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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1949

Page

8

Hickman to Speak at Georgetown Church Party

Georgetown event sets Friday at 6 30 p m for the J C Godbey Sunday School class annual birthday party. Key speaker will be J E Hickman chief justice of the Supreme Court of Texas at the First Methodist Church.

Georgetown First Methodist Church J. C. Godbey J. E. Hickman Supreme Court of Texas

Georgetown Utility Revenue Nears 250 000 During 1948

Georgetown reports approximately 250000 in utility revenues for the past year as it expands its water, light and sewer systems. City Manager Lee Black cites rising costs, ongoing mains expansion to serve outlying districts, and a 20 percent revenue increase from 1947 to 1948 with 100 new customers.

Georgetown Texas Lee Black Black

Burnet Adds Part Time Class at Veterans School

Burnet expands the Burnet County Vocational School for Veterans with a new part time machinist class. The regular full time class shifts to daytime hours. Joe Blackburn directs the full time class, Rex Blackburn leads the new part time group meeting three nights weekly starting Feb 10. The facility uses VA and State Board approved equipment. The count rises to two part time and three full time in Burnet and to 13 full time and two part time in the county.

Burnet Burnet County

San Saba Jaycees Set 12th Annual Rodeo Dates

San Saba Jaycees sign contract with Earl and Jack Sellers of Del Rio to present the 12th annual Jaycee rodeo in San Saba on June 16 17 and 18. Glenn Williamson highway patrolman and Jaycees director serves as rodeo committee chairman.

San Saba Spl

Williamson Singers To Meet Sunday

The Williamson County Singing Convention will be held at Jonah High School Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Chester Cocke will preside and several quartets have indicated they will be present.

Burnet Co-Op elects board for second year of operation

Burnet County Producers Association selected Marion Tumlinson Alfred Shifflet and Edgar Shelburn for three year terms. two year terms went to T. F. Cox Ellis Taylor and one year to Bob Cook Bill Jones. The group opened Feb. 15 1948 with $15 000 in stock and posted a year one net profit of $519 72.

Burnet Spl Burnet County Edgar Shelburn Elvin Judd Chicago Lenard Forrester Danevang Farmers’ Co-operative Association South E. E. Greathouse James Sawyer A&m Extension Service Ide Hahn Brady Co-operative

Hawk Nabbed Barehanded By Early Morning Stewarts

Johnson City report says a blue darter hawk was nabbed by M. C. Stewart after being awakened by the cackling of chickens. The hawk was seized by Stewart in a sudden kitchen confrontation, marking his first such capture.

Johnson City Jan M. C. Stewart Stewart

Giddings Killing Nets 99 Years

In Bastrop on January 25 1950 eleven defendants faced 21st District Court. Jurors sentenced Robert Cohen Jr to 99 years for part in the I C Nichols peach peddler death at Giddings July 4. F M McClendon earned the death sentence. William McClendon got life. Additional pleas yielded varying terms for burglary arson theft and forgery.

Bastrop 21St District Court Robert Cohen Jr I. C. Nichols Peach Peddler Giddings F. M. McClendon William McClendon Robert W. Cleary Carl L Charlie G. Cleary John H. Tate Elgin Winfred Lyons Earl L. Granger Clarence E. Parker Robin Nakanz Ernest Hardin William Edward Melburn

San Marcos Plans Complete for Boy Scout Week Rites

San Marcos outlines National Boy Scout Week events February 6 to 13 with church services at First Christian and Mexican Baptist Churches. Troop 118 to broadcast on February 5, Troop 123 to receive troop charter, and Father and Son banquet set for February 11 at First Baptist Church.

San Marcos Henry Kyle Hays- Caldwell First Christian Church A. N. Hinrichsen Mexican Baptist Church Jose S. Flores Paul Illk Addison Buckner Fred Aguirre Rotary Kiwanis Lions Clubs American Legion Gene Phillips Quet First Baptist Church Calvin Jones American Legion Hall Jack Williams Hays-Caldwell Victor Ellis Kyle Buda Dripping Springs Noble Field

Williamson Plans Pot-Luck Suppers

In Georgetown and Taylor plans were discussed for the 39th annual Boy Scout pot-luck suppers. Dates not yet set. Attendees included Williamson County Scouts chairman George Dorroh and Leander members W. E. Cravens and J. W. McBride along with Taylor and Georgetown leaders and executives from Austin.

Georgetown Taylor George Dorroh Leander Williamson County Boy Scouts W. E. Cravens J. W. McBride Ray Lindell Joe C. Barnes Frank Luksa C. S. Sanders Peter Gout Sam V. Stone

Drug Store Re-Opens At Johnson City

Johnson City January 25 Spl O Y Fawcett has opened his drug store temporarily in the N T Stubbs Building. The drug store and entire stock were destroyed by fire December 30.

Johnson City O. Y. Fawcett N. T. Stubbs

Chow Chow Mein Noodles For Quick Easy Dishes

Handiest food on your shelf. Wonderful for Chow Mein chicken a la king soups and creamed foods. La Chow Chow Mein Noodles are crisp brown and nutty flavored. Vacuum packed for crunchy freshness. Keep some on hand always.

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