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Page 2 Tribune-Progress Thursday April 1 1982
Meeting Honors New Circle
EATING PANCAKES It was n full house as usual for the annual pancake supper
sponsored by the men's group at the First United Methodist Church in Bartlett last
week. Pictured here some of the folks who enjoyed the pancake supper.
By Patricia Williams
Guests of Guy Jackson
were Julia Carpenter Minnie
Burks R. L. Latham and
Bessie Arnold of Belton and
Lottie House of Tahoka.
Milburn and Virginia
Bridges of Brcnham visited
Ethel Logan.
Flora Kunz of Taylor
visited Bertha Gucnzcl.
Dick an Bea White of Lake
Jackson visited Mary Braun.
Visiting Viola Gonzales
were Janie King and Janic
Haywoodd of Taylor.
Doris Mclssncr and Brent
of Temple visited Carle
Tittle Vena Ware and Bertha
Gucnzcl.
Lois Shcppard of Salado
visited Lclan Hill and Mrs.
Love Mankins.
J D Ivey Sr. of Holland
visited Paul Reed.
Pete and Pat Lange of San
Antonio visited Mrs. 0. L.
Lange.
Betty Lum of Salado
visited L. G. Use.
Will O'Bell News
Janis and Randy Maynard
of Austin visited Thco.
Bcthke.
James and Ann Kelly of
Temple visited Ellen Melton.
Agues Motloch of Austin
visited Henry Krumpack.
Visitors of Mrs. Love
Mankins were Mrs. Homer
Gunnnnd Mrs. Mary Gunn of
Temple.
Mr. an Mrs. R. Moore of
Rockdale visiteddd Osburn
Warren.
Alice and D. C. Volney of
Jnrrcll visited Martha Mc-Bride.
Ailccn Maynard of Austin
visited Theo. Bethke.
LaVerne Nicholson of
Dallas visited Alma and Al-
bert Friedrich Thecla Linde-
mann and Bertha Gucnzcl.
LaVcnaWareisa resident
of Will O'Bell.
Birtheday honorees for the
month of April are Bertha
Guenzcl 2nd Louis Use 14th
Minnie Kelm 29th Ethel
Logan 18th Mary Starling
20th and Dcnia Walker 5th.
Winners in last weeks
bowling tournament were
Mary Starling 1st Lillian
Luning 2nd Ellen Melton 3rd.
Jackpot winners in Bingo
was Ellen Melton.
Davilla News
By Mae Hardin
Winnie Crycr and Thelma
Evans of Houston visited
Lucille Gaines.
Red Spalding and Linda
and baby visited Marie An-
derson. They all visited rela-
tives in Bryan.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Parks were Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Kelly were Owen
Bcunis and Richard Parks
Mr. Mrs. Jesse Parks andd
son all of Houston.
Missy Cargill received
injuries due to a bicycle
accident Sunday.
BARTLETT PERSONAL
Recent visitors of Rick
Ingram in Bartlett were hi3
parents Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Ingram.
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Re-EIecf
AJ. LANHAM
County Commissioner - Precinct 2
In these times of inflation declining economy and high
interest rates a Commissioner's Court with experience and
proven ability is a MUST. The present Court works extremely 8
well together the County is in excellent financial shape. The
unit road system which I have long advocated is working
well.
Precinct 2 and the County needs your vote and support to
keep a good team together. Don't discard a member of a
winning team.
Pd. Pol. Adv. by
AJ. LANHAM
Little River-Academy Texas 8
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An organizational meeting
honoring the new circle of
United Methodist Women
was held at the church Sun-
day evening at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Louise Limmer wel-
comed the members and
guests. The invocation was
given by Mrs. Mary Cronk.
Mrs. Wllma Saagc and Mrs.
Lillian Gucnzel directed the
music. The changes in the
Women's Organization was
given by Mrs. Virginia
Bridges. Mrs. Nola Bess
Douglas presented the his-
tory of the Weslcyan SErvice
Guild and Mrs. Loyce Fowler
installation.
New members comprising
the nominating committee
were Mcsdamcs Becky
Clapp Ruth Gcrig Pam
Tradition
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for about $6.00 or try to raise
his own.
In a good year Larry robs
his bees twice usually in the
latter part of July or early
August and then again near
the end of September.
The bees need to be left
with enough extra honey to
make it through the winter in
order to avoid feeding them.
Larry says his honey is a
blend of clover wild flowers
mesquite fruit trees and
cotton. An expert can taste
the difference in honey
depending on what plants the
bees have been around.
There arc many interesting
facts about bees. For In-
stance Larry estimates
there are some 40000 to
60000 bees to each hive at
any one time.
Bees are of course the
No. 1 pollinators serving a
very Important function for
Mother Nature.
Worker bees normally live
only about six weeks. They
spend the first three weeks of
that feeding the queen
cleaning cells and doing
other house duty. The final
three weeks if they survive
is spent in field duty.
It is a fact that bees do
dances which tell other bees
about the exact location of
food sources. The direction
the bees travel in dancing
the angle to the sun and the
pattern of the dance are all
used by bees to communicate
with their fellow bees.
Besides the work involved
and the stings beekeeping
has another disadvantage.
An investment of about $150
is required for each bee box.
Larry confesses it is no
money-making affair.
"With 30 hives you would
almost have to say it's more
of a hobby" he comments.
Still beekeeping must have
its satisfactions.
Spinn certainly has enough
to keep him busy. In addition
to his regular job and the
beekeeping Larry officiates
at high shcool basketball
games referees for Little
League baseball games
helps the Tribune-Progress
with football coverage and
maintains a big garden.
But he sticks with his bees.
"They are very interesting
little creatures" he says.
So if you want some first-
hand information on bees or
some pure unprocessed
honey check with Larry.
Your vote and support
be sincerely appreciated.
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LOST OVER
123 Pounds
I have tried other reducing programs but never with the
amazing results I have had with the sure and yet effective
program at Go-Slim International. I have lost 77'2 inches and over
123 pounds and I am still losing.
Carlene Miles
You Too Can Lose Weight Like Carlene
The Sure Way
Opening Monday March 29
1715 South Mays (behind T.G.& Y.)
Round Rock - 255-9562
Go -Slim International
DIET CLINIC
Illghtowcr Marcella Karl
Susan Monds and Trudy
Pease.
A social hour and refresh-
ments were served In the
church parlor.
Mrs. Huby Lee Mastrovlch
presided at the coffee service
Mrs. Leona Crycr served the
"Birthdatc" cake embossed
in yellow roses with the
Inscription U.M.W. 1982
honoring the new Circle.
Other members attending
were Mcsdamcs Claudia
Daugherty Rallie Whlitlow
Dorothy Goodc Clco Patton
Nannie Jane Sladovnlk Cecil
Montgomery Myrtle
Watson Nellie Saage Miss
Bessie Skinner Rev. Al
Cronk and a guest Mrs. Gene
Jones.
Recipe Corner
By Betty Hill
CHICKEN LOAF
1 big fryer cooked tender cut
in small pieces.
salt
3 cups chicken broth or milk.
2 cups fresh bread crumbs
1 cup cooked rice
one-eighth cup pimento
chopped.
one-eighth cup celery
curry powder
4 eggs well beaten
Mix together. Cook in
greased pan at 350 degrees
until firm.
SAUCE
1 can mushroom soup
paprika
parsley
curry powder
2 cups chicken broth
1 teaspoon lemon juice
Mix together. Pour over
chicken loaf.
30-
MRS. TUCKER'S ROLLS
2xk cups warm water
2 pkgs. yeast
Mz cup oil
1 tablespoon salt
2 tablespoon sugar
5Mj to 6 cups flour
Mix together using almost
the Mz cup oil andd whatever
amount of flour you can mix
in Work out in ball and let
rise in warm place until the
size doubles. Then work down
good and pinch off and let
them rise in pan then bake in
oven at 35o degrees until
brown.
Points
Of Interest
By Betty Hill
Powered Borax mixed
with equal part of ammonia
cleans bathbuts and basins
better than most commercial
products.
To clean deep vases make
a solution of salt and vinegar
and pour into them. Let stand
an hour and rinse with clear
water.
When cleaning the kitchen
sink add 2 tablespoons soda
and 1 of ammonia to one
gallon boiling water and pour
down the drain. This is
effective and disinfects.
Birth
Hill
Mr. and Mrs. R. C.Hill Jr.
proudly announce the birth of
a son R. C. Hill 111 (Trey) on
March 17 1982. He weighed 7
pounds and was 20 inches
long.
Grandparents arc Mr. and
Mrs. Moran Burns and Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Hill Sr. all of
Holland. Great-grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Odell Ivey
of Holland and grcat-great-grandmothcr
is Mrs. Claudle
Milvin of Nixon Texas.
Program Planned
The Revised Edition will
appear at the First Baptist
Church In Bartlett Sunday
evening. The program will
begin nt 7 pm and the public
is invited to attend. There
will be no admission charge
as a love offering will be
taken following the service.
The Revised Edition is a
group of young adults who
have dedicated their lives to
Christ. Their ministry is full-
time vocational evangelism.
This ministry is totally by
faith and they go wherever
God lends them.
t Through this singing
ministry and personal
testimony these Christian
leaders reach out to people of
nil ages inspiring and en-
couraging through God's
love
BIRTHDAYS Casey Wehmeycr left and Chase Un-
berhagen observed their birthdays recently with cup-
cakes shared their kindergarten classmates. Casey's
birthday was March 19 and Chase was G on March 24.
Krause - Stephens
Natalie Dlanne Krause
and Harold Lee Stephens
were united in marriage
March 19th in Belton.
Tammy Stephens sister of
the bridegroom and Julie
Long wcro their attendants.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
Roffinbargcr of Las Vegas
Nevada and Ronnie Krause
of Witchia Kansas
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin E. Stephens
of Killccn and the grandson
of Mrs. Ruby Bartlett and
Mrs. Florence Brock of Bart-
lett. The bride is a 1931 gradu-
ate of Ellison High School
and is employed at KIXS-
KLLZ. The groom is a
graduate of Ellison High
School and is employed at
Curtis Lumber Co.
After a wedding trip to
Dallas the couple arc resid-
ing in Killccn.
Holjand Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Handy
Bcnncr and Rcncc visited in
Lawton Okla. during the
weekend. They were visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rich-
crson and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Trcvlno.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howe
visited in Temple last Wed-
nesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Lewis.
Saturday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Howe were
their grandchildren Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Cummings Chris-
ty and Craig of Temple.
The members of the Holland FFA and 4-H would
like to say
THANK YOU
To the following people and businesses for purr
chasing their projects at the Bell County Youth
Fair and Livestock Show.
Grand Champion Candy - Bartlett
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rs.im reryuauir
Buslnessmen
Roy Johnson Grand Champion Turkey Hen - Koonsens
Gro. and Food Mart
Roy Johnson 3rd Place Turkey Tom - First National
Bankof Holland
Kevin Kurtz 4th Place Commercial Broilers- Liles Feed
8 Farm Supply Visual Communication Center
Bubba Hill Petrie Farms A. J. Latham.
Jason Marwitz Reserve Grand Champion Pen Com-
mercial Broilers - Best Butane Holland Supply Charles
Miller Fertilizer K'Way Kare and Richard Mewhinney
Jason Marwitz Reserve Grand Champion Candy -
Bartlett Businessmen
Ann Mewhinney Reserve Grand Champion Pie - Temple
Clearing House
Kelly Rose 3rd Place Commercial Broilers - Hoi-Bart
Gin
Shannon Stroud Grand Champion Pen Commercia
Broilers - Temple Diesel
Greg Volney 3rd Place Turkey Tom - First Bank &
Trust Steglich Feed and Hill Grain Company - Bartlett
These students are putting this money to worthy causes
such as paying for the bills on their projects buying
projects for next years show or putting the money in a
savings account for their education.
These people and business support the youth of our
community. We encourage you to support them also.
fffor State Representative (Williamson-Burnet Counties
ELECT Noel Grisham a man with a proven record in
Accountability Responsibility and Mature Judgement
(School superintendent in Odell Hutto and Round Rock)
MANAGEMENT mm COMMITTEE WORK
Thirty-two years of successful
service at the top management
level In the area of education
where the state expends more
than half its budget and enacts
a large number of its laws.
GROUP INTERACTION
A person who has worked very
successfully with all groups of
people under many varied cir-
cumstances. TEACHING
A former teacher of English
Economics Sociology and
Business management.
WRITING
Author of five books on history
and politics; alsd numerous ar-
ticles on various subjects in
state and national journals.
ia?
Noel Grisham
BUSINESS
A teenage business man own-
ing and operating a cleaning
and clothing business in the lat-
ter days of the great depres-
sion. FARMING & RANCHING
First-hand interest in and
knowledge of farming and ranching.
Member of several state com-
mittees and recipient of service
honors recognitions and
assignments:
Two terms State Executive
Committee TSTA
Lt. Gov. Tex-Okla District
Klwanis International
Recipient of 1977 Public Service
Award of Austin Chapter of
American Institute of Architects
Marquis Who's Who In the South
and Southwest
Texas History State Advisory
Committee
Named Round Rock's Outstanding
Citizen in 1977
Member Board Directors Educa-
tion Service Center Region XIII
Political Ad.
Paid for By Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Brock
Rt. 1 Bartlett Tx 76511
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Tribune-Progress (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 96, No. 34, Ed. 1, Thursday, April 1, 1982, newspaper, April 1, 1982; Taylor, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth81531/m1/2/: accessed May 7, 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.