The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, November 21, 1952 Page: 8 of 10
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Mr and Mrs. Vonnie Willst n
and children. Oeor.'e and Larry.
of Abilene and two other grand-
daughters, Linda and Patsy, vi- - |
iteti Sunday in the Harve Wi.'!-
son home
San Saba Peak
By MICS. DITfll SMITH
(Written For Last Week i
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TRE f:01 n'THWArrE nv«M) KAC.LK— THE MULUN ENTERPRISE- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952
Plymouth’s New Look for 1953
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Permanent
Special For
thanksgiving
R'VETTi: miss UMlLIV
GOLD WAVE
Regular $10 (Ml and
*15.00 Permanent
SPECIAL
Now Cntil Thanksgiving
$750
Let \ our Xppointnirnt In
EARLY For Your
THA \ KS(i TVING
PERMANENT.
PHONE ITS
OLA MAE’S
BEAUTY SHOP
Uest Side Of Square
Sunday November 9th-we had
one-half inch rain Which was
needed very much We hope it
won’t be so long until we get
: more rain,
Mr and Mrs. Terrel Casbeer
| returned home Wednesday.
I They visited relatives in Ser-
man and Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs Jack Hightower
of Round Rock visited their
parents Mr and Mrs Bill Huth-
! tower and Nan .last week.
Mr and Mrs Jess Ball and ?
Jimmy, Mr and Mrs, Dutch j
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ter- j
rel Casbeer attended the mulli-
gan supper at Shaw Bend Sat*,
urday night
Bill Hghtower visited in the
Dutch Smith home Sunday
night.
Mr. anrt^Wrs Dutch Smith
arc expecting a visit from their 1
<on. Johnnie, who is stationed ,
at Fort Belvair, Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Barney Laughlin
and Mr and Mrs. Dutch Smith
attended the football game at
Lometa Friday night.
P R Jordan has returned
home from a business trip to
Wltehita Falls.
The distinctive grille of the 1953 Plymouth keynotes the new
styling which rallies through from bumper to bumper. The new
models feature horizontal character lines that accentuate the ground
hugging grace of the new streamlined styling. The softly loundiii
hoed, sweeping out to the fenders, covers Plymouth's improved loo-
horsepower engine with its 7.1 to 1 compression ratio. Note also the
one-piece windshield with uniform curvature for minimum distortion
i ..r-—• —( -r-------.. ]t ,g available also in restful, heat-
Nelda Jones ef Waco Was a
visitor in Goldthwaite during
the weekend.
SPEflH
For
\i‘\l Niimliiv
KO.V T TURKEY DINNER $1.00
DRESSING Mid ALL The TRIMMINGS.
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Mill He
f losed Thanksgiving
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I)av.
THE HANGAR
On San Saba Highway.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN JACKSON
and “Control Tower” visibility,
absorbing: Solex tinted glass
New Plymouth
Goes On Display
Here This Week ‘
The 1953 Plymouth yvill be
presented to the public through-
out the United States on Thurs-
day (today, November 20, John
O Carothers of Carothers Mo-
tor Co. announced today.
Advanced engineering and
styling make the new Plymouth
more than ever before the out-
standing car of the low-priced
field.' Mr Carothers said
TTie 1953 Plymouth models
will be on display at Carothers
Motor Co..-in Goldthwaite.
The 1953 Plymouth Is the
most completely new Plymouth
to be presented to the public in
the quarter-century since the
original mode] rolled off the
mscmbly line
Plymouth Motor Corporation i
executives predict motorists will i
be delighted with the new, !
streamlined exterior, the luxur- j
ioujsly harmonizing tailored In- |
tenors, the scores of engineer- |
inu innovations In the 1953 line j
which goes on display In deal- I
ers' showrooms November 20.
"This year Plymouth Is intro-
ducing a new concept of auto- j
mobile design In the low priced j
field." President John P Mans-
field declared in describing the |
Moline “Pick-Ups’
By LEMON SQUEEZER
We haven't received much
rain but hope we will get lots
of rain before the norther blows
in that Is reported.
,Mrs. Edna Crain, Mrs. Dave
Burns and Mrs. Cecil Burns had
lunch with Mrs. Truitt Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. Red Arrowood called on
Mrs. John Witty Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Adams and
baby moved last week to Fort
Hood, where he has work We
are sorry to lose this good fam-
ily from our neighborhood. We
wish for them much success In
their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Laughlin
were In the Red Arrowood home
Thursday night.
fAr. and Mrs. Gilbert O'Neal
spent most of last week with
her daughter at Bartlett
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee, Elbert
and Alvls spent Sunday with
Mr Lee’s brother, Tully Lee, and
family at Mt. Olive.
195£ models. "Superb styling Is
co-crdinated with radical en-
gineering developments to pro-
due the truly balanced car for
easier, safer and more comfort- M„“ry J‘s‘ted
able dri.ing " ! wlth Mrs Ellen Hariston Friday.
Mrs Carrie Carswell and Mrs.-
Pat Carswell visited Mrs. Ellen
Hairston Friday evening
Mrs. Charles Blackburn of t"'-‘ “““
Goldthwaite spent Armistice rUUghl‘n' 8unday noon
Day with her sister. Mrs. Rex
Baird.
Mrs. Della McMurry visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Kincheloe
visited their parents Saturday
night. ,
Our neighborhood was shock-
ed Thursday to learn of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Horton's car wreck.
We hope for them a speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny McMur-
ry of Lubbock spent Saturday
with his mother, Mrs. Della
McMurry and his brother, BUI
Mrs Mildred Butts and chil-
dren of Lampasas spent Sunday
with her parents, the Clem
Adams.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Sparkman
and Mr. and Mrs. El Duncan
visited in the Milt Hairston
homo Friday night.
j Albert Faubion and Jake
Greerr of Lometa were In the
Webb Laughlin home recently.
Mrs. Britt Berry spent Wed-
nesday with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. ^tllton Hairston.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Laughlin
of Grand Prairie spent 8unday
night with her uncle and wife.
They attended a birthday din-
ner honoring his father, Elza
l,"d C.hr®nlc Doling!
•mulorlty Thi,
Tilling hitsh drug, f
'»for J
griping disrupt
fcd ln n«d oftd
When you occajionilMJ
Pepsin. Itn'st.'/ i‘S“3
drags. Dr. Old*^^
of Senna, oldest and nnJ
~W laxative,
Dr. Caldwell', Senna
good, ict, mildly, b,ln|l
nmftrtahh. Help, you* '
chronic do,mg. ):vtn *
lournes, that toniupttiool
DR.CAID1
SENNA
CanWiHd In plan,,
Star News
By DOR A GOODE
Our community was stunned
and saddened Thursday morn-
ing of last week by the accident
which happened to Mr and
Mrs. Paul Horton. They were
enroute Wednesday evening
from, their home on the hUl to
Star to aitend a lodge meeting,
when their car toppled over, I
bottom up, into a stock under-
pass on the highway, passing !
the Lynden Cook farm. There J
they lay pinned down for near-'
ly thirteen hours in the dark.:
damp, and cold, broken and
bleeding, while dozens of cars I
j Star also, and they want to get
back among the friends they
know and love.
My, It’s Is
Good Is New!
Mrs Lonnie Baker and Miss
Lucy Mae Burrus visited ln
Evant one evening last week,
stopping for awhile with Mrs
Lona Burney, and report her
busy and doing fine. / <j-‘l
A ear full of our Star ladies
went to Santa Anna Thursday
of last week to attend a dist-
rict meeting of the Baptist
church. They report a very In-
teresting day, full of pleasure
and spiritual benefil They
Our special dry cleaning process does make
your garments look as good as they werf.
Freshens them. Adds new sparkle And
the cost is so low1?
Check Our Price* - -
passed almost over their heads ! were: Mmes. Bud Harper Fittz
No one ever heard Mrs. Horton s | Waldrop. Fred Mason, and B p'
cries for help Goode.
Thursday morning about sev-1 __
en o'clock Harmon McCasland! The wind has been blowing
started on his way to Temple;hard all day. We're hoping that
when he spied a car wheel imeans rain as predicted, and
sticking up from the ditch. And j hope we get some of It. We
being curious, and never having | could use quite a lot of mols-
notlced that wheel before, got1 ture. as it is probably dry clean
out to investigate, and found down to the water ln the wells.
Hortons still alive after allT
Men's
Pants
Lightweight Jackets
Suits
Shirts
Women’s
Plain Dresses —
Short Sleeved
Lang Slmrd
“Suits
Skirts
Coats, Heaviest
Dalton Cleaner]
CLEANERS - HATTERS-DVI
PHONE 128
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the shock, injuries, and expos- '
ure. Neighbors gathered quick-I
ly, and J Y. Hamilton, being'
notified, rushed up. with his1
ambulance from Evant to rush1
I them to the Gatesvllle hospital |
That was when the awful tra- j
gedy struck us speechless and!
sick j
At this writing Mr Horton is
feeling better, but Mrs Horton
is seriously ill. She suffered a
roken ankle, a crushed right.
' arm, broken ribs, a broken col- [
i lar bone, and a punctured lung.-
| Most of our people have visited
the hospital in their behalf dur-!
I ing the past week,
j Mrs Harmon McCasland has
been in a Temple hospital for j
the past week. Her husband, i
Harmon, and children. Van Wil-
son. Kay, and Margie Beth went
down Sunday to see how she Is
| getting along. We hope she will
| s'’on be back home as hale and
hearty a,s ever.
I
A recent visitor in the home
<() Mrs Lonnie- Baker was her
sbn-in-law J. A Fuller of Bro- ,
! wnwood, His wife. Mae and son, |
Arse m, arc on a visit ln New
Mexico, so Johnny took time i
out to come down and see J
Mother Baker."
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MILLS COUNTY
STATE BANK (jg|
i GOLDTHWAITE, TEXAS _
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Bro Ramon Simms of Gates-
ville was In Star last week, look-
ing towards the purchase of a
little farm somewhere in this
section. Ho has been called to
the pr-torate of Center City and
Built with features usually
reservedforbiy trucks only
-that's why BMC 's last longer.
Quick! Fast!
Soothing Relief
for ASTHMA
• Used by thousands for
more than 18 years Recom
mended by druggists every
Where Try AsthmaNefrin
for relief of Asthma
I HUDSON DRUG j
F| ^HERE'S extra value in a GMt
-l pickup, stake or panel truck
because there’s extra quality in the
way it’s built—a long list of heavy-
duly features that are usually
reserved bv other manufacturers
for their “big trucks only.”
First, there’s the sturdy, truck-built
valve-in-head engine —protected
fl{ainst wear and breakdown by the
*ame features you find in the big
200-H.P. GMC’s: Toeco-Hardened
c ankshaft, airplane-typc main and
ion bearings, full-floating piston pins
and rifle-drilled connecting rods
carrying full-pressure lubrication sll
the way to the piston pins.
There’s extra stopping power in a
GMC’s burly brakes, extra strength
in its deep truck frame —extra
comfort in a GMC’s longer “pillow
action” springs, extra ease in a
GMC’s recirculating ball-bearing
steering.
They’re feature* usually reserved
for “big trucks only”—yours in s
GMC at no extra cost. )»»
find « better truck on Ike market I
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Koleber, Victor E. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, November 21, 1952, newspaper, November 21, 1952; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1046228/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.