Live Oak Garden Club to Stage First Fall Flower Show
Live Oak Garden Club announced its first annual fall flower show set for October 25 at the Methodist Church fellowship hall. Mrs J T Newman said the public is invited to attend and participate. five new members joined, and committees were named with Mrs J H Hogan as general chair and Mrs W G Foster as cochair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Oak Garden Club
W. Edbury
W. Sarah
Bryan Stubbs
Bradbury
Fellowship Hall
J. T. Newman
Mildred Martin
de Witt County Homie
M. W. Cook
Mimosa Garden Club
Nixon
J. H. Hogan
W. G. Foster
Family Picnic Supper For Couples Club
The Couples Club held an enjoyable picnic supper at Municipal Park on Monday evening September 13. It was a family affair with children present and all had a happy time. Attendees included Ray Mayers Skeet Bauers Jim Stones Joe Kieslers Carlton Stubbies Jim Wofords Leon Polzins Lester Frerses Gilbert Heidemans and Dink Hendersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Park
Ray Mayers
Skeet Bauers
Jim Stones
Joe Keeslers
Carlton Stubbies
Jim Woffords
Leon Polzins
Lester Frerses
Gilbert Heidemans
Dink Hendersons
Lorene Peterek to Wed in Gonzales
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Peterk Jr of Cuero announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Lorene to Billy Dee Martin son of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Martin of Stockdale. The wedding will be at St James Catholic Church Gonzales on Saturday September 25 at eight in the morning. Friends and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Peterk, Jr
Cuero
Gonzales
Lorene
Billy Dee Martin
Dee Martin F
Stockdale
St. James Catholic Church
Novelty Treatment High Color On Hand In Glove Fashions
Texture and color shape the new glove line for the season with black and white pigskins bright color jerseys high color velveteens and suede trims. Velvet satin and paisley prints echo the tweed mannish look. tailored classic gloves in wool knits appear for sports and casual wear in orange cognac purple green gold and brighter tones.
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Cishmere
Church Rites Unite Margaret Sager And James Conrad
Miss Margaret Sager of Cuero wed Mr. James A. Conrad of Victoria in Zion's Lutheran Church Arneckeville Texas in a double ring ceremony. Rev William Durkop officiated. The bridal party wore autumn red dresses and carried white mums. The reception followed at the bride’s mother's home with white mums and a three tiered cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sager
Cuero
James A. Conrad
Victoria
Zion's Lutheran Church
Arneckeville
Texas
William Durkop
Dunlay
John Sager
River Road
Minnie Conrad
Highland Drive
Bryan
Joline Sager
San Antonio
Helen Horst
Harris Smith
Hoover Alford
Tommy Merrell
Glenn Lowe
Hallettaville
Fred M. Sager
Ellen Sager
Adolph Comrade
Houston
Tweeds and Bride Groom Miniature Wedding Cake Detail
Tweeds, Most Elegant Now topped with a miniature bride and groom, and punch served from fervatal punch bowls. After a wedding trip to New Orleans, the couple will live at 1311 Rosebud, Victoria. The bride wore a blue suit trimmed with black velveteen with black accessories and a white corsage.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Rosebud, Victoria
Circle Meets Edith Fuess Circle Meeting Report
The Edith Fuess Circle met with Mrs J M Massey on Monday with 10 members and one visitor present. Mrs E M Wallace gave the devotional titled Gods Plan For His Children. Many items of business were transacted and cancer bandages were distributed to be completed. A rummage gate is planned soon with Mrs Gus Cage hosting in October. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fuess
J. M. Massey
E. M. Wallace
Gus Cage
More Hat For New Season And Its Rich Pearl Trim
A fall favorite beret with a rich lustrous broadfall is enhanced by lavish ropes of glowing pearls. The piece reflects cross cultural links with Indochina and ancient India Burma and nearby Viet Nam regions tied to Chinese styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
India
Burma
Viet Nam
China
All Cotton Homes Rise as Modern Living Trend
National Council Homemakers argues for all cotton interiors as the future of homes. Cotton textiles dominate U S house fabrics with 67 percent of items made domestically and strong demand for deep pile rugs, slipcovers, draperies, and bedspreads. Colorful prints and pastel towels appear in widespread use alongside sturdy sheet and carpet use. Michigan reports no typhoid traced to public supply since 1934.
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Ings
National Council
Michigan
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Travis Smith
C. E. Marshall
Gilbert Heideman
James Stone
G. Heideman
Fred Buchel
L. Windham
L. A. Bauer, Jr
Clyde Christian
Mmes
Wiley Cheatham
Clyde McElroy
Milton Bule
J. Riddle
C. L. Myers
Claud Thigpen
W. W. Wendtland, Jr
Jim Wofford
W. E. Bradbury
Fred Sager
James Stratton
W. May Company
Red Wing Pottery Co
Midas
LOTUS
Lorene Peterek
King Cotton
James A Conrad
James Conrad
Buster
Stowers
Guero
Debbie Ey
Debbie Reynolds
Go-sterred
Athena
MGM
Lawbay
Lane
Guerg
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