The Cotulla Record (Cotulla, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, May 28, 1948 Page: 2 of 8
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FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1948
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ARTES1A WELLS
Artesia Wells Miss Lois Wynn of j
Woodward is visiting Miss Ruby Al- !
i
oerman.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Alderman vis- |
ited their daughter, Mrs. Roy Lee
Hearn in Uvalde Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuliy Martin, Ford j
s.nd Henry Tuliy of Pearsall spent the
weekend at the ranch.
Mrs. A. G. Salmon returned front
Laredo Saturday after several days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Will Burris i
Mrs. Otis Cox, food chairman of ■
H. D. C. attended the meeting in Co-
tulla at Mrs. Ehlert’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kuykendall of
Cotulla were visiting in Artesia 1
Wells Monday.
LOS ANGELES
THE COTULLA RECORD
Los Angeles—Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mohrenweiser and children of Dumas,
visited Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Richter
over the weekend.
Mrs. Lena Richter left Saturday
for an extended visit with relatives
in Central Texas.
Mrs. W. J. Fuchs returned from
Kingsville where she visited her
daughter Willie.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hammer and
Mr. and Mrs. John Brunner spent
Sunday in Natalia with Mr. and Mrs.
Vastine Brunner and family.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Gustafson made
a business trip to Austin Friday.
Mrs. Cecil Roth and Philip have re-
turned front a visit to Mrs. B. P.
Arthur in Ciystal City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Westfall and
Bayliss Ilarriss of San Antonio, Mr.
and Mrs. Eilis Burges of Seguin and
Mrs. John Kirkendall of Crystal City
were weekend guests of Mr. R. H.
Lansford and Mr. and Mrs. H. Schulz.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gebert left Mon-
day to attend the graduation exer-
cises at A anil 1 College in Kings-
ville. Their son, Kermit is a mem-
ber of the graduation class.
Mr. R. H. Lansford and Mrs. H. 1
Schulz anti Betsy spent Tuesday in j
San Antonio.
Mrs. R. H. Schulz of San Antonio
spent the weekend with her mother, 1
Mrs. Bertha Boeker.
On May 13 several ladies of this I
community honored Mrs. Albert Hat- i
tcrman with a birthday party. Those j
attending were Mesdames Klatten-
hoff, Hammer, Gebert. Lena Richter
Bertha Boeker, G. P. Richter. Edgar
Hatterman, Keath and Brunner.
GARDENDALE
Gardendale—Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Kelly and children visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nehr in
SATURDAY NIGHT
MAY 29th 8:15 p.m.
SOUTH TEXAS
HIGH SCHOOL
ALL
THESE HOT DAYS ■
Your entire Family will enjoy
eating out !
Wholesome atmosphere, good
food, and air conditioned comfort
await you at the
GREEN LANTERN CAFE_
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basis yet to be determined.
Passage of a law providing better persons
I teacher certification standards
mote strict system of certifying
as to eligibility to teach
and Even present regulations were easts
during the war, when it was extreme-
teacher tenuie. , . difficult to obtain teachers.
A mandatory minimum cumulative ly diff cu t to
STAR
COTULLA BALL PARK
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parents, Mr. and Mr:
ENCJNAL
D’Hanis Thursday.
Henry Eppinger of San Antonio is
spending several days here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Jenkins and
children visited relatives in Wood-
ward Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lucchelli and
daughter of San Antonio visited
friends here Thursday. , M). an() Mrs Gagton Maurin all(J
Grace Lann of Cotulla spent bcv- | m ^ ^ Rand„lph Rachel ol
eral days here last week visiting «, , „ , ' .. ,
: Taft weree weekend guests ot Mrs.
relatives. j s. A ,James and Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Lydia Ramsey made a business
trip to San Antonio one day last
week.
, The teachers association will also
8iU !»* also*possible the association follow up on a measure already prom-
I will push for legislation by which ised introduct.on by the joint leg,.
I schools could receive aid in providing .alive committee. It wtl be an em
! nio,e classroom space and modern, t rgency appropriation of fiom $-.
, ^ 500000 to $3,000,000 to cover pay fot
-—I-ft
I was successful during the last session this year. Gov. Beauford Jester ha,
! of the legislature in its campaign for promised to submit the subject as em-
i passage of measures which increased ergency legislation.
I equalization aid by $4,000,000 annu In addition, because the schools an
minimum salary law and had a $0 supplemental per cap.U
, j for raising the per capita apportion payment this year, but for which
Mr. and Mrs. Russel! Gewin and j with recipe of same. j ment to S55 funds will not be available foi the
son of Pearsall spent Sunday with his After adjournment home made ice j Teachers’ salaries due to the high next schooi year, the teachers asso
S. E. Gewin. I cream and cookies were served 10 ! COst 0f living are still not high ciation will seek an additional $0.-
! those present:Mesdames R. Landrum i ' .....u ,.....>M-r.f..ss:on at 000,000 for rural aid schools for
Neil Alderman, Harvey Owens, \V.
__I ally, for a
Encinal, May 25—Mrs. James Carr j
returned Monday after spending a j
few days in Cotulla the guest of Mrs
Jerry Girard.
F. Akers, Roy Adams, and Miss Neff.
! Tentative o Point
Legislative Program
James, Jr.
i Miss Margaret Coleman spent
' Thursday in Pearsall the guest of
Linda Perry of Cotulla was a guest j ^ G Saunders and Mrs. VV.
Sunday of Marilyn Taylor. j w Alverson.
Mrs. Clara Belle Brown of San , M). am, Jjmmy Pl.octor and child. j
Antonio is spending several days of 1
this week as guest of Mrs. Henry
Badour and sister.
' cost of living,
enough to make the profession at
'tractive, according to Miss Brotze. !.* 1S-4.*.
A recent survey, she said, disclosed That will be in addition to then:
that Texas is short more than 2.000 contemplated expansion of mor
qualified teachers and that replace
meats for persons leaving the schools
this year will be difficult to obtain
especially in the primary and elemen-
tary grades.
The association will seek the broad-
ening of the equalization aid provis-
schools being made eligible for rural
aid and larger payments per school
.Willett—Mrs
son Marvellous
Austin, May 25—A tentative five-
point legislative program aimed at
improving public schools will be spoil- jons 0f school laws so that all schools
sored by the Texas State Teachers can meet tbe requirements of the
Association in the next legislature, i minimum salary law.
The program was set out in a let- j Many school districts, according to
ter mailed Wednesday by the asso- ^ Biotze, need more state aid because
Iren, Janie and Jimmy 111, of Alice ciatio" t0 the 41-000 members of thejtbey cannot pay minimum teacher
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. organization. It was signed by Miss i saiary even though they are levying
Wr-tv the n-ist weekend i Emn,a Mae Biotze, president; B. B. I ^e maximum local tax rate permitt
Mr and Mrs. Vai Trail and child-I Cobb, secretary, and Charles H. Te„-jed by law.
1 ren of Hobson arrived Monday for a | n>’son> Public relations director. Texas now has no mandatory sick
The letter ca.led attention to the j ieiive law to cover teachers and oth
needs of the public school system, as ! ev school employees. Some cities, in-
seen by the teachers association, as j eluding Dallas, have regulations cov-
MILLETT
, (few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. VV. Williams and , ,
[A. Lyssy.
• pent t ic past wee. j G). an(j Mrs. s {> Williams were
n Refugio visiting Mr. and Paul Ross j (?uegts of Ml, and Ml.s. A E. Schletzq
Sunday.
S A N I T A R Y
FRYERS
Wire Raised
Inspection Invited
F resh Eggs
The Rikers
n Highway 81 at sign
DILLEY. TEXAS
Box 164
Prater. They are the proud parents
of a new baby boy whose name is
Paul Ross, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Gimble and son
Alec, of San Antonio were guests in
I the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Gimble Sunday.
Guests in the H. M. Epperson home
Sunday were Mr. W. A. Jones, and
Mr. Harry Burger of Goose Creek,
and Mr. andy Hunger of Karnes City.
Mrs. L. J. Mathews attended the
funeral of her aunt, last Thursday in
Austin.
Mrs. Bo Harr, Misses Betty Jean
Mathews and Margaret Black were
Dilley visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Zella Gant of Breckenridge,
also Mrs. Janies Holt, are visiting in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Decker.
follows: I
An extension of the equalization, or
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dohie and son rural aid Iaw> to allow a <?reater num’
W. A. Ill, of Freer spent the week- j ber of P001-1* financed schools t«
end with their aunt. Miss Mary Katy thus enabling them to pay
Withers t he minimum salary of $2,000 fov
Mix'and Mrs. J. H. Breeding and ! tellers with BA degrees, as provkl-
son, Jimmy were San Antonio visit- ed by the last legislature, and main-
ors Tuesday. tain modeln school systems.
Mrs. Maggie Spindle has spent the : Creasing the total appropriations
past week in the Mercy Hospital \ for schools receiving equalization aid.
undergoing medical treatment. We j Increasing pay for all teachers on a
are glad to report her condition is I ------------
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cling payments for sick leave. Many
school systems allow no sick leave
pay. .
School people have long advocated
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• f- er •• ' f used lets we
• em naUr.-je. The w-rld-wule
• th'rtagc i-i greeter today than
• ever 1::1 :r Please . keep
• \ and turning in your used
. kitchen fit-. P. S Yes' you
• do get paid for them . . . and
• you know how ready cash
• counts today.
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l Keep Turning in lifed Fats!
I *,t.trican (at Sabaga CcnmittM, Inc.
KILL RED ANTS!
Rid your premises of Red or Cutter Ant Reds with
DURHAM'S RED ANT BALLS
At » coat ot lesa than of per den. Easy to use. Ju*t dissolve ball* in water and pour
In dena and goodbye ants. In handy S.jf and 50< jars at your druvsrist or
GADDIS PHARMACY
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ARTESIA WELLS H. D. CLUB
STOCK SPRAYING
Attention Stockmen
I am fully equipped with a
Power Spray for spraying all
kinds of Livestock.
Call or Write
JOHN TRAMMELL, JR
Big Wells, Texas
“Learn by Doing’’, Miss Neff told
the Home Demonstration Ciub at the J j
meeting with Mrs. Otis Cox Thurs- j j
i clay, May 20th.
i All the members had a turn at the _
machine. Mrs. Neil Alderman demon- .
i strated the easiest and neatest nieth- ; S
1 od of putting in zippers. Miss Neff
. showed the Club how to cover belts jg|
i and an easy way to make belt straps, j |||
She insisted all the members do a j
! few stitches so they would be able |j|
| to do it alone.
! Button holes are sew easy with the i g||
j attachment Miss Neff had.
Mrs. Raymond Landrum, the presi- gs
j debt, gave a most thorough report of
i the T. H. D. A. District meeting at “
| Uvalde.
j The next meeting will be June 5,
1 with an all day meeting at the Club
J House. Mrs. Otis Cox, food chair-
man will be in charge. Mrs. Cox
wants all members to bring the items ,
listed in the club book and be ready j j
to make those recipe files. She has j
kindly purchased the boxes. Members ^
also are to bring a covered dish ,
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The Cotulla Record (Cotulla, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, May 28, 1948, newspaper, May 28, 1948; Cotulla, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1161463/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Alexander Memorial Library.