Brenham nuptials for Pauline Gindorf and August Hannemann
Pauline Gindorf daughter of Brenham residents wed August Hannemann son of Mrs. Caecilia Hannemann of Fredericksburg in a St Pauls Lutheran Brenham ceremony on June 15 at 6 pm. The couple plans to reside in Lamesa Texas where Hannemann serves as vicar.
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Brenham
Pauline Gindorf
August Hannemann
Paul Gindorf
Caecilia Hannemann
Fredericksburg
Fred Hannemann
Theo R. Strong
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
EMA Zion Church and Auxiliary Meet for Monthly Session
The Evening Missionary Auxiliary of Zion Lutheran Church held its regular meeting on Monday at 8 00 pm. The program opened with Faith Of Our Fathers, scripture read from St Matthew 5 43 48, and prayer. Topics included Evangelical Lutheran Church in Japan Augustana Enters Japan and LLCA in Japan. Reports covered Church Workers Institute Seguin June 2 6 and Centennial Committee plans. Plans were set for the Fourth of July Congregational picnic.
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Zion Lutheran Church
R. E. Weber
Eugene Spangenberger
Christ
Edith Sagebiel
James Neffendorf
Waldemar Hannemann
Elizabeth Weber
Rehearsal Dinner Held in Brenham for Hannemann Gindorf
Mr and Mrs Eugene Hannemann attended a rehearsal dinner in Brenham for the Hannemann Gindorf wedding party at the St Anthony Hotel Saturday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Lehmann and Misses Pauline Schwarz and Elinor Gindorf. Gardenias on a reflector with wedding bells formed the centerpiece in aqua theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hannemann
Hannemann- Gindorf
St. Anthony
Arthur Lehmann
Pauline Schwarz
Elinor Gindorf
Gift Tea Honors Miss Habenicht
Mesdames Elizabeth Walter Harold Habenicht of Kilgore C W Mogford of Uvalde Albert Jost and Misses Theresa Walter Dorothy Luckenbach and Dorothy Manning of Brownwood entertained with a china and crystal tea at the Girl Scout Cabin Sunday afternoon 3 to 5 o'clock honoring Miss Willie May Habenicht bride elect of Thomas Kelly. She and Mr. Kelly will wed June 28 at 5 p.m. in St Marys Chapel San Antonio. In the receiving line were Mrs Elizabeth Walter the honoree and her mother Mrs Cora Habenicht and Mrs Harold Habenicht. The honoree and her mother wore corsages of pink gladioli and white carnations. A pink and green color scheme guided decorations. Shower gifts were displayed on white cloths. The large refreshment table used a cutwork cloth and centerpiece on a large round mirror with pink satin green marine ruffles. Three crystal tiers held pink gladioli and snapdragons, with green maline bows. Punch was served from a crystal bowl by Miss Manning. cake by Miss Luckenbach on a silver tray with pink gladioli corsages. Mrs Allen Spenrath of Comfort handled the guest book. A pink carnation tree decorated with pink and green bows and butterflies added to the decor along with daisies throughout the hall.
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Mesdames
Elizabeth Walter
Harold Habenicht
Kilgore
C. W. Mogford
Uvalde
Albert Jost
Theresa Walter
Dorothy Luckenbach
Dorothy Manning
Brownwood
Girl Scout Cabin
Willie May Habenicht
Thomas Kelly
Habenicht
Mr. Kelly
St. Mary's Chapel
San Antonio
Cora Habenicht
Miss Manning
Miss Luckenbach
Allen Spenrath
Comfort
Mrs Tubbs Returns From Extended Trip
Mrs W J Tubbs came back Friday from a three months visit with her children relatives and friends in the East She praised the scenery noting spring flowers were the prettiest she had seen During the trip she visited about 100 relatives and spent nights in nine states Locations included Knoxville Tenn Montreal N C Valhalla S C Atlanta Ga De Land Fla Charleston S C Florence S C Atlantic City Philadelphia Wilmington N C and New York City In New York they stayed with Dr and Mrs Eugene Kellersberger They asked her to convey to Fredericksburg residents their praise for the American Leprosy Mission Mrs Tubbs plans to leave July 1 for Post Texas to be near Dr Harry Tubbs family who will relocate then.
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W. J. Tubbs
Edison WSCS Meeting Held
Twenty four members of Edison Street Methodist Church WSCS met in the Assembly Room for their regular monthly meeting. Welcome visitor Mrs Boehm of Orange attended. De votional leader Mrs Orwin Treibs spoke on Let the Little Ones Come Unto Me. Mrs Ed C Hohmann led the program with All Children Our Concern. Members reported eighty five visits to sick friends during the month. Refreshments were served by Mrs D L Anderegg.
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Edison Street Methodist Church
WSCS
Boehm
Orange
Orwin Treibs
Max Treibs
O. C. Raeke
D. L. Anderegg
Ed. C. Hohmann
Miss Weinheimer Shower Honoree at St Josephs Hall
A misc shower for bride-elect Darline Weinheimer, fiancée of Nolan Friedrich, was hosted by Mesdames Milton Duecker Eli Rode and Miss Agnes Heinemann at St Josephs Hall Sunday from 2 30 to 5 pm. Little flower girls Gleen Rode and Sylvia Weinheimer attended. corsages were given to the honoree and mothers, with two bridal contests awarding prizes. About forty guests registered with Miss Verna Mae Weinheimer in charge as gladioli and daisies formed the centerpiece.
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Milton Duecker
Eli Rode
Agnes Heinemann
Verna Mae Weinheimer
Darline Weinheimer
Nolan Friedrich
St. Joseph’s Hall
Gleen Rode
Sylvia Weinheimer
Guido Weinheimer
Otto Friedrich
Willie Fiedler
Mesdames
Meta Fiedler
Emil Crenwelge
Verna Mae
Weinheimer
Two From Here Attend Tarleton Band Clinic
Mary Louise Heinen and Jo Joyce Wahl attended a Tarleton State College band clinic in Stephenville from Sunday to Thursday. Sixty eight students practiced seven hours daily and played a Thursday concert. Jo Joyce placed third chair in first clarinet. Mary Louise took fourth chair flute. They praised Nile W. Hovey of the Indiana University Music Department for leading a cooperative, ambitious clinic, the second consecutive year for both girls. The hosts and families described the trip as delightful with a Buchanan Lake visit and Longhorn Cavern on the return. Theresa Walter served as Girl Scout Camp counselor near Uvalde this summer.
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Mary Louise Heinen
Jo Joyce Wahl
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Jo Joyce
Mary Louise
Nile W. Hovey
University of Indiana
B. J. Kordzik
Buchanan Lake
Longhorn
Lemoine 25th Anniversary Celebration Held at Home
Mr and Mrs W J Lemoine marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an informal garden party at the Lemoine home attended by over two hundred guests. The couple wore their original wedding attire as they greeted guests in the art garden with wedding party members including Mrs Joseph Gentry of San Antonio and the Schwiening family from Roosevelt.
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W. J. Lemoine
Marilyn
William J. Lemoine
Lemoine
Joseph Gentry
San Antonio
Ruby Schwiening
Fred Schwiening
Here
William Schwiening
Rita Faye Schwiening
Roosevelt
Pohler Makes Texas Restaurant Convention Appearance
Frank Pohler manager of the City Cafe attended the Texas Restaurant Association state convention Monday through Wednesday last week at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston. The gathering featured industry discussions and networking among restaurant professionals.
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Frank Pohler
City Cafe
Texas Restaurant Association
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Girls Go To Camp Texlake Entrants Headed South
Delia Ann Davidson Maynett Cox Tyra Ann Cox Joyce Ann Hayes Jane Evers and Carol Ann Hildebrand depart Sunday for Camp Texlake the established Girl Scout camp. They travel with Ty rus Cox A G Davidson Andy Woerner and Alonzo Evers families. Delia Ann Magnett and Tyra Ann stay two weeks while others remain one week. One in twelve percent of Americans spends part of life in a mental hospital.
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Delia Ann Davidson
Maynett Cox
Tyra Ann Cox
Joyce Ann Hayes
Jane Evers
Carol Ann Hildebrand
Camp
Texlake
Tyrus Cox
A. G. Davidson
Andy Woerner
Alonzo Evers
Delia Ann
Magnett
Tyra Ann
Sterling Bros Summer Suit Offer
For only 23 dollars and 85 cents you can select a smart summer suit of wrinkle resistant fabrics. Available in single and double breasted styles. Choose yours now at Sterling Bros.
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Sterling Bros
Emma Lee Weber Shower Honoree in Nuptial Prelude
Emma Lee Weber was named guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at Hotel Nimitz on Sunday June 15 at 3 p.m. Co-hostesses included Shirley Loth Elizabeth Weber Janet Loth and Mesdames Dick Schumann and Bernhard Jenschke. A corsage was given to the honoree and to the mothers and grandmothers. About forty five guests registered. Miss Weber and Arthur Bernhard Jr will wed June 28 at St Mary's Catholic Church.
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Emma Lee Weber
Arthur Bernhard Jr
Hotel Nimitz
Shirley Loth
Elizabeth Weber
Janet Loth
Mesdames
Dick Schumann
Bernhard Jenschke
Otto Weber
Arthur Bernhard
Miss Weber
Mr. Bernhard
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Kipling Lived in the United States for Years
The renowned English author Rudyard Kipling spent many years residing in the United States, shaping his writings and presence in American literary circles.
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Rudyard Kipling
United States
Girl Scouts to Hold Sing-Song Event This Summer
Monthly sing-songs for Day Scouts and Brownies set by Leaders Club meeting at the Girl Scout Cabin. Outdoor meetings with each girl bringing a sit-upon. A nature film will be shown. The first sing-song is planned for June from 7:30 to 9 p.m. and then on the last Wednesday each month. Mrs. Pes Weber will secure the film and projector. The program aims to teach new songs and provide fellowship. Yosemite is described as an Indian word meaning destroyer and refers to the grizzly bear.
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Leaders Club
Pes Weber
Wil
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Theo R. Streng
Tschaikowsky
Grieg
Vernon Rabel
Columbus
DeKoven
Alecon
Estella Gindorf
St. Paul’s Lutheran
H. C. Dittmar
Elgin
Don Hicks
Midland
Helen Stein
Brenham High School
Texas Lutheran College
la Grange
Capital University Seminary
Ohio
H. C. Hannem
EMA of Zion Church
Mrs. Tubbs
Edison Wscs
Tarleton Band Clinic
Elmer Harold Lehnick
S. S. Mauldin
Pleasant Hill
K. G. Lehnick
Bastrop
W.J. Lemoines
Pohler
Texas
U. S
Cherry Spring
Harvey Rusche
Lipton
Kage
Lange’s Grocery & Market
Girl Scouts
Yosemite
Winnie Mae Frock
LU Xabie
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