The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 48, No. 29, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 21, 1955 Page: 6
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By Loulso Day
Phones
Day 5S53S Night 5278S
Mrs Lloyd Taliaferro and small
daughter Stefan Elaine of Denton
are spending this week visiting in
the homo of Mrs Taliaferros parents
Mr artd Mrs I H Turney
Mrs W R Humphreys local nu
sic teacher is attending the Turvis
Smith Master class of Piano technique
at the Conservatory of Music
In Amarillo
Mr and Mrs Sam Caraway enjoyed
having all of their children
grandchildren Mr Caraways four
sisters and some nieces and nephews
for picnic dinner with them last
Saturday Among those present were
their cliildren Mr and Mrs Eddie
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Caraway and girls Jcane and Sharon
of Palmdale California Mr
and Mrs Carl Caraway of Redondo
Beach California Mr and Mrs Palmer
Norton and children David and
Nelda of Hereford and Mr and
Mrs Ray Caraway dnd family of
Tulia Mr Caraways sister Mrs
D M Julian and Mrs Will Evans
of Plainview Mrs George Love of
Tulia and Mr and Mrs Reginald
Thomas and son of Glenrosc and
others About 42 were present
Mr and Mrs Clarence J Bauer
and sons Don and Vance returned
last week from a four weeks trip
which covered 6250 miles and took
them through nine states Some
points of interest on the trip were
Estes Park Grand Tetens Yellowstone
Park Grand Coulee Dam deep
sea fishing at Depce Bay Crater
Lake and Salt Lake City Among
friends which the Bauers visited
were Mr and Mrs John Moore and
family of Fort Morgan Colorado
Mr and Mrs Laurence Bourlandand
family of McMinnville Oregon and
Mr and Mrs F H Bourland of
THANKS F OL
We the Tulia Jaycees would like io take
this means of saying THANK YOU for the
many purchases and donations at our booths
Thursday Friday nights and Saturday We
feel that your money was well spent and we
will be paying it out again in the near future
to make Swisher County a still better place
to live
Don Crocker pres
Tulia Jaycees
Ted Sponholtz Carnival Chairman
Sam Powell Grab Bag Chairman
George Jennings Jr Popcorn Chairman
K G Vaughn Dunking Board Chairman
And 20 Other Hard Working Tulia Jaycees
Mrs J D Yates Rt 1 Tulia drew the Watch
Martha Dunahou drew the Bathroom Set
Al Wilkins drew the Bed Spread
MEET AT NOLTES THURSDAYS AT NOON
Newburg Oregon On tho return
rip they wore guests in the home of
Mr and Mrs R H McNitt of Mos
ca Colorado Tho Bouriands Moores
and McNitts arc all formerly of
Tulia and send their greetings to
their many friends hero The Bauer
family particularly enjoyed being in
Oregon at the time tho Bouriands
were harvesting their bountiful
strawberry crop Laurence has done
very well this year as well as two
previous years with his berries
and this year was received into the
Five Ton Club an honor which is
obtained only by growers who harvest
five tons or more of berries
per acre
Leon R Drake owner of the Drake
Pony Farm of Gentry Arkansas
is in Tulia for a few weeks visiting
in the home of his mother Mrs Hattie
M Drake and as usual ho is
back at his old job of cleaning rugs
and upholstery while in Tulia
Diane and David Woods of Mona
hans have returned to their home
after a three weeks visit in the home
of their aunt and uncle Mr and
Mrs Donald Crocker
Recent visitors in the John Cul
wcll home were Mrs Eugene Mote
and Ronald Lynn Mr and Mrs
Felix Mote Mr and Mrs Dallas
Culwell Fay Thcron Randy and
Sandy Mr and Mrs Jim Littlefield
Frances and Kit Mr and Mrs
Howard Priest Lindsey and Larry
Mr and Mrs W R Moore Mr
and Mrs Leroy Roberts Princess
and Deltah Mr and Mrs Billy Ray
Webb and baby Corky Berry James
Anderson Mr and Mrs Charles
Kiker and Nancy and J C Ship
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Mrs C H Poff of Happy was
shopping in Tulia one day last week
A number of tho children of the
late Judge and Mrs W B Hale
held a family reunion and picnic
dinner Sunday at the Bun Hale
home in Tulia Those present were
Mr and Mrs James T Hale Mr
and Mrs Carl L Hale Sr Mr and
Mrs Bun Hale and Mr and Mrs
Conway Porter and daughter Mary
Constance and Shirley of Ciovis Mr
and Mrs Carl L Hale Jr J T
Richard and Caroline Mr and Mrs
Mac Hale and Mickey Mr and Mrs
G A Mahler and daughters Diane
and Janet of Panhandle Mr and
Mrs Jack Banks and two sons of
Lubbock Mrs Alice Davis and Mrs
Kathleen Brady
Mr and Mrs Bob Speer and son
David of Abilene spent the weekend
wit hhis parents Mr and Mrs
Elmo Speer
THE TULIA Swtshor County HERAID
Mrs Hattle M Drake and grandson
David Gene Dr kc returned
homo last Thursday from Reno
Nevada after Visiting her daughter
and soninlaw Mr andMrs J D
Funnel They were away from homo
three weeks
Wesley Anderson of Phoenix Arizona
visited his grandmother Mrs
A M Anderson last week Other
relatives visiting Mrs Anderson and
to see their nephew were Mr and
Mrs Porter Anderson Mr and Mrs
Marccllo Anderson of Tulia Mr
and Mrs Meivyn Anderson and Mr
and Mrs Grady Thornton of Amarillo
and Elwyn Anderson of Plain
view Mr and Mrs Reginald Thomas
and Wcldon of Glen Rose friends
of many years also visited with Mrs
A M Anderson lastweek
Mrs Juanlta Hanglin of Fontana
California is in Tulia visiting her
mother Mrs Maud Rush and attend
ed the Swisher County picnic Oth
or visitors in the home of Mrs Maud
Rush are her daughter in law and
grand daughter Mrs Eugene Rush
and Sherrylynn also of Fontana
California
Mr and Mrs A C Julch of Amarillo
came home for tho picnic and
were greeting friends
Among the old settlers who returned
for the picnic celebration and
visit with friends of long ago were
Mr and Mrs Henry Hastings of
Hereford Mr and Mrs Edgar Brit
ton and daughter of Amarillo and
Dr Roy Barnes also of Amarillo
Mrs E D Cochran spent last
week in Fort Morgan Colorado
visiting a nephew
Mrs Erma Cox of El Paso is in
Tulia visiting her mother Mrs P R
Raymond
Mr and Mrs D T Mayo were
in Tulia last Saturday visiting with
their many friends They live in
Floydada where ho has an automobile
agency
Mr and Mrs H M Tucker of 1023
N Manhattan Amarillo were visit
ing her mother Mr and Mrs Mon
roe Armontrout and Mr and Mrs
George Tucker his parent
Mr and Mrs H C Jordan of
Ft Worth are in Tulia attending to
farming interests and attended the
Swisher county picnic
Mr and Mrs Floyd Willis and
family of Fritch are visiting Mr
and Mrs Arthur Jennings
Al George Cochran of Houston
was home for the picnic visiting
in the home of Mr and Mrs E D
Cochran
Mr and Mrs Marshall Vaughn and
Jcann and Mr and Mrs Lauren
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tilled sellings overlooking
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Davies spent last Thursday in Lub Mrs Ida White and granddaughter
bock Lauren visited the Tech camWanda Spiliman are making a two
pus where he attended college weeks trip to Spokane Washington
MINOVEX
THE NEW IMPROVED VITAMIN AND MINERAL PREPARATION
INTRODUCTION
Optimal nutrition is necessary especially during periods of stress
whdn metabolic processes are accelerated since nutritional demands by
the body are likewise accelerated Although all too often regarded asa
normal physiologic process pregnancy and lactation are actually periods
of great nutritional stress During this time the nutritional strain
which pregnancy imposes on the mother may place both her anr tho
fetus in jeopardy Also it is exceedingly important to begin preparation
for the lactation period as soon as pregnancy is diagnosed since this condition
greatly increases nutritional stress
Malnutrition in surgical patients has probably always been recognized
but has not been readily overcome in the past due to a lack of methods
for improving nutrition in the seriously ill pre and post surgical patient
The nutritional problems of infants and children are quite different
from those of adults and constitutes one of the major problems of pediatric
care In feeding of older persons many of whom have the degenerative
diseases of later life many difficulties are encountered which are
not encountered in the feeding of children
THE ACTION OF MINOVEX
In designing MinoVex we have studied all tho various different
nutritional needs encountered in pregnancy lactation medical and surgical
convalescence growing children the aged and for general supplementation
of the diet and wo have done everything possible to make it
a complete balanced and all purpose diet supplement The size and
unique shape CAPSULETAB has been kept small and made easy to
swallow to obtain full patient cooperation By dividing the dosage a more
certain and complete utilization and absorption will take place This
assures better results and is much more economical in all respects Also
by merely regulating the number of tablets taken per day the physician
can readily obtain either a therapeutic response or can maintain a prophylactic
dosage an important consideration which eliminates
the need for multiple prescription writing
THE MINOVEX FORMULA
Scientifically balanced to insure maximum nutrition under all conditionsEach Three CAPSULETABS Provide
Natural Bone Phosphate 250 mg
Dicalcium Phosphate 750 mg
Anhydrous
CONCENTRATED COMPLETE J 300
mg >
Phosphorus 200 mg
BONE TEETH TISSUE Fluorine 01 mg
Magnesium 15 mg
Vitamin D 600 Units
BUILDERS Folic Acid 0067 mg
Vitamin C 375 mg
pLUS Vitamin B12 01 mg
Molybdenum 01 mg
Ferrous Sulfate Dried 65 mg
ALL THE NECESSARY Copper 15 mg
Zinc 30 mg
BLOOD MODIFIERS Cobalt ° 3 nig
Manganese 30 mg
am in C00 ° Units
Complete Hematinic
Vitamin E 01 mg
Vitamin B2 20 mg
LUb Vitamin Bl 10 mg
Vitamin B6 01 mg
THESE ALLIMPORTANT Calcium Pantothenate 12 mg
Niacinamide 15 mg
VITAMINS AND MINERALS
Iodine 015 mg
INDICATIONS FOR MINOVEX
Pregnancy and Lactation nursing period The great possibilities for
improving nutrition in pregnant women and the delivered child are reflected
in the finding of one group that observed signs of various nutritional
deficiencies mostly of the subclinical type in at least 98 of their
pregnant patients A recent investigation of the Importance of nutrition in
pregnancy included studies of 593 pregnant women on supervised diets
supplemented with vitamines and minerals showed that they fared much
better than the control group of 722 women Other s udies have confirmed
the fact that nutrition greatly influences tho incidence of toxemia
stillbirths neonatal deaths prematurity and congenital defects in pregnanciesAlthough the deficiency states of pregnancy and location are numerlous
the two or greatest Incidence are those of iron and calcium and tliej
closely related phosphorus MinoVex supplies these three essential
minerals in concenrated form and in addition supplies the proper
amount of Vitamin D to assist in the adequate utilization of the calcium
phosphorus flourine and magnesium The formula is complete and balanced
for normal fetal development and full protection of the mothers health
and mineral reserve
In a recent survey of tho diets of 514 pregnant women In Philadelphia
it was found that poor food habits and thus inadequacies in nutritional
essentials were the rule When compared to the National Research Council
nutritional requirements for pregnant women only 10 of these 514
womens diets met all the needs and could be termed good
In view of these and other revealing statistics tho physician has
learned to contribute as much as possible to the mothers nutrition by
supplementing her diet Obviously the more complete the product chosen
for this supplementation the better the mothers overall nutrition Mino
Vex leaves nothing to bo desired in this regard Following is a comparison
of the MinoVex formula with the recommended Dally Dietary Allowances
of the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Research Council
for a woman of 123 lb 56 kg body weight
DearEditor
f didnt get to come to tho picnic
so am mailing you a money order
for 250 So please keep my paper
coming That is the way I get the
news from Swisher county Will be
where tiiey will visit Mrs Whites
daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Wise
man and take a vacation trip with
the Wiseman family into Canada
and see other points of interest in
that part of the country
Mrs W F Griffin has returned
homo after several days visit in the
home of her daughter Judge and
Mrs Lewis Goodrich of Shamrock
Mr and Mrs Hubert Wilson and
daughters Linda Kay and Betty
Leo and a girl friend of Lawndale
California have been guests in the
home of his mother Mrs A M
Wilson Mrs Hubert Wilson will be
remembered as tho former Elizabeth
McFarling Other guests Sunday
in the home of Mrs A M Wilson
were two other sons and families
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson and
daughter Patricia of Dimmitt and
Mr and Mrs A M Wilson and
daughter Suzanne of Bovina Mr
and Mrs Hubert Wilson and family
left Monday morning fo rtheir home
In Califorinia
Mr and Mrs Fount Trimmer of
Maysvllle Oklahoma have been
guests in the home of Mrs Tirey
and Mr Losing they are on a vacation
trip to the west coast
Mrs Carrie Davis of Oklahoma
City Oklahoma has been a guest in
the homo of her girlhood friend
Mrs Bessie McDonald at the Wm
Todd Ranch
THURSDAY JULY 21 1955
going to tho V A hospital at Oklahoma
City soon So good luck to
everyone
Yours truly
Tillman Webb
1636 N Manhattan St
Amarillo Texas
DEAR EDITOR
Iam Mrs W B Knox of Borger
daughter of G N Caler who was
an old time resident for t good many
an old time resident for a good many
years I was quite small but now
at Borger and would like very much
to have a few copies of the Tulia
paper
I was at one of your celebrations
one time and would have loved to
have been there this year as I know
a number of people there yet but
am too old to travel alone any more
and couldnt come But I would like
very much to keep in touch with
the community so would like very
much to have your paper It was 64
years ago I was at your first celebration
Thanking you very much
Mrs W B Knox
Plains Convalescent Home
SOD Weatherly St
Borger Texas
Eva Jewel Hancock spent most of
last week in Amarillo with her aunt
Mrs Charles Dye
mK
BEANSN HAM
Pregnancy Lactation 6 MinoVex
Latter Half Nursing Period Provide
Calcium gm 15 20 06
Iron Mg 150 150 32
Vitamin A USP Units 6000 8000 12000
Thiamine Mg 15 15 20
Riboflavin Mg 25 30 40
Niacin Nicotinic Acid Mg 150 150 30
Ascorbic Acid Mg 1000 1000 75
Vitamin D USP Units 400 400 1200
Medical and Surgical Convalescence It has not been generally recognized
that subclinical vitamin deficiencies can cause profound disturbances
of the physiologic processes of the body and that these changes
vitally concern the surgeon In order that a more normal pre and postoperative
physiologic state is brought about the administration of vitamins
and minerals is often essential Study has shown that these substances
are required in specific quantities and that deficiencies of anyone
or combination of these may produce serious functional disturbances
of avitaminoses appear Hyperthyroidism biliary tract sepais pancreatic
disease and chronic diarrhea have all resulted in various vitamin de
ficlencics In order that complete and adequate nutrition can be provided
both pre and postoperatively vitamins and minerals must be administered
Such a program usually results in early ambulation more speedy
general recovery and better wound healing
The use of phophylactic doses of a balanced and complete source of
vitamins and minerals such as found in MinoVex for from five to ten
days preoperatively is sufficient to protect patients from subclinical4de
ficiencics Postoperatives dosage with MinoVex should be continued
until the patient is discharged
MinoVex In Childhood The variations between the age groups appear
to be accounted for principally by the differences between the requirements
of the growing organism and those of the fully developed one and
by their respective differences in response to nutritional deficiencies
Growing children require extra amounts of Vitamin C Calcium Phosphorus
Vitamin D Magnesium and other vitamins and minerals Since
it has been well established that no set of rules or schedule governing
feeding will satisfy all infants and children nor assure them of an adequate
intake of vitamins and minerals a complete vitaminmineral supplement
should be provided for in the daily diet This is especially true in
view of the recently revealed shortage of fluid milk in this country notj
to mention the difficulties of getting children to drink a sufficient amount
of it
itThe
The MinoVex provides all those vitamins and minerals so necessary
for building up the blood for sound bone teeth and tissue formation and
proper metabolic activity Also it supplies a replacement for those factors
lost in the urine feces and sweat
Compare the MinoVex Formula Following is a comparison of the
MinoVex formula with recommended daily dietary allowances of the
Food and Nutrition Board of the National Research Council
NAME OF VITAMIN OR MINERAL
Age of Child
Calcium Iron A Bl B2 Niacin C D
GM Mg USPMg Mg Mg Mg USP
Under 1 yr 10 6 1500 04 06 4 30 400
13 yrs 27 lb 10 7 2000 06 09 G 35 400
46 yrs 42 lb 10 8 2500 08 12 8 50 400
79 yrs 58 lb 10 10 3500 10 15 10 GO 400
1012 yrs 78 lb 12 12 4500 12 18 12 75 400
Over 12 Years
Girls
1315 yrs 108 lb 13 15 5000 13 20 13 80 400
1620 yrs 122 lb 10 15 5000 12 18 12 80 400
Boys
1315 yrs 108 lb 14 15 5000 15 20 15 90 400
1620 years lb 14 15 6000 17 25 17 100 400
MinoVex For The Aged The physician who attempts to supply these
elderly people with a balanced and protective diet usually discovers many
trivial but nonetheless upsetting factors which make his already difficult
task more difficult For example improper or lack of dentures may cause
ill health False teeth c an cause mouth ulcers so painful as to couso temporary
abandonment of the teeth and as a result older persons
with such dentures will often refuse to eat the coarser vegetables
meat and other foods containing a rich supply of necessary vitamins and
minerals Such a practice will of course in time produce a condition of
malnutrition Older persons too often become fixed in their ideas as to
what they like and do not like to eat Frequently they are food faddists
as over the years they have developed distastes for certain foods usually
those foods of outstanding nutritional value Oftentimes it is impossible
to get them to follow a good dietary regimen Under conditions such as
these and many others the need for a complete vitaminmineral supplementation
of the diet of these people is quite evident Use of the Mino
Vex for this purpose will result in unusual success anJ will eliminate much
of the need for special dietaries and the close supervision attendant to
such measure The MinoVex formula is unique for this purpose since it
supplies more than ordinary amounts of those important mineral elements
usually lacking in the diets of old people calcium phosphorus
magnesium zinc etc and provides a complete complement of all the
vitamins
MinoVex As An All Purpose Diet Supplement The MinoVex formula
is the ideal allpurpose diet supplement because of its completeness and
is indicated in any condition requiring those vitamins and minerals which
it contans
DOSAGE Usually one to two MinoVex CAPSULETABS two to four
times daily with or after meals will be sufficient depending on the
individual condition involved
MRS J J MEADOWS
Registered Nurse
423 Broadway Tulia Texas
Sales Agent
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Baggarly, Herbert Milton. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 48, No. 29, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 21, 1955, newspaper, July 21, 1955; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth46274/m1/6/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.