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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers notes hair transplants vary in success with many patients unhappy due to failed plugs or grotesque hairlines. She warns to consult proven cases, verify the doctor and assess candidacy before investing time and money.
The Texas Employment Commission thanks Cuero Record editor for publishing articles about its programs and services. The agency notes it is unfunded for paid advertising and relies on public service organizations to inform citizens, requesting continued cooperation and support.
Troop 242 prepares a noon sack lunch and refreshments for a meeting. John C. Hamilton will attend adult scouters training in Austin Saturday. Color guard for Cuero Yoakum game included Craig Buchhorn Leo Gonzales Mark Roller Lionel Battles Joe Nichols Jerry Macha. A camp out at Lost Creek ranch near Cuero occurred last weekend. All scouts meet Monday evening to discuss fall activities.
The Come and Take It celebration kicks off September 28 with an 8:00 p.m. rodeo and continues September 30 with a parade at 10:30 a.m. The weekend features an art show at downtown, a neon barbecue at the park, an antique show at Gonzales High School, and a Memorial Service on Texas Heroes Square for the 1835 defenders. A radio controlled airplane display is planned for October 1, plus a helicopter fly-in by the Texas National Guard on September 30 at 1:30 p.m. Parade Marshal is Dolph Briscoe. Leon Netardus chairs the event.
Walter Pierpont Otho Dailey Bernice Rogers Harry Eders Melody Slovacek Daniel Macias admitted. Irene Stone Victoria Warzecha Vera Brandt dismissed.
Neil H. Bowles a Christian Science lecturer from Atlanta will discuss how prayer heals at 8:00 p.m. Monday September 18 in the Yoakum church at 1302 E Gonzales St under the Christian Science Society of Yoakum. Betty Teston introduces him. Emil Coldney chairs local arrangements. Bowles has long served in Christian Science healing and lecturing. The public is invited without charge. The sausage shaped sea cucumber fact appears as unrelated text.
Victoria Yoakum Gonzales Nixon Yorktown Kenedy Goliad Refugio Karnes City reps join Cuero chamber for 1972 73 term. Bennett thanks outgoing officers Pickens Chesser. Pickens named new president with Snodgrass Adams as officers and Henderson as secretary. New directors Adams Post Gathings Long Snodgrass Goebel Sollock. Community Service Award to former Cuero mayor Bill Nami. Dr Charles Allen gave a talk on getting along with others. Benediction by Rev Calvin Peterson.
Namithe held leadership roles including Cuero Lions Club past president and mayor of Cuero. He also served in 40 and 8 and Region 9 president while representing Cuero in All American City discussions in Philadelphia. He thanked the Chamber of Commerce and Cuero for the award and home.
Suitsa traffic light collided with a car driven by Mrs Bartek on Hunt Street May 17 1971. In Cuero Cuero 24th District court news Pershing Hiller district clerk says next term set for Oct 24. An effort to have District Judge Joe Kelly hear cases before that date is under way due to banquet success. Chairmen were Mr and Mrs J B McAlister with ushers from Cuero Beta Sigma Phi sorority and table arrangements by Cuero Jaycees. Decorations supplied by Cuero Garden Club and reception directed by the Pilot Club of Cuero.
The al liance will hold its next meeting on October 10 at 9 30 a.m. at St John’s Lutheran Church in Westhoff.
Dr. Sims urged students to renew patriotism and unite to correct social ills while affirming the United States remains the greatest country on earth for freedom and opportunity. He emphasized school property as a setting for civic commitment and national pride.
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