The Bandera Bulletin (Bandera, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, July 23, 1971 Page: 2 of 8
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THE BANDERA BULLETIN
FRIDAY. JULY 23, 1971
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BOYLE-OVERSTREET
REHEARSAL SUPPER
On Friday night, July 9, on the
eve of the marriage of Miss Kathy
Boyle and Bo Overstreet, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Short and Mrs.
Virginia Overstreet entertained
with the rehearsal supper in their
honor. Assisting were Mrs. Emma
Foster. Elaine Staglik, Betty
Dalton, Helen Davenport, Iris
Elkins, Vincent Anderwald, Louis
Staglik. Dalton Neil and George
Muennink.
A delicious supper of
barbecued beef, ham and shrimp
with all the trimmings was served
and enjoyed by the fojlowing
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Boyle, Johnny and Mike Boyle,
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Anderwald
and son, Mrs. Rosemary Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Pyka,
Andrew Pyka, grandfather of the
groom, Msgr. Paul Ehlingcr of
Bandera; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Stevens and son, Richard, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Thayer, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Staglik and Stacy and
Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Neil,
Michele, Bunny and Shannon, Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Clark, Mrs. Emma
Foster of San Antonio; Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Davenport, Boone, Sue
Ann and David. Mr. Davenport
was his brother’s be*st man; Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Johnny Height
and baby of Irving. Mrs. Height is
a srster of the groom; Mr. and Mrs.
Sam George of Austin; Miss Molly
Parman of , Dallas; Miss Betty
Boyles of LaCoste, Rev. Edward
Postert of Brackettville; Rev.
Wayne Elkins of LaMarquc; Mrs.
A. C. Watson of Houston; George
Muennink of Hondo; Mrs. Iris
Elkins of Dcvers,- Miss lanett
Russell of Bandera; and Mrs.
Nancy Terry and Donna of
Pasadena.
Purple Hills
Tidings
By Ida
House guests in the home of
Mrs. Virginia Overstreet for the
Boyle-Overstreet wedding on July
10 were Mr. and Mrs. John Height
and daughter, Collen of Irving,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Manis and
Linda of San Antonio.
House guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Short for
the Boyle-Overstreet wedding
were Rev. Edward Postert of
Brackettville, Rev. Wayne Elkins
of LaMarque, Mrs. Iris Elkins of
Devefs, Mrs. Emma Foster of San
Antonio and Mrs. A. C. Watson of
Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Davenport
and children left this past week
for the Panama Canal Zone where
he will be stationed for a tour of
duty. *■■■•■
MR. AND MRS. WELBORN
RETURN FROM TRIP
The Buell Welborn family have
just returned from a delightful
vacation in Greenwich,
Connecticut, where they visited
with Mr. Welborn’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. H. Welborn.
During their stay there they
enjoyed visiting' in New York.
They also visited the Batman
family, in-laws of the former Susie
Short of Bandera, on Liberty
Island, New York.
They report a most enjoyable
trip.
BAUM
Bud Merka
PHONt 796-8821
BANDERA, TEXAS
The Bandera United Methodist
Church had their regular third
Sunday service at the Purple Hills
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Lewis
White, pastor, led in the
devotional with Mrs. John
Goodenough playing the piano
and Mrs. Allie Thallman leading
the singing, joined by Mrs. Minnie
Hayes, Mrs. Allen Lovercheck, Mr.
and Mrs. B. C. Fleenor, Mrs. H. W.
Goodenough, John W. Fee, Mrs.
W. P. Jordon, Mrs. Roland
Thallman and Mrs. Lillie Brown.
It was nice having H. W.
Goodenough with us for the first
time since he spent a few days in
the hospital.
John Lewis’ son, Chester Lewis
of Oklahoma City, came by tor a
visit Sunday.
Mrs. Zula Tankersley returned
home from the Sid Peterson
Hospital last Wednesday. We are
so happy she is feeling much
better.
Our thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
Wendall Rees for giving to us the
lounge chair and brick-a-bracks
belonging to his mother and our
friend, Mrs. Cora Rees.
Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Freeland for several of the “Good
News for Modern Man.”
' Thanks to Mrs. Alice Mellis for
the flowers placed on the altar of
the Episcopal Church in memory
of her husband, Bruce Mellis’
birthday.
Mr. and Mi's. D. W. Hicks were
in Austin Sunday for the funeral
service of Bill Brill. Mr. Bril! was
the brother of Mrs. John
Connally. Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Hicks were in San Antonio for the
funeral of Thomas Swift. Mrs.
Swift is a sister Mrs. Hicks’
mother, Mrs. J. B. Connally.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chandler of
San Antonio came Sunday for her
grandmother, Mrs. Mae Nesting.
They spent the day at their home
in Medina.
Stacy Hinds of San Antonio
visited with his mother, Mrs. Rosa
Hinds, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Dorow’s daughter,
Mildred Cohen of Victoria, came
last week and they spent several
days at their home in Bandera.
Nice having David Hicks home
from A&M. He sure has our lawn
looking nice. Don’t forget to turn
your time in David.
Mrs. Josie Eemley was real
pleased Sunday when her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe York
of Snyder, and her nephew and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Jo York
of Austin, came for a visit.
Mrs. Zula Tankersley “had a
nice visit with her brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Sutton
of San Antonio.
Mrs. Ruby Fee’s guests over
the weekend w?re Mrs. Preston
Wyatt of Austin, Mrs Lucille
Baker of Port Arthur, Mrs. Sam
Charters of Kerrville, and Stacy
Hinds of San Antonio.
It was good to sec Margaret
Davenport Davis last Monday. We
can’t understand just why
Margaret, Mildred Cohen and
Eloise Nixon were so long eating
lunch.
Mrs. Minnie Weed’s guests last
week were Mr. and Mrs. John
Beard of Utopia, Texas.
, ^ Miss Agnes Anderwald spent
the weekend with her nephew,
Mitchell Anderwald in San
Antonio. Mitchell celebrated his
birthday. Other members of her
family who came to see here were
her two nephews, Alex and Frank
Mutz of Kosciuske, her sister,
Bernice Mazurek and daughter,
Annie Marie Lemings.
Mrs. Amelia Edge had Sunday
dinner with her friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Kalka.
COUPLES HONORED
ON ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Don Loyd were
honored on their fiftieth wedding
anniversary, along with Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Anderson on their
forty-ninth wedding anniversary
on July 17, 1971 at the picnic
grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Fabian
Anderwald.
A lovely dinner of barbecued
lamb, sausage, beef and chicken
was served along with two
delicious cakes baked by Mrs.
EaMoync Loyd of Wichita Falls.
Those present to wish the two
couples best of wishes were Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Loyd and
daughter. Sherry, and son, Mark
of Dricoll, Mr. and Mrs. LaMoync
Loyd of Wichita Falls and
children, Gary, Kathy, Virginia,
Becky of Wichita Falls, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Loyd of Watauga and
children, Jamie, Kim and Jerry,
Mrs. Mary L. Loyd of Bandera.
They arc the children and widow
of the late Walter Loyd, a brother
of Don Loyd.
Others present for the happy
occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Caffall, Mr. and Mrs. Fabian
Anderwald and daughter, Frances
of Bandera. Mrs. Caffali and Mrs.
Anderwald arc the children of the
late Kate Loyd Zumwalt, a sister
of Don Loyd. Staff Sergeant and
Mrs. Larry Hamm and daughter,
Shelly Ann of Lackland Air
Force Base, a nephew of Mrs.
LaMoyn Loyd, was also present.
Mrs. Beulah Zumwalt and Mrs.
Lottie Schimmelpfennig of
Medina, were also present.
H. H BEVANS
DIES IN DALLAS
BURIED SATURDAY
Funeral services were held at
10:00 Saturday morning, July 10,
in Calvary Episcopal Church in
Menard, with Rev. Richard
Thayer officiating, for Harold H.
Bcvans, a nativE of Menard
County. Mr. Bevans passed away
June 8th in the Baylor Hospital in
Dallas. Burial was in the Pioneer
Rest Cemetery.
Mr. Bevans was born
September 26, 1901, in Menard
and was married to Zuma.
Glasscock. He entered the
ranching business with his father,
William Bevans, as a young man
and continued operation of the
elder Bevans’ ranching interests
after a division of William Bevans
and Dick Russell’s properties. He
also ranched in Oklahoma in the
‘50s but returned in 1961 to make
his home in Menard. He was a
Mason, A Shrincr, and a member
of the Calvary Episcopal Church.
Survivors include one son,
James P. Bevans of Dallas; a sister,
Mrs. J. L. Clark of Eden; and
three grandsons.
Pallbearers weriNed Maddox of
Dallas, George Grandstaff, Jr.,
Wesley Nixon, Virgil Harmon,
William Carter, Don Stidham of-
Chccatah, Oklahoma, Sod Crowell
of San Angelo, and J. F. Nixon of
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Mr. Bevans was a
brother in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
M. Glasscock.
MOTORCYCLE TRIP ENJOYED BY 2 YOUNG MEN
A two weeks trip for Todd
Andcrwal d a n d T o m m y
SCHWEERS FAMILY
ANNUAL REUNION
On Sunday. July 18, the 38th
Schweers Family Annual Reunion
was held at the City Park n
Hondo, Texas.
The morning church service
was held at 1 1 :00 a.m. and
Reverend Charles T. Hardt
delivered the sermon. The noon
meal consisted of barbecue beef
with all the good home-cooked
food that goes with it.
There were about 200 relatives
and friends of the family in
attendance.
Those in attendance from
Bandera were Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Saathoff, Mr. and Mrs. Aimon
Hecp, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Thallman
and Mr. and Mrs. Glendon
Roberts.
MASONS INSTALL OFFICERS
Installation of officers for
Bandera Lodge No. 1123,
AF&AM was held on Friday, July
16, at 8:00 p.m. It was an open
installation, and J. O. Evans
served as Installing Officer with
Calvin Cartrctt as Installing
Marshal, Phillip Becker as
Installing Chaplain and R. P.
Hood as Installing Secretary.
The following Officers were
installed for the ensuing Masonic
year: Worshipful Master, A. B.
Small; Senior Warden, Carlton
Becker; Junior . Warden, Glenn
Price; Treasurer, Dewitt Licbold;
Secretary, Willie Schmidt;
Chaplain, Phillip Becker; Senior
Deacon, W. I. Stevens; Juniof
Deacon, Cotton Fitzgerald; Senior
Steward, Melvin Fitzgerald; Tiler,
E. A. Habenicht.
An informative talk concerning
Masonry was given by J. O. Evans
which was followed by
installation of officers. A
beautiful rendition of “The Lord’s
Prayer” was sung by Willie
Schmidt, accompanied on the
piano by Debra King.
Following the program
refreshments' were served, and a
most enjoyable fellowship period
•was held for all who attended.
ROSCOE HAYES
IS IN SCOTT AND WHITE
HOSPITAL
Many friend*,hcre will be sorry
to learn that Roscoe L. Hayes is a
patient in Scot\x and White
Hospital in Temple. On Thursday
of last week he underwent surgery
for a hip infection and is at
present doing well.
Wedgworth to New Mexico and
Colorado ended July 14 when
they arrived home after covering
around 2200 miles on their
motorcycles. Todd was riding his
Honda 350 and. Tommy was on
his Yamaha 650.
They spent their first night in
Fort Stockton, going through
Carlsbad (taverns the next day and
staying in Roswell, New Mexico
that night.
Trinidad, Colorado was their
next stop and then on to
Colorado Springs for a week at
the Sky Hi Lodge, with a view of
Pike’s Peak from their window.
They went up Pike’s Peak on
their bikes, finding snow on the
ground and a cool temperature of
50 degrees in the mornings.
During their stay there many
places of interest were visited such
as Garden of the Gods, Seven
Falls, Royal Gorge, and many
others.
Coming back through Santa
Fc, New Mexico, they made a?
much as 400 miles a day, entering
Texas at Odessa and on to
Bandera.
They report this mode of travel
is very economical and a most
interesting way to see the
country.
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