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BARTLETT TEXAS FRIDAY APRIL 28 1983.
NO. 35
Synoilical Convention of Texas' District
Of American Lutheran Church To Meet Here
Officers Elected
At Board Meeting
Noted Quartette to
Sing 'Here May 7
New Band Stand To Be Dedicated Tonight;
Civic Awards To Be Made; Concert Given
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The synodical convention of
the Texas District of the Amer-
I2g4can Lutheran unurcii win De
fir u 5 flirt St-.. John's Lutheran
Church here Wednesday May
3 to Sunday May 7. The Tex-
as District comprises 130 active
pastors and 250 congregations
in Texas arid Louisiana.
150 delegates and pastors
have already announced their
expectations of attending the
synod according to- Rev. R. C.
Albert the local pastor. Com-
mittee meetings will be held
here May 2. Rev. E. A. Sage-
biel is President of the Texas
District.
Delegates will be given lodg-
ing in the homes of members of
the Luthran Church. The ladies
of the church will serve dinner
and sunnor to .the delegates in
the large basement of the" ful
ly equipped church. lireaKiast
will be served the delegates at
their hosts' homes.
The program of the conven
tion is published below.
Eanecial attention of local cit-
LsTizens; is called to the English
services on jmuraiuiy aim jl-xx-day
nights at 8:30 o'clock. The
program :
Divine Services
1. Opening Service Wednesday
9:30 a. m. The entire service
will be conducted in the Ger-
man language.
Sermon: President C. G. Hein
B.D. ; .Confessional Sermon :
ReV. C. ZiehefHoly Communion
for all delegates.
2. English Service Thursday
night: Director of Steward-
ship and Finances Rev. H.
F. Schuh.
3. English Service Friday night:
Executive Secretary of India
" "Missions Rev. Scheatsly D.
D.
Synodical Mission Day May
7th. English service for
Sunday School and young
people 9:00 a. m.: Rev. E.
Herber ; German Service
f0:"15 a. m.-: Rev. H. F.
Crimm.
5. Emrlish service '2:30 p. m.:
Prof H. F. Ander. Closing
Sermon Ttev Paul Gogehn.
Appointments:
English-Liturgist: Rev Hugo
Probst.
German Liturgist: Rev. M. J.
Schwarz.
English Chaplain: Rev W. C.
Probst.
German Chaplain: Rev. Wm.
Orcranist: Rev. E. Meier.
Chorus Director: Rev. F. A.
Neumeister.
Lectures
Important Phases of Student
Service Work: Rev. H. C. Ziehe.
Christian Order and Courtesy
in and among Lutheran Congre-
gations: Rev. Rudolph Becker.
An Appeal to Encourage the
Organization of Lutheran
Brotherhoods: Rev. Arthur
Hartman.
Two papers on Elementary
Christian Education by Rev. W.
A. Flachmeier and Rev. A. D.
Rode.
Business Sessions:
Preliminary Committees meet
Tuesday May 2nd 10 a. m.
First business session Wed'
nesday May 7th 2:00 p. m.
Wednesday night will be used
for the reading and discussion
of one or more papers. Busi-
ness sessions close Saturday.
Official close Sunday afternon.
Boy Scbut Masters
Assembly Attended
By Local Citizens
The following local men at-
tended the Boy Scout Masters
Assembly at Temple Tuesday
April 25: R. B. Strickland
Scout Master; F. H. Czarowitz
and M. M. Lehmberg Assistant
Scout Masters; J. E. Hoes and
John Lawrence Troup 'Commit-
teemen. The assembly which will con-
tinue in Temple for six weeks
is for the purpose of giving
those who are interested in boys
a working knowledge of the
principles of scouting.
. Those attending Tuesday re
port an enjoyable time. All
others interested in the local
boys are welcome to attend.
The Board of Trustees for the
Bartlett Public Schools met
Monday night in the first meet-
ing after the election for pur-
poses of organization.
All officers .of the past year
were re-elected for next year.'
The oficers are: President Dr.
W. J. Harlan Vice-President A.
S. Clark; Secretary W. F. Blair;
Treasurer and Purchasing
Agent E. Lawhon. Other mem-
bers of the Board are C. C.
Bailey I. O. Looney and Jacob
Isaac.
At'the meeting a repoi't of the
census was given. The scholas
tics for next year at present
reckoning will be : Whites 324 ;
Colored 195. This makes a to-
tal of 519 as compared to a to-
tal of 547 for the present year.
Candidates For
Graduation From
Grammar School
Are Announced
4.
&V-
Graduation exercises for the
Bartlett Grammar School will
be held May 19. Speakers have
hot yet been announced.
Miss-. Lilly Jones Grammar
School principal announces the
following candidates for gradu
ation this year. Miss Jones re-
ports a very successful school
year.
The -candidates:
E. L. Adams Bill Cameron"
Loyd Davis William Franz Wil-
son Franz Jacob Isaac Theo-
dore Jones Hai-lan Laughlin E.
A. Limmer Billy Marquardt
Chas. D. Robbins; J. B. Taylor
Melvin Tegge W. C. TUrnSf
Edna Braun Daisy G. Bryant
Nola Ruth Hennington Janie
Holstine Mary M; LaUghlin
Ruth Leatherman Douthitt Le-
feste Lucille Pask Charlie
Schoepf Jimie Springer" Mary
E. Modesette.
Contract Bridge
Club Meets With
Mrs. W. W. Walton
On May 7 the San Marcos
Quartette directed by Grady
Harlin will give a program of
sacred music at the Baptist
church at the 11 o'clock hour.
Everyone is invited to enjoy
states Rev. Underwood" "the
rare privelege of hearing such
high musical talents as these
men will give."
"We Make Him a Liar" will
be the topic -of the sermbn by
Rev. W. R. Underwood at the
Baptist Church next Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. "Read 1
John 1 :10" advises Rev. Under
wood "and come and bring
your friends.
The superintendent of the
Sunday School Creth Lewis is
very anxious to have at least
169 in Sunday School next Sun
day. This would give an aver
age attendance of 168 for this
month which would be the high-
est monthly average since enter-
ing the new building in 1929.
The high mark now irf 167.
Mrs. W. W. Walton enter-
tained the Contract Bridge club
with a dinner party Thursday
afternoon; The reception rooms
were atti-actively decorated with
pink and- red radiance roses and
greenery. Mrs. Byron Strick-
land won high score and Miss
Katherine Allen second.
The game tables were laid
with hand made linen covers
where a three course dinner was
served with the main course as
barbecue chicken. Plate favors
were shell novelties.
Guests present to enjoy this
hospitality were Mrs. Harry
Lindeman Mrs. J. A. Wacker
Mrs. Gussie Fowler Mrs. Cecil
Dent Mrs. Arthur Rice. Mrs.
John Lawrence Worth --Whi!fe;
Mrs. H. F. Kinney Mrs. Alfred
Wacker Mrs. G. C. Carmony
Mrs. B. Strickland and Miss
Katherine Allen.
R. F. Cates Returns
From Hospital
Woman's Wednesday
Club Meets at Clark
Street Hotel This -Week
Former Bartlett Boy
Selected for Job In
New York Visits Here
John Stone passed through
Bartlett Wednesday enrouteto
New York whex-e -he has a job
as auditor with the Texaco Com-
pany. Mr. Stone whose parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Stone now.
live in Waco was employed by
the Texico Company in Hous
ton. Out of several hundred
candidates he was selected by
the company for a job as audi-
tor in New York City. He is
a graduate of Bartlett High
School and was a . prominent
; athlotpvand -pqpujrtu.dnlin.
nis mgn scnooi uuys.
While here Wednesday Mr.
Stone visited in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dimmitt Whitlow.
Amigas Class '
Elects Officers
The Woman's Wednesday
Club met on April 19 at the
Clark Street Hotel with Mrs.
Parker as hostess.
The program for the after-
noon was on the Bible. Mes-
dames Stokes Condra Gillespie
and Jones gave interesting talks.
Plans -were completed for the
City Beautiful Campaign and
Contest April 25th 26th and
28th.
Mrs. Walton chairman of
the Civic committee of the club
made all members present hap
py with the announcement that
the long felt need of a- band
stand and platform on the Club
lot had been realized. At the
solicitation of Mesdames Walton
and Jones the business men of
the town generously donated
money for materials. Labor
employed with R. F. C. funds
was arranged for by city offici-
als. Each member of the Club
expressed deep appreciation for
the response given at this and
all other times by the business
men and for the interest of May-
or Miller -and city officials in
all of the Club's community pro-
jects. Appreciation was also
expressed for the beautifying
of the parkway on the west side
of the lot as a part of the gen-
eral improvement being made
on the streets of Bartlett.
Plans were discussed for a
Fall Festival exhibit on the
dates of October the 27th and
28th. Announcement of the
plans will be made in The 'Trib-
une at an early date.
Seventh Grade
Students Visit
The High School
R. F. Cates who has been in
the Kings Daughters Hospital
in Temple f&r the last two
weeks was brought home Wed-
nesday. He is reported getting along
very well.
Inspectors Visit
Bartlett School
Two representative's" of the
State Denarment of Home Econ
omics Miss Lillian Peek and
Miss Edith Thomas were here
Wodnesday to inspect the Bart
lett schools.
Miss Peek and Miss Thomas
visited classes and later visited
in homes where students were
working on cooking projects.
Rev. McFaddin Preaches
On 'Self-Examination'
Mrs. RftS. Sutton Mrs. Ed-
mond Plenums and Mrs. Roy
Via were hostesses to the Amig
as class of the Baptist Church
Thursday afternoon at the Sut
ton home. It was .the class
monthly business and social
session. Vari-colored spring
flowers were used to adorn the
reception rooms. Mrs. Ray-
mond McCutcheon led the devo-
tional and Mrs. W. R. Under-
wood offered prayer. Miss Em-
ma Lou Samuels of Columbia
University lectured on "Child's
Welfare."
Mrs. Geo. Cagle was elected
president and Mrs. Lynn Bart-
lett reporter to fill vacancies;
while Brs. Fred Kincannon Mrs.
R. S. Sutton Mrs. Cecil Oyerby
and Mrs. Chas Dillard -were ap-
pointed as group captains.
During the socal hour games
were conducted by Mi-s. Harold
Clark; and a salad course. with
nasturtium as plate favors were
served to 28.
City Marshal
Attacked By
Negro Woman
Play to be Given
At Schwertner School
A play "Fickle Fortune" will
be presented at the Schwertner
School Auditorium next Friday
. v evening May 5
j-"' Further announcement con
cerning the pjay. including tno
cast which is published-inthe
pages of this week's Tribune.
LIGHTNING
Rev. Irvin McFaddin preach-
ed at the Church of Christ here
last Sunday evening. His ser-
mon topic was "Self-Examina
tion."
Rev. Albert S. Hall began a
revival meeting Sunday which
is continuing this week at the
Tabernacle Church located about
three miles fromDa villa.
. Sunday morning Rev. McFad-
din preached at the Church of
ChriBt at Granger
Lightning struck the Alfred
Wacker home here last Satur-
day night.
TlijnHJTiTi"' "" chimney and
toreW8mWLw&M&MGk$? destroy
ing
shinfc'l6tt.
Picnic Giyen Thursday
A numbor of families enjoyed
an fouting at Irvin's picnic
grounds last Thursday evening.
After a picnic supper readings
were given by Dolores Overby
and Helen Ruth Cowsert.
Those enjoying this occasion
were Mr. and Mrs Cecil' Over-
by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hempel
Mr and Mrs Frank Overby
Mr. and Mrs J. D. Cowsert Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Irvin Mr and
Mrs. John Overby Mr and Mrs
Cliff Talley Miss Jewel Tlley
and Otto Vhi.
City -Marshal W. M. Laughlin
was attacked by a negro woman
Sunday afternoon while he was
taking her to the city jail.
The woman was arrested for
drunkenness. As Mr. Laughlin
was taking her to the jail the
negro suddenly turned upon him
and clawed his face and bit him
several times. - The suddenness
of the impact caught him unex-
pectedly coming from a woman
and he was thrown to the
ground.
The woman was almost in
sane with fury and had to be
choked into submission. Heber
Rosson who happened along as-
sisted in subduing her. She is
now confined to the jail.
In accordance with an an-
nual custom the seventh grade
of Grammar School visited the
High School Tuesday af femooh.
By thi mans the grade
students soon to be High
School students may acquaint
themselves with their next
year's surroundings and famil
iarize themselves with some of
the High School procedures.
At 8:45 o'clock this evening-
Friday Apr. 28 the now band
stand on the Woman's Wednes-
day Club lot on Clark street will
be dedicated with a combination
band concert an and awarding
of prizes in the Giyic Campaign
From 8:45 to 9:45 the Bart-
lett Municipal Band will present
a concert of popular semi-classical
and classical music. This
will be followed by the an-
nouncement of winners and the
awarding of cups by the Wo-
man's Wednesday Club in the
annual Civic Campaign.
The concert is to begin at 8:45
in deference to the revival
which is continuing for a sec-
ond week at the Methodist.
Church. Rev. J. M; Bond is con-
ducting the services which be-
gin at 7:45i "
The new -band stand; erected
this week will be used for; con-
certs and public affairs of dif-
ferent sorts. Concerts by the
Municipal Band are expected to
be -presented regularly through-
out the summer months.
In connection with the cul-
mination of its plans" for such
an addition to the town as the
band stand the Woman's Wed-
nesday Club issues the follow-
ing statement:
The Woman's Wednesday
Club wishes to express its great
appreciation of the splendid
operation of the go6peopl;
Bartlett in erectinff;Pth"Sii
. - . . "-t'r-ttt.-. "'- '
stand. It is very 'attractive"
and everyone should feel prud
to have had a part in this' work
as it makes a step in the "New
Deal" we hear so much about.
The spirit "of our citizenship is.
wonderful in times like these.
.This successful effort proves
that'OldManDepresaxon
hasn't quite "got" usdown. ' "
We feel under special obli-
gations to the untiring efforts
of our Mayor Mr. R. W.
Miller and the gracious gener
osity of our twgJumberfteg!
Teachers For Colored
Schools Elected
The Board of Trustees has
elected the following teachers
for the Negro school' for next
year:
Principal S. E. Cooper;
teachers Mrs. V. M. J. Bennett
Mrs. M. B. Cook and Miss y. V.
Elam.
Messrs. Clark andsGrosseTlsi
n Rf nU PK-Rlair HftrdwaremGehJ'
We sincerely thakfevgrnc
who asisted in anjr))ossible way
and we hope this improvement
will be a blessing and pleasure
to our entire community.
Don't miss the Band Concert
tonight after church The
awards of the civic contest will
be given at this time. .
Very. gratefully yours
Irene Walton Chairman
of Civic Committee of
Women's Wednesday
Club.
Honor Roll
Son-In-Law of Mr.
And Mrs. T. S. Smart
Jf. Jim m m. . m - - - I k
Joel Sweat of Temple son-in-law
of Mr. and Mi-s. T S. Smart
died suddenly while driving in
his car Sunday evening about
five miles east of Temple. His
Wife will be remembered here
as the former Bonnie Smart.
Mr. Sweat was out driving
with his wife and two friends
when he suddenly stopped the
car opened the door and fell
back in the seat. He was rush
ed to a doctqr but apparently
his death was intantaneous. He
had been in bad health for the
past year.
The funeral was conducted
Monday afternoon at four
o'clock at the Rice Funeral
Home and interment was in a
cemetary out of Temple.
Mr. and Mrs Smart were in
Temple for the funeral Monday
Douglas Blair and Dimmitt
Whitlow left today for Houston
j to. spend the week-end.
The 37 pupils of Grammar
School who made the honor roll
fdr the'ix weeks ending April
14 are as follows:
First grade; E. H Cameron
Paul Isaac Bertie Lynn Kelly
Lydia Matetzschk Hollis Mc-
Ginnis anda Ray Seale Pel-
loh Walker.
Second grade; Emma Nele
Adams Ellen Eimers Pattie
Katherine Gillespie Naaman
Hair. Harold Hinze. Ruth La-
bay Worth White uien aeaie.
Third grade; Mary Louise
Albert Edward Chasak Will
Alex Grosse Erls. Hoes Curtis
Hohle Nancy Ruth Isaac. Ellis
Logan Ramsey Doris Nell Rob-
erts J. L. Thomas Jr
Fourth grade; Jamie Barnes
Alice Gebert Virginia Kilpat-
rick Oscar Lindemann.
Fifth grade; Elaine Adams
Dorothy Leo Lange Kathryn
Miller Robie Nell Via.
Sixth grade; JMary Louise
Grosse Helen Silyerman.
Seventh grade; Jacob Isaac
Theodore Jones Charles D. Rob-
GROCERIES
Burglars entered the home of
Walter Williams over in Salt
Lake Tuesday night while he
was at Church. He states that
they broke in at a kitchen win-
dow and removed completely his
supply of groceries and everyr
thing else in his kitchen that
was1 edible. : In addition to-.this
they tramped down part of his
garden he says.
Fire Destroys Home
West of Bartlett
Sunday School
Class lias Party
Vernie Blackmon's home
about ten miles west of Bart-
lett was completely destroyed
by fire about two-thirty o'clock
last Sunday morning.
No fire equipment was avail-
able and excepting a few' ar-
ticles everything was complete-
ly loot.
CORRECTION
The baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered Sunday evening
Mav 21 at 8 o'clock at the High
School Auditorium instead of
11 o'clock in the morninj as an
nounced last week.
Misses Pauline. Clark and Cora
Beckman were hostesses to Mrs.
Alfred Wacker's Sunday School
class of the Presbyterian
church with a "42" party Mon-
day night at the Beckman home.
Pink roses and Easter lilies were
used to adorn the room where
three .tables were arranged. Af-
ter a series of cames Miss Jew
el Moore was found to be winner
of high score.
Strawberry ice cream and an
gel food cake were served to
Misses 'Mary Hatch Jewel
Moore Edna Beckman Norms
Beckman Dorothy Brune Mrs.
O. J. Koepke Mrs. Bob Dorsey
Mrs.. Sam Hill Mrs. Curtis Ver
non Mrs. Alfred Wacker and
Mrs. Edward Brune.
Dimmitt Whitlow and Willie
Tomeseck attended the City
Service Convention in Austmi.
Thursday.
P.-T. A. NOTICE
E L Jifcka&n of Fort Worth
i Tm this wek. R
Fov some unaccountable rea-
son an error was made in an-
nouncing the April program of
P.. T. A as the last meeting of
the year. On Tues. May 16 we
will have our last regular meet-
ing and it is hoped all members
and friends of the organization
will be present. The new offi-
cers will be installed at this
time.
Mrs. Worth WJjite
Chairman
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Fox, W. W. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 35, Ed. 1, Friday, April 28, 1933, newspaper, April 28, 1933; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth76280/m1/1/: accessed April 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.