The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1962 Page: 4 of 6
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THE BOERNE STAR
Thursday, Oct. 25, 1962 -V !
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It’s Coming
NOV. 1st.
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EBNERS
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DRUGS
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GOOD HEALTH TO ALL FROM REXALL
Jim Clarkson
244
240
Jess Lloyd
245
249
H. Marquardt
245
248
K. Orschell
245
243
Total
979
980
E. Whitworth
244
247
O. Marquardt
240
243
R. Marquardt
246
244
Harry Phillip
240
246
Total
970
980
OFF-HAND:
Jim Clarkson
Jess Lloyd
Helwig Marquardt
Keene Orschell
Total
BOERNE HERMAN
SONS MEET
The membership and guest
meeting of Boerne Lodge No. 25
was held at the Balcones Com-
munity Center and was very
well attended. All those present
expressed their pleasure with
the food and enjoyed the Her-
man Sons film and some old
comedy films shown after the
meal. Grand President Fritz
Schilo of San Antonio attended
the meeting and expressed his
pleasure at the enthusiasm and
progress of this Lodge. The of-
ficers and members want to
thank all those who helped to
make this meeting such a grand
success. Next meeting will be at
the Community Center on Nov.
10th and we hope to have anoth-
er large turnout of the members.
ATTEND ROSE FESTIVAL
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gerfers
spent Friday and Saturday in
Tyler where they attended the
25th Annual Rose Festival.
They were taken on a tour of
rose gardens where 400 varieties
of roses were shown.
They met Patti Garnett who
was Duchess of Corpus Christi.
The Garnett’s will be remember-
ed as former residents of Sister-
dale.
From there the Gerfers went
on to Dallas where Archie at-
tended a meeting of Texas As-
sociation of Fairs and Exposi-
tions. They also visited the
State Fair in Dallas.
BOWLING NEWS
The results in league and open
bowling at the Boerne Turn Ve-
rein for the week of October
15th through 21st were:
Monday Nite Mixed: Ladies
Hi-game and series, Emmie
Weeaks, 196-520; Men’s Hi- the right time.
BOERNE SHOOTING CLUB
FRIDAY NIGHT SHOOT
OCTOBER 19, 1962
REST SHOOT.
95
95
103
99
392
Ed. J. Whitworth 95
Oscar Marquardt 108
Raymond Marquardt 97
Harry Phillip ' 105
Total 405
The Jim Clarkson team won
the first round by 9 points, and
Ed. Whitworth team came back
the second round to at least tie
the Clarkson team with 980
each. This gives the Clarkson
team total points for both
rounds, declaring them the win-
ner. Jess Lloyd was the high in-
dividual shooter with a 245 and
249 for a total of 494. Helwig
Marquardt was second with a
245 and 248 for a total of 493,
and Ed. Whitworth was third
with a 244 and 247 for a total of
491.
The Whitworth team won the
off hand shoot by 13 points. Os-
car Marquardt was high with a
108, Harry Phillip was second
with a 105, and Helwig Mar-
quardt was third with a 103.
Some one asked Harry how he
shot that 105. His answer was,
it is not how much you shake,
just so you pull the trigger at
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F.
Leesch are spending some time
in Del Rio.
INCREASING USE OF
PLASTIC PIPE CREATES
NEW LOCAL OUTLET
“Expanding use of plastic pipe
by local residents has helped in-
crease the demand for this new
prastic product” according to
Mr. Walter Bergmann of Louis
Bergmann & Sons.
“Pipe like the Carlon HI/MOL
we stock is being used for every
thing from lawn sprinkling sys-
tems to well piping explains Mr.
Bergmann. “Not only do the
lightweight characteristics and
flexibility make the pipe easy to
handle for the average individ-
ual, but its corrosive resistance,
durability and toughness have
led the manufacturers to guaran
tee its use against failue in many
applications.”
“Increasing numbers of new
homeowners are using Carlon
HI/MOL pipe, and lowered costs
is one of the reasons why. Not
only can the individual install his
own lines because of the ease-of-
handling characteristics of the
pipe,” says Mr. Bergmann, “but
fewer fittings are required. This
is an additional cost cutting fac-
tor.”
“The pipe requires no special
equipment to facilitate installa-
tion. There is no soldering, weld-
ing or threading involved. All
anyone needs is a screwdriver
and a knife,” continues Mr. Berg
mann. “In today’s world, ad-
vances in scientific technology
aren’t being reserved for just
space research. Ordinary house-
holders are reaping the benefits
of modern developments,” con-
cludes Mr. Bergmann.
game, Douglas Weeaks, 224; Hi-
series, Victor Knoll, 538.
Tuesday Men’s Commercial:
Hi-game, David Epperson, 217,
Hi-series, Joe Forde and Nolan
Bynum, 559.
Wednesday Doubles: Ladies
Hi-game and series, Edna Rack-
ley, 183-521; Men’s Hi-game,
Ray Minor, Jr. 239; Hi-series,
Dr. Parker 628. Nice series Doc.
There were 2 more series bowl-
ed that we don’t want to let go
without mention. They were
bowled by Douglas Moreau, 600,
and Eddie Pressley, 607. Good
bowling, boys. You see why we
couldn’t pass them up.
Thursday Nite Mixed: Ladies
Hi-game, Edna Rackley, 182; Hi-
series Evelyn Gourley 488; Mens
Hi-game, Floyd Leeder, 216; Hi-
series, Jerry Collins 623. Good
going, Jerry. Keep it up.
Friday Camp Stanley Mixed:
No league bowling.
Winners of 3 free games in
open bowling were: Ladies 135
plus avg. Hazel Smith, 173; 135
minus avg. Kay Krause, 159.
Men 160 plus avg. Clyde Lan-
caster, 205; 160 minus avg. Tony
Budd 220.
There are still some vacancies
on the Thursday Nite Mixed
League that will be starting in
about 2 weeks. So any of you
bowlers who would like to bowl
on a Thursday night some on in
and sign up. We’ll be glad to
have you.
Patronize your sponsors. With
out them our trophies would not
be possible.
Sheep and Goat Fence $12.95
a roll.
McQuinn Building Materials
Mrs. Clarence Dietert was hos
tess at her home on Wednesday
to the members and guests of
the “Bridgettes.” Prizes were a-
warded Mrs. Eugene Haas for
high score, Mrs. II. C. Day had
second high, Mrs. Alex Fish
and Walter Ehlers shared Slam
prize. Guests were Mesdames
Vernon Adler, Alex Fish and L.
E. McQuinn.
Mrs. Robert Sugg, Mrs. Wal-
ter Esser and Mrs. H. A. Miller
attended the District 12 United
Church Women of Texas meet-
ing Friday, October 12th at
Grace Presbyterian Church in
San Antonio.
See color movies at the Hallo-
ween Carnival Saturday Even-
ing, Oct. 27th. Two cartoons,
one on Hawaii and 1 on Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hillmann
spent Saturday afternoon and
Sunday in Winters.
Attending the Texas-Arkan-
sas football game in Austin on
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Davis and Hal. Other Boer-
neites seen at the game were
Mr. and Mrs. John- Ebner, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Bergmann.
The regular Friday night
shoot will be shot this coming
Friday night, and not. Saturday
night.
BOERNE SHOOTING CLUB
SUNDAY MEDAL SHOOT
OCTIBER 21, 1962
REST SHOOT:
Tommy Phillip
246
Jim Clarkson
237
Wehland Steenken
245
Helwig Marquardt
244
Jack Decker, Jr.
248
Bob Calder
240
Steve Winn
243
Harry Phillip
242
Jane Lloyd
244
Phylis Decker
235
Oscar Marquardt
248
Peggy DeLay
244
Dan DeLay
248
Jack Decker III
244
Jess Lloyd
246
OFF HAND:
Tommp Phillip
114
Jim Clarkson
78
Helwig Marquardt
106
Jack Decker, Jr.
96
Harry Phillip
100
Jane Lloyd
70
Phyllis Decker
103
Oscar Marquardt
113
Peggy DeLay
90
Dan DeLay
83
Jack Decker III
107
Jess Lloyd
109
A very nice crowd turned out
for the Sunday Medal Shoot and
Annual Membership Meeting. In
the rest shoot, Dan DeLay was
the high individual shooter with
a strong 248. Oscar Marquardt
was second with a 248, and Jack
Decker Jr. was third with a 248
also. In the off hand shoot Tom-
my Phillip was the high individ-
ual shooter with a 114. Oscar
Marquardt was second with a.
113, and Jess Lloyd was third
with a 109.
Before the shoot the regular
Annual Membership Meeting
was held with 19 members pres-
ent. The minutes of the previous
meeting was read and approved,
and also the financial statement
for period Oct. 1, 1961 to Sep-
tember 30, 1962 was read and
accepted. Jess Lloyd and Harry
Phillip, the two out going direc-
tors were re-elected for anoth-
er term. Other important mat-
ters were discussed, and after
the meeting donuts and coffee
were served to all present.
To all members, there will be
only three more Friday night
shoots this year, Octber 26th.,
November 2nd. which will be
shot on November 3rd., and the
final night will be on Friday,
November 9th. Of course the
regular Sunday medal shoot will
be held on every third Sunday,
of each month.
Mrs. H. A. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Haas, Ricky and Mike
attended the annual Berry Re-
union at MacArthur Park in
San Antonio on Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Sill is spending some
time in San Antonio with her
son, Joe Sill, Jr. *
BOERNE READING CLUB
The Boerne Reading Club met
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Es-
ser Tuesday, Oct. 16. The meet-
ing opened with a prayer by
Miss Dora Wollschlaeger, Chap-
lain pro-tem.
The president, Mrs. C. G. New
ton greeted the members and
the following guests: Mesdames
Forest Wingfield, Clarence Diet-
ert, George Belsey who founded
the Club in 1922, Joe Morrison,
Allen Haag, Jim Bierschwale,
Master Morrision and little Miss
Karen Dee Haag. Each of the 17
members present responded to
roll call with an interesting
topic.
The program for the after-
noon was a paper read by Mrs.
A. E. Coveney. This was a short
sketch of the life of each of the
10 richest women of our nation.
During the social hour delic-
ious pie and coffee were served.
VENETIAN BLINDS
Made to fit your window —
Prices to fit your budget.
McQuinn Building Materials
Band Turkey Dinner Sunday
November 4. 2tc
HOUSE WARMING
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kendrick
were given a Surprise House
Warming on Sunday evening at
their home in Kerrville.
Attending from here were
Messrs and Mesdames Jay Hard-
castle, Foy Osborn, E. E. Ebner,
John Ebner and Don Gourley;
also Mrs. Lillie Adam and Mrs.
Ruth Holekamp.
A group of Mr. Kendrick’s
Kerrville friends also attended.
Cookies and coffee were served.
Theresa Fincke is recovering
nicely from an illness. She has
been in the Fredericksburg Hos-
pital and Clinic. Theresa is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Fincke.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hole-
kamp, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hole-
kamp and son Paul Martin vis-
ited with Jeanette Holekamp
over the week-end in Austin and
attended the Texas-Arkansas
Football game.
Mrs. Sue Lewis Downey has
returned from Conroe where she
was house guest of Mrs. George
Walker.
Chester Poss of San Antonio
visited here on Thursday with
his mother, Mrs. Anna Poss.
Miss Dona Waldeck flew in
from Denton to attend the B. H.
S. Homecoming festivities.
GOSPEL MEETING
October 29 through Nov. 3
GOSPEL PREACHING
GOSPEL SINGING
BIBLE BELIEVING SERMONS ON
FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE DOCTRINE
SPECIAL MOVIES EACH NIGHT
Following Service:
Films on Bible Stories and Communism
Monday Night: "Operation Abolition"
JOHN SWEENEY, Evangelist
Old School House
WELFARE, TEXAS
lKir HiTNUS
Recent returnees from a Mex-
ican trip which took them to
Mexico City, Taxco and Acapul-
po, were Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Am-
mann and Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Ammann. They spent two weeks
south of the Border.
Mrs. Mary Lovell of San An-
tonio spent the past weekend at
her Boerne home.
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V
TO THE PEOPLE OF KENDALL COUNTY
Last February, under new provisions of the Texas Election
Code, I filed for re-election to the Office of County Judge and
Ex-Officio Superintendent of Schools for Kendall County. I thank
you for the support and assistance you have given me in that office
these past four years.
It has not been possible this year for me to call on individ-
uals personally and I will not be able to do so before election day.
This has been the busiest year I have had in County and School
work and there has been little time left over for personal calls
after office and court hours. So I ask you to consider this as a
personal request for your vote and support.
During four years in office every effort has been made in
Judicial and Administrative work to do what is proper and bene-
ficial for Kendall County and it's people. In school affairs the
same effort has been made for the benefit of students and our
school systems. In all this work I have had the assistance of Coun-
ty Officials, School Officials and the Citizens of the County. In
turn I have tried to be as cooperative with others. It is hoped that
these efforts have been satisfactory to the people of Kendall
County, and that you will approve a continuation of such work.
Sincerely,
M. A. SHUMARD, JR.
County Judge and Ex-Officio
Superintendent of Schools
for Kendall County.
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Davis, Jack R. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1962, newspaper, October 25, 1962; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth866632/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.