Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1952 Page: 3 of 12
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FARM TEACHER LEAVES FO
POINT FOUR DUTY IN INDIA
inspired in forrenta...
t jrddmlr#d everywhere
•xquisitely embroidered
Hsiue chambrays
west joined him In Washington mid
have gone on the same program
to Ingig.
Thw left by air *•, to 90
since 1936, is swapping his Cole-
man'County teaching Job for one
with the farmers of India, Jn the
U. S. Point Four program fpr
leareig* roungyiaa.
Richardson, one of Coleqgap
County’s leading - agriculture fig-
pro*, lu|t Monday March 10. for
A* Saan in MADtMQISEUE.
eral weeks indoctrination (here be-
fore being assigned to an area tn
India.
Riehsrdapn is the son of Mr. gad
Mrs. E. 1. Richardson Route 1
Stephenv«le. He is a native el
Froth County, having attendee
aehaai at {Jaglevtlle and a gradu
ate of Tfrietap State College.
It juniors
St SrtWSt&rfc Alexander H. D.
Club Meets Wit
•SmVA "SJ %££*« Mrs. A. D. Gray
A number of agriculture teach- .The Alexander H. D.
«W •"* wunty agents in Texas with Mis. A. D. Gray r
have Joined the program in the The ideal uri 1,
past several months for duty in ford| ^£5 the house
regions wImm agricultural prob. for the business meeting
lems parallel those of the South-
PROPIR SIKP TREATMENT
A demonstration on lemon pie
was given by Mrs. Elsie Short.
Mrf. A. D. Crag was elected
delegate to the state delegate to
the state home demonstration con-
vention at Kinfcsville iq August.
Richardson was the first voca-
lipna) agriculture teacher in the
Yajpa schools in 1930, coming
there on liis graduation from
Texas A. and M. College. In his
almost 16 years there, he has been
a key man in building up a Cftja-
man County agricultural program,
and his students have brought
many top Southwestern livestock
Dairy Farmei
Satisfied With
LINGLEVILLE
the hospital in Fort, Worth under-
going another operation on her
MaId Investment
fropi Talpe schools for three years
during World War II, while serv-
By GEORGIA EDDLEMON
A 2 inch rain fell here Satur-
day night and Sunday.
7 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sparks and
eons of Odessa spent Friday night
and Saturday hors visiting and at-
tended a cemetery working at
Mrs. Carl Jones of Eastland
visited her mother Mrs. Texa Gar-
rison last Wednesday.
- Mr. 4»*.*r*. C. F. White of
Lames* spent the weekend with
Mr. slid Mrs. Junior Trice and
Mr. sad* Mrs. Russell Tricfc, ? .
Me Ralph Parker add Mr. Carl
Cambell of Fort Worth were Sun-
day visitors in Lingleville. Miss
Franeis Patten and Judie Cambell
returned abb thorn to Fort Worth
where they will spend the summer.
We are all glad to report that
Mrs. Pearl Allot who has been
in the Stephenville Hospital is
doing much better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Stewart and
son Bob of Gail, Texas visited
Ross Pack, >9tepheavilie, Rt. 4,
who ts running a dairy farm with
peanuts, cotton add 'castor bean
crops, stated that although he was
a tenant he was satisfied with his
payment »f one cent per acre for
the rain increstart.
Peek sgid that during the first
three months of 19|PS it looked as
Thompsons Have
Numerous Guests
1 Buttercup".. .exquisite „
embroidery forms the bodice
front sad wide skirt border
of this tissue chtmbrsy with
the lirtk girt pique collar.
Sires 7 to I)
Mr. agd Mys. R. M. Thompson
of Kansas City, Mo., spentsfrom
Friday until Wednesday morning
with his parents and brothers, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Thompson, Lyndall,
Toiyuiie and Lonnie.
They came to attend the com-
mencement exercises at Huckabay
High School of which LyntMll was
one of the graduates ami vale-
dictorian of his ciaas, While here
they all visited the H- t- Bostick
family and Ira Thompson, Jr., in
Fort Worth.
Others ip the Thompson home
over the week-end were Mr. and
Chichpp near Lipah.
i Ms. and lira- James 'Hilliard and
two sons Roby and Mr. and Mr*,
w. c. Brush and three children
of Fort Worth spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. George Sturges
and M* Grady Hilliard.
Mr. John Marvin Conaster of
Austin fa visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mr*. John Conaster.
Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Williams and
jon E. J. spent the week end with
Mr. apd Mrs: Waffoed Williams
of Foil Worth. vV ’V
Mr. and Mrs. Prentie Lee Philip*
one was wishing for l»Ors rain.
Re remarked that he has had
about twice as much rain so far
this year as he had last year and
pearly all of the rain except the
one the first of May has been
the soaking kind, with Just a small
run off. ‘ ’
All of tha tanks on the Pack
Spnyi of "Cherry Blossoms'*
adorn the full skirt and bodice
front of this coolly sleeveless
tissue chambrsjr. Sixes 7 to 15
Other Ports Podioa Juniort from ' $9.98
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joy
'Kelley. •■*--- - -
Mr*. H. E. Thompson and son of
place are now holding more water
spent the week
Lingleville; Mr. and
With Mr. gnd Mr*. Jphn JHaygea
Thom;
years. If we get the average rain
qf 2.89 inches for June in the
Huckabay and Oak Dale sections
tn help out wRh the late plant-
ings our craps should have a fine
start, the Broth County dairyman
told the Empire.
i«n mompRon Jr.f of rort
Worth; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moody
and Mrs. Alice Harrison of £te-
pheavillc, and Arlys Harrison of
the V. S. Air Force, Mineral Wells.
EtVna Morris at Stephenville. '
In Fort Worth. . . \ PT’
f Light Sander and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Col wick were
Roy Chalk af Fort Worth visited id, Oklahoma City the past w*ek
their mother Sunday, Mrs. Minnie on business. While in that country
other Oklahoma
All the charm of sa oM-fsahiqned
, “Nosegay" 1* embroidered iseo thts
cool tissue chsmbt.y with its wide
stars sad sweetheart neckline.
Site*,* so 15
Wild Rose "...greet the sun
in your most feminine
fashion in this low necktined,
beautifully embroidered
tissue chambny with the
softly shirred tiered skirr.
Sixes 9 to 15
< -rtag visited
V- <
Mrs. America says
Tarleton Rates Spread
In Current Magazine
A 1500-word story on Tarleton
State College illustrated by a
dozen pictures appears In the cur-
rent issue of The Cattleman.
The story deals with the history
of the college, its recent growth
and. development, and tha work
now being done by the school.
The entire issue of the magazine
is devoted to the Texas A. A M.
College System. Both the system
and The Cattleman are observing
their 75th anniversary this year.
The' Cattleman is the official pub-
lication of the Southwestern Cat-
tlemen’s Association .
Glover Receives
Awards; Attends
Summer School
Miss Dollie Marie Glover has
disclosed her plans for attending
the last six weeks of summer
school at the University of North
Carolina *t Chapel Hill.
Miss Glover received a scholar-
ship which will cover all her ex-
penses.
MATCHING BOX SPUING
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Mr. and Mrs» Roy Garrison and
son, Nath, visited his aunts in
Abiiane and Eastland during re-
cent days. Young Garrison is in
the Navy as a crew member of the
USS Antietam. The local family
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McKin-
ely of Abilene, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Jones of Eastland, during hi*
furlough at home. The Garrisons'
also visited In the homes of Mrs.
Texa Garrison at Liaglevile and
Mrs. S. E. Keith of Dublin. Mrs.
Garrison and Mrs. Keith art grand-
mothers of Nath. Another aunt,
Mrs. A. L. Rippetoe visited in the
Garrison home on the Morgan Mill
road while he was hare.
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“Torture feats” prove that Sfmmons
Beaatyrest Mattresses can really “take
it”. Even the wpM)t of a five-1 op glg-
Phaat failed to Weak down patented
MC'prwf edges, fpt this mattress is
built to gjve you utmost comfort—to
give you better sleep!
U|e Mays’
Convenient
Terms
Mr. and Mr*. W. N. (Boon)
Brown, Mr. .and Mrs. Arch Evans,
Sr., laft sarly Wendesday morning
for Maxiea City. The quartet will
attead the st>Ml convention of
Rotary International In tha capi-
tal city of Old Mexico. Brown ia
president qf the local Rotary Club
and Brass ia a paat president of
the ero up. The Stephenville
couples are making the trip by car
We Give
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Values
for the
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Potter, Bill. Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1952, newspaper, May 23, 1952; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1134639/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.