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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
3
Beat two egg yolks over heat until thickened then mix in salt mustard pepper butter milk vinegar or lemon juice. Soften gelatin in cold water, add tuna, mold, then make white sauce with butter milk flour pepper salt. Fold crabmeat pimento almonds shrimp eggs mushrooms, pour over and bake at 350 for 30 minutes, top with toasted crams.
Guests at the Marshalls included Marcia Crathirds Valery and Kathy Giebel and Mrs Audrey Giebel from Waco plus Mr and Mrs Bob Orr of Rockdale. Tom Garner returned from a nine day trip to Boston and Washington DC with a White House tour. In Atlanta they saw Garners’ relatives. Rick Alexander graduated from Maryville High and Doyle Satterfield will visit. Robert Keal Stevenson earned an MD in San Antonio and Kimberly Gallagher born to Mary Beth Stevenson and Michael Gallagher, granddaughter of Mrs Elder.
The Senior High Group from First United Methodist and First Presbyterian churches hosted a farewell dinner, swimming and cruising party at the Denham home in Port Lavaca. Honorees included Barry Hohlfelder Gavin Rumble Greg LaFite Alan Hohlfelder Astrid Schaper and Boyd LaFitte with many members and sponsors attending.
Fate of a homosexual former Methodist minister Gene Leggett hinges on the Methodist Southwest Texas Conference board of ministry. Bishop Eugene Slater will present a petition from a San Antonio church seeking Leggett's readmission to preaching amid debates on ministry for gay people and civil rights. The conference also addresses world and spiritual hunger during its annual session.
Port Lavaca Chapter No. 373 announces installation of its 2026 officers. Mrs. Ira Nicholson Jr. becomes Worth Matron and Ira Nicholson Jr. Worthy Patron on June 13 at 7 p.m. with Lester Spiller as Installing Officer assisted by Woodie Jackson Kinsey Arnold Wehrmeyer.
Reader tips cover hanging ivy safely with bread and plaster, crafting with candles, and decaffeinated coffee reheating to taste like real brew. Practical home hints include resizing jeans with fabric strips, adding toasted wheat germ to cookies, and keeping garden rainfall and planting records on a calendar.
Reader letters cover turkey mating myths and social views on education. Ann Landers dispenses advice while a Yugoslav hotel project reveals a hot mineral spring discovery used for heating and guest therapy.
Mrs Mark Heatwole and daughter Dan Johnson attended Beth Schmidt bride elect's shower in Lyford for Warren Heatwole. June 7 wedding at Sant Johns Catholic Church San Marcos. Bob Hubenak family visited East Bernard. Donald Ezzell moved to Care Inn Victoria from Houston Veterans Hospital. Lymon Mereness welcomed as Point Comfort Church of Christ preacher with a surprise party. Benny Glenda Ezzell ninth anniversary. Martha Nuckels home from De Tar Hospital after surgery.
College Station reporter quotes Margret Ann Vanderpoorten of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service on a natural spring style shift. Women will favor clean feminine clothing with soft curls, simple updos, off the face hair, long sleek bangs, and belts as key accessories. Jewelry simplifies or bursts with bangles. Scarves, head wraps, and bandana styles offer color.
Administrative law judge Seymour Wenner of the Postal Rate Commission recommended reducing first class mail to 82 cents per ounce and raising other classes, saying the present rate subsidizes second third and fourth class users. The Postal Service had asked for an overall increase and may seek another hike after current actions. Plans to merge air mail and first class mail were announced earlier this year pending advisory opinion.
In Mecca Saudi Arabia women win new roles in education health and social work amid strict Moslem policing of gender. Some serve as radio and TV announcers while others study abroad and in local universities. A draft law may allow foreign women to drive. Despite gains most authority remains with male guardians and religious authorities.
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