The New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1963 Page: 3 of 8
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THE NEW ULM ENTERPRISE, NEW ULM. T1 XAS. Thursday, lune 13th. 1'J63
PISEK NEWS
INDUSTRY NEWS
4KEP SMKfHltfe*
oy Ella Kautz
.... BIDS WANTED ....
The Children't Corner —•
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STRAW FLOWER TREE
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HERE'
SUMMER TIME IS
GET YOUR CAR READY
FOR THAT
VACATION TRIP NOW!
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Wayne Burn-
Schranwn
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service
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NEW ULM AUTO SERVICE
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HUMBLE GAS & OILS
PHONE WY 2-4577
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A SINCERE HELPFUL
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SERVICE!
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Pete E. Etlinger Funeral Home
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NEW ULM, BELLVILLE and SEALY
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS!
54C
69c
44c
69c
69c
29c
10 FOR
27c
FIVE POUNDS
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ATTOUR CML. tOUT DLUERS
$4.49
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Regular $4.98 Value—
MEN S KHAKIS — Sledge Brand
NEW ULM.TEXAS
- New Ulni
over or
engine
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
SAMPLE LINE OF
WEDDING INVITATIONS
FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
THE NEW ULM ENTERPRISE.
GLADIOLA FLOUR .............
DRESSED FRYERS OR HENS ...
CRUSTENE SHORTENING -------
FOLGERS COFFEE --------------
HYDROX COOKIES--------------
SUGAR -------------------
CHEER—GIANT SIZE
GILLETTE RED BLADES
CHARCOAL --------------
25 POUNDS
_____ POUND
3 POUNDS
POUND CAN
ONE POUND
FIVE POUNDS
...... BOX
$1.69
29c
INDUSTRY STORE
WELCOME STORE-NEW ULM STORE
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Buenger Chevrolet Co.
INDUSTRY. TEXAS PHONE FL 7-2171
Dy Elmond Kulhanek
Personal*—
! Mr. and Mr* John L. Theodc
■and family of Houston spent Sun
day evening with Mr. and Mr*
Paul Schmidt.
Mr and Mrs. James Beck
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mencement exercise* at the Uni-
on June 1st.
Burnside of
CHEVROLET *
sterna, right under the flowers.
She leaves the end of this wire
loose for later use when more
flowers are added.
After wiring another dozen
straw flowers, she adds them
to the tree, making the tight
mass of flowers a little broader
than it was. She winds the end
of wire she left free before
around the stems of these flow-
ers to hold them to the first
group.
Marr.a can make the tree large
or small as she pleases.'depend-
ing on the number of straw
flowers she has. The tree in the
picture, of rose-colored flowers,
took 48 of them to complete.
When all flow ers are pla- ed.
a wire is wound around al,
stems to form a trunk (you
res ft In the picture;. Tne trunk
is Placed in a flower pot and
sand poured around it to bold
it upright.
Monza Spyder Club Coupe
Monza Spyder Convertible , -
Come hill... or high water
Vacations go smoother in a Chevrolet Corvair
ger. and ■second cousin of Edwin
Raeke.
BULK 5 Per Cent MALATHION
CHLORDANE IN STOCK.
j lor of Arts- Degree.
Mr- and Mrs. Gayle Vollmer
and son- of San Antonio visited
Mr*. Fred Vollmer and Mrs. Al-
fred Perry. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kieke
and daughters were in LaGrange
on Sunday to attend the Noak-
Juehgemiann family reunion.
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The Austin County Fair Association is requesting bids on
the food stand for the 1963 Austin County Fair, which will
be held on three days, October 17, 18, and 19. All bids must
be in the hands of the Secretary. Betty Krueger, Box 723,
Bellville, by midnight on July 22, 1963’. Bidders are psked to
state clearly whether their bids are a flat fee oil percentage
of gross or net receipts basis. The Association reserves the
right to reject any and all bids-
FOOD STAND: List all foods to be served and (prices for
food. Bidders must agree to have ample food supply, espec-
ially the first day. to feed a large crowd of regular visitors?
Be prepared to serve workers Wednesday, October 16th.
(33-2tc)
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Mr. and Mr* Pahno Frnka
and granddaughter of Houston,
visited with Mr. anil Mrs. Elo
Zeineir, Friday evening.
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Personals—
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Raeke
visited Mrs. Alex Eckennann
and Mrs. A. Kristen and daugh-
ter of Bellville, Monday; also
Mrs. Paul Saage, Mrs. Wilkins
Brune and Mrs. Bielefeld at the
h capital.
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Alwin
H- Raeke and children went to
Temple to attend the funeral of
Roy Derrick, the uncle of
Raeke.
James Dockal has returned
home from the La Grange hospi-
tal.
Late Sunday afternoon the Ed-
win Raekes visited Mrs. Herbert
Duerr and L. W. Noack at the
Milroy hospital in Brenham.
They also visited the Ernst
Brandts. George Bosse’ and Miss
Hilda Schramm. Mrs. Brandt
anti Mi-s Schramm, both have
an injured leg. At night they
called on Mr.-. Hulda Hauck and I da Burnside and
mother in Fayetteville, after hear side of Fayetteville attended the
ing of the passing of Mr. Fritz Baccalaureate Service and Com-
H a lick. | —-—
Rev. and Mrs. A- M. Roos and versity of Texas
Mrs. Monroe Rudloff visited
Mrs. Fritz Hauck anti Mrs. Gus Fayetteville received his Bache-
Noack late Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Linde-
mann and Ella Kautz were a-
mong those attending the Kautz
family reunion in Carmine. Sun-
day.
Mrs. Fred Vollmer and Mr*
Allred Perry of here. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bumside. Miss Aman-
going drv, because there’s no radiator. Corvair’s
is air cooled. No concern about brake adjust-
ments, either, because the brakes adjust
themselves. Nothing much to think
about at all except the good time you’re
having.
Like to do that in a sporty bucket-
si ated Monza Club Coupe or Convert-
ible? Like to spring into summer with
a 4-speed stick shift* and Spyder pack-
age* with its 150-hp Turbocharged
engine? Your dealer’s got just the
< Arvair an 1 the Trade ’N’ Travel deal
oil it to pat you in a holiday mood.
•Opfiowal al extra mat
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Attend Wedding—
Saturday night at 7:30,-Mrs.
Meta Marburger and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Raeke attended
the wedding ceremony and re \jr an<j \|rs. Jalnes Beck «*
ception of Mis* Barbara Jean Houston spent Sunday here and
Menking and James Roliert attended the Krenek reunion at
tis at the Bellville Methodist Frehburg, Sunday.
Church. Barbara Jean is the, xtr an(| Mrs ' Bruno fuiake
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Win-i an,t famj|y visited Suhday with
_______ Myrtle Kretzschmar and
daughter. itc
Mr and Mrs. Arnold Kneblik *
even-
ing with Mrs. I»uis Vasek and
son at Fayetteville-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faldyn and
family of Houston were week-
end visitors with Mr* Vlasta
Halfmann and family here, and
with Mr. and Mrs. — Faldyn at
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. August Canik
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Canik in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Poncik
, and sons of Galveston spent the
■'Ir*- week-end with Mr. and Mr*
Adolph Kulhanek and F.lmond
and also attended the celebration
at Nelsonville. Sunday-
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Plant a packet of straw flower seeda in your garden so you can
make atraw flower trees like Marna ia doing in the picture. Fol-
low the easy directions giveg In thf >.
1-1 One good resron for growing straw flowers In your garden la so
you can make straw flower trees. First pick the straw flowers when
they're almost fully opened and are fully colored. Strip the leaves
from the stems, tie 3 or 4 stems together and hang them upside
down in a dark, airy place to _
dry.
In about 3 weeks when they're
all dry, take off the stetps and
throw them away. Then buy
some florist's wire and wire
each flower the way Marna is
doing. She has pushed the piece
of wire up through the middle
of the straw flower, bent a little
hook in the upper tip of the
wire, and is now pulling it gent-
ly down so the wire hook enters
the top of the flower but doesn't
puil through it.
Once Marna has the wire In
place, she has a stem for the
flower that will bend as she
wants it to. When she has a
dozen flowers with wire stems,
she starts to make the top of
the tree. She arranges the
flowers in her hand into a round-
ed mass, a little higher In the
middle. She holds the flowers
in that position by winding one
piece of wire around all their
compiets
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Business callers here in New
Ulin, Saturday morning was
Mrs. Alois llenneke of Frels-
burg.
fred A. Menking of.Kemah- Rev. 51-^
Menking was pastor of the Bell-
ville Methodist church many
years, a nephew of M r-. Marbur- an<| falnily «»ent Saturday
Bring on those mountains! They're not so high and
mighty when you've got Corvair’s gutty six and rear-
engine traction working on them.
You scurry up the meanest grades.
You move with sure-footed agility on
wet pavement, muddy lanes, gravel and
other would-be miseries.
And with most of Corvair’s weight
on the rear wheels, you have easy steer-
ing, too. Fact is, the handling's so light
and responsive we don't even offer
power steering for the car.
And there’s more to feel good about.
No problem* with your radiator boiling
CHECK HIS TNT DEALS ON CHEVT.3LET, ClIt.YH, CuRVAIR AND CORVETTE
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The New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1963, newspaper, June 13, 1963; New Ulm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1228230/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nesbitt Memorial Library.