White Bluff social news highlights weekend visits
Inez Whitewood reports varied weekend activity in White Bluff with residents visiting Fredericksburg and nearby towns. Families such as the Coffees, Gamels, Honigs, Browns, Whetstones, and Duderstadts are listed in frequent local gatherings and shopping trips.
Muddy Bloody Men of the Line Editorial From Stars and Stripes
An unsigned Stars and Stripes excerpt praises combat duty and soldier endurance in World War II. It contrasts frontline sacrifice with demobilization plans and pay differences while noting a Nebraska petition from the 134th Infantry in France urging voters to honor the home front as soldiers return.
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Harper
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Sonora
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the Stars and Stripes
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Local social visits and shopping across Kerrville Fredericksburg
Mrs. George Duderstadt and family visited the Duderstadts today while the Schmidts shopped in Kerrville. The Whitewoods and Dorthy Nell and Robert Whitewood shopped in Fredericksburg. Cadet Charles Schmidt of San Antonio spent holidays with the Schmidt family. Thurman and Jake Young went to Kerrville and visit with the Thurmans. Miss Dorthy Nell Whitewood Madge Whitewood and Audrey Mae were mentioned in the social notes.
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Ralston Coffee
Camp Hood
Charley
R. J. Gamel
Fredericksburg
Joyce Whetstone
Inez Whitewood
David Schmidt
Harold
John Honig
John S. Whitewood
Inez
Robert
Chester Brown
Jack Gartman
Brady
R. J. Games
Douglas Duderstadt
Herbie Oehler
Sam Honig
E. R. Brown
Sam McCaleb
Kerrville
Douglas
Milton Dyer
Chester
Bill Brown
Buck Frasier and
Fort Worth
W. O. Brown Ranch
Mason
Oliver Hopf
Dew Yeary
David
George Duderstadt
J. S. Whitewood
Dorthy Nell
Herbert Gamel Sr
Charles Schmidt
San Antonio
N. A. Thurman
Jake Young
Charles Coffey
Madge Whitewood
Audrey Mae
Good King Wenceslas and the spirit of carols
The article notes Good King Wenceslas began as a springtime song in Bohemia where street singers performed in warm weather to hint at generosity. It traces how generosity and gifts shifted carols toward Christmas greetings, with cards and gifts now replacing carols as the main expressions of season’s cheer.
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King Wenceslas
Bohemia
Wenceslas
S. A. Express
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