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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
6
The United Methodist Women announce events in the First United Methodist Church basement. A bazaar is set for November 5 sponsored by the Esther Circle led by Mrs G Friar and the Ruth Circle chaired by Mrs.
The Ace Bridge Club, hosted by Mr and Mrs Reuben Wendel at their Meyersville home, saw high scores by Mr and Mrs Ruben Thamm and low scores for Mr and Mrs Alonzo Dentler. Mrs Bill Buschhaupt won the consolation prize G D Brantley. The event started at 9 am.
St Mark's Lutheran Church sponsors a Halloween party for the Junior Luther Leaguers. The festive evening of fun is planned for Saturday with activities and treats for children and families.
The Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary hosts a Halloween bazaar at the Cuero Housing Authority Community Center on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Items include crafts jams baked goods and handmade gifts with prizes such as an embroidered pillow 18 piece table set an oil painting and more.
Mrs Elgin Fehner hosted the Cheapside Home Demonstration Club October meeting. Club president Mrs Bobby Lord presented a program on Grocery Gimmicks. Doris Rose gave a magazine reading A Citizen's Duties. The November 18 meeting is planned for 2 p.m. at Mrs Viola Metting's home.
The feature notes Borax products offer multiple uses beyond laundry. It details cleaning coffee makers by percolating a borax solution, reducing coffee stains, and helps with dishwashers and disposers. It invites readers to request a booklet from 20 Mule Team Products for more household applications.
The Schiwetz family display is open today and Sunday at the DeWitt County Historical Museum with no admission. The exhibit will be replaced next month by a new display. museum hours are Thursday and Friday all day and Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Visitors are welcome.
Mrs. Jim Conrad renowned for decorative art will speak on Holiday Decorations and display related creations at the Cuero Garden Club meeting this Wednesday November 5. Hostesses are Mrs. J. H Hogan and Mrs. Lawrence Keseling at Mrs. Hogan's home on the Victoria Highway.
Residents Ruth Hatfield William Cannon and N Villarrel celebrated October birthdays at Cuero Nursing Home. Gerhard Mueller performed guitar and mouth harp for the honorees and guests. The reception featured flower arrangements greenery a white cloth table with a green trimmed cake and punch.
Mrs. Catherine Villiers and Mrs. Dorothy Morgan joined the Music Lovers Club at the October meeting to begin the 1975 76 year at the Woman's Building. Officers for the year include president A J Bohman and first vice president John J Bell.
Peggy Lee Newman of Yorktown, bride elect to wed David Slovacek of Cuero, was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Pete Slovacek Jr. The couple plans to marry Nov 30 at St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Seventeen attendees included family, club officers, and program committee members. Ben Prause to play piano at the Nov 12 meeting.
Boy Scout Troop 242 presented a program titled It Am An American to Xi Nu Phi Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the October meeting. Leaders and officers were introduced, Beta Sigma Phi Week announced, and a youth at Bluebonnet Youth Ranch near Yoakum designated for support. The chapter plans a 1976 Cuero High School graduate scholarship and ongoing livestock feed assistance, with next meeting set for November 5 at Mrs Barney Ross home and a House and Home program by Mrs Darryl Stefka and Mrs Chesser.
Mr and Mrs Myron W Luddeke hosted a farewell buffet at their country home on Oct 25 for Mr and Mrs Finley Bruce Goodwyn who were moving from Cuero to Kingsville. Guests joined the couple from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A green wicker basket with white daisies and yellow roses centered the buffet.
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