The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, February 27, 1953 Page: 4 of 6
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nu rAmm county rbcord, la orahqi, teus
1953 - - 195,3
Tax AH8esMor’«
NOTICE
I will be at the following
places on the dates specified
below for the purpose of as-
sessing property for State and
County taxes. Time for asses-
sing will expire on April 30,
1953.
WARDA NEWS
By Gladys Bohot
Be sure to asses your pro-
perty and claim Homestead
Exemption from State tax.
Homestead exemption will not
be allowed on property that is
not assessed.
I will also register cars and
trucks; Be sure to bring your
1952 license receipt and Certi-
ficate of Title.
Schulenburg — Friday, Feb.
27, from 9 A M. to 3 P. M.
Schulenburg — Saturday, Feb.
28, from 9 A. M. to 3 P M
Muldoon — Monday, March 2,
from 9 to 12 A. M.
West Point — Monday, March
2, from 1 to 3 P. M.
Plum — Tuesday, March 3,
from 9 to 11:30 A. M.
GILBERT H. ECK
Tax Assessor-Collector
Fayette County
La Grange, Texas
Enjoy Supper
Those who purlltiputed In i
delirious turkey supper Saturday
ovenimt at the home of. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Tschatachula wore
Mr. and Mrs. Thuo. Krakoaky
Teacher and Mrs. ttehaeh and fam
tty. Mr and Mrs. Martin Mltschkr
ami family, Mr. and Mra. Hohorl
Bohot, Mr and Mrs. I’uul Bohol
Mr. and Mrs. Ki win Znch and hoys.
Gerhard Zncli ami Mr. and Mrs
Frod Kasper of hero; Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Tschatachula and Mr. and
Mrn. Edward Kaiser and Johnny
Lee of l.a Grange; Mr. and Mrs
Oswald Tschatachula and (laugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btetach
and son. Mr. and Mra. Martin
Hunger, Mr. and Mrs. Thoo. Zoch
and family of Winchester; and
Mr. and Mrs. John Randall of
Houston.
Installation Services
luntallatlcm services for the new
pastor. Rev. John Herzog, will he
held Sundav afternoon, beginning
at with the Rov. W. Striechei
presenting the welcoming sermon.
ELLINGER NEWS
By Miss Nancy Koehl
CISTERN NEWS ,
By Mra. Gertrude Pavtica
1950 BUICK SUPER
FORDOR SEDAN
Dynaflow, radio, heater, de-
froster, windshield washer,
back-up lights, white sidewall
tires; personal car, only few
miles. Bv owner, no dealer.
HERBERT MOTOR
SALES
Rutersville, Texas
<jS«Z/YIIIM5tlF
DF L0UI PRICES
-SPECIALS-
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
LIBBY’S SPECIALS
PEACHES, heavy syrup, No. 2U» can,
2 for----------------59c
SLICED PINEAPPLES, No. 2 can — 29c
GOLDEN CORN, Cream Style,
No. 2 can, 2 for----*----35c
TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. can---29c
GARDEN PEAS, 303 can----19c
COFFEE,
Admiration,
1 lb pkg. 84c
SUGAR CRISP, package---— 24c
MORTON SALT, package----10c
WHITE KARO, l«/» lb. jar----21c
TUNA FLAKE, Breast-O-Chicken,
Can----------32c
BAKING POWDER, Clabber Girl,
25 qp. can---------25c
WHITE CAKE MIX, Gladiola, pkg. 35c
Bottle Adam’s .Vanilla FREE
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPT.
ORANGES, nice size, dozen-----29c
LETTUCE, 2 for--------15c
POTATOES, Idaho Russet,
10 pound mesh bag1-----52c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
DRESSED FRYERS, pound--
PICNIC HAMS, 4 to 6 pounds, lb.
BACON, Traypacked, pound---
45c
41c
-48c
ROSENBERG & MOORE
Your Complete Food Market
Farewell Party
Johnny Walla, non of Mr. mid
Mra. l-.e Walla, was honored by
Mra. Leona Benin with a chicken
barbecue Sunday evening at hei
home.
The following were present
Mr. and Mth. l,eo Walla and Nona
G. J. and Johnny, and Mias Joy'd
1‘rause, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wal
la and son. Frankio, Miss Murtlyi
Varioia, Mr. and Mrs, I gnat z Zns
koda, Mr. and Mrs. D. IV Klr>r
nueran and Miss Bobble Jem
lleran and Mike Roberts, Bov
Francis Kolnr, J. V. Hrnehovy anfri
Miss Violet Trefny, Charlie Hraeh
ovy and Miss Vera Svctlik.
Johnny will leave on March f
to be inducted'into the U. S. army.
Heme From Hoapital
Mrs. Louis fTihoda of near El
linger underwent on operation at
Mo Sunday School nml Bible class-
es will be held, l’astoi Herzog will
be the recipient of a “pound show-
er’ amt refreshments will bt
served.
Walter League Meets
The Holy Cross Wnlther League
of Wards met Sundny night, th«
mooting being opened with ;
bvmn, followed by a prayer b\
Fred Zoch and scripture leading
hv Elmer Zoch
President Gladys Bohot presided
and Secretary Junell Pietsch read
• he minutes. Visitors included
Junell and Rueben Pietsch, Joyce
lurk. Johnny and JameR Schramm.
Bible study was In charge ol
Teacher Relisch.
D'sousslon was held concorniny
the Wnlther League convention
which will ue staged in Lubbock
July 11-14.
Junell Piet aril was nominated as
oevim-nn of the Talent Quest foi
the Werda society.
Home From Germany
Raymond Zoch. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alft.ii T. Zoch. is back home
from Germany
Pergemis
Rev. and Mrs. Paul C. Eifort of
rnmhall visited Teacher and Mrs.
Relisch Monday, stopping here en
mute to Austin.
Relatives and friends joined ir
celebrating tho birthday of Mrs.
Lehmanr Friday night at the
home of Mr. amt Mrs. Ed. Leh-
mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dettorling,
Elroy and Wcrnlve Bernstlen of
Houston, Miss Marie Koenig of
Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter- Kuehs and family of Little
Rock, Ark. were visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard
Bernstien Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lehmann
of Houston spent the week-end
here with relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs. Herman Tienert of
Port Arthur were week-end visit-
ors here.
Miss Venwttrtce Pietsch visited
In Austin over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehmann
and David attended the baptism
of the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Zoch at Giddings last
Sunday.
Mr. Hiid Mrs. George Kunze and
daughter of Bryan visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Kur.ze during the week-
end.
Mr. nml Mrs. John Randall of
Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
of Austin silent th<j week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. l;'red Kasper and
son.
Mr. nn„'( Mch. Leather Cruenikp
and family of Austin. Mr. and Mrs.
Mfiton Koenig and daughter of
Winchester and Mr. and Mrs.
Schulz and family of Houston were
visitors in the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Bltyier over the
week-end.
Anton Lehmann of Houston
spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lehmann.
CARD OF THANKS
I have been ill for
many
years, having had three oper-
ations and I was getting grad-
ually worse. It cost me $1200.
At last I was getting so bad
that I hated to have anybody,
even my husband, around me.
I was out of my mind on occa-
sions for pain and nervousness
that I felt that death would
bring me great relief.
I was operated for galstones,
appendix, and on my shoulder
I hardly know for what. At
long last, I read Dr. Broden’s
patients’ testimonies in the
papers and I decided to see
him. I was hysteric and cried
all the way to Hallettsville
The doctor gave me one treat-
ment and I felt for the first
time great relief so that my
head cleared up and I could
stand on my feet free from
dizziness and pain in my tem-
ples. At this writing, I have
no more sinus, I can breath
normally, I sleep all night long
and never wake up in the
night. My bowels are acting
normally. I have no more bit-
terness in my mouth and I can
eat without having gas pains
for all of which T am thankful
to God and the Doctor. I high-
ly recommend Dr. Broden tc
all my friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Svrcek
La Grange, Texas
_ (6-tfc)
Attend Baptism and Farewell
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jama and
he Columbus hospital last week
ind Is reported to have returnee
ionic and recuperating nicely.
CMB Services Sunday
CVeoli services of the C. M. It
’hurch. Bilks I’ralrle, will ho held
Sunday, March 1 at 3 p. in., Rev.
Henry Reseda Sr. officiating.
Personals
Mr. and' Mrs. Jim Orsak and
'aughtcr. Cynthia, Mrs. Herman
Lave and sons, j. C. and Byron, at
tomlcd the S'eth birthday eclebra
Hou of “Grandpa Strnadel” hell'
it Hlllje Sunday.
Louis Lycka of Angletim spent
'.he week-end he-re with relatives.
Charlie Hrachovy and J. C
Hraehovy of Houston spent the
week-end here with relatives.
Kd. Tobias ami 1). B. Foniueran
made a business trip to Port Ar-
hur Tuesday,
Thunks to Cecil McWhorter ot
Houston for his renewal to The
Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peters
are In receipt of a letter from
their son. Pvt. Edward D. Peters.
He Is stationed at Fort BIIbs. Tex-
ts and his address Is tl. 8. 541087-
16 Btrv. B-S AAA.-R. T. C.
Sheriff O. H. Meyer. Frank,---" , Mr „nii Mr8
Hcmpke and P. V. Allison of Beau- ^ smithvillc; liar
•uont. enroute to Austin Monday. <£“>Me) "»■ ^ Helen Hel-
-■topped here briefly. '' ’ ' ’
Mr. and Mrs. Lad Holan “n‘l i ""mT" rtnVl Mrs. Rudolph Kana ot
H""XrV"t2-.ir
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Janca am
Judy went to Sail Antonio Sunda:
to he present at the baptism o
lltl!“ John Allen Mueller, son o
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Mueller, am
also attended the farewell suppei
given In honor of Dr. John A
Mueller, who Is leaving the jStatef
for service In Japan Kebrgary 26
8lck List
Miss Audrey Ann Hanzelka am
Gilbert Austin are now on. thi
dek list.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Boidovskj
and baby of Houston aud Mis:
Lillian >lnklarek of Austin wert
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs
Cl)nr!ie Vinklnrik.
Mrs. Charlie patter of Donmiing
N. M. Is visiting relatives am
friends here.
Mr. anil Mrs. Joseph A. Goscl
■•nd Jerry of Beaumont spent Frt
day night with Mrs. Gertrude I'av
'lea and children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Matoeha an<’
oaby of Rosenberg spent Siinila;
with Ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo<
Matoeha.1
Joe Harbich, Mrs. Edmund Har
bleb, Mrs. Gertrude PavJica an.
tntdiael were In Fort Hood Sat-
urday. They were aceompanlei
mine by Pvt- Edmund Harbich
vho spent Sunday here wift
iiomefolks.
Last Sunday guests in the Beno
Dellinger home were: Mr. and
Mrs. I,. A. l.lilak of Muldoon; Rev
fpnntlus Kopczynskl, Miss Louise
anil Mrs. Beno Hellinger.
Little Mlsb Rose Marie Mike of
family
•tare with his
Mrs. John Holan Sr.
Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Ealy and
son of Houston arrived Tuesday _ . nn OT? THANKS
to spend several days with Mr. and wi. Anf»nno
Mrs. John Holan Sr.- | j wish to extend my sincere
S. 1.. Prihoda of Freeport “'' thanks to Dr. Albert H. Bro-
S?^iSll.’i.1“”“d for
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sehoppa and i mature death or pernaps
9on of Baytown spent the week- worse. ,
end here with Mr. and Mrs. Joe J was jH for some years be-
R- Hiiberak 1 fore j was operated for female
p * nfx Ap mu a »nr c trouble. After that I was gets
CARD OF THANKS ! t,nc worse all the time. I
.ting worse
I wish to express sincere called upon my Doctor but he
thanks to Dr. Albert H. Bro-, seemed unable to give me the
den through this column for' slightest relief. I began to
his skill and ability to deliver i wander around night and
me from years long suffering., unconsciously neglecting mv
Since a little girl I suffered \ three lovely children. I could
with headaches and inflama- not sleep a wink and would
tion of my throat. Doctors keep my husband awake too.
could not as much as give me My mind was a near blank so
temporary relief. I am a moth-
er of two children, and during
child bearing my stomach
dropped and in addition to
gallstones it made me a hope-
less invalid. I also had a bad
case of sinus, backaches, and
practically not a healthy or-
gan'in my body.
I "came to Dr. BToden at
Hallettsville, never1 dreaming
that I would ever ffct well
again. Suffice to say, with the
first treatment I felt great re-
lief. '
I slept that night the first
time in many a day without
that I was all the time in a
stupor. After the Doctor saw
that I was off my mental ba-
lance, he urged iny husband
that he take me to a state hos-
pital to the mental ward which
he refused to do,
I knew that if they would
take me away, I would never
see my family again. It seems
like from Heaven some one
recommended that T see Dr.
Broden of Hallettsville, and
we went there. He thoroughly
examined me and went to
work. After the second week
I began to improve, and in a
dope. It was but a short three month’s time my mind seemed
weeks that I was in normal to level off so that I began to
health such as I never ex-
perienced in many years.
I feel that only God could do
this by the instrumentality of
loose my unwarranted fears
for I was so scared that I fear-
ed to be alone and hated to
have any body around me. 1
man. My little girl, who had a]had gall,stones, fallen stomach,
sore throat for a long while,
he saved from having an oper-
ation of the throat. Also my
husband, who suffered with
sinus trouble for years, he too
has. been healed and has
gained weight. I certainly am
very greatful, and my husband
too, for all he did for us. 1
backaches, sinus, all that is
gone.
Now, at this writing, I have
lost all my fear, I can sleep
good, I have my children with
me and my good husband is
with me. I gained weight and
we are all happy again. I am
sure my husband and X can
greatly recommend Dr. Bro- not find words of thanks and
den to those who suffer as we' gratification that we can give
nave. to God and the good Doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ulcak
815 Knox St.
Houston, Texas
(6-tfc)
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Biehunko
705 N. Texana St.
Hallettsville, Texas
(6-tfc)
Missionary Society Mests
Tbs regular meeting ot the Trin-
ity Ladies Aid and Missionary
Society was held at Fryisbqrt
iartsh house February tS. For the
■penlne hyijin, "Beautiful SavW"
■vas sung, followed by a scripture
iy Mrs. H- H. JSchultz. Mrs. E. 0.,
Mtnssch led in praygr. The Quiz
>» the study topic
was held. Ilev. WolHer gave jhe
Lunch
jervod by Mrs. Edgar Heinsohh
Bible Study.
the month
later
Houston is visiting her. grand:
urentK, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mares
My. and Mrs. Ed. Harbich aipl
fftthy of Colurobua ^were .guests
n the Joe Harbich home Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and
hlldren. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
•Mentl and children of Austin spent
Sunday with homefolks here.
Mias Alfreda Pavlina of Austin
ipent the week-end in tlte home
if Mrs. Gertrude Pavllca and Joe
Harbich.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to the doctors of the
Boelsche Clinic, my special
nurses, Mrs. Posey and Mrs.
Keaths, and the nurses and
staff of Fayette Memorial hos-
pital for their kindness during
my stay in the hospital. I also
wish to thank my relatives,
neighbors and friends for the
beautiful flowers, gifts and
cards which mean so much to
one who is ill. Your kindness
will always be remembered.
Alfred Janssen
CARD OF THANKS
We want in this way to ex-
press our sincere gratitude to
all who came to our assistance
when fire broke out in our
home last Saturday. We are
mosf grateful to the firemen
and to the numerous others,
both white and colored, who
aided ui in the removal of our
household and personal ef-
U
feels. Also our grateful thanks
are extended to many others
who extended or offered help
and courtesies in various ways.
You may be assured that your
kindly interest and assistance
is gratefully appreciated.
Lillian, Leon and
Herbert Gimdt
and Mrs. Eiui1 Hurtflul.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Melcher
visited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kurts
bt Rosenberg Sunday.
A. A. Arlen D. Schultz of San
tJiego, California. 1b visiting sev-
eral days in Houston with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mlnssen, Mr.
Personnel C
In Welfare
Cleaning — Pressing
Hats Steam Cleaned,
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La Grange Tern
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FOR
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The Dark
Can Kill You
America’s millionth traffic victim has been dead a year. Yet
auto wrecks go right on changing our country crossroads into
killer comers.
Where’s the villain?
Some say "more cars on the road these days.” Some point to
"reckless youths” .. . "lax laws” ... "drunken driving” .,.
"speeding.”
But Something else may be more to blame for auto accidents
than any of these. Darkness. Main old darkness.
Look at one case. In a Connecticut area 182 pedestrians were
killed at night in two years—179 on poorly lighted streets.
*
Busy traffic centers are waking up fast, lighting their death-
trap streets. Salt Lake City cut night deaths 92% in one area,
Ofand Rapids 78%, Bridgeport 93%.
Some small communities have been first to pick up the
newest in lighting equipment. Oakwood, Ohio, has the largest
installation of fluorescent street lamps in the country. And
there’s a broad-daylight look in Lyndonville, Vermont, even
late at night. Fluorescent lighting as developed by General
Electric has now been extended to street lighting.
Good street lighting has been a pet project of our* for years.
General Electric engineers work with local officials on other
community problems, too-traffic control, water shortage,
waste disposal, farm and home modernization—wherever elec-
tricity can help progress. For progress is our most important
product. General Electric Company, Department 2-123
Schenectady, N. Y.
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