Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 99, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 26, 1951 Page: 2 of 8
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RASTROP ADVERTISER Jt'LY 2*i, 1951
Society news
M H \I I'KK Mill II \M
VI - Barbara Ann Mitchan am:
James Warren Schaefer were utsit-
ed in marriage Saturday < veiling.
July 7, at Emmanuel Baptist
Church with Re\. Tilson Maynard
officiating,
The bride i.*- the daughter of Mr.
a; d Mrs. C. J. Mi to ham Jr., 4!t
North Thirty-ninth Street, and the
bridegroom is ihe on of Mrs. C.
T Lancastei of Palestine.
The double-ring ceremony «a.-
performed before an altat of white
gladioli, palms and white taper>.
The candies were lighted by Mis.-
Pepgy Mitcham, ,-ister of the bride,
and Miss Allan Ridlehuber. Weil-
ding music wa.- by Ted Nichols,
soloist, and Mrs. Chester Johnson,
organist.
< >rchid. Carnation Bouquet
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a dress of white
embroidered organdy with fitted
bodice, lon^ sleeves that extended
to points over the hands and a
bouffant skirt which swept into
a chapel-length train. Her finger-
lip veil of illusion fell from a
crown of pearls. She carried
a bouquet of white split carnations
centered with a white orchid.
The maid of honor, Miss Joyce
Kelley, and bridesmaids, Miss
Clara Mae Grusendorf. cousin of
the bride; Misses Nancy Rrewer,
Hetty Morgan and Helen Harnett,
wore identically styled dresses of
organdy ever taffeta in pastel
shades and carried matching bou-
quets of majestic daisies. Sylvia
Stevens, niece of the bridegroom,
and Janet Kay Oliver, were flow-
er girls. Tommy Grusendorf. cou-
.-in of the bride, was ring-bearer.
A. J. Woehl, Jr. of Ha strop was
best man and Thomas May berry,
Robert Langford, Joe Graves and
Arthur Grusendorf, Jr. were
ushers.
Three-Tiered t ake
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the
bride's parents. The lace-laid table
wa.- centered with a three-tiered
wedding cake which was cut by
Mrs. Travis Duncan, aunt of the
bride, Mrs. Elmer Hinson of
Moody, another aunt, poured
punch, and Miss La Trelie Sim-
mons was at the guest book.
For their wedding trip the bride
chose a suit of aqua linen, hat of
MRS. JACK CL AI HORSE. Kditor
Ph« ne 4.10-J
Mr>. Cecil Cuipeppt a d child-
ren of Fnni.«; Mr and Mi • < hariie
Pureed. Mr. and Mi-. /. H Hanna.
and Mr.-. Key \ andiv a d - ' •
Yandiki . of Dab ;
Mr. and Mr-. M 1 Ha Mi-.
Anna New-oni, Mr. a d Mrs.
Gilford Hanna, Mi. and Mi.-.
Martin Hanna and children, Mr.
and Mrs Noah Mi Muhei, M.
and Mrs. Howard Gould and child-
ren, Dimpy and Rocky Jay; Mr.
and Mis Vailon Hanna a d child
ren, Gerald. Darwyt and Geretha,
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlot. Hanna and
daughter, Millie, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert I'urcell, Mr.-. Alvin Wilhelm
and -on, Monty, all of Red Rock.
Cl'R SCOI'TS
ENJOt PICNIC
Cub Scouts of Den 11 enjoyed
a swimming party and picnic
supper, Thursday afternoon from
4 until K o'clock, ir. the Bastrop
State Park. *
Following the swim, the t'ub.-
and the Den Mother, Mrs. Albert
Lock, took a hike into the woods,
where they had drill practice,
nature study and sang songs.
Those enjoying the party were
Cubs Genie Peebles, David Lock,
Richard Kesselus, Forrest Adams,
Tommy Templeton. Mike Creel,
and guest.- Kenny Kesselus, Bobby-
Peebles, John Powell Ash, Dickie
Mack, and as.-istant den mothers,
Mrs. William Richard Kesselus
and Mrs. Eugene Peebles. They
were joined for supper by Eugene
Peebles, Albert Lock, William
Richard Kesselus, Albert Lock. Jr.
and Tommy Mack.
REDL'S—PROBST
The marriage of Miss Lorene
Dolores Probst to Clifford Keith
Redus was solemnized in Nuptial
High Mass Saturday, July 14, at
eight o'clock in the morning, at
Sacred Heart Cathoiic Church in
Rockne.
Rev. Claude A. Faust officiated
at the double ring ceremony. Mrs.
Earl Callahan played the nuptial
music.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Erne.-t Probst of
Rockne. She is a graduate of
Bastrop High School, where she
was drum major for the Drum and
Rugle Corps and Sweetheart of
the football team in 1960. She was
also outstanding in 4-H Club work.
In 1947 she wa.- named state
winner in canning achievement
and received an all expense trip
to National 4-H Club Congress in
Chicago. In 1!*4'.' she wa.- named
state winner in frozen foods and
received a $50 bond. She served
two years a- chairman of the
A
PUBLISHED F. V E R V THURSDAY
At Bastrop. Texas
Mrs. Frank J.
Vtktoi sr.,
who,
before her
mn> riagi
on July 4,
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Filtered As Second Class Matter
At
Tie Post
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Texas, Under Act
Of
March 3,
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R. E. STANDI PER, Publisher
AMY S.
STANDIFFR, Editor
rYPKWRITER RIBBONS — Her- MANUSCRIPT COVERS, blue,
nietic sealed (like sardines! , al- jjo0,i grade, blank, 10ti sheets,
ways fresh; light, medium or |j g(> pprinted on request,
heavily inked. fl.2;> each, or |1.00 pr-
each in lots of one half dozen or BASTROP ADVERTISER OF MCE
more. BASTROP ADVERTISER Call 57 for stationery supplies.
Girls 4-H Council i n Bastrop
white lace and corsage of white' County and also held every elect-
ive office in the local club,
orchids. Redus, son of Mr. arid Mrs.
The couple will make their home j £. Redus of Divine, is a trrad-
in Macon, Georgia, where the uate of Divine High Schooi and
bridegroom is stationed at Warner 's at present serving in the
,. united States Air Force.
Robins An frorce Base. ajtar wa!, decorated with
—-\N aco I ribune-Herald white gladioli and greenery.
Miss Vondell Probst, sister of
Mr. Schaefer is the grandson *he bride, was maid-of-honor. She
of Alex Schaefer and the late w°r* 8 *° n °f, >'ln,k <""ganza,
short ruffled mitts of the same
Mrs. Alex Schaefer of Bastrop, material and a pink "rganza cart-
He was born and reared here, and wheel hat. She carried a bouquet
is graduate of the Bastrop High of pink Esther Reed daisies.
Bridsmaid- gown- were styled
The bride given in marriage by
her father, was gowned in white
Goddes.- Nylon lace over white
-atm. The basque waist wa.- trim-
med with .-eed pearls outlining
the scalloped neckline. The bouf-
fant skirt extended into a lacr
train She wore a seed pearl crown
and fingertip veil of nylon net.
She carried a cascade bouquet of
frenched white carnations with
puff- of white illusion centered
with a vanda orchid, showered
with rosette studded satin stream-
ers.
Randolph Scott of Divine wa-
best n;an. Groomsmen were Gor-
don Probst and Vernon Probst of
Rockne; Roy Bohie- of Divine;
Martin Belto, Jr. of San Antonio;
Alfred Till of Rosanky; ami
Charles Redus of Columbus. Ush-
ers were Felix Till and Anton
Goertz.
A wedding breakfa.-t for mem-
bers of the bridal party was held
at the bride's parents immediate-
ly after the ceremony. Breakfast
was served from a lace c-vered
table, with a center piece arrange-
ment of white gladioli and candle-
Mr-. Martin Belto of San Antonio,
aunt of the bride, assisted in
serving
At noon, a dinner was served at
the Rockne community center t<
2CW member.- f the families and
guests.
A wedding dance a a- held in
the evening from - until 12 o*-
c.ock at the Rockne community
center.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mr.-. Probst wore a dress of navy
bhit and the mother of the bride-
groom chose lavendar ;for her
dies-. Both wore corsage of white
cat nation-.
When -he left on her wedding
trip, Mis. Redus was wearing an
aqua Salyna Reich original dress
with black patent acces.-orie ,
white lace hat, white gloves and
a single strand of pearl-.
Mr. and Mrs. Redus are at home
in Corpus Christi, where he is
stationed at <'abani-s Field
HEY THERE!
Our establishment will be
closed during the
Week of August 5
in order to give our em-
ployees a vacation.
We will greatly appreciate
your having your cleaning
done in advance f this date,
so that you will not be in-
convenienced by our closing
BASS HODGES
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HANNA FAMILY ENJOYS
REINTON JULY 15
simiiai to that of the rnaid-of-
honor, ail featuring double collar
and bouffant -kirts. Mi.-s Lorraine
Wilhelm of San Antonio wore
powder blue organza; Mi- Alma
Friskc wore coral organza; Miss
Mildred Ann Goertz of Sar. An-
The Hanna Family enjoyed a
reunion at the Bateman Club
House, near Red Rock on Sunday, loni" wo,e daffodil yellow • rgan-
, ,r ... , ' ah; Miss Marv Ann Goertz wore
July J 5. Dinner was spread on . ...
' aqua organza; Miss Aima Bar tor.
long tables beneath the oak tree.. 0f Austin wore greer. organza;
Those attending were Mr. and Mi-.- Lorelle H ffrnas wore orchid
Mrs. Hack Wilson and Mrs. H H organza.
Wilson, Sr. of Smithville; Mr. and /hey earned colonial bouquet*
,, ... , of white Esther Reed daisies.
Mr.- . jatie Black of oipu- Olivia Hoffman anil Charlotte
* hristi; Mr. and Mr-. Robert Wilhelm were flowei girls. They
Brite and daughter, Sally Anne wore white organxa frock- and
of Seguin; Mr. and Mrs." Frank I m,tt• JWitn1 ru«W headbonu a> i
I carried pink and blue no-egmyf
D inald Matocha ringbea •
Gould, Lavernia; Mr. arid Mr
Dee Davidson, John Davidson, Mr
and Mrs. Ervin D. Alexander, Mr .:
Ada Smith, Mi and Mr.-. C. V.
Watter.-on, all of Lockhart; Mr. j
and Mrs. Mack Hanna and daugh-
ters, Linda and Sharon, of San
Antonio; Mr. and Mrs. Will Sims j
of McJ ade; Mr. and Mrs. L. U. .
Sharp and Mr. an<l Mrs. C. Y
Powell of Cedar Creek;
Mr. and Mrs. Col mar E. < arlton
and son, Morris, and Mrs. Vira
Aigo of Lolita; Mr. and Mrs. Ore
Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. Boboie
Hanna. Mr . Clifford Hanna arid
-on, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanna and
son, Benton Davidson arid Miss
Joyce Flame Harris ali of Austin;
and wore a white -jit H« earned
the rings on a white -ati.- hear
with 'Aide lace ruffle-.
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 99, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 26, 1951, newspaper, July 26, 1951; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237333/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.