The La Grange Journal (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 5, 1956 Page: 3 of 12
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FRIGIMUtE
FRIGIDA1RE
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ALL-ELECTRIC
by W.G. Johnson
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LEGION HALL - LA GRANGE
THURSDAY, APRIL 5
retail cost of cotton
Helmuth
1:30 P. M.
A Personal Thank You
Beyond My
From
ADAiCIK’S
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John A. Bohol
HEINERS MOTOR CO.
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April 15
LA GRANGE AIITO CLINIC
PHONE 597 — LA GRANGE
MOTOR
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INSPECTION STATIONS
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THE ABOVE DEALERS
ARE AUTHORIZED
VEHICLE
INSPECTION
BRASHER MOTOR CO.
Chevrolet
they develop.
Some Interesting
werebought out u
meeting; for instant
Several valuable door prizes will be awarded, and every lady
attending will be presented a gift So plan now to attend—there's
no obligation whatsoever!
1 cleanest and beet way to cook. There will be shown, also,
many short cuts In cooking and other features in the ouiinaey
Hne.
Bear Wheel Alignment — Motor Tune-Up
General Auto Repairs
They Invite
You To Drive In
For Auto Inspection
On hand to supervise the demonstration win be Miss Virginia
Smith, Frigidaire’s home economist; and Mr. Leonard Forrester,
Frlgidaire’s Houston district manager. They will also be glad to
answer any questions you might have.
Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service
PHONE 20 — LA GRANGE
DEADLINE!
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853
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Authorized MERCURY Dealers
General Automotive Repairing
PHONE 434 — LA GRANGE
REHCK MOTORS
Sale* — STUDEBAKER —Service
PHONE 507-W — LA GRANGE
WARNKEN PARTS & SERVICE
Automotive Repairs Of All Kinds
PHONE 631 —LA GRANGE
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FAYETTE COUNTY MOTORS
REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE
EVERYTHING WE SELL — WE SERVICF
PHONE 44 : LA GRANGE
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THE ABOVE
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Dies In Yoakum
Mrs. Annie Henkhaus, wife of
W. H. Henkhaus, died at the
family home Saturday after q
lingering illness at the age of
63 years. She is survived by her
ROSENDERG-TORR, IRC.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER - PONTIAC
Bear Wheel AMg^yg _ *i~iliittia|
PHONE 326 — LA GRANGE
«, the
s Tomp-
t Specia-
xas.
J cational
e book
larrled a
tzgerald.
nlty Hill
ring the
— ——— —■- services were conduct-
ed from the Yoakum Catholic
Church with burial In the Yoa-
kum Cemetery.
One son preceded her In death.
Mrs. Henkhaus was a relative of
Mrs. Laura Forres.
His 70th Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Svrcek
entertained at their home Sun-
day with a dinner. The occasion
Buick
Weimar, Ln Grange, Schulenburg, Ftotonl*
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Set At Sv
Decoration
served at the
theran Church C<
Swiss Alp on Sunil
Services will be I
farm, O'Quinn, has a plot with
t:
lanted so varieties planted side
uy side in as near the same con-
ditions as possible cun be ob-
served and used as a guide in
determining the variety of com
ISnPlS2tL<Further inl®rm*tlon
w 11 7 On these Plots an
I statist^
nomists r‘ ~
ice In 1954
! 74% of the
__ cot- * :
ton the farmer’reeeives’ 12% of
pig, Do&ib «-*•»«•«• wo-.
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competing for the heavy Utter
contest awards which will be a-
ta, hss^t Utter at gj
Harry MicZn, Pecan 4-H mem-
b*8 ?he registered boar In
In May, -8 more boys will re-
ceive gilts from these littere and
a start In the reclstered hog
business. 777
Two corn variety demonstra- ,
______55ST"
In Texas 28, Texas
30 Texas 32, Funk G 711 and |the
\ the personnel!.
Lad Cmajdalka Home From Hospital
Royce Maschek who was a pa-
tient in the Fayette Memorial
Hospital the past several weeks
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LA GRANGE JOURNAL THURSDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1956
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You To Drive h
An Ad Elsewhere In This Issue Advises My
Future Business Intentions And I Will Continue
A4SA1IMC1 , g 11g* IMTHMinD ryq A
To APP^ate Your Patronage.
Warreotofl Area News
Mrs. V. G. Freozei
ed sulphur at the rate of 1 to 3
lbs. per hundred sq. feet may be
used. We must be careful not to
overfeed roses in our desire to
?n^ain th«flnest Dowers, as fer-
tilisers will not replace good
general care, including proper
watering, and spraying for in-
sect and disease control” she
concluded. "Know Your Flow- which is sponsored by the
e” u a recreation game conduct- Roebuck Foundation has i
lerd^.Mrs Albert Y*1 a hl the hog business
Rotwrt ISr,7 " - a"b Membw’ >» H«nr MlX
W. T. Smith. Her prize was a
package of zinnia seeds. A Bible
Quiz was won by Mrs. Ben Mc-
Cormick. Six membtrs of the
club plan to join the group mak-
ing the Educational Tour spon-
sored by the County HD Coun- 4MUUia
the International Flower 4-H Club member's
bliatAn A 4V a « r* * ““ * — v
Quade, Willa Ktae"&h5te7 ft^lter the meeting f
gret That Due To Circumstances
7 Control I. Am Being Forced To Retire
by Funeral services were conduct-
This Business.
LA GRANGE MOTOR CO.
uYoiir Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1921’*
PHONE 311-LA GRANGE
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Birthday Party
Grandma Wm. Bauer and Mr.
and Mrs. Weston Bauer enter-
tained a group of friends and re-
latives with a pork barbecue
supper, Saturday, March 24, the
occasion being Roger’s ninth
birthday anniversary. The pic-1
nic table, prepared out in the
yard of the family home, was
centered with a large, white co-
coanut birthday cake holding
nine candles.
Church News
During the morning service on
Palm Sunday, March 25, a class
of 15 young people were con-
firmed -in St. John Lutheran
Church in Warrenton. Wilfred
Frenzel, Kirby Kellers, Anna
Jean Kneip, Betty Lou Muesse, to — *
Artie Wayne Oetkin, Linda LouJ^ow inHoustdn on April 6. Af-
vey Jean Tre;
big, James 1 '
Wied, Carol Ann
Mary Keilers and
.Ztoae Jr. The church was filled
to overflowing with relatives
and friends of the confirmants
You will see demonstrated the very latest in electric ranges help wlebrate1 their^rowHrmK
tion. The confirmants will re-
ceive their first Holy commu-
nion in one of the two Commu-
nion Services held during the!
To All That Patronized Me During The Past
Years While I was In The Beer Business. I Re-
FAYETTEVU1E
Mrs. Laura Forres
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Mr. -and Mrs.
VAAC AUircitti 111© SUU-
born daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
&"-*!? h“ much
— ------------ Fowder- ^Cemetery Wednesday afternoon, proved in health.
[White at 1:30 PM on
April 16.
Brotheriiood Meets
“Prayer is a priviledge, but it
is more than that,” Rev. W. E
Doerr, Pastor of St. John’s Lu-
theran Church of Warrenton
told the Brotherhood when they
met in regular meeting at 7:30
--------------- — PM, Tuesday, March 20, as he
Easter Season. One will be held discussed the Topic pf the
at 7.30 PM in connection with month “Count Me A Partner- In
the Maundy Thursday service, Living A Life Of Prayer”. He
and the other at 10 AM on Eas- continued, “Prayer should be
ter Sunday morning. Immedi- considered as a generator or bat-
ately following the services on terY- for power, instead of as a
Easter Sunday morning, an Eas- spare tire, to be used in case of
ter Egg Hunt will be held bn the emergency. Prayer is not only
playground area for the child- Preparation for work, it is ac-
ren, sponsored by the Sunday tually the Christian’s c'‘ ‘
School. work” he said.
Club Mets Roll call was answered
"Roses are probably the most twelve members present,
popular of all garden flowers,” The next meeting of the Bro-
Mrs. W. T. Smith, rose enthusi- [therhood will be held at 7:30
ast, told the members of the on April 17, the third Tuesday
Walhalla Home Demonstration evening in April, and all inter-
Club when they met in a regular rested men of the congregation
meeting at the home of Mrs. pare invited to attend.
Vastine Treybig, at 1:30 PM on --------------
Monday, March 19. “Roses at-
tain their best growth In full
sunshine but good results may
be obtained if they are exposed. ____ M-Uirc-
to sunshine for at least 6 to 8 Attend Funeral
r^77iday’” She Mr.-and Mrs. Cmmuauu
require large amounts of water, attended the funeral of the still
but good soil drainage is impor- F — * • - e
tant for successful rose
dition the alkaline soil.
The 4-H Club Swine Program
which Is sponsored bv the Sean-
Fayette County each j
boys receive a registered
and from the first litter they
tur? gllt t0 b* 8lven to anoth-
er 4-H Club member.
Everett Wied’s gilt has 11 pigs
for the largest number. Last re-
FS’Wtyne Hanna, Flatonia
, -----‘— j gilt had 10
pigs, Nolan Bruns, »chi
Ann Wunderlich. I at the honwof Mre. T. J. ToP-Carmto?4-HaSb 8
Sunday, and James Vinklarek, Cistern
4-H Club with a 7 pig Utter.
Eugene Ohnheiser Schulen-
burg 4-H Club member had the
misfortune of his gilt dying the
past year so she will be replaced.
Thomas Antosh, Schulenburg
club member has the other gilt
in this year’s program.
These boys are now feeding
and caring for these pigs and
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Duewall, L. A. The La Grange Journal (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 5, 1956, newspaper, April 5, 1956; La Grange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1254178/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.