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MUENSTER ENTERPRISE 6 Yes Sc 0: VOLUME XXV MUENSTER, COOKE COUNTY, TEXAS AUGUST 11, 1961 NUMBER 38 ,,,,eCOIlv-FETTe Funeral Services Developments in the hos- Council Considers Title to Hospital pital drive during the past For Dobbs Infant NEWS Site in Escrow few weeks point to the ad- visability of a crash campaign Long Range Plan In Dallas Tuesday OF THE SICK Until Drive Ends Special Effort Planned to put it over the top in the Funeral services for the in- When t h e Muenster Hos- very near future. fant son of Dr. and Mrs. Ken- pital drive reaches its goals neth Dobbs were held in Dal- Mrs. Oscar Miller is re- First, there's word from the For City's Growth ported making satisfactory re- of $250,000 in total subscrip- las Tuesday at 4 architect that he's far enough Long range planning as a p.m.Officiat- covery from major surgery tions and one third that For Prompt Completion ing at graveside rites in Cal- along to get the application guide to more orderly and performed at M&S Hospital amount in cash the Hospital ready for presentation to the more efficient growth is be- vary Hill Cemetery was the Authority will automatically child's uncle Father John Tuesday. She was to be hos- State Board of Health at its ing considered by the city pitalized about ten days. acquire title to the site on September session. council. O'Rourke of Dallas. which the hospital will be Advantages of such a pro- The baby was dead at birth Expected back home this built. Of Hospital Campaign He is meeting the schedule that was set here when the gram were explained before Saturday afternoon i n a weekend is Jerome Pagel who A deed to the land has A super effort to put the campaign was re-opened sev- the council's regular session Gainesville hospital and the has been a patient at St. been given in escrow to is general lack of activity. Muenster hospital campaign eral weeks ago. As most of Monday night by Marvin body was at George J. Carroll Paul's Hospital in Dallas Steve Moster with a stipula- The committee is confident Springer, a planning engineer and Son Funeral Home until since last Friday for X-rays tion that it be recorded when over the top during the next that an intensive campaign us recall the deadline adopted week is being planned now then was August 15, because of Dallas. The two categories it was taken to Dallas. and observation. the drive is finished. can reach the goal in time to by the campaign committee. it was assumed that, with the especially considered were Survivors in addition to'the J M. Weinzapfel, donor of get the application before drive completed, there would zoning and expansion of water parents are a sister, Mary Father Francis Zimmerer is the property, said that this The decision follows a re- the state board for considera- be sufficient time left to get facilities. Kathleen and a brother John a patient at Crawford County method of transfer w a s a- port from the architect, J. It tion at its next session. paper work and plans to the Mr. Springer said that his Stephen, and grandparents, Memorial Hospital,Van dopted in order to assure that Killibrew, saying that he will This move is in keeping State Board before its meet- firm's services normally are Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke Buren, Ark., where he had the site is available if and be ready to submit plans and with the August 15 deadline H ing. used by larger cities, and that of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. major surgery this week. when t h e community raises other data to the State Board adopted when the drive was it is now working for several Victor E. Dobbs of San An- He'll be a patient long enough the funds necessary for the of Health at its September revived several weeks ago. It It was also explained then hospital. The title is out of meeting, and the application that failure to meet the dead-, of the fast growing cities of tonio. to receive greeting cards and was explained then that the Dallas area and also for will also appreciate a remem- his hands now. If the drive for Hill Burton funds can be there was no danger of los- line would not mean failure Coming to Muenster as succeeds the title will go to some West Texas cities. soon as they received word brance in prayer. Word of filed then if the local drive ing the local priority for a of the project. The priority the Hospital Authority. If is complete. Though smaller, Muenster has of the baby's death were Mrs. his entering the hospital Hill Burton grant, but that for Hill Burton funds will the drive fails the title will As suggested by Chairman one characteristic in common Dobbs' parents, her brothers reached Cooke County friends construction can begin soon- continue. However, by meet- go back to Mr. Weinzapfel. J. M. Weinzapfel, little doubt with those cities, he said. It Father John O'Rourke and Monday. er if the goal is reached ing the deadline we would The area covered by the exists now that/ the drive can be able to get construction as a record of growth. It is Frank O'Rourke and her sooner. Through t h e special Frank Needham is out and deed amounts to almost two be ended successfully and the moving ahead, and it can sister, Miss Agnes O'Rouke, effort now in the making the under way sooner. complete city blocks. The principal reason for its delay grow more efficiently if cur- all of Dallas. Mrs. Dobbs came around again this week for committee still hopes to com- Encouraging signs lately rent efforts are guided by fu- the first time since being a boundary line is described as plete the job on or near the have been constantly improv- home from the hospital Sun- being at the northeast corn- ture needs. day afternoon. shut-in for_ seven weeks fol- 15th. ing the project's outlook. The visitor said he was es- • lowing a heart attack. er of Block 83, thence 680 feet The fund as reported by Fears of being taxed for a pecially impressed by Muen- south, 205 feet west, 698.5 Area Still Dry Secretary Dorothy Hartman county hospital are subsiding ster because progress of small Hornets Report Father Eugene Luke is in feet northwest, and 365 feet on Wednesday has reached as Gainesville shows increas- towns on their own initiative Crawford County Memorial east to the point of origin. $207,497,93, leaving about ing effort to solve its hospital is the exception rather than Monday at 9 for Hospital, Van Buren, Ark., Stripped of the official de- After .92 in. Rain $42,500 as the goal for the problem by a taxless method. recuperating from surgery scription, this means the area the rule. Usually their growth A welcome rain during the crash drive. At the same time contribu- Football Practice Monday. He expects to re- facing Maple Street between can be credited to expansion early hours of last Sunday To raise that amount the tions to our campaign are im- 1961 Football for the Muen- turn to Subiaco Abbey early Sixth and Fourth a n d ex- of nearby big cities. The qual- ster High Hornets will begin brought temporary relief to committee expects to make proving. We are well past the ity of homes and business next week. tending somewhat less than next Monday at 9 am. as the community's current final urgent contacts with $200,000 mark and getting houses, the schools, church, a block toward the deten- many who still have not re- the boys meet with their new drought. Measuring .92 inch, close to $210,000. streets and general appear- Tim Endres, son of Mr. and tion reservoir 'at the west. sponded and with some oth- coach, Glenn Richardson, in it fell far short of the needs Transfer of the building site ance all indicate that Muen- Mrs. Roy Endres Jr., was the gymnasium for the issue of the parched land, and then ers who may be willing to title is another step forward. ster is moving forward. dismissed from Nocona Hos- add to their former dona- of equipment. pital Tuesday morning after Auxilary Members dried out fast as hot weather It's in escrow now and will Purpose of a zoning plan he continued to beat down on tions. Some of them indi- become the Hospital Author- said is to protect value of Before that time all are re- two days of observation and Begin Plans for cated originally that they quired to have physical exams treatment. it. ity's property on completion of property and in some cases The rain was accompanied would give more help if it the drive. For the satisfaction to make best use of space. and receive a doctor's certif- Coming Activity is needed. Muenster VFW Auxiliary by a blustery windstorm that that some may derive from Water department planning icate indicating physical fit- The first essential to mak- members Monday night en- got severe and caused heavy it this gives legal status to concerns the supply, pumping neas. They will need the cer- ing all of those contacts is joyed an interesting meeting damage at Lake Texoma. Its what was formerly a verbal and storing facilities, and dis- tificates when they report News of the getting an adequate number making plans for participa- only damage here was a few agreement. tribution lines. Monday. They will also need Men in Service of workers. Those who were $5 to cover the cost of socks, tion in coming events, hear- broken tree limbs. Public endorsement by pas- This was the first moisture most active early in the drive towels, laundry, etc., for the ing a report on the district are being asked to give their ton of Sacred Heart Church August 17 Set for convention and following busi- here for August. Total f o r likewise lends encouragement. season. Home From Germany help in the final push. And ness with a social hour. the year to date is 16.86 First practice session is set any others, whether or not Identifying the hospital as Budget Hearing Living in Germany almost President Mrs Arthur Bayer inches. for Monday night at 7:30. Af- they worked before, will be another form of God's work three years was a great ad- attended the district conven- At Public School ter that the team will meet welcome. T h e committee and a vital addition to parish venture for Capt. and Mrs. tion held in Denison during Persons interested in the twice a day until school starts. hopes there will be enough so welfare, emphasizes the priv- Monte Hellman and their the weekend and told of pro- finances of the Muenster In- The morning practice will be- Status of Priory each worker needs to make ate support they had given all four children but they are ceedings which included the dependent School District 'are gin a 6 o'clock, so that boys only a few calls. along. happy to be home again. selection of Muenster to host reminded that a hearing on can get to their jobs and the Kick-off for the victory All those factors added to- They arrived early Saturday the next district convention At Corpus Christi the budget for the coming coach can get to his classes drive is the regular meeting gether spell certain success morning by jet from New on November 4 and 5. And year will be held in the pub- at NTSU, and the night prac- Thursday night at 8 in the for the project. As some have York after jetting across the already Auxiliary members lic school Thursday, August tice will begin at 7:30. Atlantic a week earlier. In Raised to Abbey Muenster High auditorium. said, there is no doubt that 17, 8 p.m. are making plans for that persistent work from now on Candidates for the team New York Capt. Hellman was CORPUS CHRISTI — Cor- All workers now holding Charley Hellman, president event. prospect cards are asked to will finish the job. It's no management job are also ex- separated from the army and Another coming event, also pus Christi Priory has been of the school board, announced returned to Muenster as a have them at the meeting so longer a question of IF we get that the trustees have made pected to report at _9 o'clock in November, in which the raised to the status and dig- our hospital, but WHEN we Monday. civilian. They are presently nity of a Benedictine Abbey, that those cards, along with their estimates of revenue and membership will take an ac- cards to be brought by the get it. visiting their families, the tive part is the annual Thanks- according to Very Rev. Al- expense and now invite the Rudy Hellmans and the Clar- committee, can be considered Since we have reached that public to review the figures giving picnic which the VFW fred Hoenig, O.S.B., prior. point, why lose time? We ence Hellmans. The three lit- The document of elevation together in organizing the and make recommendation for Post will sponsor this year as closing stage of t h e cam- have all the inducement we BIRTHS tle girls, Barby, Suzy and a hospital benefit. It will be w a s received in Corpus any desired changes. Brenda, still remember their paign. need to put on the intensive During the last meeting the the community's Thanksgiving Christi August 3 from the relatives here but baby Chris Sacred Congregation of Re- final push that will bring this board also amended its bud- party complete with the tra- drive to completion in time Announcing a son are Mr has to get 'acquainted. He was ditional dinner and carnival ligious. Vatican City. Public Asked to get for the year 1960-61 to born in Germany. to allow filing our applica- harmonize with actual receipts and Mrs. Gene Gieb. Their attractions. To be known now as Cor- Turn tion at the next meeting of eight pound 12 ounce boy &- pus Christi Abbey, the local in Reports and expenditures of the past Three Day Visitor Honor roll requirements for the State Board of Health... school year. The revised bud- rived Monday, August 7, 12 the month were met by con- Benedictine house will be the On Litterbugging Lt. Commander Rita Voth, and getting construction un- get shows that the actual cost noon, at Gainesville Sanitar- tributions to the Student first Benedictine abbey in A complaint of litterbug- Navy nurse, stationed at der way months earlier than of operation was substantial- ium. He's a brother for Gloria, Nurses Loan Fund and to the Texas, and one of 25 in the ging before the city council Corpus Christi returned to otherwise. ly lower than had been esti- Gary and Glenda and another Crusade for Freedom. An- United States Monday night has prompted Persons who have been mated in the original budget. grandchild for the H. L. Her- duty Wednesday a f ter a other contribution, locally, is The election of t h e first an appeal for cooperation to holding back, and those who rons of Denison. three-day visit here with her $15 for the City Library. abbot of Corpus Christi Ab- all residents who are inter- have given only a portion of Annual Shower for mother, Mrs. Barney Voth It was announced that the bey is expected to take place ested in stopping the clutter their rightful share of sup- Mr. and M7- 1.- J. Wimmer and family." regular meeting next month in about a month, Father of trash on city streets. port, are urgently asked to Benedictine Nuns are great-grandparents again will be postponed one week. Prior Alfred stated. The ab- The council asks for re- Planning Trip Home consider this. Now is the time with arrival of a son to Mr. It falls on Labor Day and so bot will be selected by the ports giving names or license for a conference with their Slated August 20 and Mrs. Glenn Reiter of Counting down the days un- as not to conflict with holi- 17 priest chapter members, numbers of those who cause conscience and a decision to Plans were made Sunday Irving. He was born in a Dal- til they return to Cooke day activitiy the September 14 of whom are eligible by the trouble. A signed state- delay no more. A favorable for the annual shower for las hospital Tuesday, Aug. 8. County are Mr. and Mrs. Bill meeting will be held Sept. 11. age and religious profession ment or testimony before the and immediate response on Muenster's Benedictine Sis- Mrs. Al Reiter and Mr. and Terry of Salinas, Calif. He Also for September, this on to be named abbot. The com- city court will enable the city their part will end the sus- ters during the regular Aug- Mrs. C. E. Sanford, all of will be separated from the the 18th, the local Auxiliary munity now numbers a total to deal more effectively with pense and mark a glorious ust meeting of the parish St. Gainesville, are the grand- service at Fort Ord on Aug. will join the Hughes-Tune of 25 priests, brothers a n d the offenders. ti completion to the greatest and Anne's Society. The event is parents. 26 and she will end her sec- Post Auxiliary of Gainesville seminarians. As explained by City Man- most beneficial achievement in planned for Sunday, August retarial job in Salinas court- in that city for a joint school Elected for life, the new ager Steve Moster, t h e the community's history. It 20, when all the Sisters will From Fort Worth comes house on Aug. 31. They'll of instructions. abbot will assume full spir- youngsters usually are on the can be done. We have the be here. It will be held in announcement of a daughter, leave Sept. 1, driving through Mrs. Ray Voth, refreshment itual and temporal rule over lookout for the city officer, way if we will only resolve Parish Hall after evening their third girl, to Mr. and with side trips to Las Vegas, hostess, arranged an attractive his monastery. He will re- so they are seldom caught in to do it now instead of even- mass. Mrs. C. M. Harrington mak- Grand Canyon and a stop in buffet of cold cuts, chips and ceive the abbatial blessing the act by him. But they are tually. As usual, the shower will ing Mr. and Mrs George Jet- Farmington, N. M., to visit other finger foods and after- within three months after the Often seen by other people Making this a victory event, be a miscellaneous gift affair zelsberger grandparents again. her brother and family, the wards one group played cards election from the bishop or- who could eliminate the of course, will require an with emphasis on pantry and The newcomer was born Wed- Louis Wiesmans, on the way while another group visited. dinary of the diocese, the trouble by turning in reports. ample number of workers locker foods and cash contri- nesday, August 9, 3.45 a.m. home. Gladys and Bill have Most Rev. Mariano S. Gar- The most serious offense is with the victory spirit. Ac- butions, according to word and is a sister for Sandra and written their parents, the At Convention riga, D.D., LL.D throwing beer cans and beer cordingly the campaign com- from the sponsoring group. Vicky Lynn. The paternal Tony Wiesmans at Gainesville Five members of Muenster The ceremony of t h e ab- bottles out of cars The city mittee welcomes every volun- In other business members grandparents are the Collie and the W. M. Terrys at VFW Post and Auxiliary at- batial blessing, a sacrament- asks for help especially in teer who is willing to help heard a detailed report on Harringtons of Fort Worth. Valley View, telling their tended the District I conven- al, is similar to the consecra- stopping that nuisance. . . . to present what is hoped the Catholic State League Gus Sicking is the great- plans and also reporting on tion held in Denison during tion of a bishop. An abbot Meanwhile it 3.11{8 for gen- Will be the last round of ap- convention in Weimar, Mrs. grandfather and a great- "Big Week" in Salinas with the weekend. They are Mr. has the same authority in his eral cooperation by both peals for this most worthy Fred Knabe giving a sum- grandmother lives in Weather- its rodeo and carnival and and Mrs. Arthur Bayer and monastery as a bishop has in adults and youngsters to stop cause. Needless to say, work- mary of the sessions she at- ford. • everybody wearing Western Herbie Herr, Leo Becker and his diocese. the careless habit of drop- ens as well as donors will be tended and Father Alcuin outfits. Glady's cowgirl attire Herbie Yosten. As a prelate, the abbot will ping other rubbish. This ap- proud of their part in this filling in with other conven- Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Walter- was a conversation piece, the wear a black skull c a p, a plies to parents discarding success story. tion proceedings. He also scheid are parents of a seven Californian's remarking, "So NCCW to Meet in pectoral cross, a ring, will be empty cigarette packages as As a final thought this stated that Lindsay has been pound 13% ounce son born that's what they wear in able to pontificate in his well as children discarding column urges all to consider selected as convention head- 12:25 a.m. Aug. 5, at M&S Hos- Texas!" Sherman August 17 monastery, and ordain his candy wrappers or wads of how little we still have to do quarters for next year. Oth- pital. Their other children are From Sherman comes a re- subjects to the minor orders. chewing gum. More care in to assure this magnificent ers at the convention from Joey, Damian and Ruth. The Sailor On Leave minder and a general invita- Begun as a private high that matter will result in a project. Our subscriptions so here were Fred Knabe and grandparents are Mr. and Sailor Jimmy Ray Cain, tion to Catholic women of school in 1928, the local re- pleasing improvement in the far, plus the available grant, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Haver- Mrs. Raymond Boerner of son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cain the area to attend the quar- ligious house was made a de- town's appearance. plus the value of the building kamp. Pilot Point and Mrs. C. M. of Fort Worth, formerly of terly meeting of deanery pendent priory of New Sub- site, plus the fund set aside Members were reminded Walterscheid. Mrs. M ik e Muenster, stopped here Fri- NCCW in Sherman next liaco Abbey, Subiaco, Ar- Douglas Robison of Spur for the first year of operation, that the North Texas meet- Kleiss is great-grandma again. day to visit his uncle and Thursday, August 17. kansas on September 29, h a s been' dismissed from already add to more that a ing of the Catholic State family, the Dick Cairn. He Also was a reminder that 1949. Ten years later t h e Gainesville Sanitarium after half million dollars. This is League will be held in Announcing an eight pound had just ended a two-week this will be an' all-day session priory was made independent being hospitalized a month ours, to be converted into a Muenster on October 1. four ounce boy are Mr. and leave at home and was en- starting with a meeting for in preparation for the final fine community asset, if we Mrs. Herb McDaniel an- Mrs. John Louis Hess of Lind- route back to New London, officers and committee chair- status, that of an abbey. will just add a little over nounced the quarterly meet- say. He's a brother for their Conn. men at 10 a.m. The morning The Fathers and Brothers $40,000. Favored by such ing of the Sherman Deanery little girls, Debbie and Janice workshop will begin at 11. of Corpus Christi Abbey con- Schedule of odds, can anyone be willing to NCCW to be held in Sher- and a grandson for Mr. and End Overseas Leaves Time out for lunch will be duct Corpus Christi Academy, Coming Events delay our part any longer? man Thursday, August 17. Mrs. John Hess and Mr. and Soldiers C. J. Hellman and followed by Benediction of the city's Catholic high Mrs. Frank Herr, president, Mrs. William Sandmann, all Lennie Vogel this week Thurs- the Blessed Sacrament in school for boys. Marysville Holds presided and t h e treasurer's of Lindsay. The newcomer day ended overseas leaves church at 1:30 and then the THURSDAY, Aug. 10, Hos- report revealed receipts of arrived Friday, Aug. 4, 11:30 with their families, the Clar- regular meeting. Weekend visit in Hereford pital drive meeting, Public Revival Services $230 on the first mass din- am. at Gainesville Sanitar- ence Hellmans and Joe Vo- The program will feature a was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. School, 8 p.m. Revival services are being ner. This amount was trans- ium. He was named Danny gels. Their new assignment is discussion on the Confratern- Joe Luke who were guests of FRIDAY, Aug. 11, CDA held at Marysville Baptist ferred to the parish's current Ray at his baptism Monday in Germany and they'll leave ity of Christian Doctrine by relatives At the Emil Herr meeting in Mrs. R. N. Fate's Church through this week. building fund. evening in St. Peter Church, Sept. 1. From here they re- Sisters of the Missionary home they also saw Mr. and home, 8 p.m. The Rev. Joe Gore of Gaines- Thirty-five members at- Father Damian officiating turned to their base in Ari- Helpers of the Sacred Heart Mrs. Wilfred Herr of Hous- MONDAY, Aug. 14, An- ville is guest preacher. Serv- tended and after adjourn- land Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sand- zona at Fort Huachuca to and "Nurse Recruiting" by ton and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin nual meeting Muenster In- ices start at 8 o'clock each ment joined the St Joseph's mann assisting as godparents prepare for foreign duty with Sister Blanche of St. Paul's Herr and family of Syracuse, dustrial Foundation, Public evening. Society for a social hour. for their nephew. the rest of their outfit. Hospital, Dallas. N.M. School lunch room, 8 pan. er-r. Rut] PAGE TWO AUGUST 11, 1961 THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Jos( THE EASY JOB An old miner, driving an tried to suppress a chuckle. Sal A hatless young man blew efficiency expert through the "What are you laughing In THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE into the office this week. He snow and cold, spread a buf- about?" asked the expert. wed( i falo robe over their knees. "I was thinking of the poor said he was one of the New red s PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY — MUENSTER, COOKE COUNTY, TEXAS Frontiersmen. "You ought to turn the hair buffalo," said t h e miner. Anne R. N. Folio, Editor C% ,\ "Relax," he said. "The gov- inside," said the efficiency ex- "What a fool he was all his life with Subscription Rates: In Cooke Co.. S2.00; Outside Cooko Co.. $2.50 mo d,. ernment can do anything pri- pert. "Don't you know it's a not to know a simple thing urdaY Entered as Second-class matter December 11, 1936, at post office at like that." Muenster. Texas, under the Act of March 2, 1879. vate enterprise can do — and great deal warmer to have the Bev. better. Look at this Federal hair next to your body?" glm3) plan for —." Hottentots are natives of grootT Any erroneous reflection upon The old man obeyed, and South Africa. the character, standing or repu- "Suppose," we interrupted, ring Texas 'PRESS: asi Stitt ION tation of any person, firm or corporation that may appear In "suppose 100 years ago — in at eriti4 the Enterprise will be corrected 1861 — we had asked you to Tl Vletraelt- 1961 upon being brought to the at. select the easiest of these four tention of the Publisher. projects: (A) To build an ade- PROFESSOR HELLER'S continuing to take Prof. Hel- quate system of roads. (B) To BAD ADVICE ler's medicine. transmit the human voice Shortly after World War II — Christian Economics 'round the world in less than a group of American econo- 1-27 of a second. (C) To send Isfans‘glNiscaae°rTitLsstiaelir mists led by Prof. Walter H. MORE FOR TAXES a Sakespearean drama in mo- Heller and Prof. Alvin Han- THAN GROCERIES tion and color into living sweep sen made a 400-page report The nation's total tax bill rooms at the very time it was Get Your of la on the West German govern- has been mounting steadily. taking place (D) To fly 150 brace] ment at Bonn expressing the Taxes are now the number individuals coast to coast in opinion that Germany was one item in family expenses. three hours and 19 minutes. and 1 bogged down on a "sort of Food — traditionally the Which would you have plateau" and that a little in- biggest item of family spend- picked?" front flation, unbalanced budget ing — is now far outstripped The Frontiersman said, "A" A spending, low interest rates by taxes, according to the 1;9:- — and promptly disappeared. age and ample credit were advis- Grocery Manufacturers o f -10 He didn't wait for us to point gertip able to promote prosperity. America, Inc. Ka out that the government has School Shoes and 1 The Hellers and the Hansens In 1960, the country's tax indeed tackled the easiest job bbouo dk s said that the West German bill was $112 billion — com- — leaving exclusively to government had an "excessive pared to a food bill of $754 American industry and free concern for price stability" billion. This reverses the sit- enterprise t h e magnificent He and was "overly timid" in uation of 1939, when the food projects of imagination we Helen allowing credit expansion. have come to take for granted, bill was $15.7 billion and the The Freeloaders at Mme. The German government tax bill came to only $12.4 and that this comparatively -4 Miss': rejected this advice and did billion — a figure which seems easy project has progressed at exactly the opposite. As a re- almost unbelievable today. Here's One For The Book! Plastic Coated a much slower rate and at a Their sult. in a very few short years Now the tax bill is at least Russia has dispatched 300 tremendous cost to the public. heaeairrtile Germany became the most 50 per cent greater than the alleged agricultural experts to Carton Developed But we think he got the taffetal prosperous country in Europe, food bill, and the difference Cuba to help Mr. Castro solve point, anyway. lines, if not in the world. is growing wider. his farm problems. For Fluid Milk — News Editorial FA RAR'S Today, Prof. Heller is the Out of every five dollars you This would surely be a College Station — Plastic chief economic adviser of spend at the grocery market, case of the blind leading the coated containers have been Jim — "Have any of your President Kennedy. Unfortun- tax collectors take at least blind if these 300 experts (?) developed for packaging fluid childhood dreams been rea- in Gainesville ately, our administration is were really sent to Cuba to lized?" one dollar. This dollar goes milk. These new containers I taking his advice. At the same for a variety of taxes, neces- administer aspirin to our are designed to replace the Joe — "One of them. When time we are running to Ger- sarily included in the end bearded friend (?) for his ag- present wax coated cartons, my mother combed my hair, C many for help. We have mil- price, paid by the whole team ricultural headache. It is a says Arch Meek ma, extension I used to wish that I didn't ions of unemployed, Germany of people who cooperate in well-known fact that neither dairy specialist. have any." has none. Gold has been leav- bringing food from farm to Russia nor any of the other The new carton was intro- ing shores in alarming table. To list all these taxes communist countries have duced and became the big at- amounts while German re-; fully, GMA says, would take been able to solve their own traction at the Dairy Exposi- serves have been piling up to a price tag the size of a barn food shortages. Even Mr. tion in Chicago last Novem- record height. door! Khrushchev, himself, publicly ber. It is a variation of the T h e German experience admits that Russia's food pro- present wax covered carton. proves how wrong Dr. Heller According to the American duction program is a flop. It has a polyethelyene coating was and is. Dairy Association, in 1960 a So, the Russians aren't hood- on the fiber carton. The new Economy, sound money, factory worker was getting a winking anybody, • including on the fiber carton. The Res balanced budgets, repeal of great deal more food for an Mr. Costro. Those 300 farm new carton does not re- government controls, no in- E CIE hour of his work than in experts (?) aren't in Cuba to quire - g 1 u e for forming, flation and interest rates high 1947-49. For example, in 1960, teach the Cuban the techniques wax for coating of staples In enough to stimulate saving, an hour of factory labor, on of Soviet agriculture. They for closing. It comes with the have produced great prosper- the average, would buy 8.1 are there to teach the Cubans plastic coating already on the ity in West Germany. The quarts of milk as against 6.5 how to be good (?) Com- carton. All that is necessary is same policies would produce quarts in the previous period. munists. to shape the carton and heat ISCOUNT ON it in our country. With this And it would buy 2.5 pounds Any lingering doubt that seal it into form, points out D C example before us. the ad- of choice grade beef, up from Castro is a Communist van- Meekma. ministration is inexcusable for 1.9 pounds. ished into thin air, as the Cuban dictator rolled out the Manufacturers of the con- HC red carpet for these 300 Com- tainers say the new cartons munist instructors. will eliminate the costs, in- ventories and handling of wax, ALL VENTEDM Thus the communization of our island neighbor just 90 glue and wire; prevent the Farm Facts miles distant from the U.S.A. contact of wax and milk and 11. goes on apace, full steam loose wax particles in the Because bread is a basic milk; do away with leaky HEATIANG, EQUIPMENT ahead. item in our diet, its price is milk cartons, arid improve the alb an item of some concern in A democracy cannot exist appearance of the milk pack- the average family's grocery BREAD age. budget. Consumers, therefore, as a permanent form of gov- are likely to be irritated and ernment. It can only exist Plastic containers are cur- "Fresh-Air" gas Central FLOOR FURNACE — is a rently being used on a trial flexible area gas heating sys- perplexed when the price of 210 until the voters discover they Heating—is adaptable bread rises while surpluses of 34 for farmer can vote themselves largess basis in several cities and tem ... fits where you need wheat are being publicized t for others out of the public treasury. other installations will fol- to all homes ...large, it most. Safe, controlled widely. Sometimes they blame low as soon as additional heat circulates uniformly From that moment on, the small, new or old. Gas farmers. I majority always votes for the packaging machines are man- by gravity action through- Actually, the farmer's share ufactured. It is reported that out the room. of the money spent for a loaf candidate promising the most heating engineers can benefits from the public treas- conversion kits to modify ex- of bread is less than it was design a "Fresh-Air" WALL FURNACE—is back in the late forties. ury, with the result that de- isting cartoning machines will According to a House Agri- mocracy always collapses over be available in the near fu- gas heating system just compact and ideal for area culture Committee report, the a loose fiscal policy, always ture. heating of cold zones or farm value of wheat in a loaf to be followed by a dictator- right for your needs. SPECIAL added rooms. Saves needed of bread in the 1947-49 period /et ship. — Professor Alexander The Lord's Prayer has 56 They are compact and .••••••• floor space for small areas. Amounted to 2.7 cents as com- Frazier Tyler, a political ob- words. Lincoln's Gettysburg • pared with 2.4 cents in 1958. he farmer gets server who lived two cen- Address has 266. The Ten efficient... fit in a DISCOUNT Yet the average retail price r j LOW DOWN of a pound loaf of bread rose about three cents turies ago. Commandments have 297. The closet, your attic or on Gaslices with Declaration of Independence from 13.5 to 19.3 cents in the out of a 20-cent the purchase of a same years. has 300. But a recent govern- under your home. You PAYMENT, loaf of bread. I Work capacity of the aver- vented gas heating Over-all, the average work- age man is rated at 1-10 horse- ment order setting the price can add gas summer er's family paid 13 per cent jelsairt-Viirttei,V*Pi of cabbage had 26,911 words. system. UP TO more• and farmers got 8 per power, but when he drives a cooling thriftily and 20 hp tractor, he is able to do cent less in 1958 for the same processing and marketing in Total public and private kinds and quantities of food the last few years, food con- the work of 200 men. In 1960 easily. 36 MONTHS purchased in 1947-49. tinues to be cheaper in rela- there were some 4,770,000 indebtedness in the United States amounted to one tril- The committee report, how- tion to the wages received by tractors on U. S. farms, valued CALL FOR A FREE HEATING SURVEY TO PAY. ever, calls attention to an- consumers than in any period at $3.4 billion. lion, four billion, 500 million ti other significant fact: "In of our history or in any coun- dollars at the end of 1960. This spite of the increased costs of try in the world." Varsity is derived from the represents a raise of $41 bil- LONE STAR GAS COMPANY word university. lion, over the year before.
from his The story of little ehap, Such a fine "d to his toes • • WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE and The Church Bell
"I don't need to advertise," an established merchant in Kansas once told William Allen White, renowned publisher of The Emporia Gazette. "Everybody knows me and knows what I sell." "In that event," replied the thoughtful publisher, "we can dispense with the oldest advertising medium for the oldest institution in the world. See that church down the street," continued Mr. White, pointing to one of Emporia's oldest and most beauti- ful structures, "That church has been established here for many years. Everyone knows what it is and what it does. In the tower of the church is a bell and every Sunday it rings out to remind folks to come to church. . , .4Ni>„ "Shoppers go where they are invited and stay where they are well treated," con- goes? cluded the publisher. May life treat h. vihey ever he no kindly, "Regardless of how well established a firm may be, • newspaper advertising is a repeated invitation and a :4Y reminder to come and do business with that store."
If Mother and Dad want to give him a lift, They'll save at our bank and thus teach him thrift!
MUENSTER STATE BANK Member FDIC THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE AUGUST 11. 1961 PAGE THREE For traveling the bride Glenn Klement, Wayne Kle- and Mrs. Jimmy Hellman and Ruth Frazier and wore a pink Irish linen sheath 63 at Outing for ment, Douglas Otto. daughter Dayna of Gaines- Joseph Felderhoff and white accessories Parish Acolytes Ricky Stewart, Donald Stof- ville. Kept busy with atten- The groom, son of Mr. and fels, Kenneth Stormer, John tion was 18-months-old Chris Say Vows at Mass Mrs. Tony Felderhoff, teaches And Seminarians Streng, Chris Walter, Terry Hellman, born in Germany, In a solemn and impressive mathematics and history at Sacred Heart Parish altar Wimmer, Jerry Yost ei n, and meeting the family for wedding service here in Sac- Sacred Heart High School boys and seminarians had Thomas Yosten, Stanley En- the first time. red Heart Church, Miss Ruth where he met his bride while their annual summer outing dres, Michael Felderhoff, Anne Frazier pledged vows the was a teacher the past on the evening of August 2 in Thomas Hess, Paul Hoede- At Youth Seminar with Joseph Felderhoff Sat- term. She was graduated from City Park with 62 boys at- beck, Robert Miller, Jerry Sacred Heart Parish had urday at 5 p.m. The Most College of St. Francis in Jol- tending. Otto, Herbert Sicking, Michael four representatives at the Rev. Bishop Augustine Dan- iet and attendcfd Christian Two hours of swimming Stoffels Glenn Trachta, Youth Seminar in Dallas this glmayr of Dallas, uncle of the University in Fort Worth. She was followed by a wiener Thomas Trachta, Henry Yos- week. Attending the Sunday, groom, performed the double taught English in the parish roast and marshmallow toast ten and Steve Yosten. Monday and Tuesday sessions ring ceremony and officiated high school here and is work- with other goodies and cold were Charlotte Schilling, Pat- at the nuptial mass. ing on her master's degree. drinks completing the menu. sy Endres and Kathleen Mc Mr. Felderhoff was graduated Joint Welcome and The bride, only child of This group is treated to a Gannon of the local youth Mrs W. F. Frazier and the from Sacred Heart High and Farewell Reunion organization and their spiri- received his degree from St. get-together four times a late Mr. Frazier of Joliet, Ill., year — once each season, Honors Visitors tun] director, Father Bruno was a pretty picture in a Mary's University in San An- Fuhrmann. tonio. autumn, winter, spring and Four generations of the gown of white silk organza summer with a program ap- and Chantilly lace over taf- Huchton family were together propriate to the season and Sunday for a combined wel- From Miami Beach: "Bell- feta, the floor length skirt bil- It Muller Family Is the summer social is high- boy, can I get change for a lowing out into a hemline coming and farewell reunion • Together at Lake lighted by a splash party. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. dollar?" "Lady, at this hotel. sweep. The moulded bodice The Matt Muller family Brother Thomas Moster, di- a dollar is change." of lace was designed with Clarence Hellman where Dr. HEADED FOR TROUBLE—Daniel Morgan, charged with was together for an all-day rector of acolytes for the par- and Mrs. Monte Hellman and bracelet length sleeves and a illegally practicing law in Washington, D.C., pulls a no-head outing at Rock Creek, Lake ish, plans the events and is scalloped v-shaped neckline children Barby, Suzy, Brenda act before cameramen. Three ,of his former clients sit in Texoma, Sunday while S.Sgt. with the group as host. and Chris were being greeted and the skirt was accented death row. and Mrs. C. D. Richards and Thirteen former altar boys with a lace panel down the on their return from Ger- children of Stoughton, Mass., who were in the seminary many and C. J. Hellman was front. with a rose. They wore flow- 'cla Hall where Mrs. Willard are here and before Jim last year attended: Richard receiving parting good wishes Excellent Food A garland of pearlized or- er half hats and carried bas- Hartman was in charge of ca- Gehrig leaves for the school Schoech, Robert Walterscheid, before going to Germany. ange blossoms held her fin- kets of white carnations. clang and Misses Jerry Lou term at Subiaco, Ark. John Paul Endres, Cyril Yos- Near 40 members of the Properly Served gertip veil of French illusion Their rhinestone-studded sil- Skul and Patricia Felton of Some 40 relatives enjoyed ten, James Fleitman, Jerry and she carried white rose family were together for a ver heart neckpieces and Joliet, Ill., registered about the day picnicking, swimming, and Tommy Mosman, Charles barbecue chicken supper on The CURTWOOD buds atop a white prayer chains were gifts from the 125 guests. Misses Judy Dan- boating, fishing and water Sicking, Mike Kleiss, Tommy the lighted lawn and for vis- book, a gift from the groom. bride. glmayr and Janie Fleitman skiing. n Fuhrmann, Dennis Hess, Ro- iting afterwards. Bridal Attendants Charles Felderhoff of Irving served the wedding cake and addition to the several bert Fetsch and Melvin Sick- CURTWOOD Jr. Her attendants were Miss other members of the house ing. Present in addition to the was best man for his brother families from here Mr. and relationship from Muenster Helen Alias of Yazoo City, and his cousins, Paul Dan- party were Miss Betty Ann Mrs. Don Muller and son Ron Fifty altar boys were pres- Miss., maid of honor, and were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. New- The COLONIAL glmayr and John David Fleit- Danglmayr, Mrs. Ed Knauf, of Dallas were present ac- ent. They -were: Curtis Restaurants Misses Loretta Schmitt and Mrs. Herbert Cunningham and man man were groomsmen. Syl- companied by her sister, Miss Richard Endres, Roy Hart- Penny and Miss Dyann Hell- Charlene Otto, bridesmaids. van Walterscheid, A. J. Fel- Mrs. Gertrude Bayer. Decora- Lillian Vogel of Fort Worth. Their identical bouffant white man, Pat Hennigan, Daniel man of Wichita Falls and Mr. derhoff and Alvin Hartman tions and floral arrangements The Richards family will Hoenig, Wayne Reiter, Don- dresses of organza over pink were ushers. Candle lighters were by Mrs. Nick Miller. taffeta featured square neck- leave Muenster Monday and ald Rohmer, Thomas Schmitt, and acolytes were Joey Dan- For her daughter's wedding Jim Gehrig will start back to Jerry Taylor Claude Vogel, lines, puffed sleeves and glmayr, Donald Rohmer, Jerry Mrs. Frazier wore a pink em- pleated cummerbunds secured school Aug. 27. Daniel Wilde, Ray Wimmer, Taylor, Sammy Endres and broidered linen sheath with Roy Wimmer, Samuel Endres, Daniel Hoenig. white accessories and a white A colonel was transferred to Robert Fisher, Joe Hartman, ALL THE. WATER YOU NEED Sacred Heart choir and An- corsage. Mrs. Felderhoff, mo- a new command. On reaching Dwaine Hess, Dale Hofbauer, thony Luke, organist, fur- ther of the groom, wore a his depot, he found stacks of Eugene Kleiss, Dale Klement, ELECTRICAL nished wedding music and beige lace sheath with beige old documents accumulated in and suntan accessories. Her Rudy Koesler. with a JENSEN M r s. Norbert Walterscheid the archives of his predeces- Dwayne Pagel, Wayne Sick- CONTRACTING was soloist, singing before corsage was of pink carna- sors, so he wired headquarters mass and again after the ser- tions. for permission to burn them. ing, Virgil Swirczynski, Wil- vice as the newly married Live in Muenster The answer came back: "Yes, liam Wimmer, Leon Endres, You can now Fixtures couple went to the Blessed A wedding dance in the but make copies first." Ted Endres, David Hoenig, have all the con- Virgin's shrine where the VFW Hall preceded t h e veniences of bride placed a bouquet of couple's departure on a hon- modern living Supplies white carnations on the altar. eymoon trip of undisclosed when you install a Jensen Auto- Reception and Buffet destination. They will be at matic Water home here in Muenster on Gas Turbine Powered Tractor Appliances Wedding reception and buf- System. 17 sizes fet were held in the Par- route 1 when they return. to choose from Residential, Commercial —one for every home, ranch or and Oil Field Wiring farm need. It's Installations, Repairs the sensible way Appliance Repairs to get efficient, fow-cost water t WELDING pumping. Call H05-2721 LATHE WORK Nights call dc. H05-3263 or H05.2204 BOLTS, NUTS . . . All sizes C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co. Parker Electric Dick Trachta, Mgr., lvluenster 112 S. Rusk, Gainesville Muenster Machine Shop & Supply
International Harvester Company's experimental tractor has a gas turbine engine paired with a hydrostatic transmission. Skin, or body, sections are molded fiberglass. CHICAGO — International acting on the pistons of a ra- Harvester Company has de- dial hydraulic motor installed veloped an experimental trac- in each driving wheel. tor in which a gas turbine The 80-horsepower gas tur- engine is paired with a hydro- bine engine, a product of static transmission. The body Solar Aircraft Company, Har- Pick a Pal or skin is made of fiberglass. vester's San Diego subsidiary, The tractor, named the HT- is 21 inches long, 13 inches in 340, has no gear shift lever, diameter and weighs only 90 no throttle, and no brake or pounds with reduction gearing. Take home clutch pedals. It uses neither At present, the HT-340 uses cooling water no anti-freeze, only about half of the turbine's and has no transmission gears. rated horsepower since the TWO 6-paks of The hydrostatic transmis- transmission was designed to sion depends upon oil at high operate with a 40-horsepower the King of Beers pressure to transmit power by piston engine.
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California, Gainesville PAGE FOUR AUGUST 11, 1961 THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Ending a five-day visit here week vacation with her par- Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. ents and plan to visit here Albert Herrs See Get-Together Club Benedictine Nuns Eddie Greteman of Canute, again on their way back to 8 States on Tour Enjoys 42 Party Return for Term Local News Okla., and Mr. and Mrs. Joe their home in Norwalk, It's a small world, the Al- Members of the Get-To- Benedictine Sisters are re- Flies of Elk City, Okla. They Calif. Also stopping f or a bert Herrs and newlyweds gether Club had their Aug- turning to Muenster to get PIT were guests of their relatives visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a n d Mrs. Virgil Hen- ust social in the home of Mrs. ready for the school term. BRIEFS of the Gus Sicking family. Schmitz Monday and sur- scheid decided as they met Joe Luke with ten members First arrivals came from Mr. and Mrs Flies moved to prised to see the Californians in the Garden of the Gods and three guests present for Jonesboro Monday — Sister BARBECUE Elk City recently after living were Mr and Mrs. Maurice in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. a progressive series of 42 fol- Carmelita, Sister Theophane in Delano, California. Stelzer of Bridgeport. They Herr and daughters Paula lowed by refreshments of ice and Sister Celine. Mmes. A. H. Richter and had recently been in Post to and Marlene were on a va- cream, cake squares and cof- Four are expected Saturday David Henderson of Austin Jim Walker had as his visit their families and left Beef, Ribs, Ham spent Saturday to Wednesday cation trip. Mr. and Mrs. Vir- fee. and the remainer to staff the guest Sunday the Rev. Ray their children there for an gil Henscheid were on their Leading the scoring for top here as guests of Mrs/ Henry Belcher of Sanger, pastor of parish school and convent extended visit with their honeymoon. prize was Mrs. M. J. Endres will come after the August Fette. Sunday evening they the Shiloh Baptist Church. grandparents. M r s. Gerald ROHMER'S were special guests at t h e The Herr family spent 12 while Mrs John Hartman se- 15 celebrations at Holy An- After services the two ate Stelzer and children who are cured the consolation award. Fette family picnic supper d' a y s vacationing, covered gels Convent in Jonesboro. RESTAURANT dinner out, dining in a local driving through in their sta- A guest, Mrs B e n Seyler, in the city park. Returning 3600 miles and visited in restaurant, a n d then visited tion wagon also stopped at drew the door prize. T h e home they were accompanied eight states. sick and shut-in friends Post for a visit with t h e other guests were Mrs. Ben Pals Take Party by Mrs. Fette who will spend In Colorado they list Matt Stelzers before coming Luke and Mrs. Joe Hoenig about two weeks in Austin Abilene for business a n d to Muenster. Geraldine and among highlights t h e Royal To Hospital for and Waco. Rhineland for pleasure were Shirley Ann spent their over- Gorge, Mot her Cabrini's CDA Adds Program Clinton Endres stops made by Mr. and Mrs. night visit here with Delores Shrine, Estes 'Park, Seven Sister Monica is here for a Alphonse Hoenig on their Falls, Pikes Peak, and the Surprises greeted Clinton and Joan Monday. To Friday Meeting Endres Monday in his room visit through this week with weekend trip. In Rhineland girls are quick to add Santa's Meeting of the local court In All they were Saturday over- Miss Dianne Horn returned Workshop in Colorado at Gainesville Sanitarium. A her parents, the Herman Catholic Daughters of Amer- group of pals took a party to night guests in the home of home Thursday this week af- Springs where they had an ica Friday night will include Swirczynskis and family. She his sister, Mrs L e o Fetsch ter spending a month's vaca- August visit with Santa and him and gathered around has been in summer school a program to follow the busi- The World and family. tion with her sister and bro- placed orders for December his bed for refreshments they at Atchison, Kansas, and ness session. Lecturer M r s. brought with them. ther-in-law, the Paul Deltzes delivery Clyde Fisher has prepared an No one is more went from there to Dallas Former Muensterite Mrs. in Austin and accompanying In Utah, the Mormon Tem- Clinton cut the huge dec- where her sister and broth- Gerald Stelzer and four chil- amusing skit for entertain- understanding or them for visiting and sight- ple, Museum, State Capitol ment. orated cake and was de- er-in-law, the Loffie Smiths dren Geraldine, Terry, Shir- seeing in Galveston and Alta and Salt Beds were visited. lighted with the afternoon more qualified met her and brought her to ley Ann and Matt II, visited Another added attraction Loma. Mrs. Deltz came with In Wyoming the girls liked will be a display of articles celebration. to serve v. u. Muenster Sunda y. Sister here Monday afternoon and Dianne to be here for the Yellowstone National Park Monica's assignment for the overnight with her uncle which members have made He also displayed a show- Saturday wedding of their best. They watched 0 1 d for the fall bazaar, scheduled er of birthday cards which new term will be back in and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John sister, Miss Marilyn Horn and Faithful a n d counted 52 Little Rock at Holy Souls Schmitz. They were on their for mid-November. came in with every mail. Jimmy Doughty. bears. Mrs. R. N. Fette will be In the evening family GEO. J. School. way to Chicago f or a two- Sightseeing in Idaho, after a On their way back to Cali- hostess in her home and members gathered for an- visit with the Henry Hen- starting time is 8 o'clock. other bedside party. fornia are Mr. and Mrs. Bill scheids in Blackfoot where Streng who live in Grover they were honorees at a fam- Mrs. Belle Doughty was Afternoon party pals were Carroll City. They spent a week's ily gathering, included t h e among rodeo fans at the Jerry Mosman, Tommy Fuhr- Son vacation with his parents, the Craters of the Moon and a 'Marietta Championship Ro- mann, Wayne Trachta, Rob- MUSIC Henry Strengs, and other tour of underground caves. deo Thursday. ert Walterscheid, Cyril Yos- relatives in Muenster, Lind- Other friends visited on ten, Richard Schoech, John say, Marysville and Valley the trip included the C. H. Lloyd Barnhart h a s been Paul Endres, all classmates, View. They were honorees at Woods and Bernard Zimmer- dismissed from Gainesville and Brother Thomas Moster by Danny Owen dinner parties a n d other es at Amarillo. They also Sanitarium where he was a who helped them arrange the WHAT 00 YOU MEAN gathering of the relationship saw sights in parts of New patient three days. surprise. during their visit. Mexico, Kansas a n d Okla- DUMP ANIMALS? Every Thursday Old times were reviewed homa. Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Wearing sweaters was rou- Beginning at 7:30 Julian Walterscheid spent the tine during the day and Now'a the time to put away the sleeping under blankets was We'll make your car honey. I'll need it when the day at Turner Falls with one flowers aro gone of his army buddies and his comfortable nights. Paula wife, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and Marlene came back with Run RIGHT.. and SAFE! HENNIGAN'S BAR Broden who live at Midwest pretty rocks for their collec- City. With them for the get- tion with grows each year together were Mr. and Mrs. and will eventually be used Make it a habit to see us at the Randy Bayer of Gainesville. for a home shrine. first sign of trouble. --- Since 1915 . . . Local 4-H Girls Haverkamps Fete Receive Ribbons Kentucky Kinfolk ED'S AUTOMOTIVE SHOP • r• Visitors from Louisville, ED PELS, MUENSTER obependability On Favorite Foods Ky., have returned to their has made this prescription department the Two members of Sacred home after a ten-day vaca- What do I care first choice of thousands of Cooke County Heart's 4-H girls' clubs won tion in Muenster, Lindsay ribbon awards in the Favorite families. and Gainesville. They are Foods Show held at the Com- Mr. and Mrs Louis Tobbe and munity Center Building in three children — cousins of GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Gainesville. the Haverkamp families about Wafts pItalintac Mary Ellen Endres received The Tobbes were enter- tomcat. a blue ribbon for her meat tained with a round of fam- row.. Gainesville dish and Ruth Yosten earned ily gatherings and dinner I'm flush SALE today a red ribbon on salad entry. parties in the various homes Ft Local 4-H girls have not and at Lake Texoma. T h e been idle during the summer final get-together w a s Sun- Discounts up to 60% off vacation. They have met once day in Muenster City Park For 0111.110 ter! Rctire=ent and &whin MO* 1St* END OF SEASON or twice a week in the adult where some 150 kinfolk gath- // leaders' homes for instruc- ered for a picnic dinner. The damn. tions and practice on projects. Kentuckians started home v V Winners in the food show are early Tuesday. Emmet J. Fette members of the group headed General Agent HAY TOOL by Mrs Paul Endres. She was Ph. 266, Box 267 with them for the demonstra- Muenster tion. H.O. Kinne,O.D. After judging and awarding TAPP11_,r1S of ribbons those present en- OPTOMETRIST FRANKLIN LIFE BARGAINS n joyed a "tasting party." With 210 E. Calif., Gainesville "A-4, -Ozedeil - leioaefu some 18 entries there was INSURANCE CO. enough food variety for a State License No. 26 116 N. Commerce, Gainesville Take advantage of special dis- complete meal. counts on all hay tools. A chance Relatives Witness to save some real money on balers, Sr. Roberta's Vows Relatives of Sister Roberta rakes, mowers, etc. Hesse were in Fort Worth Sunday at ceremonies in which she made her perpet- ual vows as a member of the Muenster Sisters of St. Mary at OLV GIANT SALE Convent. Attending were Mr. a n d TRACTORS Equipment Co., Inc. Mrs. John Rohmer, Mrs. Aug- ust Walterscheid, Mr. and IMPLEMENTS Phone 65, Muenster, Texas Mrs. Leo Hesse and family, of WHITE SWAN Tony and Miss Theresa Hesse, Mr. and Mrs. Meinrad LITY! Hesse and Bernard Hesse it's QUA from here, •Mr. and Mrs. FINER FOODS! Ramie Hesse and daughter of You taste the difference . • . Denison and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neu and children of flew Lindsay and Mrs. Rita Jen- nings and children of Wichita White Swan No. 300 White Swan No. 303, Golden or White White Swan No. 2 Falls. The John Rohmers also vis- ited with their daughter, Miss TOMATO Corn, CS or WK _ 2 for 39c SLICED Ida Rohmer in Fort Worth at Scott 1.4 and went from there to Irv- White Swan No. 303 ing to visit another daughter JUICE APPLES and her family, the M. L. Luncheon Peas _ 2 for 39c Wright% returning hom e Wednesday. 2 for 23c 2 for 49c 5-piece Early American White Swan No. 303, Blue Lake Living Room Suite White Swan 46 oz. Whole Green Beans, 2 for 49c White Swan No. 303 White Swan 14 oz. FRUIT Includes sofa bed, platform rocker, coffee TOMATO table and two end tables. Sofa and rocker Catsup _ 2 for 39c COCKTAIL covered with tough plastic in pattern of Early JUICE American fabric. Tables have plastic tops of for White Swan 16 oz. Refrigerator Jar 2 for 49c maple nut finish. 2 45c Ice House Mustard _ _ _ _ 2 for 29c More New Furniture White Swan No. 2 Is Open White Swan 16 oz. Fresh Modern and Early American 2 and 3 piece PINEAPPLE SLICED living room suites, sofa beds and hide-a-beds, Until Noon Cucumber Chips _ 2 for 49c of plastic and nylon frieze. On Sundays JUICE White Swan No. 303 PINEAPPLE
Handsome 3 piece Sectionals 2 for 49c Spinach _ _ _ _ 2 for 29c 3 for $1.00 28:2222Er-dr....eae Nylon frieze fabric, foam cushions White Swan No. 21/2 Ferd's Halves or Sliced SCOTT BROS. Gulf Station PEACHES Fisher's Market & Grocery Muenster Muenster 2 for 59c MUENSTER THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE AUGUST 11, 1961 PAGE FIVE MOTORS. all sizes, for milk- For the best Watch and ing machines, water pumps, Jewelry Repairs, come to oil field equipment, etc. C. D. Browning's, Gainesville. 330 Shamburger Lumber Co. 43tf ECONOMICAL watch and FOR SALE: '53 Ford 2-door clock repair. All work guar- Reconditioned motor. See it anteed. Stan Chadwell, 317 N. at Rohmer's Restaurant after Commerce, Gainesville. 484f 4 p.m. 38-lp FOR SALE OR RENT: The For Rent building and lots now occupied TV, Radio and by Wilde Chevrolet. See J. B. Back to School Notice Of Gas, Oil, Grease FOR RENT: Furnished bed- Wilde. 35tf Repossession: Butane, Propane Antenna Service Everything for the Batteries Let Us Serve r o o m, modern, convenient, All merchandise listed be- close to town, church, school. HOUSE FOR SALE. To be boy student to wear. CALI, moved from location. See low is now mortgaged to Dal- Your Party Ph. 191-R1, Muenster. 36tf las banking institution. Ori- Luke's Fina Richard Grewing, Ph. 182. HAMRIC'S in our dining room or 31tf ginal purchaser has been de Schad & Pulte Real Estate Glared to be in default of with our catering service. 1105-4374 49tf WWWW W monthly payments. TANKS. Septic tanks, stock Entire lot has been repos- HOUSE FOR SALE. Loca- For Sale tanks, grain tanks, water tanks. NECCHI ELNA "Jiffy Heeler" machine for ted on Sixth Street across from sessed and ordered sold for spike heels now in operation. Tractors, combines, h a y Will install. Bayer Bros., Ph. present unpaid balance. SEWING MACHINES ROHMER'S church. L. A. Bernauer. 35tf 225-J-2, Muenster. 6tf Nick Miller Shoe Shop, Muen- balers, mowers, rakes, ensil- Group may be purchased in Sales, service, rentals. Service RESTAURANT ster. 32tf FOR SALE: Mrs. Ben Hell- age cutters, breaking plows, its entirety or piece-by-piece on other machines. New Necc- Muenster man's property, N. Oak & 3rd one-way plows, tandem disks, HAND TOOLS. Big assort- and will be sold free a n d CUSTOM SPRAYING ment guaranteed socket, end his for rent. H05-2542, 320 Sts., Muenster. 6 lots, 4 spring tooth harrows, field clear of present liens and en- E. Calif., Gainesville. Anything. Anywhere houses. Contact Irene Frost, cultivators, drag harrows, & box wrenches, pliers, cutters, cumbrances. Muenster Hatchery, Ph. 63 Ph. H05-5543, Gainesville. grain drills. Lawrence Zim- screwdrivers, etc., Community Early American Small Din- 31-tf merer, Hwy. 51. H05-5636. Lumber Co. 40tf ing Room Suite, with round SHOE REPAIRS Expert Service Cavalier & Esquire polish 37-8 OLD BESS the artificial maple table, captains' chairs, BONDED, LICENSED hutch base and top. Barbecue in all popular shades REAL ESTATE BROKER GLASS: plate, window, auto- nurse cow is at the Hugh Nick and Adelina Miller 48ti Barnhart farm at Gainesville. Early American Maple In sandwiches or by the pound on auto air Henry G. Weinzapfel mobile, furniture tops, mirrors. Dresser, Mirror, Spindle Bed Office: Muenster State Bank Complete glass service. We Come and see her caring for packaged to go. SAVE MONEY. Let Pearson her 11 baby calves. and Chest. Also full size conditioners Prepared to accept listings for handle insurance claims. Gain- Foam Mattress and Box Johnny's Huneycutt do your watch and sale or purchase of real estate, esville Glass Shop, 1105-3321, Used Machinery Spring. all makes clock repair work. 406 N. rental and escrow accounts. :;11 N. Chestnut. 37tf B-29 Club Grand Gainesville. 49tf M Farmall Early American Living Across the river and models Super C Farmall Room Sofa, Lounge Chair, 2 End Tables, Coffee Table CLEANING and pressing. 101 Massey Harris We pick up and deliver. Phone 8-N Ford and Lamp. CARBORUNDUM grinding Endres Motor Co. Maple Bunk B e d with 26, Nick and Adelina Miller, 9-N Ford wheels, all sizes, and sickle Muenster 28-4 Muenster. 2-tf 1950 Chevrolet truck Guard Rail, Ladder, Springs grinders. Community Lumber Special discounts on all hay and Mattresses. Co. 25tf Maple Corner Desk and SHARPENING SERVICE on tools. lawn mowers, hand saws, cir- Muenster Equipment Co. _ Chair.' Lost 1 Floor Lamp. cle saws with Foley precision machines. Matt Schmitz 7-52p Flowers for Good used doors: four 6 ft. Large Recliner Chair. LOST: 16 inch wheel and COOLER tire. Lost west of Muenster. 8 in. x 2 ft. 8 in., one 6 ft. 8 in. This its better quality fur- CONCRETE WORK any kind x 2 ft. 8 in. half glass, one 6 ft. niture, and is in excellent Reward for return to Paul PARTS Endres. 38-2p of a concrete job, or furnish Every Occasion 8 in. x 2 ft. 4 in., one 6 ft. 6 in. condition. All is now in stor- ready mix concrete. Bayer a g e a t Tanner Furniture x 2 ft. Ten Venetian blinds, Brothers. 28tf 5 butane heaters. Geo. Bayer. Company Warehouse, 213 E. Water pumps, pads, floats, Wanted 38-2 California, Gainesville, Tex- pipe, fittings, bloc bearings, VENETIAN BLINDS as. (H05-2312) Merchandise motors, switches. Repaired, Retaping and re- will be available for inspec- Ford '56 Fa irlane 2 dr. Female Help cording. Tony Hoenig, Phone tion Friday and Saturday. A 53-W-1, Muenster 50tf Since 1884 It's hardtop. Automatic transmis- list of unpaid balances and sion, radio, heater, Thunder- C. D. Shamburger Wanted! monthly terms will be on COMPLETE SEPTIC TANK KADEN, The Florist bird engine. $400. Bill Mar- display at place of inspection. Lumber Co. Experienced power machine tin, Ph. 347. 38-1 service. Ray Amoroso, 321 W. Flowerphone H05-5221, Gainesville Muenster operators and special B r o a dw a y, Ph. HO5-4163, Represented in Muenster by Mrs. Nick Miller FOR SALE OR TRADE machine operators sewing Gainesville, Texas. 30-10p '55 Mercury convertible. New and Used ladies' ready to wear. Automatic transmission, pow- Cars and Pickups er steering, power brakes, Good selection of makes and Good working conditions. automatic windows, electric SHOES models. Try us before you buy. Air conditioned building. seat control, new top, n e w Complete line of KUBIS AND SONS 5 paid holidays. tires, radio, heater. Bill Mar- 835 N. Grand, H05-9711 Paid vacation. tin, Ph. 347. Men's and Boys' [LIVE MODER 38-1 Gainesville 9-tf Hospitalization. Dress Shoes STOCK TRAILERS We're authorized agents for APPLY WITH Redfoot Powder Work Shoes the Hale livestock trailer. 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nap_ a it to .--- THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE AUGUST 11. 1961 PAGE SEVEN hay on R. W. Trew farm. Mrs. Siceti Mary Wolfenberger of Marys- Over One Million IT HAPPENED ville dies in bus crash near /Alp OZ,t wine ..,„. ii it_ gne, Unknown Diabetic Way, 20 YEARS AGO Vernon. The Martin Bayers \ i r Cases in Nation announce arrival of twin sons -:.: _ . _ ..- ...----- ,_., . 1, ___ rs,_.•• C-&s- l ..01 Austin — Various educated p the Aug. 1, 1941 July 29. J. B. Wilde is the __--,--- . .*. guesses as to the number of owner of a new Piper Cub .1' IA _, ....•vaiac-- t .i'1• A0.._ ... 4A, a - .; n_ undiscovered diabetics in the 11°L Campaign for old alumi- plane. Mrs. John Schilling is 7 , , . ..—.-z- — - - • _- num nets 250 pounds here for visiting relatives in South United States place the fig- 4// 'Air g ,-- A-, 7-HE ugE-L/HE ure somewhat between one he war effort: This week Father Texas. Henry Yosten is back '' '" i4;;;; --:.....-- ;F • _lre'-‘ PHENOMENON and two million. Undoubtedly Frowin marks his thirty-fifth on the west coast after serv- •p'i :..t 4..c, . a fair proportion of them are anniversary as a Texan — the ing on Guam. Huchtons Laun- ig44 : AI ' \IsN.I1"1--t..., Texans. years marked by a notable dry moves into its new build- i ‘ ,,\ inIE STR4A/GE ABIL/TY OF MAW ..„%csi.... TO 70DRIVE PAS A SPEEDING VEHICLE Diabetes is a systemic dis- record here and at Windy ing. Father John Walbe and 4 - -\\-, ' NC-C••• WITHIN INCHES OF -..,__ ------s-:... ease in which the body loses thorst. Local readers get about eight young people are at- \ \--,...„ ....-:-,,,„1:k. 4„--)•4 - _ ANOTHER HAS AMAZED 250 books each time Bookmo- tending the Summer School _. ---"••• ' :- -^•' •.,, ..---______ SCIENTISTS. its ability to use sugar nor- bile visits here from Gaines- of Catholic Action in San 7-- -•.__ mally. It can develop at any ville. Arthur Endres gets ap- Antonio. Soil Conservation of- ,`-- 1.0.1, -,;-:4- -,--::.-=--,-C1/4.. -. 1/-.4 • -cm-- _ cillik-\--c\ - age, but most new victims pointment as local postmaster, fice will open this weekend ..,.. -,,,*,.,--- El‘-l`C ,,, :,-...,- -- — A -, e?'-_ mai: ----- "----, are 50 or older. .... e,- ....as:--t,- .9e'' - ., Normally, the gland called etc. Aubrey Tuggle arid Fannie in Wolf Building. The Ray `-11' K.-,..:,;:ktinic,0_,.. -4---„ %.-:-“%•:..,_ • r:_, S1/4Lik .,...71.-N• Lee Bridges of Buleher marry. Vogels have announced the , ..'-' the pancreas produces a secre------.1;...' `‘ ------ - -----!..,,,-----•__ ---- s - -,_I. --- -...----:'444 ‘,.\ ,..... tion called insulin which is The John Hartmans and arrival of Rose Ann. -..- • ---..._ I .. ._'----=-,;-;„ ,-,11/4/1 ''-----. ty. released into the blood. In the daughters, Dorothy, Betty and ---. . --). —4- _ -,-- 0 - - - \.., ),,„„ _,-- - Mrs. Al Walter are back af- Aug. 9. 1996 t1...,/4 4r.erit, 1/44• ---. • presence of insulin, sugar in the blood is burned. especial- ter visiting in northern states. Muenster Refinery resumes ::.--t4 The.,;,.... ' -:..'4,- :-._-...c41^-4.-41".. ' \- after .. -.-..,..,\,, -----.4‘ -4 --'`.;•.‘4, :%----....z.....' ly by muscular activity. Any Mrs. J. B. Wilde is elected operation two-month ..4 -4:„.., treasurer of Catholic State shut down. City asks county /- excess of sugar in the prey League's Women's Union. The to furnish truck for fighting APRO41 THE ENGINEERING ASPECT, A VITAL. FACTOR ence of a normal amount el /5 THE CONFIDENCE A ORA/ER OW MAINTAIN IN THE insulin is stored temporarily, Andy O'Connor family moved rural fires. Another tax re- DIRECTIONAL 5TA5/LITY OF 11/5 TIRES... THUS this week from Myra to a ferendum to furnish revenue ENGINEERED PRES ARE NECESSARY TO HIGHWAY' SAFETY: mostly in the liver, and re- farm in Muenster. for school bus operation is leased into the blood stream needed in Muenster School THEREFORE, A PRIVER'S LIFE as needed. Aug. 8, 1941 District and will be held in , EXPECTANCY /5 RELATED TO - LOW PROFILE TIRES ARE This is the normal pattern. BUT THIS IS RIDICULOUS!—A car wash emporium in CES/6NEP ro MEET THE But in a person suffering Bonn, West Germany, advertised: "We wash your car and Frank Herr and R. R. En- the near future. Price of 1 THAT ac His rifees• a - i s ma SEVERE REQUIR'EMENTS dies re-open Muenster Mill gasoline is boosted one cent RESPONSIEYLITY nOCl/EOC H/S with diabetes the pancreas care for your pet." The keeper of a circus hippo passing TIRES REGULARLY AND TO OF HIGHWAY ORIWNG.., through town wanted to see if they meant what they said. after three-week shut down to 21 cents a gallon. M. R. REPLACE THEM WHEN NEEDED. fails to produce sufficient in- Twelve local 4-H boys attend Collins former local pharma- CREGULAR) u. s. puSBER sulin. And when starches are They did. 1 ..._,--c:: -.. -.Ls PRES LOW Rin:W/LE TIRES ?.„0/, 4 0 ri--,n eaten and absorbed as sugar, summer camp at Lake Worth. cist dies in Dallas. The J. B. 1-'•— ,.v . Sixty homes on REA system Wildes celebrate 25th wed- 0 ' ,‘,".--- -''-, the body is unable to control loss of weight or "I can't get out, but I won't receive current this week. .----‘,. • .‘ ID the sugar normally by storing thirst, ding anniversary. Ball fever - 4,:ra,.. , 4- :,:.„ „se strength, excessive urination? give in; 0 Norbert Zimmerer and Marie returns and lights on local , it in the liver or to burn it ef- If so, you're a fair candidate I'll just swim around till Bengfort marry at Lindsay. field are being repaired. Meet- illf -- k ,,, i ,.,,, _.? ficiently in muscular exe* for diabetes and ought to my strength is spent; Muenster Telephone numbers ing to start GI training course r,.t. I, — sit WIPE STANCE 641E5 APPEP else. Result: the sugar con- promptly consult your family Then will I lie the more con- -.' 57AgitiTY AT M4X/4ii/M 5/75E05. will be included in new gets poor response here. — tent of blood increases 'ab- physician. tent." Gainesville directory. Father SE SURE YOUR 77RE5 ARE EQUAL TO ALL 'SAFETY PE41ANP.S. normally. Bravely he swam till it Herman Laux of Subiaco vis- 10 YEARS AGO Because a diabetic is unable would seem ited relatives in Lindsay this to burn sugar efficiently for THE OPTIMISTIC FROG Aug. 3, 1951 Two frogs fell into a deep His struggles began to churn tuppIr Tenn Wolf hark from energy, he becomes weak and the cream, in trip, finds substitute barber Muenster's Ferry is afloat Japan with the army. The ing. Mary-Elizabeth Kubis and tired, hungry and undernour- milk bowl. on Red River; awaits tug boat Gene Giebs announce arrival A. J. Felderhoff marry at One was an optimistic soul On top of the butter at last and tools missing. Long de- ished. he stopped layed finishing work at Val- and road. Mrs. Mary Mosman, of Gary. The Frank Yostens Lindsay. Ernie Zipper and When blood sugar gets too But the other took a gloomy 96, pioneer Lindsay resident, Sgt Jim Stockman say mar- And out of the bowl he ley Creek School is under and Steve Mosters return from high, the kidneys — in an ef- view. gaily hopped. way. Fuenral services are held dies. August begins with vacation trip to Chicago. Mar- riage vows in Dallas. The Leo fort to lower it — removes "We shall drown," he cried, sprinkles measuring .07 inch. Hartmans of Three Rivers without more ado, What is the moral? 'Tis eas- at Lindsay for the two- garet Fleitman and Curtis some of the sugar by ex- ily found; year-old son of Mr. and Juanita Weinzapfel prepares to Reeves marry at Lindsay. have vacation visit here. Fa- creting it in urine. This makes So with a last despairing sail August 10 for Germany ther Leo Koesler gets degree cry, If you can't hop out, keep Mrs. Frank Schmidlkofer. Aug. 10, 1951 the body dry and creates swimming around. where she will teach school. of Doctor of Cannon Law at thirst. He flug up his legs and he 15 YEARS AGO The Emmet Fette family Ferry is ready; owners or- the Catholic University in Proof of the hereditary na- said, "Goodby." There was a man who called moves to Douglas, Arizona. ganize and apply for charter. Washington, D. C. The Pat Quoth the other frog with Aug. 2, 1946 ture of diabetes is the fact a spade a spade until he stom- Boy Scouts Larry Hofbauer Thermometers soar to 106, Hennigans were in Fort Worth that surveys of diabetic chil- a merry grin, pled over one in the dark. Mrs. L. A. Bernauer is back and Randy Bayer go to Camp 108 and up this week. Ed En- Sunday to attend the reunion dren show 80 percent are, at home after being in Fort Philpot, N. M. Leonard Hart- dres breaks right arm in fall of the 21st Seabee battalion from families with a history Worth for foot surgery. Fire man is enroute home from while wiring at the new with which Pat served during of diabetes. Recent studies destroys barn and 60 tons of Japan; Eddie Krahl goes to Ford Motor Company build- World War II. Leo Hesse is have shown that both mothers doing army duty in Tokyo, and babies weighing 10-12 Jack Needham is serving in pounds at birth have a pro- Germany. nounced tendency to develop Dependable diabetes in later life. 5 YEARS AGO Overeating and lack of Aug. 3, 1956 muscular exercise tend to promote obesity which in turn rinding& *Oki Muenster casts 623 votes in create a tendency toward dia- Saturday's general election. betes. It has been shown that Mrs. H. E. Ramsey, 64, former 20 fat persons develop the BULK FEED SERVICE Marysville resident dies at disease for every thin one who Gainesville. Wylie Lewis and does. Moral: don't overeat, Jimmy Jack Biffle win Lone don't get overweight, but do r Star Farmer degrees. Cooke get plenty of exercise. "M-M" Quality Feeds County has been listed as a You can judge your own drought disaster areal. Mrs. disposition toward diabetes. SEED GRAIN FERTILIZER J. L. Kelly, 39, native of Are you overweight? Do you Lindsay, dies suddenly in overeat? Is there diabetes in California while on vacation. r your family? Were you a Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. "heavy" baby at birth? Do Muenster Milling Co. Julian Walterscheid dies 12 you have any of these symp- hours after birth. Work be- toms: persistent hunger or tfins on new home for Rufus Henscheid. The J. M. Wein- zapfels return from trip to No. 4 of Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. a Series Higgins celebrate golden wed- THESE TRUTHS WE MUST HOLD ding anniversary. The J. W. Fletchers return from vaca- ;;;;Ect.w„; tion in California. Lindsay St. f -..:45.44;
ki Anne's Society celebrates pa- tron's feast day with church service, reception of new • It's the savingest time of the year on members and social. v.; -••-• Aug. 10, 1956
Mrs. Tommy Felderhoff and .:. four-year-old son Tommy re- '-'••••••^:59955S.955W5ete.”555.5:::.,...W.InC., the trucks with the worki ngest ways ceive serious injuries in one- car crash a half mile north of 7.e i - :'-':---- --- sTORE:i Myra and a prematurely born .4..... ... •-- crE RETAIL ___-- SAVE! You just can't beat August buys for saving. It 's the time of year when , *rj0 Ls:7.---2... .---:-- boy was dead at birth two <.y.,..-t.e., . Chevrolet dealers traditionally pull all the stops. You 'II find sweeter-than-ever days later. City water use ...,, „ savings waiting, or you on every '61 Chevy truck—fro the nimble Corvair 95's, passes seven million gallons right up to the mighty medium- and heavy-duty jobs. C 'me in and save a bundle! in July as drought continues. 1° •-.....,--- .- • .. Saint Anne's Society makes rta lr plans for annual shower for 292-. f ...... A SAVE! You just can't beat Chevy trucks for working. With Chevy's easier riding Benedictine Sisters. Margie Knabe, 13, goes to summer . . rz, Independent Front Suspension, loads ride easier, driver. s stay fresher, the truck camp at Kerrville as guest 216 So- lasts longer. You get more work, more hauls, for your t ruck dollars! -0-oe of Lions Club. Rev. D. S. $ 213-1 -- - - 251.1 r Pettijohn leaves after serv- k , ing two years as pastor of ------.L.2...:. SAVE! And for the frosting on the cake—you just can't b eat Chevy trucks at trade-in Baptist Church here to make .....-...... „ n . 7:,• time, either. Latest official industry reports prove that Chevrolet trucks lead in home in Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. N • .i. „. trade-in value, week after week, over every major competit or in Chevy's price range.* Andy Arendt and sons are back at Lindsay after a vaca- *Based on official figures from Automotive Market Report. tion trip to Kansas and Colo- rado. New arrivals: a daugh- ter for the Jack Janickis and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Ed rica CHEVROLET TRUCKS Hess. ARE PRIVATE PROFITS GOOD FOR THE NATION? This sign in a Boston Mass Americans believe: Communists believe: achusetts, store window de Private profits are While profits must clares: "We undersell the stop the mainspring of efficiency and the be a part of every selling price, they that undersells the store tha assurance of constant improvement should belong to the state. The state will not be undersold." in goods and services. Without the is supreme, therefore it is a function stern necessity of earning a profit, of the state to dictate the use of all few men will do their best. Private human and material resources. The AN EXTRA SERVICE profit is a mall "commission" on desire for private profit is unnatural at no extra cost and should not occur to any indi- You can see and the benefits extended to the cus- feel the difference tomers. It is on the expectation of vidual, whose only desire must be profits that men dream, plan, and to serve the state. produce. It is on the realization of profits that the good things of life are expanded.
Homogenizes vital ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY textile oil back into To renew and awaken interest in our precious heritage of See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer the fabric Freedom, and its superiority over the Communist philosophy, We Give these messages are being published by the Texas Pottier & S&H Green Stamps Light Com pany, an investor-owned, tax-paying electric utility. J. B. Wilde, Chevrolet Dealer MILLER'S Cleaners & Hatters TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Muenster, Texas Gainesville PAGE EIGHT AUGUST 11, 1961 THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE from the sides and up the They wore matching blue hats and Mrs. Paul Fetsch and Sickings a n d children of Average expenditure f o r Rose Mary Hess center back to the waistline and carried baskets of carna- family of Muenster, Mr. and Four are Birthday Gainesville, t hi e Alphonse drilling oil wells in Texas Winston Fangman framing the aisle-wide train. tions and porn-porn mums. Mrs. Al Flusche and son Honor Guests at Hoenigs, Walter and Leo is $10.55 per foot. A crown of pearls held her Their crystal necklaces and Charles of Decatur, Mr. and Becker, the out of state vis- Marry at Lindsay fingertip veil and she carried earrings were gifts from the Mrs. Raymond Zimmerer and Becker Barbecue itors and the hosts, Mr. and St. Peter's Church was the bride. family and Mrs. Lawrence Gathering of the Felix Mrs. Felix Becker. scene of a pretty wedding Miss Alice Voth of Lind- Zimmerer of Lindsay and the Becker family Sunday night The Ford family left Tues- Saturday afternoon at four say was maid of honor and hosts and their families. with a barbecue supper was day after a week's visit with o'clock when Miss Rose Mary Mrs. Louis David of Pilot a farewell party for Mr. and relatives Hess became the bride of Point, sister of the groom, Club Leaders Plan Mrs. Herbert Ford and chil- Winston Fangman of Pilot was bridesmatron. Henry Hess dren Darlene, Kathy and Jeff COMPLETE Point, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. was best man in his sis- Children's Meeting of Fort Wayne, Ind., and Sheila Voth Has Fred Fangman of that city. ter's wedding and Louis Leaders of Lindsay's boys' honored four of the guests The bride is the daughter of and girls' clubs held their Birthday Party FUNERAL David was groomsman. Rich- present in observance of their Sheila Voth's twelfth birth- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess of ard Haverkamp and Butch planning meeting Monday in birthdays. day was observed with a Lindsay. and David Arendt lighted the the home of Mrs Rufus Bezner The birthday honorees party at the home of her par- SERVICE Rose Mary was a lovely candles and served as aco- with nine present. were Mrs Ford, Johnny bride in an original gown of Project planned for the ents, the Joe Voths, where lytes. Julius Hess and Earl Becker of Silver Springs, girl classmates gathered to - imported French Chantilly Sitzes ushered. children's meeting next Mon- Md., who is summering here lace, the wide skirt billowing day, Aug. 14, is making book- help her celebrate. Father Damian Wewers, with his grandparents, and Mrs. Voth and Kathy out over crisp white taffeta ends. The class will be held Shirley a n d Helen Sicking, i to form a chapel train. The Lindsay pastor, performed the in the Parish Hall beginning served refreshments of birth- Miller double ring ceremony and the Beckers' granddaughters day cake and frosted drinks fitted basque bodice featured at 2 p.m. of Gainesville. Johnny was a semi-Sabrina neckline edged was celebrant of the nuptial Another endeavor of the after an afternoon of games Funeral Home high mass. The church choir 15 on August 7, Shirley was and a period of opening and in scallops and sprinkled with club is a Gold Bond Plan. In four on the third and Helen tiny iridescent sequins and sang, accompanied by Mrs. this regard the leaders are displaying gifts. William Schmitz, organist. was two on the eighth. Mrs. seed pearls. Long sleeves asking everyone who will to Ford's birthday was August In ancient times, the Pyra- tapered to petal points over After the ceremony a re- have the back cover of the 5. mids of Egypt were used as her hands and lace covered ception and buffet were held books validated when cashing tombs of the rulers. buttons closed the dress at the in the Gun Club Hall, Mrs. books in and turn them over The barbecue supper in- a cascade of white gardenias cluded decorated cakes for back. arranged around a large Joe Lehnertz catering for to the club leaders. This will Deep lace scallops edged some 350 relatives and friends give the club points for pro- t h e four with birthdays. East Highway 82 white orchid. For her jewelry About 25 enjoyed the even- the entire hemline and a she wore a single strand of of the couple. Miss Nellie Ann ject equipment. Sunday and Monday sequin sprinkled, scallop- Hess and Mrs. Julius Hess Next meeting for leaders ing's food, fellowship and pearls that her mother wore fun. Fine Photography edged lace overskirt drifted at her wedding. Her father presided at the bride's book. will be September 4 in the DVAIMAII The hall was festooned with home of Mrs. Andy Arendt. Present were the Joe Sick- escorted her to' the altar and ings and family, t h e 011ie EERR gave her in marriage. white and blue garlands and 1•0011111, DR. A .A. DAVENPORT Bride's two attendants were the bride's table, adorned Father Damian is packed with white gladioli and tapers and ready to leave Lindsay WITCHUM CHIROPRACTOR identically gowned in bell silhouette dresses of romance held the handsome huge wed- for his new assignment as YOUR WATCH . . . X-RAY FLUOROSCOPE blue nylon sheer over dyed ding cake which the couple pastor of St. Mary's Church Ultrasonically cleaned ustriava‘g cut and hostesses served to in Fort Worth where he was 301 E. Broadway, G'ville to match taffeta. A side drape and scientifically timed caught with a flat bow sim- wedding guests. pastor before assignments at mEsusiDownogio ulated an overskirt effect. A dance concluded festiv- Corpus Christi and Lindsay. FRANCIS WIESE CAVILS ities and the newlyweds left The transfer is effective Fri- TDERcIA.MNITORLILOlvt,,:n:2 '41,1 E; tAtt:10r 6;AANI:si at Kinne's, Gainesville UGEB on a wedding trip not re- day. St. Peter's new pastor, JOHNS Father John Walbe, coming FIRE CAR LIABILITY vealing their destination. When they return they will from Fort Smith, Ark., will make their home in Gaines- be here for Sunday services. A parish farewell party hon- INSURANCE YOUV niiifrentka ville at 13211f! East Pecan. He is a driver for a trucking ored Father Damian Sunday Insurance AGENI BOOKKEEPING SERVICE company. night. Sponsored by the adult • 0 For traveling the bride wore societies of the parish it drew NOTARY PUBLIC v I en 014 a blue outfit with white ac- a big crowd. Father Damian cessories and the orchid from thanked everyone for help and Leo Henscheid and Betty Eckart Always Available her wedding bouquet. She is cooperation during his happy a graduate of Lindsay High Lindsay pastorate of 13 School. Mr. Fangman was months and 13 days. Leo Henscheid Insurance Agency graduated from Pilot Point Next Door City Hall, Ph. 343, Muenster High. The trouble with many hands that rock the cradle Outing Is Honor today is they're hired hands. ROCK KIRK Fnr Four Before Friday and Saturday Specials HUDSON DOUGLAS Classes Resume The Andy and Urban Flu- Bay Shurfine 3 lb. can sches of Dallas were hosts Sunday for an all-day outing Play it Safe in. Gainesville ...DOROTHY MALONE with a picnic dinner at Boch- BUTANE SHORTENING Today through Saturday JOSEPH COTTEN • CAROL LYNIEY. Nm«I BRPID man Lake which is near the A !pant S. Ak PrOdEll:i • 1 0•',ts AT -Hu e z!,:511 pet a si Urban Flusche home. With Gladiola The party honored the PROPANE Andy Flusches' son Leon, a 59c Get an entry card at the check-out Sunday through Wednesday college senior, and Robert Fetsch of Muenster, both stu- with. tottbibta, counter. You'll win a valuable prize if dents for the priesthood, the the combination on your cad will open former at St. John's Seminary our little GLADIOLA SAFE. Sandra in Little Rock and the latter Food King No. 303 at Subiaco Abbey in Subiaco, Erntiat CREAM STYLE DEE Ark. Also two candidates for Heinz strained the sisterhood, Evelyn Fetsch John and Patsy Zimmerer who will Muenster Baby Food _ _ _ 6 jars 71c return to Holy Angels Con- CORN GAVIN vent in Jonesboro on August Butane Company A UNIVERSAL INTERNAMMU. 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