Lockhart Post-Register from Lockhart, Texas • Page 9

SOCIETY LOCKHART POST-REGISTER, LOCKHART, TEXAS I Lester Z. Judd is here from New ork. When at the Mexican 10th ce5e- you will find good food at Grande" on south side. 'undamental I A technique of piano Ear-training, theory, and Dorothy Scott Studio 005. 9-9 I Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Pnttou have (returned from an outing on the Gunlalupe River above KerrviUc. I The Annas Studio (or a short time as making family group pictures al prices i Lnddo Pewiiv. and party leave i Sunday morning for Carlsbad Cav- Ted Kehr has entered Southwest: crn University at Georgetown for his sophomore year.

SCHOOL TABLETS. lOc a C. E. McDnnnnld At Co. 9-0 The Busy Bee Sewing Club will moot with Mrs.

Tom Williams Tuesday, September 14th nt 4 oclock. Mrs. J. P. Lanoy has returned lo her home in Mar i in after two weeks visit with Mrs.

S. A. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Bricc Evans of Kilgore, Texns were guests last week of Mr.

nnd Mrs. John H. Sanders, FERN CAKDWELL Teacher of Piano. Choral Training -Studio. J.R.

Buck Alexander resl- dencr. Phone 335. Judge nnil F. A. Cinwford and son T.

W. Crawford, of Willis, Tnjcns, sjK-nt the week rnd with Mrs W. ft I Mrs. B. 8.

Cowdcn and children of Just week end friends nnd relatives in ftn ground I I Mrs Kntc Thompson has rt-tunu-d Jruni Wj.xenrmn where she has been tVnilinjz hct daughter. H. and Mrs. Joe W. Vogel, Miss 1 LOCKHART MUSIC CLUB When ut the Mexican 10th celebration, you will find good food at Rancho Grande" on south side.

Miss Louise Will has returned from-New Braunfels after a visit with Mrs J. Karbach and Miss Paula Eickel. Mrs. Kate Fulps has had as guests Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Oliver of Olncy Mr. G. Fulps and Mr. of Belton. Mr and Mrs.

R. L. Braunc have had as guests Mrs. George G. Truelson of Fort Worth and Mrs.

I Hill and son of Houston. Mrs. Lucille Davis leaves Friday for Bastrop where she resumes her duties of principal of the Mesquiio School. Mr. and Mrs.

William Newsom of Temple, cnroutc to New Orleans, came through Lockharl where they were joined by Miss Eloisc Molheral Judge M. U. Smith is in Lockhart this week. His friends arc glad that Kathlyn Vogel and Miss Eleanor Blundell have returned from a trip to Carlsbad Caverns and the Davis Mountains. Mr.

and Mrs. Lan L. Hewlett and little son arc spending their vacation in Lockhart with homefolks. They will return to Austin al the beginning of the fall term of Texas Uni- I versity Mr. and Mrs.

J. Bellamy have returned from a visit to their children, Russell Bellamy and Mrs. Hearne Hinkle at Tom Ball and Goose Creek. as Mrs. Laura Houston has had guests, Mrs.

J. M. Simmons and son, Howard, Austin; Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Ellis, Houston; Mr and Mrs. L. A. Houston, Rosenberg JOHN ELLEN WALKER teacher of piano and musicianship using the Effa Ellis Penfiehl music teaching system.

Demonstration by appointment. Studio. Bruno Fehr residence, telephone 432 or 102 9-lGp Miss Bess Randlc has returned from a two week visit to Encinal where she was the guest of Miss Mary Katie Withers. They made a trip to Monterrey, Mexico during the period. Merrill Smith who diirinu the John Mrs.

Sudie their Corpust Christi; and son. Lynn, of home for a few days before return- Mrs infMo A I Pat and Mr. and R- Ball and twin children. Patricia, of Bay Town. Mrs James Hill.

Mrs. Willie Belle Boyle and daughter. Jean, spent the week cod at Pan-Am Exposition at Dallns MRS. J. STANLEY SMITH the opening of a class in music.

Sept. at the residence of Mrs. K. Alexander. Instruction in Misses Lottie and Sudie Smith after spending the summer at their home ficrc have returned to Dallas where they will resume their work as teacher in the Dallas City Schools.

Mrs. J. B. Putnam accompanied them and will spend several days visiting In Dallas and at Mineral Wells. Piano, voice.

and Rood Instru- SCHOOL TABLETS, also orchestra train, nc Phone MO and for appoint- C. E. McDannaid Co lOc a 9-9 MEETING The Lockhart Music Club held an enthusiastic meeting at the home Mrs. E.R. Westmoreland, Tues- daj afternoon.

Ten new members were added to the club rolls. They were: Miss Stella PfefTerkorn, Mrs. Fred LaNovel Mrs. W. H.

DuPuy and Mrs. J. I. Cardwell, patronesses; Miss John Ellen Walker, Mrs. Edward Connelly.

Mrs. Sidney Gambrell, Mrs. W. H. Barsh, Mrs.

Leroy Johnson and Mrs. C. G. Oberman. active members.

An invitation for an exchange program with the New Braunfels Club was read and accepted. It was decided to have an entry in the Caldwell County Fair parade in October. Encouraging developments in the organization of a Junior Music Club were discussed. Scheduled meetings-will begin on Wednesday, September 29th. Officers for the year are: Miss Fern Cardwell, President Mrs.

J. L. Mohle, vice-president. Mrs. Wm.

M. Schofield, Secretary. Mrs. A. W.

Livengood, Treasurer Mrs. E. U. Conley. Critic Mrs.

H. C. PfeifTer, -Reporter. Mrs. Alton Callihan, Historian.

Mrs. Worth Brown, Mrs. Sam Glosserman. Mrs. M.

C. Kelly and Mrs. H. C. PfeifTer are the directors.

Hilfles-ard O.Idmann of Chf- arrivix! Wednesday spend two wcrkr! vacation with her uncle and not. Mr. and A i Mr fll1tl Mrs. Arthur Gabriel had L. M.

UirbiTS. son Carl Jr nnd Anncltc and and Acnc 'Junck have tin. will and Mi SS Eunice Lewis of Aus- I help your to TAnt.i-Vr-S. I0i- K. McDarmald A- Co, Himkcll of stinitunro lh- Mr." Teddy Krcu? work jom- vi.

dautfhtrr. Miss Florence ri5 Fort Worth and a parly of friends of city irip Carlrhnd Cavern. Scott Stud i Phone The Dorothy A. Wi'inbaum had end guests their si.s- Mary who with mi.th^r Twin Soptfiiibrr 2twi as nurse )( St. Davids Hospita'l in'Austin'.

will Jf'mnln hnvim: ncccplod fJOI.DKN in. Mr. and their week lei. Mrs SHrna Schwarz. their niece.

Mrs. Or Abi- Aniwel) aiitl children of Koi! Worth. aL-o Mr. and Mrs. Loiu.s Hosenwasser and their four chiklron of Stamford.

Texas, who to attend (he graduation of their nernico Tev.is AN'NI- VKUSAKY AN APPRECIATION We, the committee Appointed as representatives of the Home Demonstration Clubs of Caldwell County, wish In exnress our apreciation for cordial welcome and gracious hospitality of the McMahan Club for their all day entertainment on Tuesday, August 31st We would especially thank the pre sident, Miss Baker. and her able assistants for the dinner served and their kind response to our every need. The music, the songs, and the recreational games provided by sble leaders were thoroughly enjoyed by those present. The Club House, itself, stands as an example of the good work accomplished by these able women of McMahan. To them we again extend thanks for this annual entertainment.

MRS. TOM ELLISON MRS. A. D. MEBANE MRS.

C. F. STUEVE LIBRARY NOTES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, William Green's Visit FOR PARENT -TEACH KFf. ASS XT William Green's visit to Dallas for the Labor Day week end, during which he made several addresses to ASSN. SCHOOL, OF INSTRUCTION IS ANNOUNCED.

The following program of the annual School of Instruction, of the Thos. H. Talbot. Assembly Sybil Sid Leonard, conducting. The Purpose, Structure and Poli-.

cies of. the Parent-Teacher Asoocia- Membership of the Parent-Teacher and McMahan. Officers of the Parent-Teacher As- movement is anything but new, many Dallas residents appear to have gone on the easy assumption that unionization was something that affected only the more industrialized States in the North and East Recently this apathy has been jarred by several strikes, beatings and kidnapings; and a lamented tar- and-feather job has placed Dallas in an undesired spot on the Nation's front pages. The mild mannered, church-going Mr. Green has helped to give many Dallas and Texas resi- dents a better understanding of the aims of the conservative American Federation of Labor, of which he is president.

Whether the more roughshod John Lewis, head of the Committee for Industrial have received as cordial a welcome here uncertain. At any rate, Mr. jreen did much to encourage the rades union movement here and to fain for its more conservative aims he sympathy of many not eligible join. A more general Dallas ob- of Labor Day in the future hould be one good result of his News. -Lea.

The Parent-Teacher Atsn. Mee'l Luncheon Hour. Assembly 'Lecmari 1 conducting. Projects and Committee Activitiei' of the Parent-Teacher Luling Primary and Luling High. Talk, The Characteristics oi a Good C.

L. Smith, 7th district Publications 'idlr Faient-Teacheri Room Representative 1 Springs. Question Box. Adjournment. RECENT CHANGES GOVERNING ELIGIBILITY SELECTION NTO THE Announcing new books for the Dr.

Eunene Clark Library From the Carnegie Fund for International Peace the following: "Discovering South America." by Recent changes in regulations gov erning eligibility for selection into the Civilian Conservation Corps have been received from the Department of Labor by Adam R. Johnson, Director, Texas Relief Commission. "A youth may now be selected who has an honorable discharge and has been out only six months," stated Mr. Johnson, "providing other rules are complied with, of course, and will not have to remain out a year as heretofore. This will give hundreds of boys an opportunity to enroll in October who otherwise would not be eligible until January." The quota for District No.

9 has been announced as follows: 750 white enrollees 100 colored enrollees The educational and recreational programs for the coming months far exceed those in the past. Everything from the Three R's to the higher courses will be vent at WE1NB AUM, lac. We have imule some renl purchases which enable -to give you houcst-to-goodness BARGAINS. Coats, Swagger Suits, Dresses olippors Hose Millinery Underwear Silks Dress in Staple Dress Goods Men We Can Take Care of Your Wants -Men 's Suits, Dress and Work Shirts, Pants Underwear, Sox. Ties, Trunks.

Suitcases, Hats, Belts, taught, as well as Lewis R. Freeman. "Canada" bv An'- mai vocational subjects. Shops are I available in each camp from wood working, and practical experiences dre Siegfried. Presented Miss Anna Ward: pnpor clip Lour.

Th. nor po.Mtum in th i srhool here In a position as History teacher and of Girls in i rr i 7ri Srhnul and Mrs. A fllul lrr. Yvonne on their wn froln to Hillsboro to homo in Phair. ui-sts of Wednesday.

September flth. was Uu- 50th anniversary of Mr and Mrs. H. T. Golden Wedding Many fronds of Mr.

and Mrs. to felicitate them a tune Sun.la SCHOOL TAMLKTS. A- th Itith imrt fooii I'll f.oinh side. ealk-d 'lu' occasion. No coiipK- has nu.ro friends in this 1 oxmminiiy and countv than Mr -inci Hani'v.

KMAIAM'KI. CIUJHCH I Kpisropal) iifv. Hohor W. Wcller. rector Sunday nfioi- Trinity Church School A.

M. Tho Holy Cunmiuniun and Kernmn 1 A.M. jYtm a iv cordially invited to 11'i us in worship all times "That Hastin.T Girl" by Ethel Hues- Ion. "Good Times" by Ethel Hueston "The Little Colonels Knight Cojno? Kidim;" by Annie Fellows "Tobinth's Vacation" by i Huth A. Brown.

"Girls True by Mrs. L. T. Meade. i The Library management wish to thank the City Commission for Rnancini: a much needed repairing of the steps and entrances to the Library and other improvements.

Mrs A. ID. Mebane's gift was several magazines published in London, conlainiivr pictures rmci description of the Royal family, the crown jew- coronation robes. MAY CAMP. may be gained in masonry and bridge work, fence and bridge construction, truck and tractor" operation nnd maintenance, landscaping nnd soil conservation, arc only few of the worthwhile subjects.

The educational program is not mandatory, but is available to all who wish to take advantage of the facilities nnd opportunities to better equip themselves for private employment. Teacher: "Give an example of iod furniture." Starohope: "Well. 1 should say an electric chair, because it ends a "sentence." Towels, Sheets, Bed Spreads, Quilts and Blankets, Purses, Etc. et our prices before you, buy savings to you. it will mean WE SPECIALIZE IN INFANTS WEAE Bemember the place on the South Side it bat We Sell It for Less 47 r.s "At Your Service" in Dresse; fit the Al.s l-'idy who fit lovely liiu- Dress Trimmings "t'lt niicklc.1, Pins, Clips nnd Iluttonsi lo mntch Miss Exa Alexander Mlllinory and nonily-io-Wenr Announcing A New Service Boys Girls for School UV hnvc MISS PLORENCK (UJTDIiY an Kxprrl Hcautirian and Specialist in Hair Cutting- who will in cliildi i-n's work Molher.s who ln.vo found it to attend thoir rliildren the oary stM of hair will find ihix nndcrtnkini: in ostahlishuu'iU.

a Surprise Package for every Roy and CJirl svlio hus work doni' in otn- shop this week Lockhart Beauty Shoppe PUONK non SPECIALS FRIDAY Dobb's Gross Country Coast To Const Clipica For Comfort soft and crushnble, light in weight, rich in texture, Regular $5,50, Supreme $7.50, DcLuxo Smart as oulyDobbs styles them. Hart Kchaffiu'i- Sliced Bacon Veal Chuck Roast Assorted I alad Dressing can ear ALBATROSS Sack 2-1-lb. Sac-k I.