The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 62, Ed. 1 Friday, June 2, 1944 Page: 2 of 4
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944
THE FAYETTE COUNTY RECORD, LA GRANGE, TEXAS
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Buy U. S. War Bonds and
Stamps.
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Oak Sunday school 1 p
ran services 3 p. m.
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Peace of, Mind tomorrow
comes from Insurance
bought TODAY.
ED. A. GIESE
“Your AgamT
La Cteaaga, Tease
4/5 Quart Ron Bombo Straight
Distilled Rum, was $4.50, now------
4/5 Quart Tequila, Imported Mexico
Was $5.00, now — ———----—
4/5 Quart Goddard's Imported Bum,
Was $4.50, now--------
4/5 Quart Portela, Imported Rum,
Was $4.50, now--
4/5 Quart Tawny Port, Import from
Portugal, was $2.50, now----■■■■■
Book Your Orders Now For
Straight Bourbons
Dr. Frank J. Guenther
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Across from Hospital
PHONES: Office 881 — Res 411
LA GRANGE : TEXAS
DR. A. H. REBSCH
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
Record Bldg. — Phone M3
LA GRANGE, : TEXAS
GRADUATES
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P-W CAMP
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the remainder of the day.
Farmers who need and
use
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Published (very Tuesday and Friday by ths
______Farmers Publishing Company
OFFICERS:
PRE3BYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Guy B. Duff. Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45 o’clock. L.W.
Stolz, Supt.
Preachlug services at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. each Sunday.
Midweek Bible Clara each Thurs-
day evening at 7:80.
The Woman's Auxiliary meets
the first Tuesday In each month
at 3 o’clock.
Church officers meet the first
Sunday of each month Immediat-
ely after the evening service.
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clock
Fighting tanks need
fighting lubricants
—lubricants that will fight heat-
keep motor and gears working
smoothly despite tough battle con-
ditions. So the U. S. Army uses
Sinclair lubricants for many of its
tanks, jeeps and other mechanized
equipment.
KOENIG FUNERAL
HOME
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone: 33 and 244 — La Grange
Dr. Arnold J. Darilek
GENERAL DENTAL
PRACTICE . . . X-RAY
Otto A. Hunger Building
Telephone Office 175 - Res. 154
To give your car the same, sure
protection, get Sinclair lubricants
from your Sinclair Dealer. To pro-
tect your engine, for example, he
offers Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil.
This famous oil stands up longer and
lubricates better because it is both
de-waxed and de-jellied. Use Sinclair
Opaline to keep your car rolling.
After receiving medical atten-
tion, the injured arm is heal-
ing nicely.
Wedding Announced ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F Dorsey
formerly of Flatonia but now
Jo Schmidt,
Loni.ie Mae
Lillie, Doris
ABSTRACTS
Caar'es Fertach-Msrvln D. Fertsch
Fertsch & Fertsch
LAWYERS
Notary * Stenographer in Office
First Natl. Bank Bldg - Phone 3*
HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS
Audrey Catholic cemetery.
Surviving are her mother,
one brother and two sisters.
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.‘A a. r. Hoblzal
lorreeoendent
Meyenberg Drug store, Hermes
Drug Store end La Grange Drug
Co.; In Fayetteville at Emil
Zapalac, Druggist.
IFOumDation CAibwmemt^
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By d’Alessio | FLATOtyl
neasee.
1 To Port Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jacob
spent the last week-end ini
Port Arthur with their child-
ren.
Tax Vote Saturday.
ing 50c in the recently grouped honoring
Carmine-Round Top rural member
high school district u.a*
held Saturday, June 3 Votingj Frank s eighteenth
will take place at Carmine, party was held
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks and appreciation
to all for the many acts of
kindness shown us during the
iiUiwir itmI nt th^nm __
beloved husband and father,
Sebastian Rotter We espe-
cially wish to thank the Rev.
R. Heise, La Grange hospital,
Dr. F. J. Guenther,
TTi 1 va 1 T-Trvv-vir* v»v-»rl 4
Those present included mem-
ibers of the graduating class.
Various games were played
and refreshments were served.
Sunday school ind Bible
consisting of at 9:30
German service* at 10:45.
S<. John's Rutersvlllo:
German services at 9:15 t
Sunday school aftor services.
St. John> EUlnger:
English services at 2:30.
Missionary Society Tuesday
4 p. m.
Luther League at 8 p. m.
HATS
Steam Cleaned A Blocked 75c
Suita Cleaned & Pressed 50c
Suita Pressed 30c
JOE HOEFER
First Baptist Church
Pastor, J. Moulton Parker
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at 10:15 a.
Evening worship at 7:30 p. m.
W. M. 8. Monday afternoons at
3:30 p. tn.
Prayer meeting,
nights at 7:30 p. m.
A welcome Is extended to all.
SWISS ALP CLUB
The Swiss Alp home demon-
stration club held its meeting
at the home of Mrs. Gus. Foer-, canning powders are likely to
ster on May 23. Mrs. Florence
- Low canned pineapples, cat
r
was also
birthday.
will take place at Carmine, j*T*‘r at tf?e
Round Top, Walhalla and Ne-; Guenther home Sunday n>ght[
chanitz. after the baccalaureate serv-
Enlarging Garage. ices.
Donald Nagel is having car-'
penters busy at work putting
an annex to his service station
and garage, which will enlarge
his building quite a bit.
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! Holy Communion, 10:80 a. m,
I June 4, Youth of the Church,
3:00 p. tn.
June 7, Frauon Verein, 3:30 p.
, sta-
Calif.,
spent a few days with his par-
ents and friends the past
week.
Back In States.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph J as-
ter received news from their
son, Melvin, who was wounded
in the Pacific area a few
months ago, that he is back j
in the States and now in a hos-
Phbedelphls
Swlee Alp
(U. L. C. A.)
F. Erhard Ellers, Paetor
June 4, Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.
June 4, German service and
Lucille Bohot Given
Shower Sunday
Miss Lucille Bohot, bride-
elect of Sgt. James Williams of
St. Louis but presently sta-
tioned at Camp Swift, was
honored at a crystal and silver
shower Sunday afternoon giv-
en at the Lester hotel dining
room by Mrs. T. A. Outlaw of |
Austin.
The afternoon was spent
principally in conversation.
Refreshments
1 sherbert and cake were served.
Each guest was given a rose
I in which was found a T/5 on
I which were the words Lucille
[and Jimmie, June 11.
The honoree received many
lovely gifts of crystal and sil-
ver in her chosen pattern.
SAVE WEAR WITH
1
Jcant sleep-
No need to lie in bed—toss—
worry and fret because CON-
STIPATION cr GAS PRES-
SURE won't let you sleep Be
sensible—get up—take a dash of
ADLER-I-KA
as directed, to relieve the pressure
of large intestines on neivea and
organs of the digestive tract. Ad-
lerika assists old food wastes an J
gas through a comfortable bowel
movement so that bowels raturn
to normal size and the discomforts
of pressure stop. Before you know
it, you are asleep. Morning finds
you feeling clean—refreshed and
ready for a good day's work or fun.
Get AW/er/Am y»wr Arrnggtst forfay.
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Freyburg Methodist Church
John Schreiber. Prator
June 4, Sunday school at 10:30.
German services at 11:30. At Post
m. Ger-
Ev. Lutheran Church
Carl Baer, Pastor
Sunday, June 4:
Park: Dlvlno servlcra at 10 o’-
m.
ivcoinmvu \
John Schroeder. Manager
OLD MASONIC BLDG.
Opposite: Fayette County Record
~ Koenig jphone: Office 381, Residence 109
Funeral Home, and these who J--------------------—'
sent the beautiful flowers.
Your kindness is greatly ap-
preciated.
Mrs. Anna Rotter
And Children
American Lutheran Church
Rev. R. Helse. Pastor
St. Paul’s La Grange:
linger.
Those who
respect were:
Anton Kallus
John Krenek,
vy, Mr. and
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Die Record Is authorized to
announce the following as can-.
didates in the Democratic Pri-|
mary Election on .
1944:
For District Clerk:
ROY H. GIESE
For District Judge:
J. R. FUCHS
M. C. JEFFREY
For County Judge:
THEO. W. LUEDERS
H. W. PITMAN
For Assessor-Collector
EMIL BACA
GILBERT H. ECK
For Sheriff:
WM. LOESSIN
W. H. RIGHTMFR
For County Treasurer:
B. F. SIEBEL
For County Attorney:
JOHN C. MARBURGER
For County Clerk:
JOHN A. KUBENA
For Commissioner, Prct. 1:
A. V. SMITH
For Commissioner, Prct.
H. E. ZAPP
ALFRED WAGNER
R A. PIETSCH
For Commissioner; Prct.
WALLACE CHERRY
For Justice of the Peace,
Precinct 1:
GEO. L. HAIDUSEK
For Justice of The Peace,
Preqinct 5:
RAY T. FOSTER
Public Weigher, Prct. 1:
J. F. DRAB
Too Much Rain.
This community had plenty’
of rain the past week, putting
farmers back with their farm!
work. Very little cotton has
been chopped up to now.
On Leave.
Seaman Kermit Noak,
tioned at San Diego
HONORED AT PARTY
Dr. and Mrs. Frank J Guen-
, hr>nn«4n0 their son, Franl, a
rural member of the graduating
will be cl®58- 1^e occasion
become lax in cleaning their
equipment and in careless can-
r»te, beans and sne -AY WWIWI ......I!! I
bo discussed two ways of can-1 m?«ht use a canning powder
ning: the pack raw and steam comparatively harmless to
method, and pre-cook and health and still have food
peck, which every member en- ruined by spoilage or anisms.
joyed very much. After the Nothing will take place of
meeting a delicious lunch was heat properly applied in right
■erved. The next meeting will canning methods. You’ll find
be held at Mrs. Herbert Gebert these methods in B-85, “Home
on June 27. fanning of Fruits and Vege-
tables", canning bulletin from
the Texas Extension Service.
[You can get a copy from the
| home demonstration agent’s
office.
can
r ?gro labor should contact
[these men for help in securing
colored farm labor. j
Boys, girls, men and Women
who live in town and not al-
ready in work otherwise and
! want to help the farmers save
■ their crop, should register for
farm work with the county
agent or Marshall Holloway,
secretary of chamber of com-
merce at La Grange, or regis-
Al- —. .1A—
Schulenburg with Miss Annie
Leek. Other communities need-
ing labor recruiting centers
should contact the county
pital center in the state of Ten- a^®nt-
For further information and
details in regard to the farm
labor problems see or write
your county agent.
Pentecostal Church of God
Byler School
Rev. Watt Ellie, Paetor
Bible Teacner and Lecturer
You are Invited to come to
church at Byler and hear special
Hinging and some interesting mes-
sages on prophesy, each Thursday
and Sunday at 8 p. m.
of Houston announce the en-
gagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
[ Wanda, to Joe Me Nary Cad-
w well Jr., son of J. M Cadwgll
The closing exercises of the! $r; Flatonia. Die wedding
Flatonia grade schools were [will be an event of June,
held in the high school audito- Dies In Austin.
rium on Friday afternoon at Miss Frieda Richter about
2 o’clock. The program opened 40 years of age died in Austin
with the entire audience sing- on Wednesday evening, May
ing “America followed by the an jUness
Pledge of Allegiance to the[ ’ ,
Flag.” Doris Jean Walker gave weeks duration,
the address of Welcome. Other) The remains were brought
numbers were: Song Audrey | here to the home of her mother
Freytag; ’ ^2 j Thursday afternoon from where
J?!*—- «»k rt- Friday
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The following pupils com- with services at the local
pleted their studies in the [Sacred Heart church Rev. Ed-
grade school and were awarded mund Bily offic.ated and said
diplomas to enter high school: the requiem high mass. Inter-
[ Doris Walker, Olga Vyvjala, ment took place in the Praha
Catherine Marecic, Z ’ , ------*
and Lois Jean Freytag- Anna
Belle Doehring, PatrcAa Mc-
Call, Rosalie Krenek Dolores
Faltisek, Joyce Prunner,
Georgie Ann Stavinoha. June
Callicot, Annie
Irene Pavlicek,
Beale, Dorothy
June I leders, Victor Zouza-
lik, William Barta, Jerome,
Schwenk?. <Tu»rl!e tCrentkJ
Wesley Ballard Fred Olsen,!
Edu aid Mica, and Edward:
Stoner. Following this there
were other various awards to!
the pupils by Suot E. E. Plow-
rnan. '
The closing address was
given by Rev. Parker after
which the pupils adjourned to
their rooms to receive their
1 report cards.
Breaks Arm Fifth Time.
Billie Bob Marsh had the
« o. v. ™isfortkutne t0. fa“ “r;^b4reak
at the city utilities office at riS^t arrn ^or the fifth time.
q q
Sunday scbool at 9:45 A m.
John -O. Marburger, superinten-
dent
Morning worship at 10:50 a. m.
Ev suing services at 8:15 p. m.
The board of stewarta meets on
the last Wednesday of every
month at 8:15 p. m.
La Grange Hospital
Full-Time Registered Technician
German, Bohemian and
Spanish Spoken
Visiting Honrs 9-11 A m,
8-5 m . 7-9 p m.
LA GRANGE : PHONE 35
Many From Hostyn
At Rev. Raska’s Rites
A number of people of Hos- !
tyn, near Ellinger, attended
the funeral ritec of Rev. In.
Raska, pastor of St. Mary’s [
1 Catholic church of Frydek, but hm
formerly of Hostyn, near El- V B fl
paid their last! | |1 I I
Mr. and Mrs. I 11 W I V I 3
and daughter,
Henry Hracho-,
Mrs. Otto We-!
cheta, Mr. and Mrs Henry!
Cook, Mrs. Jacob Kochi, Miss
Mary Hrachovy, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Zapalac, Mr and Mrs.!
Gregor Prihoda, Jos. A. Hra-
chovy and daughter.1:, Miss [
Nova Dell Fritsch, Mrs. Philip)
Supak, Mr. and Mr?. C. F.
Hrachovy, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Walla and sons, Frank Jurajda,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krenek,
Mr. and Mrc. Eddie Kochi, Ed-
ward Supak, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Scheel and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Walla
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Jasek and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Tobias and Joe Marusik.
The large attendance from
the Hostyn, near Ellinger com-
munity attested to the high es-
teem in which the deceased
was held. Father Rnrka was in
charge of this parish for 11
years prior to going to Frydek,
~ ~ ' . you continue to take them in
Lucille Janssen; canned food, they might prove
Krause; Doris Kuhn, Carmine;)
Leatrice Michalk, Evelyn Rai-
Dosek, Clara Rauch, Ruth
Scott, Nellie Mae Smith, Rita
Tumis, Barbara Ann Willman
and Esther Lee Zitterich.
One of the largest cro’
ever assembled in the spacious taining boric acid,
gymnasium attended the exer-' And, too, some of the pow-
cises, the attendance being es-' ders decrease food values. For
instance, soi .c compounds con-
tain bisulfites that destroy Vi-
tamin B-l.
Here's one more warning.
Homemakers who put faith in
Against The Use
Schmidt, War Of Canning Powders
O—U-.Ia—. T I
1 no magic and plenty
Howard Taylor, West)of harm “ “canning powders.’’
Point; Alfred Zvonek Plum. | Under no circumstances
Also Velma Behrens Willie, should these preservatives be
Bartosh, Rose Marie used “> home canned food, is
Annie Belota, advice of Mrs. Florence W.
Plum) Doris Bollmey^r, Mar- Low, Fayette county home
jorie Ehlers; Audrey Eichler,.demonstration agent.
Car' foe Helen Ruth Fischer; I If you went some reason,
Della Mae Giese, Wards; Doris there are plenty of them. Some
Jean Haberlein; Annie Mae
^Harbers, West Point; Maurice
Highsmith, Rose Marie Hoefer; hyde
Ivalee II _ ,
La Verne Jaeger Carmine; wouldn’t prove harmful. But if
Gladys Jaster Carmine; Dolo-
res Janda, I 7
Gladys Juren, ElFnger- Juenelljmost injurious.
Incidentally, most canning
powders don’t preserve. Mrs.
Low says botulinus, one of the
most treacherous bacteria, can
continue to grow and give off
its deadly poison in canned
>wds food put up with powders con-
gymnasium attended the exer-[
thp atfpnHanrp pc- *
timated between 700 anc 800.
■MM BACA Preaident
■> & BAMBUCH .... Vice President and AraisUnt Manager
■ J. 8ULAK ... Secretary, Editor and Buslnez* Manager
■MN L. SULAK Managing Editor
MAS. W. PRIEBE News Editor
■■tBCTORS—John Baca, Kenny Stork, Jamea Pavllca, L. J. Sulak
and F. 8. BambucA
Entered as second clans mail matter at the Postoffice at
La Grange, Texas.
■■■erlptlon Price: 32.50 a year, 31.40 tor six monthi, 75c for three)
months, pal l in advancA
IMVMRTI8ING RATES—Display, per Inch, 55<; Readers, first insertion,
per word, 3c; Readers, subsequent insertions, per word l%c.
Bt_!utlenc ci Rcsr.cct $2.00, Card uf Timuiui $1.00
Address all communications to:
The Fayette County Record, La Grange, Texas.
[ Home Agent Warns
de, Warrenton; Jack Scharn-1
berg; Marvin f
renter:; Weldon Scholtz; Lon-| ,
nfo S'ebel, Carmine; J. J. Sula) r k eres
Jr.; Howard Taylor, West
Mae Bartosh, Rose Marie \sed honw canned food, is
Baumbach; Annie Belota,
jorie Ehlers; Audrey Eichler,) demonttration agent.
Car’ foe; Helen Ruth Fischer;! If you went some
of these powders likely contain
chemicals such as formalde-
or salicylic acid. Now
Hoermann, Carmine; maybe one small dose of these
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