New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1956 Page: 5 of 6
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by Mrs. Josef A. Barton
Price Clearance
LEWIN’S DRY GOODS STORE
- at-
ENTIRE STOCK WINTER merchandise
All-Wool TOPPERS
CARD OF THANKS
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
CARD OF THANKS
|HNERY WITTNEBEN
CELEBRATES 60th BIRTHDAY
INDUSTRY W. S. C. S.
MEETS JANUARY 4th
SKIRTS - BLOUSES
DRESSES
COATS - JACKETS
SWEATERS
is
Ben
Let us get that bronze plaque
for you.
read
was
The
LEWIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
COLUMBUS TEXAS
Reg. $5.00 value
LADIES SHOES
SPECIAL AT—
at $1.00 pair
Reg. $10.95 CHENILLE
BEDSPREAD
all shades and patterns
DOUBLE BED SIZE
Finest Quality
During January Clearance
only - $4.50
Guraanteed Fast Color
- PRINTS -
Reg. 59c yd.
DURING SALE, ONLY—
3 yards for $1.00
MEN 8
WORK SOX
6 pair-$1.00
MENS
LEATHER COATS
$15.00 Value—
(must clear our racks for
inventory)
no exchange — no return
At a Special price of—
Special - $6.95
5OO palTmenb
DRESS OXFORDS
Broken Lots
up to $10.00 value
Special at - $4.95
81x99 FIRST QUALITY
- SHEETS -
Special — $ 1.69
1 Group Broken Sizes
Ladies DRESSES
$7.95 Values
(Buy several at— )
only - $2.00
ALL LADIES~
FELT HATS
$3.95 value—to clear at—
only - $1.00
Men’s Blue Chambray
WORK SHIRTS
reg. $1.49 value
only - 98
Mr. and Mrs.’ Ernst Muenzler
mid daughter Evangelin, accompa
nied by Mrs. W. F. Finek of Wil-
low Springs, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis O. Muenz-
ler of New Ulin.
SP 3 Gilbert Hegemeyer spent
Saturday visiting with friends in
Damon.
The Woman’s Society of Chris-
tian Service of the Industry Me-
thodist Church met for their re-
gular meeting Jan. 4. in the edu-
cational building of the church.
Mrs. Ben Rogers opened the
meeting with a short prayer ser-
I
Mrs. Herman Barten and dau-
ghter, Mrs. Lester Aurich from
near Columbus visited in the
Homer Meyer home Tuesday.
means to extend
New Ulm
daughters. Martha and Ruth, of
Granger were guests at the Nel-
sonville parsonage last Thursday,
i They also were welcome visitors
I at the meeting of the Christian
| Sisters held in the Nelsonville
I church basement Thursday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kaase, Mr.
and Miv- Roger Kaase, and Mr.
and Mrs. John P. Kanias were vis-
itors in the W. D. Kamas home
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Albina Barton visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Batla of Wei-
come last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and!
and son,'ter of the Waking World.
: ...1 no,.. Sir. ri Tit II .lol
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I take this
special thanks to the
Fire Dept, for their assistance in
extinguishing the grass fire at my
place near town Monday after-
noon. Your prompt action kept
the flames from spreading to
nearby farm property.
Otto Ashorn
Delegates to the state conven-[
tion, Which will be held in Temple
the early pa?t of the summer, and
their alternates were elected as
follows: W. D. Kamas, with Joe
Jezek as alternate: Edwin Stal-
mach, with 3’. M. Kamas as alter-
nate; and .John Bravenee, with
Edwin Shupak as alternate.
The Nelsonville lodge has 432
members, and meetings are held
once a month—on the second Sun-
day of each month, at 2:00 o’clock
in the afternoon.
1956 Officers of Nelsonville
National Cemetery Ass’n.
At a recent meeting of the Nel-
sonville National Cemetery Asso-
ciation the following officers were
elected for this year: President,
Frank Surovik; vice-president. T.
M. Kamas, secretary, Arthur Se-
besta; ami treasurer, John P. Ka-
mas.
The custodian committee is
composed of Edwin Stalmach. Ed-
win Krause, and Robert Roesler.
Personals—
Surprise Party Honors
Gilbert Hegemeyer
Misses Lavina and Ellvina Flen-
tge were hostesses to a surprise
party given Sunday evening in
honor of Gilbert Hegemeyer, who
is returning to Ft. Riley, Kansas,
where he has been stationed. The
party was given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fientge.
An old-fashioned hayride from
6:00 o’clock to 7:45 started off
the evening, and was followed by
games and refreshments.
The refreshments included chic-
ken salad sandwiches, j»otato
chips, cake, cookies, candy, hot
jMhocolate and coffee. Mrs. Fientge
Assisted with the serving.
The honor guest was presented
a toilet kit to take back to camp.
Guests were Alice Halmus, Leo
Daniel Pesehel, Venline Pesehel,
Ona Faye Andreas, Lee-O-Dell
Warmke, Jodie Shunka, Geneva
Kaase, Telbert Luedke, Jean War
juke, Peggy Maresh, Katie Lou
JnMuse, Wilroy Pesehel. Leonalee
i nuitge, Jeanette Kaase, David
Schroeder, Gilbert Hegemeyer,
Wilfred Krause, Alvinlee Fientge,
Dolley Gallaway, Ona Lea Fient-
ge. Mr. and Mrs. Fientge, and the
hostesses.
Dan Kamases
Return From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kamas,
who left for a wedding trip to
Puerto Rico on Dec. 17, were baek
in Nelsonville, Friday and Satur-
day, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Kamas.
They report very good travell-
ing, by auto to Florida, and by
plane to Puerto Rico. Ami they
also report a fine visit with Mrs.
Kamas’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Juan Roman of Santuree, Puerto
Hico.
One of Dan’s comments about
the island was, “1 never expected
to see such tremendous mountains
in Puerto Rico. It is a beautiful
place.
SPJST Officers Installed
John Bravenee was installed
president of the Nelsonville
SPJST Lodge. No. (iS, last Sun-;
day afternoon. Other of livers in-
stalled were Erwin Huff, vice- <
president; Edwin Shupak, seere- I
W. 1). Kamas, financial see- ■
lAiary; and John P. Kamas, trees-i
urer. All the above-named offk-h
ers had been re-elected.
Dr. 11. E. Roensch, Dr James1
Marl*, and Dr. W. B. Neely wen- i
named examining physicians of
the lodge.
The resolution committee
imposed ot 1. M Kamas, ......
Mat-sh. and Mrs. Edwin Braven-
ee; and the auditing committee is
composed of Edwin Stalmach. Ar-
thur Sebesta, and Edwin Kamas.
In memory of our dear mother,
Ernestine Meyer
who passed away Jan. 13, 1955.
One year ago today you left us,
For that far-off land so fair,
And everyday we miss you,
Though we know you are happy
there.
The brightness of your smile, we
miss,
Your cheery words have gone,
But our love will last forever,
And that will guide us on.
The Children
On, O King Eternal”; Benedic-
tion: Numbers 6:24-26, Mrs. Ro-
bert Lindemann.
Business meeting followed with
the president. Mrs. Alfred Hupc
in charge. Minutes were
and approved and roll call
answered by 27 members,
treasurer’s report was heard and
50 sick calls and cards were re-
ported.
During the social hour, the
group enjoyed a delicious lunch.
—Reporter
W» wish to thank the many re-
latives and friends who attended
.our 60th wedding anniversary
'held in our home on Monday. Jan.
2. To those who remembered us
with lovely gifts and cards, we
wish to say a special ‘thank you.’ , Richter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee
v., ..... ............. ....
Rev. and^Mrs.^Gordon^Hejl 'joyous occasion and ask that God
bless you for making it possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kuehn.
Tuesday night. Jan. 3, the fol-
lowing guests visited at the Henry
Wittneben home, the occasion
being Mr. Wittneben’s 60th birth-
day anniversary: Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Kautz, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
isii i<> <i npwiui iiiciiiK iniuiiivr, -'ir. .»irs. iioijcri ijvt inc"iillif nun a snort prayer str-
We will always remember the | Wittneben and children, Mr. and vice.
Mrs. Connie Huff and Mr. and! The program Theme was: Mas-
Mrs. Franklin Krause aud sou, ter of the Waking World. Pre-
Franklin A.E. isented was: Scripture Jeremiah
j 9:23-24, Miss Emma Menking;
Prayer. Mrs.. C. Juergens; Hymn.
"Rise Up. O Men of God”; A
group discussion by the follow-
ing: Mrs. Ben Rogers, Mrs. Er-
nest Muenzler, Mrs. F. R. Muenz-
Gilbert Glaeser was a Houston ler and Mrs. S. R. Horwood; Talk.
business visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Melvin Spiess; Hymn, ■‘Lead!
THE NEW ULM ENTERPRISE, NEW ULM, TEXAS, Thursday, January 12th, 1956
NELSONVILLE BRIEFS
IN MEMORIAL
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Fietsam, Mrs. Joe H. New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1956, newspaper, January 12, 1956; New Ulm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1231319/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nesbitt Memorial Library.