The Cotulla Record (Cotulla, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1956 Page: 2 of 6
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FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1056
THE COTULLA RECORD COTULLA. TEXAS
MILLETT
MKS. L. A. HARR, Reporter
I
Pajfe Two
Millett: Mr. and Mrs. Joe
pUn!mTani *eft ttM°^duy for. inas, J. H. Tritt, and Miss Mary
Lellville, 111. to attend his un- U^a-a ........
ENCINAL
MRS. J H. TRITT. Reporter
Encinal: Mesdames J. H. Par-
ker, VV. B. Stokes,Jr., Tony Sal-
“L^dow^^.hThLTh",.:: Pohl-Harr Nuptial Vows Spoken
,« dow„ba1>id.Myelv!o J'™- 23 In Double Ring Candlelight
2?hde Services In Brownsville
Geo. D. Qrisp.
cle’s funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harr, La-
Katy Withers attended a con-
ference of the Del Rio-Laredo
District, Women of the Church
First
mar and Linda of Eagle Pass hj h ’ held jn th
and Mr. and Mrs. Dutchie Harr j,lesbvterian church of Uvalde
of San Antonio were weekend p -d •
guests of the Harrs. 1 Mrs.'Walter Meitzen of Eagle
Mr and Mrs. John Knappick j l ake and Mrs. John Martin of
are the proud parents of a baby; Laredo were guests of Mr. and
g.rl born February 23, 19o6., Mrs s A James> Jr. Sunday.
Reception
A reception following the
ceremony was held in the rec-
reation mom at the First Meth-
odist Church.
The bridal table was centered
with carnations and fern. The
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Modg- Miss Faye Marie Pohl, became* Xhe verv bouffant skirt was *'edd.infj .ca't* waJ,, f°P™fetd,as
hng and family of Sabinal at- the bride of Fred Thomas Harr beautifully accented with nar- tvvo T u',, M'k . n,i attt' son
tended the meeting here on Sat- Monday evening. Jan. 23. in a ^TtuUe ^fHeT^ bS was ^ £“
urda>’- candlelight ceremony at 7:30 pointed in front and the sleev- ’,angU
odis'1 ■ ’ ’*
and son, Bob of San Antonio, Church Chapel in Brownsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Skidmore 5in the K AlUhodS! " et C MdUpSSd Her Whe" ^ »arr '<f
d son Bob Of San intnni,, rh„w.n Ph.noi in pmama„»i. "era lon*. “*? “Pf™0; on a short wedding trip, She
fingertip veil of white nylon wore a blue sheath dress with
f^pent the weekend 'with her The bride is the daughter of
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Pohl of
. .i Airs. dames, ji . ounua\. | .... ,
Her name is Cheryln Ann. wei- j B Parker has returned from I " 'aakm-. „ „ Brownsville and the bridegroom
ght i lbs. 12 oz. | nouston where he attended the Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Law and ,is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Bo Harr and little Bo. annua| Fat Stock show,
spent Tuesday m San Antonio.. Mr and Mrs Sam Jordan and
Those lrom here atten ,n£1 children were up from Laredo
Sunday guests of Mrs. Maggie
Spindle.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Renfro of
Huntington were weekend gu-
the basketball game in Kings-
ville Saturday were Mr. and Mrs
Calvin Gulley and Bill Heller.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan
spent Monday in San Antonio.
J. Donald Jordan was a San
Antonio business visitor Monday
Mrs. Guy T. Atkinson and her.
mother, Mrs. Mary Alphin are
visiting friends in Walnut Ridge
Arkansas.
Mrs. Ruth Atiknson and Ru-
dolph of San Antonio spent sev-
eral days visiting her son, Guv
T. Atkinson, last week.
ests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Par-
ker.
J. 0. Hearn and S. H. Rouse
attended a meeting of Presby-
tery of Western Texas which
was held in the First Presbyter-
ian Church of Rockport Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week.
son of Karnes City spent the D. Harr of Eagle Pass.
tulle was gathered to a coronet harmonizing plaid coat and
of lily ot the valley flowers. b]ack accessories.
1 he bride carried an arm bou- The bride is a graduate of
(|uet of white carnations. Brownsville High School and is
Mrs. Carl G. Cole of Alamo, a junior student at SWTSTC.
weekend with her parents, Mr. The Rev. Frank D Carlton ^ a 01 f f a JUT!\stuaenl at &WT8TC.
and Mrs. Joe-L. Hill. read the double ring' ceremony : uttendeith<Vbr1,de aS °f ™e bridegroom is a graduate
Mr. and Mrs Harry Guest of before an altar of greenery with ( ° ° a.. .-‘J ,‘t!' Cotulla High SchM and has
Seguin and sons spent the week floor baskets of white gladiol- ol? enKth srtn'n, b taffttaj been attending SWTSTC also.
..... -- - K She wore matching shoes, and He served two years in the U.
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles: Miss Joy Her-
rin of Cotulla was a visitor of
Miss Tressa Lansford Wednes-
day.
A few people of our community
got together and gave a barbe-
cue supper for Oscar Boeker.
Jr. and Leon Gebert last Thurs-
day night. Everyone reported
having a very enjoyable time, j
Oscar left to join the Navy |
end with her parents, Mr. and uses flanked by candelabras
Mrs. E. F. Alderman. 'holding tall white tapers.
John Hartsell of Cotulla has Mrs. B. F. Harding, organist
moved his well rig to Artesia, played the traditional wedding
and has completed the Adams march and accompanied Lee
well and is to start on the Omer , Wayne Pohl, the bride’s broth-
Aiderman well next er as he sang “The Lord’s Pray-
Roy F .Adams left last Mon- er ” * J
day for Baton Rouge, La. to go , -rv . ., . .
back with the Air Conditioning , , , ., ’ ^ \e ,n marriage
Marking the fourth birthday I( °'h<: waa with before he went length gown of'white laceTuHe'
of her little daughter, Chervl. ito Colombla- 1 tune.
Mrs. Tony Salinas entertained
Monday afternoon at her home
with a childrens party.
Games of many kinds were
offered for diversion among
which was the breaking of a
pinata depicting a horse. In
this the lucky contestant was
John Kuenstler.
In the game of pinning the .
tail on the donkey the prize
went to Louis Mulhollan.
Twenty five little boys and
and Teon'Ts leaving for Vra“bia S f°Tr’ th° ffU6St
where he is going to work. ?Ira* .Sabnf asTs,sted j
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Franklin, I entertaining by Mrs. Juan Sal-j |
Sr. and Bonnie overe visitors in Iinas and Mrs' R H' Coquat-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd j \RTES1A WELLS
Saunders of Pearsall during the | Mr and Mrs A G Salmon I
celebrated his 74th birthday !
WOOLLS & STOREY
Phones: Office 62 - Residence 324
BUTANE GAS & PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
Gas & Electrical Appliances
Cotulla, Texas
carried a bouquet of pink car- S. Army,
nations. | The couple will be at home in
Fred H. Harr, father of the San Antonio until September
bridegroom was best man. when they will return to San
Candlelighters were Lamar Marcos to continue their college
Harr of Eagle Pass, brother of work,
the bridegroom and Hayne Pat- Out of Town Guests
terson of Brownsville. j Mr. and Mrs. Fred I). Harr,
For her daughter’s marriage Lamar and Linda of Eagle Pass
Mrs. Pohl wore a blue faille Mr. and Mrs. Bo Harr and son,
dress with black accessories, of Millett; Faydell Harr of Al-
Mrs. Harr wore a coral rose pine; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Han-
dress with black accessories. 1 and Jo of Mission; Miss Velta
Each wore a carnation corsage. Wilson of FT. Worth.
WES’ TELEVISION SERVICE
I am doing Cotulla Furniture Company television ser-
vice business. I have a complete mobile TV shop
that I bring with me and is as well equipped as any
shop in the Southwest. I bring my TV7 shop to you
instead of you bringing your set to me.
Leave contact for service at Cotulla Furniture Co
Phone 322
Insist on WES’—accept no substitute
I will be in Cotulla every Monday and Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Walters and
T’unkin of Corpus Christi were
here for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hammer
visited in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Thompson and child-
ren of Natalia during the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burgess of
Seguin were visitors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Schulz and
Betsy during the weekend.
The Schulzes and Burgess
spent the day in Three Rivers
Sunday.
Sunday with a dinner. Mr. and j
Mrs. Edward Schulz and daugh- i
ter. Linda of San Antonio, Mr. j
and Mrs. Boyd Rankin, Mr. and :
Mrs. Lee Henrichson of Cotulla j
and Mr. and Mrs. Will Burris j
of Artesia Wells were the guesi
ts enjoying the day.
Bro. Samson of Conroe and
Bro. Sweet of Austin had ser-
vices here Thursday and FrL
day evening and Saturday morn-
ing and again in the evening.
Bro. Sweet had charge of the
song service, Mrs. Melvin Sweet
TEXACO PRODUCTS
Gasoline - Oils - Greases
WHOLESALE
M. V. DAVIS
ROADMASTER 4-Door Riviera—custom-built by Buick
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DILL’S SHOP
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Modern Portable Welding
Anywhere - Anytime
Welding and Repairing
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
J. C. DILL, Owner
Telephone 147
THE SUPER 4-Door Riviera, Model 53 e
Buick s extra-spacious medium-price buy *
Adwtuf-wrut
From where I sit ...Jy Joe Marsh
Do-lt-W/iose-Self?
Monk McCarthy's almost as
Rood at publicity stunts as he is
at servicing and repairing cars—
which is pretty darned good.
His latest gimmick is a hand-
bill titled: “Do-It-Yourselfers!
Why NotGrease Your Own Car?”
Then he follows with two
paragraphs about all the greases
you’ll need -the full set of
wrenches, spray gun, grease gun,
four jacks the ability to work
flat on your back with a face full
of goo. And at the very end
there’s this line: “Or, if ihnt's
too much truiiblc, we’ll do the job
for rr,e."
From where I sit. I'll have to
admit Monk's schemes attract
attention. They often seem far-
fetched to me, but he and I al-
ways had different opinions on
how to run a business — just as
we have different opinions about
what's the best beverape. He
likes hot tea — I prefer a glass of
beer —which doesn’t keep us
from having a “smooth-running”
friendship.
THE CENTURY 4-Door Riviera, Model 63
—Buick's top power buy
Big news in liardtops these days is the f-cl nor model.
And the biggest news of all is Buick’s 4-Door Riviera.
Ever since its introduction last year, this handy Buick
hardtop has taken the country by storm.
But the newest note about this newest of models is the
price choice Buick offers you.
Now you can have this much-wanted Buick model in
four different price series-and that’s a choice you’ll get
nowhere else.
Now you can have the 4-Door Riviera in the custom-
built Roadmaster, the extra-spacious Super, the
supremely-powered Century, or the bedrock-priced
Special.
W hat follows from there? Plenty-really plenty.
For in every 1T56 Buick* there’s a wealth of thrills—a
*
THE SPECIAL 4-Door Riviera, Model 43
-Buick's biggest buy in the low-price field
spirited gait-a trim maneuverability-a sheer enchant-
ment in styling.
In power, it’s a pistol. Even Buick packs a high-torque
322-cnbic-inch \ 8 engine— each Series with the highest
horsepower and compression ratio in Buick history.
In take-off, its trigger quick. A new Variable Pitch
DynaHow* betters the best Buick getaway on rec.nl-
witli instantaneous response at the wry'first inch of
pedal pressure, and engine revolutions ;t normal cruis-
ing speed.
In emergency, it’s double-barreled - with that new
Dynaflow changing to full-power safety-surge accelera
tion the instant you floor the pedal ancfswitc h the pitch.
And in roominess, in luxury, in handling ease. j„ ride
steadiness, in directional sense-) on j! discover a literal
truth:
This is the best Buick //< t.
Can you come in tomorrow to see and sample the great-
est Buick ever-and to note the prices that make this
the best buy yet?
>Xcu AdeH,w( <l Unable Pitch Dynaflow Is the only Dynaflow
t ank bwhls today. It is standard on Roadmaster. Saner and
Century-optional at modest extra east on the Special
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The Cotulla Record (Cotulla, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1956, newspaper, March 2, 1956; Cotulla, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1159310/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Alexander Memorial Library.