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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1952

Page

13

Christian Western Film to Be Shown Sunday Night

The Christian western Mr. Texas will be shown at the Public School Auditorium on Sunday evening June 22 starting at 3 p.m. under First Baptist Church sponsorship. The full length sound color film runs one hour ten minutes and features Billy Graham Cliff Barrows and stars Redd Harper and Cindy Walker. Music includes Songs of the Pioneer Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band George Beverly Shea the Crusade Choir Fort Worth Hour of Decision choir and world champion rodeo riders from the Texas Panhandle. Reverend Ike Hargrove invites the public with no admission, a free will offering taken.

Texas Public School First Baptist Church Redd Harper Cindy Walker Billy Graham Cliff Barrows Pioneer Hardin-Simmons University George Beverly Shea 1000 Voice Crusade Choir of Fort Worth Hour of Decision Choir Grady Wilson Jerry Beavan Paul Mickelson Todd Smith Texas Panhandle Ike Hargrove

Britain Recognizes U S Independence After Paris Treaty

Britain acknowledged the United States as independent in January 1783 under the Treaty of Paris, marking a formal end to the American Revolutionary War.

Great Britain United States Paris

Home Demo Club Met on June 4th

The Crabapple Home Demo Club met June 4 at the home of Mrs. August Sagebiel. Mrs. A E Peterson demonstrated spot removing and clothing storage with moth proofing tips and sprays. An entertainment contest renewed vocabulary with flower and vegetable names. Mrs. Clarence Feller won first prize.

A. E. Peterson August Sagebiel Crabapple Clarence Feller Rubin Schneider Les Gibson Sagebiel

Farm and Ranch Safety Push Signals Spring Work Surge

State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee urges rural residents to practice safety as farm and ranch work ramps up across the state with the arrival of longer average growing season conditions.

State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee

Squaw Creek Trio Performs at Comfort Altenheim

Squaw Creek Trio led by Mrs Edna Crenwelge entertained residents of the Hermann Sons Altenheim in Comfort with cowboy songs musical selections and dances on Thursday June 5. The group then visited Fredericksburg homes before returning.

Crenwelge Darlyn, Shirley Ernestine Eugenia Ann Dora Lee Edna Crenwelge Comfort Hermann Sons Squaw Creek

Clock in courthouse dome becomes electric

A 52 year old courthouse clock in Navasota is converted from a manually wound weight system to an electric movement. The 1,000 pound mechanism, once tended by Joe Bednar, will no longer require biweekly winding as the electrical upgrade takes over.

Navasota Joe Bednar

Dow Chemical Freeport Tour Shows Large Plant in Operation

Newsmen visiting the Dow Chemical Co in Freeport observed a large plant in operation. Photos highlight styrene towers used to manufacture thousands of plastic articles. The bottoms show crown nest shaped towers of a chlorinated solvents plant used in Texas for various industrial uses.

Dow Chemical Co Freeport Dow Texas

Newspapermen Tour Dow Chemical Plant in Freeport

Texas Press Association members visited Dow Chemical in Freeport on June 14 as part of the annual meeting in Houston. They toured the 3,000 acre plant that evolved from seawater processing to produce 65 chemicals and employ 5,500, with a Dow Community Band performance at Lake Jackson barbecue during the visit.

Freeport Texas Press Association Brazosport Dow Chemical Co Brazoria County Lake Jackson TPA Houston Dow Gulf of Mex A. P. Beutel Texas Division

Johnson City Lions Club and Crofts Red and White Update

Notices show Johnson City clubs the Lions and Crofts Red and White with managers named Charlie Alt haus Maurice Gipson Robert Riddell and Dub Wells. Umpire Jack Hines, first game May 30, weekly games at Johnson City Football field through Aug 15. Funeral for Tina Spaulding at Baptist Church. she aged 75. A new Co op Cleaning and Pressing shop opens in town run by Dan Harvey and Gene Heisler. Various local visits and moves noted from Austin Fredericksburg San Antonio and Florida.

Johnson City Lions Club Country Club Crofts Charlie Althaus VFW Club Maurice Gipson Robert Riddell Dub Wells Jack Hines The Baptist Church Tina Spaulding Dan Harvey Gene Heisler Clarence Lorenz Austin M. Terry San Antonio Pearl Brewery Walter la Doux Florida Henry Weirich Otto Wittkohl Fredericksburg Charlie Holden Charlene Lampasas Johnson

Doss Citizens Mourn Death of Willie Rosenbusch

The Doss community mourns Willie Rosenbusch a longtime mail carrier on Cherry Spring road and former operator of the Doss cotton gin and a local dance hall. He died of a heart attack Tuesday evening June 10. The obituary notes his 80th birthday celebration and lists local visits and activities of residents including 4 H members and Boy Scouts.

Doss Willie Rosenbusch Cherry Spring Road Alfred Sauer Louis Welge Alfred Durden Fredericksburg Alfred Schroeder Melvin San Antonio Louis Crenwelge Bernhard Crenwelge Norwood Looney Bruce Spring Creek Christ Clinton Sidney Ellebracht Leon Paul Spaeth Spaeth Leonard Joe Baethge Doss Cyclones Comfort

Local residents plan summer visits and travels

Mrs Elmer Lee Russell of San Marcos attended church on Sunday. Mrs. C. D. Curtis and Mrs. Frank Thurman will attend the University of Texas summer session in Austin. Frances Floyd, visiting from San Marcos, spent the weekend with her mother. Several families and relatives, including Colan Barrett in Nevada for summer work, Rev. B. E. Baker from Junction, and Teddy Holm from San Antonio, were mentioned in visits around town.

Fort Stockton Johnson City Walter Collins Yvonne Colling Warren Collins San Antonio West Coast Red Hatcher Goliad G. A. Cammack Elmer Lee Russell San Marcos C. D. Curtis Frank Thurman Austin University of Texas Frances Floyd Frank Floyd A. J. Arnold Menard Ft. McKavett Willie Meier Kempner Colan Barrett Creighton Stevens J. B. Birt Harold B. Birt Kathryn Lang Clark Bobby Lang San Angelo Arthur Lang

Alcohol Classified As Fuel Type Food

A classification notes alcohol as a food item of the fuel type. The statement aligns beverage categories with energy content terms used in nutrition discussions.

FHA Bi-District Meet In Mineral Wells Observed

Local FHA employees Jim Burleson and Lee Swan attended a two day bi district meeting in Mineral Wells on June 5 and 6. The program re emphasized FHA policy including careful applicant selection adequate land tenure farming experience live at home cooperation record keeping year round farm employment and improved livestock and equipment while tailoring plans to local conditions.

FHA Jim Burleson Lee Swan

Death in Muddy Road Crash near Thorndale

Thomas McCoy of Thorndale died when his car overturned and pinned him beneath it after hitting deep ruts on a muddy road during recent rain. No other vehicle was involved in the accident.

Taylor Thomas McCoy Thorndale

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