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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1970
Page
1
A column argues for screening college faculty to curb anti American teaching and subversion. It faults a minority of professors while praising loyal educators and urges removal and deportation for those who advocate God is dead riots or a socialist government, funded by taxpayers.
Calvary Baptist Church schedules Vacation Bible School from June 8 to June 19 with classes each afternoon 3 30 to 4 30 pm. A park picnic occurs in the second week and Parents Night is Friday the 29th. Preparation Day and a pare eile on June 5 from 1 30 to 3 30 pm invites children ages four through sixteen.
A reflective line from Siki contrasts rain renewing life with the earth concealing old secrets, inviting contemplation. The quotation links nature's change to hidden depths, echoing classic literary themes of renewal and concealment.
The DeWitt County Program Building Committee plans a Thursday night meeting at 8 00 p m in the DeWitt County Electric Cooperative Building Cuero. Jim Conrad of Cuero chairs the committee with support from Orval L Wright Mildred Y Martin and other county leaders. The group formed in 1962 to improve the county economy and update the long range program written in 1963. All DeWitt County organizations are invited to send a representative.
A 1960s civic notice promotes Americans for Effective Law Enforcement as a national citizen group. It urges associate membership, cites goals to balance crime victims' rights, and lists activities including a Supreme Court brief in Terry vs Ohio and efforts to deter violence through peaceful protest channels.
Cuero Community Hospital aims for a July 15 opening as testing and equipment checks continue. If delayed, opening will not exceed August 1. The board reports 90 percent of equipment in place and 45 to 60 days needed for testing and bug fixes.
A Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture delegation attended the Greater 70 conference in San Antonio last week. Sponsored by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, the Cuero group ranked second among 46 towns and discussed area wide solutions. Participants included Chamber Manager Dewey Henderson City Manager Wil Cockrell DeWitt County REA Manager Fain McDougal and Southwestern Bell Telephone Manager Hugo Geek.
A weather cycle keeps Texas on edge as a tornado forms near Riviera just north of Corpus Christi with no immediate damage reported. The funnel triggered warnings in Kleberg and Nueces counties while additional tornadoes and funnel clouds were noted in Southeast and West Texas amid heavy rains hail and high winds.
DeWitt County youths join the annual 4 H Rally Day at Cuero Municipal Park on Monday Registration runs 3 to 9 am at the National Guard Armory A parliamentary procedure workshop swimming baseball and other recreation are planned Youths should bring a sack lunch supper will be served on the grounds and the party ends at 9 30 pm Organizers include Terrie Means Mike Rucker Rhonda Doehrman Sylvia Doehrman Diana Diebel Darrell Cooper and Shirley Adickes
The Mothers Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 241 will convene at First United Methodist Church tomorrow night. On the agenda are a bake sale and plans for the Boy Scout Camp scheduled for June 7 to 13.
Capt David A. Davidson of the U S Army receives Pilot Club Honor Roll recognition. Married to Candy Hall of Cuero he serves at Pleiku Headquarters Company Command 1 after leading a field unit. He is ROTC UT graduate, entered Army in 1947, trained at Fort Benning, stationed in Germany, leaves Vietnam June 30 and will be discharged in the United States. He earned the Army Air Medal Army Commendation Medal Bronze Star and Purple Heart in Vietnam.
Mrs Ada Beth Pridgen longtime Cuero resident died at 3 am in a San Antonio hospital at age 68. She was born in 1886 in Ann Arbor Michigan married to Dr James H Pridgen in 1908. She belonged to First United Methodist Church Cuero and joined local clubs. Her body lay in state at the church with services led by Rev Calvin Peterson and Rev Calvin Froehner. Burial followed at Hillside Cemetery with Freund Funeral Home overseeing. Survivors include her son James E Pridgen of San Antonio and three grandchildren.
Frank L. Hansen, son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Hansen of 506 REA Reuss Blvd, Dallas, received his DDS from Baylor College of Dentistry. He won an award from the Southwest Society of Denture Prosthesis and joined the Junior American Dental Association and other societies. He plans graduate study in orthodontics at Saint Louis University College of Dentistry.
A director nominating committee will be named at tomorrow night’s Cue ro Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture meeting. The chamber will elect directors for two year terms starting Sept 3. New officers and directors will be introduced at the annual chamber banquet August 7.
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