Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 220, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1965 Page: 3 of 16
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HOUSTON —For the first
time in many years, there will
be an old-time circus parade
in Houston.
Scheduled for Monday, Nov.
8. at 3 p.m., the parade will
herald the 1965 Shrine Circus
which opens Nov. 9. at the
Sam Houston Coliseum here.
The circus will run through
Nov. 21, presenting more than
50 acts in 21 performances.
The parade will also be tele-
cast the next day, Tuesday.
Nov. 9, at 5 p.m. on Channel
13. KTRKTV, with Kitirik and
Cadet Don, favorites with
Channel Il's juvenile audience,
serving as narrators.
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PINNED BY MOTHERS—Mrs. Lou Ellen Pledger pins the Eagle Scout- Badge
to her son, John; and Mrs. Frank Kulhanek pins the coveted highest award of
scouting on her son, Neil.
to Houston Society at the Alleg-
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Thr-Sham rock Hilton .on Nov. 6.
two of them have close connec-
tions with Brenham and are
well known here.
Miss Marian Strange is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert F. Strange, who spend much
of their time at their beautiful
Cay Hill Farm in Washington
County.
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BLUEBONNET GARDEN
The Bluebonnet Garden
C lub members are busy, mak-
ing ready for their annual
food fair, which is to be held
this year on Friday, Nov. W, at
the City Hall Money made at
this sale goes to their beautifi-
cation project - that of planting
new trees and shrubs on the
' <chTKJi grounds..
This project by the Sears-
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BIRTH
Mr and Mrs. Leroy Arndt at
Bellville announce the bfrth ot
a baby boy born at the Bell-
"i hospital Nov. 2 at h II
Hr weighed six pounds and
four cuces and has been ‘
named Troy Lester. The moth-
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Mr and Mm Willie Brasi »
and Mrs Braun’s brother, Fred
Schroeder antended church
services at Friedens Gay Hill
Sunday morning. That was me
first time m nearly 4% years
so F. W Petrich went with
tem.
BIRTH
Mr and Mrs. Harold Wesnes
ski nt l’cucien arncu-e- the
birth of a son. born Oct 23 at
9:72 am in Sam ilouston Me-
morial Hospital, weighing nine
pounds and 15 ounces, and has
been named Mark Allen The
couple have another chiid a boy,
Harold Jr. Grandparents of the
infant art Mr and Mrs. Frank
Januszewski and Mrs. Steve
Wesnesk .
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Country Home
The McNeeses have let a con- ■
tract to Boots Broecker of Bren-
ham to begin construction of a
beautiful country home on their
Sandy Hill Farm on the Green-
vine road. Mr. McNeese is pres-
dent of the Bank of the South-
west in Houston.
Popular Painting
Monday morning Mrs. Carroll
received a telephone call
. from Congressman J. J. Pickle,
during which the Congressman
expressed his appreciation "to i
her again for the gift of a beau-
ENCOURAGEMENT HELPS—Standing with the two new Eagle Scouts of -
Troop 612 are Jay D. McBrayer, grandfather of John Pledger on his left. and
/ Frank Kulhanek, father of Neil Kulhanek on his right Both Mr. McBrayer
and Mr Kulhanek have taken an active interest in Scouting, and Mr. McBray-
er was chairman of the Court of Honor
SOOUFMAsfER—No one feels a keener sense of achievement and pride than
the Scoutmaster of a Boy Scout troop when some of his members make the
climb to the top. Don Wilder, Scoutmaster of Troop 612, sponsored by St.
Peter’s Episcopal Church, has headed many encampments on which troop
members work to achieve their merit badges.
Houston Tvs
Thursday Mrs. James V. Car-
roll Sr., will pour tea at a party
at The Forest Club, honoring
Miss Margaret McNeese, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Me-
Neese. : li — .
Mrs. Catherine (A. G.) Mc-
Neese's great grandfather was
Thomas Dwyer and her grand-
mother was Mrs. Emma Dwy-
er Kiber pioneer Brenham cit-
izens who were relatives of
Mrs. Carroll.
The Alcorn-McNeese planta-
tion was one of the first large
grants near Brenham of the Aus-
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DENVER (UH) — Several
wars ago thieves took the
doormat from Ute Gotham
Hotel and Manager Tony Cook
offered a reward for its return.
Recently, Cook saw a picture
of the local Lambda Chi Alpha
fraternity house with the hotel
doormat at the doorway of the
fraternity. Cook told the frater
nity to keep the mat and the
reward is going to medice
research.
Of tne eight debutantes in tin Colony, and the marble
Houston who will be presented grave markers on the Frank
Lampe farm just north of
Parents and friends of Boy
Scout troop 612 witnessed a
very colorful torch light Eagle
Scout ceremony staged by mem-
bers of the troop at Seeker’s
Lake Monday, Nov. 1
The two new Eagle Scouts are
Neil Kulhanek and John Pled-
ger. The proud mothers of the
two scouts pinned the Eagle
awards on their son's left poc-
kets after a brief speech of
congratulation by Scoutmaster
Don Wilder.
Two other Eagle Scuts who
were presented their awards
earlier in 1965, Bill Rankin and
Bentley Syler assisted in the
Ceremony.
The program included a
covered dish supper. served
by parents of Troop No'. 612
members beginning at 7 p m.
Dr. J. H Frazier, Rector of
St. Peter s Episcopal Church,
sponsor of the troop, spoke
briefly of the significance of
scouting, and what it really
means to receive an award.
Jay D. McBrayer, grandfath-
er of John Pledger, one of the
new Eagles, served as Chair-
man of the Court of Honor at
which Tenderfoot badges were
presented to Gregory Appel,
DannyaPorte. and Jackie
Sommer’
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Scouts were promoted to Sec-
ond Class rank: James A Hode
de. Jay Pledger. Walt Schoen-
vogel, and Gary Sonnenberg
। Merit Badges, including sev-
eral which were earned at
Camp Rancho Lima last sum-
mer. were presented to Scouts
Ronald Holland, Neil Kulhanek.
John Pledger, Bill Rankin.
James 3cnroeder, Mike Tie-
mann, and Donald Wilder
Assistant Scoutmaster Frank
Kulhanek was in charge of
arrangements, assisted b As-
sistant Scoutmasters of Troop
612, Arnold Winkelmann. Frank
Crawford, and Charles Rankin'
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Blanton, Ben F. & Muegge, John T. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 220, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1965, newspaper, November 4, 1965; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1578503/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.