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THE ALTO HERALD, ALTO, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 11. 1960
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FOREST
Jessie Dial
Mrs. Annie Laurie Newman
and children of Gariand, spent
last week-end with their par-
ents and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. McCullough.
Mr. and Mrs. Aivis Campbell
and children of Lufkin, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Campbell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richard-
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son of Houston, spent the week-
end with his mother. Mrs. R. P
Richardson.
Mrs. Mamie Lee Carter and
granddaughter, Rhonda Donnita
Carter and Mrs. Elizabeth Wal-
lace of Aito, were guests of the
tatter's son, F r a x i e r Waitace
and family, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Durham
spent last week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Biit Baliew in Boerne.
They were accompanied home
by their daughter, Lorraine who
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Leading Causes of Death at A!) Ages
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DtSEASES OF
HEART
& CtRCULATtON
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United States—1958
Disease* of the Heart and Blood
Venet* tauso more than % of
a)) death* in the United State*.
PUBUSHED HY ^AMUMCAN HEART ASSOCtATION
OH'OCXTS
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CUDWOS);
OF HVEt!
894,100 252,320 93,090 57,430 26,670 ]S,490
taftrt A«o</ob!a figure! from The Nofiona) O^'ce of Vitof Sfotiific!
NO 1 HEALTH ENEMY in the United States today is diseases
of the heart and circuiation, responsible for 54.3 per cent of ai)
deaths, or more than ai) other causes combined. The Heart Fund
—supporting nationwide programs of research, education and
community service—is your No. 1 defense against heart disease.
Give generousty when a Heart Fund volunteer caiis at your
home on Heart Sunday, February 28.
has been visiting there the past
month.
R. S. Hadaway was a business
visitor in Pasadena Friday.
Mrs. Lee Edmiston and chil-
dren of Fort Worth, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Arnoid.
Mrs. R. A. James spent sev-
eral days last week with her
son, S- S. James and family in
Waco.
Mrs. R. S- Hadaway, Judy and
Robert, were visitors in White-
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M. G. W!!!!ams
GROCERY and
TEXACO SERVICE STATION
One And A Hatf Mites South A!to On Highway
These Specials Good For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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SUGAR
IMPERIAL
5 LBS. 39
C
Sw?ft*s Honey Cup
MELL0R!NE
KORN MSI BACON
*GaI.
Crustene or Mrs. Tucker's
SHORTENING
Scotts
IOMIHSSUE
Lb.
3 Lbs.
2 For
39c
29c
49c
25c
FLOUR
FLOUR
Yukon's Best
25 Lb. Sack
Rodkey's Best
10 Lbs.
Maryland Club Instant
COFFEE
Neuhoff
P!CN!C HAMS
Lb.
$179
89c
89c
29c
AOMMAIMN COFFEE
LB. 5&
Fore Quarter
SAUSAGE
4 Lbs.
FORE QUARTER ROAST
ORANGES
Chevrolet
BATTERIES
LETTUCE
5 Lb. Bag
35c
six vot $9.95
Head 15C
BANKER OLEO
LB.
15c
LARD
Armours
3 Lb. Carton
39c
Morten's
SALAD DRESSING
Qt.
39c
LARD
Tiptop
8 Lb. Bucket
100
MERRY MILLER
Canned Biscuits 2 can:
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
house Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaston of
Lufkin, spent the week-end with
his mother, Mrs Reba Gaston.
Mrs. E. R. Dew and Mrs.
Verda Sf^aton were business
visitors in Lufkin Monday.
Mrs. E W. Chapman and chil-
dren of Weiis, spent Sunday with
her parents^ Mr. and Mrs. Maxie
Hester.
BARSOLA
Mrs. Cari Chandier
Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Starting of
Lufkin, visited the L. E. and Al-
bert Latham famiiies Sunday
afternoon.
Olan Wade of Cushing, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Cari Chandier,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goff and
Don, visited the Wiilis Patton
famiiy of Ennis last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wiliiams
visited Mrs. W. F. Oiiver Mon-
day.
Roy Spears and son of Center
visited here Sunday. They aiso
visited in the Eimer Durham
home in Aito.
Mi-, and Mrs. Bi!l Cartright of
Rusk, visited the J. H. Tobias
family Saturday. Mrs. Cartright
remained for a ionger visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charies Harri-
son and famity. visited the D. W.
Carniine famity Sunday after-
noon.
Barbara Arnoid visited Dixie
Seymour in Weiis Friday night.
Mrs. James Bates and Mrs. C.R.
Fiowers attended the Pink and
Blue Shower in the C. Harrison
home Friday night, honoring Mrs.
Rose Goff.
WELLS
R. S. Wade
Mr. and Mrs. Biiiy J. Cutshaw
and children and Mrs. Wiiiie May
Cutshaw of Houston, spent the
week-end here in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Shumaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dowiing of
Aito, were visitors here Sunday.
J. B. Stokes, Jr., of A. & M.
Coitege spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Stokes, Sr.. and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen and
ehiifiren oi AuJtin, were here the
past week visiting in the home of
Mr. Allen's sister Mrs. Rayford
Ruby, en route to Oak Ridge,
^ Tenn., where they wiil make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burroughs
spent the week-end in Houston,
visiting their daughter and grand-
daughter.
Joe Doss of Port Arthur, spent
the past week-end here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Biiiy Doss.
Rev. Biiiy Thomas, Pastor of
F a i v e y Memorial Methodist
Church, is sporting a new Chevro-
let Station Wagon.
Mrs. Jewei Ester Parrot of
Nacogdoches, visited her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Faivey,
Sunday.
The sick of our little town are
reported to be a littie better at
this report.
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PCH THE Pi.B8
OH STOMACH UPSET
without interrupting steep or work]
When constipation sours your
gtomach, you fee] !"^y, ! , i,v.
Taken at bedtime, H!ack-l*rauKht*
js "timrd" to relieve constipation
nrst thine in morning—without
harsh griping or urgencv! This
amazing "overnight" laxative helps
^Loniach too. Then
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pure vrcftah!^ h< rbn. H'orr'nuh
but gentle. Get Ulaek-i^raught.
*7n FoMder or Granulated /ortn . and noti'
In new, ccty-fo-faA-c .oj.
) When constipation sours
) young digestions, get
Syrup of Black-Draught. Tastes honry-sweet!
CHILDREN:
SPECIAL SALE
I Need the Space You Need the Goods
New Goods not Junk
$5.25 Rain Coats $4.50
#7.25 Rain Suits - - - $6.00
^7.75 Coats $5.50
$3.98 Comforts $3.50
$3.49 hrenie Shoes $3.25
$3.75 Pennie Loafers for women - - $3.50
$3.49 Men s Overalls $2.75
$4.75 Rubber Boots $4.25
$4.98 Old Man Oxford $3.98
One Percolator, 10 Cup Size $7.50
Good House Paint, Gal. $2.95
All Work Boots and Shoes 10% Off
Come In and See, We May Have
What You Want
This Sale Good For Feb. 11 to 20
DON'T MISS IT
J R. LOONEYSHOE SHOP
AND ARMY STORE
ALTO, TEXAS
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Honormg
FEB. 7-13,1960
Thomas A. Edison
The Electric I try pauses this
week to pay tri,. to the man who
helped open the doors to the future
through the invention of the Hrst prac-
tical incandescent lamp. Thomas Alva
Edison can truly be called one of
American history's greatest single
contributors.
The men an J women of the Efecfncaf /nJvsffy
As we salute Mr. Edison and his
work, we also honor the hundreds
of thousands of people who carry
on his ideals and enthusiasm ...
the men and women who have dedi-
cated their careers to the Electric
Industry.
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