a special award for her eight years as a Junior Camp Council member She was invited back as a counselor for the next two week session at Star light Point Unit

Debby Spiva Vern Spiva Texlake Spicewood Debby Jumor

Rural Fire Protection Training For County Volunteers

Gillespie County Farm Bureau sponsors four volunteers to attend the 35th Texas Firemen's Training School July 19 25 at Texas A&M University College Station Fire Marshal Henry Kuenemann Kermit Priess Frederick Burg and Charles Weinheimer of Stonewall Fire Department attend two seminars July 20 21 on rural protection Farm Bureau pays 52 50 of the 57 50 tuition covering lodging and meals statewide about 50 county bureaus and the Texas Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co support 140 volunteers. The mutual pays 75 to departments answering out of city calls involving Farm Bureau property. Fire prevention programs continue year round with Joe Smetana presenting to 140 schools and 30 more in the past year. County Farm Bureau leaders emphasize safety each day in ongoing efforts.

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Texas Firemen Texas A & M University College Station Koennecke Henry Kuenemann Kermit Priess Fredericksburg Frederick Burg Charles Weinheimer Stonewall Fire Department Farm

St Peter LCW Met July 9 at Parish Hall

St Peter Lutheran Church Women met July 9 in the Parish Hall with Mrs Felix Hahn Sr. as devotional leader. The month’s cause was discussed by Mrs Otto Spaeth. Mrs Elgin Dittmar led the offering meditation. A report on the West Central ALCW Conference was given by Mrs Archie Geistweidt. Mesdames Oscar Geistweidt Richard Kasper and Paul Sauer were named to a sick and aged committee. Bible study leaders were Mesdames Pete Crenwelge Elroy Geistweidt and Marcus Rode. Hostesses were Mesdames Henry Bierschwabe Edwin Brautigam and Elgin Dittmar.

St. Peter Pete Crenwelge Elroy Geistweidt Marcus Rode Henry Bierschwabe Edwin Braeutigam Elgin Dittmar

Baptist WMU Meeting Held at First Baptist Church

The First Baptist Church hosted the Baptist Women's Missionary Union quarterly meeting on Thursday July 9 with Mrs Wayne C Rauch of Kerrville presiding In its 75th year the theme Our Baptist Heritage featured a skit The Eighty Niners of the Twentieth Century While Mrs Leon B Patterson spoke and showed slides from the Atlantic City General Convention Local officers re elected Mrs Varnell Bartholmae and Mrs L H Reuner Assisting with lunch were Mesdames Amos Floyd Ralph Blake and Bill Melton An executive board meeting followed from 1 to 2 pm

First Baptist Church Baptist Women’s Missionary Union Leon B. Patterson First Baptist Church of Kerrville Atlantic City N. J Varnell Bartholmae L. H. Reuner Amos Floyd Ralph Blake Bill Melton

HemisFair Officials Highlight Texas Attractions

Officials outlined attractions to boost Texas tourism with Bill Petmecky as master of ceremonies and Linkin introduced by Arthur Grenling. Rev. Alvin Durst gave the invocation as visitors from Fredericksburg gathered with guests from Mason Kerrville Comfort Johnson City Stonewall Buchanan Dam and Center Point.

Texas Bill Petmecky Linkin Arthur Grenling Alvin Durst Fredericksburg Mason Kerrville Comfort Johnson City Stonewall Buchanan Dam Center Point

Weeklong safety topics in rural life series

The sequence outlines a week of safety themes starting Sunday with reverence for life followed by Monday safety at home, Tuesday agricultural chemicals, Wednesday fall prevention, Thursday rural highway safety, Friday farm machinery, and Saturday recreation safety. The program promotes practical precautions for rural communities.

Alberto Nagels Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Alberto Nagel celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday barbecue dinner at the Community Savings Center Hall. Guests from multiple Texas towns attended. The couple, longtime Fredericksburg residents, own Alberto Nagel Granite Sales and attend First Methodist Church.

Alberto Nagel Community Savings Center Hall M. C. Stearns San Antonio A. K. Krause San Marcos Ben Bohmfalk Rockport Pete Crenwelge J. K. Mosetey Castell Janice Neuse Sandra Dietz Debbie Dale Hondo Bernadette Mosely Cliff Hahn Bonmfalk Art Methodist Church Irmgard Hoerster Nagel Rudolph Nagel Thelma Bilhartz Arthur Dale Olivia Wiemers Ralph Neuse Louise Oe Gestreich Hubert Nixon Houston Corpus Christi Austin Mason Llano Art Sonora Pipe Creek Seguin Kingsville Fredonia Boerne Comfort

Miss Baethge Shower Honoree in Fredericksburg

Miss Lennah Joe Baethge bride elect of Stephen W Hooper was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the Doss Primitive Baptist Church Annex Sunday from 3 to 5 pm Hostesses included Mesdames Edwin Dittmar Edna Baethge Henry Baethge Alfred Baethge Ted Mund and others Forty eight guests registered The couple will marry July 18 at 7 pm in First Baptist Church Fredericksburg

Lennah Joe Baethge Stephen W. Hooper Doss Primitive Baptist Church Edwin Dittmar Edna Baethge Henry Baethge Alfred Baethge Ted Mund Fred Itz Otto Spaeth Oscar Geistweidt Alonzo Faught Leroy Locate Robert Wolfmueller August Mund Jim Faught J. P August Baethge R. W. Hooper Briedgroom Miss Baethge Mr. Hooper First Baptist Church Fredericksburg

Turkey Dinner for Circle Members at Holy Ghost Lutheran

Members of the Catharine Luther Circle of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church and their families shared a turkey dinner on Thursday evening July 9 in the Educational Building. The group numbered 82 with Mrs. Ted Knopp giving a devotional on family living and Mrs. Otto Kott leading the offering meditation. An evening of fun and fellowship followed under Mrs. Hugo Boos and Mrs. Roy Stroeher supervision.

Catharine Luther Circle of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church Ted Knopp Otto Kott Hugo Boos Roy Stroeher

Evening Guild Activities Tells Holy Ghost Lutheran Church

The Evening Guild of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church outlined June and July activities. A June Family Night at Klaemer's Park featured a covered dish supper, hostesses serving, games led by Mrs. Grona and Mrs. Bonn, and a sing along directed by Alex Frantz en. A July 6 meeting at 8 p.m. had Bible study led by Mrs. Bas se Jr. and publications explained by Mrs. Langenennig with hostesses Dailey, Durkop, and Bohnert Jr. The next general meeting is set for July 20 at 8 p.m. in the Educational Building with guest speaker Mrs. Herman Weinheimer, recently back from Europe.

Holy Ghost Lutheran Church Klaemer’s Park James Eckert Rudy Olfers Reuben Crenwelge Harvey Meyer Lillie Dailey Sophia Borchers Helen Weirich Kermit Grona Melvin Bonn Alex Frantzen Michael Zatopek Frank Basse Jr Archie Langenennig L. J. Durkop Ernst Bohnert Jr Elgin Grona Raymond Braeutigam Eric Birch Herman Weinheimer Europe

WSCS Plans Summer Activities at First Methodist

WSCS of First Methodist Church met July 9 in the Social Hall to firm up summer plans. An August 4 ice cream supper for the public was tentatively set. A swimming party for graduating seniors was to be held soon after a June weather cancellation. Officers urged attendance at the Mt Wesley School of Missions July 27-31, with registration fees paid by the society. Treasurer’s note: a quarterly district payment is due July 31. The program led by Mrs. Rabke, with Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Meine Jr., titled Our Church Speaks or Dies included open discussion of local problems.

WSCS First Methodist Church Paul Phillips, Jr Leroy Rabke Mt. Wesley School of Missions Walter Schlaudt Our Church Mesdames George Bradley Frank Meine Jr

Shower honors Sherry Baumann bride elect

Miss Sherry Baumann bride elect of Kermit L. Fiedler was feted at a July Sunday kitchen shower at Sunnyside Tavern with 36 guests. Attendants and relatives received corsages. a blue white table setting and a blue parasol centerpiece framed a dolls display. The couple plans to marry August 8.

Sherry Baumann Kermit L. Fiedler Sunnyside Tavern Mesdames Monroe Heimann Roman Moses Norman Feuge Henry Wendel Jr Karl Schneider San Antonio Allen ‘Mauldin Miss Baumann Mr. Fiedler

Reverend Treptow Hosts Worths Overnight

Rev. H F Treptow entertained Mr and Mrs Leon Worth of Canton Illinois as house guests Sunday night They formerly lived in Sterling Illinois where Treptow interned in 1951 52 The Worths were traveling to visit Mrs Worths brother in Raymondville

H. F. Treptow Leon Worth Canton Ill Worths Sterling Tf1 Rev. Treptow Worth Raymondville

1954 SMHS Class Holds Reunion

The 1954 graduates of St. Mary's High School held a reunion on Saturday July 11 to mark ten years since commencement. Activities included a 6 p.m. chicken barbecue at Sunnyside Tavern a Turner Club dance and 5 30 a m Mass at St Mary's Church for deceased classmate Juanita Crenwelge. Seventeen of thirty eight members attended, with a silver tray prize awarded to Frederick Pyka. Grinnell Kansas visitors stayed with the Holdforths and relatives.

St. Mary’s High School Sunnyside Turner Club Frederick St. Mary’s Catholic Church Juanita Cren

Lang family departs after Reno visit and horse races

Chief M Sgt and Mrs H A Lang Jr and children of Stead AFB Reno Nevada left Thursday morning after ten days with his mother Mrs H A Lang Sr and attending the July 412 Horse Races. M Sgt Chuck Wall and family of Del Rio spent the weekend in Mrs Langs home.

H. A. Lang Jr Stead Afb Reno Nevada H. A. Lang Chuck Wall del Rio

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