Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 25, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 7, 1967 Page: 4 of 6
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The Grace Lutheran After-
noon Ladies Circle met Th-
ursday, Feb. 2 for their mon-
thly meeting. The meeting op-
OFFICE HOURS
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She said it is important
for a woman’s morale that she
look as beautiful at njght time
as. she does during the day;
PEARLIE LOOKS FORWARD TO SERVING YOU
AS A TELLER AT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BRENHAM, TEXAS.
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COLORADO COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
FRIDAY, FEB. 10
Fish sticks with catsup,
creamed potatoes, blackeyed
peas, celery sticks, hot rolls,
apple cobbler, 1/2 pt. milk
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THE OPENING OF HIS
OFFICE FOR THE
PRACTICE OF
GENERAL DENTISTRY
OFFICE LOCATED Af 205 VULCAN ST
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CASH ITEMS.
PEARLIE, AS MOST PEOPLE KNOW HER, IS A
qeTE OE BSKAM HIGH SEHNSh AND-
ALSO ATTENDEOBLINN COLLEGE. SHE HAS
WORKED AS A BOOKKEEPER AND ALSO AS
A PROOF MACHINE OPERATOR BEFORE BE-
COMING A TELLER.
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8
Breaded veal cutlets with
catsup, cream peas, lettuce
and tomato salad, fruit Jello,
hot rolls, 1/2 pt. milk *
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no doubt they’re designed for
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swered roll call and the treas-
urer’s report was given. Com-
mittees reported making 40
sick and hospital visits, two
school visits, sending seven
sympathy and seven get-well
cards, serving at one funeral,
greeting six visitors. Placing
fowers for February are Mrs.
Walter Mertins and Mrs. Eric
Moerbe.
-women with smaller
figures and a controlled sil-
and carrot slaw, pinto beans,
sliced peaches, 1/2 pt. milk
THURSDAY, FEB. 9
Creamed chicken with rice,
English peas, pickled beets.
can also be in two yard, three
and one-half yard or four
yard lengths.
Delegates elected to the
convention at St Pair’s Lu-
theran Church in Brenham are
Mrs. Charlie Helm and Mrs.
Herbert Keim, as alternate.
TAPESTRY JACKET (left) is what a pretty girl would wear—especially one who no t
jonger wants the wav-out look. The ..rolled knit collar and cuffs make for added
wannth. It's worn with Russlers—cowboy. style pants. On a chilly evening before the
fire the outfit (right) has the idealtouch—- casual. warm and feminine. The he-rib-
boned pullover with lacy stretch trim comes in flattering light and bright shades. It’s
__worn with sido-xippered stretch pants, tapered and proportioned for perfect RE----
These are Russ designs.
a Thank You note from Mrs.
Dorothy Mansure in New Gui-
nea.
It was decided to order Bi-
ble reading books for the AL -
CW and also to donate to the
new hymnals.
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Each account is insured to $15,000 cyan agency
of the Federal Government. This means that if
Mr. and Mrs. John Doe wish to invest over that
amount, they may open separate accounts for John
Doe, and Mrs. John Doe. Fund invested by the
10th: of the month earn a dividend from,the 1st.
Forty-nine members and
one visitor, Mrs. Robert C.
Appel, were in attendance at
. the regular meeting of the
St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies
- Aid on Thursday, Feb. 2 at
the Parish House.
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new togs unfolded as lingerie
makers showed their newest
to the nation’s fashion press
during anil-day clothes mara-
thon.
Awning striped paper bras,
bikinis, slips and pettiskirts, .
introduced by F ormfit Rogers,
are ordering like hot dogs at
the circus, a spokesman for
the firm said.
These are the discard kind
good for five or six wearings.
They are part of the paper
clothes revolution started by
Mars Manufacturing Co.
At last count paper clothes
included togs for children, for ’
expectant mothers, swimsuits
for motel guests and, for the
home, such discard items as
sheets and bath towels.
Formfit Rogers called their
paper undergarments "funny
papers," but noted that the >
move to paper underwear isn’t
comic.
"It’s practical for people
who travel for the hostess
as easily as not could be slept
in.
All featured secret shell-
cups of lightest fiberfill and
cleverly camouflaged spandex
bands and stretch straps for
light figure control. Olga
PEOPLE WHO SERVE YOU
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St. Matthew Lutheran of
Sandy Hill mid-week Lenten
services begin at 7:30 p.m.
Eben Ezer Lutheran of Ber-
lin, Senior Choir, 7:30 p.m.
Brownie Troop . meeting at
St. Paul’s Parish House, 311
W. Third, 3:15 p.m.
St. Paul’s Chapel and Chan-
cel Choirs rehearsing at chur-
ch, 4:15 p.m.'
St. Patil’s Ash Wednesday
Worship, 7 p.m.
St. Peter’s Episcopal, Holy
Communion and Imposiition
of Ashes, 6:30 a.m.; Holy
Communion and imposition of
Ashes, 9 a.m.; Evening Pray- .
er and Penitential Office, 7:30
p.m.; Alcoholics Anonymous,
- 8 p.m.
Grace Lutheran SchoolCha-
pel Service; 1 p.m.
Lenten Service at Grace Lu-
theran Church, 7:30 p.m. Holy
Communion will be celebra-
ted at this service.
THURSDAY, FEB. 9:
Circle No. 1 of the Presby-
terian Women of the Church
will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the
home of Mrs. W. J. Ehlert,
404 W. Tom Green.
Circle No. 2 of the Presby-
terian Women of the Church
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the
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to Tell the Story," was sung,
followed by scripture read
and prayer "read by-Esther
Quebe.
The Lord’s Prayer in a
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MRS. MELVIN WITTE, WHO JOINED OUR BANK IN 1958,
IS ONE OF YOUR FRIENDLY TELLERS. IN ADDITION
TO HER MANY DUTIES AS TELLER, MRS. WITTE ALSO
TAKES CARE OF ALL 'RETURN‘, ITEMS AND ALL
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Frst Methodist Chancel
Choir, ’7:30 p.m.
St. John’s United Church of
Christ all church work day,
beginning at 1 p.m. Lenten
service, 7:30 p.m
Burton Mothers’Club meet-
ing, 3:30 p.m.
St. Paul Lutheran of Reh-
burg Mid-week Lenten Ser-
vice with Holy Communion,
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THURSDAY, FEB. 9
Barbecue chicken, potato
salad, baked beans, celery
bread NShHARe: sSShndlunsah" rolls, 1/2
By HELEN HENNESSY
- Women's Editor
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
NEW YORK—(NEA—Un-
til fashion went mad the
American girl had a special
kind of look in sportswear
For casual weekends she had
. a knack for looking Jean,
trim and chic. ' •
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Paper Underpinnings
Introduced For Spring .
B.I.S.D.
’ WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8
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Sportswear Crumbles the Kooky
Then last year's fashion ab-
• surdities, hit the scene and .
that special chic disappeared
behind the kookiest clothes
seen outside of a costume
party.
This seasori the way-out
- look is on. its last legs. And
womenare onc agin taking
to the great outdoors without
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A new line (by Russ) will
help the former '‘kook’’ to
look more like herself again.
All the pieces put Together -
add up to a collection built
for the rigors of active cold-
weather sports, as well as col-
lege and career activities. For
careers there’s a carload of
tweed suits, shirts and jump-
ers. For outdoors there are
‘car coats, parkas, separates ,
and Russlers, the latest in
western pants. ■ —
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mates. These flashed mark-
ings of authentic signal flags.
For the night watch: Salty lit-
tle shifts in mariner shades
of red, yellow, navy.
For the nightside, too, were
body covers of opulent satin-
backed crepe in a chemise,
a tiny new Jsleep-apron that
home of Mrs. G. W. Wehrung barely wrapped the body.
Ill Sempronius Road. For double duty, there were
Grace Lutheran Junior’ Spanish shirts to sleep or
Choir practice, 4 p.m. patio in. These were foor-
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The Zionsville ALCW met §
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education building with 31 |
members present. 8
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Mrs. Henry Kettler pres- 8
ident, called the meeting to • §
order. The education secre-
tary, Mary Randermann, pre- , §
seated the program.
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The opening song, "I Love §
BY PATRICIA MCCORMACK
TUESDAY, FEB. 7: NEW YORK (UPI)—What
Grace Lutheran Walther adds up as the best figuring
. racut.20nm in spring fashion: Paper un-
League meets, 7.30 p.m. derpinnjngs, wildly printed
St. Peter’s Episcopal, Mor- foundations and nighties with
ning, Prayer and Holy Com- hardly-detec table bras and
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rdi Gras party, 7:30 p.m na
FRIDAY, FEB. 10
Fried fish with catsup, ma-
caroni and cheese. .English
. peas, carrot strips, peach
with cottage cheese, hot rolls,
1/2 pt. milk
with weekend guests," the
spokesman said.
The awning striped paper
togs were in keeping with loud
undergarments. To put a
crimp in the unbecoming cling
of a sweaterdress, Warner’s
introduced body-smooth but
crisp "Fitmaker" tafredda
petticoats in perky polka dots.
To mate with short, sporty
skirts, that firm launched sea-
worthy petticoats called ship-
from Mrs.’Fritz Kunkel and
Mrs. George Gaskamp.
The next business meeting
will be held on April 25 in the
The meeting closed with the evening, with Group2 serving.
theme hymn "Jesus, My God . ...
My All," and,The Lord’S Pr- The offering meditation was
ayer ». read by MrsiCharlie Helm and
• Hostesses for the afternoon . the meeting ad journed with the
was the afternoon circle. Lord’s Prayer.
at 2:30 p.m. and are to take
cookies.
Donations were received
- . "I Lay My Sins On Jesus"
“ was the opening song. In the
- absence of Rev.- Thomas Swy-
gert, Mrs. Leone Smith Si-
- ‘ mon read the scripture taken
- from the 5th Chapter of Matt-
hew which was followed by
- prayer.
X “Pvondmt44 --red Bred-
thau«»r conducted the business
- meeting. •
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THE STRONGEST ASSOCIATION ON THE GULF COAST -
' Colorado County Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
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the song selected by the birth-
day honorees Mrs. Johnnie
Baker, Mrs. Oswald Boecker,
Mrs. Walter Mertins and Mrs.
Gus Pankonien. The meeting
closed with the Lord’s Prayer. ugapyicg .
Delicious coffee cake and Service, of Candles" was
cofree were servedbythe hos- led1b) Clara Joyce Eiken-
I — „ wm Kooster tesses, Mrs. Elvis Jaster, •
eMirshan“rthamvisitmgcotn . Mrs. w. witte and Mrs. The annual reports were
mittee, reported Mrs W. B. Alma Boqrtz. , given by all committees, the
Eimann and Mrs. Will Herzog t new budget for 1967 wasiap-
- ’ made ten visits to shut-ins . ST. JOHN’S ALCW , proved and accepted, all bills ...
[ ' during the month of January. . J . were voted to be paid, was
t - - The St. John’s ALCW of voted to carry on some pro- 8
The birthday song "My Tru- "Prairie Hill held their regu- jects as in 1966. Memorials §
est Friend Abides in Heaven" lar general meeting on Jan. 22 are to be used for the building $:
t ‘was sung for the following at 2 p.m. with 13 members and fund. w—--
Pastor Au Monr present itwasvotedtolgivesioto l
horn Mrs. Louis Bosse, Mrs.' The meeting opened with the tfib March of Dimes. §
' Mary Finke, Mrs. Henry hymn "O God Our Help In Ag- Thankoffering boxes were |
.Gessier Mrs. Fred Hodde, es Past." The scripture Ec- distributed to the members $
| Mrs Henry W Schulze, Mrs. clesiastes 2-24 through 3-15, who wish to use them. 8
Ida Sternberg-, Mrs. T. H. a reading on stewardship and donations in 1967 8
— Swygert, Mro. Arthur Er Weg-, prayer were giv^byMro. toward a new, 1
net. Mrs. Mamie Schoenfel- Emery Schulze. A film strip, qrr, »
. der (Hbgorary Member) "Guides "For Living," was -e-5
shown by Pastor Mohr. The . .. ..
— 1» Secret To Happiness’ • Group then sang "Take Time A M others Day.program J
*--‛ was the topic discussed by To Be Holy."' TUB offering will be held on Aprt.30 45
psaMseMrtsMesWalk-BreyRleehets,..... *mA-ehurch-clang--sHkr
’ witFwastehestess-, 1 ated for March 6 at । p.m.
( es song. The hostesses, Mrs. ' The busness meeting ami another on March 9 at
’ Otto Acker, Mrs. F. C. Kugei called to order by the vice 1:30 p.m.
I • -and Mrs Dennis Schomburg president, Mrs. EdHohlt. Roll
and M rS.uenns -inmho- was called and the minutes of It was voted to send dress 0, .
. sememetting closed win the pilous meting .were, lemgthsornmateriahatorch Calendar.
Lord’s praver. read and approved. .,—people-in—New Guinea, i ney----------------------------
Mrs. Burney Riechers read
eg..enedawith.theshymn"All Peo-
plmavuEarthu
scripture taken fFom Philip- more Chrismons for the
plans 4:4-7, and af prayer, church tree next year.
The topic for the day was It was voted to have, the
• "A Letter of Love and Joy" next general meeting and the
taken from the book of "Ra- Mother and Daughter banquet
i diant Faith" which is a study on Ma 5 instead of May 12
of Philippians. The topic was at 7 p.m.
r led by Mrs. Elvis Jaster and
[ a a very interesting discussion
was held. Every member is
• — asked to bring their book to
— the next meeting and study
the next topic.
Twenty-one members an-
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est is a hoo'dless parka‘in-a houngint indoors on a chilly .
rich tapestry with a- rolled night The prettiest is a be-
vnireeHarmansneg knit ribbened wool pullover with
cuffs - lacy stitch trim, worn with co-
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meTmperonmargnqampsirefor-roraparteer-tesmknnsioned ,
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Gilmore, Robert K. & Moser, Charles. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 25, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 7, 1967, newspaper, February 7, 1967; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1578831/m1/4/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.