The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 61, Ed. 1 Friday, May 31, 1957 Page: 3 of 6
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TI1E FAYETTE COUNTY RECORD, LA ORANGE, TEXAS
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FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1957
HURRY - HURRY
i ' HUNT’S FOOD
DOLLAR STRETCHER
- SALE -
FREE - FREE - FREE
We are giving away absolutely FREE, baskets of groceries
Hay and Saturday, May 31 - June 1. No obligation. Just
ae in and register.
I NTS
4 LARGE NO. 2'i CANS
OMATO JUICE _ 4 FOR $1
I NT’S
tAFT'S
46 OZ. CANS
RANGE DRINK _4 FOR $1
*aft’s Orange Drink Will Be Served Cold.
-N CAMP’S
UNA FISH, 5 CANS FOR $1
ESSON OIL, QT. BOTTLE 59c
VOWDRIFT, 3 POUND CAN 79c
JSSELMANN’S NO. 2 CAN
LICED APPLES —4 FOR $1
25c
,L FLAVORS
001. AID, 6 PACKAGES
(OWN HEAUTY
303 SIZE
AR B-Q BEANS, 8 CANS $1
BLlKT WHOLE KERNEL 2 CANS
ORN, VACUUM PACKED 33c
-BICECREAM, HALF GALLON 85c
v,B MEU.ORINE, HALF CAL. 59c
(All Flavors)
THE RECORD PRESENTS
OUR CITIZENS OF TOMORROW
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RUNE-PLUMS $1
300 Size Cans, 5 For............$1.00
/NT * LARGE NO. 2'i CANS
PRICOTS — 3 FOR 89c
WTS LARGE
EARS —NO. 2 1-2 CAN 39c
,NT'S 300 SIZE CANS
RU1T COCKTAIL, 5 FOR $1
'NTS LARGE NO. 2«/i CANS
EACIIES —3 FOR 89c
.300 Size, 5 for ......... $1.00
4TSUP, 5 BOTTLES FOR 95c
'NTS 300 SIZE C ANS
OMATOES — 7 CANS FOR $1
'NT S 8 OZ. SIZE
DMATO SAUCE—6 FOR 50c
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Top row: Melinda Sue, 10 months, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Minar, Fayetteville; Debra, 2 years, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Coufal, F’ayetteville; Sherin, 51^ years,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zingelmann, La Grange.
Bottom row: Nancy, 3 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Zingelmann, La Grange; Samuel, 19 months, son
of Mr and Mrs. Herbert L. Hcnsel, La Grange, Reba Dar-
lene, 6 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Davis,
F’ayetteville.
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46 OZ. SIZE
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HITE VINEGAR, QT. BOTTLE 20c
INT’S COUNTRY . STY LE,
1CKLES—3 BOTTLES 99c
LOUR—LIGHT CRUST
25 POUND BAG $1.69
10 POUND BAG .... 95?; 5 LB. BOX 48?
3 PACKAGES FOR
ELLO. ALL FLAVORS. 23c|
Top row: Chipper, 4 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B
Moore West Point; Sandra Kay, 20 months, daughter of .
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coufal, Fayetteville; Gloria, 2 years,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Werth Jr., La Grange. |
Bottom row: Patricia, 3 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Polasek, La Grange; Barbara, 3 years, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Chovanec, La Grange; Edward, 17 months,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Oppernvann, La Grange
OLORED NAPKINS
UMMER SAUSAGE
80 COUNT PACKAGE
_10c
-POUND 37c
IC NIC HAMS—POUND 35c
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m BACON —POUND 47c
DMIRATI0NC0FEEE.LB.PKG.93c
W. E, SCHULZE
I GROCERY
Phone 64 - - La Grange, Texas
CISTERN NEWS
By Mrs. Gertrude Pavlica
Memorial Service*
Sunday, May 19, at 2:89 p.m . a
large crowd of people from Tar
and near gathered In the Cl*tern
public cemetery for the annual
memorial services. The graves
were beautlfuly decorated.
Max Marburger was Master of
Ceremony and gave the welcoming
address. Invocation was by J. \V.
l.ueders, The choir rendered two
hymns. Itev. L. L F. Parker of
Muldoon gave the address.
A free will offering for the up-
keep of the cemetery was taken.
In the election of officers, all
officers were re-elected: president,
Edmund Thlede; vice-president,
Mrs, Cora Cockrlll; secretary-
treasurer, Harry Lueders.
The assembly sang "Illess be
the Tie That Binds." Hev. Parker
dosed the services with benedic-
tion.
School Closed
Our school' closed after a suc-
cessful term Tuesday afternoon
May 21.
At noon a chicken dinner was
served to the children In the lunch
room. A short afternoon program
was enjoyed and soda water was
served.
Thanks
Thanks go to the Moulton City
Meat Market. Aug. "Buster” Etlin-
ger, for supplying all the nice new
fans In the Sts. Cyrl and Metho-
dius Catholic church here.
Not Improving
Word as been received from
Mrs. A. J. Janca who Is It) Fort
Worth,with her sicR husband, that
he Is not doing well and Is grow-
ing weaker all the time. They do
not know when they can return
home.
Personals
Mrs. Jennie Cockrlll of Austin
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Cora Cockrlll. this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bauer and
Junior spent Sunday In Austin
visiting Mrs. Eugene Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jasek.
Rose Marie and Stephen of Moul-
ton visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Otahul this weekend.
Mrs. Alma Pachacek of Austin
was here with relatives and
friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benno Vlnklarek
Slid children of Houston were
week-end guests in the John Vlnk-
larek home. .
Mrs. Wilma Wotlpka of Flat
onia was a Sunday dinner guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Gosch. *
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Auricula
of Elatonla and Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Hill and daughter were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Role
Inson Sunday.
Miss Jo Ann Kunschlk of Austin
was here for the week-end.
Week-end guests In the Joe Har-
bich home Included Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hercek of Anglalon, Mr.
and Mrs Willie Hgrblch. Leroy
and Karan, and Mr and Mra. A1
bell Dumb, Anne aiid Eddie vi
Cherry Promoted
In Naval Reserve
William W. Cherry, Mul-
doon, has been promoted from
the rank of Lieutenant junior
grade to Lieutenant in the
United States Naval Reserve.
This is the Army and Air
Force equivalent rank of Cap-
tain.
Lt. Cherry served on active
duty forty months with the
fleet during the Korean con-
flict, first as Communications
Officer aboard the USS Charp
(AKA 58) and later as Execu-
tive Officer-Navigator aboard
the USS Quapaw (ATF 110).
He also commanded the Qua-
paw for two and one half
months when her commanding
! officer suffered a heart attack,
making him one of the young-
est and most junior officers
ever to command a ship of
this type.
At the present time, Mr.
Cherry is engaged in stock
farming with his father.
San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Janecka at-
tended the Motal reunion In El
Onmpo Sunday.
Personals
Mrs. Edna Fineley of Houston,
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Pavlica and I
children of Flatonla and Mr. and
Mra. M. Cowan of Austin were
Mother’s Day guests of Mrs. G.
R Davis.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Vlnklarek
and Misa Mollle Ziegelbauer were
Slilner visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Makl and
children of Houston were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
A. Mares.
Mrs. Cora Cockrlll. accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pavlica
of Elatonia, visited In Waco Sun
day.
Miss Annie Okruhllk visited
homefolks in Praba Sunday.
Mra. Frank Barilla of Smlthvtll#
was among Cistern frlenda Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harblch visited
her mother, Mrs. Pauline Hercek.
who la quite 111 in San Antonio
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bailey and
children of San Antonio, and Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Brunner and
daughter of Houston were Sunday
guests In the A. V. Psenclk home.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Janca and
children were Mother's Dsy guests
of Mrs. Vine Baca In l.a Grange
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Janecka and
Dnnny Van spent Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. Frances Breltschopf
In Flatonla.
Mrs. Henry Hanxelka and Neoms
attended a miscellaneous shower
In Moulton Saturday afternoon,
honoring Miss Margie KoiiIir.
Mrs. Joe Matocha of Flatonla
was a guest of Mrs. Sophie Mach-
i>vwk Friday aXUraouu.
Rutcrsville’s WMS
Has Regular Meeting
Three new members were
added to the roll—Miss Frieda
Janssen, Mrs. Amanda Mei-
nert and Mrs. Warren Wub-
benhorst—when the St. John's
Missionary Society of Ruters-
ville met May 23.
The session's business inclu-
ded: Mrs. Gilbert Wessels and
Mrs. W. E. Brendle volun-
teered to do the finishing job
on the windows. It was repor-
ted the layette for Lutheran
World Relief was not quite
complete, and several ladies
volunteered to secure the
needed articles. Members vo-
ted to get several swings and
place them at the parish hall
for use by the children.
Motion that the constitution
be rewritten was adopted.
Rev. Raymond W. Durst
was in charge of the Bible
study and topic, “The Com-
mandment of Love.”
Miss M. Maas volunteered to
take charge of the opening de-
votional at the June meeting.
The topic will be, “Fervent
in Spirit, Serving the Lord.1'
Refreshments were served
after the session by Mrs
Durst, Mrs. Frank Schaefer
and Mrs. W. Scholtz.
Hostyn 4-H Clubs
I Elect New Officers
4-11 CLUB MEETS
The Holman 4-H club met
May 15 at the parish hall,
with members meeting their
The Hostyn 4-Club girls new home demonstration agent
and boys met recently with jf„r the first time. Miss Nettie
their teacher, Sister M. Be a- Mae Steglich, the agent, gave
trice to choose officers for the u short ftilk. Alter routine
Cleaning — Pressing
Hats Steam Cleaned
and Blocked
JOE HOEFER
following year.
They are: presidents, Juan-
ita Sue Synnott and James
Janda; vice presidents, Cecilia
Muras and Jimmie Joe Kana;
secretary - treasurers, Eunice
Lamza and Patrick Stavmoha;
reporters, Virginia Lidiak and
Alois Janda: recreational lead-
ers, Rita Ann Kana, Ffelen
Kallus, Bennie Adameik, and
Andrew Rainosek; council del-
egates, Jo Lynn Kruppa, Vir-
ginia Shumbera, George Allen
Rainosek, and Patrick Stavin-
oha. The junior leader is
Juanita Sue Synnott.
business, Mrs. Alfred Frerichs
spoke on controlling poultry
parasites. The Rev. Roman
Janak was guest speaker, and
gave an inspiring talk on
Rural Life Sunday. An enjoy-
able social followed, with card
games and dancing providing
diversion.
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want, insert a want ad.
La Grange Farm Bureau
DANCE
PLUM KJT HALL
, Sunday, June 2
Music by
Emil Bartos Orch.
Donation 501
A Queen For La Grange Farm
Bureau Will Be Selected
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
. llllK'IUK'ilKJ
THE
FORMAL OPENING
OF
MOM’S RESTAURANT
(Formerly known as
the I* & I> Restaurant)
SUNDAY, JUNE 2
< From 6 to 8 P, M.
Located at 555 West Travis, in western La Grange,
adjacent to Highway 71.
Mrs. E. L. (“Mom") Jenik extends a cordial invi-
Remember F:ith<T
On HIS Day .June 1(>
By Purchasing An Ever-
lasting Tribute to Him
Buy while you can get up to 40% discount.
SEE OUR LARGE STOCK OF MONUMENTS.
Buy Direct—Save Agents Commission
TEXAS LARGEST MONUMENT MANUFACTURER
L. W. STOLZ MEMORIALS
, P. O. Box 299 — La Grange, Texas — Phone No. 35
tation to all of her friends to he present for the opening
and to enjoy the refreshments which will be served.
You'll always find courteous service, excellent
steaks, delicious fried chicken, and tasty seafood at
Mom’s Restaurant.
Daily lunches and Sunday dinners will also be
offered.
Enjoy the formal opening, Sunday June 2 from
6 to 8 P. M.
Big Capacity, 10 cu. ft.
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* Magnetic Safety Door
* Big 39 lb. Freezer
* Removable And
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* Extra Deep Chiller Tray
* 5 Year Warranty On Unit
Regular $299.95
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We Guarantee Service On Everything We Sell
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Sulak, John L. The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 61, Ed. 1 Friday, May 31, 1957, newspaper, May 31, 1957; La Grange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1124727/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.