The Taylor Daily Press from Taylor, Texas • Page 4

St. Paul Luther League Celebrates First Year Of Renewed Activity Tues. The banquet at the B3a7.ilmar Hotel Tuesday evening marked the end of the fir year of the organized Luther League of the St Paul Lutheran Church, Sixty Kuests- attended the celebration with the H. Ziehe serving master of ceremonies. A patriotic theme was used throughout the decorations and On the Mend the centerpiece of red and white carnations was a uift from the other organizations in the church.

American flags and red candles completed the plan. The Rev. George Krueger of San Antonio, former pastor of the Taylor church, was the guest speaker talking on "Youth-the Church of Tomorrow in Training Today. He emphasized the fact that the youth as an active part of the church was essential, and that the present league was doing well in that line. E.

Johnson, chairman of the vestry of the church, brought a message of congratulations from the other organizations in the church and pledged the support of the other church groups in all undertakings of the league. Kathy Davis Is Granddaughter Of the E. M. Grimes Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Davis of San Marcos are the parents of a daughter, born Monday February 16 at a local hospital The little girl weighed seven pounds, four ounces and will be called Kathy.

Her maternal grandparents are Judge and Mrs. M. Grimes of Taylor and she is the granddaughter of Mrs. William H. Davis and he late Judiie Davis of Carrizo Springs.

Sne was also welcomed bv Kent, a sixteen month old brother. Her mother is the former Marv Ruth Grimes of Taylor. Relaxed after a few days in Miami Beach's tropical sup Babe Ruth puffs a cigar on the lav. of hi' Fionda cottage. 4 Wheel Cotton Rollers Tractor or mule drawn We build front bedders.

Culti ators. Farm and Cattle and Piekup Beds General Repair Work Satisfaction Guaranteed Sweep Sharpening Thrall Welding And Repair Shop Thrall, Texas Know Your Schools Personals YOU DESERVE THE BEST And you will get the YEKY BEST in sei vices and Companies by placing your IN Sl'UANCE business with us. FRED I.FISHER INSURANCE TELL42S The STETSON Texan Group singing accompanied by Miss Gladiola Martin at the piano completed the program of the evening. Hospital Notes New Patients A FI ink and F. Sutton of Taylor; Robert Beard of Granger; Mrs.

R. Cole of Jonah: Mrs Anton Martinka of Bartlett. Operations Mrs. R. H.

Rainwater and Harry Kovar of lor; Mrs. E. Beru- gren of Manor. H. R.

Burkhart of Austin Dismissals Mrs. Cecil Meier and daughter; Mrs. Luther Walpole and daughter. Mrs John Lindquist Mrs. R.

RandL and S. Olds of Taylor; Mrs. M. Gut! uf Georgetown; Harvev Kramer of Bartlett. Texas University Professor Talks At Tuesday Meeting Of Women Study Season on Broadway" was the topic for the talk by Gordon Minter of the Drama Department of the University of Texas at the Woman's Study Club Tuesday.

The meeting was at the home of Mrs. Russell Luhn with Mrs. Luhn, Mrs. F. E.

Holman. Miss Mary Moody, Mrs. J. Frank Smith and Mrs. Louis Prewift as joint hostesses for the meeting and luncheon.

Spring flowers were used for decorations and the dining table, ia with an imported Chined CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE NEWLYWEDS Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Roo.i.et;Ler read congratulatory telegrams in Palm Reaeh, alter their wedding in home of socialite Winston Ouest, the couple left by automobile a 10-day honeymoon which will take them hack to New York. Pastor Resigns In Bartlett Taylor Daily Press Wednesday February 18, 1948, Page 4 i BARTLETT. Feb.

13. Rev Chris. D. Poston tendered hi: lesignation. Sunday as pastor oi the Central Christian church t.

accept a pastorate in Orange. Texas Rev. and Mrs. Poston have bee? in Bartlett for the past 18 months serving both the Bartlett and Hoi land churches. They plan to leavt the first part of nest month.

COURTHOUSE RECORDS Marshall-McCleere Wedding Saturday Doyle Marshall of Jonah and Miss Johnnie McCleere of Georgetown were married at 7 30 Saturday nignt. The Rev. Horace Harrison performed the ceremony. They will be home to their friends in Georgetown where tht groom is employed by tne Lone Star Gas Company. iv Bei nice ter A Austin defeated in football 73-0 in 1923.

I Miss Hazel Hopkins of Taylor Texas is a Graduate of Taylor Hi uh School and the University of Texas where her major studies were in the fields of English and French. Miss Hopkins was appointed to the Taylor Schools in 1933. Her position is first grade teacher at the Twelfth Street School. Miss Elizabeth Krebs attended the convention of the Dancing Masters of America in Houston i over the week end. NEW AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATIONS Feb 10 14 104a Cbt-v.

Sedan -Curtis Frymire, Jarrell. 1948 Buiek Coupe Chns H. Fallow. Georgetown. 1948 Chev.

Si dan D. Black. Round Roek. 1948 Chev. Schroeder.

Tayl-ir. 1 Chev Sedan J. ernli Taylo 1948 Buick Coffield. ny-or. P.4H Chev.

Fay- krs. Tavhtr. 47 SCPE-1 Ilany R. Staufi r. Thr -SI Ply mo.

th Hall. Taylcu. 1948 Chev. Seda Braun. Gem 1948- Chev.

Westcr- man. Geo e.etown. Chev Seda; T. Thompson. Round Rock 1948 Chev Coui Motor Round Ro-'k.

1948 M. Mabry. Round Rock 1948 Bm 'k Sedauet R. Martin. M.

Geo! gi'towr. Buick Sedan- Warren Red- torri Bu: net. 1943 Ch. S. dan--I.

S. ott Rous.cl Chev Sedan- Aggies Doha Ba: tk MAHRIAGE Feb. 10-14 Bo. im.an and Nancy Jo Davis. Doyl I.e Marshall and Miss Johnnie Ell it- MeCkun Oiln L.

Hall and Miss 1 averne Ow ens. Mentford Hcsskew ei.d Corim Cox Franklin James Chaiuj a and Miss Virginia Ann Douglas. REAL ESTATE TRAN SEE US Feb. 10 14 M. ms et ux to James R.

1 2 of Outlot No. 21 in Div. A City of Georc.etown (' A Wuensche. et ux to Albert Simank out of J. Liondo Survey.

0. G. Wanke to Lee C. nmyer Lots 18. 17.

18 0 Blk. 70 of Doak's Add. City of Taylor. Frances Psencik. et al to Woffo.d—Lots 9.

10 it' Blk 68 City id Taylor Wilbert E. Nelson et ux to E. K. 2 of J. A.

Thompso i Arid. City of Taylor of same. Wesley 11 Bryant et ux to Edmund Schmidt--Part of J. J. Stubblefield and P.

Survev out of a aw 1. X. Watkins, ft ux to B. F. Lot in City of Georg: My' tie Shell Brown to Cl ick, et of Lot 2 in Blk.

3 Glasscock Add. City of Georn Italy's Emblem French Ringo to Taylor Iron Mach. Works. 9 in Blk 106 City of Taylor. Henry Moyer, et ux to Theo Meyer, et al Estate of C.

W. Meyer and Meyer deceased interests. Lutheran Wei. Soe. of Tex to Roland Peterson, et of Blk Marrow Add.

City of Georgetown W. H. Anderson et ux to Billie Hokoyd Lot 5 in Blk 8 Va.nee Add. City of Taylor. G.

Rose et ux to Joe F. Me i No. 4. 5. 6 in Blk F.

Robe tson Bland Add. Citv of Tav- lor. J. W. Robbins et ux to A.

J. Fauaht et 3 of a Lot in City of Georgetown. Charley Lewis, by Sheriff to La acres out of W. J. Survey.

Joe Tschoerrer et ux to W. N. Pr et acres out of E- Davis League. Joe Vitek, et al to H. B.

Fox 7.x 15 acres out ef r.IcKinnev ic Wiiliams Survey Jeanette Schiller et at to Frank W. Sheppard. 2 acre out Broun Survey. Ernest Laidolf to Sieve Jansky- Lots 4 5 iti Blk 46 Citv of 10 YEARS AGO TODAY Taken from the files of the Taylor Daily Press February 18. 1938.

Ivon Feaster. Rita Naivar. Cleo McWhorter. and Patsy Kovar danced on the program for the Rotary Club as pupils of Mrs Ruth Wcrnli. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Holman. Calvin Lee. and Fred Jr.

left for Wichita Fails for the week en i. Mrs. James Dellinger and son. Jimmie. Of Corpus Christ i are visiting relatives in Taylor.

T. H. Johnson of Crockett was a business visitor in Taylor yesterday. Births Mr. and Mrs.

James Hairston of Taylor are the parents of a born Feb. 18 at 1:24 A. M. He weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces. Caverns Draw Crowds CARLSBAD.

M. U.R'- Visitors to the famed bad Cava nr: in 1947 set an all-time hiidi. with more than 4 C.OOi) persons seeing the caves. 1 ho month August, a hi 7.0O0 perso; sa a he caverns. Here is the new national emblem or the Italian Republic.

Selected Lem 900 designs submitted by Italian artists, it will rei ee emblem of the House en Savoy, The olive branch side ol the reath represents peace; the oak leaf side, strength; He industrial wheel, work; and the I star, ubiitl) ot tile republic. ford traime PROTESTS IIIfiH FOOD Ruth Berbes. of Chicago, a long time admirer of the late Mohandas Gandhi, holds a photo of Gandhi amid her week's supply of food. She has been on a diet of two glasses of milk and live slices of bread since Thursday. Feb.

12. The 22-year-old housewife is protesting the high cost of food. telephoto.i head for the Fcrd sign when your Ford needs serv ice. Our mechanics ere Fard- trcined specialists. They save you end money.

They're better when real. That's beccuse they're made rig to fit rigf end last longer, like the parts built into your ford. centered with a ac! oli. Tulips and us xi the rccep- lincn cloth, bow 1 of rod daffodils were tion rooms. Mr.

Minter. who yv Miss Hopkins, spoke interestingly of the host in riiama this seasons shows on Ltoadw was introduced WAN rs INC OMl TAX ES i i Miss Vi bn li Hems. Westport. nn. manufacturer, ing b.

fore the Eos An- alifomia. Rotiry Club, ihn- -l berate- ly" well Sop Withholding eri! inn me tras her pio a I Eel ems ill the ah the i nr ore a-, a i an unci of inn i NE A lenln.io.i committee were Johns, K. Charles Steele. Mesdames McConchie J. J.

and Granger Business Meets Monday GRANGER. Feb. 13. Mrs, Hazel Hammock entertained the Granger Business Womens Club Monday night in a regular meeting. A beautiful patriotic scheme of red.

white and blue were used and also hand made tallies signifying the birthdays of Lincoln and Wash- was carried out on the 1 mg table. A lovely plate was ser- ved buffet candy games, Mrs. R. A. Marek presided at the meeting in the absence of the presi- Miss Gross.

Prizes for high score in bridge was bv Mrs. Jewel Ford, and by R. A. Marek in Mrs. Lonnie Hill will be hostess for the March meeting at her country style, and salted nuts were served during the home.

ware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly rause it goes right to the seat or tne trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid io soothe and heal raw, tender, Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitif For Upholstering And Woodwork Call Taylor Upholstering Woodwork East Oak Street -szi: FACTO Cur Ford service methods ere the result of years of planning by engineers. They're planned to keep your car purring at lowesf service cost. Tiie better way's the ecsy way when you have the right tools.

Another why our genuine Ford Service means real savings! dressed right for going places when you wear a Stetson Texan. Just try iron and you agree that no finer hat on side of the Mississippi. The tapered crown and smartly rolled brim make you look and feel like a million. Drop in and try on a Texan. MORE PEOPLE WFAR STETSON HATS THAN ANY OTHER BRAND.

aW.JKarseCo. Store THE CHIEF Truman expresses approval of his latest portrait in Washington. Commissioned by the Democratic Women of Dallas County, it was painted by Onestus rzzeli. left, well-known New York artist. Official ceremonies and unveiling will Jake place in Dallas sNE telephoto 406 Talbot Street Taylor, Texas ri.