The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 26, Ed. 1, Thursday, April 23, 1970 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE FOUR
Thursday April 23 1970
THE BARTI.ETT TRIBUNE
Bartlclt Texas
Leah Circle
(Continued front page 1)
by Mrs. Clifton Pylo accom-
pained by Mrs. George Cagle.
The class history was given
by Mrs. Howard Sartor as
she displayed some place
cards and year books dating
back to 1939 when the class
was first organized. Remarks
were made by the teacher and
a reading was presented by
Mrs. B. C. Stevenson.
The pgogyam closed with
prayer by the class teacher
Mrs. George Cagle.
Those attending were Mes-
dames Harrison Douglas Pete
Street A. W. Richey B. C.
Stevenson H. A. Daugherty
Effie Lou Grigsby George
Cagle Howard Sartor Ting
Yates and the hostesses Mrs.
Floyd Messer and Mrs. Jack
Haynes and special guests
Mrs. Doyle Darwin Mrs. Clif-
ton Pyle and Miss Pearl Joiner.
I Bunker Names
Honor Roll For
Fifth Six Weeks
R. E. Bunker principal of the
Intermediate School has an
nounced the students making
the honor roll for the fifth six
weeks.
Fourth graders on the honor
roll include: Suzanne Ford
Laura Rister Brett Rogers
James Fischer Brenda Janke
Alice Rodriguez and Tina
Voight.
Those named to the honor
roll in the fifth grade are:
Eddie Cating Marsha Good-
night Catherine Krejci Vicki
Shiplett Nancy McBay Deniso
Spiegelhauer Tommy White
and Patricia Degollado.
Sixth graders are: Clint Cag-
le Lisa Jackson Ellen Linde-
mann and Randy Wolbrueck.
Attention All
Husbands
MOTHERS' DAY IS MAY 10TH
The Village Shoppe
Don & Peggy Thaler
Bartlett Tex.
can't hurt the family
whose crops are protected
by insurance
safeguard your security
insure all your crops today
ISAAC ISMNGE AGENCY
Preston Isaac
527-3636 - Bartlett
See
or
Kay Gorman
Natural gas
The only thing you
need to clean your oven
Put away your apron rubber
gloves steel wool brushes oven cleaner water bucket
and elbow grease.
You can buy a modern gas range
with an oven that cleans itself. Then you can enjoy all
the benefits of gas cooking. And cleaning. .
) See your gas appliance dealen
He can make your life a little easier.
Lone Star Gas
(m Irving tnaVn teroe
i1
ft
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Local FHA Girls
To Attend State
Meet In Austin
"Our World To Know
To Cnre To Do" is the theme
of the 1970 state meeting of
the Texas Association of Fu-
ture Homemakers of America
to bo held in Austin April
24-25th.
More than 5000 members
and advisors representing 76-
000 members in 1600 chap-
ters throughout the state are
expected to attend. Members
are homemaking students in
junior and senior high schools.
Homemaking teachers serve as
advisors.
Represetatives of the Bart-
lett Future Homemakers will
be President Nelwyn Marek
and Brenda Shiplett. Vice-
President Julie Rister as Re-
cording Secretary for Area
VII will also attend. Both Miss
Rister and Miss Marek have
achieved their Junior and
Chapter Homemaker Degrees
while Miss 'Shiplett is present-
ly working on her Junior De-
gree. The girls will be accom-
panied by the chapter advisor
Mrs. Ethyl Whitley. The group
which plans to leave Bartlett
Friday morning will return
Saturday afternoon.
Keynote speaker will be Dr.
Jane Vincent. Counceling Psy-
chologist at the Testing and
Counseling Center The Uni-
versity of Texas at Austin. She
will speak on the convention
theme.
State Degrees of Achieve-
ment the highest award of the
organization will be awarded
to more than 500 Future Home-
makers ..from over the state.
A state chorus composed oi
100 Future Homemakers cho-
sen by their areas will be fea-
tured. This group will be un-
der the direction of Bill
Young High School Choir Di-
rector Pleasanton.
The Future Homemakers of
America organization is spon-
sored by the Homemaking Di
vision of the Texas Education
Agency with Mrs. Elizabeth
F. Smith a director and Mrs.
Betty Romans serving as State
Advisor.
Bridal Tea Fetes
Bride-Elect Of
Kenith Barlz
Miss Elaine Doherty bride
elect of Kenith Bartz was hon-
ored with a bridal tea Sunday
afternoon in the fellowship hall
of the St. John Lutheran
Church.
Mrs. Albert Volney greeted
the guests and composing the
receiving line were the honoree
her mother and grandmother
and Mrs. Ed Bartz mother of
the prospective bridegroom.
Miss Shirley Bartz registered
the guests.
The serving table was cover-
ed with a yellow cloth and held
an overlay of white net. Cen-
tering the table was an ar-
rangement of white daisies and
yellow iris. All table appoint-
ments were in crystal and silv-
er. The hostesses alternated at
the serving table.
Hostesses for the courtesy
were Mesdames Norman Lange
Albert Volney Logan Bartz
Howard Bartz William Janke
Jr. Kenneth Janke John
Voight John Surovik Jim Lil-
es Wayne Belyeu Miss Shirley
Bartz and Miss Patsy Fergu-
son. Ruth Circle Meets
At Iutheran Church
Ruth Circle of the St. John
Lutheran Church met Mon-
day night at the church for
their regular monthly meeting.
Mrs. Ellis Logan Ramsey led
the Bible study entitled "Cae-
sar and God."
Following a short business
discussion Mrs. William Janke
served refreshments to the fol-
lowing present: Mesdames El-
lis Logan Ramsey L. Ray Jan-
ke Martha Persky Bob Thron-
son Clarence Fischer Lcroy
Janke Frank Williams and C.
W. Drews.
Ford Forum --
(I'ontinnpd frnm oajrc1 V
paper. Wo don't agree since
the salary is paid by the tax
payers. The newspaper indus-
try has a major concern its
public service is to inform the
community and the business
side which must be successful
if we're going to be a free
press undominated and uncon-
trolled by local officials. Wo
too are behind the eight ball if
we don t try to present the
facts to our public. We do not
intend to offend any person or
persons.
this is our town ana your
town and we are anxious to do
everything possible to improve
the conditions here. We offer
our cooperation to any orcan
ization which is for the better-
ment of our town and commu-
nity. We love our town and we
expect to spend the remainder
of our lives in Bartlett.
Remember to push that clock
UP ONE HOUR at midnight
Saturday. Whether you are in
favor of this or not Daylight
Savings Time will go into ef-
fect this week-end.
ST. JOHN
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. Robert Thronson Pastor
THURSDAY APRIL 23 :
7:30 p. m. S. S. Staff
meeting
FRIDAY APRIL 24:
2:00 p. m. ALCW Visitation
Period
SUNDAY APRIL 26:
9:15 a. m. Sunday School
and Adult Classes
10:30 a. m. Divine Worship!-
with confirmation
WEDNESDAY APRIL 29 :
7 :30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal
Why take a chance on losing
your year's work in a hail
storm. Insure now with Brune
Insurance Agency.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Doyle Darwin Pastor
SUNDAY APRIL 26:
9 :00 a. m. Will O' Bell Ser-
vice 9:45 a. m. Sunday School
10:50 a. m. Morning Wor-
ship 6:15 p. m. Youth Meeting
6:30 p. m. Teachers and
Officers Meeting
7:00 p. m. Evening Worship
WEDNESDAY APRIL 29:
7:00 p. m. Prayer Meeting:
You can't stop a hail storm
but you can protecct against it
with crop hail insurance sold
by Brune Insurance Agency.
Bob Ford and son Rob
were in Austin Friday to at-
tend the Texas - Baylor base-
ball game.
NEW ARRIVAL
Mr. and Mis. Edwin A.
Krause Jr. of Houston an-
nounce the arrival of an 8
pound 11 ounce son born on
Friday April 17th in a Hous-
ton hospital. He has been nam-
ed Keith Devin.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Henry V. Marek and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin A. Krause Sr.
all of Bartlett.
Great-grandmother is Mrs.
W. L. Lange of Bartlett.
Mrs. Krause is the former
Margaret Marek.
NEW ARRIVAL
Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Daugh-
gherty announce the arrival of
a 10 pound 2 ounce daughter
born on April 21 in a Taylor
hospital. She has been named
Carrie Ann.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Daughetry of Bart-
lett Mrs. G. W. Pippin of He-
met California and C. L.
Pruett of Phillips Texas.
Great-grandmother is Mrs.
Pearl Pruett of Bartlett and
great-grandfather is J. L. Lin-
dley of Lipan Texas.
Lunchroom Menu
April 27 - May 1
MONDAY:
Pigs in blanket blackeyed
peas apple and celery salad
Dread butter rice krispy
squares and milk.
TUESDAY:
Chicken pot pie tossed sal-
ad cake squares and milk.
WEDNESDAY:
Brown beans with meat but-
tered cabbage cornbread but
ter Jello and milk.
THURSDAY:
Hamburgers potato chips
orange juice fruit cobbler and
milk.
FRIDAY:
Pimento cheese sandwiches
tuna salad sandwiches carrot
sticks orange juice doughnuts
and milk.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kunz
and family of Killeen and Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Walker were
week-end guests of their par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kunz.
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE: Lankart 611 Cot-
ton Seed culls and treated 7
cents per pound. W. A. Meiss-
ner 527-3941. 26-2tc
4
May 2 1970
Pay to the order of County Expenses
One million
$1000000.
Dollars
For
annu
al
county budget
County Judge
se signature?
Williamson County has nn annual budget of $1000000. Much ot
which comci from taxes you pay.
Al the county'i chief huaiucsi executive the county judge over-
coei al! financial tr.imactioni involving county taxpayers' money.
Only an experienced businessman 'it qualified to accept the
responsibility for running such a million dollar business.
The state constitution wisely recognizes that tho business duties
of a county judge far exceed his judicial duties. That's why
more than half of Texas' county judges are businessmen. It's
a businessman's job.
Carl Doering has an 88-yeni heritage in Williamson County
business.
His years of experienco in lliu business world make him the
only candidate who can meet the responsibility of managing;
the business affairs of Williamson County.
Whose signature? Carl Doering's. He's tho man for the job.
Carl Doering: tor
&unty
lud
Political ad paid by Citizens for Doering Menrl Leffler chairman
J3JLH1
ELECT
nn
POPE
$ Representative for ALL the people
Bell County man who will take a
stand for Bell County FIRST
Man who will represent ALL the
people of District 37
Pol. Adv. Paid for by
Bert Pope for Representative
Committee Keifer Marshall Jr.
Chairman
Subject To
Democratic
Primary
May 2 1970
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Ford, Robert C., Jr. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 26, Ed. 1, Thursday, April 23, 1970, newspaper, April 23, 1970; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth82350/m1/4/: accessed May 15, 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.