The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1936 Page: 4 of 6
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The Caldwell New*, Thursday, January 23,19S6
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weekly by the Students of Caldwell High School
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Madalyn Lewis and Lela Mae Garret
Madalyn Lewis
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RTERS: Sara Burns, seniors; Maxine Wallace, juniors;
Mae Garrett, sophomores; Alvis Autrey, freshmen; Jud-
son Womble, band.
Former Band Leader
Makes Visit Here
Editor's Talk
Last Thursday the members of
the Caldwell band and the citizens
of Caldwell were favored with a
visit by the former band leader,
Itr. C. ft. Hackney. He was here
as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hays
Bower*.
This was Mr. Hackney's first
visit aince he left at the end of
last summer to accept a position
as band director of the Mcxia high
school band.
Mr. Hackney attended band re-
hearsal Thursday morning and com-
plimented the band highly, saying
that it was doing some very nice
work under the present leader, Mr.
Ward Brandstetter, and that he is
sore it would place well in the corn-
tag contest. We a^rtainly hope
that he's right. The band is doing
a lot of hard work and is aiming
at a first division rating in the
State meet.
Hornets Win
From Snook In
Basketball Tilt
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Another one of the "time of
times" han passed in C. H. S. The
mid-term exams have left some of
the students wanting and have left
the resulting smile on the more
fortunate. Even though some of
the students could do better with
another chance, most of us are
glad that we have passed. Every-
one seems to be relieved und for-
getting that they have yet the
finals to undergo.
There are a number of subjects,
not required, being offered in school
this semester. Such subjects as
Texas history, come cial law, jun-
ior business training, physiology,
and public speaking are being tak-
en by a number of students. Most
of these students are seniors who
are taking them to put on the fin-
ishing touches in their high school
work.
There is an enrollment of about
211 students in sehooL this second
semester. This is not the greatest
number of students to have been
enrolled but it is a large number
to have the privilege of teaching in
different subjects. This special
privilege comes in the fact they are
all so energetic.
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NEW TEACHER WELCOMED
After being defeated last Thurs-
day night in a tilt with the Bryan
Broncho's, the Hornets enme back
to win from the Snook team by a
•core of 28-19. This is the first
victory of the season for the Hor-
nets, but they have been undergo-
ing some stiff workouts since they
returned from Bryan. They intend
to do some good work from now on
and promise some stiff competition
in the county meet. The Hornets
have come in contact with the
Deanville team and the Dime Box
team. They underwent a defeat in
both games by a small margin.
Junior Class
Plans Party
After presenting the senior class
with a banquet, the junior class
had a sum of $25 left in the trea-
sury. With this s im of money the
I'uniors are planning a big party,
'hey do not know just when this
party will be but it will probably
be sometime soon.
This money was made by the
juniors when they presented the
Hallowe'en carnival. The sum tak-'
en in was approximately $75. Most
of the money was used in present-
ing the junior-senior banquet.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES
ruary 12, 1936.
Ford Produces Over
Million Units
DEARBORN, Michigan—World
production of Ford cars and trucks
in 1935 totalled 1,385,865 units it
was announced today st the home
office of the Ford Motor Company.
This compares with world produc-
tion of 855,U37 units in 1984, a
gain of more than 66 per cent, it
was said.
Production of Ford units in the
United tutes and Canada in 1986
totalled 1,272,886 units, a gain of
567,447, or more than 77 per cent
over the 715,438 units produced in
president, Raymond Sebesta; sec-
retary, Albina Kovar; reporter, Lu-
cille (Jiesenschlag. It was decided
that the 4-H club meetings will be
I held here every second Wednesday
tin the month. We hope our club
members will make a good showing
of their work and be able to take
some of it to the Centennial in No-
vember.
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The announcement recalled the
prediction mads by Henry Ford
mors than a year ago that Ford
would produce "better than a mil-
lion" units in 1988.
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The graduation exercises for the
mid-term graduates were held last
Friday night, January 17th, at the
Methodist church. There were 14
in this graduating class who com-
pleted their required amount of
work. Commencement by Dr. D.
i K. Brace, presentation of diplomas
, by M. E. E. Darby.
C. B. Brannum, who has resign-
ed to accept a position in the San
Antonio schools, has been succeed-
ed by Miss Helen Patterson, of
Temple, Texas. We regret losing
Mr. Brannum. who has proved to
be a valuable asset to our school,
i.ut we wish him luck in his new
work.
We feel fortunate in having Miss
Patterson with us and the high
school students welcome her.
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Otto Homeyer Makes $628.31 From
550 White Leghorn Hens
Otto Homeyer, poultry demon-
strator living one mile north of
Caldwell, cleared $628.31 from his
660 vhite leghorn hens during the
year 1935. The 550 hens produced
6272 dozen eggs. The total receipts
from the sale of eggs and culled
hens was $1581.69. Total cost of
feed consumed was $953.38 leav-
ing Mr. Homeyer a total net pro-
fit of $628.31. Mr. Homeyer stat-
ed that he kept his flock on a bal-
anced ration during the entire year.
Mr. Homeyer contributes his suc-
cess to proper feeding, culling and
management as outlined by the ex-
tension service.
LYONS CLUB NEWS
Motto: "To Make the Beat Better"
Mr. Perkins met with the 4-H
club January 8, 1936. The meet-
ing was called to order by the vice
president, VN'iilie Lee Ulich and the
secretary, Elaine Pillow, read the
minutes.
Since the president resigned, it
was necessary to elect a new on .
Willie Lee Ulich was elected pre-
sident and Walter Schoppe vice-
president.
i The members of the 4-H club
[are; Willie Lee Ulich, pres., Wal-
ter Schoppe, vice president, Elaine
j Pillow, secretary, Earlene Vest, re-
porter, Mary Sexton, Anton E.
Laza, Nevalie Keese, Enas Tuttle,
Lois Tuttle, Wayne Shelfer, Aul-
ton Schubert, Fritz Poehls, Mavis
Pillow, Josephine Polansky, Erna
Mae Broecher and James Schop-
pe.
Our next meeting will be Feb-
CHR1ESMAN CLUB NEWS
The Chrieuman 4-H club had its
first party Friday night, January
10. We were glad to have Mr. Per-
kins present.
Many games were played and
enjoyed and refreshments of sand-
wiches, fruit and punch were serv-
ed.
We elected three new officers,
ulso; Darwin Kornegay, president,
James prott, vice president and
lona Marek, secretary.
Our next meeting will be held
Friday, January 24. We hop*.* every
member will be present.
Gold Chain Hour
Beat for Your Family
Red Chain Feeds
Best for Your Flocks and Stock
JUST WHAT YOU NEED... and
priced right Try them and prove
it for yourself.
Karnes ■ Wotipka Co.
W. C. Duewall's Flock Pays Nice
Profit In 1935
W. C. Duewall, poultry demon-
strator living in the San Antoio
community, made a net profit of
$221.67 from 194 White Leghorn
hens during the year 1935, accord-
ing to final reports turned into
County Agent M. G. Perkins. The
total feed cost for the flock was
$290.22, total eggs sales $480.69.
total value of bird sales $31.20.
Making a total income of $511.89,
less cost of feeding was $290.22
leaving a net profit of $221.67. Mr.
Duewall states that he expects
to increase his flock for 1936
SNOOK CLUB NEWS
Mr. Perkins, county agent, and
Mr. Miller, district agent, came
down to our school Tuesday after-1
noon, January 14th, in order to'
organize a 4-H club. After speeches
were made by Mr. Perkins and Mr.
Miller about 4-H club work, some
of the pupils decided it would be
a great help to them if they join-
ed the 4-H club. We now have
forty members in the club, some!
of which were members before. We
hope more pupils will join soon.
The following officials were elect-
led: President, Bennie Sebest; vice
How Calotabs Help Nature
To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions have found In C&lotaba a l
most valuable aid In the treatment
of colds. They take one or two tab-
lets the first, night and repeat the
third or fifth night U needed.
How do Calotabs help Nature
throw off a cold First, Calotabs Is
one of the most thorough and de-
pendable of all intestinal eliminan ta
thus cleansing the Intestinal tract of
Che germ-ladso mucus aad toxlnes.
Second. Calotabs arc diuretic to the
kidneys, promoting the elimination
of cold poisons from the system. Thus
Calotabs serve the double purpose of
a purgative and diuretic, both of
which are needed In the treatment
of colds.
Calotabs are quite economical;
only twenty-flve cents for the family
package, ten cents for the trial
package. (Adv.)
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Smith, G. A. The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1936, newspaper, January 23, 1936; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth175188/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.