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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1971
Page
5
Fragmentary article offers fashioning tips for hands and arms while noting increased domestic chores during a certain period. The text references women, singular tense hints, and unspecified dates, with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
Miss Sally Blackwell and her mother hosted a bridesmaids luncheon for Laurie Ann Sheppard at La Mancha Inn in Yoo Kum on Saturday noon. Green and white decor featured daisies and trailing ivy. Thirty-one guests included Mrs Henry F Sheppard and Mrs Nathan Post along with the bride’s attendants and out of town guests.
A kitchen shower honored Miss Mollenkopf a bride elect. Hosts were Mrs. Roland Dieringer and Mesdames Heath Schley Jacob. The 28 guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mollenkopf and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bardwell of Mission Valley. The couple plan to marry August 2 at St Mark's Lutheran Church.
Jolene Jennett was the all day guest of Sharon Olson to help her celebrate her 14th birthday. About 12 girls gathered at Sharon's home for a surprise party that evening. Volleyball and refreshments followed with cake ice cream and punch served.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Post entertained the Sheppard Post wedding party and guests at a rehearsal dinner Friday evening at the Sands. Guests sat at a table decorated with trailing English ivy and an all white arrangement of Marguerite daisies majeste faisies and mums.
Laurie Ann Sheppard and John Post were wed Saturday evening. They were hosted to a dinner at Cuero Country Club Wednesday by Miss Sheppard's grandfather, Mr. O. W. Friar. A close family group attended, totaling fourteen guests.
Fifteen close friends and brid al attendants of Miss Sheppard gathered for an informal supper in the backyard at Col. and Mrs. Charles Lucas 1510 N Terrell on Thursday evening. Mrs. Henry F. Sheppard and Mrs. Nathan Post attended. An unrelated advertisement promotes hand care products and home beauty routines.
A miscellaneous shower honored the bride elect in Austin on July 2 hosted by the Department of Public Safety personnel and training division staff. Guests included Sterling Parks of Cuero and Mrs. Lawrence Sproul of Dover, plus Mrs. Bernard Hillen and Mrs. Webb Connelly of Austin.
Charles L. Grinder hosted a family gathering Saturday July 24 at her E Morgan Ave home. Attendees included Clifton M Wilkinson and Stanley Le Jones and Bryan Allison of Houston, Dunidin, A Sulivan, and Kelly and Kathy of Austin. Mrs Jones and Mrs Sulivan are Grinder's nieces. The group enjoyed an old summoned please on the beck lawn.
Mr and Mrs wonpy Nai entertained on Thursday July 2 for their son Buddy celebrating his first birthday at 410 5 Gonzales Street from 7 to 9 p m The honoree enjoyed a chocolate cowboy cake with ice cream and punch Out of town guests included great grandmother Mrs Gus Thiele and great aunt Mrs Alfred Seitz of Yoakum along with Mr and Mrs George Namt and son Chip of Houston Grandparents Mr and Mrs George Thiele Mrs Bili lami Nan Nami Billy Nami and Mr and Mrs Bobby Heyer and daughter Chanin of Cuero attended
A call to veterans urging improved training, education, and motivation to serve more effectively. The message frames veteran development as key to national service.
The 11th Kuecker reunion met Sunday July 2 at Lindenau Hall with about 110 attendees from Columbus Youum Baytown Orange Grove Victma Blessing Port Lavaca Westhot Meyeraville Houston Corpus Christi Mt Fayetteville Cuero Meyersville and others. Louis Kuecker and Dorothy Matejek were re elected president and secretary treasurer. The next reunion is set for July 28 1972 at Lindenau Haw.
A junior society luncheon is slated at Cuero Country Club Saturday evening hosted by Dee Joe Keesler Mrs. Fainte Dongal and others. Reservations are handled by Mrs. Fred John Dietze and Mrs. Bil Umphres with names of guests listed among local social figures.
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