The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 136, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1964 Page: 3 of 6
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by Hel°'se
Dairy Farmers
Given Salute
'Over 65/
Enrollment
Underway
THE CtJERO RECORD, Monday, June 8, 1914
Noted Jazz
Player Killed
I MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPD
]-Meade Lux Lewis. 53. jazz
■ pianist who played evcrihlng
! from speakeasies to Carnegie
Hall and belfied make boogie -
The second enro.lment cam_. woo’ie an all - time American
paign for every Texan 65 • or! musical fad. was killed Sunday,
over to secure a new much-i in-an automobile accident.
some of the greats tt AfnSritqq
Jazz.
Lewis was fatally Injured
when his auto was struck (rant
behind by another oar and he
was pinned between the mods-
age and a tree.
needed Health Insurance Plan
is now underway, according to
Jim Conrad, local insurance
agent.
Enrollment
is open through
cooks as usual
Mrs. T. M L.
Dear Heloise:
In tlie summertime carry a
Dear Heloise:
For those who want to wash a
wet-mop in the washing mach-
ine but don’t know how;
Remove the handle, push the j piece of white chalk in your
string mop into an odd nylon! purse to touch up white shoes
, . . ^ j. ,_ , j__! or to cover a spot on a white
slocking, and tie the top of the17 „
^ : dress! Chalk may be bought at
stocking. dime store. It’s what chil-
Run it through the regular! use on the blackboard...
wash cycle. The nylon stocking Jewel
prevents the lint from escap -1 -
mg. and the mop comes out. Dear Heloise:
beautifully dean! | For mothers who have slub-
C. V. C. j horn diaper pins. I find the cake
-- I of bath soap on the bathinette
Dear Heloise: i is handy. Just stick the pins in
Have you ever had your roll- the soap during the change of
ing pin cover shrink' Well, | the diaper, and slip into the dia-
mine did. j per easily.
Then I hit upon die idea of us- j \ Cake of soap is also a good
ing a old, nylon stocking for a j place to store extra pins,
cover, and it works fine. ! Eloise Brown
I knotted one end of the stock- j --
ing below the top border and cut Heloise welcomes all mail.
! Sharp Cheddar cheese is combined with dried beef in interesting
I ways in these sandwiches for an easy pirnir mainstay. Butter Pecan
; Bars and mugs of cold milk help to make this a nutritious, lady
1 lunch.
DOUGLAS LI NDE
off the excess. I slipped the rol- j especially household hints which;
ling pin inside and pulled the j she can pass on to readers as
stocking very tight, then knot-; space permits. However, hc-
ted tlie other end. (you can put1 cause of the tremendous vol -
a rubber band around the han-jume of mail she receives daily,
dl? to hold it taut). Cut off the ! Heloise is unable to answer all;
excess on this end. too. j individual letters. She will ans-!
Ir makes a satisfactory cover | wer readers' questions in her
to which the dough does not column whenever possible. I
•tick. Try it. ! - , , •
Genevieve Gordon {Copyright. 1964. King Fentnres V^OPIVGrillOn
II. A HI NICK
Witnesses
Attend
Tt works! Beautifully
Thanks-, Genevieve.
Heloise
Syndicate, Inc.
field at 1010 No. Gonzales. All
meeting* and Bible studies of
the Witnesses are open to the
public and visitors and no col-
lection is ever taken, special
minister Lunde commented.
j June is Dairy Month, the time
jof, year when people all over the
| nation give a special salute to
j tlie dairy farmers of DeWitt
County and tlie entire dairy June 15.
industry for their vital contri - A special stale law signed
j button to America's economy, j last year by Gov. John Conai-
; health and welfare. j ly makes it possible for Texas
j In its 28th year. June is Dairy | residents 65 years ami over, re-
j Month is the largest single dairy gardless of past or present
| food sales and information cam-! health condition. to have the
paign and one of the oldest tele- protection of Texas 65 Health
brations in the food field. Insurance Plan, Conrad said,
j There arc 12 dairies in DeWitt ! Tlie Texas 65' Basic Platt is
| County, part of tlie almost 1500 ] designed for protection a ;ain •!
dairies in the 62-county Houston limited l.ospi’al and surgical
Milk Shed represented hv the; expenses that so frequently oc
South Texas Provlucers aW {"‘.r 10 ,hp Vt iirs P?st ,i:’
These dairy farmers produce 1 he. plan is also ile.iined to
7 1-2 million gallons milk an- pmvul° b,'ni'f,ls •x'yorici basic
nually to supply the dairy food ! t:ov,'','a-<>. 10 «‘v,‘ v" ll Pr‘>t,v-
needs of the nearly three-and . j,lon agbimt the- |>>.enttally (Its-
one-half million [arsons in exiH'llMS of prolonged
South East Texas. 1 illness or scrums aendent.
This giant industry. compris- L ‘1 “ 1k' .t*,ad,
. . how* easy it is to cnmll in Io\-
ed of. hundreds of people and
tiiiuicnn 1.. u i t as h.»! Ju.N call mo at CR .V
the area by more Uian $34 mil- . , ......
lion in 1963 Assaulted With
During June is Dairy Month, ..
the government, allied industri-! NGBQIB, HUBcid
es, agricultural equipment man-1
ufaoturers and suppliers, banks, j NEW ORLEANS tUPI) — A
power companies and many; judge fined Seaman Joseph
more join in a “milk toast" to | Blazio $10 Thursday for assault-
the dairy industry. | mg a shipmate with a needle
-----—---—— ! and thread.
QI AKE HITS TOKYO Police arrested P,la/i >, 41. for
TOKYO (UPli -• A mild badly botching an attempt to
earthquake shook Tokyo for sew up a cut under Harry B>l-
about two minutes just before j junski s chin w ith No i wheo
midnight Sunday night. No; thread. Hot.ii men were dunk,
damage was reported. police su’d.
I-*-;--
Born in l»uLsville, ky., where
he studied the violin. Lewis
spent most of his 'youth in Chi-
FATAL MISTAKE
MANILA (UPD Alejendra
Andeo. 25, was —frying He*
cake* when her dress caught
fire from the stove, newspapers
reported here today. Her father
doused her with a pall et cook-
ing oil thinking It was water.
i'.il-o ,-itid rubbed shoulders with Tlie woman burned to death.
(June is
DAIRY month
Serve
MILK
With Every Mttl!
Call
CR 5-3813
For Delivery
DIETZE
DAIRY
Divorced Woman
To Advise Newlyweds
THE 41 MANAf
LETTER OF LO$T _
Dear Helo’-o:
When I send my husband off
to work each day with his *>’
lunch. I write an affectionate^ Today is Monday. June 8,
message on his paper napkiV^' the 160th day of 1964 with 206
a pleasant rem nder to him that to f0jjw.
as busv as I am with our chll-j
dren. I have not forgotten for a The moon 15 approaching >*
moment that without his dolt* nc"’ pba.se
and devotion for nearly 13! The morning stars are Jupi-| 'VX™
'•ears I just couldn’t exist. ■ «ter ancj Saturn.
Mrs. Gloria Zenon ; ,,vening star ts Venus.
Douglas E. Lunde, presiding j
minister of Jehovah's Witness- i I .ON DON (LPD — Susan,
es in Cuero accompanied by j WUd'n* ox-^fr movle actor 1
David J. l^tVau and other loc-
al Witnesses, served as local
-- I delegates to the “Around The
United Press International | World w ith Jehovah’s Witness-
es’’ circuit convention at Kings-
\i!le last weekend.
Lunde stated: “The highlight
of die convention was the film
'Proclaiming Everlasting Good
News Around the World', seen
Michael Wilding, said today she
has sei up an interior decorat-
ing business and will specialize
in adv^ing newlyweds on tlv
kind of homes they need to be
happy.
Mrs. Wilding has been mar-
ried four times.
P. S. Now the children want1 ** day history:
messages written on their lunelfi 1905'
i Roosevelt offered his sen ices
___ j as mediator to the belligerents
D-ar Heloise ln the Russo-Japanese War.
A facial tissue dipped in milk.! In ^ Secretary of State
and rubbed over the leaves of William Jennings Bryan an
houseplante will not only clean outspoken pacifist, resigned m
them, but will also add a soft protest against the firm notes
e!oss 1 sent by President U tison to the
Lillian Frahner (>nnan government in eonnec-
i tion with the sinking of the
Agree or disagree! I haw tri-
ed about forty different methods,
and ended up with salad oil on
all my philodendrons! Now what
'Lusitania.
In 1928. a Schenectady, N. Y..
station WGY started a regular
schedule of television pro-
do I do' What's your sugges ^ams Programs were offered
__________ f 1 tliree Umes a week, from 1:^0
non? Please write in care of
riiis paper. Lots of people have
made this "oily" mistake.
Heloise (one of (lie clan*
Deal Heloise:
When we freeze pess, we tind
it much easier to blanch the
peas while they are still ln tlie: _ , .
pods. Just place tlie peas in a /V-YCSf“OlCl Mflll
Eiench fries basket and drop' .. _ n
them in a large kettle of boiling [0lleQ6 WOD UUI
water for five minutes. Cool in' 3 r
ice water. Dien drain. By pres- j KEARNEY. Neb il.'PI’ - The
sing On the pod. the peas will'former treasurer of Buffalo
pop out.... a beautiful green. County has dropped out of col-
This sure b-ats sitting and lege,
hulling: and then, they still ( S A Wilson 79 became a
have to he blanched before j “drop o,>t ■ because of illness
freezing. My daughter used this j He said he may give collegiate
method when preparing just | life another whirl at Kearney
enough for one meal, and then State next fall.
Saturday evening at A&I Col-
lege Auditorium. As students
of Bible prophecies and their
fulfillment we were especially
President Theodore interested to see the customs.
ceremonies and temples used
by modern religious groups in
the worship of the various diet-
ics held sacred all over the
world."
H. A. Huniek, program chair-'
man of the assembly and fre-
quent visitor to Cuero, arrived
in Cuero this past Tuesday to
be with the local group of Je-
hovah's Witnesses hero until
this Sunday. He is supervisor of
this 25-county circuit of congre-
gations in South Texas.
Circuit supervisor Hunick's
schedule for Ins visit in Cuero
includes instruction and counsel
lor individual Christians, spe-
<• al groups and l>ettitt county
Wiuiesv’s u.t a whole. The cli-
max <>1 hi*, visit w,l) L>e tlie ad-
di'e-s on Sunday at 3 p.m.,
"Benefiting Eternally From
God's Own Book" and wili l»e
to 2 in the afternoon-- and from
11:30 to midnight in the even-
ings.
In 1959. the X15 rocket ship
lompleted its first ti'ee flight
over tlie Mojave lv>eii in Cal-
ifornia.
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Maintainer Grading
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WE SALUTE
THE DAIRY
FARMERS
We Are Happy
To Serve You
With Finest
SINCLAIR
GAS & OILS
L. 0. EICHHOLZ
SINCLAIR AGENT
107 E. South Railroad
CR 5-5232
JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH
WE WISH TO
SALUTE
THE
DAIRY FARMERS AND THEIR
FAMILIES
For Their Untiring Efforts That Have
Made It Easy For So Many Of Us To Use
And Enjoy Fresh Dairy Products Often.
OFFICE OF
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117 E. CHURCH
i;
CR 5-4714
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Mills, Lin. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 136, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1964, newspaper, June 8, 1964; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth696914/m1/3/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.