New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1957 Page: 5 of 8
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GIFTS FOR
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COMPLETE SELECTION
ALSO ALBUMS.
MISS HATTIE MIETH
HOSTESS TO KAFFEE
KLATSCH KLUB MAY 9th
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biggest private
the world today.
An inventive employee of the com-
cheque that is still in use today.
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it at his local bank. Then when
he is ready to spend it, he signs it
again in the presence of the person
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foolproof. It’s so fool-
made by American Express in
1891 holds good today-any cheque
lost or stolen before the second
signature is written will be made
good. American Express still uses
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might | vacation with relatives
be alive and well if they had only,
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to a doctor in time, and received
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be done.
Report on Houston meeting com
ing up next.
AMERICAN
CANCER
SOCIETY
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— by Evelyn Zeiske
S.K. Seymour
“Frigidaire Appliances Sold With SC Years Service Experience”
Bag”
Radio & TV Service
COLUMBUS, TEXAS
was Nagel
with an in-
or heard over
Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Fietsam
mid sons Jimmy and Donny were
week end visitor* in Hallettsville t
and Shiner with homefolk*.
Stop pain of piles
; today at home
—or money back!
In doctor's tests, amazing new
Stainless Paso* instantly relieved
piles’ t orture I Gave Internal and
external relief I 6 medically-proved
Ingredients including Trlolyte, re-
lieve pain, itching Instantly/Reduce
swelling. Promote healing. You sit.
walk In comfort I Only stainless
pile remedy. Stainless Pazo*' Sup-
positories or Ointment at druggists.
•rradrisarV of Groro I-obomtoriot, tne.
Orntmfnt and SapporilorM*.
• SUPER FREEZER CHEST-fuU-width, steres V
frozen foods safely
• SUPER STORAGE DOOR-has 5 full-width
removable shelves
• GUDE-OUT PORCELAIN-ENAMELED HYDRATOR
• 3 ALL-ALUMINUM Removable Shelves-
full-widlh
• BUTTER COMPARTMENT • 3 QUICKUBE ICE
TRAYS • NEW SAFETY-SEAL DC OR Atete
Q—How can I stop bugs and
insects from sticking to freshly
painted outside walls?
A—A tablespoon of citronella
added to each gallon of paint
should effectively keep the bugs
and insects away from the wet
paint. {
Q—What causes dark streaks
of dirt to appear on walls and
ceilings? In our house, the
streaks seem to take the form of
the spaces between the wall
studs and ceiling joists.
A—These are called “ghost
marks” and appear most fre-
quently in houses which are not
insulated. The streaks are caused
by warm, dust-laden air which
tends to move to and through
the colder surfaces between the
framing members. Mineral wool
insulation puts a stop to "ghost
marks’’ by making the tempera-
ture of walls and ceilings uni-
formly warm Mineral wool also
saves winter fuel and makes the
house more comfortable in all
seasons.
The group enjoyed delicious re-
r the host
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FOR THAT
Kitchen-of-Tomorrow Look Today
without costly remodeling
Not even our pre-war volues cc-npc-’d
with this! For here is no ordinary refrigera-
tor, but full-quality Frigidoire—net a last
years model —not a stripped "special"
but a feature-packed 1957 Sheer Look
Refrigerator — a regular model in the '57
Frigidoire line!
Other Gold Tag buys like this in all sizes
and types of '57 Frigidoire Refrigerators.
See our Gold Tag Prices and save!
L. H. Kuehn of Dallas, spent
the week here with homefolks. He
was accompanied back home by-
Mr. O. H. Henkhaiis, who will
spend an indefinite time with his
sou and family in Dallas.
—Let u* figure on that Booklet
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Most Widely UsedI Mori^yjp"jjie World I
In the Sahara Desert, or along the Rhine, the world’s “Number Ong
Money” is the travelers cheque. - aiq- - ■ A-~nr-
' An American traveler in the Sahara once offered a 120 gold piece for.
a woven camel blanket, but waa turned down suspiciously by a cautious'
Arab sheik. In despair, the eager traveler produced an American Ex-J
press travelers cheques and the *
blanket was his.
I A similar experience occurred to
two Americans in Hong Kong who
had been robbed of everything but
(their travelers cheques. Desper-
ately in need of food, they hesi-
tantly offered a $20 cheque to an
ancient Chinese merchant. “Oh,
yes. Number One Money.” he ex-
claimed with a grin and business
got underway.
I The travelers cheque was creat-
ed because — oddly enough — the
then president of American Ex-
press, J. C. Fargo, had difficulty
cashing his letters-of-credit while
on a trip to Europe in 1890.
' “If the president of American
Express has this difficulty,” he
reasoned, “just think what ordi-
nary travelers face. Something
has got to be done about it.”
I What was done about it has
resulted in the l’w_
money business in the world today.
pany devised the double-signature
The user signs it when he obtains
it at his local bank. Then when
he is ready to spend it, he signs it
again in the presence of the person
accepting it. A simple idea — but
virtually f l r.
proof that the original promise
made by American Express in
1891 holds good today-any cheque
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The remaining nine lodges
ranked in the order as listed:
Nhiller Lodge, Bellville.
Bernardo Lodge, Bernardo.
Koerner Ixidge, Shelby.
New Biehiu I’almen, New Bie-
lati. 1
Rosenduft Lodge, Cat Spring.
Hillboldt Lodge, Monaville,
Eiehenhain, Center Hill.
Langhammer, Peters.
Hempstead Lodge. Hempstead.
The contest runs until Det. 1st,
1957. Very special emphasis will
be displayed during the month of
•July, August and Sept. The prize
will be a special Christmas item.
Much anxiety is evident with the
big question being what will be
the standing, come (let. 1st.
The above account was tabula-
ted and announced at the Dis-
trict Barbecue held at Cat Spring
on Sunday, May 12th.
—Reporter
Visiting briefly with friends
here in town last week Thursday
were Mr. Willie A. Bregeuzerand
Sons
les Krenek of Houston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kuehn and
Mrs. Ernst Kuehn of Welcome
spent Friday visiting here with
their niece. Miss Hattie Mieth.
COMPARE: FRteiMirte eivrs you
.L EXTRA SPACE EVERYWHERE!
NEW I’LM ENTERPRISE, New Pirn,
h Hueschkel Lodge No. 70
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Tornadoes, floods, hig-b wind*
and hail have caused extensive
damage to property this Spring.
, These casualty losses are ordin-
(arily deductible on income tar
returns. R. L. Phinney, District
, Director of Internal Revenue in
Austin, reminded property own-
ers today that they should re-
[ cord evidence of these losses im-
mediately instead of waiting for
Miss Viola Westphal of Los
e 1 Angeles, Calif., arrived at the In-
i'nited ternational Airport in Houston
have died of cancer.
the next filing period.
The actual cost of restoring or
replacing the damaged or lost
property is not deductible. Ex-
penses for personal injuries, tem-
porary lights, fuel, moving or
rentals for temporary quarters
are not deductible.
Property owners that have ex-
tensive losses or complicated tax
problems should seek advice from
competent tax practitioners for
assistance in recording evidence
of losses and in preparing their
tax return.
Q—Sooner or later the mortar
always seems io come out of the
cracks I’ve filled in the concrete
walls of my garage. How can I
.‘ill the cracks once and for all?
A—If you’ll chisel out the
crack into a dovetail-shaped
-.ole. it will hold the mortar
much better. A' o. be sure "c i
oak the hole thoroughly betciu
you fill it.
Q—How can I stop my s’.airr
,‘ro.n squcaknij.’
A—Generally, the creaking
round tn stairs is caured by
movement of treads or rise,
boards. A simple solution is to
drive finish nails through the
treads into the riser boards
Attaching cove molding under
the treads where they join the
. iser boards in front or corner
blocks at the same joint in the
rear will also solve the problem.
Q—The soil in some of my
house plant pots hss I : ttr.b
compact and hard. Is th.s doing
anv harm?
A—Very definitely. Such hard-
ening prevents the plant ’oc-<
. rom obtaining enough air. You u
better plow the surface with a
fork to loosen it up. but be care-
ful not to dig deeply eneugh to
damage the roots.' Incident?!.y.
watering the plants too heavily
is orte of the major causes 01
uch surface harden •
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A Study of the Gospel accord-
ing to St. John was presented by
Pastor E. A. Svendsen of The
Lutheran Bible Chair, A. & M.
College. College Station, Texas,
which was very illustrative in
connection with the topic, “Tea-
cher, Help Yourself.”
A hymn. “Beautiful Savior”
„ 1 the
I business meeting was held. It was
1We SheW U .
1957 Refrigera'o'
ofComPo-b^- / 1
of member* of Heuschkel Lodge
is handled by Mrs. Wilburn Ord-
ner, local secretary.
I n second place
Lodge of Milheim,
er<-ise of 3.S. Mr. Schafner re-
ported for their lodge.
nine
With o 5.6 increase in member
ship for the first four months of |
1957 the local lodge leads the >
field of ele zen lodges in district
31-32. The tabulation of the count
Miss Hattie Mieth entertained
in her home on Thursday after-
noon of this past week with a
party for members of the Kaffee
Klatsch Klub and guests.
Pretty arrangements of
dragon*. Bells of Ireland,
and salt cedar were used in
receiving rooms.
From a white linen covered ta-
ble lunch was served buffet style
consisting of tuna and piiniento
cheese sandwiches, pickles, po-
tato chips, jelly roll, coffee eake,
lemon layer cake, candy and cof-
fee.
Guests present were Mesdaines
Wm. Kuehn, E. F. Schroeiier.
Hubert Hinn. F. A. Pophanken,
0. A. Arndt, IL A. Kuehn. Her-
niina Schuette, E. J. Gross, W.
F. Neumann, Dennis Krueger,
Lillie Barten, Fritzie Arndt and
little Betty, Charles Arndt and
little Jackie and Miss Ida Rinn. job for you.
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the original form for the term
“cheque . - *«• ->
Not only has American Express
made the cheques hard to counter-
feit, but it has backed them up
with a unique, private secret ser-
vice - the Inspector's Department.)
The service plays good SamaritaA
to travelers, helps the police track
down forgers, foil counterfeiters
and outwit confidence men. sRlftf
• There have been few attempt!
at counterfeiting the cheque*
which are printed on special safety
paper, bear a watermark with the
letters AM-EX-Co. and contaiif
small red blue and yellow disco.*
known as “plqnchettjj", embedded
in the psper.y .3L- - — Tfis
The Spring Rally of the Sun-
'dav School Teachers Association
of the Brenham Conference of
Zone II was held Sunday, May 5,
illt the St. Matthew Lutheran
('liureh in Sandy Hill, Texas, with
an attendance of 96 together with
3 visitors.
The meeting opened with the
hymn, "O Love Divine All Else
Excelling.” followed by Scrip-
ture and Prayer by L. Schwartz
Today, one out of three whom of Sandy Hill.
cancer attacks is being cured.1 ' *»■<>•
With the medical knowledge that
we now have, ONE out of TWO
could be cured if they would go
to the doctor in time. For cancer
begins like the water trickling
through a hole in the dike. Stop
it early and you can save lives,
but let it go beyond a certain .. .....
stage and present meilical know- was then sung after which
ledge cannot cheek it.
In a great many eases, the be- unanimously voted to
ginning of what may be cancer T.T.T. program this summer
are recognizable, not only to the ter the Church Workers Institute,
practiced eye of the iloetor, but 1 Time and Place to be decided la-
to all of us. You don't have to iter. It was also voted to have the
have a stethoscope or a medical | Fall Rally on Oct. 13, 1957. Place
degree to read simple warnings to be decided later.
like the Seven Danger Signals, I After the singing of the hymn,
which we have repeated in this “Take Thon My Life, Dear Lord”
column several times, and which Pastor H. Ziehe gave the clos-
you have seen on posters, pamph- ing prayer and benediction.
lets an<l ads. or heard over the vllj,,Jvd
radio and TV. | freshinents served by
In your ease they may not prove Sunday Schoo).
to be symptoms of cancer.
But only a man with a medical
degree can tell you. And if they
do indicate cancer, only a man
with a medical degree can help
you.
Within th" past 24 hours,
than 675 persons in the I
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large percentage of those might. vacation with relatives and
’ | friends here and in Houston. She
taken heed of those signals, gone came especially tor the annual ob-
■’ r 1 —1 servance of Mother’s Day, in the
treatment. It can home of her parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. Hugo Westphal of Frels-
burg. Others present for the oe-
leasion were: Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
iWestplVl, Douglas and Wayne,
Mr. and Mrs. R. David Fielder
and David. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Hotmann and Mrs. Natalie Fisk,
Lanny Bregeuzer and Char- all of Houston; Miss Hertha Moel
ler of El Campo;
INGROWN NAIL
HUKTING YOUt
Immediate
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OVTOHO Ate aMtemtelkS
wML altewv th* nail ta *»• cat and that Ma*
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Iluvac of
Garwood. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Leyendecker. Jr.. Chas. 111. Billie
Gaye and Carol Jean of Frels-
burg, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Kick-
ler and Janice and Miss Ila Ki<%-
ler of Lone Oak, Willard, Lorenc
and Jo Carol Westphal.
Mrs. Kermit Kiekler presented
Mrs. Westphal with a beautiful
Mother's Day cake.
A delicious barbecue dinner
was prepared and served by
('has. Leyendecker and Willard
Westphal.
just Con 1
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gold pl*ce
by a cauti
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New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1957, newspaper, May 16, 1957; New Ulm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1228592/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nesbitt Memorial Library.