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ENROLLED TRAINING COURSEAbout 75 persons have thus far enrolled foi the study course being conducted at the First Baptist Church here each evening this week.Five books are being taught and Miss Nella Casement, a state-approved Baptist worker, is directing the course. “Bible Heroes*’ is being taught to the Juniors by M s. A. O. Spain.Miss Casement is teaching “OurBible' to the seniors, and Mrs*61 iching thebook “Witnessing for Christ'* to the Intermediates.“The B. A. U. Manuel ' and “Our Lord and Ours*’ is being taught respec tively bv Miss LoraClare Teague and Rev* F misCheavens.The classes meet at 7:15 each evening and are tlt; continue through Friday. Anyone wanting to take a credit on the course can do so by attending each of thethree remaining nights*A pleasant for all who attend Fridav‘InMedicalStone-ifer, Inin storeclassesOFFICERS-(Continued From Page 1) Major YVm. M floldKton. Quarter Master Corp1st Lt H.iipil lt;; G me/.. Vet. Corps.tGrimes,Jr..2nd, Lt, ThomaCoast Artillery,1st. Lt. F, W. Hartwick, Medical Corps. jJ 1st. Lt. Urn. K. Holleron, Cav-; airy.1st Lt. Cody Lentz. Cavalry, | ; M a j or Cl a re r \vi * S. 1 n -fan try.*2nd Lt. W. H Kelley, Cavalry.1st, Lt. Fred W, Maekie, Infan. j try. 11st. Lt.Artillery.2nd. Lt. Jack lt;\ McKenzie. Infantry.Capt Joel H Pray tor Infantry.* Major Wm, T Riviere, Infantry ,^ 1 st Lt. Hamptis E Roos* InfantryLt, Robt \V, Cl. Sheekles, Infantry.2nd. Lt. R. K. Smith. Infantry,Y( AKUM1st. Lt. Ralph E. Rinn, Cavalry, Lt. John C. Speed ie, Infantry.' Lt. John Kdward Trott, Infantry.CUEROCapt. Arthur M. Green. JAG.1st Lt Win. S Gi under, DentalCorps.-1st Lt. Robt. Ji. Hartman, Vet, Corp.Col, Sam C, Lackey, Jr., FieldArtillery.!t, I t. Robt. (r. Wagner, Medical Corp.AtJSTWELLLt Col. Geo. E. Glover. MedicalCoi ps.1 t I t. Burton N. Coward, Dental Cofp*2nd. Lt. Clarence W. Coyne iuntrv.GOLIAD Coi Jo-. T, GunitCorps.( apt. James L. Reed. Field Ar-Capt. Robt. fan try.GONZALES-1st. Li Walter A. , sPALACIOS iLt Col. Vernon K. Hurd. Field!Art j He: v.HALLETTSVILLE j1st. Lt. Everett Renger, Dental!(‘orp. IPT. LAVACA !1st Lt. Stuart Me, Rohre. CH. !EDNA2nd Lt. Travis K. Watterson, jCavalry.NEW BRACNFELS Capt. John W, Keienburg, Quarter Master Corps,SHINER 1st Lt. E. J. Effenberger, Engineer Corps.YORKTOWNI t. Lt. Alvin A. E, Stanchos.Infantry.VANDERBILT 2nd. Lt. Ferdinand J Reed, ? Coast Artillery.Sei vers.A. D. Maeruder. FieldHOUSE- — m lt;u*- TrifrY(Continued From Page 1)sales or regulate them in a reasonable manner.*'Blankenship said that several members had received telegrams today from druggists in their Ivome districts asking them to v te against his bill. Some of the d» uggisis whose narrves were sign* ,d to the telegrams now are sell-j ing more liquor than would be re-lst. Lt. Roy H. Boethel, Infantry. [enured for medical purposes.2nd Lt. Clint W, Brae her, Field j * A number ol drug stores areArtillery.2nd Lt. Thomas L. Burns. Jr., Quarter Master Corps.2nd Lt Wm. E. Browning, In-* ntry.Capt Sam S. Devall. Infantry.Sst. Lt. Arthur J. Drevfuss, (Smarter Master Coi ps.•Capt. Jos. K. Jarmon Cavalry,drughandling 8,000 to 9,000 prescrip-|jtams a month,” he said, ‘‘and they i are dispensing most of it for j , ht* ve rage rather than mi *d i ea Ipur p ses/’One store, he said, had a $5,000stock of liquor and only $300worth of all oilier stock combined. The House engrossed, by 75 to\|
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Victoria Advocate
Victoria, Texas, US
Wed, Mar 19, 1941
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