El Campo Family Visit Spurs Gathered Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hoyer and Mrs. R B Papacek spent last week Saturday with Mr. Arnold Papacek in El Campo. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tousek and son and Herman Hostas of Seymour spent a week in Moulton visiting relatives and friends.
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Tommy Hoyer
R. B. Papacek
Arnold Papacek
el Campo
Tom _ Tousek
Herman Hostas
Seymour
Moulton
C. T. Johnson
Austin
Weldon L. Knape
Texas Sets Armed Forces Day May 17
Governor Shivers designates May 17 as Armed Forces Day in Texas to honor the state and national military services.
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Austin
Shivers
Texas
Draft Call Austin to June Draft Quota
State Selective Service Director Paul L Wakefield said 384 men will be called by local Texas draft boards in June. He noted this is the smallest state quota since July 1951.
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Austin
Texas
State Selective Service
Paul L. Wakefield
Promotion and hometown ties in military notes
Promoted S Sgt Johnnie L Eilert stationed at Wilmington Delaware rises to staff sergeant. He is the son of Mr and Mrs August Eilert of Moulton. Mr and Mrs R W Meitzen returned to Kerrville Thursday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George von Lienen.
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Johnnie L Eilert
Wilmington
Delaware
August Eilert
Moulton
R. W. Meitzen
Kerrville
George von Lienen
Republicans Hold Precinct Convention in Moulton
Republican Precinct No. 6 in Moulton met Saturday morning with W. K. Richter as chair and Mrs. Vincent W. Rehmer elected secretary. Richter named delegate to the county convention at Hallettsville. Lewis Allen of Hallettsville elected proxy. Delegates were not instructed. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Paul Newton and son Nelson Wayne of Menard and others from Angleton Columbus El Campo and San Antonio.
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Moulton
W. K. Richter
Vincent W. Rehmer
Hallettsville
Lewis Allen
Paul Newton
Nelson Wayne
Menard
Edward Gene Boehm
Angleton
C. A. Williamson
Frances Kay
Barbara Jean
Columbus
Ed. Boehm Jr
From where I sit 4v Joe Marsh
A personal column argues for respecting others rights such as the vote and enjoying a beer. The author admits a one idea focus and jokes about odd facts while defending individual freedoms.
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Joe Marsh
Devotional Reading on Ex 20 13 and Gospel Verses
Scripture references Exodus 20 13 Matthew 6 21 26 18 1 6 1014 Mark 1 40 42 Luke 9 51 56 19 47 and Psalm 8 featured in the devotional reading.
Blunt Tools and the Sacredness of Life in May Reflections
A May reading links Jesus teachings on Thou shalt not kill to the sanctity of life and cautions against habits and carelessness that shorten life. It cites Jesus healing the sick and notes that any habit or act that risks health is a form of murder, warning against reckless driving and worry.
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God
Jesus
Simeon Stylites
Division Ofhristian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ of the United States of America
WNU
Strike Back at Cancer by Saving Lives and Easing Pain
The temperance lesson urges action against alcohol's harm to health and society. It argues liquor paralyzes antibodies and phagocytes, links drinking to poverty and reckless acts, and cites past leaders and insurance biases to support abstinence.
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David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Jemelka Speaks to Montgomery Nursery School Teachers
Victor J. Jemelka a speech therapist spoke to teachers of the Montgomery Nursery Schools Monday at Riverside Community Building on the importance of speech therapy for pre school children He holds degrees from Southwestern Texas State Teachers College and Northwestern University and works with Pine View Manor. Officials invited all parents and teachers of nursery schools and kindergartens. Montgomery Nursery Schools are Community Chest agencies.
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Jemelka
Montgomery
Victor J. Jemelka
Riverside
Southwestern Texas State Teachers College
Northwestern University
Pineview Manor
The
Community Chest
Saint John’s leads Lavaca County Rural Schools meet
Saint John's School took first place with 26 points at Hallettsville hosting the Lavaca County Rural Schools junior track meet. Moravia followed with 19 12 points, Komensky 9, Old Sweet Home 7, Wied 4.
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Saint John’s School
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Moravia
Komensky
Old Sweet Home
Wied
Breslau
Saint John’s
Brown
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