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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
4
Miss Nancy Grabein and Mr. Robert Jenkins, married last Saturday, were honored with a garden dinner party on September 17 at the home of Mr. and Mrs Leo Fuchs in Harlingen. Guests enjoyed a buffet in a softly lit back garden with pink blooms and candlelit tables.
Paul Edmunds chosen Denner for Den 2 with Jackie McKenney as Assistant Denner and Eugene Wallace as Keeper of the Buckskin. Den mother is Mrs. Bill Wallace and Assistant Den Mother Mrs. LaVert McKenney. Members include Mac Hugh McKenney Bobby Nelson Jeffery Nelson James Vogelsang Joyce Wallace Zelisko Fuchs and family guests Gary and others.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Jistel announce the engagement of their daughter Janis to Gerald Beach son of Mr and Mrs A C Beach of Westphalia Saint Monica's Catholic Church will host the wedding on the morning of October 19 The couple are Temple employees and Janis is a 1956 Yee High School graduate while Gerald is a 1954 Rosebud High School alumnus.
Miss Nancy Lou Grabein wed Robert Henry Jenkins in First Baptist Church. cerimonial details include vows by Rev A F Russell, organist Lionel Rowland, and singer Sandra Woodland. The bride wore Alencon lace gown with train and veil. they plan to live in Indianapolis after a trip.
Mr and Mrs A D Jenkins of Rising Star hosted a rehearsal luncheon at Magnolia House last Saturday honoring Miss Nancy Lou Grabein and their son Robert H Jenkins. Guests included Mrs Don Jenkins Mrs Glen Winfrey Rev and Mrs A F Russell and others.
Mrs Leo L Fuchs of Civic Garden Club attends the Thirtieth Annual Fall Board Meeting of Texas Garden Clubs Inc at Hotel Gelvez Galveston along with state and regional garden club leaders. She will be state chairman for No Gardener Circulation and promote subscriptions for a national publication.
Baby announcements recount births in several area households with details on birth dates and weights. Larry Wayne Fuchs born September 13 to Floris Herman Fuchs and family. Janice Marie Henderson born September 14 to Jasper Henderson. Normaine Lynch born September 19 to Sam Alfred Lynch Jr. and Rosebud. Le Roy Lavon Jr. born September 15 to Le Roy Lavon and Mil ano. Laurie Denise Green born September 19 to Clois Llewellyn Green and family. Ricardo Charles born September 19 to Guilberto Martenez Charles. William Douglas Brown born September 18 to William Hansel Brown and family. Melanie Ann Reilly born September 17 to Robert William Reilly. Genoveva Will born September 22 to Joaquin D Sori ano. Kenneth Scott born September 15 to James Edward Scott. Rita Rene born September 14 to Tommy J McQueen. Donald Gene Pouncey born September 16 to James Arthur Pouncey.
Parishioners of Saint Monica's Catholic church held a basket supper and welcome home party for Rev. George Duda at the Parish Hall. Duda just returned from a three month visit to the Eastern United States England Ireland and Germany. Master of ceremonies was Pete Kunz. Boy Scout Troop 52 led by Felix Matula Jr. presented a skit titled How Not To Run A Hospital. Duda spoke to about 250 guests detailing his trip.
Sarah McCalla chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a September meeting featuring Mrs. J. C. Freeman and Mrs. Grehma Gillis presenting a program on the United States Constitution. National Constitution Week was observed September 17 through 24 proclaimed by President Eisenhower. Nine members gathered September 19 at Mrs. Giles McDermott’s Cameron home to mark the observance with Rockdale members Mrs. H. T. Coulter and Mrs. Sue Beasley in attendance. Regent Mrs. Freeman presided.
A Peoria feature reports a transistor hearing aid the size of a pin head that provides near perfect hearing for the deaf. The device operates with no cords or buttons, costs almost nothing to run, and is virtually invisible in use. Tone Master Manufacturing Co. invites inquiries from interested readers.
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Truman Pem returning from Rusk after visiting Mrs. W. H. Wallace mother of Mrs. John C. Solomon. Rev. and Mrs. Solomon joined Mrs. Wallace en route to Houston. New students begin at Texas Christian University Joyce Nicholson Anne Archer Dwight Hughes and James Markham enter college with Nicholson and Markham as sophomores Archer and Hughes as freshmen. Weekend guests at 300 N. Jefferson were Billy Franks Reba Gail and Mrs. Warren. Marek family visits Meeks grandparents.
History Club met at Mrs. W Garner home with Mrs Wiley Loughmiller presiding for first meeting of year. Twelve members and five guests heard year plan and discussed yearbooks while hostesses served salad and coffee. Second meeting set for Oct 8 at Mrs Eber Flinn home with program on Indians of the Southwest.
The birth announcement profiles Larry Wayne, eighth child of Mr. and Mrs. Floris Fuchs, with the family rooted in Buckholts through grandparents L A Abel Herman Fuchs and great grandparents August Pick and Gus Gonton.
The PTA meeting in Ada Henderson play room will feature a panel of representatives from each school on the topic Parents and Youth Can Be Partners. Rev Richard J Bradshaw of All Saints Episcopal Church will be the program leader. A free nursery will operate in the Home Making department for attendees children. PTA officers set October 1 as the deadline to join.
The Home and Garden Club of Jones Prairie met at Mrs. Julian Burnett’s home with late blooming flowers and plants. Newly elected president Mrs. W. Drennan led a brief meeting followed by a humorous reading about the anticipated Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip White House visit. Cake and punch were served to 13 members and four guests.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hauk and daughter Marilyn spent Friday night with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Garrett in Bryan.
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