The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, April 14, 1961 Page: 2 of 6
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The Fayetta County Racord , Orchestra played prior io the Tri-CoUFlty l.dlgUC
Published by show and between acts, and |
*>• farmer. Publishing Co., Ltd virs. Walter Oeltjen wa at Will Open Sunday
IFvMrv TiiAadav and PrirtM
the piano as accompanist tor
I the vocal numbers,
j The entire cast offered Dix-
at the onset of the minstrel.
THE FAYETTE COUNTY RECORD. LA GRANGE, TEXAS
Church Notices
FRIDAY,-APRIL 14. 1961
fcrery Tuesday and Friday
La Orange, Texas
L. J. Sulak, Editor-Manager
Chas. W. Priebe, Managing
Editor
Entered as second class mall
matter at the Post Offlca at
La Orange, Texas
Subscription Ratos In Fayette and j
Surrounding Counties: Year $3.00. ' . . . . . . s „
« months $1.75, 3 months $1.00 taking part in the chorus—all
Elsewhere In Texas: Year $3 50, in black-face—included W. A.
« months $1.90; 3 months $1.00 Yates, Dr. H. T. Smith, Aub-
Out of State: Year $1.00; ; rey D “Red” Voelkel, Wilbert
* months $2.25; S months $1.26. . , , T , „ , ,
City Dellrsry, by maU. In ! A Jaster’ J Schroeder,
La Grange: | J- C. Lieber and Henry J.
> Tssr $8.50: I mouths ll.BO ' Schovajsa, who served as ge-
° amiu^ uua uiic uui.
day league circuits in Texas, Tri-Counians are slated
MINSTREL —
(Continued from Page 1)
Deep.
neral minstrel chairman.
COUNCIL
(Continued from Page 1)
'CCJJ. I -V*
Rose Melcher, Dear Hearts 1nor wordage changes in order
and Gentle People. I to make it acceptable.
Mrs. Genelda Jaster, Aggra-1 A report from E. J. Payne
vatin’ Poppa. I Dallas, hired by the city as
Elward Ruffin, Without A! inspector for the painting job
Song. | on the two water tanks, was
Other numbers included i read. Noting that Mr. Payne
James Rotter and Bill Swain |liad fu% approved the work,
in a comedy dialogue, with ,he council authorized pay-
Swain putting on a tap* dance I ment of the contract price of
afterward; tap dance by Gil S4-459 to Water Tank Service
Wessels; and two vocal num-
bw- with mandolin accomp-
animent by “Black Gold”
Payne of Houston, with the
guest performer following with
a “story telling” act. Blume’s
CHARLES NOVAK
REALTY CO.
Home* - Farms . Rsnchee
Business Property
Suburban Property
Phone Us to Buy or 8ell
Real Estate
LICENSED and BONDED
Day Ph, 46.3, Night Ph. 589-J
158 N. Washington, La Grange
Co. of Houston.
It was brought to the coun-
cil’s attention that D. A. Jar-
mon of Raymondville, who
owns a tract of approximately
five acres adjacent to the east-
ern boundary of the city cem-
etery, is now interested in
selling this land. The street
| making its debut to the league
I trecking to Mound Hill, I960 , 8t John Lutheran churoh
j runner up, for its initial con- w.rrenton
test of the new season, with Paator Otto Fehler Supply Pastor
Ihe l ri-County League, I Rj-enhain Knickerbockers! April 15, Junior Lutherans. 2
one of the few remaining Sun- Litti tbis one out P- »• . ,n
j ___:_____ |A j a | April lb, Worship service. 8.30
a. in
Sunday School and Adult Hible
^ . | aicui uvaftuc tllc «iUlUai i ' JUHH, It 130 tt. HI.
ven team league from five 1 a]i_star game in which the
Central Texas counties for a1 ioca]s hold a 5_2 edge over the
14-Sunday run. to be followed South Cen-Texans. The tilt
by a Shaughnessy playoffs by wjji probably be played in late
the four top teams at the end , june or ear]y ju]y as a night
of the season. I game with the site to be select-
By the luck of the drawing, ed ^ officials of the leag-
all openers are played in the ues*
eastern half of the area, with j ~~
newly reorganized Dime Box Kilty NetterS Cop
.* onset oi lilt* mmsirei, ---....... — ------’ in-vuumsns are siaieo io
opened Act 2 with Smiles, and j wl^ launch its 1961 season next; meet the South Cen-Tex Am-
closed the performance with *^ur|day, April 16, with a se- | ateur League for the annual | Class, s:30 a
’Til We Meet Again. 1
Other Lions on stage and
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ellinger
Raymond W. Durst. Pastor
9; 30 a. m., Uhurch School.
weekend GUESTS I Brotherhoods Meet
Weekend visitors with Mr. j
and Mi s Frank Urban "were , At ( olloge StatlOIl
Mrs. Robert Janak of Crosby,
Miss Vlasta Haluska of Hous- The, E*st Ce"tra> C?niT
ton. Mr and Mrs. J J. Gre- ence' Lutheran Brotherhoods
gory and children of Baytown,1 sPrm« meeting will be held at
Mrs. Sophie Henigan of Pales- | Our Savior’s Lutheran church
At. I TT..L r n i I in Unllnfio Qlntinn Tnocdno
line, Joe Urban of Gonzales, I College Station Tuesday,
- " - April 18 at 8 p. m.
Speaker will be Doyle Bor-
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Haluska of
Ellinger, Mrs. Charles Hra- ,
ehovy of Houston and Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Gaertner and 1 p. m. All members are asked
Jesse Lee of Gay Hill. Mrs. ] to be present.
cher.s, first vice president of
the Southern District of Bro-
therhoods of The American
Lutheran Church, and his sub-
ject will be, “Personal Wit-
nessing.” In addition, a short
brief on “The Ministry to Our
Students on Campus” will be
given by a layman from Col-
lege Station. x
All members are urged to
attend, and vistors are wel-
come.
invadin** Carmine. Warda go-| i » m . ,,
ing to Shelby, and Bastrop, j “I “A A I t*nniS ( TOW n
La Grange High school ten-
and bridge committee was in-1 njs aspirants, finding the com
JOE HOEFER
Hats Steam Cleaned
and Blocked
Cleaning1 - - Pressing
YEARS T0-MAKE...II COST *12.000000
MfMBERED FOREVER! 1
structed to further investigate
the matter, as the tract—if it
can be purchased reasonably—
could be used to advantage for
the proposed new drainage
ditch long under discussion,
as well as for additional ceme-
tery use.
The finance committee’s re-
port for the fiscal year ending
March 1 was approved It will
petition quite tough, register-
ed one first place—in girls’
singles—in the 21-AA tourney
held at Brenham. Katy copped
Ihree firsts to win the meet.
Carolyn Guettler of La
Grange captured the girls’
singles title by defeating Mar-
8t. Peter’i Lutheran Church
Prairie Valley
Raymond W. Durst, Pastor
7 j). m , Church School.
8 p. nri. WorHhij) service.
April 18, 7:30 p. m., Luther Lea-
gue Meeting.
sha Fussel of Katy 6-2 7-9 . App" * P- Teachers meet-
6-2. ’ ’
J*“k —' VI..,:,
Apr 211, 7:3» p, in.. Teachers ta Haluska came especially to1
Meeting 1 thmi* efon_ m ntlior Mi*e i
April 21
Meeting.
Teachers. . - * - -
i visit their step-mother, Mrs.
Luther League Social Theresie Haluska. who is a |
j patient at the Fayette Memo-
j rial hospital.
j WWI VETS TO MEET
I Regular meeting of Veterans
of World War I and the Ladies
8t. John’s Lutheran Church
Rutersvllle
Raymond W. Durst, Pastor
9:45 a m , Church School.
10:45 a. m., Warship service.
April 22. 1 p m„ Jr. choir and 1 Auxiliary will be held in the
Confirmation Instruction. — -
be published in the next issue ! Larry Jinks of Katy defeat-
of The Record, official city ed Darryl Dippel of La Grange,
newpaper.
Mayor Milton von Minden
appointed the following com-
mittees, with the first-named
serving as chairmen:
Finance, Milton J. Pechal,
Chas. W. Priebe and K. A.
Moellenberndt: utilities,
George H. Giesber, Leroy W.
Riehs and Moellenberndt;
street and bridge. A. H. Spa-
cek, Riehs and Giesber: build-
W. Albrecht and Arno L. Rue- i ^or girls’
ther: police and fire. Moellen- ! caamP*onship.
Saturday,
JOHN WAYNE / RICKARD WIUMARK / LAURENCE HARVEY
FRANKIE PATRICK WAYNE / LINDA CftlSIAl
avalon joan obr.lh, chill wias/j:; RiCilAjfC E!)3i(E
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
H. T. Flachmeler, Paator
Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
Humble entrant for the boys’ lll"|"rshi|' Services. S;15 and
singles crown. 1 °itr,’therhood, Monday. 8 p. m.
The team of Jim Griffin and Ladies Aid Circle, St. Paul LCW,
Andy Polan of Katy downed I Moml"v- p m
Albert Oeltjen and Charles I \V'dlH:H,day'
bntsch of La Grange, 6-1, 6-2, <Mi a m.
and next blanked Humble for —_
the boys’ doubles title. j Bethlehem Lutheran Churx*
Ann Thompson and Anne Round Top
mSStS" k)f Katy f°ppod! rrKuSc:
ctfK. ana aic.socr; duihi- J larceiJ Marburger and Mar- ■ Hound Top and Salem Softball
ing and grounds, Priebe, Gus 'or^e Citzler of LHS, 3-6. 8-6,, t»*am8 at Salem Lutheran church, j
W Albrecht and Arno L. Rue- 8:6 for the girl8’ doubles I,, A*>ri' Confirmation Instruc
ther; police and fire, Moellen- j cdlamPi°nship. I on, a- m- U.80
berndt. Spacek and Priebe: “ ”
and libi ai v Albrecht, Pechal! Hostyn Host To
| and Ruether. District KJZT, K JT
La Grange State Bank build-
ing on Sunday. April 16 at 2
KPneral public is invited to attend.
April 18, at 8 p in., Area Bro.
therhood rally at College Station.
April 19. at 8 p. m. Junior Lu-
therans meeting; Brotherhood
meeting.
April ::0, at 2 p m., St. Paul
Lutheran Church Women meet.
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fayetteville
Waldemar Wendel. Pastor
April 16, at 8:30 a. in.. Worship
service.
9:30 a. m., Sunday School and
Adult Bible clasa.
3:00 p. m.. Cemetery Decoration
Day service.
Martin Luther Church
Carmine
Rev. A. M. Hannemann. Pastor
Sunday. April 16. Early Worship
April 14, Practice Game between j 8 o'. 'V * o
Mind Ton am! Salem H..t,h,.ll' S""d«V Srflool. 9:15.
Second Worship service. 10:30.
Dr. James T. Makinson was
re-appointed city health offi-
!BASEBALL ~
(Continued from Page 1)
Trav Etzel or Ovie
District KJZT and KJT
meetings will be held at Hos-
tyn Sunday afternoon at 1:30
o’clock
Thursday Through Wednesday, April 13-19
COZY THEATRE
LA GRANGE
“Wrap up"your crop... fast!
r
April 16, Sunday School, 8:45 j
a. m. Divine Worship 10 a. m. j
April 17. Cancer Movies at Be-1
thlehem Lutheran Education I
Building at 8 p. m. All Women in-
vited.
April 18, East-Central Brother-
hood Meeting at College Station.
8 p. m.
April 19. Pariah Education and
Sunday School Teachers Meeting;
Waldeck Lutheran Church
Waldeck
Rev. A. M. Hannemann,
Supply Pastor
Sunday School, 8:15.
Worship Service. 9:15.
Family Night, 7:30 p. m.
Zion Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)
T. H. Graalmann, Pastor
7:30 a. m.. First morning ser-
vice.
8:30 a in., Sunday school and
, At ihe opening joint session j 8 " 111
Roensch the Hostyn juniors will pre-! Practice Game between Round ...,
going lor ihc Demons All are i sent a short program, and 50-' (S“' u’ams "V-SoTm Second morning sc
r'm, har:der" | V0‘1' jnemberehtp P'ns Will be April 20. General riean-l’p Dai v"“ :,l,d "olv ''""'""ini'"'
Ihe Weimar Veterans, as awarded to Mrs. Annie Raino- of Church and Education Build Sun,la> sel,.ml staff, Wednesday,
yet untested this season, trek . sek and Mrs. George Adamcik. Ing 8 a. m. until finshed, (come N
$0 Smithville to engage Billy 1 Busineaa meetings will be r< ’ s •’
fritz’s Merchants, who copp- held separately. Mrs. S. J. Ja
......... : f 1----- 1J• . ti cx-
ed a neat 3-2 triumph from the nak is the district KJZT pre-
voung Schulenburg Jayec# '
Texnns in their opener. Mgr.
George Muzny of the Vets is
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LA GRANGE OLIVER CO.
997 N. Franklin St. — I.a (.range
due to start Narvin Koehn on
the mound and either John
Saunders or Dvan Dyal. 5-1
114-pound youngster, is ex-
pected to toss for the Mer-
chants.
Nadn s Rebels, 1-0 conquer-
ers of Shiner a week ago, move
to Schulenburg and Shiner
hosts Plum in other league
tilts. Logical tossers are Hen-
ry Alvarado (1-0) for Nada
and Gene Vornsand (0-1) for
Schulenburg: James Trlicek
(0-1) or Paul Walla for Plum
and Carroll Sembera (0-1) for
Shiner.
East Bernard will be idle
this weekend.
BONORDEN
(Continued from Page 7)
that a man answering Mr. Bon-
orden’s description had been
seen alighting from a bus in
that area several weeks ago.
IJe and Deputy C. A. Prilop
drove to the Bonorden place,
from where a radio call for
firemen was made and they
reported en masse, fanning
out in one direction at a time
to conduct the senrrh. The
gruesome discovery was made
about 45 minutes after the
search began.
The deceased, whose full
name was Eberhardt Henry
Bonorden, was born at Hal-
lettsville on Feb. 2. 1877, a son
"I Mr. .ujd Mrs Albert Bon-
orden A retired farmer, be
had lived in La Grange for the
past 38 years.
Funeral -ervices were held
Thursday at 2 p. m. at the
Keeni[i Funeral Home chapel,
and burial followed later in
the afternoon in Ihe Halletts-
ville City cemetery
Surviving are his wife Mrs.
Fniilie Bonorden of near La
Orange two daughters, Mr-
( I’ A darn nf i
-• .... v^x j vi i ict i ilia H11(1
M/s I. ( Smith of Galveston,’
two sons V A. of Dallas and
A W Bonorden of Smithville;
ister Mrs H J Heigh of Hal-
lettsville brother Willie B„c
orden of Shiner 12 grand-
' ' Idi en ind 24 great -grand-
children.
Philadelphia Lut.ieran Chjech
8wls« Alp (ULCA)
F. Erhard Ellerg, Pastor
April 16, Divine servicp at 9:15
sident, and Willie Vitek is the
district KJT president.
The KJZT juniors from the *■ m
various societies in the district ; Sl""lllv School at to ir. a. m.
will enter a variety of items „ April 17' 8und“ir Sf-hool staff at
« • - - " p, Dl.
in the handiwork ■ contest.1
These will be judged and a-
wards will be made.
April 19, Luther League at 8 p
Cen-Tex Livestock
Commission Co.
Giddings, Teva«
Sale Every Tuesday
Ed "Toby” Tobias. Mgr.
April 11, 1961
ON HAND:
Cattle 514. hogs 225 sheep
10, horses 4.
CALVES:
Good and choice 24-26.10,
commercial 21-23.50, utility
20-22, culls 19 down. Stocker
steer calves 25-33.50. stocker
heifers 22.26.80, stocker yearl-
ings 22-25.50.
HULLS:
Heavy weight 18-19.60, light
weight 17-18.
COWS:
Stocker 15-18.60, good hea-
vy weight 15 17.10, cutter
cows 12-14.80, canner 9.50-11.-
50 Cow and calf pairs, good
175-205, medium 135-170, old
worn out 115 down.
HOGS:
Good and choice 17.50-18.40,
sows 1.1-15.50, heavy weight
16-17.10, light weight 15.50-
16.50. feeders 13-16.50, pigs
none
Comments: Market was
steady on all stocker cattle.
Butcher calves sold 501 to 75y
lower than Iasi week.
April 19, Chrildren
church at 8 p. m.
the
Trinity Lutheran Church
Black Jack (ULCA)
F Erhard Eilers, Pastor
April Jf?, Sunday School at 19
a. ra.
April 16. Divine service at 11 a.
St. Michael’* Lutheran Church
Miaaouri Synod
Winchester, Texas
Rev. H. Hartfield. Vacancy Pastor
Sunday. April 16, 9 45 a in
Sunday School and Bible classes
19:30 a. m , English service.
2:30 p ni., German aeVvice with
Holy Communion.
Trinity Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)
T. H. Graalmann. Paator
9:45 a m„ Sunday school and
Bible class. ,
10:45 a. in.. Morning service.
" 80 p m . Volt-rs' meeting.
Men's Club, Monday, X p m
Sunday school staff, Wednes-
day. 8 p. m.
8t. Paul Lutneran Church
Shelby
Waldemar Wendel, Pastor
April 15. at 8:30 a m.. Confir-
mation class meets.
April J6, 9:15 a. m„ Sunday
School and Adult Bible class
10:311 a m. Continual Ion ser
vice with Holy Communion The
The First Presbyterian Church
Troy Jarvis, Pastor
La Grange, Texas
9:45 a. m.. Sunday School.
11 a. m.. Morning Worship.
9:45 a. m., Sunday School
11:00 a. m . Morning Worship.
Monday, April 16, 4:15 p. m.r
Sr-Hi Council. Giddings.
Tuesday April 18. 3 p. m„ Cir-
cle I.
7:30 p. in., Prayer Servlee.
8 p. m.. Session meeting.
8 p. m. Circle IT, Mrs. H. T.
Smith.
Wednesday. April 19. 7:30 p. m.
Parish Council. Giddings.
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF FAYETTE
To Those Indebted To Or Holding
Claims Against The Estate Of
Erna Koniakowsky, Deceased:
The undersigned having been
ddly appointed Administratrix of
the estate of Erna Koniakowsky,
dec-eased, late of Fayette CuunP/,
TexaH, by H. J. Schovajsa, Judge
of (he County Court of said Coun-
ty on the 10th day of April. A 1),
1961. hereby notifies all persons
indebted to said estate to com**
forward and make settlement, and
those having claims against the
said estate to present them to hA
wilhiu the time prescribed by law
at her residence. (’ o (:. (* J<n>-
ling. P. O. Box 448. La Grange,
Texas, where she will receive all
mail pertaining to said estate,
this the* 11th day of April, A. D
1961.
Ivy M Oehl
Administratrix of the estate
of Erna Koniakowsky
(47.1c)
PIG
SH-O-O-T
Sunday, April 16
at
C. J.’a Country Store
Mwlfct oi 1 i’ >1
Also
Bar-B-Q To Go
Starting at 11 A. M.
Everyone* (’oirie Out And
Have Fun
Cen-Tex Livestock
Commission Co.
Phone 620
GIDDINGS, TEXAS
Sale Every Tuesday
at I P. M.
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