The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, August 2, 1957 Page: 8 of 8
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Saturday, Aug. 3
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W. L. SCOTT, Nocona
W. E. SCOTT, Saint Jo
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Can
GET DETAILS
AT OUR STORE
Bonnie Robison will open a re-
vival Sunday night at the Illinois
Bend Union church, it was an-
nounced this week.
STEP-ON
GARBAGE
CAN
during the month was 78 on the
28th and 29th.
averaged
SCOTT BROS. BURIAL ASSN
SAFE, SOUND PROTECTION
For Every Member of the Family Up To
90 Years Of Age — Home Owned
GOLD MEDAL
or
GLADIOLA
Little League ’
Season Closes;
Boot Team Wins
(Continued from page 1)
Tuggle, Lions Club 3
Homa Run Leaders
Moss, Lions Club
Cornelius, D., Leather Goods ..
Fuller, Leather Goods
Gideon, Boot Company
Tuggle, Lions Club
Triples
Cornelius, D., Leather Goods ..
Gideon, Boot Company
Graves, Leather Goods
Moss, Lions Club
Norman, Boot Company
Doubles
Graves, Leather Goods
Nobile, L„ Montague
Barker, Rotary Club
Coker, Boot Company
Gentry, Lions Club
Dow, J., Leather Goods
Moss, Lions Club
Dennis, Douglas, Boot Co., .
RATH BLACK HAWK
FRANKS
Father Of Former
Noconan Succumb®
J. T. Cate, father of Edward T.
Cate, Nocona News employe six
years ago, died last week of a
heart attack in Frankfurt, Germa-
ny, it was reported here this week
through Rev. Weems Dykes of
McCamey, former Christian church
pastor.
Mr. Cate suffered the attack
while he and Mrs. Cate were vis-
iting their son at Frankfurt,
where the son has been living for
several years. Burial is to be in
Glendale, Calif, cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
wish to tnank all my friends
and neighbors for the cards, flow-
ers, and nice gifts, during my
stay in the hospital. Thanks to
Dr. David and all the nurses for
their kindness.
Cora Craig
• LIBBY’S
Fruit Cocktail
PILLARS OF LEARNING—
Falling off in your classwork
am be dangerous, if you re a
student at Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company’s maintenance
school in Jacksonville, Fla.
Students learn how to get up
fa the world as the first step
toward a lineman's career.
— STORE HOURS — i
Weekdays— 7:30 &.m.-6 p m.
irdaya— 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
RATH BLACK HAWK
BACON
Mrs. Fannie Lawler’s
Mother, Sarah Reed,
Dies At Saint Jo
Funeral services were conduct-
ed at 2:30 Monday afternoon at
Saint Jo for Mrs. Sarah E. Reed.
85, mother of Mrs. Fannie Lawler
•f Nocona. The services were held
at Scott Bros, chapel with Rev.
Boy . Cook. Saint Jo Baptist pastor
officiating.
Burial was in the Reed ceme-
tery north of Saint Jo. Bearers
were Mrs. Reed’s grandsons.
A native of Tennessee, .Mrs.
Reed was born July 4. 1872, the
daughter of Josuha and Marv Dean
Reied. She was married January
24; 1884 to George W. Reed, who
Bed in 1936.
Surviving with Mrs. Lawler are
three other daughters. Mrs. Mar-
tha Trammell of Sentinel, Okla..
Miss Sarah Reed and Mrs. Bessie
Cook of Saint Jo; two sons. Dave
•f Vernon and Obb Reed of Muen-
afer; 27 grandchildren, 54 great
grandchildren and six great great
gfMhdchildren.
Mrs. Reed’s church membership
was in the Methodist church
fcfnt Jo.
August
we don't
know it.
to our office by Susie Veretto.
Susie blew in the other day
as she has done for the last
three or four years and her
arms, as in past years, were
loaded with posies and tasty
vegetables from her Bonham
street garden.
Why Susie favors us with
gifts from her garden we'll
never know, but each year she
seems to pick the best of the
crop and brings it in to us.
This year's contribution in-
cluded a couple of great big
tomatoes, some smaller ones,
a pumpkin (that'll make a good
pie) and a big bouquet of
posies.
Thanks again, Susie.
PICTSWEET
OBroccoli Spears
PICTSWEET
* F. F. Potatoes
'Round
About
Nocona
(Continued from page 1)
Uttle first hand information on
low to get the Oklahoma high-
way commisison to spell Saint
Jo correctly, we’ll gladly furnish
it—free
Just off the press, the new
official Sooner map spells it
Saint Joe. .
Couple of years ago the
Oklahoma map spelled Nocona
-Nocoma.” We took it up by
letter with Johnston Murray,
who was then governor of Okla-
homa, and he promised us that
he would have his national
guard stand by when the next
maps were made to be
tttat Nocona was spelled
wetly. <
It was correct on the
map, thanks to the governor
and the national guard.
Incidently, get hold of one of
those new Oklahoma maps. It’s
a beautiful, creation and it’s
exceptionally interesting this
year for its beautiful pictures
printed mostly in recognition of
the state’s bicentennial. The
maps arc available at the C of
C office.
Genuine Hickory
Smokod Flavor
79?
PICTSWEET
GOLDEN
CORN
10-oz. Pkg.
CARD OF THANKS
I want to thank all of my friends
and voters for the support they
gave me in the recent Reddy con-
test. ft was only through such
support that I was able to win a
9-oz.
Pkg.
F and P KADOTA
FIGS
• RANCH STYLE
BEANS
Crlcp 'n tatty
49*
sS’JRath HAM Canned $X99
PICTSWEET WILL GIVE
YOU 50c1!!!
BETTY CROCKER
Cake Mixes
BEEF STEAK
TOMATOES
YOSEMITE
eCATSUP
CALIFORNIA
★1CANTAL0UPES
June's Highest ,
Temperature 98,
Report Shows
the last day of the month, the 88.1 high and 67.4 low.
monthly weather bulletin of the J Ram fell fivetimes duringthe
exneriment station at Montague month, 20 of the 30 days were
shows I Perfectly clear; 16 days were with-
June’s coldest temperature was out wind and six days were
58 on the 24th and the highest low cloudy.
WE GIVE
S. & H.
GREEN STAMPS
c2.r 39*
io-oz 251
Pkg. 1
HI-C • SWIFT’S
Orange Drink-PREM
46-oz. Can • BAKE RITE
$149
19*
Can
Nocona Independent Lumber Co
W. R. ROBB, Manager
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The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, August 2, 1957, newspaper, August 2, 1957; Nocona, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1206083/m1/8/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friends of the Nocona Public Library.