Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 13

Pago Fourteen Mountnin Sun Mny 18, 1972 ACTIVE DUTY for the Peterson Junior High School Volunteer Corps at the Kerrville State Hospital began Inst Friday when nine of the members assisted with a dance. Mrs. Marie Hurt, right, introduced Misses Tilleschn Ixrwis, Cindy ll.irton, Frances Allen, Becky Alherthal, Vickie Itnrtcls, Janet Andnis, Aurura Itozan, Jeanelle Kralohcr and Judy Karton. Response to Flood Vlrtlms The Comfort Chamber of Commerce and the local VFW nre working together in a project to collect items for the victims in New Braunfels and Seguin. Kerns may be left at the Hall, and those fwo organizations will be for getting them to their destination.

Also churches and individuals are opening their hearts to this cause. All Sports Banquet The big All-Sports Banquet HAIR STYLING I by RANOV Rolf ler Sctilptur-Kut RANDY'S BARBER SHOP 425 Mam Phone 257 5644 News from Comfort was held Saturday night in the high school auditorium. The sjxraker for the evening was Jim Wacker, who is head coach and athletic director of Texas Lutheran College in Seguin. All high school girls and boys who participated in sports this school year ware honored, and were introduced during the evening. New Owners The Comfort News was purchased last week from Reed Harp by Bob Barton, and Don Trepagnicr of San Marcos.

Don and his wife, Peggy will live at the Casa De Cazador where the newspaper offices are located. Trepagnier has edited and publisher.1 the Hays County Citizen in Kyle for the past If) months. Peggy will be working as his assistant as she did for the Kyks newspaper. Booster Met The Comfort Band Booster Club met last week for a regular meeting, at which Cime election of officers took place. Da- vid Dossey was elected president; Brno Bohncrt, vice president; Mrs.

Hurry Reeh, secretary and Mrs. Emo Bohncrt treasurer. A social of colccs and cookies followed the meeting. Band Favorites Named Donald Durdcn and dorian Kirehhoff were selected by their fellow band students as favorites thus year. Each year a senior girl and boy are chosen for this honor.

Mr. Kunz was also honored at the concert receiving an engraved gold cup from junior high band, a gold plaque from the senior band and a gift from the band booster club. NOW thru SAT. The West the way it really was! Democratic Women's Club Meets Rev. Emerson Marcce gave an interesting discussion on "Expectation of the Minority Groups" when he was the speaker for Uie Democratic Women's Club which was held Monday eventing in Mt.

Olive Baptist Church. Mrs. F. V. Garvin was the master of ceremonies.

Others taking part on the program include Rev. Fuller, pastor of the Barrett Methodist Church, Mrs. Bemice Washington, the Junior Choir, Mrs. G. C.

Hardy ladies group and men's group of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church choir and Rev. C. V. Everagc, pastor of Mt.

Olive. The serving Cable, which was laid with an Italian linen cutwork cloth, was centered with nn arrangement of roses and two branch candelabra holding the lighted white tapers. Birdie Jean Jackson served I he pimch from an imported brass bowl. Tent And Tow May Campout The Tent and Tow Club will hold its May cam pout at Fee's Onrnp, between Bandera and Medina Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A pancake supper will be the Saturday night entertainment.

Society Mrs. Blackwell Is New President Mrs. James Blackwell was installed as the president of the Kerrville Literary Club at the meeting held Friday nffcrnorn in the meeting room of the Butt-Holdswoith Memorial Library. Mrs. Kelly Hlldcbrand presided.

Others installed were Mrs. Lyal Hctrick, vice president; Mrs. Obarllon McKec, secretary; Mrs. John B. Wiggins, treasurer and Mrs.

John N. Bwlfe, librarian historian. New members welcomed were Mewfames J. C. Jacobson.

E. Nevill, R. Bell, Sam Poorrnan and D. B. Marshall.

Mrs. W. E. Bell, membership chairman, announced that 17 new members had been added to the club's roster. A sizeable donation to the library, to be used as needed was voted by the members.

Mrs. Mark Craig gave an excellent review of Owen Bristow's "Calico Palace" a novel of (he gold rush days in California. The serving table was laid with an embroidered linen cloth, with magnolias and yucca blossoms as the centerpiece. About 75 members and guests en-joyed t)he social hour, when Mesdames Frank Bellomy, Will L. Logan and M.

D. Doyle were hostesses. DEBRA 4LEENE BAETHGE Engagement Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.

Baethgc announced the engagement of their daughter, Dcbra flecne to James D. Schwiening, son of Mrs. Evelyn Sohwiening and the late Fred Schwiening. Miss Baethge is a 1971 graduate of Bel'fon High School, Belton, Missouri. She is presently employed as a sales clerk with Howards Jewelry.

Her fiance is a 1965 graduate of Tivy High School in Kerrville and also attended Angelo State College. In 1967 he entered the U. S. receiving his discharge in 1971. He is employed by The Borden Company in San Antonio.

The couple will exchange marriage vows August 2()Lh in the First Presbyterian Church. Huy in Kerrville and help Kerrville Grow! Starring THE GREATEST DAUNTLESS! DASTARDLY! DARING! DANGEROUS! DEFIANT! CLIFF ROBERTSON C1 icaw PETER CAREY, M.D.; JAMES COBURN JENNIFER ONEILl THE CAREY THE KIWI INT Cure a cold. Catch a killer. Clobber a hospital, ttfr all in Dr. Carey's bag.

Ask Reiter's about this famous tire If you don't you're missing something! REITER'S 90! Water St, Cl MARY VALLI MfDDLETON To Be Married On July 2 Mr. and Mre. William R. Mid- dlcton of Ingram have an- nowtrtd the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary VaMi, to Melvin Eugene Thorp son of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin F. Thorp of 417 Washington Street. The wedding, whidi will be an event of July 3, will be wlcm- nized in the First Baptist Church of Ingram. The brkkMilect is a 1971 graduate and her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Tivy High School. He served in (he U.

S. Navy in 1969 and 1970 and was stationed in Hawaii. Sunday School Class Picnic The 20th Century Sunday School Class of First United Methodist Church enjoyed thoir annuail picnic Sunday afternoon when members and their families and guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ha Men.

The group enjoyed badminton, horse-shoe pitching, hiking, riding horses or bikes and fellowship. Barbecued hamburgers with all the trimmings and homemade ice cream and cake were served to 50 present. Following the meal, the group gathered an old fashioned sing song. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Hatch at the piano, Mrs. Jack Roc on the accord- inn, Miss Sheryl Hatch on the guttar and Tommy Langley on Wie violin. Assisting the Hainlens with the enjoyable occasion were and Mrs. Ben Guess, Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Bone and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Nicholson. Center Point Garden Club Mrs.

G. L. Howsey was installed as president of the Center Point Garden Club when 20 members and two guests met Wednesday of last week in The Gables for their annual luncheon meeting. Mrs. H.

R. Burnoy gave Ihe invocation. Other officers include Mrs. John Dambaeh, first vice president; Mrs. Dane lUc-hnrdson, second vice president; Mrs.

A. R. Spivcy, secretary; Mrs. D. fl.

McBryde, treasurer and Mrs. Ralph White, librarian. Miss Anne Mauldin, in a very unique and bci'mt'iftr! ceremony, inrlalled the officers. A brief business soswino was held. Hostesses wore Mrs.

Rowsoy, Mrs. Richardson' and Mrs. White. Mi-s. Ruth Jordan has returned to her home in North Dakota after having the win- tor here.

Six out of every seven in Kerr County read the Kerrville Mountain Sun, (Adv.) DANCE PATS HALL Fredcrickslitirg, MAY 20 Music by Bubba Uttrell Ihe Melody Mustancji (Dance on i( weyther peniiitting) World War One Vets To Meet Separate sessions will be Iwltl Sunday tor the Veterans of Wtrrkl Wtor Itarmcks No, 125(1 and the Lmilos Auxiliary at ,1 p.m. In the municipal niKHtnv- him. Following the business meetings, new officers will bo installed, Herbert Severs, past comfmrtider, will Install the Barracks officers ami Mrs, Mary Bevcrs, District 20 president of San Antonio will install the Auxiliary officers. Plans for the Memorial Dny services hove been completed and the program will he announced soon. Services will be held May 2fl at 10 a.m.

at the Veterans Cemetery on Spur 100. A social hour with refresh mcnts closed the meeting. Past Matrons To Meet the Hast Matrons of the Order of the Eastern Star wilt meet Friday afternoon at two o'clock' In the home of Mrs, C. Doolcy, 203 Grace Lane with Mrs. Bess Bcssimer and Mrs.

Frank Fisher assisting hostesses. Mrs. J. D. Drokc will prn- ide, 4- Hermann Sons J-odcje Meets The KerrvMle Hermann Sons Lodge No, 12 will bold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

in the meeting room of the BuU-Holctsworth Memorial library. To Be Married On June 17th Mr, and Mrs. Winston Schumacher fif Appfeton, Wlscrmsln have the enpgemtmt and marriage of their daughter, Ellen to James Henry Matthews, son of Dr. and Mrs, Cboiee B. Matthews.

A June 17 wedding is planned. Miss SdiOmacher ts a grad- irate of Macalestcr College, St. Paul, Minnesota. She has been teaching this past year in the public schools In Elgin, Illinois, Her fiance is a WB8 graduate of Tivy High School and will receive a B. S.

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