Gonzales County Savings Declares 4 Percent Semiannual Dividend
The Gonzales County Savings and Loan Association will pay its twenty second semiannual dividend of 4 percent on all savings and investment accounts, totaling 131000 dollars to over 2800 shareowners for period July 1 to December 31 1960. The credit union reports 250000 dollars earned in the past year and over 6800000 dollars in savings under management with assets at 7700000, reserves 666000, insured up to 10000 per account, and 4000 customers. Directors listed include Lynn Smith Sr R H Walker Jr and Henry A Majerski executive VP. Christmas closings noted for December 24 and 26.
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Gonzales County Savings and Loan Association
Federal Goverment
Federal Home Loan Bank
Department of Banking
State of Texas
Association
Lynn Smith, Sr
R. H. Walker, Jr
T. M. Wright
Henry A. Majerski
Edward Reese
R. L. Miller
Ross Boothe
W. R. Knight
Dr. W. B. Denman
Shiner Baptist Church Dedication Draws Hundreds
About 260 people attended the dedication of the new Shiner Baptist Church on Sunday November 20 1960. Rev James Roth former pastor led the morning service. Rev Charles Russell chaired the dedication committee and the event included a Corpus Christi A cappella Choir history reading and Open House with cake punch and coffee.
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New Shiner Baptist Church
James Roth
Latham Springs
Aquilla
J. W. Burns
Waco
Rayford Harris
Palacios
Roth
Charles Russell
Messers
C. J. Waldrop
Ray Seale
Bob Sterling
Oran Davis
Mesdame
Brief History of Live Oak Baptist Church Shiner Texas
The Live Oak Baptist Church formed in 1853 near Nickel Gonzales County with 16 members. It moved its building to Shiner in 1890 and became Shiner Baptist Church, later building a new church in 1920 and annex in 1945. By 1960 the congregation had 69 resident and 8 non resident members with a new edifice dedicated.
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Live Oak Baptist Church
Nickel
Gonzales County
James
Shiner Baptist Church of Christ
T. S. Hughs
E. A. Thornton
J. N. Cole
B. Burkett
S. J. Hughs
S. A. Pitman
R. J. Cole
N. E. Thornton
M. J. Burkett
M. E. Dickson
S. W. Smith
R. L. Smith
Colored Baptist Church of
Shiner
Baptists
H. B. Shiner
W. K. Penrod
Gonzales
Texas
Cost
Churches of Our Association
C. C
Tommie Hughs) Amsler
Raymond Dickson
Dickson Green
T. J. Faust
E. C. Ely
J. B. Henderson
B. Swofford
A. M. Pledger
O. Far
Notable hosts and helpers at community event in vivid thanks
Mesdames Sydonia Henkhaus and Oran Davis led as co chairs with Mrs Ray Seale and Mrs Edwin Pohler as assistants. Leah Seale Rebecca Little dispensed plates and napkins while Jo Ann Henkhaus Sandra Turk and Leta Pohler served cake punch and coffee. Rev Dale Mingus led an impromptu singing session with Mrs Gehrels at the organ as attendees returned home singing To God Be The Glory.
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Mesdames Sydonia Henkhaus
Oran Davis
Ray Seale
Edwin Pohler
Leah Seale
Rebecca Little
Jo Ann Henkhaus
Sandra Turk
Leta Pohler
Dale Mingus
Gehrels
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