The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 14, 1947 Page: 5 of 8
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1947
THE SEALY NEWS
FIVE
HERE AND THERE
Vacation . ..
ENDING, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th
IIIIIIIII
25% DISCOUNT
HEELS
GEORGE’S SHOE SHOP
con-
what
t's No Secret
THE NEW
located 3 miles east on Highway 90
G
20% DISCOUNT
on all
Table and Floor Lamps
WE AWAIT THE PLEASURE OF SERVING YOU
Ph. 104
Bellville
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tipton
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tipton
Sealy —
We Deliver
and the "ole
swimmin' hole”
days are just about
over, and boys and
girls will be trek-
king back to the
class rooms.
MAGNOLIA GAS AND OIL
Available at the Station
getting the word around
cerning their frolic.
We’ve often wondered
HUNTERS
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Johnston
and Sydney Dell visited in Ro-
senberg Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kelly, son
and daughter of Waller visited
Select a Lamp
for Every Purpose
me Our stock is too large for our
store, so we’re selling at reduced
prices to reduce stock ....
Is Now Open for Business
SERVING FRIED CHICKEN, STEAKS, SANDWICHES,
AND SHORT ORDERS
on all
Porch and Lawn
Furniture
HOTEL
BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. O. P. Womack
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WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION—
Our Regular Terms If You Desire
Get their SHOES repaired now, and avoid the last
pre-school day rush.
— EFFICIENT SERVICE-
TIP INN CAFE
and SERVICE STATION
An Amazing Discount of 10%
on
3 Beautiful DINING ROOM SUITES
Just Arrived
15% DISCOUNT
On All BED ROOM SUITES
Beautiful Furniture at Money-Making Prices
COMPLETELY NEW WITH NEW FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT-
Clean and Attractive Kitchen —
• HALF SOLES
c+o
at our
Reduction Sale
* WE INVITE YOU
TO VISIT US -
Bring Your Friends!
SEA FOODS EVERY FRIDAY
COLD DRINKS AT ALL TIMES
DANCE|
Legion Hall
WALLIS =
to cooler temperatures in her
home state, but found the weath-
er quite warm upon her arrival
there.
SUN, AUG. 24th
Time:
8:30 ’til 12:30
Music by
LONESTAR
PLAYBOYS
of East Bernard,
A Good Place to Enjoy Yourself
Admission: Couple $1.00—Ladies 25c (tax inc.)
The Legion Boys Welcome You!
—Legion Committee
H. M. Brouillette
nitue Company
— FURNITURE FOR EVERYBODY —
with showers and banquets sche-
duled day after day.
And then there’s Herman Bey-
er who has the pleasure of re-
minding us that the Methodists
do not have deacons in their
church—instead it’s the “stews,”
or rather stewards.
Homer Farmer had a yen to
go fishing when he spotted Lux’s
fine catch the other day — but
working hours don’t always per-
mit one’s desires, according to
the expression registered on his
face.
Another photographer in town
is young James Zapalac, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zapalac, who
takes a fancy to the hobby — not
only to the shooting of the pho-
tos, but to dark room work as
well.
This is not a case of forgetful-
ness—just a case of prompt pay-
ment. Raymond Tomlinson rush-
ed into this office the other day
to pay a bill which he had al-
ready paid. This action was
prompted by his memory of hav-
ing received a bill, although he
had not recollected having paid
so soon. More such rapid re-
sponders would benefit this
world, don’t you think?
Morris Neumann, linotype op-
erator for the New Ulm Enter-
prise, and K. L. Aurich, of New
Ulm, called at this office Tues-
day afternoon, mixing with
friends during a short visit here.
Herman Sulak, of East Ber-
nard, father of Mrs. Frank B.
Petter, of Wallis, is willing to
lend a helping hand when occa-
sion demands it, as shown in a
particular gesture the past week-
end.
Charles Hluchan’s efforts were
greatly appreciated on the part
of the Wallis Firemen, when
“Cholly” took over the job of
Rev. and Mrs. Hughes Thurs-
day.
Franz Zeiske, Bellville Times
editor, was spilling greetings and
hellos here Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Balke and
family of Karnes City, visited
friends here one day this week,
enroute for a visit with his re-
latives in Galveston.
Marie Sklenarik spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Ganado.
20% DISCOUNT
On All LIVING ROOM SUITES
and ODD CHAIRS
The ideal prices for living room beautification!
20%
Discount
on all
DINETTE
SUITES
Irresistible
Furniture at
Irresistible
Prices!
Perfect for those
SUMMER EVENINGS
the E. in S. E. Tolbirt’s name
stood for and now we know—
it’s Elton. This was revealed by
Homer Koliba of Columbus, who
referred to Mr. Tolbirt as El-
ton Tolbirt, and we did not
know whom he was speaking of.
Frank Krampitz, Jr., is back
on the job at the Sealy Grist Mill
following a several days visit
with his wife’s relatives in Hart-
ford, Connecticut, returning here
just in time to catch that
“scorcher” Saturday. Mrs. Kram-
pitz and daughter, Eileen, re-
mained for a longer visit, plan-
ning to stay until the first north-
er blows up. Kay, that’s Mrs.
Krampitz, was looking forward
You are invited to hear Geo.
W. Hill, candidate for Con-
gress, Friday, August 15, at
6:30 p.m., over stations KWHI,
Brenham, KVIC, Victoria, and
KLUF, Galveston.
PERSONAL MENTION
The Leonard L. Melnars of
Galveston, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Melnar in Wal-
lis, over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schiller
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ma-
chala and son Henry Charles,
spent last Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Vancik Sr. Mrs. Schil-
ler and Mrs. Machala are the
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Vancik Sr., of Sealy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buller and
son of San Antonio were Sun-
day guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fritz Buller.
Mrs. L. C. Sodolak and daugh-
ter, Bertha, left Wednesday for
Washington, D. C., where they
will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
die Sodolak.
Mrs. John Zurek of Wallis, is
recovering from a slight stroke,
spending several days in the
local hospital.
Not that Edwin Lux was proud
of them—he was just showing
off the beautiful mess of fish
he, in company with a couple of
other gents, hooked with rod
and reel near Eagle Lake the
middle part of this week. The
string of a dozen or more black
bass were certainly a pretty
sight to see.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Eber’s
Club Rendezvous will be buzzing
with activities - this week-end,
CAT SPRING
The Ladies Aid society met
last Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Arthur Andreas as hostess.
Theo. Wilkie and son of Hous-
ton spent a few days here last
week with relatives.
Mrs. H. E. Griffis and daugh-
ter of Bellville and Mrs. Sam
Vornkahl of Millheim visited
Mrs. Ervin Kinkler last week
one day.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Dittert
of Bellville and daughter, Miss
Anita of Smithville, visited a-
mong relatives and friends here
last Thursday.
Jimmie and Joe Higgenboth-
am are visiting relatives in Dal-
las and Oklahoma. .
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Glueck of
Eagle Lake visited her father,
Paul Dittmar and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernst Dittmar last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Finley Dittmar
and Sharon, Glenn Dittmar, Al-
lan Ladig, Ben Chas. Andreas,
and Misses Janice Suhr and Ver-
nell Reichardt, all of Houston,
spent the week-end here with
their homefolks.
Melvin Vaughn returned to
Corpus Christi Sunday, after
spending his vacation here and
in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Prause
were in Brenham Friday.
Carl Ladig of La Grange is
visiting here this week.
Miss Bernice Eckardt left
for Houston Saturday, where she
intends to spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Andreas
were in Houston Sunday even-
ing at the Farmers Market and
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Howe.
Mrs. Ben Andreas spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Edmund Reiben-
stein in the Cleveland communi-
ty, while Mr. Andreas accompa-
nied Edmund Reibenstein and
Emil Kretszchmar to Peters to
the Skat tournament.
Mrs. Wm. Schultz of Houston
spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Jerry Skalak.
Elwood Dee Hartman and Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Marsh and Mari-
lyn of Houston visited in the
Wm. Wolcik and Jerry Skalak
homes Sunday.
Jack Skeen grandson of Mrs.
Mary Skeen surprised his folks
Monday, when he came in from
California, where he had landed
some time ago, after serving
with the Marines in Hawaii.
Mrs. Ervin Kinkler and Neely
Faye accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Hoppe of Bellville to
Houston Monday.
Mrs. Hilmer Fricke and daugh-
ter Faye spent a week in Lake
Jackson in the Vertis Volken-
ing home. They were accompa-
nied home Tuesday by Mr. and
Mrs. Vertis Volkening and
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Denker
and children of Seguin visited
in the Ernst Dittmar home a few
days last week. From here they
drove to Houston and Galveston
for a visit and returned here
Saturday for a week-end visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Kozmere Skalak
of Nelsonville visited here last
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Skalak.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bodungen
and Carolyn of Edna visited
Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Skalak Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grabow
were in Columbus on business
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Neckar
and Mrs. Elsa LaStrange of Hous
ton spent Sunday in the Hugo
Suhr home.
Mrs. Frank Jousan of El Pleas-
ent spent a few days here with
Mrs. Frances Jousan.
Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Ladig
and children of Bellville spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. Leon Hill of Houston is
spending her vacation here this
week.
Relatives and friends helped
Clifton Stuessel observe his
birthday last Sunday.
Mrs. Alton Weiss and daugh-
ter spent Thursday afternoon in
the E. O. Kollatschny home. She
was accompanied home by their
son Virgil, who had spent a few
days here with little Herbert
Kollatschny.
Otto Pless of Dickinson visited
his sister Mrs. Edwin Goebel
and Mt. Goebel last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pless of
Houston spent the week-end
here with his parents.
Mrs. Lawrence Herring and
children visited in Millheim Sun-
day with her father and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Breidel
of Kenney visited in the Her-
man Kollatschny home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stuessel
and Gloria Ahn and Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Caletka and Arlie
Mae spent Sunday in Freeport
with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ladig
of Houston spent the week-end
here with Mrs. Minna Kuehn and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ladig.
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