EYC to Hold Folk Mass June 6 at St Michael's
Holy Communion scheduled for May 30 at St Michael's Episcopal with Rev H Raymond Kearby rector and Mrs Paul Ash organist. The sermon titled The Coming of the Holy Ghost. The senior choir directed by Mrs James Gartrell will provide music. Whit Sunday red dress urged to evoke tongues of flame. Bible class to review the new experimental prayer book and the EYC to rehearse the folk mass for June 6. Kindergarten board meeting set for June 3 at 7:30 p.m.
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St Michael’s Episcopal Church
H. Raymond Kearby
Paul Ash
James Gartrell
Mainland Dress makers Club Meets for Summer Project
Mrs Fannie Johnson hosted the Mainland Dress makers Club gathering. O G Coleman led the devotion and Travis Woods offered the evening prayer. Clyde Bruton presided as president and the group planned a lemon squeeze summer financial project and a public bazaar. Next meeting set for June 1 at 7 30 p m with venue to be announced. Dorothy Gary noted as shut in. Refreshments followed a sewing social and planning for a needy family. Neighborhood Council target 8 meeting at La Marque Center tonight 7 30 p m. emergency food pantry chairmen report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Johnson
la Marque
Emergency Food Pantry
Funeral for Richard W. Wagner Passes in Galveston
Richard W. Wagner 87 former South Pacific Railroad switchman died Saturday at Galveston Memorial Hospital. Services were held Monday at Emken Linton Funeral Home with George Mortimer of The Christ of Later Day Saints Church officiating. Burial followed at Galveston Memorial Park Cemetery. Born October 2, 1883 in Burnett he worked 46 years for Southern Pacific and belonged to Railroad Trackmen Union for 65 years. He resided at 2913 Pat Williams. Survived by wife Mollie Wagner step daughter Virginia Lane of La Marque and three grandchildren.
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Richard W. Wagner
Southae Pacific Railroad
Galves Memorial Hospital
Emken Linton Funeral Home
George Mortimer
The
Is Christ of Later Day Ats Church
Ial
Galveston Men- Park
Hitchoe
Burnett
Southern Pacific ‘Railroad
Wagner
Patwitia
Mollie Wagner
Virginia Lane
la Marque
Memorial notices for McGrue Caldwell Broussard figures
Obituary notices for Mrs Emily McGrue of Texas City and Mrs Clara Caldwell of La Grange share details of services at Pleasant Olive Baptist Church and St Matthew Baptist Church with burial at Doris Miller Cemetery and Memorial of Strode Armstrong Mortuary. John "Smokey" Broussard of Galveston dies at 18, services at Wesley Tabernacle United Methodist Church. Additional survivors and relatives listed, plus gardening tip on plant feeding and salt leaching.
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Emily McGrue
Claudine Murry
Texas City
Pleasant Olive Baptist Church
Waco
J.W. Williams
Doris Miller
E.G. Boykins
Clara R. Caldwell
la UN Grange
Emmett ‘Harris
St Matthew Baptist Church
C.L. McKenzie
Caldwell
Fayette County
Neighbor Aid Club
Ruby Lee Sampson
la Grange
Bobbie Jean Stevson
Sandy Caldwell
Savurance
Lanie Caldwell
Top
A.C. Caldwell
Mexico
St S Matthew's Community Cementce
Tom Pendergrass Morty
Seviot Smithville
John (Smokey) Broussard
Galveston
John Sealy Hospital
Wesley Tabernacle United Methodist Church
Memorial Cemetery
Strode-Armstrong Mortuary
Broussard
Jeanerette
Louisiana
Elnora Broussard
C.C. Bourgeois
New Orleans
Elise Watkins
la Marque
Johnetta Green
Senvietta Fulton
Mary 386- Milburn
Shirley “Birdwell
Pissers
Louvina Wagener
Effie ‘Collins
Sheraton
Ed Broussard
Jules Willis
Port Arthur
Queen of Peace Ends School Year with Weeklong Activities
Queen of Peace School celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week May 10 to 14 with daily refreshments, corsages from Monsignor Lagana, a luncheon by school mothers, and a Friday dinner by the Monsignor. The May 18 Music Festival honored Lagana’s 32nd ordination anniversary with performances by the choir, band, and Schola, concluding with God Bless America.
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Queen of Peace School
Monsignor Lagana
Home and School Association
Queen of Peace
U.S. A
M. Dorsett
Queen of Peace Band
Cash
Schola
Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grand Banquet Held
The La Marque Rebekah Lodge no. 32 met May 24 with Edith Treece presiding as noble grand. Officers’ nominations were carried over. Dolly Ayars and Mary Murphy were listed as sick. Calvin Sanders returned from illness. Opal Akey won the mystery box. Attendees included Marsha Treadaway and Naomi Starling.
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la Marque Rebekah Lodge No. 32
Edith Treece
Noble Grand
Dolly Ayars
Mary Murphy
Sea-Arama
Calvin Sanders
Opal Akey
Noble
Marsha Treadaway
Nona Tipton
Opal Aiey
Loyce Click
Sidney Rowsey
Lenny Hall
Selena Berkshire
Vivian McAlviney
Naomi Starling
Demolays Install Donnie Nelson as Master Councilor
Donnie Nelson aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs Foster Nelson of 6704 West Bayou Drive Hitchcock will be Installed as Master Councilor of La Marque chapter Order of De Molay in ceremonies at the La Marque Masonic Temple on Shell Street May 29 at 7 30 p.m. The Hitchcock High School sophomore is active in sports and has served two years in La Marque chapter earning The Representative DeMolay Award. He will lead the chapter for four months. Other officers to be installed are Kevin Eldred Daniel Gonzales Steve Bradford Joe Regini Mike Davis John Spangle John Epley Mark Summerrall. The seven preceptors are Timmy Summers Jerry Jennings Milton Barnum Robbie Terry Frank Lamonaco James Joy and Ronald Hocker. The chapter will conclude with Flower Talk to 21 new members. The Order of DeMolay, for young men 14 to 21, founded in 1919, has about 166000 members in 11 countries with programs of sports and civic activities.
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Donnie Nelson
Foster Nelson
West Bayou Drive
Hitchcock
la Marque
Order of
de Molay
la Marque Masonic Temple
Shell Street
Hitchcock High School
Kevin Eldred
Daniel Gonzales
Steve Bradford
Joe Regini
Mike Davis
Stewart
John Spangle
John Epley
Chaplin
Mark Summerrall
Marshall
John Baker
Timmy Summers
Jerry Jennings
Milton Barnum
Robbie Terry
Frank Lamonaco
James Joy
Ronald Hocker
Order of DeMolay
Exchange Club Meet Hosted by Mrs Ford
Mrs Jose Ford hosted the Friendly Exchange Home Demonstration Club meeting with Henry Mays as president calling to order and an opening prayer. Officers training was announced for the Community Public Service Building in Texas City, followed by a one hour workshop and luncheon. Also noted is Mrs Pat Gordon as hostess for a June 14 gathering and Donald Bolin as chapter dad of the La Marque De Molay chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Ford
Friendly Exchange Home Demonstration Club
Henry Mays
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EYC
Donnie Nelson Club
Eet
Richard Wagner
John Broussard
Vant
Rebekah Lodge
Highlands Baptist Kindergarten
Laura McCartney
Matt Pugh
Patrick Carroll
Kevin Simpson
Kenny Evans
David McLemore
Scott McCune
Timmy Mazoch
Dennis Roberts
Donnie Baker
Lisa Pitts
Len Cargill
Jeffrey Compean
Scott Clark
Eric Johnson
Michael Dagerath
Patrick Kochanowski
Stacy Culver
Cynthia Robinson
Melinda Devlin
Tammy McCrumb
Kenny Webb
Tammy Branstetter
Ivey Partain
Archie Voight Jr
Mrs Ford
Donald Bolin
de- Molay
Guaranty Federal
Federal Agency
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Lester J. Peterson
E. Sid Holliday, JR
LaMarque, Laurel & 1St
Schreiber & Miller’s
W. E. Bill Ransom
Seymour Halfant
Mgr
Helen Henderson and
Richard Alarid
Galveston County
Galvestonarket
Oak St
Bank of Mainland
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