The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 21, 1965 Page: 3 of 8
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The reception was held,at the
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Mrs. James R. Duke registered
the guests.
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of making a living. This'aware-
ness of God in our living is ba-
sic to any kind of Christian
Witness, and Christian Witness
is the primary purpose. of this
program. ■
Rev. W. W. Hawthorne, Jr.
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Everything you need to shampoo
your rugs and carpets quickly
and easily. Ciarke Shampoo
Equipment and magic sanitizing
fluid assure sparkling results
with ease.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Willis of
Galveston, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Harris of Freeport, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hudson of Houston,
Thelma Muench of New Ulm,
piece green tweed suit for their
wedding trip to Freeport.
The groom is a graduate of
Sealy High School and South
West Texas State College at
San Marcos, and is employed
I at the Bellville Times. They
| reside in Bellville.
/A,rr“ Catholic Daughters
-s/Fe- Meeting October 12
/ > Court St. Elizabeth No. 1616,
. Catholic Daughters of America,
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had their regular meeting on
October 12, at 7:30 with 16
. members present.
The grand regent opened the
meeting with a prayer. The his-
| torian read the minutes of the
last meeting. The communica-
tions were read and discussed.
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"Where Yob Buy More for lea"
E.. B. Muench was honored
on the occasion of his 84th
birthday Sunday, October 17
at his home. His birthday was
on the 15th.
Guests calling and wishing
Mrs. Helen Nieman of Hous-I
ton visited Mrs. Fannie Ueckert
and Mrs. Rosa Davis in the
Sealy Nursing Home recently. I
Also, John Ueckert of Sunny
Side visited with his mother,
Mrs. Ueckert.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hille-
brand of Sealy, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Gene Hillebrand and
son, Gene, and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Darbon of Houston,
spent the week end at Free-
port. They enjoyed good catch
of trout and reds.
doches was maid of honor, and
she wore a light blue jersey
drss with sleeves just below
the elbow. She also wore black
kid gloves and matching shoes.
Her hat was dark brown, the
same style as the bride.
Larkins Buechmann of Sealy
was best man. Witnesses were
the maid of honor and best man.
The bride’s mother's dress
was a light green three piece
• Exempts private charity
hospitals doing at least
$1,500,000.00 in free work
per year from ad valorem
taxes except those paid to
the State of Texas.
• Exempts property only in
the homo county of
hospital.
• Money saved on taxes
must go to charity work in
the hospital.
• Does not exempt state
taxes.
• Helps private hospitals to
help Texans.
V’Vote For
□ Veto Afiael.
(Pel.Adv.ea.wy
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Sharron Mercer of
The Court voted to send
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$5.00 to Archbishop Henry for
the needy Korean children.
The members of the Catho-
! lie Daughters will sell cake, ko-
laches, sandwiches, soda wat-
er, and coffee at the Blue Jay
football games played at the
Tiger Stadium on October 21,
October 30, November 1, and
November 8. They will have
their cake and candy sale on
Saturday, December 18.
On October 17 the members
received communion in a body
at the 8 a.m. mass.
The court will have masses
for their deceased members
sometime in November.
Father Quilter gave a won-
derful talk about increasing the
membership.
Mrs. Carolyn Pavlicek won
the door prize.
The meeting closed with a
prayer by Father Quilter.
ed a prayer and brought a brief
inspirational message to the
group. He stated that the Meth-
odist Church will conduct re-
ligious services in the home on
cake, candy favors in Hallo-
we'en colors, and coffee were
served. Arrangement of bronze
and yellow marigolds centered
the dining table, and was pre-
sented to the home.
Adolph Krchnak, manager,
states that Gus Pacher of Sea-
ly is a new resident in the home.
Rev. O. C. Schreiner of the
Trinity Lutheran Church con-
ducted religious services in the
home on October 10, with the
choir singing several hymns.
This was one of the series of
services held by the Lutheran
Church of Sealy in the home on
the second Sunday of each
month.
On Monday morning of this
week, Pastor C. H. Rose of St.
John Lutheran Church, Bell-
ville, conducted Services.
Azalea Manor residents en-
joyed a beautiful red, white, and
blue arrangement of gladiolas
and carnations during the past
week. This was a gift from the
American Legion and Auxiliary,
following the use of this floral
piece at their district conven-
The three tiered wedding cake
and the top tier rested upon pil-
lars of white swans, with the
traditional bride and groom
mand came to the Children of
| Israel, ' The first of the first- George Maier of Sealy are the
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Refreshments were served.
Mr. Muench received many
pretty cards and nice gifts for
this happy observance.
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I party in Azalea Manor last Sat-
urday morning.
October birthday honorees
were Mrs. Fannie Ueckert, Mrs.
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> beyond the boundary of our
Sanctuary, out into the daily
lives of our people. We hop® to
make co-laborers or partners of
all of our people with God, by J
bringing about an awareness of 2
| God in all of our daily activities '
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WILL CELEBRATE
91st BIRTHDAY SUNDAY
Herman Michaelis of Bay
City will celebrate his 91st
birthday at Sealy Legion Hall
on Sunday, October 24th, from
1:30 p.m. until?
All his friends and relatives
are cordially invited to attend.
Bring a cake or sandwiches.
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A pretty ceremony united in |
marriage Miss Della Marie Duke
and James Roger Maier on Sat-
urday, October 2, at 2:00 p.m.
in the San Felipe First Meth-
odist Church. Rev. F. J. Kost-
ohryz read the double ring cer-
emony. Two baskets of coral
gladioli stood by the al-
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■ the third Sunday of each
1 month, at 11:15 a.m., beginning
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|| Mrs. A. W. Ferris, president,
■ and Mrs. Archie Odom, teach?
■ er, extended greetings in behalf
I of the members of their Sun- >
E day School class. Other mem-
■ bers present and assisting in
I hostess duties were Mesdames
I E. L. Brune, J. G. Hill, J. J.
I Grant, W. A. Schley, Laura
I Burttschell, Leon Phillips, Carl
II Schaer, and Slavina Rinn. Mrs.
|I Rinn is also a member of theF
U Azalea Manor nursing staff. •
1; Delicious refreshments , of
him a Happy Birthday were
Azalea Manor News -____
The Ora Glenn Sunday School On 84th Birthday
Class of the Methodist Church,
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Mei hodist Lord’s J
Acre-Lord’s Hour
Program Explained
We are convinced that the j
greatest need on the part of
Christian people today, is to
bare witness to their faith in I
their daily living. As a result of j
this feeling, there are many
Methodist who have decided
that the best way to make their I
Christian Witness is through
the Lord's Acre-Lord’s Hout
Program.
We feel that one of the rea-
sons for the weakness of our
C hristian Witness is the fact
that there is little time in our
busy activities of living from
day to day that we are aware of
the presence of God as a work-
ing partner. We feel that if
there was something from Mon-,I
day through Friday, in our bus-1
iness, in our home life, in our i
pleasure, to create an awareness '
of God, our Christian Witness'
would be much more adequate
for the needs of our World to-
day. h
This is where The Lord’s1
Acre-Lord’s Hour plays it's role
in the Program of our Church.
The Lord’s Acre-Lord's Hour
Plan is a term applied to a spe-
cific type of Stewardship which
symbolizes the dedication of a
portion of one’s way of making
a living to Christ and His
; Church. It is a plan whereby
| all persons may dedicate to God
and His Church the “First
Fruits” of the labor of their
■ minds and hands. They in so do-
ng invite God to Im? a working
partner in all they are, and in
all they do. This program is ba-
sidy the formation of a part-
nership in labor between us and
God.
The Lord’s Acre-Lord’s Hour
। Plan comes to us with back-
round in the Bible and in
Christian History. The com-
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4-H Clubs Plan
Family Night
The Bellville, Burleigh, and
Sealy Home Demonstration
Clubs each held their regular
meetings. As a follow up of the
previous demonstration on
Household Hints and fall clean-
ing. A method demonstration on
antiquing flowers for center
piece arrangements was given
by the Associate County Home
Demonstration Agent. Artificial
flowers were dipped into a mix-
ture of 1 cup turpentine, 1 cup
clear varnish, and 1 tablespoon
of gold leaf.
The clubs are cooperating
with the County Council's Fam-
ily Night plans, which will be
held on Monday, October 25, at
7:30 p.m. in the Spicer Element-
ary School Auditorium, Bell-
ville. It will feature Principal
Milton Wilkinson of Wallis High
School.
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Mrs. Maier chose a three
fruits of thy land thou shalt groom’s parents. ( suit accented in beige, and the
bring unto the House of the - Four large coral colored pew
| Lord thy God." (Exodus 34:26) markers marked the family sec-
And ‘‘Thither (to the appoint- tion.
ed place) ye shall bring.. .the I organist was Mrs. F. J. Kost-
I firstlings of your herds and of ohryz.
vour flocks." (Deuteronomy Given in marriage by her fa-
12:6) Moreover. It is a plan ther, the bride was dressed in a
which provides sacrificial work- two piece white lace suit with
orojects to meet some of Jesus’ white satin shoes, small pill box
requirements for Christian Dis-1 fashion hat with short veil and
j cipleship, "Let your light so white gloves. She wore a shoul-
shine before men, that they der bridal corsage of white car-
may see your good works, and 1 nations.
glorify your Father which is in
heaven.” (Matthew 5:16)
The basic thing we hope this
program will do for our Church
is to extend the outreach of God
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THE SEALY NEWS
Thursday, October 21, 1965
•--a
Card of Thanks
The family of J. A. Liermann
wishes to express their appre-
ciation for the many acta of
kindness shown us at the time
of his passing — to the doctors,
nurses in Columbus hospital; to
Father Stram; P. K. Shatto,
funeral director; everyone that
expressed sympathy, brought
food, sent flowers, gave spirit-
ual bouquets, or helped us in
1 any way.
Our Subscribers:
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Charles Pechanec, Mrs. Erna
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Petrusek, Wilma. The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 21, 1965, newspaper, October 21, 1965; Sealy, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1540654/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Virgil and Josephine Gordon Memorial Library.