The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 27, Ed. 1, Friday, March 26, 1937 Page: 3 of 6
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First Class Equipment
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For Quick Efficient Sym-
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Day or Night
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AT THE
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Day Phone 33
NIGHT PHONES
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H. G. FRIEDRICH
Georgetown Texas
Phono 235 .
We have models and fabrics designed for ALL
The man who is slender the man who is tall
The short arid the stout the sober or gay
Dress for the evening and dress for the day
We cater to father we cater to son
Thfirtfisn't'a mortal under
That cannot be given the comfort and pleasure
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and is economical to use.
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NOTICE OF RUCTION
Bartlett Texas
Feb. 22 1937
The Bartlett Public School
Board hereby orders art election
to be held on the first Saturday
in April same being the third
day of April 1937 for the pur-
pose of electing three trustees
whose term of office shall be
three years or until their succes-
sors have been duly elected or
appointed.
Said election being ordered in
a regular meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the Bartlett Pub-
lic Schools held Monday Febru-
ary 22 1937.
A. F. Czarowitz is hereby ap-
pointed presiding judge of said
election and he is to select and
appoint such help as may be
needed to assist him.
(Signed) Dr. W. J. Harlan
Chairman' Board of Trus-
tees Bartlett Public Schools
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BARTLETT TEXAS
THE ARTIBTr TRIBUNE
ATTEND TEXACO MEETING
IN TEMPLE MONDAY
B. F. Coons Doyle McCloth-
lin Jim Cowart and Arthur
Guenzel attended the Texaco
meeting held in! Temple Monday
night at the Doering hotel.
MRS. KIRK KNIGHT
ENTERTAINS WITH
BRIDGE SATURDAY
Mrs. Kirk Knight entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home
with three tables of bridge. Mrs.
Clyde Richards won high score.
The game roo.ms were decorat-
ed with arrflntmments of white
iris and redbud. Refreshment
trays were centered with bou-
quets of white and purpls iris1 in
vases decorated with pastel
shades of celophane.
The guest list included: Mrs.
J.ohn Lawrence Mrs. E. Law-
hon Mrs. Harry Lindemari Mrs.
H. A. 'Little Mrs. Clyde 'Rich-
ards Mrs. Hugh Kinney Mrs. E.
Brune Mrs. H: R. Gipson Mrsj
Oscar lLan'ge Mrs. Walter Fox
Mrs. R. W. Miller and Miss
Kathryn Allen.
Mr. and Mrs.- George Hempel
were Austin visitors Sunday.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
By virtue of the authority
vested in me as Mayor of the
City of Bartlett Texas the City
Council having failed to order
an election I R. W. Miller
Mayor of the City of Bartlett
Texas hereby order that an
election he held at the Council
ChamberSfn the City of Bartlett
Texas or the First Tuesday in
April 1937 same being the 6th
day of April 1937 for the pur-
pose of electing two aldermen
to serve for two years to take
the place of Alderman George
Hempel and J. S. Kuler. A. F.
Czarowitz is hereby appointed
presiding judge of said election
and he is to select and appoint
such help as" may be needed to
assist him. Said election is to be
held under the Laws of Texas
gbvernin'g general elections and
all qualified voters who have re-
sided within the City six months
are entitled to vote
R. W. MILLER
Mayor of the City of
Bartlett Texas.
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NIGHT PHONE 126
Mr. W. W. Walton
Joins Party For
Natchez Pilgrimage
Mrs. W. W. Walton and Mrs.
J. B. Knight and Mrs. R. I
Hoover of Corpus Christi left
last week for Mississippi to vis-
it the gardens and homes of the
Old South featured in the Nat-
chez annual pilgrimage. They al-
so plan to visit other points of
interest which will include visits
in Alabama and two or three
days in New Orleans.
The Pilgrimage Garden Club
of Natchez sponsors the pilgrim
ages which were started in 1932
by Mrs. Balfour Miller.
Natchez founded in 1716 by
Bienville has a colorful history
from its early days when it
was an important port on' the
Mississippi through the War Be
tween the States and remains
so at present.
The homes which will be open-
ed to the public were built be-
fore the War Between the States
and are distinctive for their wide
verandas upheld with classic col-
umns spacious halls high-ceil-
mged rooms beautiful doorways
spiral stairs and elaborately
hand-carved woodwork. Some
are rotable as the scene of his-
toric events and others are wrap-
ped in legends of romance. Most
of them retain the original an
tiques and pncelesss paintings
Descendants of old Natchez
families who will be dressed in
the crinoline and laces and
hooped skirts of years ago will
greet the visitors at the old
homes. Confederate balls pro
grams of negro spirituals and
musicales will be included in the
entertainment to be given in the
evenings.
Besides the Auburn; built in
1816 and presented to the city
of Natchez and which is always
open to the public the other
homes which will be on exsibit
include King's Tavern the old-
est house in Mississippi; Hope
Farm built in 1774 and 1789
and which is the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Balfour Miller; the
Elms built in 1783; Richmnd
built in 1784 1832 and 1860;
Linden which was built before
1790; Airlie also built before
1790; Gloucester built in 1798;
Greenleaves which was built be
fore the War of 1812; Arlington
built in 1816 and which is the
home of the president of the
Pilgrimage Garden Club Mrs.
Hubert Barnum ; Monmouth
built in 1818 ; the Burn built in
1840; D'Evereux also built in
1840; Dunleith built in' 1847;
Stanton Hall built An 1851;
(Lansdowne built in 1852; Mon-
teigne built in 1955 ; Homewood
completed in 1860 and Long-
wood under construction' at the
beginning of the War Between
the States and never completed:.
The Tribune is equippel to
supply your every printing need
at reasonable prices.
FLOODS AND STRIKES
Mean higher building material
prices. They have caused severe
mill shortage and prices of all
materials are advancing.
While we can still accept orders
at modest prices and fill them
wo urge prospective builders to
see us now.
Mutual Lumber
A. R. GROSSE Mgr.
BARTLETT TEXAS
STRANGE
BUT TRUE
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Weekly Health Letter
From Austin
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Austin March 25 The accu-
mulation of winter's debris rep-
resents a distinct menace to the
health of adults and particularly
to little children according to
Dr. George W. Cox State Health
Officer who urges everyone to
clean their houses and yards at
this time. It is not only good
housekeeping but ordinary sani-
tary principles indicate the nces-
sity of prompt removal of all
waste matter in and around the
neighborhood of yards of homes
but the definite lessening of the
spread of diseases especially
those affecting infants is vital-
ly connected with this procedure.
Flies help spread typhdid fev-
er dysentery diarrhea tuber-
culosis anthrax and cholera.
They breed live and feed in' filth.
To prevent their increase all re-
fuse should be disposed of at
once garbage kept in covered
containers privies made sani-
tary and houses screened. Every
neighborhood raises its own
flies so that their number is an
index to sanitary conditions.
Mosquitoes are responsible for
the spread of malaria dengue
and yellow fever. Malaria is
spread by the bite of the Ano-
pheles or malaria mosquito.
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Business
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BARTLETT IGE
& COED STORAGE
"SAVE WITH ICE"
G. C. CORMANY Prop.
R.S. SUTTON M.D.
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office in August Schrieber
Residence. Special attention to
filing glasses.
Phones: Office 54. Res. 109
Dr. O. J. KOEPKE
DENTIST
Phones: Office ISO. Res. 17
KULER'S BARBER SHOP
Snappy
Barber Service
Ramsier Tin Shop
Pipes Pipe Fitting Etc.
I'ttcgiggaauiLllai
Repair Work
Phone 103
JUDGE'S
BARBER SHOP
FIRST CLASS BARBERING
A. F. CZAROWITZ
-" INSURANCE AGENCY
MRS. JACOB ISAAC
WRITES
INSURANCE
E. P. JONES
AMERICAN BOSCH RADIOS
AND BKIiV51NIA TUBES
Durgcss Batteries . . All Kinds of
Sccond-nniid Radios
RADIO REPAIRING
TELEPHONE 180
IT PAYS
Et nays to have your clothes cleaned correctly. Wft
ever you let' us do your work
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DYEING Let us re-dye your old garment. With
years of experience can assure you good work.
ALTERATIONS and REMODELING-r-We are prepare?
to remodel suits and dresses
alterations for men and ladies. JJoys let us remodel your Tl
coat with belt in bacu.
Hemstitching button covering hats cleaned an$
blocked pleating.
SALM'S AT YOUR SERVICE
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ATTEND MEETING DT
HBLTOT TtWMOBtr
AntOrtjtthoBe who attended WL
M. U District mooting in Bel-
ton Tuesday were Rev. and Mb.
W. R. Underwood Mrs. B. IE-
Daniel Mrs. Creth Lewis Mn.
Ed Adams Mrs. Charlie BfOami
Mrs. Joe Pyeatt Mrs Geoiye
Hempel and Mrs. George Cagfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harris mM
son Jimmy attended the ws-
eral of J. W. McCall in Lampae
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Lsmraame
nttended the Moore-Hill wefisir
in Somerville Saturday.
Charlie Adams is seriously jX
at his home.
Dengue fever and yellow fercr-
are transmitted by the Aedes
Aegypti or Tiger mosquito. The
best way to prevent these dis-
eases is to destroy the breednjgr
places of the mosquito. Thejr
breed in standink water there-
fore . one should drain ditch -or
fill such places spray oil a&
water each week or stock the
water with surface minnows as
they will eat the wiggletaSs.
Houses should be welt screens!
to protect against these insects.
After the spring cleaning- 3 Un-
ished it should be kept in this
condition at all times.
Professional
CITY OFFICIALS
Mayor. :R. W. MUfes-
Aldermenr
A. Gersbach
George Hempel
E. E. Lindeman-
J. S. Kuler
O. J. Koepke
City Secretary :-
Gus. T. Leathenriair
City Treasurer
Arthur Wacker
Qity Attorney
J. V. Morris
City Marshal:
C. F. Cowart
City Health utticer:
Dr. W. J. Harlan-
Fire Chief:
D. D. BartletiT
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SCHOOL OFFICIALS"
President of Board
Dr. W. J. Harlan .
Superintendent of Schools."
A. L. Bentley
Board Members:-
. Dr. W. J. Harlan.
C. C. Bailey '
Fred Blair
Walter Fox
Cecil Harris"-
M. B. Stokes -G.
C. 'Gormany
Business Men's Luncheon QJS
A. Gersbach President
James Bailey Vice-President.
Kelley Lawrence Secretary-
American Legion
Commander Harry Lindemas
Martin Pastusek AdjotajKu
American Legion Auxiliary
President Mrs. Alfred Wacier r
Woman's Wednesday Club
President .Mrs. B. Y. Daniel
Parent-Teacher Associatibsp'.
President JUrs. Cecil OvesSij?"
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
President Hollis Dalto
Vice-President E. M. Steglicfe
Treasurer E. E. Lindemsx
Secretary Roy HudspeQi
Gus T. Leathermanx
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Fox, W. W. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 27, Ed. 1, Friday, March 26, 1937, newspaper, March 26, 1937; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth76465/m1/3/: accessed April 27, 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.