Local visits and family trips round the community
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Bailey and son Donald Ray spent Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goff. Mrs. O. B. Walker and Howard Wayne returned home after a week with Mrs. A. B. Barker in Millersview. Otto Wienecke and children visited Theo Ochler’s home Wednesday night. Joe Roeder and son Reuben and Minnie Mockendorf visited Herman Jung Sunday afternoon. Daniel Arnold and children made a business trip to San Antonio. Ed Marschall traveled to Kerrville on Wednesday. Cpl Dayton Rahe and wife of Van Nuys California plan a visit with the Walker family. Mrs. G. C. Duderstadt spent Sunday with the Arnolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bailey
Donald Ray
Lee Goff
O. B. Walker
Howard Wayne
A. B. Barker
Millersview
Otto Wienecke
Theo Ochler
Joe Roeder
Reuben
Minnie Mockendorf
Herman Jung
Danial Arnold
San Antonio
Ed. Marschall
Kerrville
Cpl
Dayton Rahe
van Nuys
California
G. C. Duderstadt
Community notes and visits in WTE Bluff area
Miss Myrtle Walker visits Hollan Walker family and others. Red Cross drive raises 170.50 with 100 percent participation. Residents travel to Fredericksburg and Rocksprings for events and shopping. Families mentioned include Honig, Walker, Brown, Whitworth, Kirchoff, Henry, Gibson, Schmidt. Donnie Owens funeral attended in Rocksprings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brown
Red Cross
Lester Land
Herbie Ochlier
W. O. Brown
Bill
Helen Doris
Carl O. Whitworth
E. R. Brown
Donnie Owens
Rocksprings
August Kirchoff
Helen
Harper
Hollan Walker
Hollis Wayne
Myrtle Walker
Sam Henry
John S. Whitewood
Inez
Fredericksburg
Allen Gibson
Sam Honig
W. A. Honig
James
David Schmidt
Davine
Training children in Bible faith begins at home
The article argues that effective religious training for future generations must start in the home with parents. It laments many parents outsourcing child training and notes that untrained parents contribute to delinquency and prison fear, promising continuation next week.
Fredericksburg PTA Conference schedule and local notices
The 000 PTA Conference continues with luncheon at Nimitz Hotel and two day program in Fredericksburg including 1:30 departmental conferences, 2:30 general sessions and a 7:30 concert by Fredericksburg High School Band. Local committees listed. several social notes cover visits by Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wendel, Clarence Duecker, and others with updates on car wrecks and recoveries.
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Herald
WTE Bluff News
Evelyn
Pace Onn
Nimitz Hotel
Travelers Cafe
M. J. Adams
Cecil Cabaniss
Recorder High School
Ric Anderson
Tom Terry
Recorder
Roy Zesch
W. H. Schaefer
Recorder Rural Schools
James J. King
Recorder Councils
S. G. Freeman
Bob Bennet
D. W. Jordan
S. L. Kirk
LH. Haines
First Methodist Church
Bob Bennett
Iar
Miss Pearl Dalhau
THE
Four Freedoms
Robert L. Sutherland
Hogg Foundation
Mrs. Little
Flig. Sr. Chamber of Commerce
Flig, Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Flig. P.T.A
R. E. Kirchner
Baptist Church
Henry Holly
Gillespie County
Texas Congress
Jack M
Eric Anderson
Charles N. Bustin, Jr
Jordan
Gram Music
Parent-Teacher Association Choral Club
N. L. Striegler
W. E. Whitten
Brady Public School Announcements
B. H. Heinen
Presidents
Adams
Presiding Assembly
Paul Weiss
Edison Street Methodist Church
Eieducation For Home & Family Life
Virginia W. Sharborough
China
Hal Bybee
Will T. Decherd
Edward Geeslin
G. B. Ballerstedt
W. ¥. Schaefer
H. A. Lochte
Schaefer Homes
W. L. Homes
T. W. Knopp
W. H
Arthur Rowert
Monroe Wahl
Walter Kolmeier
Hubert Cox
Fred Tally
Elizabeth Walter
Edgar Kordzik
Chas. Dolezal
Hubert Reichenau
Elgin Crenwelge
Eddie Krauskopf
Felix Wilke
Milton Durst
Almon Kirchhoff
Ernst Lochte
Felix Heep
Jesse Miller of
Ingram
A. C. Wendel
Jack Jones
Clarence Duecker
Max Lange
Felix Feuge
Leon
Wilber Seiders
Houston
F. M. Floyd
Frances Floyd
Albert Sagebiel
Fredericasburg
Harold Rogers
Elnore Sagebiel
Alfred Lehne
Mgr
Harper, Texas
GRAND
Lange’s Auto Service
Prop
Ection
Central Drug
Enoch A. St.clair
Mer
U.S
Europe
Aoe
Reine
Conference of
Alsohelia Bevelays Industries, Sus
Sinclair
Sinclair Oils & Greases
WM. Strackbein
Tatsch
Texas
Ture
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