The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 64, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 8, 1959 Page: 4 of 10
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CmO RECORD, Sunday. February I, 1959
—Photo by Marcel’*
MM KAYE RIEBACHLACER
Cuero Duchess
To Buccaneer Days
Mia* Kay* Riebachlager daugh- Christi'i largest and moat spec-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rleb- tacular social event. The entire
achlager of 402 Third, will be the (’oronatlon program is sponsored
duchess representing Cuero In the . . ,
Court of Holidays during the en- and ‘,wru,‘*d b* ,he mMnb"r» of
suing Buccaneer Days in Corpus l-as Donas dc la ( orte
Christ!, Texas. Thursday. April' The traditional Buccaneer Days
30th through Saturday evening, celebration, a colorful event, is
May 2nd. She was Miss Marine fast becoming a Texas institiut-
at the Buccaneer Daya celebra- tkm. It begins with the landing of
tion in 1950. pirates in the Jean I.afitte man-
Mlss Riebschlager is a aopho- wr vho capture and take over
more at All College in Klngaville the city for a week of frivolity,
and a member of the Delta Theta , XTie celebration's theme is rooted
Sorority and sweetheart of the Al- )n the salty ]egemis of the sea,
pha Tau Alpha Fraternity. particularly as they pertain to the
She will share honors at the swashbuckling buccaneers who in-
Coronation Ball snd other social fester! the Gulf Coast a century
activities svlth all members of the „K„. Jf.a„ Lafitte i% th(. , clebru-
Court. tion's "patron saint". Before he
The Coronation, presented In made his peace with the federal
S£lj2-£2I£li! government, he is thought to have
_ . _ . used the numerous inlets ami la-
UgC ®ff goons along this section of the
Adds Lustre Coast ns a hide-away after his
To furniture depredations on vessels plying the
Some pleasant surprises are In
Store for persons who purchase The plasma In human blood nr-
aummsr and casual furniture this counli for abou, 55 frnt of
spring. A prmriew of showrooms lh, blood and „d ar„, whi,P
Indicates thst nearly every manu- ceUg for .bout the other 45 per
lecturer has come up with new (.en,
Styles, designs snd materials that 1111 '..........
are more attractive and appealing
than aver before.
The big news Is the Increasing
use of color. New finishes with a
glow and artificially produced fab-
rics with a luster that gives furn-
iture a luxurious appearance are
apparent on every hand.
Sams furniture has lustrous
bronss tone and turquoise finished
frames. The aeet and back ma-i
ferial to fashioned of pew Nylon-
tie with either a smart yellow.
Meek and gold or a turquoise, pink
and Mack “Sunburst" design.
Retains Lnatre
Many at the aluminum pieces
have a colorful new webbing ma-
terial called Velon which retains
Rs luster despite exposure to sun
•r rain.
Another happy trend Is the de-
signing of furniture in groups as
has been done with Lustr-color
furniture. Each of the six pieces.
• double glider, cocktail table
high-back chair, patio-stack chair,
front-fold chair and six-position
chaise. I* designed to co-ordinate
With every other piece. Finish on
the frames i* a copper-tone plas-
tic which will not fade, stain or
Chip under any circumstances
WtfcMng Is earamrl and white to
carry out the color theme.
TIMEIY BEAUTY HINTS
Light up >ot.r eyes " -‘h
I* ,v;»v by a’v i-.apf-Vr-*
foundation rr litc-up v«> r -
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leave bio* -by ey-i ! skin
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b('s .n the [*- .V-n to
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of pov dcr .1 r.-J to o- . if. '* .
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arid rna ■ a. t to the ton arid
notions i i«h ■ ■! see ro’-v
n.'i' ii :r.oi" if:.on v; i
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Diplomatic
Society Behind
Iron Curtain
(Editor’* note- Tbo Record
presents in review The Visitors
by Mary Mr.Minnies, another
book with highcr-than-average
qualities, i
Take a tail, fair handsome
Englishwoman wtio likes to write
and whose husband i' a mem-
ber of the British Foreign Ser-
vice trmponly tinassigneri Thri-
ve her in I Hindoo with time oh
her hands, little money and few
acquaintances. 'Then, providing
she has an Evelyn Waugh-like
gift (a cold eye, a keen ear and
an Incisive pent, plus a cosmo-
politan background, the result
might tie an exciting new book.
At any rate htat s how Mary
Miss Blackwell To Wed '«« '
* ii
Charm. like a t mtilning re-
p*»t, is. sc*be'|r.ng that ever';. ■' •-
man can' cultivate if she • v.ould
only fallow the re--.ro Imparant
ingredients for a flowing and re-
laxed personality are a well mix-
ed portion of sleep, exercise and
diet.
Sound sleep, a vita! necessity,
is often sl.ghtcd for over conscien-
tious housekeeping, deadly »er,-
ous socializing or just pla.n late-
hour living Authorities say that
an adult should get at least eight
houis of slumber on. h .’I hours
But how a person sleeps is also
important Turning and tos.-ung
in lied all night doesn't make for
a • refreshed optimistic outlook
There are many tricks for "gett-
ing to sleep hut the most impor-
tant unc 11 to have a comfortable,
ui.it firm, mattress.
After a healthful night's ie>t is
an excellent time fur a few good
morning ’ exercise. iTry sitting
up in tied, stretching over and
touching the toes Or lie on the
back and tiring both legs up tie
ward the head several times l
Tins, plus watching the diet wall
keep the waistline trim and boost
the morale high.
Just feeling good helps to free
the mind from self concern to in-
terest in others which, in the last
analysis, is the true measure of
charm.
SIIOU PLACE — First stop for the 1930 Maid of Cotton will b«
.>»«sau, where she will star In a charity fashion show nt thn>
pain- ringed swimming pool of the Koval Victoria Hotel. Sho
will fly to the Island via British Overseas Airways In Tate Janu-
ary tor Rm beginning of her international tour.
Photo by Marrel
MISS PATRICIA ANN Bf.ACKWT.I.I. *
Mr. and Mis. Bciffert Forbes Blackwell announce the engage-
McMinmes came to write The rnrnt of their daugh'er, Patricia Ann. to Pat Gamer Hcdgcoxe, »on
Visitors, the December selection of Mrs. Wilbur L llcdgecoxe of Allen, Texas.
of the Book-of-the-Month cluh
It was published November 21
by Harcourt Braces and Com-
pany.
Other Novels
Mrs Mr Minnies ■ is. no novice
in the craft of fiction. Her first
novel, written when she was 21,
was never published Her second
novel, The Flying Fox. proved to
be one of the most highly praised
novels of 1957-"a glittering per-
formance." said one critic, Or-
ville Prescott of The New York
Times.
Though The Visitors was not
written "on location". Mrs
McMlnnies has utilized the cx-
i diir
her own life. The "visitors", fire
a group of British and American .
diplomats stationed behind tile f’ssl°r“1
Iron Curt a ill. Though Mrs Me-
Mtnni.es calls the country "Slav-
onia," i'.v c aptil "Slavmk" and
the city which is the scene of
most of the action "Grusnov," it
will lie apparent to the knowled-
geable reader that site is writ-
ing of Poland, Warsaw and Cra-
cow.
The llrruhio
Her heroine, Mill;, Purdoe,
married to a member of the
British mission in “GrusnOv,” is
Flaubert's Emma Bovary wear-
ing modem dress and moving
in more sophisticated circlcs-a
wdman who has obvious
Miss Blackwell, a graduate of Cuero High School, was Sultana
of tie Turkey Trot in l'lfif,. At present, she is a senior at the Uni-
versity of Texas and a candidate for the Bachelor of Science De-
gree in Home Economics. She is a merre»r of Kappa Alpha Theta
Sorority.
Her fiance is a graduate of Plano Hi,./ School and the Univer-
sity of Texas, where he is an instructor <v mathematics. He will
receive his Ph. D. in Engineering Meehanii In June.
The couple plan an April wedding.__■
have been • ! Surprise House
As fascinating as Milly are a Warming C'lVCn
group of others with whom she A surprise hov - warming was
becomes Invlved: agents, open given for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wil-
and secret, of the new order In Hams Sunday afternoon, February
Poland: old Polish aristocrats 1st, at their new horn* which is
who live in squalor with pride in- located on the Victoria highway,
tart; other members of the Brit- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fuchs and
unrurs nus u,‘“'"u u": ' ' isli mission to which Milly's hue- Miss Doris Hoehne of Victoria
band is assigned: and various were out-of-town guests. i
diplomats, journalists and pro- About twenty-five friends enjoy-
travelers who happen ed the afternoon with the William-
to pass through the Purdoes e».
lives. Refreshments of cake and cof-
The Visitors has already ap- fee were served. I
pea red in England, where its
, was enthusiastically received
"It would he good to light iron-
fires and blow trumpets in honor
of it,” said one Ikindon critic,
"hut there is no need to, really;
I thoie's excitement enough in
reading it."
When it’s a question
of correct form in
social stationery, we
have the right ans-
wers. See our samples
of invitations, an-
nouncements, etc.
Cuero
Record
in E.
Ph.
Mato M.
Still
NOBODY,
HAS
But Nobody!
VALENTINES
LIKE THE
BOOK MART
Also Valentine
Centerpieces
Imitations. Tallys,
and Party Paper.
ON THE ARt .ADE
IN THE VILLAGE
VICTORIA
wurr-J$B m*
Trots Matt
Want Ads Help
Locate Missing
Hoy and Father
After Wilier K. Hum nl
Oreim. Li., divippcircd »ith
Im fuller, anommoui letters
to the fimilv ottered to wll
information on rite boy i
»hercaboiiii.
Hie grandfather made contact
»itli the anonymoul mriter
through New Orleans Starts
and 1 imet IVsujne Classified
»ds. This led to Inciting
young Burn in Spokane.
Washington.
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I* O Be, !.» \ W fir .'Urn, ST. Hi'
Band Parents Meet
and diaccmmcnt, but in whom
there ia "quite simply a gap
where a moral sense should
Band Parents Club will have
its first meeting of 1959 nt 7:30
p m. Monday in the playroom of
taste ttie Mrs. Mary Carruthers home.
Mrs. T. A. Wharton, president
said it is the club's first meet-
ing since December.
FIRE
Can You Guarantee That
Fire Will Not Strike Your
Home? Feci Secure . . . Take
Out Coverage With I s.
Woodworth & Deni Insurance
CUERO, TEXAS
Make her heart beat faster with one or more of
these gifts, l’ou’re sure to please the one you
love with a gift from us.
&RING
FLOWER
FETAL
HATS
Spring-hard pretty
BAGS
In Stratix. Plastics. Patents.
Ats!. tolars—Gaily Trimmed
198 to 498
Plus Tax
Flowers, sprinkled
with rhtoeetonre
and pearls, pink,
ire bine, beige, white
and lilac
398
HEP.AKATF.S—Mary Ann Meb-
Irv. Miss America 1»J». wears
colorful separates hv Joe Da-
t id-on. Outline quilting arc-tils
floral iiotif In the skirt. The
fabric la Lverglase cation satin
by Ererfast.
Twr factor's priscriftwt
represents tto my reason for
our professional existence...
end we treat it »itti profound
respect Although we fill e
tremendous number of pre-
scriptions (that’s why our
prees ire so fair and reason-
able) we treat your prescrip-
tion as if it were the only or*
L be fined that <ty.
Delicate Lacy Batiste
BLOUSES
la Drip-Dry Fabrics
White, Pink end Blue
lac. .And
Tncka
3S la M
Nylon Tricot
BRIEFS
Ftoffy ruffled »e
tore edged sty las.
6900)49
Valentine Dainty
HANDKERCHIEFS
Linen - Cotton I Nylon
wlfh dainty embroidery,
print and lace trims.
Z5C *° 69c
PIXIE SHOES
For Indoor* or Out
In Black
And Pastels
Small - Med.
And Large
39S
LTL7BUTTERTPTG
PHONt DRU G 5 CUEfcO
WJkaHUingu PRESCRIPTION S£»llft TfXAb
Lacv Nylon
PETTICOATS
AND SUPS
White And Beaattfwl Cukar*
In Nylon Tricot 9 >I L-XL
225 to 398
jL
Fair
4 Haro s VI..,1 ( utnplei#
DM-VKIMKM nroKF.
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