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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1971
Page
6
Lanie Beth Fetters aged five, daughter of Mr and Mrs M G Fetters Jr, marked her birthday October 8 at home. A pumpkin decorated cake held five candies, with punch chips party goodies and Halloween favor bags for guests.
Mrs H Gray announces the marriage of daughter Diane Lawrence to Kenneth D Wharton on October 1 in Austin. Diane is the late Milford A Lawrences daughter from Taylor Texas. She attended Blinn College University of Texas and works for the State Board of Insurance. Kenneth is son of T A Wharton Cuero Texas a Cuero High School graduate who attended Victoria College and the University of Texas and works for the Texas Highway Department. The couple will reside in Austin.
Lanie hosted a candy filled evening with guests Laura Lee Finley Blackwell Michelle Tam Tandra Rabe Lisa and Stephen Wolf Allison and Todd McAlister Vicki Blank and Debbie Lanie’s sister Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. E R Fetters and Mr. and Mrs Fetters Sr.
Gregory Lee Fetters son of Mr and Mrs Marion Fetters Sr was promoted to Petty Officer Second Class. He is stationed at Lemoore California after serving his second year in the Navy in January. His wife is the former Ruth Hoy of Cuero.
Mrs. Otto Marburger of Yoakum announces the engagement of Ruby Ann Marburger to Donald Wayne Young son of Mrs. Mabel Young of Cuero. The wedding is planned for November 27 at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Ruby Ann is a Yoakum High School 1970 graduate and works for Circle Y. Donald Wayne is employed by Tex-Tan Western.
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre brings its jazz blues and classical repertoire to Jones Hall Houston for two shows October 29 and 30 at 8 30 p m sponsored by Society for the Performing Arts Tickets at Jones Hall box office 9 to 5 and Foley's centers The Riley company founded in 1958 has toured worldwide and features works celebrating American Negro heritage The Houston program includes Flowers a Janis Joplin inspired rock ballet and Revelations a signature piece on Black history.
Mrs Shirley Jones and Jack Ater united in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday October 9 at the First Baptist Church with Rev Bob Hairston officiating. Sister and brother of the groom attended. They will live in Hurst Texas where he works for Bell Helicopter Co. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs A C Ater of Cuero.
County Judge George W. Trowell spoke to the Hawthorne Club on October 14 about youth plans in DeWitt Jackson and Goliad Counties. He outlined a probation department focusing on youth and environments, noting no halfway house exists and urging citizen cooperation to realize the plan.
Big Spring Texas announces the engagement of Ross Elaine Moore to Charles Ault Schroeder. Miss Moore studies at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos and Schroeder teaches in Taylor Texas. The December 25 wedding will be in Big Spring.
Mrs. Co A Buenning Cuero High School Choir Director presented a group in a program titled Cuero Youth at Summer Camp Participating were Bruce Liesman Rachel Newsom Becky Newsom Jay Cou ley and Ruth Chaddock They sang Let It Be The Twelfth of Never and Allegiance to the Flag A social followed with yellow flowers and paintings on display Marion Fetters Jr president named her committee for the 1971 72 year with members listed for program social courtesy membership and more.
Sheryl Bade marked her 14th birthday on October 8 with a party at her parents Mr and Mrs Berner Bade home. Guests included Sheryl Kizer Eva Windel Diane Hennesey Debbie Gilbreth Becky Bell Carol Binz Terri Haurman Mary Sheppard Rebecca Reese Nancy Kirkpatrick Debbie Hairston Janie Korth D Ett Pieper Lori Henderson. Afternoon treats featured cupcakes sandwiches chips nuts and punch.
The American Legion Auxiliary prepares a Gift Shop Tea at the Feeney home 303 Frobese Street Cuero on Thursday October 21 from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Gifts for disabled veterans at McCloskey Hospital Temple will be collected and cash donations welcomed.
A promotional note urges hiring veterans with a upbeat pitch stressing proven skills. The phrase emphasizes rewarding veterans with new employment opportunities and encouraging employers to consider veteran candidates.
In a surprising turn at the regional meet the MITRE team edged rivals to win the title. Key performers included standout runners from MITRE with strong finishes boosting the squad to the top position.
A Texas proclamation declares October 13 as a day to honor Pilot International, the global service club with 500 clubs and projects like HOPE and MEALS FOR MILLIONS, recognizing fifty years of service to youth, the handicapped, and community welfare. Attested by Evelyn K. Barfield.
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