The Giddings Star (Giddings, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1958 Page: 3 of 8
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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1958 - THE GIDDINGS STAR-3
The importance of the functions
fon taffeta and Chantilly lace. The
1635 W Mulberry in San Anto- an orchid with lilies of the valley
MRS. ELGIN NEIL HART
tion time I will have extended my
office despite the fact that ly elec-
Star Want Ads Get Results!
performed Foyt and Mrs. Johnny Svoboda
Catholic
Fred’s TV and Radio Service
PLENTY PARKING SPACE
FREE DELIVERY
Giddings
Phone 436W
Texas
PHONE 414M
HIGHWAY 77 - SOUTH GIDDINGS
KRIEGEL’S STORE
GIDDINGS, TEXAS
GROCERIES & COLD DRINKS
• FRESH OR FROZEN VEGETABLES
We Appreciate Your Patronape —
the judge
Yo U
The Man
SWEPT-WING 58
n d
Respect
265 Austin St.
Pol. Adv.—Paid for by Ben Ramsey
1
j rado, the couple will live at 1809
| Congress.
THE SOUTHWESTERN
STATES TELEPHONE (
V.F.W. Hall in La Grange. After
a two week wedding trip to Colo-
high covered neckline was of scal-
loped Chantilly lace embroidered
Given in marriage by her fath-
er. the bride wore a gown of chif-
a cathedral tram.
Her fingertip veil of silk illusion
was attached to a crown of lace
and bridal jewels and she carried
formed-the ceremony and said
the Nuptial Mass which follow-
ed before an altar decorated with
11. H vases of white daises and
On curves—Compare the sway-
free vibration-free ride you get with
Dodge Torsion-Aire, standard equipment
on all models. Compare Dodge Full-Time
Power Steering with other types that "cut
in and out. You be the judge!
b, many voters whom 1 will not
personally be able to meet to dis-
cuss my own qualification for the
FRESH DRESSED FISH
FRESH DRESSED FRYERS
FISHING SHRIMP
Companionship when you want it
. . help in emergencies . . . con-
venience beyond words .. . all these
and more are yours simply by pick-
ing up the telephone.
You too are always within easy
re ach in case you are needed. These
blessings, which you so rightly
take for granted, are yours for the
low cost of telephone service.
You arc never alone with a tele-
phone And the telephone stands
alone among the bigger bargains in
your budget.
In the rough—Compare the way
Dodge Oriflow Shock Absorbers, a rugged
box-section frame and thick rubber cush-
ions, soak up the bumps. Compare the
surer stops you get with new-design Total
Contact Brakes. You be the judgel
of Ellinger, cousin of the bride
For the wedding trip to Den-
With the Servicemen
Army M Sgt Herbert E. Ber-
ger. whose wife, Yvonne, lives at
Double ring rites
hi the Sacred Heart
Austin read the service.
The bride daughter of Mr. and
| 564 N. Plum St., Lancaster, Pa.,
recently arrived on Okinawa and is
now a member of the U S. Army
Military Police Group.
Sergeant Berger entered the
Ushers were Ernest (Bing) Kat-
lus and Anthony Wilson. A V
t and stephanotis.
I Mi Joyce Jurk of Austin was
BI LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR ■
campaign into every part of the
. fate,” the judge added.
In traffic—Compare the ease and
simplicity of Dodge Push-Button Torque-
Flite. A touch of a button control's all driv-
ing ranges Compare the greater visibility
in a Dodge from every angle-front, sides
and rear. You be the judgel
qualifications of those candidates
seeking election to this high post,"
the veteran jurist said
"During the course of this cam-
paign it is obviou that the re will .
Judge Hunt is a thud generation son in public life whose strong re-
Texas lawyer seeking the Position cord has made him a favorite of
One post of Associate Justice of the people"
the Supreme Court of Texas to be i--.------
When plants die or fail to make
satisfactory growth. Harlan Smith
extension plant pathologist, says
that crown gall may be the trou- |
ble maker This bacterial disease
attacks many-plants and can be
reorganized by the large, roundish,
rough, woody swellings or galls
it produces. The galls are found
on the stem or trunk of the affect-
ed plant just below or at the soil
surface or on the roots. Removal
and burning of infected small pl-
ants is advised. Local county ag-
ents can supply Control recomm-
endations. __
There’s a big difference in this Swept -Wing 58 Dodge and
other cars on the road. A big and wonderful difference in the
way it rides, handles and responds. That’s why you really
should "Take the wheel . . . Get the Swept-Wing feel" before
you decide on any new 1958 car. Actually take a Dodge and
drive it yourself. Compare it on any basis you want. You be
the judge. Just name the time and we’ll turn over the keys.
Texans
Know
nio and Johnny Svoboda of Aus-
gladioli with fern and magnolia tin.
vacated Dec. 31 by St. John Gar-
wood who is not running for re-
election
“The impact of decisions of the
Supreme Court of Texas now and
in the years ahead are of increas-
ing vital concern to Texans in every
walk of life," Judge Hunt said.
"It is therefore important that
Texas voters we igh carefully the
For The Best Deal At Any Time
SALES OR SERVICE
- Remember -
You are
never alone
when
you have a
Telephone
— Cut Courtesy La Grange Journal.
Jurajda - Hart Vows Told At La Grange
SHOP at WOLF’S
WHERE QUALITY IS HIGH AND PRICES ARE LOW
Open seven days a Week for your
Convenience 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Take the wheel...
Get the Swept-Wing feell
WOLF GROCERY :
When you are looking for the best
in Food
Army in 1942.
The Sergeant is the son €
Lam F Berger, Route 1, G
Social Security News
X representative of the Social
Security office makes regular vis-
| its to Giddings Anyone having
questions about social security
i rights and responsibilities ca n
write, phone, or visit the Austin
office, 1107 Guadalupe Street, or
ee the representative who will
maid of honor, and Miss Shirley
., . sion veils. They carried colonial
Mr Martin T Bohol, is a grad- bouquets of pink carnations.
uate of Nixon-Clay Commercial Pete Meschke was best man,
College and is employed by the and Eugenc Niemeyer of La
Railroad Commission Grange, Marvin Pillack of Paige
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, and George Prellop were grooms-
913 East 53 2 Street, the groom men Roy Pietsch of Winchester
is also a graduate of Nixon-Clay and Billy Symank were ushers,
and is a manager of Kara Vel Shoe and Leonard Prellop was ring
Store. bearer.
A reception was held at the
Pietsch of Ledbetter, Miss Gloria
Prellop of Paige and Mrs. George
Prellop were bridesmaids. Flower
girl was Cheryl Kieschnick of Win-
chester
The attendants wore ballerina
gowns of powder blue taffeta and
hand clipped Chantilly lace. The
moulded waistlines were encircled
with taffeta, folds and had large
bows at the back.
Headdresses were powder blue
horsehair braid with French illu-
Bohot - Miller Vows
Head at Winchester
The marriage of Miss Alice Ruth
Bohot of Giddings to Ervin David
Miller of Austin, was solemnized
in a double ring service at St Mi
chael’s Lutheran Church in Win-
chester Saturday afternoon, June
7. The Rev. Albert F. Jesse of
Church at La Grange Saturday
at nine o’clock united Miss Mari,
lyn Elizabeth Jurajda and Staff
Sergeant Elgin Neil Hart The
Rev Harry Mazurkiewicz per-
Wilmer Hunt Seeks Ben Ramsey Gets
Judiciary Promotion Wide Spread Support
The importance of the functions Eleven daily newspapers repre-
and responsibilities of the state’s seating all sections of the state I
He was first elected a special already have announced support of
istrict judge in 1946 in a special Ben Ramsey of San Augustine for |
election held by the Harris County eelection as Lieutenenat Governor, |
Bar Association to name a tempo- Ramsey’s headquarters reports,
rary successor to the late Judge .
Roy Campbell who was HI at the The soft-spoken East Texan has
time drawn strong backing from Texar-
kana to El Paso, and Fort Worth i
In 1947 Judge Hunt was appointed to Victoria," ‘says, the announce- |
judge of the newly created 133rd ment.
District Court by Gov. Beaufort ..on. .
Jester In 1948 he was elected to mOrten, the electorate pays but
this lk i 1 . little attention to the important
this post and he has been reelected , „ , .
three times since then office of Lieutenant Governor, often
================ not considering the candidate as a
Hunt received his BA degree at potential governor’, the Marshall
Georgetown University in Washing- News-Messenger commented. "In
ton and his LLB degree from the the'case of Ben Ramsey there will
University of Texas Law Sshool. be no fears. He is capable, efficient
highest court was emphassized Wed- and his long, solid record has
nesday by District Judge Wilmer been built on honest diligent and
B Hunt 1 intelligent efforts. He is one per-
ULF MOTOR CO. CODINGS, TEXAS
ver, Colorado, the bride was
wearing a light brown shantung
sheath dress with a matching
.striped duster. She chose white
accessories and a yellow orchid
corsage.
The couple will be at home at
in jewels. The bouffant taffeta
skirt wa ■ appliqued with lace in
sits Deep scalloped lace accent-
ed the hemline which extended to
of Austin were the bridesmaids.
They were dressed similar to the
honor attendant.
Jack Hart of Bryan, cousin of
the groom, served as best man.
Groomsmen were Bill Teer of
Houston, Charles Williams of
Galveston, cousin of the groom,
S-Sgt. J. Ray Byrd of San Anto-
maid of honor. She was gowned
in a ballerina -length dress of
light blue organza over taffeta.
The lace bodice was emphasized
w ith a bustle bow in the back of I
the skirt She wore a picture hat
• f lace and organza and elbow
It ngth lace gloves: She carried al
bouquet of deep red glamellias|
with blue Park Avenue leaves in!
■ line arrangement
Miss Anna Beth Hart of Aus-.
tin, sister of the groom, Miss
- Joyce Baca of Houston, Miss Jean
be in Giddings at the County
Court Room at 9 a m. on June
18 and 25
Kubena and Frank Jurajda, un-
cles of the bride from Ellinger.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Jurajda chose a light blue
sheath embroidered cotton-satin
tress with white accessories. Mrs.
Hart wore a navy blue lace dress
with white accessories. Both mo-
thers wore a white carnation
corsage.
A reception was held at the
Sacred Heart auditorium. The
bride's table was covered with a
ruffled skirt and lily of the val-
ley. It held the bride’s four-tier
cd cake, which was topped with
a double bell and a bride and
groom. The confection was plac-
id on a mirror reflector.
The guests were registered by
Beatrice Jurajda, sister of the
bride. Miss Jo Ann Svrcek of
Fort Worth, cousin of the bride,
registered the gifts and the cake
was served by Adeline Jurajda |
nio.
The bride is a graduate of La
Grange High School and had
been employed by T J Bettes
in Houston. The groom is also a
graduate of La Grange High
School and is at the present time
in the Air Force.
leaves. White satin ribbon bows
and magnolia leaves centered
with a daisy marked the family
pews.
The traditional wedding mar-
ches and soft music during the
, Mass was played by Mrs. John L.
Sulak.
Mr and Mrs. Adolph W Ju-
rajda of La Grange are the par-
| ents of the bride and the groom's
parents are Mr and Mrs. Elgin
J Hart of Winchester.
The bride who was escorted
! down the aisle by her father
wore a gown of French hand-
clipped lace and nylon tulle over
satin The fitted bodice featured
a mandarin neckline and long
sleeves tapering to points over
| the hands. The full skirt swept
into a chapel-length train. Appli-
ques on the skirt and bodice
were etched with chalk irides-
cent sequins. A tiara of seed
pearls and sequin rosettes held
the scalloped veil of hand rolled
illusion which was trimmed with
pearls. Her bouquet was of yel-
low cymbidium orchids nestled
in white glamellias and Park A-
venue leaves.
Miss Carol Jean Jurajda of
Houston served her sister as
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