Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1962 Page: 4 of 16
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PAGE FOUR
Bo|le pescribeC
Perfect Husband
By UAL BOYLE
YORE <41 — What b the
, tan, a winter home in Palm Beach,
Capri ylU* ** *** m *
I lonely career girl and
ife has strong ideas on
subject, ideas which strike
evqBSffe naan as appallingly
“ and (which a psychiatrist
«W describe as “the feminine
Cinderella syndropae.”
For most women cherish the se-
cret illusion that
they are hard-
haan't properly rewarded. If you
as tided their dreams and fancies
of the perfect husband, be would
turn out to be a man wh
to be a man who:
Carries out the garbage without
grumbling, or even being asked to.
his wife'
Bears s lock of
his wallet, which he takes out and
b’s hair in
A
Ueka. weU in
Wswer
without a
of inspiration.
termuda shorts,
at a beautiful
shaking his
and saying, “Gee, I’d hate to be
married to someone like her."
Not only toil* hto wife seven
times a day “I Iqve you,” but
goes into detail and explains why.
Owns a paid-up cooperative
penthouse apartment in
Has tots and lots of
insurance—made out to
Has a mother who Uvea
buktu and who wouldn’t
there for anything.
Controls his own firm, so hto
wife doesn’t have to wonry about
pleasing his b<pa.
Instinctively knows when she
faela depressed, and
the office
NVILLE EMPIRE-TRIBUNE, STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS
STEPHENVILLE DAILY EMPIRE
Dublin Bureau
DREW KARSON
Mrs. Jimmie Walker Phone GI 5-3482
Mrs. Ughtfoot
Relates Trip
To Mexico
Young Homemakers
See Home Freeaer
Demonstration
The Lions Club mat Monday
from the office to telT
without you my world would he
nothing but s mudball.”
Runs across s 50-foot drawing
room to light her cigarettes, be-
cause it makes him jealous if any
other man tries to enjoy this priv-
. , ,. . Notices the moment she puts
MW*- tAhj-a new dress — not eight asoo
Herman
jZj&iXisriSH
moat interesting revue of her
K
The Young Homsthakers
Tuesday, July U at 8
Ho#s Ec.
Dublin—high
ON THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND
(Copywright 1961 ly Bell Syndicate)
WASHINGTON, if yon want a, City
baby sitter tor your second wife’s | to tl
children,
That
Rep. T.
Dixiecrat
For
half, Thompson has paid
Judith Billeaud Coreil a salary of
|28l a month of the taxpayers’
money supposedly to work in his
office and look after the problems
of his continents.
However, careful inquiry dis-
rs. Coreil doesn’t work
and
and
concerned. According
al FTC charge “the
met!
r 24 at 8 p.m. in the' in the congressman’s
department of the | hap yieveh been ip his
tohool—with—Mrs. as a matter si feat li
Harvey Belcher, home economist
A County
for Ersth County Electric Coop
bringing the program. Mrs. Belc-
*r demonstrated the preparation
of food for freezer preservation.
Those present
Washington.
Inquiry disclosed that her
ary cheeks are mailed by
House Disbursing Offlds’ every
ith to the
Likes to see her have fun at a
COMPLETE INS SERVICE *
DIFFERENCE
ANDEftSON
INSURANCE
AGENCY
161 N. Belknap
5-5924
•sea were taught? in Suaniah
coektaU party, ' llf^PitliTMftT ' Engltoh was spoken during
more than s single martini him- class, yet one of the requisites of
Takes her to a night club or a
night out, and loves to bold her
hands and look into her eyes in
candlelit restaurants.
Yap, that’s the faultless hus-
band in most women's eyes.
But do you think the average
wife would trade her present
Stingy, beet-up, money-grubbing
mate, for a dream husband like
that?
Uh-huh! Uh-huh! And a great
big yes indeedy! -But a fat chance
they have to find one.
the highest ranking student was
to make her address in English.
of the club including
>1 the Lions
Team. E. L.
Mrs. Lightfoot were ^ the
Club Little League
Sikes and James Beraa, 'are man
agers of the team.
Ii«u BUI Zimmerman had aa hto
guest, Art Anderson, Gqlf
Telephone representative.
States
CHOOSING A DATE
VAjUNA, Vs. <41 — The high
school graduates here got their
diplomas two days 'early. Com-
mencement was supposed to be
June 12, but the printer made an
error in the program and listed it
as June 10. When they reached
the school it was too late to have
them reprinted.
The graduation was Sund
night, June 10. _
GRASS FIRES
The Dublin Fire Department
was called out twice to fight a
grass fire on the Price place at
Purvei, Tuesday. Three or four
acres burned the first time, com-
ing periously close to the house
and barn, before being brought
under control. A short time later,
it started up again, burning
fifteen or more acres. _____L__
—
SAVE
WHERE
fa PER ANNUM
V DIVIDEND
' tP*'
Compounds
EVERY SIX
MONTHS
Save by the 10th and earn from the 1st
Accounts insured by the Federal Savings A Loan Insurance
Corporation
STEPHENVILLE SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSN.
STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS
Mrs. Elvis R. Jones. and child-
n and Tyre Self of Gene Autry,
Okto., visited with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Self the first of
the week. Louie Self of Stephen-
ville joined the family Tuesday to
celebrate their mothers birthday.
Tyre and Mrs. Jones (Sammy) re-
turned to their home Tuesday
evening and Randy, son of Mrs.
Jones, remained with his grand-
parents for a visit.
son. Hostesses for tha „geeasion
were Mrs. Harold Gilbreath and
Mrs. Vernon Gibson.
The next meeting of The Young
Homemakers will be Augv 28, and
the next acoial with the Young
Farmers will be. Aug. 10.
ter-in tow of the sheriff of Evan
geline Parish, end It also helps
to have the kinfolk of s local lead
er on the payroll
WHSs-
connivance
operated the
Blood Bank,
two free enterprise
the Midwest
wem practicing restrictive social-
i*sd medicine by keeping
enterprise blood
Lapio
of St. Mary’s; Dr. Ralph
Rettenmaier of Providence; Dr.
Jack Hill of Trinity Lutheran; Dr.
O. Dale Smith of Baptist Mernor-
isl Hospital .Y,
y. . Round 4-
Adlai Stevenson met Congress-
man BUI Ayers of Akron, Ohio, on
Capitol HU1 sorat time ago. Said
Ayers to Adlai, “I’m a Republi-
can.’’ Said Adlai to Ayers, “Mr.
Ayers, are you bragging or are
you apologizingT” . . . Tim Mc-
Inerney denies that hto new book
“The Private Man” is taken from
the career of Joseph P- Kennedy,
hto long-time friend and the
;’e father. Tiro aaya “The
Private Man” is composite of the
hereditary aristocracy of the
USA.
h#ve R
favor of
some c
almost
Both the Midwest and World
Blood Banks are licensed by the
This ignores the fact that the* U- «■ Public Health Service to
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Erath County
Sales Past
Half Way Mark
Fred McCleskey, chairman
the Erath County Savings Bond
sales, announced today that 1962
sales have reached $226,296 or
68** of its goal of $400,000.
McCleskey also revealed that
June sales were $40,171 in the
county. . - .......—-
In the District 14 sales which
includes Erath, Hood, Jack, John-
son, Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell,
Tarrant and Wise Counties, Ersth
it in second place on percentage
of its quota.
Only Palo Pinto with 70.5% of
ita quota sold is ahead of Ersth.
McCleskey expressed his apprecia •
tion to Erath County dttoeps for
responding to U. S. Saving Bonds
sales.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admissions on July 24, 1962:
Mrs. Opal Griffin of 1410 Rated
in Stephen ville VU admitted "IN
- il treatment.
the hospital for medical i
Mr. P. J. Cantrell of 955 North
Neblett in Stephenvllle was ad*
mitted to the hospital for medical
treatment.
Mary Ann Froat of Rankin.
Texas was admitted to the hos-
pital for medical treatment.
Mr. Clifford Wright, now a sto-
Cojlege, was ad-
dent at Tarleton
minted to the hoeptial far medical
treatment.
Mrs. Maude Brumlcy of Hlco
the ho.
Texas, was admitted to
pital for medical treatment.
Mr. M. V. Melton of Bluff Dale
was admitted to the beapital for
tufgery.
Rev. Paul Skinner of 1860 Swan
to StephenviUe was admitted to the
hospital for medical treatment.
Dismissals on July 84, 1962:
Mrs. Georgs Brown of Stephen
payroll is put up by aU the tax
payers In order t? help * congress
man run hto office, not to pay
baby sitters.
ship in
cording
Kansas City Doctors
the same day the i
On the same
turned down the medicare bill, the
Federal Trade Commission filed a
complaint against a group of doc
tors and hospitals in Kansas City
which, if brought earlier, might
have changed the Senate vote.
For the Federal Trade Commis-
sion, after exhaustive study, ac
cused the doctors of doing exactly
what the AM A' has charged the
Federal Government with want -
ing to do under the Medical Care
Bill — namely, monopolizing medi-
cal and hoepital practice.
What the Kansas City doctors
did, according to the formal chai -
ge of the FTC, was to restrict free
enterprise in supplying blood to,
Kansas and Missouri hospitals.
If you were a patient at one of
these hospitals, you had to buy
blood from the blood bank operat-
ed by the doctors and the hos-
pitals. You cpiildn’t get It outside
This gave he doctors a monop-
oly. A patient on the operating
table doesn’t argue about where
interstate commerce, ac
to the FTC, and are
----ly competent to deliver
blood anywhere in the area. Mid-
west has beau operating ever since
1956.
In 1957, however, the Eteenhow-
er administration turned over
$85,000 worth of government blood
book equipment to local doctors
and they set np their.own bank.
The Kansas City case, when it
goes to trial Sept. 11, may give in-
teresting insight into why the
AMA has been so vehement
against government insurance to
pay fbr oldsters' hoepital bills. Tha
proposed medicare bill did not
touch doctors’ flees, only hospital
expenses, and it was suspected
that AMA opposition was because
some doctors had investments in
hospitals or supply services —
despite their Hippocratic oath to
put the public welfare ahead of
financial gain!
Now, in the Kansas City case,
26 doctors are charged with con-
ducting a monopoly '’whereby the
ailing patient had to order blood
from them.
The pathologists charged by the
UNION GROVE MEETING
Elder J. 0. Colllngs, Madison
ville, will preach Sunday night at
the Union Grove Primitive Bap-
“ Hyman St.
FRIDAY. JULY 27, 1962
BULLETIN
BROWNWOOD (Spl.) — Ron-
ald Gray, who began his wo,K with
the Brown wood Bulletin
a p*P«r boy, has been
from ad'
A
om advertising manager
newspaper to assistant
and vite president of Browqwood
Publications, Inc., the Biffletin
Publishing Company, Craig Wood-
son, publisher of the Bulletin, has
announced, IBI
Ron Hardin, who joined the
Bulletin staff in 1958, tyis been
named advertising manager. Lar-
ry Gage, who has been serving as
state editor of the newspaper, has
been nadted hUMglng editor. He
succeeds Don Coppedge, who has
become assistant publisher of the
Waxahachie Daily Light
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Kansas
ville, Mr. P. P. Wshunt of Stephen
he gets his blood, even if it costs
Mm more, and the FTC charge*
some of the top men in the'
City area: Dr. Hilliard Cohen of
ville, Mrs. E. A. Young of Lipan,
natters. C. E. Watson ,of Steph
tnville.
TOWER APPOINTMENTS
Senator John G. Tower, Texas
Republican, anounced in hto news
letter for July he to accepting ap-
plications from young Tsxans be-
tween the ages of 17 and 22 who
will have completed high school
by June 1968, for nomlimticri to
the Air Force, Military, Naval and
Merchant Marine Academifs. He
also announced the nominations
would h* on the basis of competi •
tive examination administered tor
the Civil Service Commission.
completed applications must reach
hto office Sept SO, 1962.
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far as buying blood in the Kansas
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Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1962, newspaper, July 27, 1962; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1129472/m1/4/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.