The Talco Times (Talco, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, April 12, 1940 Page: 4 of 8
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Ulfi’ti
to serve on the school board, re-
placing Johij Hargrove ' ’ *1
A. V. McElroy had been re-naas-
ed Mayor of Telco. He rece^E*
142 of the 202 votes cast 'in .HM,
election. • «.►*. ....
i,' O. E. Jones transacted bi
in Paris Monday. , .
ft Talc© has had trdublfe drith
burning afterhe add hi* em-
l; had turned 4t*loff.' It even
he nightwatchman worried
the light come on hours af-
i store had been Honed. Mr!
■had argued with ‘dMployees
here must be softie mistake
the light being turned off, but
re sure that it was never left
en closing the store.
, Mr. Bonds hash cat that
hi so faithful in cbtching rats
Qif ktore that he^eels' like
part of the fixtures and he
to without it. Consequently
; is a second boss around the
Mr. Bonds keeps a-'stock of
inder the light previously
and that plays a part- includ-
es t, for the light being turn-
11. R. Kelley made a busine
to Maud on Thursday.
FOR RENT—Two 4-room houses,
conveniently located; water fur-
nished. Dick . Rodgers, at Talco
Bank, w,*.-,- , • fto-c
R. R. Kelley made a bt
trip to Paris* on Monday.
HEAVY blackiand corn and prairie
hay for sale. Jess Gifford, at silo,
two miles' east Deport on Jno. G.
Wright farm. tf-c
* Herb Brown of Greenville,
ed friends in Talco Friday.
Miss Era Pierce transacted
ness in Loi
FREE—We will give absolutely free
a copy of the Special School and Oil
Edition with each yearly subscrip-
tion to The Talco Times.
that the Talco field would have
days of free flowing without pi
Saturday.
afford made i
i oh' Tuesday
ration. 1 V.
Three lumber supply houses hgg
moved to Talco that week. Thfy
were equipped to supply heavy
timbers for oil field rigs.
A news reel of the new Talce qil
field was being shown that week.
Scenes were activity in town afld
out in the field.
Business houses were adding tp
their fixtures and some were en-
larging their stores to care for the
increased business.
Mrs. W. H
iness trip to
FOR RENT Cheap—Cornett’s cab-
ins, located between Church of
Christ and Baptist church, includ-
ing store building and five cabins.
$10.00 per month. Undesirable peo-
ple need not apply. See J. W. Cor-
nett. 9-c
morning Mr. Bonds walked
ftd pulled the string, ex tin-
the light, then walked back
stove where his cat was
; on a chair, and watched
mat to turn the light on. The
nediately jumped from his
kl leaped upon the stack of
mbbed the airing with his
d on came the light. The
n jumped down, crawled
p in his chair and started
. Mr. Bonds again stepped
sack end cut the light out
jumped up, and with a very
lit at his master, again turn-
light on. So, Jdr. Bonds
his feed from under the
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O. R. Mfdlin made a bu
trip to Mt. Pleasant on Wedm
J. R. Westbrook of Deport,
ed his son, Kenneth, here Thu
IN AND ABOUT YOUR HOME
you probably have a variety of ar-
ticles such as: Furniture, garden
tools, ice box, baby carriage, music-
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ot wonta t cun agost at ai/sim mia eg omiitai tin or in.ooo.
as ctmocganc aa nonet oommintimomaa mat onscott n cant cccaaiimaa or tat (Alan tot ntfiotat commit rtf. bivorincnn tint
eng itnnsmc tg tan total C*Ott mt commit an taitiHisiS coanaut mi la rat ntenoa of a atm its ion aortiai coins catisn
cosnat two m um mint to ot icmto m aomoi ot mn tan noiatt mi toitn ousttu-to u oioicarto affiant t mo.
N. G. Watts of Naples, mi
business trip to Talco on Me
al instruments, electrical appliances,
and numerous other odds and ends.
We know that there is a market for
these things and offer to turn them
into cash.
Rev. J. W. Harper made a ti
Dallas Monday On church bus
WHOLE MILK
BUYING BEGUN
IN THIS AREA
CCC OBSERVES SEVENTH
ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY
day at the Bogata CCC camp. Num-
erous visitors were present during
the week and commented on ex-
tensive improvements which have
been made in camp buildings an0
equipment.
About thirty members attended
the Friday meeting of the Soil Con-...
servation Association which includ-
ed a dinner and address by Pat
Beadle on aims and accomplish-
ments of the Soil Conservation
Service.
Mrs.' John Hargrove v
friendg; in Mt. Pleasant on J
First Baptist Church
Despite inclement weather, cere-
monies in connection with’seventh
anniversary of the Civilian Con-
servation Corps were observed Fri-
Hefhian McElroy transacted
iness in Mt. Pleasant on We
day. \
J. W. HARPER, Pastor
Program for Sunday, April 14.
9:45 a. m., Sunday school—Mel-
vin Blackburn, superintendent. All
classes studying John, 8th chapter.
11:00 a. m.—Preaching by pastor.
7:00 p. m., Baptist Training
Course—H. R. Turner, director.
8:00 p. m.—Preaching by pastor.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the
f.' C. Hancock of Rugby, had a
Sect yight to give hie faithful
ga honorable burial, if Mr.
ds will pay an extra light bill
move a stack of feed'for a cat.
Operation of a milk route thru-
a heretofore untouched section of
Red River county was begun Tues-
day when the operator, J. H. Arm-
strong, picked up 80 pounds of
milk. Wednesday the amount readi-
ed 160 pounds and is expected <o
become a full truck load in a short
time.
The route, as it was begun, in-
cludes a 43 mile loop through the
Lone Star and McCoy sections and
a 10 mile loop which goes down
Highway 271 to a point south of
Johatown. This route was survey-*
ed in advance '6f the beginning of"'1
whole milk buying aad <d$ soon-as-
fanners get production plans under- !
i way is due to yield a large quantity
- of milk. ' *** ........... "
‘ '* mm‘'
' & Suim^r^^this,nrac-
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Dunagar
ited friends in Gladewater on
day. |
DAMAGE
►MATOES IS
GHT SLIGHT
SAVE NOW
Marvin Sandle of Salem, 111.,
the past week with his fami
T»ks$. .
Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Lindsej
ited friends in Clarksville on
nesday.
iperal tomato beds in this
were damaged by the week
rain and Wind which shredded
ts and exposed > plants tp the
iig rain. Moat beds which ware
egted -Wy iwwf hfebyt 'abeets
mood the wind. Growers «ould
estimate damage fcruiT meet of
b expected plant* to. survive
ImSer only delayed growth.
kmUy. those who had beds ex-,
d were b^sy getting rid*' sheets
'restoring ^u|e cover which pro-
kl plants from col#- Sunday’s
"temperatures caused no £arti-
r damage and warmer weather
"soon is Expected to give’ the
U « boost
ith the exception a£ last week
tomatoeSj. have had iefeaf wea-
I ami have made good progress.
l short tijgjie the transfer from
It frames to fields will be made
(actual production of the crop
(begin Most farmers have pre-
. Buster Lockard made a
trip to Clarksville on
! High and T. C. Little
It* Pleasant on business
IW* tice w.ll conl1mi^p^yp|ion
ity is sufficient to justify' estalmhraent
of a-coqlirig Station or processing
ur plant ProdutftioipAf 30,000 #>0,-
x). 000 pounds «r imflt would make
oy possible a processing plant for Bo-
iajb gets. Minimum necessary for a
I pooling station hgjf not been dis-
F*? You May Save 50 Cents by Taking
Advantage of Oyr Clubbing Offer
“111 fares the land to hastening
dooms the pray,
Where' wealth accumulates and
men decay.”
The finer things of life are the
spiritual things. The gre$lfst pow-
ers in the world are spiritual pow-
ers. Everyone is invited to come
and help us in the work we are try-
ing to do for God and humanity in
this town of ours. Come.
I their land and are' keeping
up with their truck growing
E. X* Brown Candidate
for Justice of Peace
Dallas Semi-Weekly
Farm News
Tho lftrico Times is authorized to
announce E. Y. Brqwn as a candi-
date for the office' of Justice of the
Peace, Precinct 3.‘ . r ,
Mr. Brown states that in an-
nouncing for the office he fully
realizes the responsibilities of -the
office and after careful consider-
ation, feels that he is qualified to
fill them acceptably. ,
He has lived in Talco all of hie
life and is well acquainted with
the precinct. This is the first time
Mr. Brown has run for a public of-
fice. He will appreciate your vote
and influence.
(Political Adv.)
TO THE VOTERS OP THE
7«TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
I wish to announce my with-
drawal as a candidate for District
Judge. I have accepted a position
which I consider a promotion for
Me -Jit my profession as a lawyer,
and! have resigned the office of Dis-
trict Judge. I express ,my sincere
appreciation for the pfftpy . kind
things- that have been done lfor me,
atad wish’ for every one' 6( you all
the happiness this life affords. "
Respectfully,
R. T. WILKINSON JR.
Auto injuries Fatal
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Calvary Baptist Church
Sunday school- at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching service at 11:00 a. m.
BTU at 6:46 p. m.
Preaching service at 2:46 p. m.
. We had a great day Sunday, with
11$ in Sunday- school arid 116 in
BTU. Two large crowds for preach-
The Ta!co Tfites, * < t* *
Talco, Texas.
Gentleipeti: Ericloaed find $1.50 for which sand me The Times and Semi'
Weekly Farm News for One Year.
[Howard and Mary Wyatt
d) were united in marriage
office Of Justide J. W. Ed-
Monday night The ceremony
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Hardin, Paul. The Talco Times (Talco, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, April 12, 1940, newspaper, April 12, 1940; Talco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth911098/m1/4/?q=%22Places%2b-%2bUnited%2bStates%2b-%2bTexas%2b-%2bTitus%2bCounty%22: accessed June 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.