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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1949

Page

5

Dairy herd leaders in Austin area oct shown in report

Reuben Half Acre High Man led the Austin Dairy Herd Improvement Association for 50 cow herds in October. David Gault’s 55 cow herd averaged high butterfat and 649 pounds milk. Gene LeDoux led herds under 5 cows with 33.8 pounds butterfat and 660 pounds milk from 21 cows. Coffey notes large gains in producing heifers and cows added across the association.

David Champ) Gault Austin Austin Dairy Herd Improvement Association C. D. Coffey Buda Ab Ae Cell Mocee Ie Gene Gene LeDoux LeDoux Testing Association Coffey Association Carl Klingeman Edgar P. Smith W. G. Gresham Heep Jersey Farm David Gault R. C. Barton FE. W Smith Richard Riley Barton and Porter

Building Planned At San Marcos

A second unit in the First Methodist Church master plan was authorized at a church conference led by Rev. J. Troy Hickman. The $55,000 red tile and stucco building will replace the old educational structure and include a large auditorium a Wesley Foundation room a fellowship space and a modern kitchen with end classrooms. Heat will come from a central plant and $20,000 has already been allocated by the Statewide Methodist Student Fund. Local fundraising will cover the rest with Dr. J. G. Flowers and Jack Harper as co chairmen and a sizable committee named.

San Marcos First Methodist Church J. Troy Hickman Hickman Wesley Foundation Methodist J. G. Flowers Jack Harper Florence Kane Gene Scratchin C. C. Wade J. R Wilhelm W . Joiner Frank Arnold Henry Co. Kyle Belle Waldrip J.bovers B. D. Jones Vernon Cook H. M. Stone

Goldthwaite Sets Church Dedication

Elaborate dedication ceremonies are planned for the opening Sunday of the new First Baptist Church Building in Goldthwaite. Pastor Joseph L. Emery will lead as the cornerstone is laid at 2 30 p m, with Rev Grady W Metcalfe of Temple delivering the main message. The history of Goldthwaite Bible Church since 1890 will be sealed in the cornerstone.

Goldthwaite Baptist Church

San Marcos Teachers To Attend State Meet

San Marcos teachers including Miss Ida May Bernhard instructor at San Marcos High School will conduct a plane geometry demonstration at the Texas State Teachers Association meeting in Fort Worth on November 25. Attending are Superintendent Fred Kaderli Dr. Buford Williams campus elementary principal Eleanor Wildman Ruth Schmucker Bernice Bouldin Margaret Riley Edith Hanna Jessie Flake Margaret Young Nan Mitchell and Elnora Simmons from South Side Elementary.

San Marcos Ida May Bernhard Texas State Teachers Association Fort Worth TSTA Fred Kaderli Buford Williams Eleanor Wildman Ruth Schmucker Bernice Bouldin Margaret Riley Edith Hanna Jessie Flake Margaret Young Campus Nan Mitchell Elnora Simmons South Side

Llano Brokers Open Llano Office on Ford Street

Llano livestock brokers D. P. Smith and Son have opened an office in the Llano Building on Ford Street and are conducting their business at the new Llano location.

Llano D. P. Smith and Son

Taylor to hear program by SA orchestra December 30

The San Antonio Symphony will perform Wednesday in Taylor with tickets sold jointly by the Taylor High School Band and Wednesday Music Club. High School Band Director M. Jack Nowlin organized the effort and Mrs. Leonard Hall chairs ticket sales for the afternoon concert at the Taylor high school auditorium.

Taylor SA Orchestra San Antonio Symphony Taylor School M. Jack Nowlin Leonard Hall John M. Griffith Raymond Schroeder Ernest Swenson Leon Bohls Alex Klattenhoff Rudy Neubauer O. J. Wolters E. D. Carver Roy Davis Sydnah Simmons

Taylor Will Help Housing Project

Taylor's city commission approved steps backing the Taylor housing project with federal backing. They voted to redirect 1400 feet of tile to drain water from Oak Street to Stinky Branch, enabling a sanitary setup for the 70 unit development. They also approved purchasing a billing machine, discussed rebuilding the water works house, and initiated further studies on street sweeping and downtown loading zones.

Taylor Federal Housing Commission Oak Street Cameron Fairchild Houston Brazil

Llano Mayor and Wife Each Kill a Buck

Llano mayor Dr. H. J. Hoerster and his wife hunted separately on opening day in Llano and Mason counties. Each returned with a buck, a family tale of hunting luck across counties.

Llano H. J. Hoerster Llano County Mason County

Bastrop Trail Driver's 94th Birthday Today

LYTTON SPRINGS NOV 23 One of Texas oldest trail drivers Ashbel P. Smith aka Uncle Ash will celebrate his 94th birthday on Thanksgiving. He will discuss old times with friends and take a long walk. He lives in Bastrop with his son Willie Smith and has visited relatives in Lytton Springs. Born seven miles west of Bastrop he spent about 60 years at Cedar Creek and married in 1881. four children were born, one survives. wife died in 1941.

Lytton Springs Texas Ashbel P. Smith Ash Bastrop Willie Smith Paul Pollard H. D. Glass Cedar Creek Smith

Williamson 4-H Club Girls Award Winners

Williamson county 4-H girls receive project awards per county home demonstration agent Stella Strayhorn. Jean Sanders Liberty Hill wins Gold Star. Billie Hunt Florence, high rating, Gold Star 1947. LuWane Asher Andice leads in leadership. Evelyn Joyce Hudec Jarrell Corn Hill food prep. Mary Frances Burleson fourth year clothing. Melba Wilson Liberty Hill garden medal. Rose Marie Knapek Corn Hill safety. One hundred nine first year pins, 58 second year, 46 third year, 12 fourth year, five fifth year, two sixth year. all 15 clubs represented.

Taylor Williamsonounty Stella Strayhorn Jean Sanders Liberty Hill Jean Billie Hunt Florence Farm Bureau A&m College LuWane Asher Andice Evelyn Joyce Hudec Jarrell Corn Hill Mary Frances Burleson Melba Wilson Rose Marie Knapek

Kerrville Expands City Fire District and Parking Rules

Kerrville adds fifteen blocks to the city fire zone under a new ordinance enforcing up to 100 dollars daily penalties for violations. The mayor also reports Main Street parking shifted from angle to parallel to fit a main highway route through the business district.

Kerrville G. FE. Lehmann State Fire Insurance Commission Lehmann

Llano Announces Thanksgiving Holiday Closures

Llano will observe Thanksgiving with Thursday declared a holiday. All stores and businesses will close for the day and schools will observe Thanksgiving holidays over the weekend.

Llano

Transistor program to open Taylor civic club meet

Taylor clubs including Rotary Kiwanis Lions and Optimist will hear A Journey With Your Voice at a December 1 luncheon at Taylor Country Club. C L Carson of Southwestern Bell will present as the transistor, the latest in communications, is touted to replace the vacuum tube. Music and speech will be conveyed via space and mirror effects.

Taylor Taylor Rotary Kiwanis, Lions and Optimist Taylor Country Club C. L. Carson Southwestern Bell Telephone Company

Spaatz to Attend Kerrville CAP Anniversary Celebration

Kerrville hosts Texas Civil Air Patrol events December 6 to 8 with National CAP board meeting led by General Carl Spaatz. Schedule includes a banquet at Heart o Hills Inn, a noon barbecue, rodeo and sheep-dog exhibition, and formal inspection at Camp Mystic. Attending officers include Major General Beau and Generals Ramey McMullen Borum, with Col. D. Harold Byrd coordinating.

Kerrvile Spl Kerrville Civil Air Patrol Texas Cap CAP CAP Board Carl (Toohey) Spaatz Spaatz US Air Forces Heart O' the Hills Inn Lucas V. Beau Washington Roger Ramey Carswell AF Base Fort Worth McMullen Randolph Field San Antonio Borum Usaf Reserve Force D. Harold Byrd Dallas National Board James L. Camp Texas Camp Mystic Air Force Cap

Bartlett Thanksgiving Services Arranged by Young People

Bartlett plans Thanksgiving services led by the Young People with music and chorus numbers. Bill Welch of Houston will accompany. Carlton Foust, Bartlett High School principal, will give the principal address. Services set for 9 am at the First Baptist Church.

Bartlett Bill Welch Houston Carlton Foust First Baptist Church

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