The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, January 22, 1943 Page: 4 of 8
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THE SEALY NEWS, SEALY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1942
THE SEALY NEWS
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Church school at 10 a.m.
Morning prayer and sermon
by the minister, L. C. Maples,
at 11 a.m. All welcome.
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METHODIST CHURCH
1st and 3rd Sundays at Wal-
lis, 11 and 7:45 o’clock.
2nd and 4th Sundays at Sea-
ly, 11 and 7:45 o’clock.
Sunday school at both places,
10 o’clock.
4th Sunday afternoon at San
Felipe at 3:00 o’clock.
Rev. W. C. Hughes, Pastor
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G. Wolf, Pastor
Sunday, January 24th, no
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this day. On January 31st Sun-
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WALLIS AMERICAN
LUTHERAN CHURCH
G. Wolf, Pastor
Sunday, January 24th, Sun-
day school for everybody at
10:00 and service and induc-
tion of all officers at 11:00
a.m. Be sure to be with us then.
Look for neighbors and friends
to bring along.
calls for the uniting of the
states of the United Nations
into a strong government that
will police the world against any
further aggression. This will be
accomplished by a strong police
force. The states under the
Axis domination will be invited
to join when they have over-
thrown the yoke of the dicta-
tors.
While we are putting all our
effort into the war, let us put a
little in preparing for peace as
the war is being fought for that
purpose. Each of us should re-
solve that the United Nations
shall not die after the war but
live on as the United States has
for the past hundred and fifty
years.
METHODIST CHURCH
I am calling attention to the
church at San Felipe that I will
be there next Sunday afternoon
at three o’clock to hold ser-
vices. I hope and trust we will
have a good crowd present at
this service. And if we expect
to have church we must be
there. Won’t you be there? I
trust so. Remember, at three
o’clock.
W. C. Hughes, Pastor
ger as president, and Betty Lou pet-hate, jealous girls; favorite
Kocurek, secretary. The follow- sport, dancing (but definitely),
ing committees were appointed: Hobbies: collecting match co-
Safety first: Pat Rodgers, vers, stamps, miniature pit-
chairman, and Eulalia Alverado. chers, soldiers pictures, photo-
Good manners: Frank Medra graphs, and picture post-cards,
and Mattie Lou Miller. ambition, to get an education
Character study: Wilda Mary and travel. “His” qualifications
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of KNOWLEDGE
must be: tall, blue-eyed, blonde,
plus a personality.
Gossip
Looks as if Allen just can
not quit Florence Renkin.
Bob Kahanek looks unhappy
these days. Did a certain first
grader hurt his feelings?
George Minks blushes when
he sees Joan Henry. Could it be
love?
Public must have fallen for
Edna because he wrote such
beautiful poetry in her memory
book.
Milton does not need a gun
to go dear hunting; just a cou-
ple of nails will bring plenty
dears to him.
What is this we hear about
Floyd Nowak taking Lucille to
a show.
Marvin, you naughty boy,
quit taking rings from girls.
SCRAP WITH YOUR SCRAP
PERSONAL
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IN MEMORY
of Gertrude Wilson, who passed
away January 5, 1942.
In our hearts your memory
lingers,
Sweetly, tender, fond and
true,;
There is not a day, dear Ger-
trude,
That we do not think of you.
c Mother and Dad
Sunday School and Bible
Class 10:00 A.M.
Morning Services 11:00 A.M.
No night services next Sun-
day.
All Are Welcome!
“Blessed are they that dwell
in Thy house (oh Lord); they
will be still praising Thee”(Ps.
.84, 4).
—Roy B. Kohlmann.
THIRD AND
FOURTH GRADE NEWS
The third and fourth grades
of the Wallis School have form-
ed a club which we call the Jun-
ior Americans. This club meets
every Friday afternoon at
three o’clock with Bobby Eg-
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Miss Lillie Swinky and
Johnnie Skrivanek, from out
route 1, were in Sealy Saturday
and attended the local theatre
program.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meloneck
and Mrs. Annie Beckmann
spent Sunday in Millheim with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Himly and
son.
Miss Vera Jez, a nurse at
Jeff Davis Hospital at Houston,
visited with her mother and
sisters Tuesday and Wednesday.
She expects to become an Army
Nurse in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Koy and
son were dinner guests of Mrs.
Frank Koy Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kulow and
son, Lee Roy, of Cat Spring,
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were Sunday visitors in the
Lester Brast home near Sealy.
Miss Irene Wienecke and Ru-
by Schiller, of Houston, spent
the week-end with their par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Taska, of
Freeport, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Severin
at San Felipe andMr. and Mrs.
Joe Taska near Sealy. Mr. and
Mrs. Severin are parents of
Mrs. Severin.
SCRAP WITH YOUR SCRAP
Tools That Carved
Faces of Washington,
Lincoln, Join Scrap
The worn out jack-hammers,
steel drills and other tools used
by the late Gutzon Borglum to
hew out the faces of Washing-
ton, Lincoln and Theodore
Roosevelt in carving out the
“Shrine of Democracy” on
Mount Rushmore joined the
parade of salvage at Rapid
City, S. D., recently.
Lincoln Gorglum, son of the
famous artist, contributed the
tools used by his father to im-
mortalize America’s great, put-
ting them into the scrap to de-
fend that democracy for which
the patriots fought. There were
four tons of them, all told.
WALLIS C. Y. O. Phifer, chairman, and D. W.
TO HAVE BUNCO PARTY Moses.
The Wallis C. Y. O. is having War stamps chairman: Lillian
a bunco party at the Guardian Kolafa.
Angel School on Friday night, Program committee: Willard
Jan. 22, at 8 o’clock. The public Coody and Betty Lou Kocurek,
is invited. Refreshments will be We hope to have some inter-
served. esting programs and would be
INTERNATIONALISM glad to have our parents visit
US.
What is internationalism? It Both grades are interested in
is the devotion of the people to the study of the people, ani-
the betterment of the world. It . , , . , , .
is different from nationalism, mals, products, and industries
because the interest of the in- of Iceland and Alaska. These
dividual state gives way to the are the first countries in the
interest of the world. beginning of our study of the
Now is the time to plan for children of the Allied Nations,
an international world state. We This project includes all the
can lay the ground work, so subjects taught. A very pretty
that we can start on it im- sand table of igloos, Eskimos,
mediately after the last shot is polar bears, walrus, snow and
fired. An international world ice, simulated by cotton and
state may sound impractical, Christmas snow, made by the
but has nationalism preserved children, is a real delight to all.
peace? It is necessary if we are The following pupils have
to have any form of lasting made 100% in Spelling each
peace. week in the new year: Betty
There are several sound plans Lou Kocurek, Bobby Egger,
for a world state. One of the Pat Rodgers, Willard Coody,
most notable is the plan of Lilian Kolafa, Wilda Mary Phi-
Vice-president Wallace. His plan fer, Eulalio Alverado, and Jess-
Friday night guests in the entertained a large crowd of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L. relatives and friends in honor
Michaelis were Herman Hill- of Mr. Bielefeld’s birthday on
boldt, Mr. and Mrs. James Sunday. A keg of beer was on
Schaffner, and Mr. and Mrs. tap and a delicious lunch was
Ben Hillboldt. served.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sunday morn, a norther and
Doernbrack, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- cloudy all day, but, oh, my!
ry Hillboldt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Monday night a real blowing
W. Oldag and Mr. and Mrs. R. norther came, and dropped the
L. Oldag visited Friday night thermometer down to about six-
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. teen over night, and it stayed
Edwin Lux of Sealy in honor of around freezing point all day
Mr. Lux’s birthday. Tuesday. Wednesday mom it
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. was down to 20°, and later sun-
Ed. L. Michaelis and family shine, lots of ice everywhere,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
Goebel. Shelburne and daughter, Mr.
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Willie Kulow and Wil-
Luke W. Michaelis of Houston bur, Shelburne attended the
and Chas. Kulow and family , ay, celebration in the
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hen- home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake
ry Hillboldt. Hintz of Sealy.y . ..
,T. rm. i - • ,,, On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Thelma Meier spent the Hugo Goebel, Mr. and Mrs.
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wittenburg and Mr. and
Julius Meier and daughter of Mrs. Edmund Reibenstein at-
the Willow community. On Sun- tended the birthday celebration
day she was joined by her par- of Edwin Lux of Sealy.
ents and brother and they en- Tuesday night Mrs. Adolph
joyed a turkey dinner given in Meier celebrated her birthday,
honor of Mr. Meier and daugh- Wednesday night Mr. and
ter, Betty Faye’s birthday. Mrs. Rud. Doernbrack enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sens and tained a crowd of guests in
family attended the birthday honor of Mrs. Doernbrack’s
celebration of A. J. Sens in the birthday.
home of his grandparents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Shelburne
and Mrs. Jake Liermann of Ber- kept open house Wednesday
nardo. night in honor of their daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bielefeld ter’s birthday.
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Senior Interview
Another Betty Grable is our
Senior of this week, blond, blue-
eyed, and curvaceous. Have you
guessed? Yes. Irene Svajda.
There is never a dull moment
when she is around as she is
always the “life of the party.”
Irene has contributed much
to Wallis High through her
leadership. Her activities have
been as follows: Yell-leader in
her Sophomore year, drum ma-
jor this year, Queen of the
Gridiron in her Junior year,
class president of the
Junior class, Editor of the
Round-Up the past two years,
and she played a leading role in
the Junior play.
Irene was born in Wallis on
Nov. 16, 1924. She is 5 feet 4
inches tall and weighs 124
pounds. Her likes are: food,
pineapple (plenty of it) and
fried chicken; orchestra, Harry
James; favorite subject, typing
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Kendall, C. P. The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, January 22, 1943, newspaper, January 22, 1943; Sealy, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1601731/m1/4/?q=wichita+falls: 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.