The Ballinger Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1965 Page: 4 of 14
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e Bsllinger Ledger, Ballinger, Texas
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Annual Blanket
Garden Club This Year
talk was
Tom
business
op-
first
until
Morgan Jones Insulaire
Mrs. Joe
Colors
lx*mon. Deep Rose.
$10.00 Value - Our Price $*J95
Plymouth sales in Texas prove it 1
Only CQc Down Holds
Le Chic
-
All Cotton
£
$229
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Best Rest High Grade
aUIMOMOB fOMQUa DINJW
618 Hutchings Ave
Automatic Blankets
Richter Motor Co
2 Year Replacement Guarantee
Twin Size
$14.95
For Best Buys in Blankets, Shop
vo«m
Purifoy
Tom
Mrs
the
the
per
per
for 21. hoyrs for
The hours will be
am. and 7:30 to
at the Community
There are nine books and
one Psalm mentioned in the
Bible that have been lost.
Mrs
Mrs
We Give and Redeem
Gold Bond Stamps
Tourism" was the subject
of a talk fnaide by Richard
become common
18th century.
Size
$5.95
I
The ears of a cricket are
in his legs, and those of a
jsnake, in his otngue.
72 x 90 Rayon and
Acrylic. Iteautiful
Colors. Only —
Size
$6.95
$15.95
$19.95
any Blanket—with regular weekly or monthly
payments
Sale
Starts
Friday
June 4th
The folly of both extremes
is illustrated by the low food
value and taste quality of
green, and over-ripe fruit.
Buy your Insurance where
“Personal Service"
Makes the Difference
One big reason for Plymouth's sales success in Texas is
the '65 Plymouth Belvedere It's the big buy in the inter-
mediate class, and Texans know a good deal when they
see it. Belvedere gives you dollar-saving economy with
' a look of quality From the luxurious Belvedere Satellite
to the Belvedere I two-door sedan, there's a model to
suit your car heeds perfectly. And every Plymouth has
a 5-year/50,C)00-mile engine and drive train warranty*
The average coffee tree
produces less than a pound
of coffee beans per year.
The average U S. city
spends 18% of its annual
budget on police and fire
departments.
Pfeith on a full stomach
may be simply content-
ment — but if you have it
when you're hungry, it’s
the real thing,
eeees
She’s suffering in silence,
But please don’t be
misled —
It’s not because she wants
to
But because the phone is
dead.
Center He emphasised that
it is important to all of the
town for every business firni
to have their employees at
this meeting, especially those
that come in contact with the
traveling public.
George R Jordan, Manager
of the Tourist Development
Department of the West Tex-
as Chamber of Commerce,
will be the instructor.
"Ballinger is very fortunate
to be able to hold this clinic
as only a few’ towns are on
this program and we should
take advantage of this
portunity,” Perry said
REST WELL BLANKETS 72 x 84 Dbl. Site
Cotton — Ravon — Wool........-- $6.M
Mrs Sykes, Mrs. Bradshaw;
Decorations for Chamber of
Commerce Banquet — . Mrs.
Clyde Gabbert. Miss Demma
Barron, Litterbug Mrs.
Largest, Mrs Hill, Mrs Tom
Crockett; Social — Mrs. Clyde
Gabbert and Mrs. Frank
Cowan.
Delegates to the- Fall Con-
vention — Mrs. O. C. Sykes
and Mrs. E. A Saunders.
Spring Convention —• Mrs J.
D Eoff and Mrs. Charles
Bradshaw State Convention
— Mrs. R. F. Zedlitz.
Mrs. Clark exhibited an ar-
rangement of swe e t p e a s
grown in her garden.
The local club was organ-
ized in March 1940 Every
resident of Ballinger was eli-
gible to membership, and the
main project proposed was to
help the local library, and
stimulate beautification work
of every nature, to impart
knowledge of gardening, to
aid in the protection of na-
tive trees, to study plants and
wild life, and to encourage
civic planting and attrac-
tiveness to Ballinger.
GLASGOW, Mont.—Airman
First Class James K Vinson,
son of Mr and Mrs J D
Vinson of Rt. 1. Winters, Tex-
as, has arrived for duty at
Glasgow AFB, Mont.
Airman Vinson, a precision
measuring equipment techni-
cian, previously served at
Schilling AFB. Kan. His new
unit is part of the Strategic
Air Command which keeps
the nation’s intercontinental
missiles and jet bombers on
constant alert.
The airman, a graduate of
Winters High School, attend-
ed the University of Texas.
His wife, Martha, is the
daughter of Mrs Emma
Marks ctf Winters. *' ♦ -
Winters Airman
Assigned to
Montana Base
Higginbotham’s
boating hunting,
historical buildings.
Inn. the towns of
and Olfen, me Olfen church,
the harvest festivals, oil well
drilling, horse riding, golf,
pool, billiards, the Noyes
monument, the Methodist
Church. National Red Angus
Association headquarters, the
ranches, and the library.
Perry announced that the
Ballinger Chamber of Com-
merce in connection with the
West Texas Chamber of Com-
merce will be holding anoth-
er tourist clinic here on June
15 and 16.
two days
9 to 11 30
1 10:00 p m.
to
School principal: “Johnny
has been very prompt get-
ting to school lately, Mr.
Jones.’’
Jones: “Yes, I bought him
a car, and -now he gets
there early, or there’s no
parking space ”
talk of the tourist clinic h^ld
here last year by the West
Texas Chamber of Commerce
at which the tourist attrac-
tions for seven days in Octo-
ber The things listed at that
time were football, the Indian
paintings at Paint Rock,
lakes, boating, water skiing,
city park, playgrounds, paddle
fudiing.
Lowake
Rtffcehd
Mrs. R. F. Zedlitz was in-
stalled 1965-’66 president of
the Ballinger Civic Garden
Club at a called meeting held
Friday morning in the club
room at the Library.
Other officers are Mrs. Sim
(Xtttelle, 1st. vice president;
Mrs. Beulah Frazier, 2nd
vice president; Mrs. E A
Saunders, secretary;
Bill Clark, treasurer.
Frank Cowan, historian; and
Mrs. Charles Bradshaw, par-
liamentarian.
“Working in the Garden”
was the theme used by Mrs
•Charles Bradshaw when she
installed officers.
Mrs John Allbright, retir-
ing president, presided at the
meeting and heard reports
from officers. The resigna-
tion of Mrs. A O. Bartlett
was accepted. Mrs. Allbright
thanked club members for
throughout the past year be-
fore presenting the gavel to
Mrs. Zedlitz.
Mrs. Zedlitz announced that
the project for the coming
year would be In assisting
PRIMROSE BLANKETS 70 x 80 Double Size
$3.95
CHATHAM BLANKET 72 x 90 Dbl.
Rayqn and Acrylic ...............
CHATHAM BLANKET 72 x 90 Dbl.
Rayon and Acrylic......,
HOUSTON SHEET BLANKET
70 x 90 All cotton
Show me a man who comes
home In the evening, Is
greeted by a smile, is en-
couraged to take off his
Bhoes, has pillows arranged
•n the floor for him’ and
is served a delicious meal
— and I’ll show you a man
who lives in a Japanese
restaurant.
elop Into Big Business
Very Special
Blanket 72 x 90 — 106'.; High Grade Cotton —
Carnation, Sand, White, Ctlrry,
Newsmen believe the
newspaper advertisement ap-
peared in 1642 in Great
Britain, but the principle did
not
the
BIG BUYS IN
BLANKETS
Pride makes men ridicu-
lous, and prevents others
from becoming so.
Make your selection early from our Large
Stock — at these Attractive Prices!
Purifoy
Philosophy
TEXANS
LOVE
PLYMOUTH
BEWEDEBE
Get a Texas-size deal at Plymouthland nowl
the Twlllte Acres Nursing
Home In landscaping the
grounds around the building.
The president announced
the following committees:
Civic — Mrs. J D. Eoff. Mrs
E. A Saunders; Program and
Yearbook — Mrs. Fraaer,
Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Brad-
shaw; Pilgrimage Mrs.
Caudle. Mrs Bill Clark
R E Truly,
Membership — Mrs.
Caudle, Mrs. Andy Spreen,
Mrs.’E. L. Rampy; Conserva-
tion — Mrs Joe Willeke, Mrs.
Jim Golden, Mrs H P Lar-
gent; Horticulture — Mrs
Tom Crockett, Mrs O. C.
Sykes, Mrs J W Barr.
Therapy — Mrs Whiter
Mueller, Mrs. Frank Cowan,
Miss Demma Barron; Tele-
phone — Mrs John Allbright,
Mrs. C D Harris, Mrs. Joe
Beard; Library — Mrs. C. L.
Hill; Publicity — Mrs. Sim
Cottelie; Plant Exchange —
Mrs. Tom Crockett, Mrs O C.
SykeS: Scrapbook
Beard; Ways and Means —
Mrs. Clark, Mrs Allbright,
Hnger Chamber of Commerce,
to the Rotary Club Tuesday
noon at Texas Grill. E E
King, program chairman, pre-
sented the program for the
day
A down-to-earth
given by Perry on exactly
what the tourist
means to Ballinger and how
more of this out of town
money can toe increased.
■•According to actual sur-
vey by the West Texas Cham-
ber of Commerce there are
2,495 cars pass through Bal-
linger each 24 hours,”
speaker said "Based on
average of three people
car and the $23 55 spent
person each day on traveling,
if Ballingef conld detain these
people 10 per cent longer in
our city we would Have the
equivalent of an annual pay-
roll uf $2 140.360 00 Perry
said
Reference was made In the
Double Bed 8gl. Control .
Double Bed Dual Control
Colors — Beige, Pink, Green, Blue, and Red
♦HERE'S HOW PLYMOUTH'S 5-YEAR/50.000-MILE ENGINE
AND DRIVE TRAIN WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU:
Chrysler Corporation conbdently warrants all of the following vital parts of its
cars for 5 years or 50.000 miles, whichever comes first, dunw which tame any such
parts that prove defective in material and workmanship will be replaced or repaired
at a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of business without charge
for such parts or labor engine block, bead and internal parts, intake manifold, water
pump, transmission case and internal parts (excepting manual cluWh), torque con-
verter drive shaft, universal joints, rear axle and differential and rear wheel bearings.
Required maintenance The following maintenance services are required under the war-
ranty -chan<ye engine oil every 3 month, or 4.000 mihes, whichever comes firth replace
oil filter every second oil chanae, clean carburetor air filter every 6 don ths and replace
it every 2 years and every 6 months hrrmsh evidence of this required service to a
Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer and request him to certify receipt of
such evidence and your cari mileage. Simple enough for such important protection
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Perry, Richard H. The Ballinger Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1965, newspaper, June 3, 1965; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1179649/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.