The Flatonia Argus. (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1956 Page: 3 of 6
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THE FLATONIA ARGUS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1956
Established Jan. 1, 187S
d.day’ on screen | Vets Administration
“D-Day, the Sixth of Questions, Answers
'Une” Drovides the fiery cli-1 Q A young man i know
nax to a touching story of (js ejjgji}ie for schooling un-
i wartime love ail air in the , j ^yar Orphans Edu-
.inemaScope drama show- cation program> He’s still
ng Sunday and Monday at
he Lyric Theatre. The pro*
luction stars Robert Tay-
or, Richard Todd, Dana
•Vynter, Edmond O’Brien.
Based on the best-selling
lovel by Lionel Shapiro,
‘D-Day, the Sixth of June”
•ecounts the love story of a
jeautiful English girl torn
jetween her British suitor
ind a dashing American of-
ficer whom she meets on
the eve of the invasion that
s to settle her indecision
for her.
Mrs. F. J. Bittner Sr. and
Mrs. T. E. Marron of Nixon
visited with Mr. and Mrs. F.
1. Bittner Jr. Saturday.
Mi. and Mrs. Frankie
Michulka arid family Of
shiner visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Stuehrenberg on-
sunday.
in high school. Would he
be allowed to finish . his
regular high school educa-
tion under the War Or-
phans program?
A.
regular high school train-
ing. Below college level
schooling is allowed only
when it is specialized voca-
tional training that will fit
a student for a vocational
goal.
Q. I am a disabled Korea
veteran. I want to take vo-
cational rehabilitation train-
ing, but I’ve been told it
must- be full-time. Does
that mean I will be pro-
hibited from training?
A. No. -Although veterans
usually are required to de-
vote full-time to their train-
ing, less than full-time train-
ing may be permitted if
their disabilities prevent
them from taking a full-
time course.
Q. Would it be possible
to get a GI business loan to
engage if! business in a for-
eign country?
A. No. The business must
be located in the United
States, its territories or pos-
sessions.
_____hold a World War II
GI term insurance policy.
Will I have to take a physi-
cal examination in order to
convert to a permanent
plan?
A. No. A physical exami-
nation is not necessary to
convert your, term insurance
to a permanent plan.
Q. Is flight training al-
lowed under the new' War
Orphans Education pro-
gram ?
A. Flight training by it-
self is prohibited. It may
be taken, however, if it is
part of a standard college
course for which credit is
given toward a degree.
Mrs. Frank |. Prihbda,
Claudette andA'arl were in
Columbus Saturday after-
noon visiting with Mrs. Eu-
gene Tietjen and daughter.
Elmer Renfro and son
and Frank J. Piihoda spent
the week-end oh the coast,
fishing.
Mrs. Delma V. Brown
and Vivian Joyce of San An-
tonio spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs, William.
son and Doris.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berger
and Michael of San Antonio
spent the week-end with
Miss Ella Berger.
Mrs. Grant Greener of
Luling and Mrs. Hampton
of Austin visited with Mr.
and Mrs. L. ~L. Wilsotl last
Thursday.
Mrs. Faye Floyd, Mrs. R.
R. Simcoe and Bobby Ray.
and Edward W. Stoner were
recent visitors of friencls in
Victoria.
Miss Joyce Spencer of
Eagle Lake spent the week-
end with Mrs. T. L. Biddle
and Mrs. Bessie McCalop.
CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to take this oppor-
tunity to thank Father Han-
acek, Father Walsh and all
my relatives and friends
who came to visit me in the
hospital and at home. For
all* your prayers for my re-
covery, the many nice cards,
flowers, and food, and also
those who helped in any
er way.. Lwill always re-
member your kindness. May
God bless you.
Mrs. E. J. Knezek
WAS RIGHT, TOO!
Teacher: “Can
tell me the main
cowhide?”
Johnny: “It keeps the
cow together, ma’am.”
A millennium is a period
of a thousand years.
The American flag can
only be flown upside down
as a sjgnal of distress.
Sandhurst Co 1 lege is
Great Britain’s equivalent to
America’s West Point.
News Of Cistern Community
anyone
use for
Mi) Enter Gulfs “Life of Riley” Contest
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WILLIAM BENOIX, star of “The Life of Riley” TV
show, points out your royal Riviera playground.
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(Mrs. Gertrude,Pavllca. Cor.) -
Fajkus were Don Daven-
port, Jerald Sandergaard,
and Miss Romona Naumann
of San Antonie, Miss Norma
Fajkus and Russ Hawkina
of Houston.
Rev. T. T. Janysek and
Bridal Shower *
Miss Joyce Ann Thiede,
bride-elect of Billy Davis
Jr., was honored with a
miscellaneous shower Sun-
day afternoon, Sept. 30, at
2 o'clock.
Upon her—arrived,—she- his niece,^Miss Rosie J&ny;
and her sister, Mrs. Bennie
Beale, and the mother of
the groom-to-be, Mrs. Billy
Davis Sr., were presented
corsages of white carna-
tions.
They were seated by a
lace-covered table deco-
rated with mixed flowers
and loaded with lovely and
useful gifts.
Several games and con-
tests were enjoyed.
The b r i d e-to-be was
given the end of a ribbon
and told the follow the
winding path, letting the
ribbon guide her to a treas-
ure. The ribbon led her to
a door which she opened,
and found her groom-to-be.
At this point, Mrs. Jerry
Faltisek of Flatonia took
their picture.
After the opening of the
gifts. Joyce expressed
her thffbks and appreciation
to her many friends for
thoughtfulness and kind
ness and invited them to see
her ‘marry Saturday, Oct.
G, at ff a. m. in the Sts. Cyril
and Methodius Cathdlic'
Church in Cistern.
A delicious lunch, con-
sisting of chieken sand-
wiches, potato chips, cook-
ies, candy mints, angel con-
fetti cake, and tea, was
served.
Miss La Verne Thiede,
sister of the bride-elect,
had charge of the register,
where over 80 guests regis-
tered.
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Ha* Operation
Mrs. Fratik Hanzelka
was a patient in the Youens
Hospital in Weimar a few
days last. week where she
underwent miq,or surgery.
Goea to- Houston y
sek, of Falls City attended
the picnic here Sunday and
remained over with friends
to attend to business here
Monday.
Albert Bauer Jr. and Son-
nie Bayer of Austin were
week-end visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bauer Sr.
Mrs. Max Plentl of Fla-
tonia was the guest of Mrs.
Sophie Machacek Thursday
and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vana
of Schulenfeurg spent Sat-
urday night with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Kunschik.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Maki
and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Delphin Motal and
children of Houston visited
Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Mare*
over the week-end.
Miss Gladys Vinklarek is
spending a few days in the
Gilbert Raemsch home near
Srrtithdille.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ku-
chynka, and sons tvere
Provident* City •visitors Sunr
day.
Miss Margaret Hanzelka
of San Antonio is spending
a week’s vacation with her
parents, Mr. and' Mrs.
Frank Hanzelka.
Mr. and'Mr.i. Adolph Hill
and daughters of Gonzales
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Robinson Friday and Satur-.
day. Grandma Robinson
returned home with them
after a two weeks visit
there. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hop-
kins and Mrs, Bud Robin-
son visited Cuero relative#
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mares and soro of Seattle,
Wash., ar* visiting his par-
of..San Antonio is spending
ton, wherj-she .will accept
employment.
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Picnic a Success •
The picnic held here last
Sunday was attended by a
large crowd from far and
near and resulted in a suc-
cessful affair.
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Fly direct to Nice, France, in 20
hours, via the world's most experi-
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in a royal home, with all modern
conveniences.
' Servant staff, luxury furnishings,
glamoroijs patio, pri\a"j>s\\ imrr.irig
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more ... all .yours in a stunning-sot-
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It’s a tfnce-fn'a-lifelime- trip for
two. You enjoy scores of exciting
holiday adventurds—with S200a day ’
to spend! Your own limousine whirls
you through a gay round of-gala
events jn nearby Nice, Cannes and
other Riviera plavgrounds.*
A world of pleasure awaits you.
Golden beaches, festive occasion*?
dazzling scenery . . . sports, pleas-
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Lite of Rijey for.u magnificent, mem-
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Funeral Attended
Some of - ogr people at-
tended-the funeral of Mrs
John Smith in Waelder last
Friday afternoon, w-ho died
suddenly Thursday ‘ alter
noon.
Mrs. Smith and her hits-
band,owned and-rip-crated a
cirCharba.
Misses Jo Ann Kunschik
and Florence Vinklarek of
Austin were at home for the
week-enlf
' ’Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Bordovsky and children of
Houston spent a few vaca-
tion day here with her-par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlia
Vinklarek, last •week.
Willie Janeoka of San
Antonio was a week-end
visitor jn the Albert Ja«
necka home.
and a Gulf
galaxy of
um
prizes
Mrs. Leith Kurtz of Moul-
ton visited' with Mr. and
Mis. Anton Finn Monday.,
Mr, and Mr-. Joe’A. Zim-
merganttle store here <ot)K- ni'er},uhz-'l. Billie Jean and
years ago. Oaltel Wayne of Bay.City,
. ——--. ■ , Mr> and Mrs: Bob Beale of
l °rfr°na s Center were week-end viai-
Webk-end guests in th tor3 0f Mr. and'Mrs. Joe
home of -Mr. and Mrs. Jim fp4Vlica*
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Contest closes midnight, Oct. 31.
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Sunday, OcL 14th
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The Flatonia Argus. (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1956, newspaper, October 4, 1956; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth988118/m1/3/: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.