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KERRVILLE MOUNTAIN SUN Second Section HARVESTER OF HAPPENINGS IN THE HEART 0' THE HILLS lOLUME 78 KERRVILLE, KERR COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1958 No. 5 telightful Dinner Given Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Auld tnd Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson 'ere hosts at a lovely dinner irty Saturday evening at the Ox when they honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pacharzina of Austin.

The party had been planned for the late summer reason, honoring Mrs. Pachar- Etna, who was Flora Bess Weiss before her marriage in September, but due to conflicts was i postponed until Thanksgiving when friends of the honor guests would be at home for the holiday season. The harvest theme was used for the decorations, with cornucopias of fruit and flowers being used, and the gold and brown colors predominating. 4- Misses Barbara Halsted, Kay Mosty, Barbara Kullenberg, Sue Dale Simmonds, Judy Dunks, Alys Doering and Jo Poole, titephen Drane, Bobby Black- ijburn, Jimmy Simmonds and ifahn Dyer were among the stu- lents from the Texas Tech in jubbock to spend the Thanks- riving season with homefolks. Buy It to KerrTille! by Jimmy Holton 'APMINTON WAS K.AVEP BY THE OF INWA IT WAS OW6INALLV Kerrville Locker Plant Food Savings Bank" Phone CL 7-4272 211 Clay Street MISS ADELADIA RODRIGUEZ Miss Adeladia Rodriguez And Dr.

W. J. MeCune to Be Married Rev. and Mrs. Emmett Rodriguez have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Adeladia, to Dr.

William James Me- Cune of Atlanta, Ga. The marriage, which will be an event of December, will be solemnized in the Calvary Baptist Church with the bride's father officiating. The bride-elect is a graduate of Tivy High School and holds A B. A. degree from the University of Texas and is now employed at the Entomology Station here.

Her fiance is the son of C. A. MeCune of California and the late Mrs. MeCune, and is at the present time a member of the faculty of the Electrical Engineering Department of Georgia Tech. He is a graduate of the University ow Texas and has a Ph.

D. in Electrical Engineering. He was graduated from the Shreveport, La, high school and received degrees from the Louisiana State University and the University of Pittsburgh, before coming to Texas. The couple plan to live in Atlanta, Ga. Mr Mrs.

Roy Robinson spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Powell in Hondo.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Leigh and children of Houston spent week end with their moth- ors and Mrs Lucy D. Leigh and Mrs.

Lucy Real. Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Toone spent the week end with their son in Amarillo. Mrs. Melba Tanner spent th week end with relatives in Sa: Antonio. Club Has Christmas Party One of the loveliest of the vKcasions during the Yuletide reason is the annual Christmas program and party, which has been a feature of the Deceni- per meetings of the Wednesday Musical Club for the last 25 years. The party was given Wednesday afternoon in the nome of Mrs.

George Bollmun on the Fredericksburg Road, with Mmes. Bollman, George M. Doyle, James S. Colley and 1 James B. Young as the hostesses.

Mrs. Doyle presided at the business session and Mrs. J. A. Wilcox was the program leader.

Mrs. Wilcox gave an interesting description of "Christmas in Spain" and Miss Nellie Smith jjave the story of the Hymn of the Month, "Angels from Realms of Glory" by Henry Smart. The soloists for the program were John McKay, who sang "The Star of Bethlehem" by Maunder and "0 Holy Night" by Adam, and Miss Virginia Peckham, who sang "Bethlehem oillaby" by Maunder, and Mrs. Vilcox played the accompaniment at the piano. Miss Hariett Garrett, with Mrs.

R. L. Schmerbeck as her accompanist, ang the old mountain spiritual, I Wonder as I The members and guests sang a number of the beloved Christmas carols, with Miss Garrett the leader and Mrs. Schmer- ieck as the accompanist. The home was beautifully dec- Crated throughout with the Christmas theme and dainty re- 'reshments were served.

Registered Nurses To Hold Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Saner jnd son and Mrs. Lydia Poole were visitors in Corpus Christ! ast week end. MISS JANE FRANCES REITH Locals Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Wilson and children of Austin spent the week end with parents and randparents and Mrs. B. N. Kuhlmann.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Weiss had as their guests for the Thanksgiving season their children, Miss Marie Weiss of Andrews and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Pach- arzina of Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Raiford of Midland were here last week end for a visit with his brothers, Lloyd and Gordon Raiford and other relatives.

Jane Frances Reith to Become Bride of Curtis Henry Covert Mr. and Mrs. ilarold F. Reith I schools of Kokomo, and was Mr. and Mrs.

Seaborn Eastland and children of Houston spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. S. Eastland in Kerrville and Mr. and Mrs.

G. Stacy at Camp Rio Vista. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gross and children of Houston wen here last week end for a visi with their parents and grand parents, Mrs.

R. O. Freemen And Mr. and Mrs. E.

Mosty. Mrs. F. H. Swayze and chil dren spent the week end wit relatives in Littlefield.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Barton pent Thursday with her broth- i and his family in Eagle Pass. Her brother, who has been ill or sometime, is suffering fro.n anccr. Mr.

and Mrs. John Dam-bach spent the Thanksgiving season with relatives in El Campo. iMr. and Mrs. Forrest Salter end children spent Thanksgiv- ng with Mrs.

Salter's parents, Crockett. Mrs. Jesse T. Mallett and children and Mrs. Mallett's mother, Mrs.

Julia Burner of Austin, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mallett.

Christmas Pilgrimage, Sunday, December 7, from two until six o'clock. Sponsored by Kerrville and Iris Garden Clubs. Miles Schaeffer, Gary Finch, Carl Schupp and Misses Edith and May Kennedy homes to be visited. Admission $1.00 to all four. (Adv.

5) CHAIRS CANED RUSH OR SPLINT SEATS WOVEN Edw. Moore 508 Elm St. The Registered Nurses will sold their regular meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock the clinic room of the Fred- jricksburg Hospital. An interesting film and a speaker, who will discuss "Care and Treatment of the Aged" will be heard. "Mr.

and Mrs. Lamar Winters and children of Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Magee of Robstown were here last week for a visit with their mother and grandmother, Mrs. W.

A. Raymond. Mrs. Raymond returned to Houston with Mr. and Mrs.

Winters for a few days' visit. of Pasadena, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Jane Frances, to Curtis Henry Covert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Covert of this city. The marriage, which will be an event of February.I, will be solemnized in the Presbyterian Church in The bride-elect, attended Miss Lorna Beach spent the week end with friends in Uvalde and was honored with a series of bridal parties while there.

Miss Saja Arnold, who attends the Mary Hardin-Baylor College in Belton, spent the Thanksgiving season with homefolks. AS SEEN ON TV and we can prove it! 9 Come in now and select your Christmas gifts on our lay away plan. Shop early, while inventories li are complete, and you can make an unhurried selection of the most suitable gifts. And we can gift wrap them so you can be ready for Santa's visit. proof of thin statement, see our next ad.

Answer to our last statement: Frostbite should NOT be rubbed with snow! On the contrary, the application of warmth is the proper treatment. Moreover, excessive rubbing of the affected parts should be avoided. 1 Experiences of Stefansson, the Artie explorer. 2 Article in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, January 4, 1931, by Dr. Wm.

Brady. TN Water Stmt IL Medical Auxiliary To Meet The members of the Auxiliary to the Kerr, Kendall, Bandera and Gillespie Counties Medical Society will meet Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock in the home of Dr. and on the Llano Road in Fredericksburg. The occasion will be a coffee honoring the school nurses, wives of the board of directors dentists at the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital, and wives of the medical staff at the U. S.

Veterans Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A. McJimsey spent the Thanksgiving season their daughter, Mrs.

Ken Olsen, and her family in Dallas. graduated from the Pasadena High School and now attends the Pasadena City College. Her fiance has been reared in Kerrville and after his graduation from Tivy High School, enlisted in the Marine Corps. He now holds the rank of Sergeant and is now stationed at the Marine Base in Camp Pen- dieton, Cal. He will be separated from the Armed Forces in June and the couple plan' to live in Texas, where they will attend college.

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Capt. and Mrs. A. S. Davison and son of San Antonio spent the week end at their home on I Myrta Street.

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