Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 95, Ed. 1 Friday, August 11, 1950 Page: 3 of 10
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by girl, Mrs. Dennis Brandl and
baby gir l, Mrs. G. C. Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Keeney of
Arthur, Illinois, came in Satur-
day for a Visit with relatives.
Enroute, they stopped in Den-
ton, Texas, to bring their niece,
Miss Joyce Thiele, to Yoakum.
Of interest is the announce-
ment of the engagement of Miss
Fay Irma Pawelka, daughter
of Mrs. Theresa Pawelka and the
late Fritz Pawelka of Comfort,
to Anton Joseph Rohan Jr., son
Mrs. Henry Lindenburg has
returned home, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Du-
phome of Aransas Pass. Mrs.
Duphorne is spending the week
here with Mrs. Lindenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Paulus
left Wednesday for Mexico City,
D. F. for an extended vacation.
Mrs. J. R. Wilson of Hous-
ton spent a few days recently
Miss Hattie Chomout of Kerr-
ville is spending a few weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. Joe Cho-
mout of Yoakum, and with o-
ther relatives and friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dasha, Mr.
and Mrs. Ewald Schmidt, Mr.
and Mrs. Werner Schmidt and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tenburg
spent Sunday at Nueces Dam,
Corpus Christi and Padre Is-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Armstrong
and Miss Nan Armstrong have
returned from a vacation trip
to the Davis Mountains and o-
ther points of interest in West
Texas.
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William Fertsch of Westhoff
has been visiting with relatives
and friends here.
Mr. Herman Wenetschlaeger
of Hermleigh and her son Henry
of Snyder were visitors in the
Herbert Nollkamper home Tues-
day and Wednesday.
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The wedding will take place
on September 4 in St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Shaw
of Port Arthur visited recently
in the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Shaw.
CARD OF THANKS ,
Our heartfelt thanks and ap-
preciation go to the Yoakum
Fire dept., Mr. Ruben Koether,
the neighbors and volunteer fire
boys for their help in saving
our home and bam.
This wonderful assistance in
time of emergency will always
be gratefully remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schott
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Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Beversdorf
had as their guests last week
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Beversdorf
and baby daughter, who were
returning to Indiana after
spending the summer in Hous-
ton. Week end visitors here were
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Bevers-
dorf of Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Flint, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Koprovic and
daughters Joycelyn apd Lianne
have departed for Florida,
where they will make their
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Tracy Holubec talks Value. too: “Be Sure you
Get your share of these Fine Fall Style
Fabrics”
a snowy white confection em-
bossed with a crescent of white
rosebuds and bordered with
trimmings of tulle and satin,
was served by Misses Jean Wel-
hausen and Ruval Etlinger.
From the dining room, the
guests were conducted through
the flower garden by Mesdames
A. J. House, L. D. Vieman, Jack
Benbow, W. T. Browning, Ro-
ger Chamberlain and Miss Elna
Reichert.
Other assistant hostesses were
Misses Jeanette Fawcett, Wil-
lyce Turk, Betty Sue Haynes,
Margaret Ann Schmidt, Carol
Ann Pulkrabek, Barbara Long,
Lillian Witte, Frances Dolores’
Krause, Geraldine Baker, Janice
Boothe, Pat Sunkel, and Misses
Betty Jean Kahanek and Mary
Elizabeth Bucek of Hallettsville.
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after a vacation spent in New;
Orleans, La.
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MISS MCKNIGHT IS*
TEA HONOREE MON.
A lovely social event of the
season was the tea given Mon-
day afternoon, August 7, by
Mesdames O. R. Borchers and
Bliss Pool, honoring Miss Mary
Elizabeth McKnight, bride-elect
of Irwin F. Daily Jr. of Hous-
ton. The party was held from
5:00 to 7:00 at the spacious
home of Mrs. Borchers on Coke
Street, and was attended by one
hundred and fifty guests.
Adorning the entrance of the
home was a pair of diefenbach-
ias. White flowers were arrang-
ed in the vestibule where the
hostesses greeted their guests
and ushered them into the liv-
ing room. Here the honoree and
her mother, Mrs. H. A. Mc-
Knight, received and presented
them to the assistant hostesses
in charge of registration. Misses
June Poth, Janice Turbeville,
Nancy Jo Armstrong and Mrs.
James McQuillen.
Mesdames C. P. Whittington,
H. H. Brown Jr., W. W. White
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
thanks to everyone who was so
kind and sympathetic during
our recent bereavement Each
thing, gnat or small, was ap-
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Ebs .11 the home
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EUW Mrs. Pettus were
Barnes Edwin Harborth and
A Reichert.
Porning the rooms were arr-
ments of perennial phlox,
!cus, gladioli,and narcissus,
isses Kay McKnight, Jean
hausen, Willyce Turk, Betty
Baynes, Mary Louise Har-
Kand Martha Jane Reichert
ted in the dining room and
kranging the gifts.
M guests numbered approx-
■y forty.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roland Berger
of Yoakum, and Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Heinzel of Hallettsville,
Miss Irene Rainosek of Yoakum
Route 4, spent Sunday in San
Antonio and New Braunfels
with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bartosh
and daughter, Mrs. F. J. Bar-
tosh, Sr., and Mis. Frank W.
Rainosek, of Yoakum Route 1.
ENJOYS BANQUET MON.
Members of , the Yoakum
Shrine Club and their wives
and guests enjoyed a banquet at
Stary’s Monday evening honor-
ing Roy Akers, potentate of
Alzafar Shrine in San Antonio.
Others attending from San
Antonio werd past potentate
Wallace Turbeville' and his wife,
and Mrs. Roy Akers. Visitors
from Cuero and Louisiana were
also present.
Paul Gustwick, president of
the Yoakum Club, presided as
toast master. He presented A.
J. House, deputy potentate, who
introduced the speaker, Mr. A-
kers. Mrs. A. J. House, as pro-
l gram chairman, presented Mrs.
Clyde Moore, pianist. Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. House gave two piano
duets by Mozart, and these
were followed by vocal solos by
Roy Akers, who is an outstand-
ing San Antonio singer. A talk
by Wallace Turbeville, and
group singing brought this out-
standing affair to a close.
Clear plastic with quilted
trimming in choice of wine,
blue or green. Room . . . .
holds up to 10 dresses! Two-
hook, non-tilt frame, easy-
opening slide fastener.
BALDWIN NEWS ’
Members of the Baldwin Stu-1
dent Club were entertained on ;
Friday afternoon. August 4, by i
three young ladies at the piano.
Miss Marjorie Seitz, first to
be presented, played for us the
beautiful selection, "Ciribiribin." j
“Andantino” was the selec-
tion chosen by Miss Sheila Af-
flerbach, who plays extremely
well.
The third member of the en-
tertainment group, Miss Sybil
Tucker, played the well-known
"Serenade of the Bells.”
These three young ladies, al-
though they are only approxi- (
mately 12 or 13 years of age,
put on a very lovely program
which was greatly enjoyed by
the students. All of these are '
Yoakum residents, and attend
the St. Joseph’s High School.
Delicious fruit and poppy seed
McKnight and Laura Jean Hu- ,
var poured the punch. The cake, I
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Mrs. John Hudson arrived
Saturday from MexicoCity with
her son Keith and daughter He-
len. They will be here for two '
weeks visiting with her mother,
Mrs. R. S. Wilson.
Mrs. Bert Kincaid Jr. and
daughter Nikki returned to
their home in Fort Stockton
Sunday. They have been visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. O. Frobese, who accompanied
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Jr., H. H. Brown Sr., T„ M.
North, E. G. Raska and Calvin
T. Matthew mingled with the
guests in the living room, where
numerous arrangements of fresh
flowers were placed at vantage
points.
Mesdames Leslie Ploeger Jr.,
Joe K. Jarmon, E. W. Pietsch
and Henry Olsen presided in the
dining room, where white blos-
soms were beautifully combined
with the crystal and silver ap-
pointments. The table, laid with
a white cloth of hand crochet,
had as its centerpiece a floral
design of tube roses and lace
fern, flanked by burning tapers
in crystal candlebra. Misses Kay
kolaches were served to the
guests and members of the club
before the meeting was official-
ly adjourned.
GRADUATE ACCEPTS
POSITION
girl, Mrs. Leon McCord and ba-*Home spent Sunday in San An-
tonio With Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Patients in hospital: Mrs. A.
W. Gray, Mr. C. J. Kahanek,
Mrs. J. H. Head, Rudy Pake-
busch, Mrs. R. A. Cowey, Mr.
A. O. Reichert, Sister Anthony,
Mrs. Emma Harris, Mrs. Sam
Harper, Mrs. Victor Moreno,
James Smith (col.), Mr. Charles
Pulkrabek, Mr. George Hagan.
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was of white carnations.
The mother of the bride was 1
gowned in light blue with white
accessories, while the bride- i
groom’s mother was in navy'
'blue with matching accessories. |
Both wore corsages of white
gladioli.
Following the ceremony, a
wedding dinner was served to
the wedding party at the Hal-
lettsville Recreation Hall. The
table was centered with the
three-tiered wedding cake, a-
domed with a .miniature bride
and groom.
Upon their return from a wed-
ding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppan
will reside in Yoakum, where he
Miss Lois Jean Gerlich, for-
merly of Hallettsville, who re-
cently received her Executive-
Secretarial diploma from the
Baldwin Business College, Yoa-
kum, is now employed with
Groce- Wearden, Inc., of Vic-
toria.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Gerlich, Lois is also a
graduate of the Hallettsville
High School. Immediately after
completing her high school
course, Lois enrolled at Baldwin
College. Through her training
there she was throughly quali-
fied for the type of employ-
ment she entered.
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Miss Thiele spent the weekend ‘peari necklace, and hercorsage'
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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with her mpther, Mrs. Ben
Barre, and with her mother-in-
law, Mrs. R. S. Wilson.
Regardless of former price, the en-
tire lot has been reduced to one low.
low $4.77. Nylon cords. Bur-mil
worsted weaves, tropicals in solids
and mixtures.
YOUR TRAINING PAYS FOR ITSELF
Within just a few weeks after completing their
courses at the Baldwin Business College, Yoakum, Texas,
our graduates usually earn the entire cost of their tuition.
Many students work part-time for expenses, or borrow
the money for a business course.
Your investment in business training will pay life-
long dividends in greater opportunities and bigger salary
ehecks. Write us in confidence or call at our office if
you wish suggestions on financing a businenss career.
Mr. .nd Mrs. Charles Vrazel insspnanntnni.
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Soft-as-down! They’re all
wool zephyr in your favorite
classic style. Closely knit ...
very expensive looking. You’ll
wantseveral for schoot Sie,
baby boy, Clark baby boy
girl (col.), Mrs. T. J. Samford
Those dismissed: Mr. Adolph
Orsak, Mr. Joe Turek, Mrs. W.
A. Nilsson. Lottie Mae Clark
(col.), Mrs. Pete Barrera and
baby girl, Shirley Ann Lev, Mrs.
Douglas Brewer, Mrs. Ella Het-
mes. Miss Ree Shropshire.
SEPT. 5 Name gh.
Day A Night Classes Address
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Rev. E. J. Oehlke officiated.
Serving as witnesses were Elo
H. Sklar of Hallettsville and i
Emil Meyer of Schulenburg.
The bride chose a cocoa brown
30c
Amazing cotton fabric value! I
Your favorite broadcloth print- S
ed in color-bright plaids for
back-to-school dresses. curtains. (.
spreads-"most everything! Low. “
priced! 36".
Mrs. C. M. Hons of Sweet
Authentic western style with
6 nickel plated rivets on each
leg. Tough Sanforized 8 oz.
black twill with turned back
gray pockets . . . zipper fly-
yoke back. Sizes 4-16.
Matching Black Jacket 1.98
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The United Dr. Martin Luth-
er- Church in Shiner was the
scene on Wednesday morning,
August 2, at 8:30, for the wedd-
ing of Miss Aloise Melnar,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
them to Victoria to board the Melnar of Hallettsville, to Paul
Trans.-Texas plane. i Sheppan Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
T i Paul Sheppan of Schulenburg.
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Entire stock of men's short sleewe
shirts at one sensational low price! 4 pw A
There are leno-weaves in sanforized E A ■
'cotton, there are rayon broadcloths, I bV I
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that sold for so much more. SML.
Harlan Johnson, Clulln
Schindt and Clifford Lee Steen j
returned to Yoakum Thursday |
A special purchase of fine
quality cottons to sell at a - • A
give-away price! Fast to | AE R
washing colors, fine I ce)U
smooth fabrics. 12-20; 38-
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Enamels developed for
quick easy application
to protect against rust,
rot and decay. Makes
farny equipment look
liky new. Adds years of
usefulness as well. Ap-
plied by brush, spray,
or dip in colors closely
matching the original.
Check here if Veteran
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We couldn’t buy all
we wanted in every I
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(CO)(“/— says Hilda
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"A Sure ‘Nuff Bargain"
, - Selma Williams.
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“Boy! Don't Pass Up a Buy Like This!” says
Harlan Johnson, "They're good for months of
, wear!”
Entire Stock Men’s
SUMMER DRESS PANTS
— “Dress Up Your
A "j* Home with These
$ Bargains,” says Mar-
(Go jory Huehlefeld.
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Malec, Joseph J. Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 95, Ed. 1 Friday, August 11, 1950, newspaper, August 11, 1950; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1469343/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.