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TAYLOR DAILY i'ftESS. TAYLOR, TEXAS, SUNDAY 20, 1912 WITH THE MEN IN UNIFORM TAYLOR HIGH School Activities By Wanda Robertson Thrall Tigers Win I to 6 Over Granger Friday night, the Thrall High School Tigers initiated their new 19 to 6 upset over sfaff Sgt. John A. Hejl of Rout? 2, Taylor, is now with the Air Corps at Victorville, Oaif. His parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Hejl. Air Corps First Sgt. Lawrence A. Sorenson, son of Mr.

and Alfred Sorenson of Hutto, is stationed at Lemoore, calif. Sgt. Louis Nitsche of Thrall is doing clerical work in the infantry at Fort Sam Houston. Mr. and Ed are his parents.

Corp. Norbert Mundkowsky is now located at Camp Maxey, at Paris, Tex; He is in the artillery. and his mother is Mrs. Nor- Mundkowsky of this city. M.

stated that her son: First class Private C. Jones, is now in Hawaii. James has been in the service since July 1938. and up to then his home was Taylor. Cadet Eugene Arning at the pres erRJis stationed at Randolph Field.

His parents are Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Arning.

of Route 3, Taylor. Sgt. Albert E. Stabeno was last heard from August 27, and was known to be overseas. He is the Rojikof Mrs.

A. E. Stabeno, of Tav- loP Signal Corps Sgt. Robert W. Kosik of Taylor is now in the radio division at Fort McIntosh.

Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Krieg state that their son. First Class Pirate Edwin Adolph Krieg. is now overseas.

Krieg is in the Coast Artillery. For the past three years Technical Sgt. Burugess C. Stalmack has been in the service. At the preset he is with the Air Corps at Marher Field, Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stalmack of Route 2.

Taylor, are his parents. Another Taylor boy somewhere in Australia is Carl E. Reichen- whose lather if O. J. Reieh- erwack.

Carl is in the Medical Supply branch From Bartlett, Texas is Pvt. Gordon True who is now at Foster Field, Victoria, Texas. His are Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. nSDITOR'S NOTE: Our Mled-in forms from the parents of boys in the service are running low, so see to it that you let The Press know where your boy is located, and any you care to make. A bWik form appears in each Sgt. Ray Brinkmeyer has returned to Camp Hood following a feveral days visit with relatives in Taylor. Hf has just recently returned from camp in Ohio.

and Mrs. Luke have received governmental confirmation of the safe arrival overseas of their son, Eugene, who is doing civil service work for the government. Wolters Declared Golf Champion Of Tournament O. J. Wolters was declared golf champion at the local country club tournament which was only completed recently.

Mr Wolters defeated Deimer Hammock in the final championship flight. The tournament has been going on for a period of several weeks, and according to Don Smith, the chairman of the tournament committee, the competition was very strong. Also on the committee is Howard Lindell. A prize will be awarded to the winner of each flight, but to date the item has not been determined. The champion flight consolation match was win by J.

W. Armstrong, who defeated John Griffith. three to one. First Flight The first flight was won by George Bettge. one up, over Jack Titsworth.

The consolation match has not been played as yet. which will be between A. H. Miller and John Terrell. Second Flight By the score of two up.

G. D. Smedeskamp defeated K. L. Mc- Chorftie in the second flight.

Claude Patetrson won over Dan Marshall for the second consolniton award Foursome Sunday A continuation of the single tournament which has just been completed, will start Sunday, and will be known as the Low Ball Foursome Tournament. According to Mr. Smith the entrance fee for The end of another week at the president, Norman Johnson; vice red thin president, Marjorie Gilstrap; seconds brick-finds matters slightly retary Bonnie Bell Bland; tical nature designed to more advanced. urer, Rene Zizinia. and reporter.

Senior, sophomore, and freshmen George Ann Smith. Production nn the clashes organized this week follow- The Student Council plans to sell the most effective ing the example of good stamps again this year and hopes war needs friend, the junior class, which or- that students will buy plentifully ganized last week. Seniors are the them. with a meeting Green Jackets appeared with held Tuesday. David Swenson, who their newlv-elected officers Friday; incidentally had held the position president.

Sarah Ford; vice-presi- of president of his class for the dent. Vicki Johns; secretary, Juan- last three years, was elected to that ita Gondran. position again this year. Vicki I Assembly Johns is vice-president, and Doro-j E. H.

Lawhon, spoke to the iny Mae Arning is assembly Friday afternoon on the urer. The seniors are hoping to Constitution of the United States win the Cotton Boll contest to be and what it should mean to the ind to youth of America. George Ann Smith led the flag salute, and Edwina Wilke announced the programs. Billye Jean Rose played Modem" on the piano. The sextet, composed of Carolyn Gossett, Peggy Hamann, Doris Briggs, Dorothy Blomquist, Martha Jo Stephens, and Dorothy Mae Arning, sang Threw A Kiss in The Ocean." Lions.

ing the third quarter, but a stal- In the early minutes of the game, Tiger line stopped their drivel the Tigers drew first blood as the a iew yards short of a touchdown, i result of a sustained drive which During the last period, the' started on their own 20 yard line. Tigers took advantage of a re-1 Trial for extra point failed. covered fumble on 30 season, new suits, and new coach The Tigers struck again in the yard line and scored their final E. M. Doerfler with a smashing condt garter.

featuring smashing counter. Eztra point was made on line plunges by E. Dickey. Hart- a pass by Tiemann to Dkitey smashing the Granger mann, and Tiemann. Trial for extra point again failed.

The Lions a furious passing attack in this same period and crossed pay territory for their first and only score. Granger threatened again dur- Bartosh was the chief offensive threat for Granger, while E. Dickey, Hartmann, Tiemann. and Hiebel shared like honors for the Tigers. Sehroedor, Zimmermann, Peters and Schwenker starred in the Tiger line.

Gravel Truck Kills Aged Austinite AUSTIN. Sept. 10 tU.R> gravel truck today crashed into fa Canada. 87. near Austin city lin its, killing th; uged man instanth The driver of the tiuck told lice the sun was in his eyes did not sec the ped strianj The accident the, ninth fata one in Austin traffic this opened on Fridiy, Sept.

25. dose on October 9. Sophomores elect: president. Billye Jean Harkins; Margie Lee Rogers, vice-president; Martha Jo Sle- hpens, secretary, and Barbara Kirkpatrick, treasurer. The freshmen, small but sure, assembled themselves in the study hall Thursday to emerge with a notable list of officers, who are: This Week At ST.

HIGH By Geraldine Becke The Assumption Sodality reorganized for the new school year of 1942-43 on Friday afternoon. Officers elected for the Knights of the Blessed Sacrameijt were: Prefect, Daniel Ruzicka; vice-prefect. Charles Dillawn; secretary, Eugene McLaughlin, and treasurer, James Sorenson. Officers elected for the Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament were: Prefect, Geraldine Becker; vice-prefect, Marie Thonig; secretary, Carrie Jo and treasurer, Dorothy Kopecky, There will be a joini mating of FRED I. FISHER INSURANCE Phone 42S both groups every first and third the first tournament will also cover Friday of the month.

Every month this one. a social will be given with the In the championship flight boys and girls taking turns as spon- D. Hammock and W. Armstrong The bfays are now planning will meet A. A.

Zizinia and Don the first social for October. The Smith. The other two teams in first Sunday of the month will be this bracket will be O. J. Wolters General Cotnmunion Sunday, and and the Rev.

Thomas Office will be said at Church vs. John Griffith and Hunter Miles every first Firday. First Flight I Misses Mary B. Still and Fran- Teams and opponents in the ces Fullerton visited our high first flight division will be Lester achool during the week and ad- Patterson and Jack Titsworth vs. dressed the girls on becoming Dr.

E. M. Krenek and John Ter- members of the Junior Catholic rell, and the other match will be Daughters, a new organization spnn- A. H. Miller and George Bettge 1 by the Catholic Daughters of meeting Howard Lindell and Her- i America man Winters.

Home Economic have Flight bu week with For the second flight the fol- sons- assisting the Mother lowing will play: George Prewitt in canning to be used and Dan Marshall vs. J. F. Smith at dinner lhe and Smedertcamp. and bazaar- we can proudly boast McChonkie and Claude Patterson have learned how to ba'te meeting Sam Meverowitz and dresses, coats, etc.

Sain- Melvin Pfennig ot are in a Mr Smith, also chairman of wiU graded this tournament, stated that all fcy the Home Economics teacher, first round games must be played by Sunday, September 26 He further said that the public was invited to witness any of matches. Advertising Is Patriotic Advertising is patriotic when it arouses dn the heart and mind of every American the desire and determination to go all- out for Victory. Advertising is patriotic when it uses every means at its disposal to inform, inspire and spur into action. Advertising is patriotic when it helps to "sky-rocket the sale of U. S.

War Honds and Staipps. Advertising is patriotic if, while guarding the blessing of free speech, it reveals the maliciousness of that speech that is too free. Adverising is patriotic if, while guarding ihe blessing of free speech, it reveals the maliciousness of that speech that is too free. Advertising is patriotic if it helps civilian business carry on to the best of its ability and to prepare for the resumption of peacetime business as soon as Victory to ours. Advertising is patriotic if it does all it can to keep industry in a healthy condi- jn so that at the conclusion of the War, business may issue forth challenges and constructive plans for a better era for all mankind.

Taylor Daily Press Sifter Mary Joachim. The Glee Club is in full swing practicing diligently four times a week under the direction of Sister M. Rose and Sister M. Patrick Joan White appointed choir chairman for the Glee Club. The boys of St.

High entertained the Rotary Club on Thursday noon, September 17 with a skit entitled "Dr. I Cuttem and Defeat Naval Air Station Coach Dana Texas Longhorns sent the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station home with a 40 to 0 defeat, Saturday afternoon In Austin Field, Matthews, and McKay, of Longhorns led the attack, of which ail but one of the six touchdowns were made by line dri.es from inside the five yard line McKay in the third quarter shook lose from the Navy for a 52 yard touchdown run. The Sailors were led by George Frank, triple threat All-American, who on the opening kickoff ran 52 yards, to be tadiled by a swarm of Longhorns Texas used their regular offensive formation, and the Navy used the newer formation. Many passes were attempted by botti teams, but the steers showed up stronger on passing offence A few of the statistics hip as By F. A.

C'ARRADINE Friday nights football games gave Coaches Johnson and Andrews a little more information and guidance to work towards during the practice days to come. What the Dutfc coaches thought was true, proved to be so when the Belton Bengals defeated the Rogers club. From all reports the Belton club is the team the Ducks will have to defeat; that is, it will be the strongest of this district. Over Lockhart way Luling was defeated 13 to 0. with three gentlemen by the name of Anton, Schuelke, and Simons, leading the attack for Lockhart.

Little is known of these two teams this early in the season, but the fact is known that when these two teams meet, it is a battle Incidently. Lockhart is the ball club the Ducks meet next Friday night on the Duck Pond. However. out-scored by the McGregor club, the Cameron Yoe- men pushed them all over the field As far as first downs are concerned. Cameron had 9, and McGregor had only 2 The Voe- men is another team the Ganders will have to keep their eyes open for.

Following are a few of the high school final scores: Belton 24, Rogers 0 Lotfthart 13. Luling 0. McGregor fl, Cameron 0. Rockdale 0. Caldwell 0.

Rosebud 0. Temple Reserves 0. Killeen 6. Lampasas 0. Brady 13, San Saba fi.

Seguin 7, Burbank 6 Georgetown 18, Round Rock 0 Thrall 19, Granger 6. This And That Five out of seven of the Western All-Army football clubs touchdowns have been scored by "Jarrin" John Kimbrough, formerly of the Texas Aggies Two of the touchdowns he made were on 99 yard runs, on kickoffs. Although the Corpus Naval Air Station team is composed mostly of mid-western boys, the two coaches are from the Southwest Conference, and know as much about the University of Texas, as Bible does Coaching the Navy boys are Lieut. Monty Karow, from Texas A. and Lieut Gray, of the University of Texas.

follows: Texas 20 23 12 2 1 2 30 First Downs Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes Intercepted Fumbles Penalties Penalties (yards) Bartlett P. T. A. Officers In Meeting Tuesday BARTLETT, Sept 18 opening meeting of the P. T.

A. was held in the school auditorium Tiosday afternoon, with Supt. Claude R. Thompson introducing Mrs C- Holman of Taylor, ninth district president. For her subject she selected "Ae- tivities of the A.

and Work They Can Do in War Times." The nominating committee, composed of Mrs Henry Goodson, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. recil Harris and Supt Thompson, met during the social hour. Officers named were Mrs J. D.

Cowsert, president; Alfred Wacker. vice-president; Mri. Ed Adams treasurer, and Mrs. D. C.

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