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THE BOERNE STAR
Thursday, April 23, 1964
GENERAL MEETING
OF W. S. C S.
The Woman’s Society of Chris
tion Service held their regular
monthly meeting Wednesday
morning, April 15th in the Fel-
loship Hall of the Boerne Meth-
odist Church. The attractive
Worship Center was in keeping
with the program “Shall We
Unite?” The purple satin cover,
gold cross and several miniature
white churches opened with the
group singing “The Church’s
One Foundation.” Virgie Ross
had charge of the Worship Pro-
gram, reading Scriptures taken
from Ephesians, 4th Chapter
1-8; 11-16. The title “Shall We
Unite?” had three purposes: 1.
To provide an opportunity for
discussion of the Blake-Pike Pro
posal for union of four Protes-
tant Churches including The
Methodist Church; 2. To deepen
interest in other denominations
involved in this proposal; 3. To
encourage active local fellowship
among these denominations. Rev
Lewis followed this with prayer.
The discussion of having one
body in Christ of the four Pro-
testant Churches, was led by
Rev. Lewis. He pointed out to
reach this goal we must have
faith, forbearance and long suf-
fering. Also we must have a de-
sire to have common purposes
for the redemption of God’s
world, and not concentrate so
much on the size of the church.
He further stated, at a meeting
in San Francisco in an Episcopal
Church. Dr. Eugene Blake, a
Presbyterian minister in his ser-
mon on “Christian Unity”
south to embrace all the church-
es. Bishop James A. Pike, an
Episcopalian, immediately endor
sed the Blake Proposal. This
suggestion for merger of the
four leading denominations be-
came known as the Blake-Pipe
Proposal. Rev. Lewis’ talk was
most enlightening, and the Worn
an’s Society appreciates so much
his efforts in preparing this
program.
President Norma Beath pre-
sided at the business meeting.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read by recording secre-
tary Stella Eckert. In ab-
sence of Estelle Miller, Norma
Beath read the treasurer’s re-
port.
It was decided to have the
three Circles meet the night of
Monday, May 18, at 7:30 for
their regular Pledge Service.
Light refreshments will be ser-
ved.
Meeting closed with a poem
by our President titled “Before
It is Too Late.”
BOERNE SHOOTING CLUB
ANNUAL PRIZE & POT SHOOT
CHICKEN BARBECUE
Sunday, April 26th.
Barbecue will be served at
12 o’clock noon. 3tc
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Two tables of players from
Boerne enjoyed the Luncheon
and Bridge Party of the Cosmo-
pay Club in San Antonio on
Wednesday at North Star Mall.
Those winning door prizes were
Mesdames Harry Davis, H. C.
Day and Ellis Adams.
Winners of table prizes were
Mrs. George Ebensberger high;
Mrs. Gene Haas, second, and
Mrs. Haas and Mrs. Franklin
Dacy shared slam. Besides these
ladies, others attending were
Mrs. Howard Duckworth and
Mrs. Richard Athey.
DESSERT BRIDGE
Mrs. James Hudson was nam-
ed honoree for a Dessert Bridge
by Mrs. John King at her home
on Wednesday afternoon.
A dessert was served upon the
arrival of all players.
When the scores were totaled
at the end of the games, Mrs.
Joe Zoeller had high score. Mrs.
Eugene Lewis received consolo-
tion and Mrs. Hudson was pre-
sented a guest gift. Colorful
spring flowers were placed about
the room.
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BOERNE READING CLUB
Mrs. A. E. Coveney was hos-
tess to the Boerne Reading Club
at her ranch home on Tuesday,
April 14. The rooms were at-
tractively decorated with a pro-
fusion of spring flowers.
Mrs. Rae Easley, president of
the organization, presided.
During the business meeting
officers for the 1964-65 year
were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. F. Thompson; vice-
president, Mrs. Robert Sugg; sec
retary, Mrs. T. M. Rylander;
treasurer, Miss Dora Wollsch-
laeger.
The program for the after-
noon was given by Mesdames
C. G. Newton and Webb Carnes
whose chosen subject was “Let-
ters”.
The hostess served a tempt-
ing salad plate during the social
hour. Guests were Mesdames
Henry Fabra and H. H. Holm-
green.
LADIES AUXILIARY
V. F. W. MEET
Ladies Auxiliary Bruno Phil-
lip Post No. 688, V. F. W. met
April 16th for a busy session.
Following officers were elected
for coming year. Florence Rack-
ley, president; Meta Zinsmeister
Senior Vice-President; Valen-
tina Scharmann, Junior Vice-
President; Helen Noah, Treasur-
er; Carmen Haynes, Secretary;
Lena Ammann, Conductress;
Mathilda Krause, Chaplain; Em-
ma Pruter, Guard Minnie Behr,
Historian; Louise Reinhard, Pa-
triotic Instructor; Helen Nutt,
Gertrude Kalka and Bernice
Lanning, trustees.
The Ladies will hold a bake
sole Saturday, May 2 in front of
Post Office.
They will sell memorial pop-
pies May 30th. They voted to
purchase an American flag for
a Scout Troop. Donated to local
cancer drive and sent a contri-
bution to Alaska Disaster Re-
lief.
A very pleasant social hour
followed the meeting. There
were eighteen members present.
BOERNE CIRCLE MEETS
The Boerne Circle of the Leon
Springs Presbyterian Church
met in regular session April 9,
in the home of Mrs. John
Williams.
There were 11 members pres-
ent, and after refreshments of
cake and coffee, the meeting was
called to order with a prayer.
Reports were made on Tea to
be given for new members of the
Church on April 26th, from 4 to
6. Plans were completed for the
Birthday Luncheon to be given
May 4th at 11:30 A. M.
Election of Officers for the
coming year was held, and the
new officers are:
Chairman: Mrs. John King.
Co-Chairman, Mrs. John Wil-
liams.
Secretary: Mrs. M. L. Eames.
Treas. Mrs. R. M. Neuerberg.
Covenant Life Study to be re-
sumed April 22nd.
After the business meeting,
Mrs. Lena Taylor gave the Bible
Study of Psalms, and Mrs. Car-
men Haynes, the Emphasis.
The meeting was closed with
Circle of Prayer.
Mrs. L. R. Krueger will be
hostess for the meeting in May,
Mrs. John Williams will give the
Bible Study, and Mrs. John Mer-
rell will give the emphasis.
500 CARD CLUB
The home of Mrs. Elia Clem-
ens on Thursday was the setting
for the meeting of members and
guests of the “500” Card Club.
After the games, prizes for high
score were awarded Mrs. Ida
Seeger, second, Mrs. Bodo Hole-
kamp and low Mrs. Emil Rich-
ter.
During the social hour which
followed the games the hostess
served salad, cake and coffee.
BASEBALL
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grounds, 3 P. M.
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Davis, Jack R. The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1964, newspaper, April 23, 1964; Boerne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth871415/m1/4/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Patrick Heath Public Library.