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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1975
Page
1
The State notes Dallas the ninth largest city shows a 4.5 percent rise in crime for November from a year earlier, marking the smallest monthly increase in 22 years. The report highlights overall crime trends in the city.
Madrid sources say Spain plans to request additional U S military assistance in the next several weeks as part of ongoing security cooperation and defense commitments with Washington.
The Grace Church community prepares for Christmas Eve as Rev. John M. Beebe assumes leadership. A former Army officer and aviator with service across Korea Vietnam and Europe, Beebe was ordained in 1974 and comes to Cuero with his wife Kate and three children. The Christmas schedule features lessons and carols at 10 30 p.m followed by Holy Communion after at 11 p.m. A morning service is set for 10 a.m. Christmas Day.
Members of the Rawhide Riders and Winter Post 3 American Legion sponsor the annual Christmas dance at the Legion Civic Center Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event is free for members. nonmembers may attend for a charge. Kathy Dell and The Country Kings provide music.
DeWitt County Commissioners Court in a special session approved an application from the Criminal Justice Division for an assistant District Attorney. The three year grant covers $16 000 first year and $15 000 second year with third year local funding of $16 000 totaling $6 400 for DeWitt County. Also approved were Workmen's Compensation bid from Texas Association of Counties, budget data processing by Harris Harris Harris, a file cabinet for the auditor, and hiring of a Deputy County Clerk. Indigent care funding for a hospital patient was authorized at 5 per day for meals and lodging for three weeks.
A Christmas drama How We Celebrate Christmas will be presented Sunday at 6 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church sanctuary in a cooperative effort with First Presbyterian and Grace Episcopal Churches. Students from all classes act, with carols sung by the congregation. Darrell Cooper Becky Bell Pat McChesney and Sherri Lane play roles. The Rev. Allen Roe leads morning worship at 11 with a Christmas sermon and a cash offering supports the Methodist Home in Waco the Methodist Mission Home in San Antonio and World Service.
Members of Arneckeville Lutheran Church host a children’s Christmas program and pageant Sunday at 6 30 p m with carol singing and recitations. A gift exchange follows. Christmas Eve candlelight service 6 30 p m and Christmas Day worship at 9 a m. Special offerings and a shut ins caroling party on Dec 22 at 6 30 p m.
Knights of Columbus members host families at the National Guard Armory with dessert or vegetable dishes requested. The council provides barbecue beef bread coffee and refreshments with admission 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Next meeting is January 15.
Bobby McMahan a 41 year old former DeWitt County deputy under N G Dietze for seven years has entered the DeWitt County Sheriff race in the next election He left the force last year and works in construction He is a Cuero native a 1951 Cuero High School graduate and served in Japan 1953 to 1955 He is a certified peace officer and has studied FBI training and fingerprinting platforms to be announced after the new year with details to come.
Tony Allen of the Cuero Crime Prevention Unit urges holiday season vigilance as theft rises. The program offers free engraving pens to mark possessions with the Texas driver license number, deterring burglars and aiding recovery with a 100 percent return rate if recovered. Stickers accompany the engravings to boost deterrence.
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