St Marys Auxiliary Meets in Grotto
The St Marys School Auxiliary met in the Grotto Friday at 4 pm with vice president Mrs Annie Lange presiding. Nomination committee members were named and new officers will be elected in April. A committee was appointed to receive donations for new chairs for St Josephs Hall. Members will aid St Marys Church in this months Alamo Camp and Hospital Service quota. The meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
Grotto
Annie Lange
Elton Jordan
John Evers
J. D. Hext
Andrew Kaiser
St. Joseph's Hall
St. Mary
Rehearsal Dinner Held at Kneese Home
Mr and Mrs Raymond L Kneese hosted a rehearsal dinner at their home on Saturday at noon The guest list totaled twenty including the Wilson Kneese wedding party immediate family out of town guests and Rev and Mrs C A Greenwaldt A centerpiece featured redbuds on the dining table
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Kneese
Wilson-Kneese
C. A. Greenwaldt
Lunch-Packing Center Aids Daily Homemaker Tasks
A kitchen lunch packing center promises to save time and ease the daily chore. It streamlines assembling noon meals, keeping ingredients organized and accessible for quick preparation.
City Election Day Apr 1 Urged by Fredersburg Jaycees
The Fredericksburg Jaycees urge residents to vote on Tuesday April 1 as the city holds its election day urging turnout and civic participation in local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Dorothy Kneese and Clyde Wilson wed in First Methodist rites
Dorothy May Kneese and Clyde H. Wilson Jr. married March 22 at First Methodist Church Alba with Rev. C A Greenwaldt officiating. The ceremony featured gladioli, music by Opal Pitz and Pat Pope, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plans a Monterrey Saltilo honeymoon and will reside in Alba after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kneese
Clyde Wilson
Dorothy May Kneese
Adolph O. Kneese
Clyde H. Wilson Jr
Clyde H. Wilson Sr
Alba
C. A. Greenwaldt
First Methodis
Opal Pitz
Schubert
Pat Pope
Commerce
Raymond L. Kneese
Tom Pace Jr
Post
Beverly
Glenn Kneese
Glenn
Helen Wilson
Austin
Bill Rothe
Clarence Probst
Mesdames Kermit Striegler
Harry Kneese
LeRoy Kneese
Walter Schlaudt
Helen Kothe
Jo Ann Striegler
FHS
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Fredericksburg Standard
Alice Echo
Wilson
East Texas State College
Dallas _Institute of Mortuary Science
Junior Mission Band Met On Wednesday at Holy Ghost Church
The Junior Mission Band of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church met in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon. Jenny Lou Crenwelge read the Scripture lesson, Patsy Heimann led in prayer, and Mrs. Theo Knopp guided the study on the American Lutheran Church. Virginia Wunderlich was welcomed as a new member. Frank French led the closing prayer and the Lord's Prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Benno Eckert and Mrs. Lorence Feller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Jenny Lou Crenwelge
Patsy Heimann
Theo Knopp
American Lutheran Church
Virginia Wunderlich
Tang
Frank French
Benno Eckert
Lorence Feller
Koenig-Durst Families Dinner in Rosse Church
Rev H W Koenig and wife of Rosse Texas were honored at a noon Sunday dinner after morning services at Edison Street Methodist Church. Rev Koenig preached the sermon. About fifty guests attended including Edward Durst and numerous Koenig and Durst relatives with out of town visitors Edna Koenig Laredo Harvey Durst San Antonio and Clinton Houy Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Koenig
Rosse
Texas
Edison Street Methodist Church
Koenig
Edward Durst
C. F. Koenig
Harvey Durst
Alfred Arbelger
Arnold Houy
Felix Houy
Eli Houy
J. C. Campbell
Edna Koenig
Laredo
San Antonio
Clinton Houy
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Mary's Auxiliary
Kneese
Gebhardt
Duz
Libby
Edison Street
Methodist
Crennelle Food Market
Town
C. H. Wilson
J. P. Jones
F. R. Blount
Fred Blalock
Dick Blount
B. U. Terry Jr
Endee
N. M
Pat Flynn
Howard Burt
A.J. Belk
Freer
Kilman Photo
MR. and
Mrs
Junior Mission
Koenig-Durst
Kendall-Hodges
Lorc
Dalla
Stor
Kendall - Hodges
Fredericksburg, Texas
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