The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, January 6, 1950 Page: 5 of 12
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THE GOLDTHW.
eon* out tor thli gam*. The glrU
would sure love to eee a big
crowd.
trying to settle down after a Jones and James H. Jones of
very Merry Christmas. We hope Qoldthwalte, Mrs. L. H. Thorp
of Bend, Mrs. T. F. Preece of
Lometu, Mrs. J. B. Gossett of
'Llano, Mrs. K. S. Ratliff of
Meredian, Mrs. M. J. Ratliff of
Llano, and Miss Letha Jones of
Qoldthwalte.
Also surviving are: his moth-
er, Mrs. W. T. Jones of Mason;
three brothers, Lester Jones of
Monahans, Olen Jones of Mason,
and M. E. Jones of Monahans;
and five sisters, Mrs. W. M.
Eaton of Kermlt, Mrs. W. T.
Peacock of JaJ,Jti.M., Mrs. W. H.
Clanton of Kermlt, Mrs. W. F.
Sophomore Reporter — Mary
u Whitehead
Freshman Reporter—Chester
play At Saylor
SNOOPY SCR ; SNOOPY 101
(Daughter of Anna Mae) * 'Wandalene, where did you
Santa seemed to have been get that box of candy?
good to every one. Freda was all Veleria, where did you get
smiles when she- received that that bracelet? From Lester," I’d
cedar chest from Delbert. Ill imagine. But, I’m not —n^g
bet the candy was good too. any questions.
Velda, you were seen quiet of- Corene, what’s wrong with you
ten this week. Isn’t It wonderful and John H? IS he mad at you?
to have holidays so you can go Oh, boo hool '
every night. Harold, who did you give that
We wonder about Floy. Oh I pox of cahdy to? Could it have
she sure Is dreamy! Chit did peep Ann?. L
Santa bring you, Floy? • v ftL -; * 0 _
_My goodness! Janetha, you oOITIIADV
sure get around. Didn’t you say vDI X UARI
that boy you were seen with Hugh Jones was born in Ban
Thursday night, Friday night, Baba County on Dec. Jl, 1815.
and Saturday evening was from and passed away suddenly with
Brady. Little far, Isn’t It? But a heart attack In. Qoldthwalte
it wasn’t him that gave you the on Tuesday, Dec. 37, 1949 .
musical powder box, was'it? ' Funeral services were caa-
Melba and Bobby were seen ducted at the First Baptist
together Saturday night and, dhurch here by the pastor, Rev.
oh yes, it was them that were Joseph L. Emery, on Dec. 29, at
seen Sunday too. 2 p. m„ and Interment followed
Mary K., did Santa bring you 111 Qoldthwalte Memorial Ceme-
a box of candy or was It Far- t*ry-
rell? Mr. Jones and Fannie B.
May Bell sure seemed happy Jones were married on May 17,
after Christmas, we wonder who 19,4> and 12 children were born
came to see her. t0 *“■ unlon: *•
. Detroit, Dec. 27—A new series
of Chevrolet passenger cars,
reportedly one of the most Im-
portant ever developed by the
company, will be unveiled, Sat-
urday, January 7.
W. E. Fish, general sales man-
ager, made the announcement
this week as some 7,000 Chevro-
let- dealers across the country,
began preparation* for elabof-
ate showroom presentations. ^7
"One of the secrets of Chev-
rolet’i highly successful mer-
chandising has been the enthu-
siasm which dealers have been
able to'build up at these first
showfhgs of a new model,N said
Fish. . , V
“In some communities the
event has become almost a pub-
lic holiday. Dealer establish-
ments are at their sparkling
best. Great pains are taken tor
"trlklng decorative effects. Car
models are selected with unu-
sual eye appeal. Special attrac-
tions are frequently part of the
prbgram.
“With It*all the public has
something
semester. History is the main
headache. In Math they are
studying geometrical figures.
They have a new member In
the. Freshman %uu, Joy Phil-
lips. They wish to welcome her
to Star High School.
tday morning, January 2,
found us back In school
a week’s vacation 1a which
l had a Merry Christmas
Happy New Year,
ta Claus was very good to
us. We have bee bee guns,
M, dolls and dishes and
every thing else that
brings to little boys and
future.”
The IMS car will
appearance following
SOPHOMORE NEWS —
Thf Poor Sophomores had so
much Christmas that they were
unable to write the news this
TjrzszTzz
while track sales of
would set a new all-time
for the industry.
Idss toys, we all had plenty
Its, candy, nuts, cakes and
d eat.
iow we are ready to settle
to gome good study' and
igain at school,
are sorry that Woody
and Margie Beth McCas-
re not In school today. We
they will soon be back,
have some new pupils,
i Phillips and Charlotte
I enrolled In the second
I today. Dwayne BushonJT
eons Jeffers entered the
rude. We are glad to have
pupils in our school.
I that'Alton and
Visitors In* the Lloyd Rey-
nolds home during the Christ-
mas holidays were their child-
ren, Mr. and Mr* yeivttk Rey-
nolds and Mias Francis Collins
of Monahans, Burrell X. Rey-
nolds of Eldorado, Harrell Lloyd
Reynolds who accepted a job as
herdsman on the Circle K ranch
at Arlington was home tor a
few days. *
JUNIOR NEWS
The Juniors are glad to start
back to work after a week of
holidays. —— ^
The class enjoydd the record,
“The Little st ’Angel" played be-
fore our Christmas box in the
study hall last Friday. They
would like to say, “Thanks, Mr.
Yeary!”
By LIDA BYRNE
A good man does good merely
by living—BULWKR.
The primary Indication, to my
thinking, of a well-ordered mind
Is a man’s ability to remain In,
one place and linger In his own
company.—8eneca.
Culture Is then properly des-
cribed not as having ltp origin
in curiosity, but as having Its
origin In the love of perfection:
It Is study of perfection.
—Matthew Arnold.
SENIOR. SPOTLIGHT
Sammy Owens is the seventeen
year old son of ■ Mr. anid Mrs.
Sherwood Owens. He has brown
hair and gray eyer Sammy is
the president of the Senior
Class. .He Is an outstanding bas-
ketball player this year. He will
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds
and oldest son, Cline, went with
Burrell E. Reynolds and visited
H, Lloyd at Arlington Tuesday.
come to' expect
unique In automotive progress.
This, year will be no exception.'
We are introducing an advance
7TH AND STH GRADE NEWS
The 7th and 8th grades afe
are. sorry
Allen had to move
aur last writing.
MMESTT
be remembered by his good foot-
ball playing last year. Sammy,
president of the 4-H Club this
year aiM last year, has been a
member of the 4-H Club for
eight year*.
Ambition—To go to college.
Likes best—Basketball.
Dislikes—High tempered bas-
ketball players. „ "
1 AND SIXTH GRADES
[ fifth and sixth grades are
ig down to work after a
Christmas and New Year,
tow that we have a lot to
tore mid-term tests which
mlng soon.
i room enjoyed the Christ-
arols and a tree which we
t our room on Friday be-
1950 CHEVROLET
t teacher, Mrs. Le May, The
[the Christmas holidays In of on*
k with her parents.- Dorotj
r fifth grade selected as>way.
glass favorites Kay McCas- memb
and Jerry Howard. The class,
grade selected Annette The
and Jack Brown, while the seeing
i room selected Janet Does week,
am favorite. The
- have two new pupils, Christ
ia Adcock from Liberty ment
I In Hamilton County en- drawi
the sixth grade and Demie placer
s from Uvalde Is In the table,
grade. Aft<
introducing POWE** automatic transmission
!k-end
tome.
'PORTS
r The girls basketball team Is
looking forward to their first
conference game Friday night,
Jam-8, 1990. They play Lometa
at Star and they are looking
forward to winning. Every one
i freshmen enjoyed the
tmas holidays. '
*y are ” studying for the
erm tests next week.
English they are finish-
Iterature this term. They
take up grammar next
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Here, in Chevrolet for ’SO, are the finest values
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