League Convention Set by Fredericksburg Lutherans
West Central Conference Lutheran League Convention to be held in Fredericksburg March 27 28 with hosts Bethany Lutheran Holy Ghost Church and Zion Lutheran. Registration Saturday 3 PM at Bethany. evening program Holy Ghost Church 7 PM. closing session Sunday 1 3 PM at Holy Ghost Church. Leaguers from area churches to attend housing arranged by participating congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Mar Jius
Lutheran Churche of
Frederick
John Stern
Cuth
Bethany Lutheran
Bethany Luther Let
Ia Kr Bohs
Tore Vivian
Kasch
Holy Ghost Luther League
Jeneane Mueller
Zion L.utheran League
Stanley Weirch
Cora Lynn Basse
Stonewall
Bethany
Holy Ghost Church
Wille Hunt
Bandera
Hynet Nach
Grace Bemis Curtis to Lecture in Kerrville Monday
Grace Bemis Curtis of Pittsburgh Pa will speak on Loving to Live at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Kerrville’s Municipal Auditorium 911 Main Street. Curtis fronts The First Church of Christ Scientist Board of Lectureship and partakes in Boston based church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Municipal Auditorium
Kerrville, Texas
Will Rogers
Grace Bemis Curtis
C.S.B
Pittsburgh
Boston
Mass
Main Street
Kerrville
Minister Speaks at Grace Lutheran Convention in San Antonio
Gene Goodson of Grace Lutheran Church will be main speaker and meditation leader at the West Central Conference convention with many area pastors serving as study leaders. The report also notes Lent reflections on the Passion and resurrection of Jesus Christ and lists participating Luther leagues across numerous Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Goodson
Grace Lutheran Church
San Antonio
Luther Leagues
Mason, Llano
Marble Falls
Comfort
Stonewall
Buerne
Blanco
Bandera
Bulverde
Burnet
Harper, Doss
Cherry Springs
Kerrville
Also Junction
Seguin
New Braunfels
Marton
la Vernia
Helotes
Knippa
Hondo
Canyon Lake
Castell
Castroville
Cave Creek
Dunlay
Floresville
Elm Creek
Southerun
Path
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Highway Department
Ward County
Monahans
Community Action Council At
Beeville
Bee County College
Texas Rio Grande Compact
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
ABC
Tom Gordon
Abilene
Law Commission
Preston Smith
Walter M Mischer
Houston
Fred W. Shield
Texas Board of Corrections
Smith
Wilfred S. MacKinnon
Baytown
Credit Union Commission
Jim R Wiliams
Charles Ek. Woodburn
Amarillo
Dan Lester
Jefferson
Philip C Bowen
el Paso
S J Sibley Jr
Austin
Texas State Historical Committee
Frank M. Covert III
John C Caldwell
Albany
Stmith
Alice
South
Texas
John C White
Smuth
Welfare cuts loom as AFDC payments to drop on May 1
Welfare Commissioner Burton Hackney announced substantial AFDC reductions effective May 1. The average grant will fall from about 118 to 80 dollars monthly, with roughly 4,500 families dropped from aid. About 87,616 Texas families with 263,809 children received benefits last month as Texas faces a 50 percent budgeted-needs level and a proposed amendment to raise the aid ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Burton G. Hackney
Board of Public Welfare
Hackney
AFDC
PWD
Texas
Texas Citizens For Welfare Reform
Senate
House
Joe Christie
el Paso
DeWitt Hale
Corpus Christy
Hale
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Water Quality Board
Crawford Martin
Martin
Galveston County
Tbis
Juvenile Court
Kerrville Public Event At Municipal Auditorium
The notice lists a 7:30 P.M. start on March 29, 1971 at the Kerrville Municipal Auditorium located at 911 Main St Texas for a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Kerrville, Texas
Monthly Social Security Benefit Increase Approved by Congress
The 10 percent increase will raise benefits for 2.5 million retirees. Robert M. Ball announced that regular June 3 checks will reflect the May payment with the higher amount, while June payments will cover January through April retroactive increases. Checks will be mailed automatically and refiguring of benefits takes about a month to account for prior month adjustments. The Treasury needs May to print checks before delivery on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Ball
Social Security Office
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ath ST. James Lutheran Church
WG Han
Luther League Youth Group
Junior Lutherans Fellowship
Women of the Church
School of Religion
Harper United Methodist Church
Heay Marshall
United Presbyterian Church
Norman Taylor
United Presbyterian Waurner
Acordi
L We
Evervine
Cathelr Oburch
First Pentecostal Church
Harper, Texas
Carlos B. Parker
Seda
First Baptist Church
Lyan Mauldin
Brotherhood
Jr. Lutherans
St. James Jr
Gene Harper
Daniel Feller
Teresa Tatsch
Pastor Hill
Tamara Harper
Terrie Sultemeier
Glen Hopf
Roy Ressmann
Floy Bode
Harper
Peterson Hospital
Oliver Hopf
Harry Wilke
Erato Hopf
Hartford Jones
Life Insurance
ANS Rl
Chas
Us Ptee
PE Poste Insurance Corp
Harper Herald
Iba
Wdys
WE Tee
Cyceg
Ebslesner
Boditas
Neotab
Hargecat
Sabes
al Assa
Yeete
Wii
Teeta
Fen
POLAT
Chi Sthan
Ceace
Hedeh
Bec Catia of
C. H. Bierschwale
Lydia Bierschwale
Johnnie Bierschwale
Mason
Johnnie
I Barr
Edwin Klein and
Ruben
Ervin Reed
Stranm
Lovin Srwale
Ted Rogers
Leslie
Uvalde
J J Rogers
Phil
Harry Sultemeier
Sultemeier
Garfield Fairchild
J . Robenson
Fort Worth
Don Purdum
Jeanette Robenson
Cenfer
Colorado
Hilda Sapeser
Purdum
Roy Cottle
Carroll Cottle
Bocksprings
Lundun Parker
Janice Spaeth
Lamesa School
Alfred Spaeth
Shalene Ruhe
John Tarleton College
Hubert Kahe
Carolyn Schumidt
David Schumdt
The
Presbyterian Church
Hereford Assn
Hill Country Hereford Association
Birch’s Red Barn
S -Bill” Pope
Texas A&m University
College of Agriculture
College Station
United Presbyterian Women Assn. Met
United Presbyterian Women Association
A J. Kinsey
Charle Rogers
Herbert Gamel
P F Jones
Orl Ernst
A C. Wendel
H. L. Stevens
Walter Parker Sr
Paul Jones
Alcw News
St. James
Thursty
Joyce Lange
Churches One Foundation
Max Lange
Isaiah
Hall
Lawrence Metzger
Paul Staudt
Alfred Kramer
Kraemner
Alfred Moellendorf
Moormans Quality
Floy Bode Company
Werner’s Auto Service
Werner Schumpelt
Enco Products
Horper
Woerner Warehouse
Predericksburg
Telles
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