Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 7, 1938 Page: 5 of 10
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Echoes of St. Ludmila’s Aca my
STAFF
JUNIORS
Editor-in-chief ....Peter Janak
Ass’t Editor ....Dan Rosenauer
Associate Editor Otto Strauss
Sports Editors Dan Rosenauer
Irene Klos
Jokes Editor Vlasta Michalec
Faculty Advisor Sr. M. Francis
SUNNY RESOLUTION
Some girls are always set-
ting their teeth, squaring their
shoulders, and standing up to
trouble with grim resolution.
There are some experiences,
of course, that have to be met
that way, but if you can face
your troubles with a smile,
your victory is far more cer-
tain. Grim resolution is less
effectual, after all, than tthe
sunny sort.
SCHOOL LIFE
A great many students have
an idea that the great thing
in school life is an accumula-
plain, yet they are satisfying
and will convey the import-
ant idea. They will be printed
at the Gazette office.
tion of important facts. But
a few books of reference on
your library shelves will give to the set? The lLbrary* wilt be
A CARD OF THANKS
The St. Ludmila’s Academy
wishes to express their sin-
cere thanks to ‘‘The Knights
of ,Columbus” of Yoakum
Council 1582 for the two vo-
lumes of “Our Catholic Heri-
tage in Texas” by Paul J. Foik
President of St. Edwards Uni-
versity at Austin and Charles
E. Castaneda, Professor of
Spanish at the State Univer-
sity.
The student body appre-
ciates the donation and hopes
that each student will make
it his business to read at least
a part of them.
The first volume contains
the History of the “Finding
of Texas” from 1519 to 1693
while the second contains,
“The History of the Winning
of Texas,” from 1693 to 1731.
There will be seven volumes
you all the facts you need.
School should help you to
receiving the others as they
came off the press. It is a
use your brains, to weigh! great asset to our collection,
evidence, to develop sound! Thank you
judgment, to think for your-'
self. If you are not getting
that, you are not getting
much that is worth while.
LITTLE TESTS OF
CHARACTER
The little things of life,
are continually putting char-
acter to the test. The girl or
boy who cheats in school is
dishonest. The girl or boy
who gets out of doing their
full share at home is a shirk.
It is not necessary to await
great occasions to know our-
selves ; the little things are
all the time testing us.
STOP—LOOK^—LISTEN
The St. Ludmila’s Senior
Class will present the comedy
“The Eagle Screams," in the
City Auditorium April 21, at
7:45 p. m.
You will be thrilled at the
patriotism Jerry Trent shows
toward America and the plans
she has to improve the con-
“ GUESS WHO”
Answer to last “Guess
Who” was Vlasta Michalec.
She is a girl of the teens
and always full of pep. She
always gets in everybody’s
way and does the wrong
thing at the right time. She
can fiddle the Fidclle. Stince
her neighbors call her Joe
Louis she wants to be called
Ma Schmelling. Be sure and
tune in on April 7 at 9:00 p.
m. to hear another fight of
them. She is about 5 ft. 8 in.
with her shoes on and 5 feet
5 in. without her shoes. She
has a small face with two
cat eyes and brunette hair.
Her lips are in the form of
Jean Autry’s. She wears her
hair like Loretta Young think
ing, some day she might meet
her.
oZee buite We ts* .....................
“kidding.” We are proud of |Syamken and daughter Alma
it already now. (and Alfred Syamken and fam-
ily Saturday.
“SHINER TOWN”
The Sith graders have final
dition of Bolton, a city which | ly decided to let out the sec-
is ruled by Spot North, an! ret that they have hidden for
unscrupulous business manag- three months. We are build-
er. His only wish is to get ing “Shiner Town,” a unique
money for himself instead of
helping the poor class of
people.
You will have plenty of
laughs at Mrs. Doakes, who
is a fat woman, in her late
thirties, whose business is to
collect money for societies, of
which she is the head.
All the other characters
are likewise interesting and
comical. Come and enjoy a
pleasant evening in fun.
—NEWS FLASH—
The Sienior Class is happy
to announce that they have
already chosen tneir invita-
tions. The invitations are
project-something that never
was seen in this locality. One
reason why it took us so long
is because we couldn’t truck
up the material fast enough
and besides it took about six
weeks for the foundations to
dry. Another reason why it
took so long, is that we had
so many hands, and therefore
progress was slow. Most of
our carpenters were good, but
poorly experienced. When we
shall finish, we will all sit cn
the roofs and have no way of
getting down.
Now do not disappoint us
for the “Open House.’ Be on
the place to see your own
SOCIAL GATHERING
The third grade pupils wel-
comed the members to their
room Thursday at one o’clock.
After the business of the meet
ing was finished they pre-
sented an instructive English
play called “A Fantasy of
Words.” This was followed
by “Playing Ball,” a song
rendered by primer and first
grade pupils. Ellen Miller and
Elenor.a Velek each then tola
a story. Wilbert Roznovsky,
Jimmy Stach, Victor Strauss
and Emil James Wesselsky
dramatized “The Billy Goats
Gruff.’ Frankie Baros, Ernest
Janik and Evelyn Werner
each related a story. The
fourth grade girls recited
Waiting to Grow” and the
fourth grade boys recited
"Slcare Crow”. Franklin Bili-,
mek read “Mr. Nobody.” 1
Johnnie Kasper. j
Max Miller.
—JOKES—
1. The Underdog.
Gertrude: “Where have
you been?”
Aminda: Swimming with
Edith. “But Edith can’t swim.
Gertrude: No? Then she
sure can stay under long.
2. Solo or Duet.
Joe Eileen; Where is your
brother, Mary Lee?
Mary Lee: He’s in the
house playing a duet. I finish
ed first.
3. Vlasta: What was the
most you ever weighed?
Irene: “99 pounds.”
Vlasta: And what was the
least you ever weighed?
Irene: “4 3-4 pounds.”
4. Pete: Hello-Hello-Hello!
This is Pete-Pete and Pete.
Otto, Oh, yes! Good morn-
ing-good morning and good
morning! This is Otto.
— FREE —
SHOW in Shiner all week.
Friday Night Amateur Night
BLAIR’S NO. 7
Elwood Marburger and wife
have moved to the new Wald-
rep rent cottage on the cem-
etery drive.
J. L. Mikulik and wife,
Miss Lorene Koerner and
Mrs. W. R. McComas of San
Antonio visited relatives over
last week end.
Mrs. Willie Kotzebue of
San Antonio was the guest of
Mrs. Edmund Herder last
week end.
G. W. Eschenburg
Funeral Service
Ambulance
Service
C.B* HXHelbausen & (Do.
The Quality Store—Phone No. 1
MEN’S WEAR FOR SPRING
Men’s clothing in new sport
backs and regular backs,
colors light greys to darker
greys, in checks mixtures, etc
fabrics are the newest.
SUITS— $16>'00and up
Straw HATS in most any-
thing thats new, snap brims,
ventilated styles, yachts, water
proof finish etc.
$1.00 to $2.00
Men’s SHOES, in black, grey,
and white, new toes, and com-
fy lasts, greys, incombination
effects, whites, ventilated
styles, etc.
PAIR—
$3.00
and up
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Darilek
and son and Jos. Muras spent
Sunday in Houston.
We have just received a fresh
supply of C. C. Mite Killer and
urge you to try it at our risk.
Take home the required amount
for your henhouse. Spray it
thoroughly full strength. Your
money back if it doesn’t keep
the building free from mites and
blue bugs for one year. Bring I
your can with you
TEMPLE LUMBER CO.
LET US CULL
YOUR FLOCK
Proper culling is good poultry
profit insurance. It enables you
to build up a laying flock of your
best producers. It saves you feed
and maintenance cost of unprofit-
able hens.
Let us help you make the most
money from your poultry with
our experienced culling service.
You will find our moderate
charge a profitable investment.
Culling appointments are now
being made with local poultry
raisers. See us or telephone for
a date that will be convenient for
you.
Just received a new sele ction of SHIRTS and TIES
blues, greys, whites, mixtures, woven madress etc’
ties are equally in a large assortment.
SHIRTS $1.00 to $1.95
TIES SOc to $1.00
Friday and Saturday Specials
2 lb. pkg. Seedless RAISINS......................................15c
3 cans small June Pearl PEAS, 3 cans for............26c
HY-PRO for bleaching cloth and removing stains
1 pint......................................................................... gc
TOMATO CATSUP, 12 oz. bottle ............................10c
(TASTY) the summer drink, all flavors, enough to
make 2 gallons...................................................... iqc
Brown’s Sunshine Krispy CRACKERS, 1 1-2 lbs.....23c
Saxet Soda CRACKERS 2 lbs. .................................... i9c
SHINER HATCHERY AND
POULTRY FARM
Phone 57 Shiner, Texas
W. L. Henkhaus
GET
DO YOU KNOW. —THAT
JOE MURAS SELLS INCOME
FOR LIFE FOR HUSBAND
AND WIFE. SEE HIM TO-
DAY.
EXTERMO The only spray
that kills ants on contact. Highly
perfumed and ruinous to roaches,
flies or fleas. Shiner Drug Co.
Gulf Spray
GULF SERVICE STATION
J. J. BARTA
PHONE 12
| Friday and Saturday Specials 1
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P Campbell’s PORK & BEANS, 2 cans........................15c ||
| Brown’s Soda CRAjCKERS, 2 Bn pkg...........................19C |
!| Libby’s Fancy Sliced PINEAPPLE, 30 oz. can........22c I
| Libby’s SAUER KRAUT, 28 oz. can..........................nc |
| Apple RINGS, 15 1-2 oz. can ................... lBc |
| Van Camp’s CATSUP, 14 oz. bottle.................... 13c |
| Beverly Brand POTTED MEAT, 3 1-4 oz. can............3c I
| Ratliff’s TAMALES, 17 oz. can ..............,.....................13c §
4 Faker’s ’COCOA, 8 oz. can ........................................ 8c 1
$
| Star Grocery Co. |
AFTER the first of April RO
YAL China Script will be given
only with CASH purchases Shi-
ner Drug Co.
Florence
mg _____
• Console tdil Range •
Five Wickless Kerosene Burn-
ers and Built-In Oven.
Modern in style, big roomy
oven, rock wool insulation,
finger tip control, strong
rigid mantel with handy
Warming shelf and back
guard. v SiliH
SHINER HD WE. CO.
THIS MAKE
GREATER PROFIT
With Garbade's
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HATCHERY AMD BREEDING FARM
FLATONIA, TEXAS
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Our quality, our service, and our
prices will satisfy you.
I’D LOVE TOiOWN A LITTLE (HOUSE
By Isabelle J. Schultze
I’d love to own a little house,
To rake the leaves and make the fire.
A place where I may lie my head
When comes the night and I should tire.
And in the springtime plant the seeds
And watch the growth of all my flowers,
To spray the lawn and dig the weeds.
A place for shelter when it showers.
I’d love to own a little house,
A nice clean stove and kitchen sink.
With bright petunias on thefsill
And pretty, fluffy curtains,fpink.
I’d love to sew and cook and greet
My loving ones when they come home.
I’d call that perfect happiness,
Inside the house I’d call my own.
Gafbade Lumber Co,
For Quality and Service
PHONE 31
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Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 7, 1938, newspaper, April 7, 1938; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1142040/m1/5/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Shiner Public Library.