Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, May 3, 1963 Page: 3 of 12
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Fifty Years Of Marriage Marked
By Mr. And Mrs. C. M. Simms
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Simms ob-
served their Golden Wedding
Anniversary Sunday afternoon,
when they received over one
hundred guests at a reception
in First Presbyterian parlor,
hosted by their daughter, Mrs.
B. O. Stampley, assisted by var-
ious ladies of the church.
White and vellow snap drag-
ons and yellow roses and pot
plants at vantage points about
the interior were used for floral
decor, reflecting the golden
theme.
Guests were welcomed by Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Simms, their
daughter, Mrs. B. O. Stampley, j Kathy Jarmon.
and Mrs. Eula Tom. | Misses Mary Lou McElroy,
For this occasion Mrs. Simms'Martha Ann Ramert and Kathv
wore a beaut ill,i gold and apple Jarmon presided at the guest
gifts.
The refreshment table was
laid with a white linen cut-
work cloth, and centered with
an arrangement of gold hued
mums.
Mesdames N. S. McDonald,
Frank McElroy, J. W. Gise, J.
K. Jarmon and F. T. Rappold
alternated in serving the three-
tiered white iced cake, detail-
ed with gold and white blos-
soms. topped with gold wedding
bells and numerals “50”.
Punch was dispensed by Mes-
dames S. K. Harper, P. W.
Taker, J. H. Dagg, and Miss
green printed raw silk dress, and
pinned on a corsage of white
and gold carnations, tied with
gold ribbons. Mr. Simms wore a
carnation boutonniere on
lapel of his coat.
Background music was fur-
nished throughout the recep-
tion by Miss Sally Boothe and
Miss Kathy Jarmon at the or-
grn.
Miss Cheryl Dawn Bloodworth
was in charge of the display of
CARD OF THANKS
register.
Guests calling between the
appointed hours of 2 to 5 o’clock
were from Yoakum, Refugio
the El Campo, Port Lavaca, Tivoli,
Houston and Corpus Christi,
Texas.
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MEMOS
by Etta
BACK TO CALIFORNIA —
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Walker
The family of Mrs. Otis E.
Scruggs washes to thank Drs.
Mgebroff and Cable, the Sisters . d hl Shari lpft thc
Ri^z?eLailh^,hviSrs c"<y for
ami death of our mother and ; lt, hom(>'£ol™ \he B ,„.
sister; also to Rev R B Lear me Svis Liml
fhei, — /wo,“B'u°fr tw- «nd »<h«r relatives.
LINGERIE SHOWER COMPLIMENTS
MISS JOAN HILSCHER, BRIDE-ELECT
Miss Joan Hilscher, May bride-
elect of Otto G. Bleler, Jr., was
complimented at a Lingerie show-
er on Tuesday night, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hagan on
Perry Street, with hostesses be-
ing Misses Delores Berger, De-
lores Polasek, Barbara Wilde,
Catherine Hagan, Mesdames Le-
roy Hermes, and Charles Ferrell,
Jr.
The hostesses chose a yellow
and white color theme for the
shower decorations.
Guests were received by Miss
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Hilscher, mother of the honoree,
Miss Joan Hilscher, honoree, and
her fiance's mother, Mrs. Otto
Bleier, Sr., of Shiner.
For this party the honoree, in
keeping with the yellow color
theme, was attired in a yellow
dress, with full pleated skirt,
with which she wore bone acces-
sories, and yellow carnation cor-
sage which was a gift of the
hostesses. The two mothers were
also presented with yellow car-
nation corsages.
Miss Florine Hilscher presided
at her sister’s bride’s book.
The refreshment table was laid
with a yellow cloth, overlaid with
an ecru lace cloth, and centered
with an arrangement of yellow
roses, flanked by slender yellow
tapers In crystal holders. Miss
Barbara Wilde served cake, a
white Iced sheet cake decorated
fington Funeral Home, the
many friends and relatives who
sent cards, flowers, memorials,
and for their visits and for the
food that was brought. God
bless each one of you.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anders
and son
Mr. Otis Scruggs and
daughters
The Sisters and Brothers
- Hospital News -
Patients In Hospital:
Carol Routon, Mrs. Winston
Parker, Mrs. G. W. Heller, Mrs.
Molly Persons, Mrs, Edgar
Middlebrook, Mrs. John Hender-
son, Mrs. W. A. Garrett, Jack
Garrett, Henry Debord, A. H.
Van Dyke, Edward Kubos, Zay
Johnson, J. H. Landry, Mrs.
Wm. Kuester. Mrs. Ludmilla
Mikeska, Mrs. Henry Ilerm,
Mrs. Julius Arlitt, Mrs. Julius
Johnson, Frank Kubenka, Mrs.
Will Brazil, Mrs. Rosie Wil-j
liams, Mrs. Melissa Gibson,
David Vera, Mrs. T. J. Ward,
J. P. Ross and Mrs. E. A. J.
Riggs. s„juJk.
Patients Dismissed:
Clarence Hoffmann, Leon
Maeckel, Miss Hilda Stahahn
Mrs. Charlie Ermis, Mrs. Covey
Morrow, Jr., Georgonia Marti-
nez, Frank Dickinson, Emil
Pesek, John P. Thomas, Mrs.
Edward Gomez, O. C. Hagan
Walter Pruitt. George Chap-
maim, Mrs. Bettv Harrell, Mrs.
John Boedeker, Henry Kuyken-
dall. Vernon Hobbs, and Mrs.
J. It. Ben bow.
GET WELL WISHES — to
Mrs. Henry S. Paulus, who re-
cently underwent eye surgery in
Renger Clinic in Hallettsville.
Currently visiting in the Paulus
homo is their daughter, Mrs.
Roger Hoffman of Alice. Their
other daughter, Mrs. Newton
Crain of Houston visited over
the past week end with her
mother, father ,and sister.
VISIT IN CORPUS CHRISTI
Mrs. Robert Farnsworth and
father, Mr. Arlo W. Weller will
leave the Citv this week end
for a few days visit in Corpus
Christ i with Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Chudej and sons._
BAPTISMAL
Little Miss Marsha Renil
Braun, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Braun received the
Sacrament of Baptism on April
21 in St. Joseph's Church of-
ficiated by Father Carolan.
Sponsors were Earl N. and
Texene Cretors, uncle and aunt
of the infant. Marsha Renil
was born on April 10 at Huth
Memorial Hospital. She weigh-
ed 9 pounds and 14 ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cretors
are grandparents for the first
time and Mr. and Mrs. John
Braun for the second time.
Groat grandparents for the first
time are Mr. and Mrs. John
Sandelovic of here, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Deal of Alameda, Califor-
nia. This is the sixth great
grandchild for Mrs. Richard
Braun and second great grand-
child for Mr. Willie Bohoem.
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KJT MEETS
THIS SUNDAY
The regular meeting of the
Yoakum KJT Lodge will be this
Sunday, May 5th after the 8:00
a. m. Mass at St. Joseph’s Gym.
Generally held on the second Sun-
day of the month, the meeting is
being advanced one week due to
Mother’s Day, according to lodge
secretary Gus Motal.
St. Joseph's School
Cafeteria Menus
ST. JOSEPH’S MENU —
Monday, May Pith:
Chili over Fritos, Cheese and
Onions, Catsup, Cabbage, Rice,
Seasoned Beans, Fruit Salad
and Milk.
Tuesday, May 7th:
Market Sausage, Buttered
Potatoes, Sauerkraut, Com,
Bread, Cherry Cobbler and
Milk.
Wednesday, May 8<h:
Hamburgers, Lettuce, Onions,
Tomatoes, Pickles, Potato Chips,
Ice Cream, Beans, and Milk.
Thursday, May ftth:
Meat Loaf, Gravy, Catsup,
Sweet Potatoes. Green Beans,
Hot Rolls, Butter, Peaches and
milk.
Friday, May 10th:
Salmon Croquettes, or Tuna
Fish, Catsup, Macaroni and
Cheese, English Peas, Peanut
Butter, Crackers, Bread, Cin-
namon Rolls, and Milk.
TO THANK YOU
We wish to express our deep
appreciation to the great num-
ber of persons who were so kind,
thoughtful, and loving in the
passing of Mrs. Jack (Pyrle)
Harnden. |
We shall always remember the
care of the nurses at the Huth
Memorial Hospitl, Dr. R. M. Mil-
ner, Dr. David H. Watson, the
spriritlal help of Rev. Frank Mc-
Elroy Jr., the delicious dinner
sent by the Ladies of the Pres-
byterian Church and friends,
the myriad of beautiful flowers
sent in loving commemoration.
We appreciate your true kind-
ness.
Jack Harden and children,
Arthur of El Campo, Gladys of
Houstonl brother,: Charlie
Franks of Pleasanton and sister,
Mrs. Lillie Stapp of Dallas.
Local Students
Win Honors
Mrs. Morris Fawcett, chair-
man of Yoakum downtown
Chapter of National Guild of
Piano Teachers, announces that
25 piano students passed suc-
cessfully the requirements for
the tests which were held this
past week.
Some 70,000 piano students
take part inis Spring ali over
the United States including
Alaska and Hawaii. All audi-
tion numbers arc memorized,
and each pupil above elemen-
tary grade is required to play
the scales and cadences that
match his pieces.
International Honors were
won by Don McManus on a
15-piece memorized program.
National Honors, 10-pieco pro-
gram, were won by Martha
Annp Ramert, Donna Segers,
Susan Rinn, Doris Steinmami
and Willoan Gee. State Honors
went to Corliss Kaiser who en-
tered 8 numbers. District Hon-
ors, 4 to 6 numbers, were won
bv (he following: Kay Richter,
Kaye Jacobs and Martha Sue
Ramirez of Cuero, Claudia Mc-
Larrv. Gail Findeisen. Iris Ris-
ke, Vickie. Peggy and Lynnetta
Welser, Mnrilvn Mill, Eyllern
nnd Kylleen Kaiser and Dwight
Steinmann. Local Honors, 3-
nieoe program, went to Mike
Jenson of Cuero, Linda Fees,
Carol Hoerig and LyAnn Stein
mann. Pledge Honors went to
Kaye Godard of Cuero.
with yellow roses and carnations
and the couple’s names “Joan and
Otto’’ In yellow icing. Miss De-
lores Polasek poured punch. Yel-
low mints and assorted salted
nuts were in crystal compotes
Severl aappropriate games were
played, after which the honoree
was presented with an array of
lovely lingerie gifts, among
which was the hostesses gift to
her, a yellow gown and robe set.
In addition to the hostesses,
the following were present: Miss
Joan Hilscher, Mrs. Joe W. HU-
sutler, mis. Giio nietet, 3«., Miss-
es Mary Ann Richter, Virginia
Carby, Shirley Miller, Shirley
Kuehn, Dorothy McElroy, Jo Ann
Machac, Ann Borkovsky, Virginia
Huser, Evelyn Bleler, Barbara
Mikulenka, Sharon and Karen
Hagan, Mesdames Robert Kaiser,
Weldon Kaiser, Henry Huser and
Lester Hagan.
St. Joe’s C. Y .0.
Holds Meeting
On April 26th, the St. Joseph’s
C. Y. O. met In the K. C. room.
The meeting was called to order
hy president, Lorene Sokol and
opening prayer was led by Fath-
er Stiles. The minutes were read
by secretary, Jeanne Afflcrbach.
Robby Abernathy then collected
dues since the treasurer was not
present.
We then discussed the day of
recoliection and constitution.
Then discussion was hold on the
C. Y. O. dance to hi* held in St.
Joe’s gym on May 3rd. The meet-
ing was adjourned with prayer
led by Father Stiles.
TO THANK YOU
T would like to take this
means to express mv sincere
thanks and appreciation to Doc-
tor Watson: to the Sisters and
nurses for all their services
extended to my husband while
he was in the local hospital;
To Rev. Tindall and Rev. Frank
Hollan for their visits and
prayers; to everyone for the
oretty flowers and cards; and
to Buffington’s Funeral Home
for the ambulance service.
— Mrs. J. J. Stark, Sr.
Pag* Thro* — YOAKUM HKRALD-TIMES, Yoakum, Tax.
YOUNG MUSICIANS FEATURED IN
“THE MUSICAL TOY SHOP”
A large an<i appreciative crowd
attended the St. Joseph's Music
Department's presentation of
“The Musical Top Shop” at St.
Joseph’s gym Sunday evening.
The program featured younger
musicians from grades four
through six with assistance from
the grade "Vested Choir” and or-
gan preludes by Dorothy Okruh-
llk, Janice Mudd. Betty Ann Ces-
■or and Michael Wagner.
The "little” musicians won the
hearts of all. Especially noted
was the ease and precision with
which these young students per-
formed.
^ Master of ceremonies was
Glenn Dobbs. Evelyn Brewer was
piano accompanist ami Robby
Abernathy was organ accompan
ist.
'The Young musicians included
Patricia Dean, Nancy Tucker and
Lou Ann Kaspar in piano group
McCollough Reunion
Sunday, April 28
The McCullough Family Re-
union was held at the Gonzales
Independence Park at Gonzales
on Sunday, April 28. The fol-
lowing were present:
Halmilton: Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Vick, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baker
and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lee;
San Antonio: Lt. Col. Ray Mc-
Cullough, Shirley, Dec* and Lee;
Yoakum: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Schwab. Kenneth, Jr. and Mary,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ii. Hoch and
Mr. A. P.aumgarten.
From Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Schwab, Sonny Neal, Bet-
tv Jane, Jerry Lee; Gonzales:
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCullough.
Dee, Steve and Gary, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. McCullough and fa-
mily. Mrs. Elsie McCullough
Miss Emma Wenske, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Wenske; Fentress:
Beaulah Schwab Mangum; Bay
City: E. W. McMurrey; and
from Kingsville: Mr. and Mrs.
Bernett McMurrey.
Everyone enjoyed the day and
it was voted to have a reunion
again next year.
One; Darnell Johnson, Peter Ras-
ka and Michael Driver, in Piano
Group Two; A vocal by the El-
bony Dolls Trio: Cynthia Cessor,
Caroline Wehmann, and Donna
Merlan and Paula Royal, Brenda
Royal, and Gwendlyn Ward in a
piano group; also Terri Jahn, Jo
Ann Renkln and Nancy Ann Chi-
le, Cecilia Machac and Nancy
Rohan. Others included Larry
Johnston, Kenneth Schindler,
Glenn Dohhs T.pk1v<> IChIvum- T In.
da Moreno, Phyllis Mudd, Janice
Rohan, Kathy Kasper and Debor-
ah Watson. A vocal by Susan
Siems and a group of pianists
completed the program. These
were Denise Jalm, Mary Raska
and Melva Manning.
Mrs. Otto Siems and Mrs. E.
Bettge were in charge of stage
decorations.
Sister M. Tarclslus reminds all
of the Spring Musical Festival
scheduled for Sunday, May 19th
at 7:30 p. m. at the gym. The
public is always cordially invited.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Frank Holster has re-
turned from a few weeks of va-
cation with her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Drozdzik of
Henrietta, Texas.
W. O. Greifenstein of Hous-
ton spent Tuesday in Yoakum.
11 is daughter Peggy went hack
to Houston with him after
spending a week with her grand-
mother. Mrs. J. J. Stark, Sr.
Medical Records
The history of medical re-l^tient. The medical record
cords runs parallel with the his- a ver-V valuable tool In the treat-
tory of - medlcfne. Records are mcnt present and future dl-
us necessary for the practice of nesses.
medicine as are medications for!
effective treatment, and they
seem to have been made since
earliest antiquity. Polychrome
muals have been found in caves
preserved since the Stone Age
with silhouettes depicting tre-
phining and amputation of fin-
gers appear on the walls of
paleolithic caverns of Spain,
These date back to about 25,-
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While such early medical re-
cords and writing may not be
classed as medical records in
the modern sense of the term,
they are mute evidence that th<>
doctor^ of that time kept some
form of record concerning their
patients. Those earliest records
were primitive in form and very
different from our medical re-
cords. but they served to record
medical achievements for later
generations.
Today’s medical records pre-
sent a complete picture of the
patient’s condition from admis-
sion to the hospital until dis-
missal. The medieal record con-
tains a detailed description of
everything that happens to the
patient during his hospitaliza-
tion and is filed permanently
in the medical record library
for future reference by the pat-
ient’s doctor.
All information contained in
the medical record is kept con-
fidential and is never available
for examination by anyone ex-
cept the patient’s attending phy-
sician or physicians without the
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THANK YOU
We w'ish to express our sin-
cere appreciation to till our
friends and neighbors during
the illness of my husband and
our father, W. 11. Koether, and
during our time of sorrow at
his death.
W(* especially want to thank
Drs. Watson, Mgebroff and
Cable, the Sisters and Nursing
Staff of Huth Memorial Hos-
pital and the special nurses for
all their services. We also want
to thank the Rev. R. B. Lear
and Rev. D. I. Dolton for the
beautiful sermons and prayers j
during thi1 services, and also
Buffington Funeral Home. We
also want to thank those who|
offered memorials or contri-
butions in his honor.
We also want to thank those
who sent flowers and cards
and those who sent food to us.
May God Bless each and every-
one of you.
The family of W. II. Koether
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4-year-old registered Hereford
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Hereford Bull. R. J. Mylius,
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Due to illness and Infirmity
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and the inability to recruit suf-
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celebration, the annua! Round-
up celebration will not be held
this year.
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