The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1952 Page: 6 of 8
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THE BOERNE STAR
Thursday, October 16, 1952
BOERNE METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS
Members and friends are in-
vited to attend Services at the
Boerne Methodist Church dur-
ing Oct. 19th-23rd, each evening
Sunday night through Thursday
night. Singing beginning at 7:30
P. M. Theme of this week:
Stewardship of All of Life.
You, as one individual can in-
crease our average attendance.
If each member will attend at
least one service our average at-
tendance will be over 60, if you
will attend at least twice, our
average attendance will be over
120. You can see our possibili-
ties of having a good average
attendance at these meetings.
Yes, you do count as an individ-
ual member, we hope we can
count on you, not for the sake
of numbers; but for your own
renewal of life as you seek to
become a good Steward of your
life.
ARROW CAMPING CLUB
At the regular meeting of the
Arrow Camping Club, Tuesday
night, the following boys re-
ceived their club membership
pins: Harvey Cartwright, Jack
Schmid, Tommy Phillip, Charles
Huff, Fred Stahl, Bobby Van-
diver, Billy Leonard, Billy Pech-
cek, Dell Hood, Billy Canavan,
Richard Hermes, and Bob Craze.
Following the business session
of the meeting, the boys enjoy-
ed playing various types of
games in the new gymn.
Fryers and Hens
Boerne Locker Plant
St. John’s Missionary Society
will have a gift and bakery sale
Saturday, Nov. 8, at Rust Motor
Co. tfc
Electrical supplies are in stock
to wire your house or make
minor repairs.
McQuinn Building Materials
FOR COURTEOUS
and
EFFICIENT SERVICE
Elect
CLYDE M. MOORE
Your
DISTRICT
And
COUNTY CLERK
(Paid Political Adv.)
SERVICE OFFICER HAS
BUSY THREE MONTHS
Veteran Service Officer Joe
Ammann has just completed a
busy three months, he reported
to the Kendall County Commis-
sioners’ Court Monday.
He listed two trips to Legion,
three trips to_ the Veteran’s Ad-
ministration in San Antonio,
two to Brooke General hospital,
four trips to Comfort and two
to Kendalia in behalf of veterans.
He also listed the following:
hospital treatment for Smith
Stevens, Merl Walker and Ed.
Kaiser; out patient treatment
for Adolph Phillip, Joachim
Besen, Harold Krauter, August
McGraw, Ed. Carpenter, Gus
Herms,"Edgar Beck. '
Application for discharge
from the armed forces: Joseph
C. Gervel of Boerne.
Application approved for
$1600 for new auto to Allen
Haag for loss of use of arm or
hand.
Application for prisoner of
war pay of $1.50 a day for in-
ternment for August McGraw,
Boerne, who spent sy2 years as
a prisoner in Japan; C. B. Mar-
tin of Wetmore, 3% years in
Japan; Alex Marquart, Comfort,
3 years in Germany; Arthur
Davis, Boerne, 1 years in Ger-
many; John Lee Barron, Com-
fort IV2 years Germany; Auno
Laratti, Boerne, 1 year Germ-
any ; Erno Eichholz, Comfort, 1
vear and 20 days in Germany;
Edgar Beck, Boerne, 3y2 years
in Japan.
Applications for muster out
pay for the following who serv-
ed in the Korean conflict, Low-
ell Large, Charles Barnett, Glyn
Barnett and Albeert Trejo, all
of Boerne.
Application for a course of
training: Edgar Treiber of War-
ing and Martin Spenrath, Jr.
of Comfort.
MRS. IRENE HOLCOMB
MARRIED SATURDAY
A double ring ceremony at
the St. John’s Lutheran church
at 8 p. m. Saturday, October 11,
united in marriage Mrs. Irene
Bergmann Holcomb, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergmann
and Reuben Eckhardt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Eckhardt of
Fredericksburg, The Reverend
Thedor Winter officiated.
The bride wore a rose colored
dress of ballerina length and
carried a white orchid on her
prayer book. She also wore a
halo of asters.
Mrs. William Rhode, the
bride’s only attendant chose a
navy blue gown with an iden-
tical halo.
Mrs. Otto Uecker played the
nuptial music and accompanied
Mrs. Hortense Pfeiffer who
sang “Because” and “The Lord’s
Prayer.”
Mr. Heino Crenwelge of Fred-
ericksburg served the groom.
After the wedding a reception
was held at the home of the
brides parents
ivir. and Mrs. Eckhardt win
make their home in Fredericks-
burg.
Otto Henkel and R. H. Toep-
perwein are in Sonora on a busi-
ness trip.
KENDALL FEED & PRODUCE CO.
"A Feed and Seed lor Every Need"
FALL-PLANTING BULBS —
for Home Beauty
Dutch Iris 60c doz.
Ranunculus 75c doz.
Tall Easter Lilies 40c ea.
Croft (short) Easter Lilies 40c ea.
Amaryllis—Giant Hybrids 50c ea.
Narcissus-paper white 15c ea. 2 for 25c
King Alfred Daffodils 25c ea.
Golden Harvest Daffodils, 25c ea.
These are all top quality.
Onion and cabbage plants.
Copperas, Peat Moss, Bhiestone, Aluminum Sul
phate, etc. Come in and look around.
KENDALL FEED & PRODUCE CO.
Phone 26, Boerne.
P. O. Box 132
Have in stock Grain Drills on rubber
on steel wheels; also used drills.
Your Friendly M. M. Dealer
CHAS. H. MOLTER
PHONE 8
COMFORT. TEXAS
SAENGERFEST AT
FREDERICKSBURG
The 61st. Texas Gebirgs Saen
gerfest came to a cose Sunday
October 5, at midnight, after a
two day celebraiton. The wto
Boerne Singing .Clubs, Boerne
Gesang Verein and the Choral
Club were active in two of the
concerts, having 34 members in
attendance, and from the won-
derful applause given them, and
also a number of compliments,
the director Mr. Paul Holekamp,
tells us, that he was highly
pleased, with the renditions of
his two Clubs. The organization
now consists of over 600 mem-
bers and 21 different clubs.
Officers elected were:
President, Robert Tays
1st. Vice-President, Frank C.
Gittinger.
2nd. Vice-President, Mrs. Otto
Seidel.
Secretary-Treausere, Hy. Rie-
mer.
Finance Committee appointed
to approve acounts: F. C. Gittin-
ger, Herbert Waldschmidt, Wm.
Dietel.
Committee appointed on reso-
lutions: F. C. Gittinger, Paul
Holekamp, Otto Seidel.
New Braunfels was selected
to sponsor and take over the
1953 Saengerfest, which will al-
so celebrate the findings of the
first Saengerfest celebration in
Texas then 100 years ago and
was also celebrated in New
Braunfels, Texas 100 years ago.
Mrs. Jake Babbitt, who was
injured in a recent automobile
accident, has been released from
the Boerne hospital.
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HERE SUNDAY
Bishop Evrett Jones of San
Antonio will be in Boerne to
confirm four members- of St.
Helena’s Episcopal church and
to preach at 11 a. m. Sunday,
the Rev. R. C. Talbot, Jr., has
announced.
Bishop Jones will speak at St.
Boniface’s church at Comfort at
9 a. m. the same Sunday.
John “Sammy” Zoeller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Zoeller of
San Antonio, celebrated his
fourth birthday in Boerne Mon-
day, with an open house at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly.
BALCONES HOME DEM-
ONSTRATION CLUB
MEETING
The Balcones Home Demon-
stration Club will meet Tuesday
Oct. 21, in the Episcopal Parish
Hall. The making of aluminum
trays will be demonstrated.
Please come.
Among those attending the
annual barbecue at St. Christo-
pher’s Episcopal Church at Ban-
dera Saturday were Rev. and
Mrs. R. C. Talbot, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Reinhard and Jeff-
rey, Miss Eunice Cole, Mrs. Ella
Clemens and Miss Gladys Clem-
ents.
MASONIC BARBECUE
Kendall Lodge No. 897 will
hold a chicken barbecue for its
members and invited guests at
7:30 p. m. Saturday Oct. 18, at
the Boerne Shooting Club.
Each member attending is re-
quested to leave a 2 pound chick-
en at either Max Theis’ or Hen-
ry Fabra’s store by 2 p. m. Sat-
urday.
Roberts Drug Store offers
fast, free delivery service. Phone
12 3 for all your Drug needs.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Adler
spent Tuesday in San Antonio
on business.
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Davis, Jack R. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1952, newspaper, October 16, 1952; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth856493/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.