The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 25, 1942 Page: 3 of 4
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SPECIAL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 26—27
FOLGER'S COFFEE
C W SOAP
SUPER SUDSLARGE SIZE
CARNU
4
Giant Bars
on your car
31c
19c
21c
59c
GERBERS fQQp Strained or j cans
B
BASED
Chopped J 21C
BEANS 28 “J" 23c
KSS„ VEAL SIEW MEAT ~ IB 22c
SLICED VAL VITA No 2>/2 can
PEACHES
HEW POTATOES
SNOWDRIFT
1(PS 23c
3fts 65c
TWO PHONES
ZOELLER GROCERY
It’s a real thrill to the Service
Man when the mail brings
photographs from home!
Have new photographs made
soon to send to your soldier,
sailor or airman!
CASCADE THEATRE
Show starts 7:45 except
Saturday at 7:30.
Admission 10—25
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
.Tune 26 — 27
DOUBLE FEATURE
Pacific Blackout
Robt. Preston, Martha O’Driscol
—AND—
The Return of
Daniel Boone
Sunday — Monday — Tuesday
June 28 — 29 — 30
The Corsican Brothers
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and
Ruth Warrick.
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY
July 1 — 2
International Lady
George Brent, Ilona Massey
NOTICE
IS OUR FIRST DEFENSE
RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PLUS
That “something extra”—a little more than you
usually expect in service and in satisfaction—has be-
come the fixed policy, the commercial philosophy, of
this Prescription Pharmacy.
GRADUATE PHARMACIST
WE FILL ANY DOCTOR’S PRESCRIPTION
EBNER’S DRUG STORE
E. E. EBNER, Prop.
Mrs Arno Richter entertained
the member of The Study
Bridge Club at her home Fri-
day afternoon- There was 12
guests and high score prize
went to Mrs Ella Clemens and
cut prize to Mrs Bradford- Re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. S. F. Fritter of Bracket-
ville is visiting Mrs. R. J.
Wilson this week.
Joe Schwarz of New York
arrived Thursday and visited
until Friday evening with his
mother Mrs. Wm. Schwarz. Joe
is in the Merchant Marine and
reported from Boerne for a trip
overseas.
FOR SALE
Piano in good condition.
Worth the money.
It W. McDaniel
DANCE
At FAIRYLAND
Comfort, Texas
SATURDAY, JUNE 27th
Music By
EDGAR FRIESENHAHN
And His Accordian Band
EVERYBODY WELCOME
PETE SPENRATIT
Mrs. Lucille Martin is attend-
ing the Music Convention at Ft.
Worth, Texas.
OPEN LETTER
Austin, Texas
June 16, 1942
Dear Mr. Lawrence:
Thank you for the check you
mailed to us under date of June
15 in the amount of $57.14 and
$2.00 in cash as balance of Ken-
dall County’s quota for the
Navy Relief Society.
Hearty congratulations to
you and your workers in filling
the quota for your County. I
wish to commend the people of
Kendall County for their gener-
ous response to the appeal sent
out by the Society. To each one
of you who has contributed in
any way to the success of your
Ldrive has the Navy’s deepest
thanks as well as my personal
appreciation for a job well done.
* With kindest personal re-
gards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Gerald C. Mann
BOERNE RUBBER DRIVE
SUCCESSFUL
Boerne si doing its part in
the rubber drive. Over 80,000
pounds of scrap rubber has
been turned in to the local ser-
vice stations and the wholesale
distributors of Boerne'.
Get your rubber together and
take it to your dealer. You may
have enough laying around to
make a rubber lifeboat for one
of our aviators. Surely yoii
would not be so unthoughtful
as to let scrap rubber go to
waste when a small amount will
save a life.
50 pounds is required for a
rubber raft. '
100 pounds is required for a
heavy bomber tire.
446 pounds is required for a
2!/2 ton army truck.
489 pounds is required for a
light tank.
1429 pounds is required for
gas tank on flying fortress.
3644 pounds is required for a
10 ton pontoon bridge.
15,000 pounds is required for
a battleship.
Get your rubber into your
preferred service station aaj
quickly as possible as your deal
er will get time to deliver it to
the main scrap pile. Let’s do
something besides talking. Ac-
tion on the part of the civilian
is just as important as the du-
ties of our armed force. You
must do your part to keep the
men going.
Pvt. H. T. Wales of Kelly j - _
Field visited in Boerne over the P* ana
weekend. j Antonio.
Mrs. James M. Sutton re-
turned home Saturday after
having spent two weeks in thq
Hospital in San
City Market & Grocery
The only Red & White Store in Boerne
FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS
ZIPPER MIX, 3 Pkgs..............-......................... 10c
CORN, No 2 can ......................................................... 10c
TEXAS SPINACH, No 2 can......................................10c
SPAGHETTI, 20 oz can ........................................... 10c
MIXED VEGETABLES, No 2 can.............-............. 10c
PRESTO RUBBER RINGS, Pkg ......................... 4i/2c
KERR LIDS, dozen regular ...................................... 09q
SPRY, 3 lb can ............................................................ 65(?
SALT JOYLS, lb ......................................................- 15c
BOLOGNA, lb ..............................:....................-..... 15c
YELLOW CHEESE, lb ............................................ 29c
FOLGERS COFFEE, lb can ... 30c 2 lb can .... 58c
CRUSTENE, 3 lb ctn ............................-............ 53q
R & W MILK, 6 small or 3 tall.........................-...... 23c
BEVERLY POTTED MEAT, 3 cans ................... 11c
BEVERLY VIENNA SAUSAGE, 2 cans 19c,
STAR RAZOR BLADES, Pkg ............................ 07 ^c
R & W MATCHES, 3 boxes ......................... 13Q
CREAM OF WHEAT, Ige pkg 24c small ........ 14c
INSECTICIDE, small ........ 15c Quart ............ 27c
CLASS “B” GLIDER
PILOT APPLICANTS
MAY ENLIST THROUGH
JUNE 25th
The closing date for the fill-
ing of the present Class “B”
Glider Pilot quota has been ex-
tended to June 25th whereas
CEILING PRICES are in
effect. Prices can not go higher,
but many ‘things’ are not to be
had any more.
Do not HOARD, but buy
what you need In ‘moderate’
amount.
A peculiar state of affairs
has a HOLD on the world, so
one has to do the best he can
until things again get RIGHT.
This store has looked after
YOUR interest, for our own
good so we will both be PLEAS-
ED, since 1908.
You will find most anything
you want or need here.
Sugar — Cans — Lids —
Jars — rubbers — pails — tubs
— etc.
A COUNTRY STORE cater-/
ing to all the needs of the
customer.
Eddie Vogt
Baptist Vacation Bible School
Commencement will be held] Mr. and Mrs. Linzy Wilson
Friday night, June 26, at the j and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Baptist Church at 8:30 p. m. to j Bass and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Which the parents of the child- Rotge and Mr. and Mrs. V. N.
COMMUNITY CLUB
The entertainment for this
month of the Community Club
will be a covered dish supper tq
be held at the Fair Grounds on
Monday, June 29th at 7 p. m.
The purpose of this Club is to
get acquainted with the summei)
visitors and people who have
recently moved here, everyone
who is interested in the welfare
of our town is requested to
come, bring one covered dish
and a guest. Anyone knowing
of some one who might like to
come is asked to notify Mrs.
Harry Davis, Jr. Secretary of
the Club. Serving on the host-
es committee for this meeting
are Mesdames J. W. Speight,
Ralph Bower, Harry Davis and
D. K. Lansing. Assisting Mrs.
O. Bradford on -the entertain-
ment committee are Mesdames
G. D. Griggs, C. G. Sterne and
W. J. Maxfield.
THE BOERNE STAR
An Independent Newspaper
•devoted to the interests of
Boerne and Kendall County.
Jack R. Davis
Editor
Wm. Gammon Davis,Jr.
Publisher
$1.50 Per Year in Advance
Entered at the Boerne Post
)ffice as second-class mail mat-
ter under the act of Congress
/larch 3, 1877.
ren are invited.
FOR SALE
4-room house in good con-
dition, pecan trees, well and
enough rock to build an extra
house. By owner.
2t-p J. D. Muro,
Boerne, Texas
McFadden have rented apart-
ments at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Krebs.
Mrs. Augusta Allerkamp
Mrs. Augusta Allerkamp, age
89, died June 11, 1942, at Com-
fort, Texas. Survivors are*
daughters, Mrs. Louise Roemer
, of Poth, Texas, Mrs. Ida Saur,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gourley; Mrs. Emilie Lindner, Mrs. Clara
and family spent Sunday in
Kerrville with Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Norris.
Little Lucy Ann Schwarz
underwent an operation in San
Antonio Monday for the remov-
al of her tonsils.
Miss Jennie Florence Adle*
spent Sunday and Monday in
San Antonio with Miss Elsie
Pearl Toepperwein.
Mrs. John Kirschke and An-
nie Jo Reynolds left Wednesday
to spend a few days in Hous-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fish spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Becker.
Sgt. Reuben Heyland left
Friday after spending several
weeks here with his parents.
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Venable
returned Saturday from New
York and other eastern cities.
They state they are glad to get
back to Boerne where it is cool.
Lindner of Comfort, Texas, ^ built a nice home
sons, Henry, Richard, Comfort, Mr Sueltenfuss preceeded her
in death. Four sons survive,
MRS. ANNA SUELTENFUSS
The entire community was
saddened when Mrs. Anna Suel-
tenfuss passed away Sunday,
June 21, at the home of her son
Alfred in San Antonio. She was
90 years 1 month and 6 days of
age. Mrs. Sueltenfuss had lived
in Boerne most of her life and
had spent the last few days
with her son and daughter here.
She was born in Comal coun-
ty, May 15, 1852, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Voelcker of
Comal county. When she was 12
years old the family moved to
Kendall county and made their
home on the Guadalupe Rivef
near Bergheim. In 1865 her
father died leaving the widow1
with seven girls and one boy,
the youngest child was only
three weeks old. Anna, being
the oldest shared the responsi-
bility with her mother of rais-
ing the family. This was an
arduous task in those hard pio-
neer years. Ingenuity and hard
work were the only assets of
these brave people who claimed
a civilization from mother
nature. Often times Indians and
drouth caused disaster, but nev-
er were these hardy pioneers
disappointed to such an extent
that they questioned the wis-
dom of their God or their coun-
try. Christianity and loyalty
have always been standards in
the Sueltenfuss home.
She was married to Mr. Cas-
per Henry Sueltenfuss and they
continued to live on the Guada-
lupe and raised a large family.
In their late years they sold
the ranch and moved to Boerne
Texas, Emil, Rudolph, Willie,
Eddy, Albert, San Antonio, Tex
sister Mrs. Mary Ingenhuett
sons
Alfred Sueltenfuss and
Bruno
were
Schaetter-Lindner Funeral
brother, Robert Voigt, Comfort Sueltenfuss oYSan Antonio and
Texas Services wire held at Eml1 Sueltenfuss and Frank
iexas. services weie neia ar Sultenfuss of Boerne. Two
daughters, Mrs. Louise Kron-
kosky and Mrs. Marie Pfeiffer
of Boerne and a third, Mrs-.
Clara Eisele, live in San Anto-
nio.
Funeral services were held
from Ebensberger Funeral
Home at 10:20 a. m. Tuesday
followed by requiem mass at St.
Peter’s Catholic Church. Inter-
ment in the Boerne cemetery.
Father Rainville of San Anto-
nio conducted the services. Tho
pallbearers were grandsons.
The Star joins the many
friends of the family in mourn-
ing the loss of this splendid,
courageous, Christian lady. May
she rest in peace.
MASONIC NOTICE
Regular meeting Masonic
Lodge A. F.. & A. M. No. 897,
will be held every second and
fourth Friday in the month.
Visiting brethern invited.
R. A. Dixon, Sec’ty.
M. J. Lehmann, W. M.
FOR SALE
Practically new bicycle, good
condition, good rubber; also nice
gentle saddle horse. Apply at
Wm McDaniel,
Mrs. E. Q Tynes left Monday
for Houston after spending a
^ 2—“ ior Houston alter spenumg a,
the quota for enlistment of week here with Mrs. Rosye
Class “A” Glider Pilots is un- SaX0I1. Mrs. Tynes has just
limited and the closing date for! compieted a Commercial Course,
same has been been announced.
This latest recruiting informa-
tion was advanced today by
Colonel Kinzie B. Edmunds, San
Antonio District recruiting offi-
cer.
Applicants for Class “B”
Glider Pilots do not have to
have any previous flying ex-
perience. They are required to
pass a screening test with a
grade of 65 or better. Appli-
cants for Class “A” Glides
Pilots must have had previous
flying experience or hold CPT
or CAA certificates. Upon suc-
cessful completion of the glider
pilot course graduates become
Staff Sergeants. Those gradu-
ates who show marked or ex-
ceptional ability during
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hensley,
Mr. Lloyd Harris and Mr. An-
derson of San Antonio spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Phillip.
Mrs. W. K. Morrow of Hous-
ton is spending some time at
the Morrow Ranch on the Ban-
dera Road.
Father Joseph Rainville of
San Antonio who for many
years had charge of St. Peter’s
parish in Boerne was here Mon-
day to conduct the funeral ser-
vice for Mrs. Anna Sueltenfuss.
He has many friends here who
were glad to see him.
Miss Lydia Ruth Davenport
of San Antonio, popular bride-
elect of the season was compli-
mented by Mrs Louis E Hobbs
Wednesday with a shower.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many
friends who came to our assist-
ance at the time our beloved
son and brother Tommy Massey
passed away.
Especially do we thank Major
of
. Lansing, the business men
their | Boerne for their donations, the
training period will be trained pallbearers and all those who
further and commssioned sec-
ond lieutenants. The age limits
for this branch of the service
are from 18 to 35,
Colonel Edmunds also announ
ced that colored men, as well as
sent beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Anna M. Massey
Miss Annabelle Massey
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwarz
— ------ . . and Mrs. Herman Moos of New
white men, experienced _ in the Braunfels attended the funeral
proper trades are eligible for of Mrs. Anna Sueltenfuss and
the Corps of Engineers and that vjsited Mrs. Wm. Schwarz,
the closing date for the exist-
ing quota of Engineers is June
25th.
Buy Defense Bonds.
Northside Food Store
Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS
H PHONE 59
E. A. HENNEKE, Prop. M
CHOICE SEEDLESS RAISINS, lb ...................... 10<3
POST TOASTIES, Giant Size ................................ 13c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No 2 can, 2 for .............. 15c
MUCH MORE EARLY JUNE PEAS, No 2 can .. 12q
PANCAKE FLOUR, 20 oz box, 2 for .................... 15e
HONEY, Yz gallon and gallons
APPLE BUTTER, 14 oz jar, 2 for ........................ 19c
COCOA, 1 lb box, get it while you can ................ 14c
MINUTE TAPIOCA, 2 boxes .................................. 23q
DAIRY MAID BAKING POWDER, lge ................ 19<J
AUSTEX SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS .... 131/2 c
WINDEX, window cleaner, 6 oz bottle ................ 13q
FOR YOUR WASHING............La France, 2 *4 oz 09c
, Satina, 3 for 16c
WHITE NAPTHA SOAP, 4 lge bars .................... 17ci
LUX FLAKES, reg 2 for 19c lge .................... 22c
RINSO, reg 1 for 09c large ............................ 22c
LUX TOILET SOAP, 2 for ................................ 13c
LIFEBUOY, 2 for .................................................... 13d
SPRY, 3 lb can ................ 67c 1 lb can ............ 25C
MATCHES, 6 ox carton ............................................ 25c
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Davis, Jack R. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 25, 1942, newspaper, June 25, 1942; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth856320/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.