The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1966 Page: 6 of 14
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Concrete and Bulk Cement
Cawyer
Shoes
You can buy a full size Pontiac for only $30.00
more than a Chevrolet Impala or a Ford Sedan.
News From The
Golden Age Home
Shurfine
Coffee
Shurfine
Flour
Hunt's 300 Can
Fruit Cocktail
WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL
MASONRY SAND AND CEMENT
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Vegetables
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Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ribble of
Weatherford were visitors at
the Church of Christ here Sun-
day.
Hunt's 300 Can
Tomatoes
Hi-Power 2% Can
Hot Tamales
Mrs. F. G. Wiley is visiting
this week in Hobbs, New Mexico
with her granddaughter, Mrs.
James Cullers and family.
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Mrs. E. C. Steadham of New-
castle is spending a few days
this week with her son, Paul
Steadham and family.
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BUNGER NEWS
By MISS JOYCE BEACH
Library Club
Changes Date
Of Banquet
The dae of the annual ban-
quet for the members of the
Graham High School Library
Club has been changed from
Apri 18 to Friday, April 1.
The banquet will be held in the
GHS Library.
Stan Crowley,chairman of the
menu committee, submitted the
suggested menu for the banquet
at the Monday club meeting. It
was approved.
Danna Knight, president, ap-
pointed Kathy Ramsey, Zack
Burk, Danna Knight, and Lu-
cretia Ashley to serve as mem-
bers ef the decoration commit-,
tee. Linda Rea and Danny Goss
have the program for the next
club meeting.
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Blackeye Peas
Mrs. Buel Orr was a Dallas
visitor first of this week.
Much noise is needed to back
up an un-sound argument.
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Church of God
Plans Fourth
Friday Singing
The regular fourth Friday
night singing will be at the
Church of God, 600 Pecan Stre-
et, Friday night, March 25 at
7:30.
All singers, musicians and
the public in general are urged
to attend.
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Y-Teens Conduct
Business Meeting
The Y-Teens met Tuesday
night in the high school audi-
torium for a business meeting
under the direction of Gretchen
Schultz, president. The meet-
ing was for the purpose of mak-
ing nominations for officers for
1966-67.
Incoming officers will be an-
nounced at the overnight trip
at Glen Rose in the early part
of May.
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SILLY ATWOOD is shown
being congratulated by
Haskell Easterling for be-
ing the high point indivi-
dual in the Junior 4-H
Division of the Land Judg-
ing Contest held Saturday
at Jocksboro
A large number of friends
and relatives attended funeral
services for Claude Lynn in
Graham last Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Steadham and Mrs.
Carey Creswell visited Friday
with Mrs. Bill Douglas and chil-
dren in Decatur.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Flack,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flack
and Deeanna of Odessa are vis-
iting this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Buren Lisle. Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Eisenbeck and son of Dallas
also spent the weekend in the
Lisle home.
Mrs. R. M. Rose, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Roy Rose and son of
Graham visited Sunday after-
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Beach and Joyce.
Sonny Owen attended the 4-H
Club Soil Judging Contest in
Jacksboro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Carr
of Graham and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Steadham visited Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Wiley.
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NIGHT PHONE—JOE BYARS, LI 9 2162
JERRY JOHNSON OLNEY—PHONE 564 5440
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Cathy Hallford
Installed
Honored Queen
Miss Cathy Hallford was re-
cently installed as Honored
Queen of the Needles Bethel,
Order of Jobs Daughters in the
Masonic Temple in Needles,
California.
The Hall was beautifully de-
corated in keeping with the Hon-
ored Queen’s theme and colors.
A special gift was presented to
Miss Hallford by her younger
brother, Michael, age five. It
was a gavel from her parents.
A reception and tea followed the
ceremonies.
Miss Hallford is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hallford
of Needles, and is the grand-
daughter df Mr. and Mrs. T.J.
Edwards of Graham.
Comm
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An estimated 4 million cubic
feet of stone has been lost by
the Cheops Pyramid (Egypt)
by pillaging and weathering.
Nature’s strange Alchemy:
Peat, lignite, bitnuminous and
anthracite coal, graphite and
diamonds, all contain carbon
produced by plants, many
scores of millions of years
ago.
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Suriday church services were
in charge of Bro. Calvin White,
pastor of Loving Hi-way church
of Christ with a large group
from his church in charge of
the music.
Eleven o’clock chapel ser-
vices were conducted also by
Bro. White. They have been
well attended.
It was good having Grand-
mother Brady attend the ser-
vices with her beautiful old
fashioned bonnet.
Mrs. Bucy from Monahaus
entertained the residents Sat-
urday with her lovely piano
playing.
Last weekend was quiet
around the Golden Age as the
Burgess Baby, “Jonna” was
missed. She was visiting with
her mother and daddy Ui Kan-
sas City.
The pot plants about the Gold-
en Age are taking on a new look.
The reason-Granny Naron vol-
unteered for the job of water-
mg the pot plants. Dan Wilson
the champion rubber plant
grower will set his Golden Age
rubber plants outside when dan-
ger of frost is past.
Thanks to Mrs. Murvin Rog-
ers and the Cancer Society for
bandages for 2 patients in the
home.
The Golden Age has been
made more beautiful this week
by floral arrangements from the
Dod Boling family, Red and
white carnations, 2 lovely plants
made by Dova Buchalla and a
yellow mum plant given to Mrs.
Farmer by the Eddleman sis-
ters; Sadie McAfee, Lubbock,
Mary Polly, Oklahoma and Lu-
cille Hoover from Illinois,
Also Mrs. Farmer was sur-
HASKELL EASTERLING
congratulates Kathy Pitts
of Graham for being the
high point individual in
the Land Judging Contest,
4-H Senior Division, held
at Jacksboro
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English as she is spoke: Geo.
B. Shaw used to ask guests to
pronounce the word ghoti. (gh—
f, as in cough; 0—short, as in
woman; ti--sh as in nation;
thus ghoti-fish.
PERSONALS
Mrs. A. L. Glover was in
Dallas Sunday and first of the
week visiting in the homes of
her sons, and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Glover and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Glover.
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cubes automatically!
Server right on the
and the Server slide
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tips!
Mrs. Ray Blake spent a few
days in Olney hospital last week
for a checkup. Her daughter,
Mrs. Stateham of Fort Worth,
spent the weekend with her and
returned home with her on Fri-
day and spent the weekend. Mr.
Blake went down Sunday and
brought Mra. Blake home. Oth-
er visitors in the Blake home
last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Bryan and Mr. and Mrs.
Harve Hennig both of Olney.
Visiting the Oi L. McGee's
over the weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Rex NH,KDougles
and Steven of Snyder, Glynn
McGee of San Antonio; Miss
Mary Wylie of Houston. On
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth McGee andHussellofJean.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Petty and
Jerry and Terry King attended
the Singing at Hudson Chapel
in Graham Sunday afternoon.
Calvin Petty attended open
house and a buffalo barbecue
at the B.W. King Ranch Satur-
day afternoon on Lake Graham.
Visitors in the R. L. Tiffin
home over the weekend were
Miss Virginia Tiffin, Jacks-
boro, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hearne and children, and Mr.
and Mrs, Donald Tiffin and
children, all of Graham.
Mrs. Lee Thigpen attended
services at Bethel Baptist
Church Sunday and had lunch
with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ter-
rell of Graham.
Mrs. Jack Petty received a
phone call from her daughter,
Mrs. Dick Krause of Arlington
saying their son, David, was
ill with bronical penumonia,
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. McGee
and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Nall, Dug and Steven, Miss
Mary Wylie and Glynn McGee
had supper with Mr. and Mrs.
, Kenneth McGee and Russell Sat-
urday evening.
We regret to hear of the
death of Mr. Walter Dobson,
who died recently at his home
in Jacksboro. He was a former
teacher at Loving and had many
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Jack Petty and Mrs.
L. G. Bills attended the Upper
Room Sunday School Class So-
cial at Jean Methodist Church
Thursday evening.
Food King 300 Con AA.
Pork & Beans 10 For V-
Hunt's Tomato 4 Ae
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prised by Mary Nicholas who
brought her a delicious pound
cake which she shared with all
her friends.
To all of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve
Ellis’s friends we have word
from the daughter, Hazel Knick-
erbocker of Midland that Mr.
Ellis is improving daily.
Ella Malone had as her vis-
itors this week Col. and Mrs.
Norman Burnett and Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Barnett.
Mrs. Willard Smith and Mrs.
C. C. Cope visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Woods who reside
here.
Rev. Bible served Holy Com-
munion in the room of Laura
Moffitt Tuesday.
Grandmother Mahan and Lula
Reeves have been sick this week,
and confined to their rooms.
Mrs. Reeves had as her vis-
itors the praters from Loving
and Decatur. Also Mary Dick-
son, Francis, Paula, and Neal
Logan visited.
Lura Smith has been visited
by her pastor, Rev. Stockard,
her brothers, Joe and Wooten.
Lawson Kemp had as his
guest his daughter and son-in-
law from Abilene. They made
a drive to Murray Community.
It is always good to have
Mrs. Foust, our First Baptist
Pastor’s wife come for a visit
to the Golden Age.
Visiting from nearby towns
this week were Mrs. C; B.
Williams and Mary Mone, Bry-
son, Mr. Jones, Eliasville, and
Mrs. W. Ribble , South Bend.
Mother McCombs, who was
ill one month ago, is having a
get-together with her friends
at the Golden Age Home and
sharing a large cake sent to
her by a grandson, Dr. Charles
Walker, vice-president of the
American Bankers Association
of New York.
One of our most outstanding
visitors of last week was Royce
Moore, who came In a wheel-
chair to see his mother, Mrs.
A. D. Moore. He was accom-
panied by his wife, Naomi and
Mr. Nat Price.
James Stroud, son of our 100
year old resident, has been vot-
ed the most faithful son.
Si Young has been voted the
man with the million dollar
smile. He was visited by Mr.
Jobe of Arlington this week.
Dan Podgett is the most in-
dustrious resident. Dan keeps
busy picking up pecans in sea-
son and shelling pecans at other
times.
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HOSPITAL NEWS
MEDICAL
Mr. C. E. Marchant, Mrs.
Mildred Rickels, Mrs. J. W.
Daws, Mrs. G. D. Hinson, Mrs.
R. M, Williams, Mrs. Tom
Lisle, Mr. G. B. Johnson, Mr.
Everett Tober, Mr. Estes Wad-
ley, Mr. Martin Castanera,
Norn Jordon, Mrs. W. B. Har-
rison, Tommy Hawkins.
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Tomato Juice
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Mrs. O. L. McGee and J. C.
Bridges and Russell McGee vis-
ited in Graham Thursday with
Mrs. T. J. Butler. Mrs. Brid-
ges spent,Friday night and Sat-
urday in Graham with Mrs. But-
ler and she and Mrs. H. H. Guinn
visited with Mrs. Lucy wilde.
Some stray dogs have been
killing Mr. Jack Petty’s sheep
lately and it they can be caught
doing this some of the dogs are
going to their happy hunting
grounds he said.
Mr. and Mrs. Garth Bills
and Malinda of Breckenridge
visited Sunday with their par-
ents and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, L. G. Bills.
Mrs. Ernest Williams of Gra-
ham visited one day this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
French and family.
Mrs. E. R. Senkel has been
on the sick. list but is some bet-
ter.
Federal Budget
Lays A $731 Load
On Each American
Each American has a $731
"share" of the $145 billion the
Federal government will spend
in fiscal 1967 (beginning next
July,!) through its cash bud-
get. says Tax Foundation, Inc.
The cash budget includes the
“regular" or administrative
budget. plus spending from
trust funs such as the Old-age
and Survivors' and Disability
Trust Fund, and Highway
Trust Fund.
On a state-by-state basis,
spending through the cash bud-
get in 1967, says the pesearch
organization, wilt range from
$339 per resident of Missis-
sippi to $1,408 per resident of
Delaware
These figures are found
through a Foundation formula
for distribution of thetx bur-
den.
A recent cave exploration
reached 2,485 feet deep in a
French Alps cave recently—
deepest man has ever ventured
in a natural cave.
Food King Whole 300 Con AMe
Irish Potatoes 8 For
Red Top News
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The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1966, newspaper, March 24, 1966; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1506082/m1/6/: accessed May 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.