The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 277, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 18, 1959 Page: 3 of 14
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<rn»n at first slavishly admires
Marrow lor his fcrarlessm-ss, his
sclf-'outed ' irility, his compete-
nce as a pilot, and his apparent
courage. Gradually, with the help
of Daphne, the English girl he
loves. Homan unites to see that
all this is a facade hehiw. which
cowers an impotent destroyer
Aral as Homan tiepins to re an;-
Rockin’ and Knitting'1
T __ _ , ” Mrs. Louis Schorre
Not For Grandmother Presides At Meeting
THE ITKRO RECORD. Sunday, October IS, 19SS S
HI GAY I’AI I.F.V
I 1*1 Women's F.dltor
NE.V YORK l l’l It takes
only a visit to the convention of Sullivan of Chicago, past prc.xi-
thc Federation of Grandmother dent and charter memU’i on the
purposes of the federation,
Mrs Sullivan !W. with four 11\
IT'S AX EVER-CHANGING PICTCRE from the S C. Sugarman residence in Scottsdale. Arm .
•nc of the natior.’s top fall and winter playgrounds. Built on the north slope of famed Cnmelbntk
Mountain, the home overlooks Paradise Valley. To capture the “openness'’ of the location, the living
foom is enframed with sliding glass doors glazed with clear vision twin-ground plate glc.ss. _
CUERO DANCE CLUB FALL
FORMAL STAGED SATURDAY
by all odd* the most evocative
accounts we have of the Spanish
Civil War. World War I inspired
among other books Enrich Re-
marque's All Quiet on the Wes-
tern Front and John Dos Pas-
sos’ Three Soldiers.
World War II has undoubtedly
been as throughly clocumen'ed
nize (he nature of th> war lav- ... . , , . . ... ....
I lulls of America to find that
cr, in turn he licgins to gain ^randm;! no longer is content with
true insight into himself. As Bo- rockin' and Knitlm'.
man sunis if up: "Marrow in Yes, she's getting into Hie aw-
his climb toward death, 1 in may mmn of life And yes, riM MSiaOy
settleing down toward life " is *he family hat>> -sitter. But like
Horn in Tientsin. China, in l‘M l «s not. she also holds a job, front
Mersey lived in China until M21. saleswoman to state legislator.
when hts father, i Y M (' A sec- ,uvi is as active in community af-
retary, brought his family back fairs as women far younger than
to the I'nited States Mersey at- she
tended Hotchkiss .school and Yale, The national federation, dial ■
graduating from the latter i*i l!i3ti tered in RMS. has 2.’ (Kin members
Then he went to England to study Some 1,'Juo of them breezed into "There i
at Clare College. Cambridge, V'p- New York tiiis week fur a few periencr
on his return to this country he days of fun companionship and Wc oigatu/ud for companion-
was private secretary to Sinclair business at the Statler-Milton Mo- ship also mil to help each
Lewis for a summer. In recent tel, whose lohby t<hik on more1 'lie other in self-diiceiion to es
years Mersey has been devoting appearamc of a sty le show than cape loneliness-. You know what
a re-creation of Whitln s Moth- it is like when your children all
or. grow up. marry and move away
Grandma Trie* Jet Empty homes empty hearts "
Mrs. William W. Waddell of The organization also hopes to
C u pus Chrish, Tex . managed tie- establish a National Grandmoth-
fure the convention opened offi- er's Day. Mrs
coined into the club.
Mrs. Fritz Koehler presented
'he Hawthorne Club with a bea-
utiful cover for the grand piano.
Dues were accepted and year-
tlnee, and grandmother of nine The fust meeting of the year t)ooks wor<» distributed to mem-
Snaring a few of those minutes, for Hie Music levers' Club was hers.
I talked to her and to Mrs John held in the Woman s ( luh Building \ social hour concluded tha
Wednesday afternoon a' four meeting. Club rooms were at*
(.clock with Mrs. Izniis Schorre trartively decorated with ivy and
presiding' Tite president uel- yellow autumn flowers.
Meetings are held the second
mg children and 17 grande luldien.
explained that “hack in the :m s
If ynci were past a certain age
and gray haired, you couldn't get
a .iob At die time, we would
have been told to go home and
tend to our knitting
Imply Heart*
' He oi gam/I'd to show that
grandmothers arc competent
still can do a job ’ site said
p suhs'itulc lor c\
corned all members and express-
ed her desire for a successful
i lull > C.M
I airing the brief business ses-
sion, committees for the coming
year were named
The i luh theme is. “Music In
\merica"' Mrs John Y. Hell,
leader introduced program suti-
I'u t' Two cif Mrs Bell's pupils
rendered piano select.ons They
wave George Blackburn, who pre-
sented Mv Heart At Dty Sweet
Voice and "Smoke Gets In Your
I ves . and .1 D Bowen whose
numbers were “serenade and
“Lullaby of Broadway
Mrs. I’htlhp Rllev was wel-
and fourth Wednesday of each
month and a cordial invitation ia
extended • ■ anyone interested in
attending
BUSINESS
CARDS
his entire time to fiction, but be-
fore this he was a correspondent
for Time and Life and a writer
lor The New Yorker.
> delightful f .11 formal was was beautifully decorated In a
enjoyed Saturday evening from Hold theme. Fireplaces at either
. ... end of the elub were (tanked with
nine until one by members of rhiysan|hMnunls jn ,oncH of hrttn-
the Cuero Dance Club. yellow and white, intersper- in fiction as any other single per-
The dance was hosted by a sed with gold foliage. Huge gold tod of man's history,
committee which included the fans opened above the fireplace Among these novels may be
James Stratton. the George with white floral arrangements. Norman Mailer s The Naked and
Blackburns and *he Maurice A- gold glitter and gold foliage the Dead, James Jones s From
Tonstein*. Kirkpatrick's orchestra from Mere to Eternity, Merman Uouk s
The affair was staged in the Corpus Christi provided
Cuero Park Clubhouse which for dancing.
music
Respect Finish
In Cleaning
Your Furniture
Book - Of - The - Month
The War Lover
By JOHN IIERNEY
Some time ago. in a piece vvrit-
tw i ' a year. Wash it vv.th cheese
»loth and a warm neutral sud-.
'I'se suds only Don't saturate
Me c loth. I Wipe the suds com-
pletely away with a
cloth and rub dry. Apply a water
The finish on furniture is like emulsion wax.
• woman's complexion The way -------- ---
It looks Is affected by what g' s
Or- it.
A woman who wants to look
Iter best discovers cosmetics suit-
ed to her coloring and skin type.
A wise woman won't put “just '
anything" on her face.
She won't use "just anything"
on her furniture either.
Different types of finishes re-
quire different types of eare. It's
O Jfood idea to find out when
you are buying it what type of
Upkeep your furniture requires.
- Tteday many finishes can bo
sidpad clean with a damp cloth.
They never need waxing.
Soft bend - rubbed finishes,
like certain complexions, may
require treatments with oil or.
oil combined with other ingred-
ients. Don t experiment, though.
Cet the correct formula.
Lacquered furniture will keep
Its beauty if properly cleaned
lection of essays by writers for
writer; distributed by the Auth-
or's Guild. John Mersey made the
point that only by identifying
himself with actual figures in
history can the reader be made
to understand the events of his-
tory, great or despicable as they delight in annihilation.
may have been.
In the realm of warfare, for
example, what meaningful detail
we know of the Napoleonic cam-
paign we know not only from
the historical tecord but also
from Tolstoy’s great novel, War
and Pence, Erne a Hemingway's
For Whom, the1 Bell Tolls and
Andre Malraux s Man s Mope are
Santa Says:
Give KODAKS
For Christmas
for PHOTOGRAPHY fANS
f.*
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WaWaY
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for Christmas!
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Select The
Camera Of
Your Choice
Now While
Our Stocks
Are Complete.
Small Down
Payment Will
Hold Your
Purchase Til
Christmas.
brownie Mime.
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ro — oe'if <* ,r> c^of food
lO^pt T.» *' RcO"4 *0 r cot/
t » *t fpah-r.g otso inc'wded!
3995
See The .Many KODAKS We
Have On Display Now.
KLECKA
DRUG COMPANY, INC.
first time took on a proje. t na-
tion. ills raising money for see
in;,' eve dogs. This year. Mrs
Sullivan said the group probably
will sfmnsor research in Parkin
Waddell said nine son s Disease
c l.illy to "jet" to la** Angeles and states have enacted legislation to The federation is non profit and
hack within 36 hours to attend the make the second Sunday of Oe- non-sec tarinn Anyone with grand-
premiere of a television series toher a day honoring grandmas children through motherhood,
------—------ with a grandmother-heroine, and The governors of most other stat- s'ep-motherhood or legal adoption
KMs Md Spar* a luncheon for 1,400 grandmas, es prorlnlm tile day each year is eligible for membership.
Have three or more children Mrs. Waddell was a guest of hon- The grandmothers do ■ great Die youngest grandma-member
and cramped for spare" Comer- or. deni of charity work locally, the is only 37: the eldest is 102. Die
tilde sofa beds or studio couches "There's hardly a free minute p *sldent said, helping through memlter with the record ntimVi
may he your answer. Soft sitting during a convention," said Mis hospitals and church and civic of descendant* I* Mm Jo -ep! ..nc
surfaces by day, comfortable Waddell, 56 the wife of a retired groups Green aNi, m corpus < unsti.
sleeping by night. airlines mechanic, mother of Last year, the group for the with 13 eliildien. 7t ri attib hildron.
Clean first
Turpentine on a cloth will re-
move most grease and oil front
wood before painting.
Put sour best look forward
with our designed for youf*
needs business esrds. forms,
letter hr ltd*, checks, atatn*
Meats. Everything! Low
Cuero Record
Job Print ing Department
The Caine Mutiny and Nicholas
Monsarrat s The Cruel Sea. Bui
though they found war and com-
bat ignoble, brutalizing to soul
and mind, all these novels, with
the possible exception of Mail-
er's. viewed war as a heroic ex-
perience in which the characters
clean damp involved struggle desperately to
maintain their integrity and their
reason in a bloody game whieh
respects neither.
Now. another novel of World
War II presents the other side
of the coin. If for no other rea-
son. John Mersey's The War Div-
er will he required reading not
only for all those who really w ant
to understand World War II. hut
ten for The Writer s Book, a col- for anyone sinrerely concerned
with the nature of man himself.
For in his novel Mersey drnma-
P/es not the heroic mold Imt a
type unfortunately also found in
uniform the man who loves
to kill, who enjoys war for its
own sake who takes a secret
Buzz Marrow, the war lover
o' Mersey's novel, is the pilot of
a Flying Fortress; named The
Body, based at an American air
base in Cambridgeshire. England.'
and assigned to missions rang-
ing over the whole of Miller s
Europe The story of Buzz anil
of The Body is told tty Hie i>om-
her's copilot. Charles Bom.in Bo-
I tirrn, Tn.it
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 277, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 18, 1959, newspaper, October 18, 1959; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth699556/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.