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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1972
Page
3
The column quotes letters from readers about church treatment of homosexuals. It discusses public attitudes, biblical references, and calls for understanding while noting theologians’ perspectives and differing viewpoints within religious communities.
Readers submit Christmas wish lists to Cuero Record Office with notes requesting dolls, bikes, games, and other gifts for children and relatives. The column also features letters from multiple families, plus social notes and a wedding guide advertisement.
Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions including Alfred Blaschke Culberson Stubbs Adela Siatos Susan Molands Mary Immenhauser Jacquelyn Roy Thelma Hiller Marian Aldes and Ricky Hogan. Dismissals include Bernice Burt Douglas Pickens Howard Borchard and Gus Rindorf.
Harvey Luker, a second year DE program member and CHS senior, works at McClung's Grocery and mentors by name to customers. The piece notes CHS graduates from 1972, vocational training outcomes, and profiles like Mrs. Dwayne O'Neal, plus local programs and future schooling, with references to civic groups and awards.
Cuero will appoint E. B. Morrison as its new superintendent of schools, moving from Granger where he currently leads. Linda Lee Nathan post birth announced for the Cuero Hospital and Clinic weighs eight pounds. The Cuero Gobbler Band members earned all district spots in Hallettsville with Nat Alinewne noting selections.
Shanon, a Rockland College student living at 60 Cherry Lane Tallman NY, is promoted. Cristen, UT student and librarian at Highland Park Branch Austin Public Library, is also highlighted. The National Council on Crime and Delinquency, founded in 1907, is a nationwide nonprofit tackling crime and delinquency through professional expertise citizen action.
Funeral services for James E. Goode were held at 10:00 a.m. at St Michaels Catholic Church with Rev. Peter Higgins officiating. Burial followed at Hillside Cemetery. Goode died Saturday at Cuero Community Hospital. He was 49 and a World War II veteran and Southern Pacific railroad worker. Survivors include his wife four daughters two sons and a sister. Casket bearers listed.
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