The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 11, 1972 Page: 5 of 12
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For Averhoffs
. Mr, Kurt Averhoff
announo* th«
^ , baby boy. Kerin
* at Hlco City Hoe-
ro April 20, l«t. *»
*The little men Upped
,t term pound#, one
Eflj| ounce*.
grandparent# ere
Mr*. Gilbert Jeake of
Paternal grandparent# are
Mr. end Mr#. W. W. Averhoff of
Auatln.
Maternal great-grandparent* *
are Mr. and Mra. D. A. Jeake of
Staf and Mrs. Annie L. Man-
ning of Jfrant.
Paternal great-grandparent#
are Mrs. KUsabeth Morris of
Orsgon and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Calkin* of California.
Make*, Models of Office Machines
- SALES & SERVICE -
Sins Office Machine Service
2215 Fisk St., Brown wood
In Goldthwaite Call 648-2244
aid D. (Jerry) Sims, Representative
any thanks,
/ wish to take this means to ex-
ress my sincere appreciation for
e gesture of support and those
Lo voted for me mr the County
ommmissioners, Race. I will al-
ys hold you in high regard.
Sincerely,
Ralph Duren
Graveside Rites
Held May 8 For
Rose LeGrande
Graveside services were held
Monday, May 8, 1973 at 10:00 a.
m. In the Oakvlew Cemetery at
Mallln for Mrs. Rose LeOrande
of Kermlt. Rev. Gordon Talk
officiated. Services were held
Sunday, May 7, 1072 at 2 p. m.
In the nrat United Methodist
Church at Kermlt with the Rev.
Dr. Joe Schrlmshlre officiating.
Mrs. LeGrande passed away
Saturday, May 8, 1072 at 2:10 a.
m.
Born May 15, 1011 In Mullln,
Texas she was the daughter of
Oeorge Madison Fletcher and
Blla Baskin Fletcher. She was
married to Ralph LeOrande In
1030 In California. She was a
ember of the Order of the
Eastern Star No. 845 and a
member of the Texas Library
AasociaUon.
For 24 years she served her
county, Winkler County, as
Librarian.
Survivors7 include her hus-
band: three brothers, J. Pred,
Dublin. Joe H., Wolfforth, and
L. D., Lubbock; and two sisters,
Mrs. Anita Owens, San Saba,
and Miss Mary R. Fletcher of
StephenvUle.
It’* A Boy!
Ty-Bo Shane Tyson proudly
[announces the arrival of his
little brother, born Wednesday,
May 3, 1072 at Childress Clinic
and Hospital. The new arrival
Upped the scales at seven
pounds, three ounces and will
answer to the name of Coby
Rebel.
Proud parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin O’Daniel Tyson.
Grandparents are Mrs. Fran-
kie Tyson of Evant and Mr.
Floyd Medford of Ooldthwalte.
-o-
The farthest points In Great
BrlUan are from Land’s End,
England, to John O'Croats,
Scotland.
MATTRES8E8
• New and Renovate
• Choice of Ticking
• Choice of flrwi n wee
• Now Innenprtng Unit
• Cleaned, Felted Cotton
• New Mattress Guarantee
Visit Onr Sleep Shop
1507 Austin Ava, Brownwoo#
IN GOLDTHWAITE
CALL #48-23*4
WESTERN MATTRESS CO.
MARKET REPORT
LOMETA COMMISSION CO.
Lometa, Texas
BUD HARRELL, Owner
MAY 5
RECEIPTS 809
Light Steer Calves, $47.50-
382.50; medium steer calves,
43.00- 48.00; heavy steer calves,
38.00- 43.00.
Light Heifer Calves, $42.00-
$51.50; medium heifer calves,
34.50-41.00; heavy heifer calves,
33.00- 38.50.
Feeder heifers______ 31.00-38.00
Feeder steers______ 36.50-42.00
Helferettes _________ 10.00-28.50
Stocker cows______ 22.50-27.00
Butcher calves ...___ 33.00-36.00
Cows Ac Calves____ 210 00-375 00
Bull calves_________ 32.50-49.00
Bull yearlings______ 31.00-40.00
Packer bulls ________ 24.50-31.50
Packer cows_______ 18.50-26.00
All light weight steer and
heifer calves were fully steady
to 81 higher. All medium weight
steer and heifer calves were
steady to $1 higher. Spots were
$2 higher. All steer and heifer
calves In the heavy weight were
fully steady. All yearling weight
cattle were fully steady with
heifer calves $1 higher.
Packer cows were 50a higher.
Packer bulls were steady. Cows
Ac Calves were again $20 per
pair higher.
We had a good run of cattle
with, excellent buyer attendance
with sharp strong bidding.
REMEMBER,
Sale Starts at 12:00 noon
Friday
Annual Meeting
Members of the Hamilton County Electric Cooperative Association
are invited to attend the 1972 annual meeting of the Co-op in the
Hamilton School Cafetorium
AT 8:00 P. M. MONDAY, MAY 15, 1972
Free 23 Inch Color TV
There will he a drawing for door prizes including a giant
! 23-inch color television set, hair dryer and steam irons.
- important Business
Three directors will be elected at the meeting. The fate of
a proposal to amend our Articles of Incorporation to meet
requirements for securing looms for expansion will be dec-
oded. We must have this financing in order to continue to
grow increase the capacity of our lines to serve our
present members. Vote FOR the amendment.
If you cannot attend, 1
please nail your ballet.
Great Entertainment
wtth •
W* lf«
will b# the
%4"!
The Mills
Minister
By ANDREW E. MILD
Tutor
Zion Lutheran Church
PrMdy, Tcxm
There has never been a time
In the hlxtory of man when
mankind did not live under ten-
sion. From the earliest accounts
of man — from the temptation
In the garden of Eden, there
have been three kinds of ten-
sions. Tension between man and
God, between man and man and
man In tension with himself.
Ood is righteous and requires
rightness of us. Since our na-
ture Is such that it Is, we love
to do what is forbidden much
rather than to do what is bid-
den. This earns punishment for
us and separates us from God.
It Is also natural for man to
ignore God, to go. hi# own way
and In a sense feel liberated.
Tension between man and
man has manlfeste Itself In his-
tory. From the beginning, Adam
tried to blame his mate for the
difficulty they got Into. Then
one son, Cain, killed his brother
Abel out of Jealousy, and so It
has been down through history.
Men have learned to resent each
other. Jealousy develops and
bad feelings lead to evil acts.
Especially Is this true when one
feels superior to another and
feels threatened by the other.
This holds true not only for In-
dividuals, but also for nations.
Since we give In to this old
nature we have wars and
threatenlngs of wars and thus
feel Insecure and live under the
tension of fear. We may not al-
ways be conscious of this fear,
but It’s there.
Tension within oneself Is most
often not recognized. Symptoms
are sometimes thought of as be-
ing the disease. Seldom is a
disease cured by the treatment
of the symptom only. The root
cause must be found and treat-
ed. One knows what he should
be, but la dissatisfied with what
he Is. Result — Internal tension.
Since our society Is In a sense
"artificial” we Join It in order
not to be different. The struggle
we have within us causes us to
treat symptoms. We struggle to
find what we are looking for.
We have artlflcally Induced
sleep. We take sleeping pills,
many of which are drugs. Then
we stimulate ourselves to be
alert — that with other drugs.
We seek momenta of Joy, also by
artlflcal means. No wonder *
drug culture has developed.
Quite often those who speak the
loudest against this are them-
selves dependent In this way on
finding some measure of satis-
faction.
Tensions can be good when
used properly. Competition is
never without tension. But what
I have described Is not use, but
abuse. It Is a form of escape
from the world of reality. We
live In a world of reality and
we must each find our rightful
place in it For the Christian It
Is the world where he la to to*
the “salt” of the earth. He la to
be “light” an example. He liven
by the wisdom of Ood a# he la
enlightened by the Spirit. Under
HI# guidance the Christian win
remain in communion with
Ooid. He knows his needs and
depends on Ood to help him
meet those needs. He baa Urn
courage to live with himself and
with ethers as one who Is un-
worthy, yet loved by Ood and
bought with a great price. He
knows that God has made him
worth a lot since such a great
price was paid for him. Then
the Christian will try to live up
to that worthiness which Odd
has given him. He’ll do It by
faithful service In His kingdom.
--
Personal
Visitors In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Harris were his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Harris of StephenvlUa.
They also visited other relative#
here. Also visiting with the
Harrises were their daughter,
Mrs. Sammle Cleveland*and a
friend. Ola Mae Hill, both of
Brown wood.
THE OOLDTHWAITK EAGLE-MULLIN ENTERPRISE Page 8
Goldthwaite, Texas, Thursday, May 11, 1972
Thanks To Voters:
Grateful thanks is extended to the
People of Mills County for your vote
and continued support in my bid for
re-election as County Attorney of
Mills Coiunty.
X.
Sincerely,
A, M. Pribble
IF SAVING a
IS YOUR
MAIN BAG
To be a success at saving, you have to be consis-
tent. Deckle now how much you cam save amd
each pay day - rain or shine - make your de-
posit. Your savings earn the highest going rate
from the day of deposit. Visit oar bank today
for details and “pocket” the difference.
rtf > wf ow j
fDM
MILLS COUNTY
STATE BANK
' Goldthwaite, T<
Serving Milk Grant, Over 83 Y*an
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Bridges, G. Frank. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 11, 1972, newspaper, May 11, 1972; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1168317/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.