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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1970
Page
5
Heloise shares a crafts idea to dress up socks with leftover lace. If enough lace is found, wrap the top of each sock. small pieces become rosettes sewn inside to show when folded down.
A collection of letters sharing practical ideas and jokes for busy families. Advice ranges from tabbed card maintenance with tape to organizing small toys in bags. The voices include Mrs A Butler and Sarah Johnson offering cheerful, everyday guidance.
Southern Pacific Transportation Company filed on August 28 1970 with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington DC for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to abandon the Cuero Branch Victoria Subdivision from Milepost 55.67 near Cuero to Milepost 102.19 Stockdale covering 46.52 miles in DeWitt Gonzales and Wilson Counties Texas Finance Docket No 26325. The proceeding will be heard without public hearings unless protests warrant. Protests should be filed promptly after notice.
Notices advertise 25 cent wash or dry at Lyndies Washeria until October 7. Five family garage sale at 609 Third weekend only with clothing furniture and misc items. Garage sale at 608 Beacon St Lat with hours 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday 1:09 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Selling clothes toys and other miscellaneous items.
In a household anecdote, Heloise Fan describes slicing a thumb while dicing and applying tape as a temporary fix. She notes using a wall holder filled with artificial daisies and sunflowers as a decorative touch near the bathroom mirror. The incident highlights cautious knife use and immediate first aid steps.
The speaker reflects on why tape was not removed earlier and notes they wore it for a week. The line, dated 1970, credits King Features Syndicate for the Billie cartoon.
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