The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, February 8, 1952 Page: 3 of 6
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T111C rAYETTE COUNTY RECORD, LA CHANGE, TEXAS
FRIDAY, EKH. X, I!*52
PoenitzM'h'Weigelt
Rites In ('olumbus
The _ St. Paul’s Lutheran
church in Columbus was the
setting Sunday afternoon as
Miss Laurie Mae Poenitzsch
became the bride of Herman
RICHTER LUMBER
& JUNK COMPANY
CIDDINGS, TEXAS
Cast Iron, $1.30 per hundred.
Steel, regardless of size, $100
per hundred.
Tin, such as old car fenderj,
car body material, tubs,
buckets, etc., 85c per
hundred.
Wire, 75c per hundred.
Tin cans, (prefer burned), 50c
per hundred.
Junk Radiators, 12c per
pound.
Junk Batteries, $2.55 each.
Copper, 14c per pound.
C. Weigelt. Mr. and Mrs Paul ganist, played soft music pre-
Poenitzsch of Columbus are ceding the ceremony, and the
the parents of the bride, and1 traditional wedding music,
the groom's parents arc Mr. ’ She also accompanied Mrs. H.
and Mrs. Ewald Weigelt of C. Fowler as she sang, ‘‘Oh,
Round Top. I Lord Today.”
The double ring ceremony j The bride was given in
was read by the Rev. G. marriage by her father Her
•Volf before pn altar flanked I gown of white duchess satin
on either side with tall
columns of white gladioli ar-
rangements and greenery, and
pedestal candelabra holding
cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Paul liindenberg,
TURKEY SHOOT
O’Qtiinn Grocery
Sunday. Feb. 17
1:00 P. M.
Bring Your Gun
Wc Furnish the Shells!
EVERYBODY INVITED!
(Of i;fe\
was designed with a small
collar, fitted bodice with alen-
con lace applique, and glove
fitting sleeves endntg in petal
points over the hands. The
or- bouffant skirt fell into a
cathedral length train. The
French illusion veil, of finger
tip length, depended from a
half hat of braided satin en-
twined with seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet of stepha-
notis and maline, centered
with a large white orchid.
Mrs. A. D. Willbern was her
sister’s matron of honor and
bridesmaids were the groom’s
sisters, Misses Eurline and
Virginia Weigelt. The flower
girls were Carolyn Kay Will-
bern, niece of the bride, and
Geraldine Weigelt, niece of the
groom.
The attendant’s gowns were
fashioned of irredescent taf-
feta designed with very full
skirts, cap sleeves, round col-
lars, and fitted bodices finish-
ed with covered buttons. The
honor attendant was gowned
BEFORE BUYING
Any Car, Be Sure’ and
See These Clean
Used Cars
1950 Ford Custom Club
Coupe, Overdrive, Radio,
Heater equipped. \
1949 Ford Custom De Luxe
4-Door. Radio, Overdrive
and Heater.
1940 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan.
1938 Chevrolet Tudor.
1934 Chevrolet Coupe.
1930 Model A Fordor Sedan,
$37 50.
La Grange Motor
Company
Your Friendly Ford Dealer
Phone 311
ELLINGER NEWS
By Miss Nancy Kochi
Inducted
John Supak. mom of Mr. unit Mrs
l'lank Hupuk of liara, left VVed
iii‘HUuy.front La Oran*.- to la. i„
luctuil In the Arnty.
Meeting Set
The Chrlutlan Slater* am) Kid-
'•ra meeting will he held Humlai
il 2 p. nt. at the home of Mr. anil
Mra. Werner Dernehl ut Fayette
vllle
III With Flu
Karen Jane Hrueka, Billy Kneh'
and Mra. Raymond Hoesler are o'-
Ihe alck Hat this week. III with
'he flu.
Birthday Observed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roesler of
Ran Marcos entertained Sunday a*
llielr home with a turkev dinner
'his being Mr. Roesler'a birthday
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Roesler aud family, Mr and
Mrs. Raymond Roealer and datigh-
Helen, Mra. I.lmla Itoealer and
FLATONIA NEWS
By Mrs. Aug. Nolkampet
laughter. Jnt^Ue. Mra.
Roenler. all of iCl) Infer, Mr. ami
Mr*. Ewald Horsier and daitfhtftt* _________________
and Raymond Roealor Jr of Hour-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. 1). W Witte Fer.onala
tnd family of Karnes City: Mr. Mr. and Mrs. '}. W. Jansten and
,nd Mrs V T. Huebllfleld and run. (iary. of West Columbia spi :il
laughter and Mr ami Mrs. M J the week end here with relative
’teenier unit l.eona Culley of Hole Mrs. Mamie l.aux and M’
Ron j George Hamon war* San Antonio
Paraonala j vi*itor* Thuraday.
Jeroirn* Jana It of Went visited Mih. J. A. Durham
•ere Saturday with Ills aunt. Mra. l'1”' week-end In Ihe Valley Tlirv
V. J. Koehl 8r. anil other i ela- \ ' ialted many places of interest -ii.,1
Ives lie and his friend. Joe HerlU. I reported the scenery there In he
vere enroute to Ihe coast to spend just beautiful,
week fi»hing.
Mr. and Mr*. Joe Maronh Jr.
and family and Mr. and Mih K.-F.
fin the H. (). Andrew* homo.
CpI. Jarry Gurvtu of ('amp Hood
*pent the week end in tin* Frank
Marker home
Mih. Will Nollkamper Hpont
'ant weok in La (irang* with re-
)atIv«H.
U vIvititL*
winter fo-
or YOUR TIRED OLD REFRIGERATOR?
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General Electric
Refrigerator!
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FOOD FREEZER
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UP TO 18 MONTHS
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This 1* hot weather we’re having! The kind of
weather that puts a real strain on old refriger-
ators! Puts a strain on your electric bill, too!
Why not take advantage of our extra-big, trade-
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your needs, or your budget, we've got a wonderful
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Better come in—today!
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(n's 4 6-E SPACE MAKER
Stores up to 70 pounds of frozen food at zero
temperature for as long as a year. Fresh.food sec-
tion never needs defrosting.
in yellow and carried a nose-
gay of purple orchids. Thr
bridesmaids’ gowr\s Vere of
orchid hue and their nosepavs
were of yellow carnations. The
flower girls were attired in
vellow and they carried minia-
ture nosegays of purple or
chids.
A. D. Willbern served as
best man. Groomsmen were
Elgin Rohde and Paul P
Poenitzsch, brother of the
bride. The ring bearer. Ken-
neth Poenitzsch. nephew of
the bride, carried the rings on
o satin heart-shaped pillow
Ushers were Roy Klump and
Lawrence Poenitzsch.
Mrs. Poenitzsch, the bride’s
mother, wore naw with black
accessories and the groom’s
mother, Mrs. Weigelt, wore
erav with black accessories.
Each wore a corsage of or-
chids. Mrs. Wm. Horndt.
grandmother of the bride,
wore black and the groom’s
grandmother, Mrs. Martha
Schulze, wore gray. Both
wore a corsage of white carna-
tions.
Immediately following the
ce reman v, a reception was
held at the home of the bride’s
parents where chicken and
pork barbecue with all the
trimmings was served. Cen-
tering the lace laid bride’s
table was the wedding cake,
which was a tiered confection
embossed with rose buds and
topped with a miniature bride
and groom. It was placed on
a mirror reflector and was
encircled with white tulle and
fern and flanked bv white
tapers in crystal holders. The
cake was served bv Mrs Gil-
bert Poenitzsch, who also re-
gistered the guests in the
bride’s book.
The couple left during the
evening on a short wedding
trip. For travel the bride
selected a navy dress with
navy and red accessories and
an orchid corsage.
The couple will make their
home in Houston where the
groom is employed.
tupak of Otanzer spent the week
ml here with relatives.
Mr amt Mrs. Walter Kalv ami
•on amt Mr. and Mr*. John Molon
•pent the week-end In Kan Vti-
'onlo with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Strnndel and
'smlly and Mrs. Iirnar Baca of
*01 Camnn spent Snmlav here with
Mr. and Mrs. Rd flitpuk and other
•elatlves.
Mrs. H. F. Seihel and Mrs.
Kvanaellne Beaman and 'on of
Carmine are vlsitlne here with
VIr. and Mrs. W. J. Koehl Jr. and
son.,
I.ee Walla. T). A. Juren and Ed-
win Hoelsoher made a business
trfn to Columbus Monday.
Miss Ruby I.ee Zufopek of here
ind Miss Lillian Vaolivek of Fay-
etteville accompanied I.awri't|—‘
tasek In Houston Sundnv where
they will visit relatives for several
days.
I M Cadwcll and sons.
Horton Nestsia of Houston and
Salley Kile Xesrsta of 1’lnresvtllo
*|Mtnl the w#»«k ond with Uu*1r
•laiulpart nit Mr. and Iff*. F. A.
VeRTHta.
"* VIK"M Pfc. V.'liner Eberenz, son
•n Baytown with her winter f<» • ( */i n , r t
leveral w«*«*kM. « Mrs. Pauline Ebener? of L*a
Pf< Corse Hold-ul of Keasier •*range’ sl->cnt five day* in La
Ptwld. Miss is a pending his fi ! Grange after graduating from
1 Major and Mrs. James Nesrsta
of Collate Station spent a fev.
days of last week In tile F. \
Xesrsta home.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Kenine ef
Alice. ,Mr and Mrs. Ike York of I
Portland Mrs. J. L Santos of ;
Wharton end Mr. and Mrs. V. T. j
Coona of domains were week-end
•dsltors In the Duff and Bnllev
homes
Misses Billie Grace t Tn-croi*
Rtneence Welier. Dorothy Ami
Wolff and Albert I.iinstedt. T'nl-
verslty of Texas students, spent
the week-end In Ihe Cnverer j
home. Billie Grace remained to !
srend the mid-term holidays with I
j her parents.
Mrs. David Kratlse Tr, of Hous
ton spent Tuesday with her moth- j
er. Mrs. T. L. Biddle
J. A. Botot of D’Hnnis Is visit-
ing with his daughter and soil in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Homealey.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson spent
the week-end in Buvtowii visiting
"ugh with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Toni Hobl7.ii I and sister.
Betty.
Mr. an.i Mrs. I-:. S. Horsey spent
lie week end in Marble Riilis visit
log their children. Hr. and Mrs
Med'cal Technician school at
Brooke Medical Center, Fort
Sam Houston. Ho will report
-o Camp Rucker, Alabama.
L. G. STOLLE
I jeensea and Bonded
ELECTRICIAN
**hone 227-J — Ea Crane
ARTHUR C. TRIES
Representing
Lutheran Mutual and
Great Southern Life Ins. Co.
La Uranae. Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Lad Dusek
and sons of F.dna spent thp
week-end with Mr ant! Mis.
Joe V. Dusek and family.
DANCE
Biggest of the Y ear
Benefit
Shrine Crippled
Children
WOLTERS PARK
SCHULEN BURG
SATURDAY, FEB. fl
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Music By
BLUME’S
Artni.: $1.00 per person,
Tax Included
For Table Reservations
Call 144 Schulenburg
RECONDITIONED
USED
TRACTORS
AT
REDUCED PRICES
I 1941 through 1948 Ford
Tractors.
: I94F Farmall A, with, mould-
board plow, buster,
planter, cultivator, side-
dresser and seven-foot
rear mower.
La Grange Tractor
& Implement Co.
Phone 508
MELLO KREAM TOPS THEM ALL j
SUMMER, WINTER, SPRING OR FALL *
Join the crowds who daily enjoy the delicious good-
ness of nationally-famed Mello Kream. We have if avail-
able in all popular flavors and in Ihe correct sized carton
for any number of persons. Including half gallons in all
popular flavors.
It’s economical, tasty, refreshing, no matter what
season of the year you try it. MELLO KREAM has lliat
“extra-something” that will make you come back for
more.
Mt.
FACTORY
PACKED
Gallon — $1.35
V2 Gallon — 69c
Pint---25c
Hand Packed:
Quart------- 65c
Pint--------- 35c
All Flavors in Factory and Hand Packed
Milk Shakes and Malts---- 25c
All Special Confections-----5c
All flavors of sherberts—half gallons and pints.
SEE US FOR YOUR MELLO KREAM NEEDS
FOR PARTIES, ANNIVERSARIES, ETC.
Special Designs for All Occasions
Open Daily From 7 A. M. to 9:30 P. M.
JACOBS
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Rehearsal Supper
The members of the Poe-
nitzsch-Weigelt wedding party
were honored at a rehearsal
supper by Mrs. Roy Klump
and Mrs. Jerry Mikeska, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Klump on Saturday evening.
Baked turkey and al! the
trimmings was served buffet
style.
The bride and groom both
presented their attendants
with gifts. About 25 members
of the wedding party and
house party were present
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our beloved moth-
er and fraud mother Mra Charlie
Wolf, who passed away three
years ago on Pabruary 7. lfttt.
Dear is the grave where our
Mother and OrandnrotHer wss
laid '
Itenr I* the memory that never
shall lade;
Sweet la the hope that again we
shall meet.
Kneeling together at Jesus’ teet
Sadly missed by her husband.
rhllflren, grandchildren and
greet grandchildren_
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OPEN
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After 7:30 P. M.
Refreshments - Dancing
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Sulak, L. J. The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, February 8, 1952, newspaper, February 8, 1952; La Grange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1125020/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.