The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 12, Ed. 1, Friday, December 6, 1940 Page: 4 of 6
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Hartwin Holmstrom former
vocationanl agriculture student
of Granjrer High School has re
cently purchased a farm near
Jonah and has requested tno as-
sistance of the Bartlett Soil Con-
servation CCC ;Camp in install-
ing an erosion control program
on his farm.
Young Holmstrom owns
(through his project work while
completing three years of vo-h
ideational agriculture) some oeet
j oattle and sheep and plans to
purchase more livestock to place
on his farm.
This young farmer acquired
this farm from a loan company.
on a plan of Hong time (payments
at a low rate of interest. This
farm boy with his farm experi-
ence and vocational training has
the background character and
energy to make a successful soil
conservation farmer.
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"For a long time the essential
unity of conservation escaped
general knowledge. When a far
mer in upland Maryland abuses
bis land he may be helping to
smother oyster bars of the Bay
with shme. Many fine oyster
beds have been destroyed and
the process continues .... Land
water and minerals trees fish
and animals are all part of the
property of Maryland and it is
astonishing how often the pro-
tection of one depends upon the
protection of some or all of the
others." The above statement
was made by Gerald TV. Johnson
writing for the Baltimore Even
ing Sun on January 11 1940.
Amiga? Class Meets
at D. T. Boyd Heme
The Amigas Class of the Bap-
tist Sunday School was enter-
tained at the home of Mrs. D. T.
Boyd Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Dovle McMillan and Mrs.
Edmond Plemmons as assisting
hostesses.
Mrs. Roy Woody gave the de
votional for the afternoon and
Mrs. B. Y. Daniel led m prayer.
Mrs. D. T. Boyd president of
the class presided at the busi-
ness meetintr. at which time
platis were made for the Christ
mas partv to be held on Decenv
ber 19 at 7 p. m. an tne nome oi
the teacher M!rs. B. Y. Daniel.
Miss Pearl Joiner directed the
games during the recreational
hour.
Refreshments were served
buffet style. Red tapers in crys-
tal holders and an arrangement
of fruit and autumn leaves
formed the center of the dining
table.
Mrs. Roy "Woody assisted the
hostess during the afternoon.
The following are farm owners
who .recently made application to
"the Camp for assistance in soil
conservation work: L. G. Ram-
Adttine ZMbt
Listed In Who's Who
Among Univ. Students
Miss Adeline Zindler daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Zind
ler of Schwertner who will re-
ceive her A. B. Degree from
Southwestern. University with a
double-major in Art and Eng
lish next Juno is among those
students who will be listed in
the 1939-40 issue of Who's Who
Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges. This
book will be released in January
or February.
This publication is published
through the cooperation of over
500 American universities and
colleges. It is the only means
of national recognition for grad
uates .which is devoid of politics
fees and dues. Several students
from accredited colleges are se-
lected each year by an unpre-
judiced committee for the biog-
raphies to a yeaer in Who's
Who Among Students in Ameri-
can Universities and Colleges.
These books are placed in the
I hands of hundreds of companies
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Billings and and others who annually recruit
Diane of Smiley and Miss Doro
thy Downey of Thorndale ana
Mr. and Mrs. E. (F. Wacker and
son Rex of ISabel OMa. were
Thanksgiving guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Downey.
ey Granger; J. L. Bridges
Prairie Dell; G. Ormand Bart-
lett; Mrs. Blanche Lindsey
Granger; John McDonald Jo-
nah; and Mrs. Francis Struhall
Granger.
Such soil conservatiing prac-
tices as terracing strip crop-
ping contour tillage and 'pasture
development will be practiced by ta nationanl writer's fraternity
outstanding students for em
ployment.
The purpose of Who's Who is
to serve as urn incentive for stu
dents to get the most out of
their college careers ; as a means
of compensation to students for
what they have already done;
as a recommendation to the bus-
iness world; and as a standard
of measurement for students
comparable to such agencies as
Phi Beta Kappa and the Rhodes
Scholarship Award.
)M!iss Zindler is a member of
the Alpha Chi and Pi Gamma
national honorary fraternities
an officer of the Sigma Tau Del-
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G006BNRCK NEWS
By Wilma Holt
Mr. and Mrra. Tom Douglas
had as their Thanksgiving
guests Mr. and Mrs. Haywood
Robison of Temple Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Dougllas of Little River
Mr" and Mrs. Tom Brooks and
family Mrs. Beuinh Schultz of
Bartlett and Mr. and Mrs. Bar
ney Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Townsend
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey (Walker of
Prairie Dell.
Mi and Mrs'. Bill Bridges and
Geneva spent the Thanksgiving
holidays m Dallas with her sis
ter and husband Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs; Egon Eriedrich
of Sulphur Springs spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs.- Otto
Friedrich.
these farm owners where need
ed
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GASH. BURIAL POLICIES
" 100 to 5300 on Ages to 75
Life Insurance Policies1
$500 to 1000 to Age-61'
Under Supervision of State Ins. Dept.
THE CENTRAL TEXAS INSURANCE CO.
Active and advisory officers and directors are: C. M. Gil-
lespie E. E. Lindemann JA. Wacker R. W. Miller A. Gers-
bach J. S. Fox H. J. Zindler W. C. Stokes E. C. Wilson Dr.
O. B. Atkinson Dr. T. N. DeLaney Fred Foster.
Business and Professional
MRS. JACOB ISAAC
WRITES
INSURANCE
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JUDGE'S
BARBER SHOP
HAIR CUTS 25 CENTS
Kuler's Barber Shop
"Snappy Barber Service"
HAIiR OUTS 25 CENTS
Dr. O. J. KOEPKE
DENTIST
Phones: Office 133 Res. 17
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Mayor .
Secretary
R. W. Miller
Cora Beckman
SCHOOIjS
Pres. of Board C. C. Balloy
Secretary W. F. Blair
CHAMBER. OP COMMERCE
President J. A. Powltzky
Secretary It. E. HuJepeth
LUNCHEON1 CLUB
President G. C. Cormany
Vico-Tresidont W. N. Moore
Secretary R. C. Ford
WEDNESDAY CLUB
President Mra. S. . Roberts
Secrotary Mra. Samoa Bailey
BAND BOOSTERS
President R. C. Fo.-d
Secretary C. B. Overby
AMERICAN LEGION
Commander Lynn Bartlett
Adjutant Martin Paatusek
LEGION AUXILIARY
President Mra. Geo. Frank
Secretary Mra. E. L. Adams
P. T. A.
Mra. Joe Bridges
Mrs. Geo Cagle
art columnist of the Megaphone
Southwestern s weekly newspa-
per a member of the Engllish
Club and is assistant teacher of
English in Southwestern Univer-
sity. Previous to this year she
was an active member of the
Southwestern University Chor
us the Sports Club and the Pan'
American Forum.
Miss Zindler graduated with
honors from the Bartlett High
School in the class of 1935 and
during her high school years
won recognition in Interscholas-
tic League activities received a
music award for outstanding
work done in piano and was
awarded a scholarship to South-
western University. After ob-
taining two years of college
training Miss Zindler assumed
the duties as an Elemenetary
School teacher for two years and
as teacher of high school En-
glish and Spanish for one year.
Next September she plans to
continue her work. as-teacher of
English or Art in some Texas
high school.
Miss Norma Beckman and
Mrs. A. Beckman were in Mart
Monday and Tuesday to attend
the funeral of a relative Henry
Schwartz.
DR
Thomas N. DeLaney
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Carefully Examined
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By-Dr. Harlan
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President
Secretary
COMMUNITY FAIR
President Albert Stegllch
Secretary R. C. Ford
SOIL ASS'N.
Albert Steellch
Willie Mason
President
Secretary
BOY SCOUTS
Scoutmaster Marvin Thomaa
G. A. GUENZEL
BLACKSMITH
WHEELWRIGHT
ACETYLENE WELDING
General
INSURANCE
Farm and Ranch Loans
Real Estate Bonds
Brtltt In. Agncy
Gus. T. Leatheraaa
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Fire strikes without warn-
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of any emergency! Don't
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Be Sure to
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blackman
and Doris visited Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grimm Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Grigs-
by of Bartlett spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Town-
send.
Miss AUbina Betrix Boblik
and Miss Edna Jilms were visi-
tors in Belton Saturday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs.1 O. J. Koepke
and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brune
Jr. spent last week-end hunting
near Friedricksburg.
QOO ENGLISH CLUB
HAS REGULAR MEETING
Billie Fae Hill and Adeline
Bunte were elected to the pro-
gram committee of the Good En-
glish Club at its regular meet-
ing on November 22. Ten mem-
bers were present.
Ruby Blaschke read a story
on "Good Manners at the Table"
and the Club discussed the
story. Billie Fae Hill presided
over the business session. v
Tom Smart spent the Thari
giving holidays visiting
daughter and son-inaw Mi
liars iveuey jp eniey at iiai
well and his gnmddaucrhter. .J
T. Outlaw and family in'Austl
While in BAackwell he visit!
the White Hat Hereford rani
near there.
Mi and Mrs. Bonnie "Wacker
were in Tayilor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Barnes
were visitors in Taylor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rose!
balm -and Mr. and Mrs. Bennl
Vernon visited in the P P. Tid
weQl home in Granger Thank!
giving day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jews White anfl
Joan oi Houston were week-en
visitors in the home of Mr; an!
Mrs. F. E. White.
FOR MANY YEARS we have helped the farmers-
or this community to finance their hatf-
vests. Every farmer who has needed financial
aid for this deserving purpose has been satis-
fied by the service rendered by us. We are
proud of this record and the agriculture
achievements of the farmers of this district.
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Ford, Robert C. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 12, Ed. 1, Friday, December 6, 1940, newspaper, December 6, 1940; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth76656/m1/4/: accessed May 2, 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.