The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 81, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 4, 1954 Page: 4 of 10
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THE Cl'ERO RECORD. Sunday, April 4. 19.14
Desdllne for receiving Social Homs
Record 1* Friday noon.
to appear In Sunday's
Texas Fine Arts Assn Art
Mart Planned For May 8"9
Shower For
Evelyn Hingst
| The Lutheran Parish Hall wa-
I scene of a miscellaneous shower
I on Sunday afternoon, March
I twenty-eighth from two until five
J o'clock honoring Miss Evelyn
| Hingst, bride-elect of Mr. Hilbert
Hahn.
Mrs, Brooks Johnson of Pleasan-
ton, sister of the honoree was the
hostess.
Arrangements of pansies and
The headquarters of the Texas; Artists who wish to exhibit Jn ^TcrmrTed the’table where
F.ne Arts Associate in Austin, J^entVie/lo Austin if possible | Mr* Eriedel registered the
has issued an invitation to art.sts ^ on|y fQr ,hf hc,tcr prote(.tion: Kuests. Mus Lomette Leick as-
and craftsmen all over the state, of their propcrty. but because thejsl*,ed the hostess in °Pernng ,he
to participate in an Art Mart to! as!Corjation feels that one of the
he held in The City Coliseum on primary purposes of the Mart is I
May 8 and 9 of this year. | to provide a meeting ground .. . *
"We are planning this Art ■ thePaHist and his public, and for!ed with a pretty arrangement of j
Mart,” says Mrs. Virginia Leber-! the stimulating contact of artist
man, president of the Texas FineJwjtf, arlist. "Besides,'' adds the
Arts Association, "to give all art- committee chairman, "wo here in
jsts in our state, whether they be J Austin want to get to know them.”
members of our association or not, 'j'He deadline for all entries is
an opportunity to exhibit and ma'-, April 10. However, in order to _
ket their work under favorable j jnsure space in The Coliseum, |
conditions and to a wider public prospective entrants should apply, Marie DoUOlflS HlldOCOIlS
than is possible in most communi-j for admission blanks and informa-! * .
ties." The Mart is open also to the! tjon as soon as possible. These! Pqijf YfiSTS Old
skilled amateur, who may herejmay ^ad by writing The Art
fry his wings as a public exhibitor J jjart Committee, 1411 Wathenj Alark Douglas Hudgeons. son of
a, Avenue, Austin, Texas. The fee for Mr and Mrs. J. B. Hudgeons, was
! single entries is $2.00 and for four yfars 0]d Wednesday, March
groups exhibiting as a unit, $6.00. 31st> 'an(j t0 celebrate the happy
Proceeds from the show will go
into the building fund for a
much needed gallery wing at La-
guna Gloria, the Texas Fine Arts
Association headquarters.
dallas fashion center
Church
Wedding
In Westhoff
The refreshrnent table was cov-j
^rjcred with a lace cloth and ccnter-
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purple and white stock. Mrs. A1
bert Fulenchcck served the cake
and Mrs. Albert Hahn presided at
the punch service.
Sixty guests called during the;
appointed time.
and possibly obtain for himself
plare among the professionals.
Entries are being accepted in
the various painting media, sculp-
ture. ceramics, leathercraft. weav-
ing. textile design. woodcraft,
m»talwork. rug making, photo-
giaphy, etc.
The judging will be handled by
a balanced jury chosen from
among qualified college and high
school art teachers, architects, in-
terior decorators, business and
piofessional men and women,
homemakers and art students.
This system of judging, the Art
Mart Committee believes, will be
a« fair as is possible to all types
of work, whether they be of the
primitive school of Grandma
Moses or the most modern abstrac-
tionist. Prizes, amounting in the
aggregate to $1000, will be award-
ed the winners in each class.
$$$$$$$$
DOLLAR DAY
SPECIALS
AT
MAY'S
Monday April 5th
STATIONERY SPECIAI-S
Note Papers and Social
Stationery
25c values......for 16c
30c values .... for 19c
50c values......for 39c
60c values......for 49c
75c values......for 49c
90c values .... for 59c
1.00 values .. _.. for 59c
1.65 values .... for 1.00
2.20 values----for 1.56
EXTRA SPECIAL
VALUE IN BATHROOM
SHELVES
Double Corner Shflf
$3.00 value for $1.88
Triple Corner Shelf
$4.50 value for $2.78
Triple Wall Shelf
4.50 value for $2.78
ONCE IN A LIFETIME OFFER
Watson Sterling Silver
Sis Piece Place Setting
Vistoria Pattern
$31.75 value .. $22.50
Juliana Pattern
$31.75 value .. $22.50
W indsor Rose Pattern
$31.75 value .. $22.50
SHOP AT MAY'S AND SAVE
WITH APRIL DOLLAR DAY
SPECIALS
VICTORIA
Formal Dance
On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Card
tertained with a formal dancp
the Civic Center Friday evening
Mar. 26 honoring their daughter,
Mary Nell, on her 12th birthday.
The linen covered refreshment
board held a simple arrangement
of sweetpeas flanked by pink ta
pers. Small dolls dressed in for-
mals completed the table decora-
tions.
The beautiful birthday cake cm
bossed with pink sugarspun roses
and holding twelve candles was
served by Georgia Nell Wyatt.
Francis Prather served the punch.
There were approximately 85
present.
event a party was staged 1
youngsters and their parents.
The pretty pink and white birth-
day cake decorated with Easter
bunnies,, was given to the young
celebrant by Miss Mary Miller,
Delicious refreshments of sand-
wiches, cookies, cake and soda-
water were served. Easter candies
were given as favors.
Enjoying the afternoon were:
Mr. and Mrs. James Korth, Jim
en-!and Judy; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
at I Wan jura and Jerry; Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Laake, Bill, and Pat and
Jim; Mrs. Hazel Neely and Patsy,
and Mesdamei A. J. Sapp, Her-
man Kelch, Jim Kohutek, Frances
Korth, and Laura Hudgeons and
Mark’s brothers, John, Gary and
Kurt.
Mrs. Bohne Hostess
To Bridge Club
Mrs. Carl Bohne was hostess to
members of her bridge club last
week eutertaining at her home on
Thursday afternoon.
Potted plants glared the living
room Where the two tables were
arranged.
After a number of games Mrs.
P. A. Murray was awarded the
high score prize.
Light refreshments were served.
dallas fashion center
Couple To Reside
In Corpus Christi
The wedding of Miss Maurice
Cooke of Corpus Christi to Mr.
Clarence Meyer of Westhoff, was
solemnized Friday, March 26th, at
the home of the bride, the Rev.
Philip Wahlberg, Lutheran minis-
ter, officiating.
Parents of the bride are Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Groschke, 1234 Prince
Drive, Corpus Christi.
Mr. Meyer is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Meyer of Westhoff.
The bride wore a Navy blue fai-
lle dress with Navy and white ac-
cessories. Her corsage was of
white carnations.
The bride's parents served as
their only attendants.
The young couple was honored
Saturday night With a chicken bar-1
becue supper, J. E. Smothers of
Corpus'Christi serving as host.
Mr. Meyer is an employe of the
Texas Linen Service at Corpus
which is owned by Mr. Smothers.
About 80 guests from Nixon,
Smiley, Austin. Cuero, Seguin,
Westhoff, Gonzales. San Antonio,
and Corpus Christi, were present
for the barbecue supper.
The couple will live in Corpus
Christi.
St. John's Lutheran Church at
Westhoff was the scene Sunday at
6:30 p.m. of a wedding which uni-
ted Miss Vemelle Hilbrich, and
Mr. Raymond Alex, the Rev. Carl
Scheffe! officiating.
Miss Hilbrich is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hilbrich of
Westhoff, and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Emil Alex, Sr.,
of Yorktown.
Miss Lucille Alex, niece of the
groom, was maid of honor, while
Earl Hilbrich, brother of the bride
served as best man.
The traditional wedding march
was played by Miss Norma Schulle,
who also accompanied Miss Ernell
Konrad who sang "Take Thou My
Life, Dear Lord.”
The bride was dressed in a
Navy blue suit with white acces-
sories, and her corsage w'as white
carnations.
Miss Alex wore a rose dress
with white accessories, and a
white carnation corsage.
John Kahlich and Willie Hilbrich
were ushers.
• A* the reception held at the par-
! ish hali. Mrs. Norman Kahlich >
j was in charge of the bride's book.
I which showed over 100 persons’
; registered.
Misses Barbara Schultz, Lucille,
j Smalley, and Dorothy Guenther'
; and Mrs. John Kahlich opened and:
! arranged the many useful and
i beautiful gifts.
Thee young couple will Jive at]
Yorktown where Mr. Alox is en-
gaged in farming.
APPLE-ETTES
For a new and interesting flavor
for those economy meat loaves and
i patties, add grated Winesap apple,
i One apple to one pound of meat
adds moisture and flavor to the
: meat that will bring questions and
compliments from the family.
to sprinkle over top of muffins be-
fore baking.
* * •
Chopped apple has long lN«n an
eatz^’ial ingredient for Far East-
ern curry dishes. Try adding chop-
ped all-purpose apple to other
stews during the last 30 minutes
cooking time. You’ll like the
flavor and color the crisp bits ct
apple add to the stew.
• * *
Sauerkraut with weiners or
spareribs becomes a company
meal when chopped apple and
caraway seed are added to lend
color an<f flavor appeal. Use diced
unpeeled Winesap or other all-
purpose apples to add flecks of
red to the sauerkraut when it it
heated. Serve boiled potatoes with
paisley and the menu is complete.
To add color and flavor appeal to Winesap apples make flavorful
cottage cheese, fold in diced un-: applesauce. Serve applesauce for
peeled Delicious or Winesap apple! a meat accompaniment, with
and chopped dates. Serve in let- j cookies for a simple dessert, for
tuce cups as accompaniment or breakfast and even as a spread
main dish salad. ; for the youngster's after-school
* * slice of bread and butter.
To make spicy apple muffins for |______
special breakfasts or luncheons.1 1DLK II0URS TURN INTO
add 1 cup chopped Winesap apple D0LLARS ,hl0ugh Record Help
to standard muffin recipe. Mix. 2(Wamed ads For that ^ yoarc af.
tablespoons sugar. 1-2 teaspoon ter rpad the „ant.ads TODAY. l6>
cinnamon, and 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg
Dmllot foihln Cant* fhetm
A SOFT BOW emphasize* the high rising empire line of thi* new
spring fashion from Brogan & Jenning* of Dallas. The multi-gored
skirt fans into a wide sw eep at the hem.
Garden Club
To Meet
The regular meeting of the
Cuero Garden Club will he held
home in the country. Sweet peas,
rosebuds and pansies were used in
the living room. In the dining
room where the lunfheon course'"
was served beautiful red rosebuds!
in a crystal container with float-1
Wednesday April 7th at the home - jng pansjcs at the base, formed the
of Mrs. H. E. Nielsen. Jr. on table centerpiece.
First Street,
Mrs. Clifton Weber will have
charge of the program on Wild Flo-
wers and Native Trees. Garden
Hints will be given by Mrs. Bert
Kirk.
Needle and Thimble
Club has Meeting
Members present were: Mesd
Jerry Koenig, George Dietze, W.
A. Schorre, W. L. Ferguson, Sr.
Charles Marquis, F. E. Meyer, j
Ernest Hartman, Ed Windel, A. A.;
Boldt and Willard Kleinecke.
Mirelli, Marcello to Clash
BOSTOON, April 3 — (UP)—Joe
Mieelli of New York meets Steve
The Needle and Thimble Club [Marcello of Providence next Sat-
met Tuesday afternoon w ith Mrs. urday in a 10-round nationally tele-
Jessie Poenitsch as hostess at her vised bout at Mechanics Hall.
We Got the Jump
on the
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YOUNGLAND DRESSES
PROPR-BILT SHOES
HEALTH TEX BOYS WEAR
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INSPIRED by the Hopi Indians,
this print takes its colors from the
Arizona landscape. A Jeanne Dur-
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Dallas, the princess line dress has a
smooth, high midriff and an eight-
gored skirt. The print is a mercer-
ised, sanforized cotton and the dark,
contrasting tie belt and sleeveless
scoop bodice are of Rates disciplined
cotton In red, rust and aqua, sizes
8 to 16.
A SWITCH
ROANOKE. Va. (UP» — Kay
Stephenson, 14-year-old student at
Lee Junior High school is a aeeing-
eye girl for her blind dog. She
has trained the six-year-old Eng-
lish sprinter spaniel. to grab the
hem of her coat in his mouth and
walk beside her. *'■
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