The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 3, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 8, 1955 Page: 2 of 6
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THE FAYETTE COUNTY RECORD, LA GRANGE. TEAAS
The Fayette County Record
Published by
The Farmere Publishing Co. Ltd.
Every Tuesday und Friday
La Grange, Texas
L. J. Sulak, Editor-Emeritus
John L. Sulak, Editor-Manager
Entered as second class mail
matter at the Post Office at
l.a Grange, Texas
Subscription Kates: Year $11.00
6 months 11.73, II mouths II.U0
City Delivery, by mail, In
La Grunge:
Year $3.50; il mouths $1.90
Bigger Truck Aids
Garbage System
La Grange’s garbage dis-
posal system, which was inau-
gurated in 1946, was further
improved last week with the
addition of a truck that will
accomodate four times the
amount formerly hauled by
the little and antequated dump
truck.
The new addition is a late
model Dodge chassis, on which
Roland Bohot oi Bohot’s Weld-
ing Shop built a 12-by-8 foot
stake body, seven feet high.
There are entrance gates on
both the left and right sides,
thus facilitating easy loading.
Now the garbage collectors
make only two trips a day to
the sanitary fill, whereas it
t(K)k seven to eight a day with
the former trucl .
Furthermore, the old city
dumping ground in the eastern
part of town has been reopen-
ed, but there is no more burn-
ing of rubbish—the sanitary
fill type plan is being utilized.
| Trenches, six feet deep, are
j dug and garbage is dumped
therein. When nearly full, a
I'dozer spreads dirt over the
I top and another trench is dug.
Sport Sedan Makes Bow with 1956 Chevrolets
hBI ■
fipmpiiipp | *
■ ;
NOW... NEW 1956
WHIRLPOOL
gives you a new
method of
AUTOMATIC
WASHING
two separate washing
actions in one washer!
&
FOR SHEEREST FABRICS
low speed, short time
New, extra gentle lower
speed and shorter time for
washing, rinsing and damp
drying your most delicate
fabrics and nylons.
FOR REGULAR CLOTHES
normal speed, regular time
Completely separate. Whirl-
pool’s regular washing ac-
tion is for gently washing
linens, work clothes and
all regular fabrics.
No other washer gives you
all these advantages
• Fully-illuminated, beautiful Guide Lite control panel,
e 3-Level water control automatically saves wafer,
e 3-Temp water selector with fabric guide,
e Suds-Miser saves over Vi cost of soap and hot wafer,
e 7 Rinses are most thorough yet use less water,
e Ultra-Violet lamp helps sanitize clothes,
e Dual Cycle-Tone tells when washing is finished,
e 5-Year parts warranty on sealed-in transmission.
Talk to lh« woman who uses a Whirlpool,
then come in and tee us!
ADAMCIK’S REFRIGERATION
SALES & SERVICE
Min
Reminiscent of the sport coupe which Chev- j sedan will be available in the Bel Air (above)
rolet introduced with such sensational success j and “Two-Ten,” two of three price-graduated
in 1950, a sport sedan makes its debut along with ! series of cars offered by Chevrolet for ’56. En-
the company’s other new models. Elimination of gine choices include two more powerful V8’g
the center pillar in the window area adds smart- and one 6. The “Super Turbo-Eire V8” develops
ness as well as unexcelled visibility. The hardtop I 20a h.p. *
Warrenton News
By Barbara Jean Frenzel
Lutheran church at Warrenton.
wan enjoyed Monday night. Oct.
31, in connection with u Hallowe-
en party on the church play-
ground. After supper, 1 several
games of recreation were enjoyed
under the leadership of Linda
Lou Quade.
Returns Home
two weeks in the home of her
daughter and Hon-in-luw, Mr. and
Mrs. David K. Hafercamp in Hous
La Grange Bowling
League Standings
I
at 7 pounds und
14 ounces, on
the
Tram—
W
L
Pel.
Shiner-Lone Stur ______
13
2
.867
HellviU#>Lone Star ...
12
3
.800
Roaenberg Ins. Agency
12
3
.800
Coca-Cola .....................
11
4
.733
K. J a. Humble Kxtras
10
5
.667
La G. State Hank ------,
9
6
.600
La G. Drug Store ---------
9
(j
.600
E. L. Welditlx “Ares’’
8
7
.533
New York Store ............
8
7
.533
Pearl Dint. Co. ............
7
8
.407
Gulf No-Nox ................
G
9
.400
Hues'* Cafe ________________
6
9
.400 i
Albers Feeds ...............
10
.333
Farmer* Supply Chicks
5
10
.333
E. L. haby Deeres ......
4
11
.267
Herders Truckers ________
4
11
.267
Royal Crown Cola
3
12
.200
Grand Prise liter .....
3
12
.200
Winchester News
By Renate Stretcher
(ictober 10. Dorcas Adele
|llrst grandchild of her patiTnaiTPROMOTED
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Harm-camp. also of Houston. For | George Lauterstein, who is
the i.enerts, however, she is the stationed at Sewart Air Force
third grandchild, urrlvitig jusi 2. Base, Tenn., has been promot-
tlaya after tile second, little Terry , , ov , #-,1 ».
Lynn Lange, made her d. hut. j L'd to Airman f irst Class He
Sponsors Annual Feed |ls hIso attending Peabody
'The Ladies Aid Society of St. 'College where he is taking an
Johns Lutheran church of Wur- English course,
rentun met 2 p. m, on, Tuesday, j '
Nhtv 1, for their regular monthly '
meeting, wilit Mrs. John itratta: Wf,re presented a lovely corsage
presiding. The supper, sponsored „„„ b<mtt((nier, by N1|.„ Vastlne
annually by the society, was plan- I r,*H,bt und Mrs. Orleatt Kellers,
tied. ,It was decided to usher tire j club h(mK(
tall .He.,soli in with a rtinKi-ti S,' W wdb arrangements of silver i.,1-
™ Sunday evening. Nov 1J al the iu„p . , , f, Th„
J'artsh house, benefit 'he building >as la,d wi(b whlt(, W11S |**»«*I«*H attended the LWML Day
fund of th, eongresation. Serving (wit|| annlvt,rsu . ,.„ke de,|gn»" Friday. Kexlstratton be-
is to begin at 5 p. m. • ed as an open hook On one side1!*" 1,1 hall at 9 a. ...
followed,! w„r„ .....’n<>™ than 500 ladles then
John Guenther Clinic
MEDICAL — SURGICAL
John C. Guenther, M. D.
Tel. Office 409. Res. 89$
H. T. SMITH, M. D.
Tel. Office 66, Res. 666W
Fayette Memorial
Hospital
*^111 Time Registered Technician
3-6 p. m. — 7-> p. m
'letting Hours: 9-11 a. m
German and Bohemian Spoken
Dr. Jennings B. Cook
Flatonla, Texas
flyaa Examined — Glaetee Fitted
Phone 168 — Ho»vM7
Lenses Duplicated
Optometrist
Office Hours 8 to •; Sat. I tr f
Other hours by appointment onlg
FAYETTE CO. ABSTRACT CO.. In*
John Schmeder, Manager
ABSTRACTS — MAPS
. TITLE INSURANCE
Phone 281 — P. O. Box 640
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zoch ob-
served their soth wedding anni-
versary Sunday, Oct. 30. The
couple’s sons, Helmuth Zoch of
Austin, Herbert Zoch of Houston,
and Eldor Zoch and Erwin Zoch
of Winchester and daughters.
Mrs. Klim Kocurek of Weimar
und Mrs. Walter Klliati and Mrs.
Will l.ehmunn of Winchester, to-
ed the surprise wedding anniver-
sary celebration. One son, Fred
Zoch of Houston, together with his
family, could not attend.
Mrs. Zoch wore a corsage of
yellow mums, and Mr. Zoch wore
a mum boutonniere. A bouquet of
yellow mums, centered with a
Cushion mum, was interspersed
with palm leaves.
The chicken barbecue dinner
was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs.
Zoch’s children and their famil-
ies, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kasper,
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Kasper, Bobby
Dunk. Doris Arldt, the Rev. and
Mrs. Walter Stretcher and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schuetxe.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Waiser and
Alniu. Mr. und Mrs. Marvin Rein-
hardt and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. .I’aul Herbrich.
LWML Day
was decorated i T,“' Rev‘ aml Mr»- Walter
I:.::1! ., iSt.cichc, Mrs Hulda Ephraim.
Mrs. A. © Wiilser," and MYs. Joe
ZAPP’S CLEANERS
It Pleases Us T> Please You
146 NORTH JEFFERSON
H. W. Zapp, Owner
ST. ANTHONY’S
Convalescent Home
For invalids and seirl>lov&lM0
We also take bed patent men.
Best food and nursing care. Any
religion accepted.
Mrs. Minnie Janda, Owner
La Grange, Texas, Rt. 3 Box 7
Phone 1614-F3
In the election that
Miss Evelyn Tteytoi# was elected
president; Mrs. Elian nd Trey big,
vice president; Mrs. Victor Weis*
l»nhn, secretary; and Mrs. Vustino
Trey big .trenAurer
A book repair party was sche*
ouled for Wednesday, Nov. 9, at
which time anyone interested in
helping, is invited to come out and • '’"J
lend a hand in renovating, soul e'
were the greetings accentuated
with a sugar rose arrangement, I
ami on the other were two hearts
bound
bon.
toured the campus. The business
session started after Dr. George
worn
hymnals.
A new member, Mrs. Nelson
Wied, was welcomed into the so-
ciety. A birthday hymn was dedi-
cated to Mrs. Herman Schulle,
Mrs. Haul Schmidt, Mrs. August
Kellers, Mrs. Alfred Lange, Mrs.
Elgin Wied and Mrs. Nelson Wied.
After the meeting, refreshments
were served by Mrs. Otto Kenek
Sr.. Mth. Herman Schulle and
Mrs. Jesse Lenert, hostesses for
the day.
On Vacation
The pastor of St. John's Luther-
an church of Warrenton. the Rev.
W. K. Doerr, and family, are on
vacation the week preceding and
following Sunday. Nov. <5. Their honoree* were: Mr. and Mrs. Or-
destination is his parents' home Mean Kellers und Lloydell, Mrs.
in Killeen, from where they wlp ] Heorge Kiliough. Raymond Hinr.ie
also visit other places. The Home- 011,1 Ma»y Catherine and Hillye
coming activities at Texas Luth. Ayres, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hetrich
ioguth, ,. with Pink rib- TuXT..£
H , . ,tion*.
P. . V r? WUS n" ',y s‘*™« <«f thn highlights of the
I h-tsell, after gram, was sai.l by afternoon session ware the organ
Mr* V\ T Bmltb. ami refresh recital of Dr Edward Rechlln and
la. i.ts consisting of sandwiches, the address by the uev. Kurt Riel
■ I' SI 1.1,Ills. Mil
Walther League Party
Max Matthijetx was host to a
Walther League social on Wed-
nesday. After playing numerous
games, refreshments consisting of
sandwiches, cake, and soft drinks
were served.
It’s A Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zoch of Hous,
ton are the parents of a seven
pound, three ounce son. David
Wayne, who was horn October 28.
He Is welcomed by a sister and
l In- men and j brother. The maternal grandpar-
Johti Brailu ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert
cookies, coffee and
punch were served buffet style.
’I’lie gifts, which were beauti-
fully rraitfp'd on a 3-tiered display
table decorated with silver foliage
and fall flowers, were opened by
the honorees. nml their thanks
were graciously expressed.
8pvo;.J songs were presented
by la,relei and Heilaiia Ratter. Mary
Catherine and Hillye Ayres Hinzie,
and l.ynette Treybtg, wilh Bar-
bara .lean Frenzel ut the piano A
contest game, “Passing Life Sav-
ers” was won liy
hoys, while Mrs.
guessed closest to Hie correct num- Walther of Warda, and the pater-
licr of beans In a jar. |nal grandparents ure Mr. and Mrs.
Those attending besides the
eran college In Scguln on Satur-
day and Sunday, Nov. 5-8, are on
tile agenda for the pastor.
Church Schedule Changed
Instead of the regular worship
service scheduled for Sunday even-
ing. Nov. 13, at St. John’s Luth-
eran church ut Warrenton, the
first showing of the Martin Luth-
er film will he made. Activities
will begin on the church grounds
ut 5:00 with a chicken stew sup-
per. Showing of the film will be-
gin ut 7 30.
Silver Anniversary Party
A sliver anniversary party hon-
oring Commissioner and Mrs. Ro-
bert A. Pletsch on their 25th wed-
ding anniversary was given them
by the Wul Italia Home Demon-
stration club at their dub house
In Warrenton on Friday, Nov. 4.
On their arrival, the Piotsches
PHONE 44
LA GRANGE
Everything We Sell — We Service
Housework
Easy Without
Nagging Backache
NitaririnK Imrkarhe, headarh*. or muflimJee
ache* and pain* may mme on with ovrr-e*»tr»
tion.rmtil ionnl uymeta or daptodayatrrAR and
atrnln. And folk* who ent. and drink unwfMQr
aometimun tauffer mild bladder Irritation
...with thnt rcwtkuK, uncomfortable feeling.
If you are mincrnble and w*irn out becauae
of lh#*tu» diacomforta, Donn'R TUI* often help
by their twin relieving acthm, by their Booth*
ing effect to earn' bladder irritation, and by
their mild diuretic action through the kidney*
— tending to inervaae the output of the Ift
mile* of kidney tuhen.
Ho if nHffO’inflr backache make* yon feel
dragged-out, minerable... wit h re*tlean, nleep-
lesR nights .. .don’t wait.. .try Doan’a I’illa ...
relief millions hnve en»
». Get Doan'tt Pill* todayl
and Jessie Marie and Alfred John,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Ia-nert, Mr.
and Mrs. Werner Kellers and
Emil Zoch of Winchester.
Walther League Meets
The St. Michael's Walther
League held Its regular meeting
Wednesday evening. The Rev
Walter Streiclier led the devotion
and topic discussion. The “This
Day’’ magazine canvass was dis-
cussed. The pageant committee
Luraine, Mary. Dennis. Doris, and (gave a report of their findings
Hobby, Miss Delta Mlscher, Mrs.
Robert H. Kerr and Jill Ann and
Bob; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lenert;
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Hauer ami
Loreli, Bedalla. and Roger; Mrs.
Win. Hauer; Mr. and Mrs Albert.
Hlume and Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs.
John Hraun; Mr. and Mrs. V. G,
Frenzel and Harbara, James and
Hruce; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hall;
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. White und Pa-
tricia and Sandy; Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Smith; Mrs. Otto Tlodt; Mr.
und Mrs. Vastlne Treyblg and
Harvey and Lynetle; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence C. Richter and Collins
Vance Pletsch.
Councllmen’t Rally
The church councilmen of this
area of the Hrenliam Conference
The Youth Rally and the Zone
Rally were diacussed at length.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hefitsehel
ami family of Temple, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Knobloch of Biddings,
Mr. and Mrs. Anion Pletsch ami
boys of La Grange, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hentachel and Mr. und Mrs.
Jim Fuller of Houston spent the
weekend with Mrs. F. W. Hent
whet.
Halloween
A grout, of youngsters went,
trick or treating Monday evening
The trick or treaters went to the
Schmidt home for hot chocolate
and cookies after they had col
lected a hag full of treats.
art the *
a*y«e for
> 5 up.. wa
rftOywAri. OH I
Doan’s Pills
Of the American Lutheran church -TI lzirz-\- Domiun
will meet a* Warrenton for their I 1 1 nOWLING
annual Hally on Wednesday. Nov ! Officials of the La Grange
is, at z oo p. m. Reverend Kermit .Bowling club remind keglers
ManklnH of the Orange Grove 'to “come and bowl for Vour
Tynan parish In South Texas will , . ,, ' ‘
speak on “Preaching. Teaching. 1 ‘ ’ ? VII^K turkey. The
Reaching Missions." that are contest is already in full swing
gaining in popularity today. [arid everybody has an even
- chance—the handicap system
being used.
• Are All Cold ,
Remedies Alike?
No! For example, 606 is the wide-
•rtivity medicine, which combines 4
of the most effective, widf-ly-pre-
scribed dm ns known, to relieve all
cold miseries sooner. is more
potent and Rives positive, dramatic,
rapid relief from miauriea of all ktndi
of colds. That’a why BtKi is unaur*'
paaaed in effectiveneaa. Try it. •
TVo othrr cold remedy .
con mutch htifi liquid |
or HHH Cold ‘
--------------rZud 666
Herbert E. Jaehne
For Land Clearing. Tank
Building. Root Cutting, Sab-
Soiling and Ottiei Dirt Work
Phone 383W or 44M
GIDDINGS, TEXAS
Dr. Arnold J. Darilek
GENERAL DENTAL
PRACTICE . . X-RAT
Otto A. Hunger Building
Telephone Office 175 — Rea. 16<
Directory
La Grange
Business & Professional
Life, Polio, Hospitalization,
Health and Accident Insurance
ROY H. GIESE
456 N. Jefferson—P. O Box
265 — Phone 362-W
La Grange, Texas
PAINE-MAKINSON
CLINIC
851 E. Travis St.
LA GRANGE, TEXAS
Phone 538
HENRY C. PAINE, M. D.
Residence Phone 536
JAMES T. MAKINSON, M D.
Residence Phone 604
KOENIG FUNERAL
HOME
PROMPT AMBULANCE HEBTIOl
AND KMBaLMERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone: S3 and 144 — La Orange
W. R. C.vpert Sr., D C.
Joe B. Cypert, I). C,
259 N. Washington
La Grange, Texas
Off. Hrs. 9-12 1-30 6
Mondays Through Saturdays
Plune 161 for Appointment
La Grange
Chiropractic Clinic
E. L. FITZPATRICK, D. C.
Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12 noon.
2 to 6 p m.
Monday through Friday,
except Thursday afternoon.
221 Travis — Phone 88
La Grange
TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1055
Rosenberg insurant*
Agency
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND BONDS
Phone 160 — P. O. Box No. ?
LA GRANGE, TEXAS
Dr. James L. Ashley
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined — Glasses Kitted
Prof uslonal Bldg.
Telephone $80
Closed On Thursday
KOELSCHE CLINIC
113 N. Main St.
Phone 276
Edward T. Williams, M. D.
Residence Phone 53R
Lelund F, Zatopek, M. I).
Residence Phone 464W
Medical - Surgl-al • Diagnostic
La Grange Veterinary
Hospital
DR. F. L. GUNN
Phenes: Office 194, Res. 590
DR. W. G. MODE
Res. Phone 82J
Dr. D. R. Taylor
Optometrist
Ey“s Examined - Glasses Fitted
The Old Masonic Building
Phone 353 — La Grange
Kirby D. Guettler
General Contractor
for
Commercial • Residential
Building - Remodeling Repairs
Phone 196M
Crayton Studios
(lidding* 146
Open 9 A. M —« P. U.
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
Phones: Ls ((range *79
Downstairs—North Side Square
Livestock Market
NOVEMBER 4, 1955
RECEIPTS:
Cattle 682, hogs 272, sheep
68, horses and mules 9.
PRICES PAID:
Butcher Prices, Cwt.:
CoWb, fanner to butcher, $5
to $9.80-, calves, cull to choice,
88 to $17.20; bulls, light to
heavy, $8.50 to $12.20.
Stocker Prices:
Cows and calves, head,
$42.50 to $1.34; cows and heif-
ers, head, $27.50 to $80, cows
and heifers, $7.50 to $11 cwt.;
steers, $10 to $16 cwt.; calves,
$12 to $17 cwt
Hogs, Cwt.:
Randolph lasts
Its Honor Students
Honor students for the first
six weeks at Randolph High
school were announced
week-end by the principal, S.
L. Hatch.
They are, as per classifica-
tion:
• Seniors, Deloris Duncan.
Juniors, Raytnon Lawrence
Breeding, Barney Julius Ran-
dolph, John Louis Moore,
Billy Ray Brown, Grace Mae
Collins and Milton Corrie
Demerson.
Sophomores, Troy Williams
Jr., and Charles Randolph.
Freshmen, Flovd
Johnson,
, , . — . .Lloyd Johnson, Velvia Tavlor,
?'ood.,t? choice’ $14 U> S15 4°: ‘Gwendolyn Jackson and Pol-
lights, $13 to $14; sows, SI 1 to ly Mae Truesdale.
$14.20; feeders, $12.50 to
$13.80; pigs, $2.50 to $8 head.
Horses and mules:
Pound basis, $3.80 to $4.80.
Sheep, Cwt.:
Lambs, $9 to $14.80; bucks
and ewes, $.3 to $8.
DON’T MISS attending the
Episcopal turkey supper Mon-
day night, Nov. 14, starting at
6 p. m. at St. James Episcopal
church. Ycu’re sure to enjoy it.
CHOVANEC
SERVICE STATION
Dealer In Sinclair and
Goodyear kVodurtg
Open Seven Days K Week
283 E. Travis St w<
Phone 513
Fall Specials
IN USED FARM EQUIPMENT
Completely Reconditioned and Priced to Sell
USED TRACTORS ANI) EQUIPMENT
Model M John Deere with planter, cultivator and beddera
Model "H ’ John Deere with planters, cultivators and bedders
Model “B" John Deere with planters, cultivators and bedders
Model “B" John Deere (LIKE NEW)
Model “B" FarniHll with planters, cultivators and bedders
M<ole! “C” Allis-Chalmers with planters, cultivators nnd bedders
USED HARVESTING EQUIPMENT
Model 1I6W John Deere Baler with Wisconsin Engine
Model I2A John Deere Combine with Engine
Model 25 John Deere Combine with PTO
LOW PRICED SPECIALS
Farmall “B” Moldboard Plow ...........................
Randall Fertilizer Distributor
John Deere No. 5 Stalk Cutter
Jacuzzi Water Pump with Pressure Tank
Heavy Duty Rolling Stalk Cutter
7 ft. Phileo Rcffigegratpr (Like New)
Continental Post Hole Digger (A Real Buy) .....
6 ft. Tandem Disc Harrow
$ 25.00
10.00
45.00
65.00
65.00
125.00
125.00-
MORGAN IMPLEMENT CO.
Telephone 1605HI
PI AIM. TEXAS
Sul
Music I
Gtl
Also il
MORE ROCK’ MEETS
Kainer’s Place, just atop the
bluff, announces the resump-
tions of its weekly domino
tournaments—but now they’re
the j being held on Thursday
nights instead of Saturdays.
Game starting time is 8 o’clock,
in the evening, of course.
K0N0 860
SAN ANTONIO
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Monday thru Saturday
5:00 Daybreaken
7:45 New*
8:00 Daybreaker*
9:00 For Members Only
12:00 News
12:15 Farm News
(FFA on Saturdays)
12:30 Western Band
(County Agent on
Saturdays)
1:00 Market Reports
1:15 Saddle Pals
3:00 Melody Matinee
5:30 News
6:00 Serenade
8:00 Cowboy Jamboree
11:00 All Night Serenade
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