Lockhart Post-Register from Lockhart, Texas • Page 6

THURSDAY, MAY 23. 1W5 raiST CHBISTIAN OBrTCAET J. Gaines Horner was born in Remember the Lord's day to keep' Whiteberg, March 28. 1855, holy. Attend church Sunday.

son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hor- 9:45 a.m.

Sunday School. ner. He came to Texas in 1873 at 10:45 a.m. Communion and sermon 1 the age of fourteen years, settling by Dr. F.

L. Jewett of Austin. jwith his parents on Clear Fork 8:00 p.m. Preaching. where he lived until, he departed Every member is urged to be this life at 8:40 o'clock Tuesday present.

Every friend is most cor-. morning, May 14th. dially Incited to worship with us. I Deceased was converted at the jage of thirteen years and had been PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY 'a member of the Lockhart Baptist Church forty-one years, joining in An interesting meeting of the the year 1894, Woman's Auxiliary was held at the, He married Miss Mayme Pierce MRS. tmm rd'sr-BEGisna, SARAH E.

CLARK A COBRTRW CONCBRT -kft February 2. 1883. To this union were born eight children, two hav- ling departed this in infan- By the cy and Gus. about fifteen years ago. 'The other six surviving, with the church on May 20, with Mrs.

Eliz abeth DuBoisc as leader. Holiness Give Me Devotional leader. Solo: In the Wm. are: Mrs. Colbert Anderson.

Trigg. JNew Orleans; Valrye. Ruby Lee and History of Golden Caste Lorene. Lockhart: two sons. Kil- Mrs £.

C. Field. lough and Ross: two grandchildren. An Alumni H. A.

Colbert James Anderson. Jimmie Mrs. Sarah E. Clark, 71 years of age. relict of the late Hugh E.

Clark, died at her home on Bois d' Arc Street in Lockhart Monday morning. May 13th. at eight o'clock. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon at half past two o'clock with Rev. J.

C. Jones officiating. Burial was made in Clarks Chapel Cemetery. The obituary notice was received too late to prepare for publication but will appear next week. FENTRESS WANTED WANTED: Student passengers daily to and from San Marcos this sum- Dolores Cheatham.

and tf For SERVICE long distrance trips, phone 80. FOR RENT Redcr. The Auxiliaries th.s year arc ing the birthday Offerings to build a new chapel for the Golden Castle School at Nagoya, Japan, which has giown to be one of the great of this community, leges of the Empire, with an attend- He enjoyed the company of his ance of over nine hundred girls. Ifellowman and was always a lover Mac Horner, together with one sister, Mrs. John Brock, and one brother, J.

M. Horner.Lockhart. Gaines Horner was a man well informed as to the history of develop- At the business meeting, Mrs. M. A.

Jones was elected president and Mrs, L. S. Blunt vice-president. Miss Hester Pat ton was elected secretary of Literature. INTERMEDIATE ENDEAVOR of manly and clean sport.

He played on the first baseball team in Lockhart in the 70's. For several years Mr. Horner had been in failing health. The body was laid to rest in Lock hart Cemetery Wednesday, May 15. Religious services, conducted by the Rev.

A. O. Hinkle. pastor of the Topic for Sunday. May 26 Songs: "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name," "When the Roll Is Called Up Scripture: Acts G.

Randle. Li nam Song: "He's a Wonderful Saviour Lipscomb. to Me." Leader: James G. Randle i ROGERS RANCH H.D. CLUB Miss Rowena Tiller who has been teaching the past year at West Sinton is home for the vacation months Miss Mary Manning returned to her duties at the school Monday after an absence of two weeks.

Mr and Mrs. R. S. Morgan spent last Saturday in Austin. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Monk and Patsy are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Monk and will also visit friends at Corpus Christi. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl McCutchan and Earl. were in San Antonio Sunday. Friends here congratulate Mr. and Mrs.

Graves Terry on the arrival of a daughter, born last Tuesday, May 14. in Lockhart. Mrs. Terry will be remembered as Miss Ozclla Collier The little Miss has been given the name of Bobbie. Mr.

Joe Dauchy of San Antonio was in Fentress last week end. Mrs. Grace Barber of Gatesville FOR RENT: Furnished or unfur nished L. Glosser man. tf FOR half of Duplex.

See S. O. McDowell. 5-23 Texas Lutheran College Band (Seguin) of 50 pieces made a courtesy call upon Lockhart High School Friday afternoon giving a concert of numbers varied in type from chorale to college pep songs. The band was accompanied here by William F.

Kraushaar. president of the college, who said they had come for a courtesy visit to Loek- hart High School whose entrants to the Music Festival in Seguin had a good account of 1 President Kraushaar introduced the director of the band, R. R. Willmann. who also is Dean of Music at Texas Lutheran College, and the concert proceeded, each number heartily applauded by the enthusiastic audience of students.

During a "breathing spell" for the band members. President Kraushaar made a talk on Music, in which he said that "if performing of to be preserved for the next generation it must be done by colleges and schools Radio," he said, "has made having music so easy that there is no challenge to youth. So it is both the opportunity and duty of schools to enlist the youth of the land in the performing of music." He said the purpose of the music festivals of Junior Colleges was to give an added incentive and im-, petus to music performance, there- SALE used lum- FOR SALE FOR good pair of work mules "cheap" see S. O. McDowell.

FOR corrugated roofing, also few used thur A. Wicde. iron -Ar- ltp CROSLEY ICYBALL The Cheapest Kerosene Operated REFRIGERATOR On the Market $69.50 JOE MASU San Antonio Street FOR number of reconditioned and refinished ice-boxes, all from $3.00 to $6.50. See them at the ice Power it Light Company. VACATION TRIPS, Picnics and Outings call for "Utility Jugs" for storing foods and liquids.

Joe Masur sells them. Leader's Talk: Is Christianity Unique? The Religion of Louis Mohle. The Story of the Smith. Randle, Jr. Sentence Prayers.

Bible Drill Closing G. Randle Benediction. HAIR CUT 35c; shave Office Barber Shop. 5-23p WANTED: Student passengers daily to and from San Marcos this Cheatham. Lockhart Baptist Church, were held at the grave.

Flowers covered the nt Sunda in the home of mound beneath which he sleeps. her Kister Mrs Jack Barber The pall bearers were J. P. Card- Mis.ion.ry Society Meets well. J.

I. Card well, M. C. Kelly, W. Mrs Joe Luark was leader for the H.

McCarty, Abner A. Ross. Leonard devotional program last Tuesday evening when the Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Gene Gillis. After the business session and the program.

Mrs. Gilis served On Mav 10th, the Rogers Ranch refreshments to the ladies of the Home Demonstration Club met at Methodist church, the home of Mrs. K. Bodeman. T.

A. Meeting Those present were: Mesdames The Parent-Teacher Association Kurt Bodeman, Gus Bodeman. P. E. met for its last time Thursday af- Boesel.

O. Holter. Kurt Ohlendorf. ternoon at the school auditorium. Max Ohlendorf.

A. H. Schuelke, after a most successful year. Mrs. Miss Irma Ohlendorf, Miss Ellie Shanklin.

president, had each chair- Ohlendorf. man S' her annual report and The next meeting will be with each was splendid. Miss Leta Bennett, home, demonstra- Mrs Mehner of Luling installed tion agent, at the, home of Mrs. Gus the officers for 1935-36 in a most Bodeman, on May 30th. Visrtors al- impressive way.

Dainty corsages ways welcome. were presented to each old and new officer by Miss Myers. A social LAWN MOWERS and weed cutters hou was enjoyed during which ice at Storey's. 5-23 cream and cake were served by making these activities of equal importance to athletics which have been so much stressed while the cultural has been neglected. Entertaining and conducting competitions for 2000 entrants in the festival.

President Kraushaar declared, was no small task and he paid due honor to Mr. Willmann who was chairman of the Festival. He said the college was much impressed and pleased with the improvement this year over the Festival of last year, especially in the glee clubs which save a most creditable showing." Lockhart generally appreciates ber. Sec J. L.

Chrisman at new Post office building. ANYTHING you want in Enamcl- warc, galvanized ware and aluminum ware can be gotten tit the right price from Joe Masur. FOR base lamps complete, all Sl.29.~- Texas Power and Light Company. FOR used ceiling Power Light Co. LAWN MOWERS sharpened Mon day at Oscar Secligcr Hdw.

Store ior Swearingcn Furniture Co. Ma- Lockhart generally appreciates mountcd on lrU Wray this visit of the band from our Strawberrie: tor PRESERVING The fruit Is excellent, the crop Is and thf near IU end. The price low cnouch to you. Leave NOW with Valley Fruit Stain San Antonio Street The officers for 1935-36 are: President. Mrs.

Jack Barber I Vice-President. Mrs. Woods Shanklin. Secretary. Mrs.

Fred Gilis. Treasurer. Miss Mary Manning Historian. Mrs. Read Morgan MARTINDALE neighboring town.

Seguin. and will extend them a cordial welcome when they come again, as they promised they would. WANTED: Student passengers daily to and from San Marcos this Cheatham. YOU CAN'T AFFORD to work with a worn-out Cultivator Come and get you a new Moline or Ca Hardware Company THEY GO tackle and rifles and ammunition. You can get what you want at Joe Masur's.

FOR SALE--Registered Duroc Jersey bred gilts and Bruno Petrosky. ltp BEAUTIFUL are the floor coverings and rugs at Joe Masur's. See them if you are buying this season FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECE Tomato Full Pack Standard NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids, addressed to the Hon. Walter W. Cardwell.

County Judge of Caldwell Coumy. will bo received by the Commissioner WHAT PRICE do you want to pay for a lawn mower" Prices and qual- itv to suit Masur Iona Salad Dressing Rice ODERN refrigeration has left the city limits 1 behind. Once unavailable to rural homes, its usefulness is now extended to all by the Superfex Oil-Burning Refrigerator, which works anywhere! Just by burning two or three cents' worth of kerosene per connections, motors, drains or moving brings modern, complete, year-around refrigeration. Silently guarding your food and your health, it puts on end to food spoilage, and saves time, energy, cash I Superfex comes in three sizes, all sturdily built of sheet steel, with ivory-gray Perfectolac exterior and genuine porcelain enamel-lined food com- artment. Chromium plated hardware; large, self- itching door.

Ail models keep food fresh and pure, cold and clean; freeze 32 large ice cubes at a time. SWEARINGEN Furniture Hardware Co. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Gunn of Alfred spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Deviney. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Petty of School Land spent the week-end with Mr J. Crunk. Miss Elizabeth Mauldin of San Antonio spent the week-end with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs B. W. Mauldin. Mr. and Mrs.

F. P. Johnson returned Sunday from a visit with their Lawrence, in Amarillo Bridge Club Mrs. Kenneth Wise entertained with six tables of bridge at her home last Friday afternoon. Baccalaureate Service The Baaccalaureate Service for the Martindale School will be held at the Baptist Church Sunday morn ing at 11 o'clock.

Rev. C. E. Moore of Lockhart will deliver the sermon Commencement Exercises The Commencement exercises for the High School will be held at the High School Auditorium Friday eve ning, May 31. Rev.

Posey of Austin will deliver the address. Teachers Re-elected The members of. the faculty reelected were: Mr. Ross Poteet, principal; Mrs. F.W.

Slaughter, Miss Anna Belle Gilmer, Miss Kathryn Wooten, Miss Edith Jaynes, Miss Agnes McWhortcr, and Mr. R. Springfield was elected to fill the vacancy in the superintendent's position. Misses Frances Crook and Bernice Williamson were re-elected as teachers in the Mexican school. The teacher for the negro school was also re-elected.

CARD OF THANKS I take this means of thanking my neighbors and friends for their general kindness and donations when we lost our house and contents by fire. Words can not express our gratitude. Kincst Dressei) and Family Gofortii Community STOP THAT ITCHING If you are bothered by the itching, Court at'of Athletes Foot. Ectcma, Itch or the office of the County Judge tin- I Ringworm Corner Drug store will 1 1 til 10:00 A.M. June 8.

1935 then sell you a jar of Black Hawk Omt- publicly opened and read for on a guarantee Price 50c and contractor to furnish certain equip- 7-25c merit and bituminous material, the Mild and Co flee 8 O'Clock lb. I7cl 13c county to funu-ih all labor and other material. for the construction of bituminous surface treatment on roads designated by the Commissioners Conn in Caldwell County. Alternate bid-, will be received for the contractor to furnish all equipment, materials, labor and necessary incidentals thereto. The follownii: minimum wages will prevail, rommon labor, twenty cents per hour? truck drivers, thirty five cents per hour: foreman, sixty cents per hour: skilled labor, sixty cents per hour.

A certified check in the amount of of the total bid shall accompany each-bid as a guarantee that' the successful bidder will promptly enter into a contract with Caldwell County for the construction of the project. Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of the County Judge in the Court House at Lockhart. Texas. 6-8 --o 666 Liquid Salve Checks MALARIA in 3 COLDS flrat day Tonic k. Laxative Prince Albert or Velvet Tobacco ioc Bull Durham Tobacco Six Pkgs Mirrors Resilvered WORK GUARANTEED Sec Clint Morcland Lettuce, firm head oc CUCUMBERS, 2 Lbs 5c SQUASH, 2 lbs 5c LEMONS, doz.

10c APPLES. Dor 15c Cheeii pn -iiiJ Brooi Each Soap IV 1. ROW BINDERS. Sec the Harris at our Hardware Company. iiiiiiiiiMiiiMMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimtii SIMPLE.

WATSON II11MMIMIII llllltlltllll lllllll THE HEFMO RAT OK BOB SKILES Will Play a Special Dance At bland 8VNDAV, JUNE Sponsored by UHLAND S0CLU. CLUP Priceis 40c and 10c Here's an ICE CREA Special Saturday and Sunday PER Brick William Powell in of Midnight" ajjain a sophisticated, debonair rolo, liat of a luilliunt New York attorney. i)pp6: ite wawell and they me a distinctive team Hi the myxtery istory by the late Arthur Sommuih Roche. 'Star Qt Midnight" ploys the" Baker Theatre Saturday night at 11:15 und Sunday and Monday, with a burgain matinee Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Your Choice Vanilla Strawberry Lockhart Creamer.