The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 5, 1965 Page: 4 of 8
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*AGE FOUR- THE FAIRFIELD RECORDER. FAIRFIELD, FREESTONE COUNTY. TEXAS. THURSDAY, AUGUST S, 1W5
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Mrs. Haynie Tyus,
Mrs. Alliene Allen
Attend Workshop
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Mrs. Haynie Ty us, Area VU1 his-1
loriun, and Mrs. Alliene Allen. spon-
sor, of the Fairfield Chapter of
Young Homemakers of Texas at-j
tended a workshop at Southwest Tex
as State College in San Marcos last
week designed to improve their skills
in the complex art of homemaking, J
The two-day seminar diew more
than 150 representatives from the 23
chapters in Area MI of the state-
wide association
Implementing the theme of "Home-
making for Health and Happiness,'
workshop participants heard lectures
and took part in small group discus-
sions dealing with subjects such as
“Makiug Marriage Meaningful' ' be-
havior — An Unspoken Language of
Youth and Adults", and "Adults1
Look at Children s Value- "
The workshop, a part of the con-j
tinning program of adult homemak
ing education under the auspices of
the Texas Education Agency , was co-
ordinated by Mrs. LaRue Allison. ’
Area VII Supervisor and Miss Gladys
Short, Homemaking Department
Southwest Texas State College
Area Vll officers are Mr- Joe Bn- . ,
ker. Marion. Mrs R io Imnn1. Y OUfig HomGtT10iS.6rS
IVinco Mrs Dan M "< New E!6Ct New Officers
Braunfels; Mrs Curt;- Eckhardt. r r- • _ \y___
Fredericksburg ... 1 Mrs J B Les- • <->r x-Oming Yeo
ter. Gonzales. The Young Homemakers held their |
monthly meeting at the homemaking
: building Friday night. July 30 for:
| recognizes and develops leadership
I and gives advanced training in range
1 management to boys in attendance.1
j Selections for the camp are based |^gs£|g£|g£|
Fairfield Men
Family Supper At Red
Lake Honors Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Parker
Board of TGRA
]on participation in range rnanage-
1 ment demonstrations or projects,!
j range plant judging contests, or re-
| cognition of an active interest in
! range and natural resource manage-
ment. Boys are given scholarships j “u*‘‘ "** “ay-. |
sent official notification of their re-; C. Parker.
election as members of the Board of | Among the guests from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. John L. Swank,
I John, Marian. David and Alice Ruth,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker and
j children, Bruce, Christine and Paul
; of Oklahoma City were honored Fri-
AUSTIN - C. E. Childs. Sr and da>' evening with a family supper at
Hugh Steward of Fairfield have been j lu*d Lake given by Mr. and Mrs. E.
I to the camp by interested individ-
! uals parents, livestock associations.
■1 II Clubs, FFA Chapters, county
Association.
Weldon Hart, executive vice presi-
dent of AGRA, said today he has sent! S,cw Schiff of Dallas> Miss Janis
n,:fI.■ t„ -.11 hnuni Leiden of Richardson, Hugh Pearce
I farm bureaus, banks, soil conserva-
| tion districts and civic clubs.
I Mt m’ters of the Texas Section notification letters to all board mem-1
| develop and eanduet the camp pro- Iters named at the recent annual Lake Charles, La., Jerry . ar-
, gram. This vear > camp leaders are meeting. ; **. Rumbus Mr and Mrs Joe
I? J. Ragsdale and G O. Hoffman. The Texas Good Roads Associa-1, , . ,. . ..
i.. . , , , , .... I . ... . , I lington. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Par
Extension r.ti g» pei-ialists, and Dr. lion, organized in 1932. has a pri- . ... ,
f ,, ......i f. „ , , i ker. Chris and Donna, of Centerville.
: Don Hus- Depuitinent of Range and mary objective of protecting high-1
|Forestry. Texas A and M. Harry way user taxes from diversion to;-------
trict 11 are: Charles S. Coates, Arvle
S. Elliott and Reese H Lockett, Bren-
I Campbell, assistant county agent, any purpose other than highway con-
Nacu... loche- Reds Pederson, field struction and maintenance Virgil P,
1 spee:ali't-rango. St'S. San Angelo; Patterson, Amarillo banker, was re- ham: L. R. Boyd. Teague; Raymond
1 Obert Sagebiel, vocational agricul-
i ture teacher. Junction; and the Rcv-
MHS. HAYNIE TYUS
MRS LARUE Aid.ISON
MitS. ALLIENE M.LEN
New Fall Fabrics
Disguised With
Chemical Coalings Al Junction
the meeting to order and Mrs Alii-,fa]1 fabri(s almoSt dare you to guess enth annual Youth Range Camp for (tour of Sonora Caverns.
Billie Marion Sneed, bride-elect of ;'llen.a,1^1”‘ y“S | their^ls!"ays Lynn Parks. Texas
sweethea." ro-c- a ;d pink candles ( By
were placed at vantage points
throughout the
Billie Sneed Honored
At Birdot Tea In Home : ' col.ege station - n.
Of Mrs. McDonald
without reading
Sam Bill Bournias of Teague, was a ver-v interesting report on then Fniversitv FxtenGon c-on-um
................ „ Si„ at the mm .rip .he San Marco,
home of Mr.- Frank McDonald on "hop. I , ,
North Street. Saturday afternoon1 The new officers elected for the "enables such as cotton, aerv-
Mrs. McDonald welcomed guests and'coming year were president, Mrs ;lirs- n>lo"s and bllks a,e disguised
presented them to the receiving line Charles Allen; vice president. Mrs. |" ltf| coatings, bondings and new-
including the honoree. her mother. Johnny McLeod; secretary-treasur-1 kinds °f knitting processes to achieve
Mrs. F. Morris Sneed, and Mrs er, Mrs. Travis Bonner: reporter,^1 neW k,ok
Helen Bournias of Teague, mother Mrs. Bob Clary and historian, Mrs. Nylon is texturized to achieve the
of the prospective bridegroom. Donald Jones. look, feel and bright colors of silk.
Mr- Donald McLeod of Dallas, sis- Hostesses for the meeting were Nylon bonded lo rivlon tricot produc-
ter of the bride-to-be registered those Mrs. Clary and Mrs. Charles Allen. es effects which resemble silk prints
who called between the hours of four -o--Nylon tricot is glamorized with
and >;\ o'clock 0 Winkler—St. Elmo ‘Swlss dot flocking which adds "loft"
Arra ents of pink gladioli, pink * oftens colon. Tricot with a sa-
MRS. HARl.EY RASH 'tiny backing made from nylon has
Bro. Jack Allen from Athens ha- a ‘rept‘-look with a rich- °Paf'ue aP’
spacious reception . n caUed as pastor for the New. pearance.
r°om.-. , . , I Hope Baptist Church for another Jers*>' achieves a frosted look with
Miss Sneed - chosen colors of pink Hjs wife and three children at-,a b,end of Antron and 0rlon acr>'1,c
and white were also used on the serv- ‘ , , # *
A . . . . . , , -1. , tended services with him.
ing table which was laid with a pink
linen cloth with embroidered cut-; Mr- and Mrs Ualla Sims Barker
work design. The centerpiece was an and bal>' Dallas visited >n the
unusual arrangement of white stock, bome -^r and ‘^rs- dake Barker
pink carnations and green grapes. The and Sunday
petits four were pink w ith white ic- j John Frederick Hagler of Colum-
ing. topped with pink wedding bells, bia. South American i- visiting his
These were served with delicious father. Curtis Hagler. They spent
strawberry frozen punch. i last week n Colorado visiting rela-
Joan McDonald and Jerrye Steward fives,
served the first hour followed by Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Halomik,
Mrs. Jerry Robinson and Mrs Buddy Mr. and Mrs. Lealon Knight and boys.
Kitchens, sister of Mr. Bournias. | Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Knight and chil-
Other members of the house party oien of Dallas, Mr and Mrs. Jack I velopcd with its texture woven in for
were Rosemary Lambert. Jean Dan- Pillan" of Corsicana visited Mrs. 1 permanence, instead of just stamped
iel. Johnnie Beth Richardson, Mrs. Edith Harris and Miss Sallie Jeffers • ,he surfaf e Even silk has been
Ted Armstrong, all of Dallas Karen durng the weekend. transformed by a cire process which
Taylor of Teague and Beverly Berg- Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Burleson of! „ives fat,rjc the Wet look of vinyl,
strom of Fairfield. Houston visited in the home of her | new sjlk is waterproof, crack-
A variety of lovely gifts were pre- father, Ralph Johnson Saturday and ; proof easy t0 manipulate and com
sented to the honoree. and displayed Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Burleson vis-1 pjetely washable.
at the tea. i |----
Hostesses were a number of Church August 28. with the Rev. i
■ eicnd Joe Fa-il. St. Paul's Church
on th" Plain- Episcopal1, Lubbock,
j The program includes plant iden- j
jtification. eco!'.n:> ranch economics |
i and management, grazing systems, |
i seeding, niixious plant control, range
and range planning and the rela-
tion-iup of wildlife and range man- j
agement. Field trips to the Billy
Alien Ranch. Junction, and the
Ranch Ex|>eriment Station. Sonora,
will give first hand study of class- j
room topics.
Recreation will include swimming,
COLLEGE STATION — The elev-j softball, volleyball, movies and a|
elected president for 1965-06. | Dillard. Mexia; A. F. Mitchell, Cor-
Other directors in Senatorial Dis- sienna and T. C. Gregg, Palestine.
4-H, m To Hold
Range Cahip
When the first capitol of Texas was
outstanding 4-H ;:mi FFA boys will 1
he held at the Texas A and M Ad-|bujl"at Houston in I837_ lumber im.
junct at Junction, August 2-7. The | ported from Maine was used in its
Texas Section, American Society of • construction, reports the Texas For*
Range Management ponsored event est Service.
Call 389-3336
FOR TV-RADIO ANTENNA
SERVICE
Hill Hardware & Appliance
Fairfield, Texas
fibers. Other acrylic fiber fabrics
masquerade as wools and worsteds
in tartan plaid, herringbone and
blanket-check patterns. These fibers
have the construction and feel of
woolens, are wrinkle resistant, per-
manently pleated and are complete-
ly washable.
A polymeric coating is being used
on 100 per cent cotton to simulate
leather. Its weight, construction and
leather colors made this fabric look
real enough to mislead a tanner.
A cotton-blend pique has been de-
friends of the betrothed couple.
Mi-s Sneed and Mr Bournias will Mi - Sneed,
be married at the First Baptist1 mony
ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Dent of Houston, cousin of Sam clark in Grand Prairie
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trouble, he almost invariably write# a prescription.
That prescription may look like "Greek” to you,
but It will make sense to us. With It, our trained
pharmacists can prepare the exact medicine your
doctor wants you to take. In order to fulfill our
part, we stock the newest and beet pharmaceuticals
and other health needs.
For prompt, efficient, professional service, bring
your next preemption here!
GILPIN
DRUG COMPANY
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
r»e: forming the cere- day afternoon and attended the wed-1
____ , ding of their daughter, Minnie Eloise, |
__ that night.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Ferguson.!
Mike and Gary, and Mrs. Jim Mc-
Cary spent the day Sunday in Dallas
with Mr and Mrs. Ronnie Ferguson
and Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Neal and Mrs.
Letha Massey attended the singing
at the courthouse in Corsicana Sun-,
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Halley Rash were in
Corsicana P'riday night.
Mr. and Mr- Roddy Ferguson and
children visited her parents in
Brownsboro over the weekend. .
Mr. and Mrs. Keith P'erguson of
Corsicana visited Mr. and Mrs. Em-
mett Ferguson. Mike and Gary Sun-1
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pillans of Cor-
sicana visited his parents, Mr and ]
Mrs Robert Pillans, Bobby and Ben
ny Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Ray Simpson
and children of Abilene visited Mr.
and Mrs. Murl Anderson over the
weekend.
Phone DU 9-2157
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Fairfield, Texan
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RATH CEDAR FARM
BACON.......lb. 69c
RUMP OR ARM ROUND
ROAST........lb. 65c
FRESH GROUND
MEAT 39c
BARBECUE
LINKS
RATH ALL MEAT
BOLOGNA
lb. 45c
lb. 39c
SUNSHINE HI-HO
CRACKERS
•ttr- 290
WHIlt SWAN,(S»..tailk-tHil*railk)
BISCUITS
6 a 49c
GRADE A
FRYERS - - - - whole 29c
......cut up 33c
SWKf HEART
FLOUR
P Pou»a
J
NORTHERN Aiurtarf
TOILET TISSUE
Rath
3 la 29c
DEL MONTE
CORN
5 (or $1.00
MARYLAND CLUB
COFFEE
lb. - - - 79c
VAL VETA NO. 2'2
CACHES.....25c
WHITE SWAN WHOLE
BEANS- -4 (or $1.00
ADMIRATION
COFFEE - - - - lb. 69c
ZEE Assorted
TOWELS
American Beauty Instant
POTATOES 35c
SHORTENING
3 lbs.----63c
HOOD LIQUID
hoamnY*.....
bkts...........229c
DETERGENT
22 oi.----39c
WAPCO FAMILY SIZE
ZEE ASSORTED TOILET
GOLDEN NIP FROZEN
CATSUP
TISSUE
ORANGE JUICE
4 for----$1.00
4 rolls - —
■ 35c i 5 for----$1.00
FROZEN
ENG. PEAS
SPINACH
SQUASH
TURNIP GREENS
WHOLE CORN
MRS. BAIRD'S
MORTON'S
BUNS
4 pack 16c SALAD DRESSING
6
for
$1.00
qt. 37c
Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 5-6-7
JONES SUPER SAVE
GROCERY END MARKET PHONE DU MBJ
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Kirgan, Joe Lee, Jr. The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 5, 1965, newspaper, August 5, 1965; Fairfield, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1106939/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.