Engagement Told for Sandra Kay Ladwis and Eurene Welfel
Mr and Mrs WL Ladwis of Bay City announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Kay to Eurene A Welfel son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Welfel of Bay City The wedding is planned for May 16 at nine o clock in the Holy Cross Catholic Church in Bay City Kay Ladwis is perminally HL 3. Kretz-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Ladwis
Bay City
Sandra Kay
Eurene A. Welfel
Daniel Welfel
Bay Cy
Holy Gross Catholic Church
Thai
Sandm Kay
Kretz
Assault Charged In County Court Case
A charge of aggravated assault was filed this week in County Court against Gertrude Johnson. The case involves allegations connected to a cutting scrape at a residence. No confirmed details on victims or locations beyond names mentioned.
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County
Coun
Gertrude Johnson
Mumbai
Miss Walker Honored At Houston Luncheon
Miss Cbae Walker, valedictorian of the senior class, was honored with a luncheon and afternoon in Houston on May 9 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cassady at The Heritage Row. Guests included Misses Mary Lynn Behrens Carel Dye Alice Lou Kveton Brenda Weight Virginia Uzzell and Mrs. John J. Parker. The event featured a show by Houston Jean 5, with Larry Kane as master of ceremonies and a concluding movie and shopping outing.
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Cbae Walker
Leonora Walker
Houston
A. D. Cassauly
Heritace
Doce's
Houston Jean 5
Larry Kane
Cassady
Miss Walker
Mary Lynn Behrens
Carel Dye
Alice
Lou Kveton
Brenda Weight
Virginia Uzzell
John J. Parker
Spring Tea Hosted by Dolly Memorial Methodist Women
The Ladies of Dolly Memorial Methodist Church held their annual Spring Tea on Wednesday April 29 at the home of Mrs CH Matthews. Spring flowers filled the rooms with a centerpiece of flowers and roses on the serving table. Punch mints nuts and party favors were served as approximately ladies visited between pours of tea and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Memorial Methodist Church
CH. Matthews
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Durward Self Admitted To State Bar
Durward Self admitted to membership in the State Bar. He graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio Law School. Mrs Grane Adkins, of this city, is identified as his former name. The notice confirms his professional eligibility and ties to local origin.
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Durward Self
Durward
State
Ansaci Vion
Ty Nits
San Antonio
Lawvesy
Mary Antonio
Grane Adkins
Antonia
Martha Class Monthly Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Martha Class met at Mrs. Bessie Birdwell’s home with Mrs. Ruby Braden presiding. Mrs. Annabell Marshall led prayer and Mrs. Lynn Powers delivered a devotional on “Half Moved In.” Mrs. Tyra Feik closed with prayer as members enjoyed fellowship and refreshments. guest Mrs. Mary Jane Wilkinson attended.
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Martha
First Baptist Church
Bessie Birdwell
Ruby Braden
Annabell Marshall
Lynn Powers
Christ
Tyra Feik
Mary Jane Wilkinson
Picnic Observes Family Week At Circle T Ranch
Mr and Mrs Joe RB Anderson hosted a Circle T Ranch picnic area gathering on the San Bernard River for families in observance of Christian Family Week. Grilled steaks salads and desserts were served and the evening included games and visiting. Attendees included Henry Sunderman Howard Wiese Oscar Herman Dick Michter Ike Etheridge Joe Anderson Martin Herman and Gary Brummer.
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Joe RB. Anderson
Circle T Ranch
San Bernard River
Henry Sunderman
Howard Wiese
Oscar Herman
Dick Michter
Ike Etheridge
Joe Anderson
Eagle Lake
Martin Herman
Victoria
Gary Brummer
Tuntsville
Girl Scout Troop Meeting Reports May 31
Girl Scout Troop 318 met May 31 at 4 p m in First Presbyterian Church with leaders Mrs W W Lee and Mrs W J Brunner. They discussed earning badges and day camp, sang songs, and closed with a promise.
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Nani & Transportation Manager
Marilyn
Karan
Cynthia
Cynthia Spanihe
Avnop
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Lee
W. J. Brunner
James Reese
Patricia Tate
Aah
Cinee
Judy Clipson to Receive Degree at SHSTC
Judy Clipson of Eagle Lake is among 703 candidates for degrees at Sam Noustin State Teachers College May 17. The largest class in the college’s history includes 47 candidates for masters degrees, with Judy listed as BS.
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Dupreen
Sam Noustin State Teachers College Smartiales
Boyear Istoy
Fem Eagle Lake Iy
Judy F. Clipson
BS Tegven
John Clipson
Judy
Rmid
Willaxt Ethridge
Wann
G. A. Tox
Progress on Skull Creek Lodges Nears Opening At Altair
Construction of the forty unit Skull Creek Lodges at Altair progresses rapidly with concrete tile block walls and fire proof insulated roofing. A large swimming pool sunbathing areas and playgrounds are planned. An extra guest room, private dining, and rooms for wedding parties and meetings are vorgesehen. Formal opening expected two weeks after informal July start. Wil Edmundson oversees operations with national hotel associations involved.
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Skull Creek
Altair
Colorado County
O.E. Johnson
Persnallamerican Motor
Tion
National Restaurantsociation
American Automobile Association
Best Western Motels, Inc
Wil. Edmundson
Houster
Osborne to Speak at Eagle Lake Presbyterian Church
Harry Albert Osborne, senior student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Austin, will guest pastor at Eagle Lake Presbyterian Church on Sunday May 17. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Duke University in 1959 and previously served as Salvation Army commanding officer in Orange Texas for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Albert Osborne
Austin-Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Austin
Eagle Lake Presbyterian Church
Osborne
Duke University
Durham
North Cariolina
Salvation Army
Orange
Texas
Eagle Lake Firemen Hold Second Practice
Eagle Lake volunteer firemen meet for their second monthly practice. They warn vacant lots and overgrown weeds create tinder for costly grass fires and urge residents to mow and clean pots, alleys, and pastures.
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Eagle Lake
Rural Survey Cards To Be Distributed At R I
Postmaster Vertha Mayes urges Rack Island patrons to watch for the distribution of June Live stock survey cards. Cards will be placed next week in farmer and rancher boxes and sent to Cary D. Palmer in Austin. USDA statisticians will use the data to estimate milk production calf and pig crops lamb and wool crops and poultry counts. Information will guide livestock and poultry production decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertha Mayes
Cary D. Palmer
Austin
USDA
Palmer
Beseda Family Visits Kingsville and Alice for Mother's Day
Mrs John Beseda and daughter Pat spent the week in Alice with the family of their son and brother Mr and Mrs John Beseda and in Kingsville with their daughter and sister Miss Carol Beseda Mrs Beseda attended a Mother's Day Tea in Kingsville with Carol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beseda
Pat
Alice
Kingsville
Carol Beseda
Beseda
Carol
Wesleyan Service Guild to Meet at Dolly Memorial Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild will meet in the Dolly Memorial Methodist Church parlor on Thursday May 14 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Edith Duty hosting the monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Dolly Memorial Methodist Church
Edith Duty
Marketing tests use gamma rays to extend produce life
Marketing researchers with the U S Department of Agriculture are testing atomic age pasteurization methods to keep fruits and vegetables fresher. Gamma rays are used to extend shelf life and do not make foods radioactive.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Gay Burkhart
Carol Af Cemroe
Richard Allen
S. Blow Sens
B. F. Blair
Farmers Equipment Co, Inc
Universal Motor Company
Schneider-Ware Company
Johnny’s 66
Farmers Equipment Co., Inc
Walker
WSCS
Anderson Ranch
Judy Clipson
SHSTC
Altair, Texas
Sherbert
Wey
Dolfea
Presby
Spanihel & Son
Traval
ARROW
Wembley
Hickok
Florsheim
Jarman
Masterbilt
Camp Sox
ALBA
Marcy Lee
Spanihel & Son Hel
Spanihel
R. I
Bermuda
East Bernard
Slugh Sheridan
Janié
R. L. Lange
Mr. Lange
Wesleyan Guild
Abe
South Central Savings
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