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Hospitality Home for Servicemen" 1941-1975 |
ATTENTION!!! Hello! I have just become acquainted with Mother
Layne's Hospitality Home through a small New Testament. It had belonged to
my husband's aunt in-law, Marge Misner. Her home address at that time was 1037
Hendricks, South Jacksonville, Florida. She became the wife of William Lyle
Bowles Jr.also of Jacksonville. Uncle Bill was in the Navy during WWII. I am
wondering if anyone has any recollection of Marge or William. Sadly both have
long since passed. Thank you in advance. Barbara Bryan babryan1957@gmail.com |
Here is the bulletin for the 2nd Annual United States Navy Mother of the Fleet Commemoration Dinner to be held at MCAS Miramar, San Diego, CA. FleetDinner.pdf |
I was
excited to received an e-mail from Austin Turnes who lives in
Michigan. He collects old cameras. ~Marge
He wrote, "Hello, my name is Austin Turnes, and I recently purchased a old camera via eBay. The camera was an Argus C3 manufactured about 1953 and it came to me via Montana from an estate. While going through the camera bag I found a very old Christian Greetings card with Irvin & Bertha Rattan on it with a scripture quote. I've enclosed a picture of it, and wondered if you would like me to send it to you for your memorabilia." Naturally, I said yes. I scanned it, and it came through pretty well for something so old. |
With
the card, Austin
included this note. "Enclosed is the card from the
Rattans. I replied, "Thanks for sending the card. We had an Argus C-3 and my husband (Howard) took lots of slides with it. I converted them to digital photos recently. When the C-3 became outdated, we gave it to our son David. I think many of our friends at the Hospitality Home had the C-3, so it was probably put on eBay by a family member. The Rattans were wonderful people and you're right that we need more people like them." |
Verna Linzey Receives Lifetime Achievement Award Friends,
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Blessings,
Jim
James
F. Linzey
Chaplain, Major, USA (Ret.) State Chaplain, California Military Officers' Association of America Ordained,
Southern Baptist Convention
(760)
855-3905
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ASSEMBLIES
OF GOD 2017 CONVENTION HONORS VERNA LINZEY
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A Get-Together in Arkansas
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Click here to see our Home Away From Home slideshow The book "Home Away From Home" is now online! You may download it by clicking here. You may print it if you wish; it's 48 pages. You will need Adobe Reader, because the book is in PDF format. A free copy of the Reader can be downloaded from http://get.adobe.com/reader/ The Internet address for the book is http://www.spaciousskies.me/HospHome/Homebook.pdf |
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Now that the book is complete, we've sent our research materials to: Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center |
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Note
from Marge:
I associate the old song "Ship Ahoy" with the Hospitality
Home.
Click here to hear Jack Holcomb sing it on
YouTube.com.
Another one is "When We See Christ" by Esther Kerr Rushtoi; she wrote it in 1940, as WW2 seemed eminent. Her husband Howard served as an overseas chaplain to the US Armed Forces. Esther was a sister of Phil Kerr, who hosted the Monday Night Musicals in Pasadena CA from 1945 to 1960. |
Howard
Marshall, Publisher (now
in heaven).
Marge
Marshall, Editor |
I've moved several memorials to a separate page. To see it click here. ~Marge |
In 1997 enough funds were raised to purchase a grave marker for "Mom" Rattan. She had been buried beside "Dad" Rattan in 1989.
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The
marker was dedicated June 1, 1997 by Lloyd & Leona Dailey, Flo
& Ollen Hardin, Virginia Hayden, and Paul & Joy
Raymond.
El Camino Memorial Park in San Diego |
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60th Anniversary of the Japanese Surrender in World War II |
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Chaplain
Stanford Linzey went to be with his Lord on February 4, 2010. His obituary is
here.
A Tribute To The Late Captain Linzey from ASSIST News Service |
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A note from Jim Linzey: My father,
Captain Stanford E. Linzey, II, CHC,
USN (Ret.), requested that I give you a copy of the above important
photo, which captures one of the highlights of his ministry as a Naval
Chaplain. If you would like to have an 8X10 copy of this
photo, please e-mail me. info@militarybibleassociation.com If you are interested in purchasing one or more of
Rev. Linzey's books, click here.
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We've added more pictures to the slide show, San Diego, 1990 You'll see a picture of Stanford and Verna.
Chaplain Jim Linzey Retires
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US Navy Ships is a page on this web site. If you want to add the ship you served on, please contact Marge Marshall at mmarshall@spaciousskies.me |
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In May 1993, Marguerite Hall came to Kansas
City, Missouri, from
Columbus, Nebraska, to visit her brother Paul Hall and his wife Carol,
so some of us "Home Folks" got together at the home of J. Ernest
"Arkie" and Eunice Radford. Back
row, left to right:
Howard Marshall, Leo Gaston, Geri Gaston,
Eunice Radford, "Arkie" Radford, Sam Langwell. Front row, Marge
Marshall, Marguerite
Hall, Mariana (Hall) Langwell. Photo by Jeffrey Hall,
Mariana's son whose dad was Delbert Glen Hall.
Since then, four of the group have gone on ahead of us to be with the Lord: Leo, Eunice, "Arkie" and Sam. |
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Home Folks still like to get together whenever possible. Recently
Eleanor French was visited in her LaMesa
CA home by Paul Raymond and Lloyd & Leona Dailey; Leona snapped
this picture. |
Web
pages about the Home
Reunions
Links We Like! |
Kansas City
Marge
Marshall
mmarshall@spaciousskies.me
This page is www.spaciousskies.me/
Read about Dr. Verna M. Linzey at www.vernalinzey.org |
The
Holy Spirit by Chaplain
(Major) James F. Linzey, D.D., is available from Gospel Publishing
House in Springfield, Missouri. Major James Linzey has written A Divine Appointment in Washington, D.C. Major Linzey can be contacted at P.O. Box 300366, Escondido, CA 92030 (760) 685-8491. His web site is www.operationfreedom.info. Chaplain Jim is the son of Verna & Stanford Linzey and recalls being at the Hospitality Home when he was a kid. |
Retired
Chaplain Stanford E. Linzey, Jr. is the author of The Holy
Spirit in the Third Millennium, Handbook on the Holy Spirit: A Guide to
the Spirit Within. The book is
described as dealing with "issues surrounding the manifestation of the
Spirit in prayer from theological and practical points of view. The
treatment is orthodox, yet it is charismatic in tone and practical in
presentation. ... It has broad appeal to charismatic, Pentecostal and
para-church groups, yet it has reached into evangelical, mainline,
Catholic Pentecostal and ecumenical groups because of its reasoned
theological and biblical content."
Howard Marshall has read the book and says, "It’s a practical, down-to-earth Handbook, and I highly recommend it." Other books by Chp. Linzey are Pentecost in the Pentagon and God Was at Midway. He’s written two smaller works, "Why I believe in the Baptism with the Holy Spirit" and "Filling Your Boots," a guide for young people entering military service. You can find Chp. Linzey's books at Amazon.com. You may download a copy of "O Glory Be to God." a hymn written by Rev. Linzey; please click here. |