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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
2
The marriage of Miss Merie Elaine Jones and Frank C. Preeck was solemnized Friday March 8 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Austin. A reception followed and the couple planned to reside at 513 B Street. Relatives Land and others attended.
Reproductions of a film are discussed as a durable method for displaying Baptist circle events at Horton Home. The piece notes high quality images with long lasting print and potential cost savings, while also mentioning rehearsals by local groups and upcoming community activities.
The Frecer- Sees Me School Parent-Teacher Association elected Lorence W. Feller as president for the 1966-67 year and named Leom Becker first vice president, Keyser Biessenwaie second, and Clyde Woerne parliamen taria with installation set for March 14. Members urged to attend the District 7 Spring Conference in Kerrville in March and to contact Mrs Clinton Stork for transport.
Frantzen, light crew, Jeff Henke Stephan Wallendorf, Dolores Jen, Same, costumes, Sandra Hohmann, Janet Kaiser, Bernadette Schneider, Sharon Seelig, Linda Wallendorf, promotion, James St Cle, Rodney Danz, John Walch, Harry Taylor, Billy Bryin, Timmy Eilers, promoters, Carolyn Usener and Linda Burg.
Judge Victor Sagebiel and fellow directors thank volunteers and contributors for reaching the Community Chest goal. They cite limited planning time and tax deadline pressures, but praise rural campaign efforts and broad community support showing Gilse spe County’s capability.
The Scout Council met Wednesday March 16 from 9 30 a m to 2 p m at the Hotel Gondolier in Austin. Local Girl Scout leaders gathered ideas to improve day camping and announced the Camp Friendship session at Oakcrest Park from May through June 3.
A longtime community letter argues for a first class park funded by a fifty thousand dollar bond. It recalls past local projects, insists taxes would rise no more than eighteen cents per hundred, and urges voters to back the park to mirror gains seen in other cities. The author praises Fredericksburg residents as capable and united.
Fredericksburg music lovers unite as the Music Study Club starts a piano fund drive to aid local musicians. A concert Sunday March 27 at 3 pm in the FHS Auditorium will support the effort with tickets at 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
Birthday gathering honors Mrs. Max Groma with guests including the Heinemann family and her two children Milton Groma and Mrs Raymond Juenkig and their families attending.
The Fredericksburg Publishing Company promotes personalized napkins for showers and parties. The service highlights custom printing options designed to add a stylish touch to domestic events.
Dr. Azalete Little of Southwest Texas State College spoke at the Fredericksburg Elementary-Juni or High PTA meeting on March 26 about children personality and the need for security love belonging and achievement. The group awarded life memberships to Mrs. Virginia Evers and Mrs. Dor W. Brown Jr. The meeting also elected officers and noted class voting results for Jr High and elementary grades.
Mary Koock will give an informal autograph party and review of her Texas Cook book on Saturday March 26 at 4 p m in the Security State Bank and Trust Building Assembly Room. All are invited for entertainment door prizes and refreshments. Tickets 50 cents at the door. Call Mrs Arthur Stehling for more information.
The Hill Country Panhellenic Council calls a meeting on Monday March 28 at 7 p m in the LCRA Auditorium Kerrville. Alumni are urged to attend with delegates to the Executive Board, by law votes, and plans for a spring high school girls forum. Contact Heinen 997 5682 or Mrs J D portation via Mrs Robert Stein 997 3243.
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