The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 20, 1979 Page: 3 of 12
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Report Of 1939 Class Reunion
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rio Color Portrait - $1.50
rVour choice ol Family Group or Individual
Lie special oiler per family, one per person.
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Thur., Sept. 27th
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Broom & Mop £
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Worker Schedules Will Be
The Goldthwalte Hlsh
School Claae of '39 recently
held their 3rd reunion siaoe
graduating forty year* ago
Twenty-eight cUsa^wnm-.
spoutes and gaaets totaling
60 were preseat.
Activities of the evening
Included n 'renewal of
acquaintances’ follownd hy
dinner and an informal
program. The Invocation
was given Ay Robert Polar-
son, formor mathematics
teacher of the data. A
moment of silent prayer was
observed In memory of
deceased teachers end
classmates.
Acting ns Masters of
Ceremonies wore Herbert
Faulkner (class vice presi-
dent) and Fred Marshall,
chairman of the reunion
committee.
A warm welcome was
esteaded to teachers sad
their spouses ; namely. Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton Burnett.
Miss Love Oatlin. Goldth
waite; Mr. end Mrs. S.E.
Cloninger, Hamilton; Mr.
and Mrs. Kobert Peterson.
Jacksboro; and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Henry. Burnet.
The Goldthwslte Eagle on
May 19. 1939, cited this
graduating class of 48
students as the largest in
Goldthwslte High School’s
history.
The class voted to meet
again in three years and the
reunion committee elected
includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.
John (Veseva Sellers)
James..
Thanks were extended to
Dr. and Mrs. Joe B. Kerby.
and the program was
concluded with the singing
of the school song led by
Mrs. Delton Barnett, the
sponsor of the class of '39.
Those attending were:
Gloria Armstrong Barron.
Georgetown; Mr. k Mrs.
Sterling Barton. Longview;
M/M Earl Davis (Roselyn
Berry). Pocatello. Idaho;
Eva Faye Boland Harvey.
Pearland; Col. (ret.) and
Mrs. John Bowman, San
Angelo; Willis Aubrey
Crook. Houston; M/M Oda
Daniel. Brownwood; M/M
Edward Dean Dickerson.
Goidthwaite; M/M
Dyaa, G'walte; M/M lax
Collier (Opal Paulkaer).
Odessa; Mr. A Mrs. Retort
Sumter Gerald (Laura Heleo
Saylor). Ealeas; M/M Luis
Domlagues (Thelma Henry).
Austin. Dr. A Mrs. Jen
Bailey Kerby. Houston.
Also. Duard Langford.
Farmersville. CA.; M/M
Fred D. Marshall. Lubbock;
M/M Marshall Milker. Col-
lege Station; M/M Pet
Obenhsus. B’wood; M/M
Marvin Hodges (Aliens
Ross). Englewood, Colo.;
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ilver River Club
Proctor, Texas
[here Good Times Flow Every Week'
Wednesday, Sept. 19
Bill Smallwood Band
(TSU Black end Bridle Cleb Party)
(*2" Per Person)
Thursday, Sept. 20fh
DISCO SI” Per Person
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Friday, Sept. 21st
Silver Creek
(•J** Per Person)
Saturday, Sept. 22
Countryside
(•I** Per Person)
Wednesday, Sept. 26th
Texas Pride
rtf P*r«M)
flora Satarday
Orow Ivory Eveaing At 7 p.m. ■
For Membership Information
CaM17/879-27S0
M/M H. L. Long (Virginia
•utb Rudd). Ft. Worth;
M/M Btnv Saylor, Fort
IiLsvscs; M/M Alton Thnrp
(Jscque Sebolt), Plano;
M'M John James (Veseva
Boilers), Houston; M/M
Walter Griztlc (Wanda
Stewart). Grand Prairie;
M^M Milton Tate. Gon-
>«les; M/M John Kuhn
(Joyce Weaver). Killeen;
Mr k Mrs. John Campbell
(Mamie Lou Womack), of
Dallas; M/M Herbert Faulk-
ner. Goidthwaite: and Mr.
and Mr*. Earl Armstrong of
Goidthwaite.
Thanks —
Your participation in our
Grand Opening Sale was tre-
mendous. We appreciate year
patronage very much.
MuHin
Community News
By LILLIAN PLUMMER
Ron and Doylcae Gibson
of Ft. Worth spent Saturday
with their aunt, Bclva Cobb.
They all attended the 103rd
birthday party for their
uncle, Emmett Singleton, nt
HUKiew Manor at Goidth-
waite.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary House
and little ton of Huntsville
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roydston House and also
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Dayton House and Sandra.
Jennifer Moore of Talpa
Extension
Highlights
Judy Beavers
County Extension Agent
Window shade* do power
Ail "blocking” for energy-
saving touchdowns.
They block out heat
during summertime and
block in heat during winter
months.
Opaque. light-colored
shades block air flow better
than draperies and Venetian
blinds, saving up to 21
cents on every home-cooling
dollar and 8 cents on each
home-heating dollar.
Since glass in window*
conducts heat, window
shades save energy by
blocking the passage of heal
through the glass itself.
Window shades reduce
heat gain in a home from
the summer sun by 63%.
and they prevent 24-31%
heat loss in the winter
Proper Installation
For maximum energy-
saving. install window
shades inside the window
frame about one inch from
the glass.
That sets up an effective
barrier between the glass
and the shade. The one inch
of dead air space acts as
insulation.
Be sure the shade ‘Tills"
the window space as much
as possible, leaving only the
narrowest margin possible
between the shade and (he
window frame.
Proper Use of Shade*
For the biggest energy
savings in the sumitWr. pull
shades down during hoi.
sunny parts of the day Thi*
will deflect the sun’s hoi
rays and keep their heat
from building up inside the
house - and that will save
home-cooling energy.
Raise the shade* during
early morning, evenings and
nights to allow cooler sir
inside and reduce the need
for air conditioning
For big energy saving*
during the winter, keep
■hades down during the
coldest hours of the day-
early morning, evenings and
nights • to hoop indoor heat
locked inside the home
Raise the shades daring the
warmest ports of the day
tnd let the eon's hart hrtp
warns the hwsss.
spent Friday with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Fisher.
Mrs Ora Wilson is a
patient in the Cildress
Hospital. Goidthwaite.
Last Friday I went to see
my son. Jack Plummer and
wife Gussie. at Cornyn. The
peanut harvest is getting
underway in that neck of
the woods.
Miss Anita Eubank spent
the weekend in San Antonio
with friends.
Guests of Mrs. Margaret
Toliver were Mr. and Mrs.
Greene Buchanan of Bryan.
Mrs Nell Holland and son
Michael and little grandson
Michael Taylor of Austin,
and Mrs E. H. Utzman of
Brownwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook
sey hosted a group of
relatives with a barbecue
supper last Tuesday even-
ing. The occasion was in
honor of Ernest Chesser's
birthday. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Jake
May. Mrs Addie Hart.
Mrs. Bessie Davis. Mrs.
Lula Etheridge. Jack and
June Cooksey, and the
honoree Ernest Chesser and
wife Jewell.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Che*
ser of Ft. Worth spent last
weekend with his parent*.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Che*
ser.
"Blessed is the person
who is too busy to worry in
the daytime, and too slecpv
to worry at night."
★ Prize Winners it
1st - Mr*. Herbert Cooke
won a 12" Portable TV
2nd - Mrs. Edna Hill
won o Broxidont Electric Tootbbrash
Our aim is to offer you eomplute
prescription service and a variety
of personal needs to meet your
preference. Come by and seel I
Hudson - McMahan
Pharmacy, Inc.
648 2484 Fisher St.
Goidthwaite
Creek Services Held
Monday In Lubbock
Abhie Tvser Creek of
Goidthwaite passed away
Monday, September 10. at
Childress Hospital, at age
eighty-one.
She was born November
29. 189? at Liberty Hill She
married Elmer Creek in
August of 1977. in Lubbock,
moving to Goidthwaite from
Lubbock in |9T7 She was
affiliated with the Church <4
Christ
The service* were held
Thursday. September 13.
1979 at 10 00 am in
Sanders Funeral Hume
Chapel. Lubbock Texas,
with interment in the Rest
haven Cemetery . Lubbock
Survives include her hus
band. Elmer, of Goldth
watlo. one daughter. Mrs
C G (Annie) Newsom, of
(ubbock; two sons Tommie
Ray Tvser of loving ton
N M., and Johnnie Tvser «»f
Edmond*. Wash 8 grand
children; 14 great grand
children; and one sister.
Mrs Ida Whitehead of
Liberty Hill
Pig Market
Mid - Tex graded feeder
pig auction 861 head (All
sales CWT only t
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S8 87 lbs 49.S0-6.V00
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36 42 lbs 69 00 76 00
47-5S lbs S9.00-68.00
67-92 lbs 47.00 52 00
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24 36 lbs 67 00 74 00
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36 48 lbs S6 00 72.00
54-65 lbs 48 00-61.00
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cookin'
here's a good deal!
Country Bestial.
Chkktn-frtsd meet. Golden fries.
Teas* toast. Country gravy,
At a good bargain!
Coma on in!
This Monday Sept. 17
thru Sunday Septl3 only
For the Good Times.'
Offer good only
Texns D«nry Queen Trade Assoctoti
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Bridges, G. Frank. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 20, 1979, newspaper, September 20, 1979; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1056242/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.