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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
3
Komensky 4-H Club girls held their regular monthly meeting February 6 with Hetty Jo Hrnck presiding. Joyelyn Pesek read the roll and minutes, Carolyn Pelech led a song, and Mrs Myers presented a demo on Hot Spiced Tea. Doris Ann Barta and Gladys Schuman demonstrated Cheese Salad, and the meeting adjourned. Reporter Vivian Barborak.
Teenagers gathered at Edward Hajek's pasture for a Weiner roast and surprise party for Myrtle Ann Pavlicek on her eighteenth birthday. Food included hot dogs, pickles, olives, chips, marshmallows, Fritos, soda, and a large cake with eighteen candles. Attendees included Betty Lou Fiajek Barbara Wenske Delores Migi Earlene Barta Merlene Fishbeck Vera Kocian and Mary Zamykal. The group gave a commemorative gift and wished her many future birthdays.
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Joyce Kurtz and John Chunda wed in a double ring ceremony at Shiner Catholic Church. Father Hanacek officiated, with a full mass and candle lit altar. The bridal party wore blue net gowns, and a Legion Park reception followed with Joe Patek’s Orchestra. The bride's 1957 St Ludmilla graduate now works for Houston Light and Power. groom is with DuPont. They plan to reside in Houston.
Mr and Mrs Rudy Wyoral announce the birth of a baby boy named Manuel at Shiner Hospital on Saturday February 1 He is welcomed by two sisters and one brother with existing siblings making a happy family of seven
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