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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1971
Page
4
Mrs Grady McDonald entertained at 501 W Cleveland in two gatherings Thursday from 10 to 12 and 5 to 7 pm. The dining table displayed silver and an autumn centerpiece of gold and orange mums. Assisting were Mesdames W T Smith Rufus Smith and Gus Cage. About one hundred guests attended.
Sandra Spears celebrated her 15th birthday with a slumber party at her parents home on Friday evening September 17 after the Lockhart Cuero football game and Victory dance. Guests included Cheryl Adams Diane Wishert Sheeyl Wallis Susan Putman Holly Sheppard Vicki Davis Becky Kiemnecke Sandra Reinhardt Theresa Clark Sharon Kurtz Lisa Davis Pam Stubbs Sharon Laurie St Clair Cindy Whitten Beverly Vacker and Jackie Block.
Mrs Newton Rath and Mrs Clifton Jacob hosted a Monday morning shower for Mrs Gus Leck at the Rath home. A pastel decor featured a damask green cloth and pink flowers with a large pink honeycomb rattle. The cake displayed a stork and baby, with candy pacifiers as extras. Tea time treats accompanied the celebration.
The engagement of Miss Charlene Ann Christen to Leebert Dale Clark is announced by her parents in Shiner. Their wedding will be celebrated Saturday November 20 at Saints Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Shiner.
Miss Doris Simper and Alvin Peterek exchanged vows at St. Cyril and Methodius Church Shiner on September 19 at 2 p m. Rev John Hanacek officiated with a reception at the Legion Park. The bride, a Shiner High School alumna, works in Gonzales. the groom, Cuero High School graduate, is an assistant manager for J C Penney in Austin.
Mrs Mildred Martins program Keep Up With Nutrition entertained the Westhoff Home Demonstration Club on Thursday Sept 23 at Mrs Herman Schienstedts home. President Mrs Emil Buchhorn led the meeting as new officers were named including Charley Schlenstedt as vice president A T Schubert secretary treasurer Miss Lillian Stollers Council delegate and Mrs Leo Wendel alternate delegate.
Messrs. and Mmes. Nick Cameron Emil Penner Finley Blackwell Claude Blackwell and Mr. Frank Burns VI hosted the Cuero Country Club monthly dinner on Saturday September 18. Red candles created festive lighting at tables and decor. Sconces ivy and fruit added to the ambiance. There were 75 reservations.
Mr and Mrs Julius J Mi can announce the engagement of their daughter Diane Marie to Louis W Pilat Jr son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Pilat Sr of Cuero. The wedding is planned for November 7 at 1 30 p m at St James Catholic Church in Gonzales Texas.
The Sertoma Noon Club hosts the second Sertoma Art Fair in Corpus Christi at Padre Staples Mall on Saturday October 23 with 10:00 am to 9:00 pm hours. Proceeds benefit the Hearing and Speech Center of Corpus Christi. Spaces cost 20.00 each and are assigned on a first come basis with registrations due by Wednesday October.
A Washington briefing surveys risky health habits from cholesterol fears to high protein myths. It notes a Denver study linking aerosol deodorants to sarcoidosis and cites Michigan State findings on laughing gas misuse among youth. The piece highlights wide, curious health practices.
Cuero Young Homemakers announce an ice cream social on Monday September 27 at 7 30 p m at Green DeWitt School in Arneckeville. The event will include members and their husbands with Rev Bob Hairston as guest speaker.
The event lists all items priced at twenty dollars or less with everything for sale. Artists must check in at the registration table and no display equipment is provided. Food and drink will be available.
A brief entry notes pedestrians or drivers crossing streets against red signals. The report records observed violations at several intersections, highlighting safety concerns and potential enforcement actions by authorities.
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