The Graham Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 36, Ed. 1 Monday, April 11, 1966 Page: 3 of 8
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Kiwanis Club Seeks Names
Vietnam Area Service Men
Henry Schlittler
Sells Angus Bull
WE APPRECIATE
YOUR BUSINESS
MrS. John Jobe left Sunday
for Lubbock to attend a funeral
today, Monday, of her nephew.
Salt Creek Philosopher Has
A Strong Answer to The People
Who’ve Been Saying He's Lazy
Miss Janice Gragg of Den-
ver, Colorado visited her par-
ents during the Easter holi-
days.
The Family of
Mrs. T.F. Harmon
Mr. Jackson bought this Bull
to use on a group of half Angus
and half Brahmor heifers. Mr.
Jackson states this calf which'
is 3/4 Angus and 1/4 Brahmor
does awfully well in the feed
lot.
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the list: To have been honored
by the election of this young
man from among so’many gives
evidence of the leadership held,
both b) the Graham Ke. ( lub,
and by Lt. Gov. Elect Gregg
Dies.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Wright
of Artesia, New Mexico visit-
ed his mother, Mrs. Jess Wright
and his sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Sutherland and
children during the Easter holi-
day weekend.
PERSONALS
Mrs. J. D Orr had as her
guests during the weekend her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Morton and two
daughters of Denton.
Further plans and activities
I have been undertaken by the
Graham Kiwanis Club in pre-
paration for the annual Youth
Fund White Elephant Sale, re-
ports President, George Hodge.'
A building has been obtained
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glover
and son. Bob, and Horace Glo-
ver, all of Dallas, were Easter
Sunday guests in the home, of
e Mrs. A L Glover and Mr. and
Mrs. G.A. Howard.
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GLASS MOTOR COMPANY
626 Fourth Street
Yours faithfully,
J,A,
This dear loving savior is call-
ing us
To come, take up our cross and
follow him,
Oh wandering child trust and
believe
He bore the Cross of Calvary.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Norwood
and baby of Austin were Easter
holiday guests of her mother,
Mrs. B. F. Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Allman >
of Dallas were Easter holiday
guests of her mother, Mrs. John '
When Jesus our savior, died in
agony "9
To set the sinner free upon the
Cross of Calvary,
He died of a broken heart
That we might live eternally
And gave his life to ransom
you and me
He cried, "Oh Father, Please
forgive them,
Upon that Cross of Calvary.
Mr. and Mrs. James Guinn
and two children of Arlington
were Easter holiday guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N.D. Stovall and Mr. and Mrs.
R.A. Guinn.
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Sinclair Service
WE GIVE GOLD BOND
STAMPS
PHONE LI 9-9005
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GRAHAM
Markley News
By MBS DAvs HADDERTON
Marion’s Grocery & Markel
THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN-
CRUSHED ICE
iy Community
b School, 3:30,
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HONORED—Former Aldermon Louis
Pitcock, Sr , left ond former Mayor
E. S Grohom, Jr.. right, were present-
ed plaques as a token of appreciation
for their service on the City Council
l-HClub meet-
< tponed from
week because
Ida, s and agent
cast W ard 4-11
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The Kiwanis clb accepted
with regret the resignation of
Bret Triplett and congratulated
him upon his advanceren ir
his new job in Archer city.
He has served in many ways
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For
State Representative
District 86
Young, Archer, Clay, Jack, Montague.
And Throckmorton Counties.
(Paid Pol Adv By Charles Finnell)
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Upon the rugged mountain side,
Our Savior trudged slowly along
Who was surrounded by an angry
mob
And crowded by the throng.
He patiently bore the cross
To die for you and me
And paid the ransom price
Upon that cross of Calvary.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express
our appreciation for the ex-
pressions of sympathy, love,
prayers, food, and floral of-
ferings in the loss of our loved
one.
Henry Schlittler, owner of
the- Lazy S Angus Ranch at
Graham, reports the sale of a
Registered Angus Bull to M.H.
Jackson of Jacksboro.
Mrs. Vivian Jones and son,
Randall of Dallas spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Morton.
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for this All City affair, and
"White Elephant" Chairman,
Joe Byars reports the sale will
be held April 29-30. All Gra-
hamites having good used cloth-
books, etc. to donate, fan share
in this project by calling L19-
2389 for pick-up. Also they may
discover something of value for
themselves at the Sale on April
29 and 30.
Reception Committee Chair-
man, Paul Reedy . introduced
guests, Ed Steele, DouglasReb-
ertson, Keith Clark, and two
Ke) Club members, Gregg Dies
and Don Edwards. Former Ki-
wanis Sweetheart, Ruthie Devin
also was a guest.
Families of Viet-Nam vet-
erans expected to be in the
city, or families of servicemen
bound for Viet Nam, are re-
quested to contact George F.
Hodge,.president of the Kiwanis
Club of Graham, advising him
of the young men’s names and
dates that they will be at home.
The Kiwanis president may be
reached at 1372 Hillcrest Dr.;
his telephon number is LI-9-
0872.
“Each week members of the
armed forces leave our com-
munities, knowing that they are
headed for military duty in Viet
Nam. Each week veterans of
the fighting are returning, some
released, some on leave, some
on new assignments, and sumo
to hospitals. Who are these
men? What is on their minds?
Do they doubt that anyonecares
that they, at the prime of their
lives, risked death in the ser-
vice of their nation ’ We pro
pose to prove to them and to
the community that people do
care," the Kiwanis club presi-
dent said in outlining the pur-
pose of the "We Care" pro-
gram.
Mrs. G. D Harris
Markley, Texas
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am 4-H Adult
gents Office,
High School age, is “Serve
.with Integrity". An outstand-
l ing work is being done by these
The soil chemist also re-
High School
hew home, 7:-
The Kiwanis Club of Gra-
ham is asking the help of the
Graham Leader and Reporter in
obtaining the names of service-
men who will be in town fol-
lowing service in Viet Nam or
men bound for that Asiatic
Theatre of war.
Goerge F. Hodge, president
Recognition was made ra- .
gar ding the selection of Gregg
Dies as Lieutenant Governor j
Elect -of Key Clubs in this ;
Division. This is an honor "to
our city, and to the Kiwanis
Club as sponsoring body. The
theme of the Key Clubs, an
organization of young men of
Editor’s note: The saltcreek
Philosopher on his Johnson
grass farm on Salt Creek seems
to be trying to defend himself,
his letter this week indicates.
It’s a job we’d never under-
take.
Dear editar:
From time to time some
people around Graham have im-
plied, implied thunder, have
come right out and said that
I’m lazy.
“Ole J.A., whoever he is,
must be the laziest man in
:—this part of Texas," J heard
one man tell another in town
one day while he was looking
over a copy of the Graham
Reporter. “You ever heard of
anybody as far behind in his
work as he seems to be?”
I now wish to state that some
people just don’t know the dif-
ference between an economist
and a bum.
According to a front-page
article 1 read in a copy of a
newspaper last night, the lead-
ing economists of this coun-
try have advised President
Johnson to ask big business to
slow down and even postpone
some plant expansion, in order
. to head off mnatlon. They have
studied the economic index and
the cost of living and spiral-
ing prices and decided that too
fast expansion at this time would
be inflationary, and many in-
dustrialists have agreed.
Mr. and Mr s. F rank Cox spent
Sunday aftern ooa with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Arroyo. ■
George Hoffman was visiting
his grandson, Ronnie Hibbs, in ।
Wichita Falls Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Under-
wood spent Sunday in Wichita
Falls with their children. Mr -
and Mrs. Robert Langford and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Underwood. They also visited
her brother, J.A. Newman.
We wish a speedy recovery to
Grant Bashline, who is in the
Hamilton hospital in Olney for
surgery.
since coming into the Kiwanis
work.
Tommy Wright, Chairman of
Kiwanis Education and Atten-
dance Committee, introduced
Frank Crutchfield to the Ki-
wanis Club,- and preceeded to
induct him into full member-
ship. He was welcomed by
George Hodge, President and
appointed to serve on the Re-
ception Committee. ,
Program Chairman Vice-
during a ceremony held Thursday
mcrning. Mayor Roy Dies, Jr., center,
made the presentation — Reporter
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DEEPEST
UNDERSTANDING
Mrs. Sandra Estess and
daughter of Dallas were Easter
holiday guests of their parents
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Boyd Street.
Wet fields slowed soil test-
ing in eastern and southern
sections of Texas during Jan-
uary and February but totals
for the state were good. Exten-
sion Soil Chemist C. D Welch
at Texas A&M University, said
farmers and ranchers sent
6,462 soil samples to the five
reporting soil testing labs dur-
ing the two-months.
The five laboratories are lo-
cated at College Station, Lub-
bock, Seymour, Nacogdoches
and Wharton. The Lubbock fa-
cility located at the South Plains
Research and Extension Center
was the most active during the
two months, handling 3,652
samples. Welch said the high
five counties from the stand-
point of samples submitted for
testing were Hale, Floyd,
Swisher, Castro and Lubbock.
Welch also noted that many
counties in central and eas-
tern sections conducted inten-
sive soil testing campaigns last
fall and were responsible for
a lesser number of samples
from these counties this win-
ter.
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Graham Thursday on business.
Mrs. Frank Cox and Mrs.
Darwin Starnes visited Thurs-
day in Buffalo Springs with
Mrs. Johnnie Treadwell.
| Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Pa-
trick of Burkburnett visited Sat-
tn - — - • . . . , urday afternoon with Pack Cox.
tilizer were purchased during | AlsO‘visiting was Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cox.
AUTMORIZED DEALER 6 CHRYSLER
VAY MOTORS CORPORATION
■president Bill Rogers present-
ed Wayne Roark, who told of
the submarine Force, its rec-
ord, history, and development,
and of some of his experiences
as a submariner during World
War li; The Submarine Vet-
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ing, tools, appliances, toys, , clubs, and Graham s high on
Our Thought for the Week--
You cannot do. a kindness too
soon because you never know
how soon it will be to late.
We send our love and sym-
pathy to the family of Mrs. Tom
Harmon of Loving who passed
away Friday.
Mrs. J.W. Burt of Graham
was in Markiej Tuesday-to keep
the store while her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pierce
were in Jacksboro on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Dodson
and boys were in Wichita Falls
Saturday night visiting their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dod-
son and Cindy.
Mr. and Mrs. C.W Norris
of Carbon spent last week with
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Davis H adder ton and family.
Morris Burt of Graham visit-
ed his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs/A.A. Pierce over the week
end.
Mr., and Mrs. Benny Hadder-
ton of Jacksboro honored his
Dad, Davis, with a birthday sup-
per Friday night at their home.
Others enjoying the occasion
were Mr, and Mrs. C. W Nor-
ris of .Carbon; Mr. and Mrs.
W. K. Doyle, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Hadderton and girls
- Jacksboro; Mr. and Mrs.
Benny Hadderton and the hon-
oree, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Had-
derton, Lanny and Di Ann.
Mrs. Lola Gardner was in
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PHONE LI 9-2121 700 OAK ST.
I am pleased to • announce
that I was years ahead of the
economists.
Some people thought the rea-
son I didn’t build a new fence
around this Johnson grass farm
was that I was too lazy, where-
as actually all the time I was
fighting inflation.
I didn’t have to wat for the
economists to tell me that
plunging into the job of put-
ting a new roof on my house
would be inflationary. In this
modern, complex world, a man
has got to know when to put
the brakes on. You’d think the
big industrialists would know
this without having to be told.
Declining to jump on my
tractor and plow up some un-
used ground isn’t laziness. It’s
anti-Inflationary. You’re not
going to catch me sending the
inflationary spiral off the top
of the chart and bringing an
economic collapse to the entire
nation.
The next time you hear some-
body say I‛m lazy, ask him to
get in touch with President
Johnson.
Wilburn Bullard
Receives Air
Force Promotion
MEKINOCK ND.-Wilburn
H. Bullard, son of Mrs. Shara
J. Bullard of 803 Tennessee
Street, Graham, has been pro-
moted to senior master ser-
geant in the U.S. Air Force.
Sergeant Bullard is a ground
radar superintendent at Grand
Forks AFB, N.D. He is a mem-,
ber of the Strategic Air Com-
mand, America’s long-range
nuclear bomber and missile
force.
The sergeant is a graduate
of Graham High School.
His wite, Inez, is the daugh-
“ter or Mt». Ruby Tillman of
Route 1, Astor, Florida.
Winfred N. Horn
Receives Promotion
U.S. FORCES, KOREA (AH-
TNC)—Winfred N. Horn, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Horn, 723 Tennessee Street,
Graham, was promoted to Ar-
my private first class March
28 in Korea where he is serv-
ing with the 38th Artillery Bri-
gade.
Horn, a launcher crewman
in Battery C, 6th Missile Bat-
talion of the brigade’s 44th Ar*
tillery, entered the Army in
July 1965 and received basic
training at Fort Polk, La. He
arrived overseas last Febru-
ary.
The 22-year-old soldier was
graduated from Graham High
School in 1961 and attendd
Texas Technological College,
Lubbock.
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Medicare The
Greatest Joke
Of This Century
“And we laughed until we hit
the pavement!"-- ,
A sample of what might hap-
pen under Socialized Medicine
is currently making the rounds.
It goes something like this:
A man, feeling the need of
medical care, went to the Medi-
cal Building for that purpose,
and upon enter ing the front door,
found himself faced with a bat-
tery of doors, each marked with
the name of an ailment such
as Appendicitis, Heart, Cancer,
etc. He felt sure his trouble
could be diagnosed as Appen-
dicitis,- so he entered the door
so marked. Upon entering he
found .himself faced with two
more doors, one marked,
“Male" and the other “Fe-
male." of course he entered
the door marked "Male,” and
found himself in another cor-
ridor where there were two
doors, one marked “Protes-
tant" and the other "Catho-
lic."
Since he was a Protestant,
he entered the proper door
, laad found humser factor two,
more doors, one marked
"White” and the other “Color-
ed." He entered the door
"White" and again was faced
with two more doors marked
"Taxpayer" and "Non-taxpay-
er. " He still owned equity in his
house and wasn’t on Govern-
ment Welfare so he went thru
the door marked "Taxpayer",
and found himself confronted
with still two more doors mark-
ed “Single" and "Married."
He had a wife at home, so
he entered the proper door and
once more there were two
doors, one marked "Repub-
lican" and the other “Demo-
crat."
He was a Republican, so he
entered the proper, door and
fell nine floors to the alley!’
—Selected
soaessess-sssssgessssss:
THE CROSS
OF CALVARY
Mrs. Davis Hadderton and
Mrs. C. W Norris were in
Graham Thursday and visited
their niece and granddaughter,
Mrs. Pat Collins and boys.
S. G. Taylor is
New Minister
" Tile Graham<‘'odgregat1on of
Jehovah’s Witnesses announce
that Mr. S. G. Taylor has been
appointed the new presiding
minister of the local congrega-
tion. Mr. Taylor has served as
presiding minister for a num-
ber of congregations in Texas
coming here from Gainesville,
Texas.
Mr. Taylor is an ordained
minister who has been associa-
ted with Jehovah’s Witnesses
for the past 42 years. He will
take Mr. J. Tylich, Jr., place
who has gone to New York
to do further Bible research
work before being sent to for-
eign fields.
Mr. Taylor is a graduate of
the Watchtower Bible School of
Gilead. His wife, Wilma, is also
a graduate and works along with
him in Bible teaching and train-
ing. ,
Mr. Taylor expressed him-
self as “gratified" with the
trend toward mre discussion
of the Bible in the home. “The
numtier of persons in the com-
munity interested in the study
of the Bible in the home is
evidence of a deepening of spir-
itual values in contrast to the
materialism of this period of
darkening world crisis," he
। said. _____________________________
First Baptist
Announcements
TUESDAY—10:00 a.m., VBS
Clinic, Elbert; 6:30 p.m., WMU
Supper with book review to fol-
low.
WEDNESDAY--4:00 p.m.,
Sr. Int. GA’s; 5:30 p.m., Youth
Choir; 6:30 p.m., Jr. I GA;
Int. I GA; Teachers Meeting,
7:30 p.m., Mid-Week Services,
8:15 p.m.. sanctuary Choir.
THURSDAY—9:30 a.m.. Vis-
itation.
SATURDAY-900 a., YWA
Breakfast—Annex, 10:00 a.m.,
R A’s.
We wish for these extension
members a blessed birthday;
Mrs. Mary L. Rowe, 900 Ten-
nessee, April 16. Mrsa J. T. Dun-
ham, 1310 Morningside, April
17.
erans of wwn, and members
of the Submarne Force are
honored this next week by the
proclamation of Submarine
Birthday Week. A fine contri-
bution is being made by this
Armed Force and congratula-
' tions are extended.
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interested in a
project should
acock or my-
r information,
inty 4-H Horse
are reminded
ne for entry
fees for this
ay is 5 p.m.
entries should
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this time,
in 11 utit
the Sears Pig
iday, April 15
Y oung County
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Groceries—Moats—Produce—Frozen Feeds
Ice Cream—Bottled Drinks--Drugs—Notions
OPEN EVERY DAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
422 N. TENNESSEE ST.
GRAHAM, TEXAS
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of the club, said that local
Kiwanians are planning to honor
as many of these men, pub-
licly, as. they can at Kiwanis
.meetings, in a new Kiwanis pro-
gram called “We Care."
DONNELL
Quality Service
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January and 100,672 tons were*
bought in February.
Welch added that reports
reaching him from the county
agents of the state continue to
point out the importancezof soil
testing as the basis for crop
and pasture improvement pro-
grams. In many instance#, he
noted that soil tests have been
responsible for changing the
ratio and amounts of plant food .
now used as contrasted with use
just a few years ago.
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program. The
r and the feed
were checked
eas would sup-
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certain im-
l as cutting of
ng small grain
-H club mem-
e to be com-
a would order
improvements
if the Easter
. Hancock will
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set out for a
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