Refugio County Record (Refugio, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 5, Ed. 1 Monday, September 23, 1963 Page: 3 of 4
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Classes
Select
Heads
Woodsboro. — The high school
classes met recently to elect of-
ficers and select sponsors and
room mothers. The following is the
information by classes:
SENIORS
Officers — Frank Abney, presi-
dent ; Kax Moore, vice - president;
Edie O’Donnel, secretary-treasur-
er; Wayne Schubert, parlimentar-
ian; and Dottie Pfeil, reporter.
Student Council — John Jordan
and David Boerner.
Sponsors — Mrs. Barbara Col-
lier, Bobby Flanagan, and Jesus
Noriega.
Room Mothers — Mrs. G. V.
Allen, Mrs. W. F. Abney, Mrs. A.
W. Bruchmiller, and Mrs. C. S.
Holmjes.
JUNIORS
Officers — Miriam Hartmann,
president; Robert Wotipka, vice-
president; Kathy Hammond, sec-
retary - treasurer; and Richard
Beck, parlimentarian.
Student Council — Jane Koontz
and Marsha Messer.
Sponsors — Mrs. Margaret De-
tert, Robert Whittemore, and Joel
Franke.
Room Mothers — Mrs. O. Beck,
Mrs. W. W. Hammond, Mrs. J. L.
Hoffman, and Mrs. C. E. Hamr
matt.
SOPHOMORES
Officers — Eddie Havel, presi-
dent; Keith Barnhill, vice-presi-
dent; Gayle Geistman, secretary-
treasurer; and Albert Bethea, par-
limentarian.
Student Council — Eldon Stein-
dorf and Brenda Dalton.
Sponsors — Harold Blevins, Al-
vin . Kay, and Franklin Hoover.
Room Mothers —• Mrs. O. D.
Bell, Mrs. F. B. Talkington, Mrs.
M. Boenig, and Mrs. Jack Vickery.
FRESHMEN
Officers — William Michna,
president; Joyce Ermis, vice-
president; Kenneth Wiginton, sec-
retary - teasurer; and Linda Sch-
labach, parliamentarian.
Student Council — Claire Wake-
field and Robert Goynes.
Sponsors — Miss Betty Knipe,
Alfred Ewald, and Charles Bluch-
er.
Room Mothers — Mrs. L. A.
Wright, Mrs. Johnny Harrison,
Mrs. Arthur Lamprecht, and Mrs.
Vernon Gillespie.
Woodsboro in Review
This page is devoted to a review of t h e activities in,
around, and effecting Woodsboro. It is designed to afford
readers of The Record a general idea of what is happening
in Woodsboro.
Mrs. James Payne Dies
In Houston September 17
Woodsboro. — Mrs. James (Do-
rothy Maye) Payne, 30, died in a
Houston hospital at 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, September 17, 1963, af-
ter an extended illness.
A native of Woodsboro, she had
lived in Three Rivers for the past
five years. She was an active
worker in the First Methodist
Church of Three Rivers.
F'uneral services were at 4 p.m.
Thursday in the First Methodist
Church in Woodsboro.
The Rev. B. Schmidt, pastor of
the Three Rivers First Methodist
Church, officiated.
The Rev. Schmidt was assisted
by the Rev. J. A. Robinson, pas-
Wilson Vayons
Parents of Girl
Woodsboro. — Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
son Vayon have a new addition to
their family. They brought their
little daughter, Frances Renee,
home September 3.
She was bom Thursday, August
29, 1963, and weighed seven
pounds, two ounces at birth.
The Vayons have a son, Eddie
Clarence, age two years.
Band Parents
Conspicuous
By Absence
Woodsboro. — The Band Par-
ents Club will have a called meet-
ing Monday, September 23, at 7:30
p.m., in the Band Hall.
Due to the smell number of par-
ents present at the regular session
Monday nite of this week, election
of officers and other important
business was postponed until Sep-
tember 23 meeting.
All Band Parents are urged to
attend this important meeting, so
that this business can be trans-
acted.
Earl Keith
Back Home
Woodsboro. — Sp-4 Earl J. Keith
arrived home Saturday nite, Sep-
tember 14 from Japan where he
had been stationed for two years
in the MPs.
He plans to be home 30 or 45
days before reporting back to du-
ty. He will be stationed at Fort
Meyer, Virginia.
Reeves' Father
Is in Hospital
Woodsboro. — W. W. Reeves,
father of Superintendent W. A.
Reeves, is ill in a Floresville
hospital.
Superintendent Reeves went to
Floresville Tuesday, September 17,
to see his father.
The report was that his father
is “resting” and tests are being
made.
Walter A. Schulz
Is Hospitalized
Woodsboro. — Walter A. Schulz
entered Refugio Hospital, Monday
morning, September 16.
It was reported that he had
pneumonia, but was “some bet-
ter”, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Walston
Hostess for HD
Woodsboro. — Mirs. A. C. Wal-
ston was hostess for the Woods-
boro Home Demonstration Club
meeting Tuesday, September 17.
After the business session, an
exchange of Christmas ideas were
discused, under the direction of
Mr. Cletis Dulin, County HD ag-
ent.
Plans were also made for the
club’s participation in the County
Fair.
A workshop to be held at the
regular club meeting, October 15,
at the Civic Cub, was aso dis-
cussed. The workshop will be on
“Electrical Appliance Repair” and
“Christmas Lighting”. It will be
under the leadership of a Central
Power and Light Company repre-
sentative.
Members present at the meet-
ing were Mrs. A. D. Aikin, Mrs.
Lettie Morgan, Mrs. Rex Tucker,
Mrs. J. A. St. Onge, Mrs. T. J. Her-
ron, Mrs. H. E. Roach, Mrs. W
C. Wagner, Mrs. Emmet Hayes,
Mrs. Dulin, and Mrs. Walston.
Mrs. E. Henry
Returns to Home
Woodsboro. — Mrs. E. O. Hen-
ry arrived home Friday, Septem-
ber 13, after a 22-day visit in San
Angelo with her mother and oth-
er relatives. She said her mother
is feeling much better.
Before coming home, Mrs. Hen-
ry went to Hebbronville to visit
three days with her husband, who
is working there.
tor of the First Methodist Church
of Woodsboro.
Burial was in La Rosa Cemetery
under the direction of Starbuck-
Toland Funeral Home of Woods-
boro.
Survivors include her husband;
three daughters, .Nancy Jean, Sha-
ron Lynn and Rita Kay, and one
son, Roy Allen, all of Three Riv-
ers; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Veselka; two brothers, Mel-
vin and George Veselka, and one
sister, Mass Jeanette Veselka, all
of Woodsboro, and her maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Janca of Yoakumi.
Allen Pullin
Transferred
Amarillo AFB. — Airman Third
Class Allen C. Pullin, of Woods-
boro, is being reassigned to Shep-
pard AFB, Texas, following his
graduation from the United States
Air Force technical training
course for jet aircraft mechanics
here.
Airman Pullin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Pullin of 615 Swift
St., Woodsboro, was trained in the
maintenance and inspection of jet
fighter planes currently in use by
the Air Force.
The airman, a graduate of
Woodsboro High School, attended
Del Mar College, Corpus Christi.
Delbert Niemann
Enrolls at UH
Woodsboro. — Mrs. R. H. Nie-
mann took her son, Delbert, to
Houston last week. He has enroll-
ed in the University of Houston.
Mrs. Niemann stayed in Hous-
ton for several days to visit her
children.
Her sister, Mrs. Selma Steuber;
her daughter - in - law and grand-
son, Mrs. George Niemann and
John Curtis; and another grand-
son, Brian James, all came home
with her for a few days visit.
George came after them during
the week end.
Brian stayed for a longer visit
with his grandparents.
Woodsboro
Bowling
MONDAY MIXERS
September 9, 1963
Standings
Jordans
Coca Cola
Woodsboro Milling
Western Auto
City Cleaners
First National Bank
Super Pantry
Niemann’s Enco
Top Bowlers
Vernon Gillespie, 201-530
Milton Wiginton, 192-530
Bill Randall, 188-187-544
Dub Horner, 212-4.96
Jack Lutenbacker, 219-572
T. M. Haire, 178-518
Ernest Harris, 204-479
Leroy Haertig, 182-493
Shirley Wiginton, 178-447
Marie Randall, 175-507
Lottie Boenig, 210-499
Mildred Homer, 183-467
Sylvia Haire, 178-490
Dorothy Moreland, 189-490
MONDAY MIXERS
September 16, 1963
STANDINGS
Western Auto
Jordan’s
City Cleaners r
Woodsboro Milling
Coca Cola " '
Niemann’s Enco
Erst National Bank
Super Pantry
TOP SCORERS
Iois Holmes, 170-425
Norma Gillespie, 181-457
Shirley Wiginton, 174-445
Pearl Balusek, 162-453
Marie Randall, 169-435
Lottie Boenig, 176-48J
Lila Haertig, 180-16?
Dot Moreland, 188-472
Clayton Holmes, 183-178-515
T. M, Haire, 177-502
Jord Hoffman, 193-197-556
Dub Homer, 192-182-487
Milton Wiginton, 178-519
Bill Randall, 225-180-569
Leroy Haertig, 185-182-534
Tyce Moreland, 211-543
Ernest Harris, 232-548
Davis Harrell Preacher
At First Baptist Revival
Woodsboro. — Rev. Davis Har-
rell, pastor of the Eastridge Bap-
BBMia
REV. DAVIS HARRELL
list Church of Amarillo, will be
the Evangelist in Revival Services
scheduled to begin Sunday, Sep-
tember 22, at the First Baptist
Church in Woodsboro. Rev. Har-
rell is a graduate of Wayland Bap-
tist College, Plainview, and has at-
tended Southwestern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, Fort Worth. He
is a native of Rusk, Texas.
Rev. Harrell has been pastor at
Eastridge Baptist Church for two
years, during which time the
church has experienced unusual
growth, so that the church is pre-
sently in a building program.
Services at the First Baptist
Church in Woodsboro will be at
7:30 each evening as well as the
usual Sunday Services.
Week day morning services are
also planned for 9:30 each morn-
ing. The public is cordially invit-
ed to all of these services.
REFUGIO COUNTY RECORD, Mon., Sept. 23, 1963 Page 3
GA Coronation
Staged Recently
Woodsboro Personals
Emil !Mm Wins "Baby'
At Purina "Open House"
Woodsboro. — Approximately 70
persons registered at Woodsboro
Milling Company’s “Purina Open
House”, Saturday, September 14.
A grand prize of a “free baby”
was won by Emil Boehm. The
‘baby” was a pig, given' at 3
p.m.
At 11 a.m. Milton Boenig receiv-
ed an apron and Mrs. Nell Rosa
Lourance, a clothspin bag. At 12
noon a clothspin bag went to Mrs.
A. J. Hoelzel and an apron to Mrs.
Arno Boenig.
Receiving the 2 p.m. prizes were
Eric Horner, a clothspin bag, and
Harold Niemann, a checkerboard
table cloth.
Two prizes at 4 p.m. were
won by Albin Sommer and Mrs.
Albin Sommer. He won the guess-
ing of the corn in the gallon jar.
His prize was a cutlery set. Mrs.
Sommer received a table cloth.
The other 4 p.m, prize was won by
B. J. Niemann. It was a cloths-
pin bag.
Wednesday nite of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Wf- S. Argo visited
in Houston with the Darrel Hart-
fiels and his mother.
Week end guests of Mk*. and
Mrs. W. S. Argo were Mr. and
Mrs. George Sirmon and son,
Wayne, of Victoria. Sunday, Mfcs.
Argo’s brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill, of Vic-
toria visited here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Zarsky, Mrs.
Frank Zarsky, and Mrs. H. V.
Smaystrla visited Sunday in Vic-
toria at the DeTarr Hospital with
the Zarsky’s niece, Rita Zarsky,
who is a patient there.
Seth Yarbrough, Jr. and Harry
Cummins, Jr. took a pleasure boat
ride to Cedar Bayou, Saturday ev-
ening.
Attending the Wteiding Family
Reunion in LaVemia, Saturday,
September 14 were Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Wolfshohl and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Wolfshohl and children of
Woodsboro and Vernon Wolfshohl
of Tivoli.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris and
children of Bishop were in Woods-
boro Sunday evening to attend the
Girls’ Auxiliary Coronation, in
which her sister, Mary Ellen Tut-
tle, was one of the participants.
Making a business trip to Corpus
Christi and having dinner out
Monday, were Mrs. C. A. Tuttle,
Mrs. B. E. Thomas, Mrs. Nita
Bryan, and Miss Gordon Warren.
■Mrs. G. E. Boenig and Larry
took Butch to Austin Sunday,
where he enrolled in the Univer-
sity of Texas. Miss Barbara Boe-
nig, of Mineral Wells, joined them
in Austin.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hartmann, Jr. from Wednesday to
Saturday of last week were his
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred El-
ley, of San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schultz and
family visited during the week end
in Comfort with his mother Mrs.
Mary Bode.
Mrs. Troy Ray visited a week
recently in Hebbronville with her
daughter and family the L. N.
Rexroads.
Attending a barbecue in Inez,
Sunday, September 15 were Mr,
and Mrs. J. R. Pryor and Mrs
Edgar Jurica and Roy Wayne.
Week end guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Bazar were
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gandy, Jr
of Houston. The Gandys also visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. John Chap-
man.
Norma Pfeil left for Texas Tech
Darrel Hartf Iels
Parents of Girl
Kenedy. — A seven pound, two
ounce daughter was bom to Mr.
and Mrs. Drrel Hartfiel, at 4:18
p.m. Friday, September 6, 1963,
in the Kenedy Clinic and Hospital.
She was named Andra Christine.
The Hartfiels live in Houston
where he teaches school at Clear
Lake.
Mrs. Hartfiel has been staying
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Warden Vogas, of Pawnee, wait-
ing for the birth of their baby.
The paternal grandmother is
Mrs. R. G. Hartfiel of Houston.
Mrs. Lamprecht's
Relative Dies
Woodsboro. — Mrs. Otto Lam-
precht attended the funeral of
Mrs. Edwin Lamprecht, Monday
afternoon, September 16, in York-
town.
Mrs. Edwin Lamprecht was the
wife of Otto Lamprecht’s nephew.
She was killed Saturday afternoon,
September 14, 1963 in an automo-
bile wreck. She was alone in the
car when the accident occured,
said Mrs. Otto Lamprecht.
Services were held in the Luth-
eran Church in Yorktown.
in Lubbock, Monday. She was ac-
companied by Carolyn Clark of
Corpus Christi, who is also attend-
ing the college.
Tuesday nite and Wednesday of
last week, Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
Rexroad of Hebbronville visited’
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy
John Chambers left Monday for
Baton Rouge, Louisiana where he
is a senior at Louisiana State Uni-
versity.
Horners Return
From Vacation
Woodsboro. — Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Homer returned home Sunday ev-
ening, September 15, after three
weeks' vacation.
The first week of their vacation
was spent at Mathis Lake where
they camped out. They were join-
ed there by their son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Homer, Jr.
and children.
After the week of camping, Mr.
and Mrs. Horner returned home,
then went on a two weeks visiting
trip.
They visited her sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Selig, in Needville, then went to
Alvin to visit their son and fam-
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Dean
Homer and children.
From there, they went to Liber-
ty to visit his sister and family,
the Ed Minters. Before returning
home, they visited in Beaumont
With another of his sisters, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Brandon and fam-
ily.
A&l Students
Visit Woodsboro
Woodsboro. — Several A&I Col-
lege students were homje during
the week end visiting their par-
ents.
Among these were Kenneth
Wayne Steindorf, Robert Payne,
Janice Schubert, and KayCee
Green.
Woodsboro. — The Annual Girls’
Auixliary Coronation was held
Sunday nite, September 15, at the
First Baptist Church.
Piano selections were played by
Miriam Hartmann before the
opening of the cerempny. She also
played other music during the pro-
gram.
Mr. A. R. Billings WMKJ presi-
dent, introduced the counselors
and the reviewing council. Mrs.
Maurice Wright is GA director
and Junior Counselor; Mrs. Gene
Borden, Junior Assistant Counse-
lor; and MJrs. Leroy Owens, In-
termediate Counselor. The Re-
viewing Coined includes Chair-
man Mrs. T. D. Tuttle and Assis-
tants Mrs. T. J. Herron, Mrs. B.
L. Roberts, and Mrs. Boyd Wil-
son.
Mrs. Boyd Wilson, speaker for
the coronation, introduced the
theme of the program, “The Roy-
al Diadem”, and also gave a brief
14 Present
At Meeting
Of Lutherans
Woodsboro. — The Women of i
Peace Lutheran Church met Sep-
tember 4 with 13 members and
Rev. Jerry Thane, pastor, pres-
ent.
Mrs. John Moring brought the
Bible Study, “Christ is Our Gar-
ment,” from Colosians 3:5-17.
After the Bible study, refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. Phil
lip Korff and Mrs. F. A. Schultz to
Mrs. Emma Duve, Mrs. A. J.
Hoelzel, Mrs. Otto Lamjprecht,
Mrs. George Dahse, Mrs. Moring,
Mrs. Eugene Steindorf, Mrs. A. J.
Thurk, Mrs. R. H Niemann, Mrs.
Harry Donohoo, MJrs. R. Arnold,
and Mrs. B. J. Niemann.
Rose Ann Zarsky
Teaching School
Woodsboro. — Miss Rbse Ann
Zarsky is teaching school in San
Antonio this year at Hilcrest Pub-
lic School.
Miss Zarsky is teaching the
sixth grade.
L J. Zarskys
Visit San Antonio
Woodsboro. — Mr. and Mrs. L.
J. Zarsky and her cousin, Fred
Harwood, took Mary Zarsky to
San Antonio, Wednesday, Septem-
ber 11.
Mary is attending Incarnate
Word College.
They spent the nite with Joseph
Zarsky and his wife.
Harwood, who has been visiting
the Zarskys, left for his home in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, Friday,
September 13.
4 Local Girls
Attend Business
College in Area
Corpus Christi. — A number of
students have entered South Texas
Commercial College in Corpus
Christi.
They aie Lorraine Niemann,
Gayle Walzel, Judy Brnhill, and
Janice Greathouse.
All the girls are taking complete
secretarial courses which require
from seven to nine mjonths for
completion.
Mrs. Troy Ray
Home Is Site
Of Class Meet
Woodsboro. — During the Week
of Prayer, the Mary - Martha Sun-
day School class of the First Bap-
tist Church m;et in the home of
Mrs. Troy Ray for a prayer meet-
ing, Thursday, September 12.
After the close of the prayer
session, the members had a busi-
ness meeting and social hour.
The devotional was on prayer,
taken from the Book of James.
New officers were elected, with
Mrs. A. B. Crowell elected teach-
er. Other officers include, Mrs.
MayDell Carleton, president; Mrs.
A. H. Keith, vice - president; Mrs.
W. A. Smith, secretary - treasur-
er; Mrs. Lettie Morgan and Mrs.
Minnie Alice Smith, group cap-
tains; Mrs. Mabel Ferguson, ste-
wardship chairman; Mrs. J. B.
Pullin, class ministress; Mrs. Mar-
shall Adams, visitation chairman;
Mrs. Ray, card chairman; and
Mrs. J. M. Thomas, importer.
Refreshments of cake, mints,
and tea were served to Mrs. Fer-
guson, Mrs. Carleton, Mrs. Myrtle
Murray, Mrs. Minnie Alice Smith,
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. W. A. Smith,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Crowell, Mrs.
Keith, and Mrs. Ray.
history of the GAs, explaining the
emiblem of the organization.
A solo, “We’ve A Story to Tell’r
was sung by Billy Argo before the
GAs were presented their awards
for forward steps completed.
The ceremony was presented be-
fore a background of green. On
the background was a gold crown
on which were many glittering
jems. Above the crown were five
gold stars. Below the crown was
the theme written in gold.
An arrangement of white mums
with the figure “50” in gold, re-
presenting the 50th anniversary of
GAs, was tied with a gold bow
and was in a white container. Sev-
eral palms were at vantage points
about the stage.
(Reaching the step of Maiden
were Eizabeth Borden and Pa-
tricia Sowell. They wore the green
and white GA skirt and blouse
with the gold tie. They received
the green octagon.
Reaching the step of Princess
and receiving the gold GA mono-
gram were Janet Hartmfann, Nan-
cy Henry, Arlene Herron, Sylvia
Borden, Jamye Johnston, Dianne
Stauss, and Nelda Wright. They
were dressed in white dresses.
Rolling out the queen’s carpet
were William and Edward Bor-
den. Kenneth Wright was bugler,
and Janice Martin was herald, an-
nouncing the Queen - With - A -
Scepter and Queen Regent.
Mary Ellen Tuttle, wearing a
white formal with a red corsage,
was escorted by Lee Allen Rie-
menschneider. Her attendants
were Melody Barnes and Larry
WVight. She received the scepter
as her award for reaching the
step of Queen - With - A - Scep-
ter.
Janette Herron, making the
highest step in GAs, Queen Re-
gent, received the award of a
green and white cape. She wore
a white formal with a green cor-
sage. Lonnie Wright wlas her es-
cort. Her attendants were Darla
Johnston and Mark Tucker.
Ushers for the program were
Sandra White, Bonnie Kennedy,
Donna Homer, Kathy Jones and
Becky Hartmann.
At the close of the service, the
girls receiving their awards sang
‘All Hail the Power”.
Both the Queen-With-A-Scep-
ter and Queen Regent removed
their crowns to show that the
Lord is above all. This was re-
presented by the raising of the
gold crown in the background.
The Rev. J. R. Johnston, pas-
tor, led in the closing prayer.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the fellowship
hall, with the GAs receiving the
guests. Work of the GAs was dis-
played.
The white sheet cake was sur-
rounded by green on lace doil-
ies. Around the top edge of the
cake were decorations of white
and gold. On top of the cake was
the GA Emblem! and the figure
“50” in an octagon.
Janice Martin served the cake
1 while Elizabeth Jenkins poured
the gold punch.
Mrs. Tuttle
Hosts Class
At Supper
Woodsboro. — The Homemakers
Sunday School Class of the First
Baptist Church had a covered dish
supper Tuesday evening, Septemr
ber 17, at the home of Mrs. T. D.
Tuttle. The husbands were invited
guests.
After a prayer of thanks, led by
Rev. J. R. Johnston, pastor, the
supper was served in the yard.
Following supper, the men had
a fellowship hour while the womien
held their business session in the
house. The opening prayer was led
by Mrs. Eric Homer.
During the business, a commit-
tee was appointed for nominat-
ing officers for the new year. The
committee was composed of Mrs.
Homer, Mrs. Tuttle, and Mrs. H.
F. Tucker.
After the closing prayer, led by
Mrs. M. J. He'nkhaus, Sunshine
Sisters were revealed.
Present Were Rev. and Mrs.
Johnston and daughters, Darla and
Donna, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Henk-
haus, Mr. and Mrs. H. F Tucker,
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Homer, Mrs.
Hillan Borden, Mrs. W. A. Cater-
ings, Mrs. Ruby Beckman, Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Tuttle and daugh-
ter, Mary Ellen, and the Tuttle’s
grandson, Leslie Harris.
Miss Ermis
Celebrant
Woodsboro. — Miss Mildred Er-
mis, bride - elect of E. H. Dan-
iels of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, was
honored with a bridal shower
Thursday evening, September 12,
in the home of Mrs. Frank Hart-
mann, Jr.
Hostesses included Mrs. Curtis
O’Neal, Mrs. Emil Schubert, Mrs.
G. R. Detert, Mrs. Rudolph Schu-
bert, Mrs. W. W. Schubert, Mrs.
Gene Bundren, Mrs. Boyd Wilson,
Mrs. G. E. Boenig, Mrs. R. J.
Henkhaus, and MJrs. R. E. Grif-
fith.
Receiving the guests with Miss
Ermis was her mother, Mrs. E-
B. Ermis, and Mrs. Hartmann.
The serving table was laid with
pink net and taffeta. It was cen-
tered with an arrangement of pink
and white mums and gladiolus, on
either side of which were tapers
in candelabra.
The white cake was trimmed in
pink and mint green. Mint green
punch, nuts, and mints were serv-
ed with the cake. Virginia Barn-
hill poured punch while Mrs. J.
D. Dippel served the cake.
Joyce Ermfs and Mrs. Alvin Nie-
mann alternated at the guest book.
Gifts were displayed in the bed-
room on a table covered with
white, trimmed with satin bows
and '"’ndding bells.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E Pryor and
farm! of Odessa recently visited
10 cl s with his brother and sis-
ter - ;n - law, M*r. and Mrs. J. R.
Pryor.
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Refugio County Record (Refugio, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 5, Ed. 1 Monday, September 23, 1963, newspaper, September 23, 1963; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth635232/m1/3/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dennis M. O’Connor Public Library.