Attend Czech Festival Program in Austin
The Czech Festival Program by the Texas Student Union took place in Austin on Sunday, April 27. It showcased Czech folk songs, historical tableaux, exhibits, and welcome speeches with representatives introduced. The Beseda dance and National Czech Folk Dance in costume by the Temple Beseda Club drew attendees, with Miss Elizabeth Strauss accompanying the music. Named attendees from Shiner include John and Laddie Mikes, several Kutach and Strauss family members, and others as listed.
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Texas Student Union
Austin
Temple Beseda Club
Elizabeth Strauss
Texas University
Henry Strauss
Shiner
John
Lad
Meeting Of M Y F Plans Kerrville Assembly Attendance
The M Y F held a Thursday meeting on April 24 with the worship theme Words For The Heart. Discussion covered the Flatonia district meet and attendance plans for the Kerrville Assembly in June. The next regular meeting is set for Thursday May 1.
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M.Y.F
Flatonia
Kerrville
New Speedwriting and Accounting Class Opened at Baldwin College
Baldwin College started a new Speedwriting shorthand and Accounting class on April 21 to address a stenographer shortage. Enrollees include Miss Alice Reed and Mrs Lillian Rush with other students from Yoakum and Victoria. Demonstration sessions run daily, using Webster Eko tapes and a New York City Speedwriting School program.
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Baldwin College
Alice Reed
Yoakum High School
Charles Reed
Lillian Rush
Yoakum
Alfred Dieringer
Joyce Ohrt
Victoria
Pink Tea Honors Marthalyn Valenta Bride Elect of Robert Wagner
A pink tea at the Welhausen home honored Miss Martha lyn Valenta bride-elect of Robert Wagner. Hostesses Glade Welhausen Glade Welhausen and Benno Holechak led a large reception with guests from Austin San Antonio and Houston. More than three hundred attendees and out of town guests joined in the floral themed event during Fiesta Week.
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Mesdames Glade Welhausen
Peck Welhausen
Benno Holechak
Marthalyn Valenta
Robert Wagner
Glade Welhausen
Rudie Valenta
F. M. Wagner
Wilbur Minear
G. G. Griffin
Ray Welhausen
J. W. Boyle
Gus Wolters
Ernest Hajek
M. L. Wolters
John E. Kasper
Otto Gloor
James F. Buske
Emil Hajek
Arthur Kasper
Anthony Roeder
Mabel Merrem
Pauline Stock
Beatrice Zappe
Gayle Welhausen
Austin
Roland Anderson
Mary Gips
Nordheim
Leslie Merrem
San Antonio
J. R. Bennett
Fort Stockton
Millie Stalmach
Smithville
W. H. Mann
Ann Henkhaus
O. A. Cessor
Melba Welhausen
E. W. Pietsch
Emmanuel Knippa
Yoakum
Homer Martin
Phil Goodwin
Budge Goodwin
Gonzales
Gene Hajek
Ernest Schultz
Jerry Matus
Lowell Calhoun
Audrey Kuhn
E. A. Busch
Hallettsville
Rud Valenta
William Meyer
Sam Jaeggli
Moulton
Stella Joel Hughs
Henry Richter
Houston
Edwin D. Holchak
Will Rutledge
Kenedy
Paul Faulkner
John Kattmann
Lubbock
Jim Angerstein
Mabel Hoffman
Cuerv
Lee J. Sedlmeyer
Paul Stock
Ella E. Lane
The
South Texas Press Association
Rep Thompson Seen as Student of Legislation in Congress
Rep Clark W. Thompson of Galveston, serving on three House Agriculture Subcommittees and as assistant Democratic whip, stays busy with cotton estimates foot and mouth disease and fertilizer issues. He works with Rice and water projects, tin contracts, and con stituent requests while presiding in the House when needed and earning wide respect from colleagues.
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Sarah McClendon
Washington
Congress
Clark W. Thompson
Galveston
House
Texas
Agriculture Department
Japan
Philippines
Thompson
Henry D. Lareade, Jr
Louisiana
Lareade
Victoria
Bay City
Guadalupe
Colorado
Federal Treasury
U. S
Bolivia
Belgium
Indonesia
Texas City
Galveston County
Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Capitol
Sam Rayburn
Percy Priest
Tennessee
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Die Mikes
Agnes Kutach
Bobby
Edward
Jeanette Kutach
Otto Strauss
Joe Strauss
Frank Nevlud
Jim Cerny
Laddie Cerny
Albert Benes
Francis
Wenceslaus
Josephine
Henrietta Kouba
Adelia Siegel
Marcella Vana
Jim and
Jane
Esso
Humble
Humble Oil
Thomas Hughs
Joe Hughs
Marlin
Rep. Thompson
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