The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, January 6, 1928 Page: 4 of 8
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SCHOOL NOTES
Caldwell, Texas,
January 3, 1928.
Mr. C. E. Cromartie, Editor,
Burleson County Ledger,
Caldwell, Texas-.
Dear Mr. Cromartie:
The facutly and students of the
Caldwell Public School extend to you
our h artiest New Year's greetings,
and wish you, not opc, but many
years of prosperity and success in
newspaper work. We hope that the
most cordial cooperation may exist
b.tweon the school and the lqca! news-
paper, and we wish to offer you, per-
sonally. our thanks for the considera-
tion which you have already shown
us.
Very truly yours,
C. L. McDonald,
Caldwell Public School.
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Hunters Take Notice!
Our stock of guns and
ammunition is complete.
Simpson Grocery Company
HARDW ARE AND GROCERIES.
If
TYPEWRITING STUDENTS MAKE
SPEED RECORD.
Though Caldwell's representative
in the Interscholastic League type-
writing contest havc not yet been
chosen, a number of prospective con-
testant! have been trained by Miss
Taggart, the high school commercial
teacher. To type thirty words a min-
ute is the standard achievement in
first year type writing, a record of
twenty-seven words a minute had al-
ready been made, before the Christ-
mas holidays, by Leland Kozar, Adele
Kaltwasser, and Ethel Smith.
MISS CBJPPEN COACHES DE-
CLAIM ERS NOW WORKING FOR
COUNTY MEET.
The County meet of the Interscho-
lastic League next March will find
Caldwell well represented in senior
declamation. Fifteen declaimers are
now at work under the direction of
their coach, Miss Vara Grippe n. The
contestants include:
Georgia Fay Ellis, Albina Pinter,
Annie Sefcik, Hilda Schoppe, Elsie
Prazak, Cárdena Macat, Ernestine
Mueller, Erma Autrey, Edwin Schill-
er, Ruth Norville, Richard Ramsey,
Willie Griffin, Charles Slovak, Ru-
dolph Kccurek, Chestey Bain.
Staple Groceries. Fruits, Vegetables
We appreciate your-trade and try to please you with every-
thing in the above lines.
THORNTON GROCERY CO.
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TUBES
ACCESSORIES !:
Buy i Dayton Thorobred Tire and figure
the coet at the finiah.
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CALDWELL TO ENTER ONB-ACT
PLAY CONTEST.
Caldwell will be represented this
year in a new phaoe of Interscholaatic
League work—the one-act play con-
test, under the direction of Mrs. Vest
and Miss Edmonds, Sam Ragsdale
and Jack Norville are planning to
present the play, "Moon-Shine." Sam
Ragsdale will represent the moon-
shiner, while Jack Norville will play
the part of the revenue officer.
Miss Mildred Alford
Marries
Miss Mildred Allure ieft Friday De-
cember 23rd, for a short stay with
relatives in San Angelo. She was
joined Saturday morning by Mr. E.
C. Taulbee of Pecos, and they were
quietly married Saturday afternoon
at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Wen-
dell Collins.
After a few days stay in San An-
gelo, they left for Pecos, where Mr.
Taulbee holds a responsible position
with the Lucky Oil Company.
Mrs. Taulbee is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Alford of thia city.
Prior to her marriage, she was a
I teacher in the city schools of Bren-
1 ham.
CLASSIFIED AOS
PERSONS ITEMS
Mrs. E, D. Crutchfield and little
son, Dean, have gone to their home
in San Antonio after spending the
nolidays in our midst.
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Misses Alice Hitchcock and Eu-
leane McDonald who have keen home
for a Xmas vacation have returned
to Georgetown.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Jalinek of An-
thony, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Jalinek of Bluff City, Kansas, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nythal of Free-
port, Kansas, were pleasant visitors
during the holidays at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Beran. Since their
return to their home in Kansas they
have written of their safe return
and stated they were greeted with a
heavy snowfall.
Miss Emily Woodson entertained a
few of her friends in her home Sat-
urday evening. The guests wen:
Misses Doris Clampitt, Ruby Kasley,.
and Messrs. Marvin Porter, Harry
Hill and Charles Oliver.
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Miss Sadie Tai-wata* -'turned U>
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Abe Haddox Jr.. of Canadian, is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. W. G.
Holmes.
Georgetown following a ;4erjent stéay
with home folks during Xmas.
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Hany Hensiee visited his moth
er, Mrs. I^ee Hensiee, the past week,
returning to Southwestern at George-
town last Sunday ,
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HEJL-LUSKA
At the Moravian parsonage, Rev.
Frank H. Horak united in marriage
Miss Mary Luska and Joe F. ,,Jlejl.
The young couple repaired to the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Antone Luska where a wedding
supper was given to the young mar-
ried couple. After a brief honeymoon
they will make their home in the New
Tabor community.
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Lumber and Building Material
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\ Our line ia complete. See ue if you are gelng to :
build, repair er paint.
FRANK B. DRGAC
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SANITARY MARKET
8top at the 8anitary Market, the home of QUALITY MEATS
Take one of our delicious cute home with you. It will pLitrt
wife and when she tantas a MORAL of oar FRESH MBAT,
you will agree that the QUALITY can't be beaten.
SMITH & MANAS
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FOR SALE CHEAP
)ne Ford Touring Car, in running
[ldition, $35.00.
RANKIN'S TAILOR SHOP
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SALES
nglish White Leghorn Pullets and
rels $1.00 cach.
MRS. J. E. PHEGLEY,
Cause, Texas
[esman for Advertising Signs,
flers, Fang or Novelties. Either
part time. Liberal Commis-
Write for particulars.
|Scioto Sign Co., Kent-* , Ohio.
fd.—All Estate owned by T. B.
is posted; no hunting, tres-
of any kind allowed—Vio-
'ill be prosecuted according
T. B. PARKHILL.
Texas
sale
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ty to manage hatchery. Al-
get in touch with local
ran furnish hatching eggs
to be installed in Cald-
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I hat is the eternal consideration of
; man and his family, something to eat!
: You must eat to live, whether you live
to eat or not. It must he done. And
when it comes to eating the right kind
of various foods you will find that we *.
can supply you and the family with the \\
proper kinds of wholesome and health-
ful groceries at prices that are right.
T.B. PARKHILL
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Cromartie, C. E. The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, January 6, 1928, newspaper, January 6, 1928; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth174781/m1/4/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.