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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips spent Monday in Austin. Andy Cave and Clyde Glimp of Lometa, were business visitors in Bur net Wednesday. Attend the P. T. A. Carnival Fri day on Courthouse lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Fuzzy Walker from Orange, Texas are visiting Burnet county relatives and friends. Aluminum and Black Stove Polish. Churchill Home. Store. Judge N. T. Stubbs of Johnson City, was a business visitor in Burnet Tues day. HOUSE FOR RENT—Wood and water free, $8.00 per month. See or phone Ernest Felps.—Stp. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Taylor and sons of Llano, visited in the W. J. Clements home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edgar and babe, Mrs. G. O. Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Edgar and children spent Sunday visiting relatives in Brownwood. Mrs. Chas. Brown and son and Mrs. Lonnie Fowler spent last week-end visiting in Corpus Christi. The P. T. A. Carnival will open its cafe booth at 4:30 Friday afternoon. Be there, Mrs. Chas, F. Mattingly and babe from El Paso, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Harrell. FOR RENT FOR CASH—My farm one mile south of Burnet.Miss Sulve. Magill.—11p. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weber and son, Buddy, of Luling visited in Burnet Inet Sunder ene RL y eee he second period English class to de cide if the class would have a club. Their decision was to organize a club. J figs Jenderson appointed Guthale fra ty bee aeerrt of good nannie goats.—G. W. Hodge, Rural Phone, Lake Victor, Texas.— 11-Hp. The Big School Carnival will be Friday night on the court house lawn, laws. Eutha Gay Allen, Kathryn Cooley, and Nancy Chamberlain were chosen. Tie also appointed a com mittee to bring ny names for the club. Robert Freeman, Reeves Jungking Jr. and Mrs. Howard Chamberlain were Burnet visitors from Austin last Saturday. The PV. T. A. Carnival Dr. IT. Q. pro gram will be held in the district court room Friday night. Be there. Mrs. Turkey Zoeller is spending the week in Boerne and San Antonio vis iting relatives. Hear the musical program in the District court room Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Snell visited in the home of Mrs. Lena Smale near Oakalla and Mr. and Mrs. Glendale ‘Hilliard near Killeen last Sunday. NOTICE.—I will let turkeys out to ‘raise on the share, to responsible people. See Santos Holland, Burnet, Texas.—Itp. Curtis Dennis of Houston, spent the past week-end here visiting his father and sister, R. B. and Miss Hattie Belle Dennis. FOR SALE—Yellow Dent Corn at 65c per bushel. See or prone 8. J. Norred, Burnet, Texas.—Itp. Miss Zoe Smale of near Oakalla, is spending the week in Burnet visiting her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Snell. FOR SALE—Baby Beef Turkeys for eating and breeding purposes. Lee Downs, 7 mile on Lampasas High way. Mrs. Jess Reed is here from Chicago where she had been visiting for some time. Her numerous friends are wel coming her back home. Washington Parlor Box Heater. Churchill Home, Store. Set. H. Clay Debo from Kelly Field spent the past week-end in this section visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Debo, use BCR vreay Cee front. She plays a clarinet in the Bull dog Band and is a lively part of that organization. For that matter, she is always in the swing of things, just as too Sen and FOR RENT—, rooms and modern throughout.—J. C. Cole.—Utp. Edsel Handler, a student in the State University, was here Saturday and Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs. Iva Hudler. FOR RENT—Furnished 6-room house.—See Mrs. Bill Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Renick were in Liberty Hill last Saturday afternoon Visiting relatives and friends. Both of them were reared in that section. TRUCK HAULING—I have a truck that will haul any and everything, no matter how heavy. See me for your hauling.—Arch Fry. (. W. Merchant of Channel View, near Houston, spent the past week-end Visiting his wife in the J. T. Clements home. FOR SALE—In eastern part of town—one-half acre good garden, 28 fruit trees, 3-room house, 12x14 garage, and other improvements. Reasonable price—See Mrs. Robert Brown,.—10-30p. Mayor and Mrs. Richey Paine of Lampasas spent last Sunday in Bur net visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dorbandt. FOR RENT A house.—R. S. Bow den.— 10-30p. Rev. M. Mar Yosop returned to his home in Temple Monday after hold ing a ten days meeting in the Presby terian Church, FOR SALE—An Electric Hot Point Stove, and a 2-Burner Hot Patties Bo Loon Main. Nancy Burleson wore a black flan nel dress, with a Seotch plaid vest, Edythe Foster wore a brown ski and green jacket sport suit, Tamra Taane Wort oemuuek ADS their little son, Fred Lee, of Austin, visited the Ernest Craddocks here last Wednesday, Mr. Ed Clark of the Fairland com munity, made the Bulletin an appre ciated visit last Saturday and while here joined our Five Years for Five Dollars Club, POSTED The Thomas pastures 4 miles west of Burnet are posted against hunting and all other kinds of trespassing. Louise Thomas, Mrs. Ed Craddock and son, Bud of Austin were here last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craddock. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Warren an nounce the marriage of their daughter Madalyn to Roy L. Schooley, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schooley. He is in U. S. Air Corp. stationed in Denver, Colorado, where the wedding took place on October 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harrison of Houston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Clyde Gardner last Sunday. Mr. Harrison is one of the University of Texas Regents. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie White made a trip to Detroit, Michigan, last week after a new Pontiac car they had pur chased through Dickens Motor Com parmment last Tuesday nigne wa.. they had a “Moonlight Picnic’. The lunches were prepared by the girls and all were spread together. Those enjoying the picnic were: *atsy mm. . Ruwla-— Patay Riges, ey Hrs. Harwood Baccus on October 28rd, 1941, a baby girl, weighing SS pounds. Her name is Helen Laveen. This is their first and they are naturally very proud of the little girl. W. H. Miller, special agent, reports there were 2,744 bales of cotton ginned in Burnet County from the crop of 1941, prior to October 18, as compared with 4,719 bales to the same date last year. Miss Mary Alice Rucker returned Sunday from a four weeks’ visit with friends in California. She reports a grand and enjoyable trip. Returning by way of Salt Lake City, Utah, she enjoyed an exceedingly pleasant time in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fealy, former citizens of Barnet. All members of Pen-Chat Club are urged to be present to hear guest speaker from State Department of Safety. Col. Garrison is sending an in teresting speaker to tell us something of the importance and necessity of fingerprinting in this modern age. The program will be at 2:30 P. M., No vember 12th, at the courthouse, with Mrs. Ernest Craddock and Mrs. Bill Chamberlain in charge. Please be in your places.—Reporter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Felps were in Austin Sunday October 26, visiting with their son Jerome. They went early enough to attend services at the well-filled University Baptist Church, where the strains from the pipe organ and the melody of a well-trained choir. Cause one to imagine himself in heaven. There were nine additions to the church. It’s worth driving to Aus tin to be permitted to attend the pa latial and inspiring churches there!
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Burnet Bulletin
Burnet, Texas, US
Thu, Oct 30, 1941
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