The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 251, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 28, 1956 Page: 4 of 10
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[after t pnwMfuS Inducement to foremast museums and art fa1-
Industry.
A iwv.isl hour Mkwed the pro-
Cram, with Mm«. Bert Kirk,
Leslie McBride, R. U Suatton,
Hawfkirne Club Hears
Gttiflard Tell Of
Area Water Needs
leries.
The show contains famous
portraits, sculpture and prints
of all the presidents and some
of their wives as well as politi-
cal cartoons, campaign posters,
photographs and prints.
The non-partisan presentation
of the nation s 33 presidents was
enthusiastically received during
the Fair as an interesting and
beautful view of U. S. politics by
school children and their par-
ents alike.
Another Museum “holdover’*
from State Fair exhibition is the
18th Annual Texas Painting and
Sculpture Show which will re-
main on display through Nov-
ember 18. The prize-winning
works of Texas artists is an ex-
citing cross-section of art in Tex-
% Women
Frank Guittard of Victoria, a hostesses
director of the Guadalupe-Bianco
River Authority, recently told
members of the Hawthorne club
at toe great need for water con-
servation to Texaa, especially in1
the Southwest portion of the
state.
Guittard spoke to the group
during their regular weekly
meeting. Mrs. J. C. Dobbs,
spokesman for the group, an-
nounced today.
Several methods pointed out by
Guittard of how to conserve wa-
ter were the using of more well
water, the re-use of water as is
dons by several industrial plants,
the reclaiming and purifying of!
used water and removing salt
from sea water, a method still
legion Auxiliary Tea
Given Af Burning Home
Music Lovers Dedicate
Program To Mrs. Ott
Linda Lou Summers
Char'es Cat Wed- and Georgia h'ell Wyatt, a dance
rotmnt by Sonja Bohmaw. and a
Ohio Visitor Honored
Af Saturday Aff. Tea
Members of Din ter Unit No.
3. American Legion Auxiliary,
were hostesses for a Gift Shop
tea Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Berning. 702
Clinton St.
Receiving with Mrs. Berning
ScbafmeT wnd AMn jwe Mrs. Rey Maifcowsky. Aux-
Eberhardt Diary president: Mrs.
> Barfield, wife of the Poet Com-
mander; and Mrs. Fred Hen-
ineke. past 3rd Division presi-
dent.
i Other members of the house-
party were Mmes. Don Smith.
Win. DuBarry. Lawrence Tiffin
and Arthur kchodde.
An arrangement of veteran-
made poppki on a mirror pla-
que centered the linen-covered
table where finger sandwiehs,
cookies, nuts and coffee were
served. Similar arrangements
Music Isover? paid .tribute to bum,
the late Mrs
ne>a#y anemoor. at their meet-
:r,is dedicating their program to piano accordion aoio by Virgil j
hft memory. - Kartmar
On's cc.'itribintoBS to toe Mine* G. 11. Duckworth, John
sds ST;cement cf music appreta- V. Beil Vera Dullrtig, Ben Mar-1
•jinmjnity were to d -is. A. \T. —"I—
F Fbecherdt. pro- W’vart ssvisted Mrs
w jth the program.
Ott. Special guest were Campfire
Mrs. Leslie McBride enter-
tained Saturday afternoon with
a tea honoring her mother. Mrs.
Florence Fay Jaster, who is
visiting here from Elyria. Ohio.
Party hours were from 3 JO
Arthur to 5:30 p.m. in the McBride
home, 408 First Street.
Members of the house party
were Mmes. T. A. Reuss. Fritz
Koehler. John Y. BeO. Reiffert
Blackwell. L. L. Buttery, Char-
les Koenig, Jr. and Jack
Wayne.
The tea table was over laid
with a ckxh of white lace and
linen cutwork and featured a
center arrangement of peach-
pink gladioli. Seasonal blossoms
of yellow. gold and bronze
mums were used at other points
in the home.
t;oti in ou"
bj Mrs
g «m chair::.an.
Mrs. Oiari*. ‘ Ar. ir.a
darner of t -»o pfoneer music j Girls Judy Koehler. Lands Lou
tear, her* at Oxro, taught piano; Summers. Marilyn Picptr, Joy
1<j- y> yen s H< r grea* natural Wharton and Sally Green. Judy
gift, of mu* it and her nwdest. telling of their group s activities
seif-effacing attitude endeared during tie past year. They
her to many as she faithfully were accompanied by their
performed her duties to church leader Mrs. Lawrence Henneke.
and community and e* a tea-her Mr*. 'Vm. DuBarry and Mrs.
<*!« gave generout!;- c/f tier A. J Engbrock were hostesses
time anu ta.ents placing the or- for the afternoon,
gan and aii:ging in the cbo:; of -—
?«,Cuefo Campfire Girls
’“""‘“'Have Hayride-Osfinj
Her interest in her pupils fol-
lowed them tlnough life and was A troop cf Cue no Campfire
evidenced b> he. attendance at Girls sponsored an enjoyable
high school gi aduation exercises ^ting last Saturdav evening,
and oftentimes pesMtog a* the ^ thrp#t *
orwi for their wedcingi.
Mr*. Or- cs a devoted wife weather failed to interfere with
and nio'htr. Her son. Cnar>s, their plans or their fun.
Jr . earned on rj* music tradi- The group of 18 girls and their
hon by proficiency in pic; :ng the ^ „uertI ha(J ^ „ Munlci-
trombone in tne Cuero High , _ , , , . .
.School band, the Mun‘c;pal band ^ P*rk’ Uter *
V
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Towery, R. Kenneth. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 251, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 28, 1956, newspaper, October 28, 1956; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth697923/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.