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THURSDAY, MAY 10,1956
BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
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The new members are David
Wolf, David Schulz, Vernier Win-
kelmann, Idell Jean Kaase. Dan-
iel Dierking, Paul Faist and Bil-
lie Wayne Warmke.
with some of the residents of the
Brenham Rest Home Wednesday
morning for a short service.
Mrs. Wehrung gave a report of
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Mrs Melvin Draehn.
"Jess Savior Pilot Me," was the
dossing hymn selected by the
birthday celebrants.
This hospitality . was a com
Barbecue Sandwiches - Hot Dogs
Malts - IceCream - Soft Drinks
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CHRISTIAN SISTERS UNION
MEETS IN NEW TABOR
The 18th Convention of the
Christian Sisters’ Union of the
Czech Moravian Brethren Church
was held on May 3 in New Ta-
bor. Delegates from 21 Locals,
all six members of the executive
committee, nine ministers and a
host of guests were present.
Mrs. Oswald Boecker attended
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Forty • five girls participated
in the 4-H dress revue which
was attended by a large crowd.
evening.
'Mrs. Fraser presented the Bible
study which had for its subject
i “David: Son, Husband, and Fath-
rer-Discipline and Indendence."
At the conclusion of the study,
the meeting was closed with
। prayer. The members enjoyed a
short social period during which
time Mrs. Weiss served punch
i and cake.
The annual Ladies Aid and
were served with an assortment
of party sandwiches, canapes,
cookies, and confections.
In addition to winning the
Capt. Jabez Demming Chapter.
D. A. R., Miss Borgstedte enpturee
the district award and is wear-
ing a beautiful pin offered to the
winner.
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ing and prayer.
Mrs. H. F. Hodde of the visit-
i ing committee reported having
i made eight personal calls.
Mrs Emma Holle and Mrs.
Mary Adrian were welcomed as
I new members and Mrs. Fred Ro-
deck as a visitor.
Mrs. F. M. Mieling appointed
' her committees for June: hospi-
1 tality for four months, Mrs. Os-
car Schmidt, Mrs, Robert Appel,
I Mrs. Annie Tiemann and Mrs.
W. A. Weimanm visiting, Mrs.
Henry Appel and Mrs. A J. Weh-
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! Mrs. W. T. Thompson, secretary
i of spiritual growth. She read
and passages of Scripture that relat-
T i ed to the Bible study for the
The convention, which chose
“First Things First” as its theme
and “Living For Jesus” as its
convention song_began at 9:30 a.
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Christian Hope,” and closed with ■ fitted bodice dress with a wide
a prayer. gathered skirt. Her neckline was
Mrs. Theo Sager was in charge round. She chose white accessQ-
of Indian Misions. She pre-1 ries for her costume.
sented each member wip copy . Dorethy Whiting of Mr. Zion
about India Missions. was the second place winner in
Mrs. tawrence Schmidt and the same division and Marlon
MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
TO SPONSOR PICNIC
The Washington County Min-
isterial Alliance met Monday at
the First Baptist Church at 10
a.m. with Rev. O. K. Oelke in
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To The Music Of 1 r--_—-•—r —
prayer by the president, Mrs.
George Wehrung, after which
the members sang “Rise Up, O
Men of God” and "Faith of Our
Fathers.”’
Each member responded to roll
call with a verse of scripture. The
secretary, Mrs. Albert Voelkel,
tended by several from the
church.
The annuel birthday offering
which will have a two fold ob-
read a letter from the Presbyter- jective was taken. The fund will
ial president regarding registra- i go to area labbratory schools for
tion for the synodical training training Sunday School teachers
school at Mo Ranch in August, throughout the Assembly and
it was decided to make a reser- I to the Ybro Mission. West Tam-
vation at once for a delegate to pa. Florida.
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The topic. “Love I Our Fam-
ily, was diseussed by Nra Min-
nieCm-s ntfemmup 4 meet:
Ing of the Greenvine Ladies Aid
Women's Missionary Society.
The hymn, "O Blest the House,
What’er Befall,” opened the de
votional hour. Mrs. Walter Stark, i
the leader, and Mrs. Ed, Penkert
read the opening devotion, “My
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man: hostess fort June. Mrs.
Herbert Steinbach. Mrs. Otto
Stern and Mrs. S. H. Zetik.
Mrs. Herbert Scharff. program
chairman, presented the follow-
ing program; song by. Arlene
Krause, accompanied by Marilyn
The group decided to sponsor
i a picnic and get acquainted
meeting for all the Clergy of the
county and their families on Fri-
day, June 15 at Fireman's park
beginning at 4 pm.
Rev. Louis KraAtor was electe
vice-president off the alliance.
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The birthday celebrants, Mrs. Zion 4-H duh was the first place
winner in the junior schoq
Don’t Take Dope for
Muscular Aches, Pains
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penetrative, jvtt rub it on for Phegmadle and arth-
ntie pein relier, for muncular backache, foe lama
noreustimmussles and nching joints. BATHMTig
xore with «loqloue counter-irritant action that
Ttushesssongeted ereas, drawa, eooth™ and relieve
take dope until you’ye Been what BATHRiriS may
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m. with a short service. The mes-
sage was delivered by the Rev.
Daniel Marek of Houston.
The president, Mrs. Jos. Barton
of Nelsonville, then called the
convention to rder. Emphasis
was placeci an the support of for-
eign missions. The convention
pledged itself to purchase a car
for Rev. Premyal Pitter, so that
he may better carry on his
ministry among the scattered
Czech displaced persons in Ger-
many. Local .organizations were
encouraged io lend greater sup-
port toward the completion of a-
church summer camp. The Hus j
School Encampment, to be locat-
ed in Burleson County near Cald-
well. Texas.
altar, Mrs. Theo. Hahn. Mrs.
Daisies and tiny flags adorned Robert Hueske, Jr., Mrs. Ed. Hod-
the table. from which iced Cokes de and Mrs. Otto Kemper; visit
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Miss Tina Curtis, reprter.
In charge of the serving table
were Mrs. Luther Utesch and
1 Mrs. Ben Ziesemer. Assisting
with the refreshments were Mes-
dames Frank Kulhanek, Edgar
Miles, and B. C. Crawford. Mrs.
James H. Atkinson was in charge
of the guest book.
Guests were served Cokes,
sandwiches and candiies. . Table
decorations included white birds
in a white bird cage which was
surrounded with an arrangement
of daisies Interspersed with
spring flowers.
Members of the Beta Alpha
Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa,
honorary literary fraternity for
junior colleges, sponsored a tea
Sunday" afternoon at Rachel
Spencer Hall. Blinn College, in
observance of the 25th anni-
versary of the chapter. Its char-
ter was received May 2,1931, with
the late P T. Walker of the Blinn
faculty as sponsor.
Callers were greeted at the
door by the following officers of
the chapter: Johnny Menke, pre-
sident; Miss Beverley Rench, vice
president; and Miss Beatrice Bed-
nar, secretary • treasurer; with
their sponsor, Miss Clara Hamb-
len. Guests were registered by
Miss Betty Monferdini.
Refreshing fruit punch was
erved, with an assortment of
cookies, silted nuts and mints,
from the lace-covered table in the
dining room.
An arrangement of blue and
yellow daisies in small blue and
yellow china vases adorned the
table. These vases formerly be-
longed to Mrs. T. P. Walker, now
of Dallas, who sent the flowers
for the occasion, showing the
fraternity colors.
Miss Jo Ann Grebe, assisted by
the following chapter members,
served: Misses Vivian Baker and
Helen Pape; Donald Derrick, A.
E. Wallingford, Norman H. Prenza
ler, and Joe A. Spacek.
Guests included members of
the Blinn College faculty and
alumni who are members of Phi
Theta Kappa.
. i men laculty , msmbersp y4 » •
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were the 1955-56 officers of the'
A.A.U.W. They included Miss
Marjorie Arp, president; Mrs. C.
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. Mrs: James O. Graves, secretary;
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Dr and Mrs. A. E. Stinnett, "Thanks Be to God,” .was sung
guests including girls of the sen by the group in honor of the 25th
lorklassat the Brenham H i g h annivermry of- the WMF:--
school and D. A R. members.
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Krause; poem. Mother’s Hands"
by Mary Louise Schawe; comet
solo by Donald Kasprowioz, ac-
companied by Mrs. Streng.
During the social hour the hos-
tesses. Mis W. J. Rockhorn. Mrs.
। W. H Schawe, and Mrs. Henry
। Bockhorn served coffee cake and
• i eoffec.
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SALEM LADIES AID PLANS
MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUET
1 At the last meeting of the Sa-
lem Ladies Aid and Women’s
Missionary Sociely, it was decid-
ed to have an informal Mother
. Daughter Banquet on May 14 be-
ginning at 6 p m Each member
is asked to bring a covered dish
— for the supper.;
A special Mother’# Day pro-
gram, India Mission Service,
composed of hymns, scripture;
prayer and a reading, was led by
All girl graduates of Wash
ington County were recently hon- l
qred with . a’ tea given by the |
Denham chapter of the Ameri- ,
can Association of University
Women.
Senior girls of Brenham ami
Burton High Schoqs and grad- 12
usar011 g. V ves at vBlinn Col- f - ?
lege attended the tear, h e l d at
Rachel Spencer Hall on the Blinn ,
' College campus. Guests were wo-
JIMMIE HEAP and the
MELODY MASTERS
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Eleanov Johnson, a 4 H girl
from Pleasant Grove was the
first place winner in the senior
street dress division of the Negro
4-H Dress Revue.
She wore a green and white
Aid opened their last meeting
whir the hymn. “Blessed Gift of
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Miss Laura Cherry Stinnett the chairman. Mrs. Robert Hues-
and Miss Diana Hoeffert. daugh- i ke, Jr. A collection was taken for
ters of members of the local
chapter, Daughters of the Amer-
ican Revolution, were hostesses
for a Coke party at the home of
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suk "* - ' - -- - the kind of cakes, pies and biscuits
Schulte and Mrs. Fred Schulte, division. She wore an orchid and
selected. “What A Friend We white check gingham with a long
Have in Jesus," as the closing bodice and soft gathers. Wilma
hymn which was followed by, Marshall, of St. Matthew 4-H
the Lord’s Prayer. club was second and Mildred
—————— Curny of Mt. Zien was the third.
WELCOME LEAGUERS Pauline Johnson of Gay Hill,
SEE FILMSTRIP Sylivia Cooper of Independence.
... , and Eddie M Crawford of Good-
I he film strip, To Be A Mis* will were the three top winners
slonary, was shown by Rev. W: in the senior skirt division. Pear-
Woll at the May 1 meeting ofjline Smith, Sandra J. Ross and
Uie Welcome Luther League. (Bobbie L. Deaver, of Independ-
The meeting opened with therence were the tree top winners
songs, "Faith of Our Fat tiers." in the junior sk.rt division. The
“Let the Lower Lights Be Burn- J two top winners in the senior
ing," and “Stand Up for Je«us.” drpM division wHl enter the
The 23rd Pslam was said by all State Dress- Revue in July at,
and prayer was read by Verlin Prairie View A&M College.
The meeting closed with the Classified ad will get the desired
Lord’s Prayer and the doxology. results.
Sunday school picnic will be held
pliment t Miss Jan Borgstedte, I on the afternommaf June 3.
recipient of the D A R. good citi- Mrs. Annie Sander and Mrs.
ensh p award. Who was present-Ee 1w in Gr awunder were w< lcom-
ed with a silver spoon as a grad edas yiskors.
. ,, . , The following commit tees were
uation gift. Hostesses and hon a p pointe d for May:
social, Mrs. Chris Tiemann.
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The Presbyterian Women of per for May would be held on r - “ ‘
the Church met Thursday even- May 24.
ing at the church with Mrs. Wil- Mrs. J. Y. Allen reported on
Ham Weiss, Jr. as hostess. Mrs.; the prayer group that meets each
Weiss, mother of Mrs. C. B. , Wednesday morning for an hour.
„ i . . She stated that the group met
rlaser, was welcomed as a guest. 1 - -
The meeting was opened with
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Dr. Daniel Russell, Professor of
Sociology at Texas A&M College,
spoke on-“Feed, the Universal
Problem.” Mrs. William Chupik
of Temple, Texas, conducted the
Memorial Service for 18 departed
i members.
The Rev. Henry E. Reseda, Jr .
president of the Synodical Com ~
mittee, installed the following of
ficers for the ensuing two years.
President. Mrs. Willim Chupik j
of Temple; vice president, Mrs. P. N
J. Kostohryz of Temple; secre.
tary, Mrs. J. H. Siptak of Cold
well; financial secretary, Mrs. W
J. Baletka of Rosebud; a n d
treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Lostak pt
Highlands.
The next convention will be
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