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THE MOULTON EAGLEMOULTONFRIDAY,•EMBER 7TH, 1936PAGE 4Misc. Shower Honors Miss Rosalie Kalischko\si- .Hi-Miss Rosalie Kalischko, bride elect of Jim Kubicek Jr., was complimented with a miscellaneous shower at the Catholic Gym here Sunday, Sept. 2, at 3:00 p. m. Miss Marilyn Kalischko registered the guests while Miss Margie Pavlicek pinned on each guest the letter “K standing for KalischkoUpon entering, the bride-elect, dressed in turquoise was presented a corsage of redcarnations. The mothers of the bride and groom were presented with whie carnations.The mothers escorted thebride-to-be to her chair while Carmen Effenherger played the wedding march.Miss Annie Hirsch opened the program and the following entertainment was presented: Miss Georgie Jasek read “A Secret”, Misses Dorothy and Barbara Wenske sang ‘‘Are you Mine”, Miss Mary Charba read “Wedding Preparation”, Misses Dorohty and Barbara Wenske sang “Whatever Will Be, Will Be”, accompanied by Carmen Effenberger at the piano. Marilyn Kalischko read “Wedding Bells”. The door prize, won by Dorothy Wenske, was presented to the bride-elect .In behalf of the hostesses, Miss Annie Hirsch presentedwhite theme was carried out in the decorations.The refreshment table wasf'laid with a lace cloth, and a.the gifts to the honoree. Misses Margie Pavlicek, Mary Charba, and Mary Ann Vana assisted inunwrapping the gifts, Georgie heart-staped centerpiece with a Jasek arranged them on a near-1 by table. Miss Kalischko thanked everyone for the gifts with friendly courtesy.miniature bride. Lunch consisting of cake, ham sandwiches,, pickles, potato chips, mints andFlowers were placed throughout the gym and the blue and'punch was served. Miss AnnieHirsch served the cake, Miss. Marilyn Kalischko poured thepunch.The sixty hostesses presented the honoree with a seven-piece chrome dinnette set. The hostesses were: Misses Annie Hirsch, Georgie Jasek, Iva Jo Findeisen, Margie Faltisek, Margie Pavlicek and MarilynKalischko; Mmes. Frank Kubicek, Frankie Panus Jr., Richard Boehm, Roy Kotzebue, LeeJarosek, Willie Hoepfl Jr., Nolan Wagner, Bill Novosad, Ed.Lehnert, Erwin Kram, Charles Luksovsky, Eugene Lehnert, Marvin Lehnert, Alex Heinrichs, Edwin Kalischko. Clarence Kalischko, Jim Sustr, Bill•Gaertner Jr., Floyd Seigel, Miss Katie Schacherl, Mmes. Ladik Mikes Jr., August Kasper, Lee Tousignant, Edward Hajek, E. E. Darilek, Frank Wendel, Jim Reindl, Herbert Anderle, Raymond Fisbeck, Johnny Fisbeck,IDella Kncsek, Allyne Watson, Joe Anderle, John Ant rich, 17-dik Mikes Jr., Willie Marcak, Robert Mikes, Jimmy Patek, John Jobb Jr., Ed. Moeller, Miss Mary Vana, Mmes. Ad. Ermis, Edward Mikes, Bob Hlozek, Frank Seidenbcrger, Gene Kubicek, Louis Fish^eck, Joe Fishbeck, Albert Machar# Charlie Pilat, Willie Pilat, JohnRoy Vogt, Anton Pavlas.I- ,GETYOURSchool SupplieseretR/1Come in and see our complete line of SchoolSuppliesNote-books, notebook fillers,binders, pencils, ink, paste, lunch pails, rulers, and many other of your needs.MFRIDAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 8th\7i~i MWSm% *FARM-PACPound ( artonFOR “AFTER SCHOOL” DRINKBOSCO12-n/.JAP.ALL 19c. PACKAGEDCANDYEACH
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Moulton Eagle
Moulton, Texas, US
Fri, Sep 07, 1956
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