The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 1, 1962 Page: 4 of 10
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nt nowi
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of the crowds
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ASSURE SAVINGS-
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HZ NOCONA NEWS, NOCONA, TEXAS, NOV. 1, 19«2
chic ,en.
have
city
co'irt
for
Nov.
administered here than took
$1,000.00
two
two
for
STARTS TODAY
YOU MAY VOTE
AS YOU PLEASE
ON
NOVEMBER 6TH!
There is no legal requirement—no moral obligation
Bellevue;
decided;
per-
vac-
new
the
and stockmen to be
for the first sign of
•Nov. 20.
•Nov. 27,
18.
22,
29.
damage has already
wheat and barley as
or
to
Pon-
that
the type II total for
to 2.416.
I was administered
to 2.635.
ce cream, bread
■hocolate -i.k.
the
was only
$5,500 to
of partic-
Several have also report
screwworm
hatch.” Arve-
Now in its third week, Nocona’s
United Fund campaign is only
slightly past the half way mark.
As of Wednesday noon,
total given and pledged
$3,001 against a goal of
meet the budget needs
ipating agencies.
However, parts of the
not yet been canvassed.
goal or potential of $14,900 bas-
ed on 50c per head of adult cattle
and horses, and 10c per head for
adult swine, sheep and goats,”
the chairman said.
The county eradication commit-
tee has made arrangements for
contributions to be turned in at
any bank of the county or at the
farm bureau office in Montague.
Other points over the county are
also being contacted to accept
funds.
County Agent Wylie Roberts
explained that screwworm speci-
mens are still needed. It is not
that the officials think producers
don't know screwworms but be-
cause better records and checks
can be kept of the outbreak.
larae
for two
going into
pupal stage.
according to officials of the pro-
gram. This was emphasized by
( ounty (hairman A. N Arveson wjshing to contribute again may him to go into bankruptcy within
and cfnfo hnnrrl mnm nnr (PCll j .. . „ . _
th I a° so’ Montague County has only this six-year period,
’"e Pro-1 raised a little over $3,800 with al It is also nossibb
It is also possible to pay less
than the full amount of one’s
debts. If a debtor simnlv does
not have enough monev to live on
and still pay his obligations in
full, it is possible to pay 50 per
cent or 60 per cent of the amount
he owes to each creditor and then
receive a discharge of the bal-
ance bv the court after the Wage
Earner’s Plan is completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thurman
and son Ernest Earl spent the
weekend in Irving the guests of
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. j
and Mrs. Tommy Brice.
Mrs. Howard Boyles and daugh-
ters. Debbie. Diane and Denise of
Iowa Park were weekend vi-itors
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bailey Orrell.
?*-« c. W. Humphreys is visit-
’nc her daughter and family. Mr.
I "O'1 Mrs. Flovd and sons Bruce,
, Po"glas ard Christopher in De-
i l'olb TP'nois. The Floyds recent-
ly moved from Huntsville, Texas
to DeKolb.
Prairie Valley
Baskeiballers
Win 3 Ont 014
under construction,
s *o be placed upon
and remodeled be-
Type II Polio
Vaccine Given
To 2,416 Here
Two hundred and 19 fewer
sons took type II anti-polio
cine during the two Sundays it
was
type I, S. M. Jackson, local chair-
man, has reported.
Last Sunday 1,040 took type II
to raise
Sundays
Type
Sundays
No date has yet been set
type III, but it will not be given
until after at least six weeks have
passed.
UF Total Only
little More Than
Half Of Goal
Fall Army Worms On Prowl
I fa State; Controls Are Suggested
plan was to
their normal
only. The
started early
i. nor were there a large
enough production of flies earlier
to completely cover this area with
as many flies needed and as early
as needed.
“With a normal winter the flies
will be killed out in this area and
the results could be very good
this next year. It will be a con-
tinuous 24 hour per day program
until the program is completed.
“A program of this size takes
lots of money to carry out. The
livestock producers are pledged
to invest $3,000,000 in contribu-
tions to the program. This will
be added, it is hoped, with $3.
000 000 more state funds to match
a like $6,000,000 federal appro-
priation. The entire program is
evnected to require the $12,000,-
000 for completion and anytime
the producers do not raise their
$3 000.000 goal the federal funds
will stop.
“The success and finish of the
Mrs. Jes e D Woods went? f0
Dallas Friday to meet her son
Jrrrv who flew from Fort Bragg
North Carolina and spent the
weekend here. 9
for
ex-
wet weather are favorable
their development. Roberts
plained.
The full grown worm is about .
one and a half inches Iona: has
a prominent white inverted Vi
on the front of its head; three>
vellowish white hair lines run the I
length of the bodv on the hack j
and on either side is a wider dark ,
stripe and next to it an equally I
wide, somewhat yellow wavy stripe <
tinted with red.
Because control measures vary i
with uses being made of infested
areas. Roberts suggests his office
” -o-f for lamps and dishes. | program did not get
>”hich were removed, all of the
furniture remained in place dur-
ing the moving process.
Wage Earner's Plcn
There i- an alternative to bank-
ruptcy. Relict
harrassment by
give again.
who have not invested in the pro-' tors,
gram will do so. However, those
JEFF S. HENDERSON
901 Ave M, NW Childress, Texas
♦o
tentbercraft
^rds motel and the O’Neal rest
’’"me now
’rh'» house '■
n foundation
occupancy.
A person who has filed bank-'
six vearc and is I
It is hoped those again being pressed hv h’s cred’-
mav file a Wage Earner’s
Plan. The law does not permit,
School Menus
Monday— Barbecued beef on
bun, relish, french fried potatoes,
cheese wedges, celery sticks, oat-
meal cookies, plain or chocolate
| milk.
I Tuesday— Hamburgers, pickles
and onion, lettuce and tomatoes,
otato chips, apnle cobbler, plain
I r chocolate milk.
Wednesday—roast turkey, dress-
peas.
sauce
Philippine Pastor
To Preach Sunday
On Sunday, November 4 thp
Spanish Fort Methodist church
will have as its speaker Nathaniel
Cortez of Manila, Philippines Mr
Cortez is a leading preacher' in
the Philippines, and has pastbred
the largest Methodist church He
has been president of the student
body of his college, and has serv-
ed as national nresident of the
’•’hilippine Christian student move-
ment He is the son of one of the
-ioneer Methodist pastors of the
nhilinnine=. In January he will
complete his Bachelor of Divinity
degrees at Perkins School of
Theology in Dallas.
his '
unless the I
is to expensive •
Screwworm Program Successful Up
To Preseni Time. Chairman Says
The screwworm .radlcllonI1'w'"'".......
, , , , , i on producers raising tne pledged ror his income,
program has been successful and I 000 p le who contri. 1 A ner.nn whr
has accomplished what was ex- buted earlicr win not [}c askpf) I
pected at this stage of the plan, cive aeain_ .. - . . ,. | ™ . • .. „
giblct gravy, English
In-esc sa d. cranberrv
butter, plain or
all farmers
on the alert
damage.
Economic
occurred to
far north as Hardeman county
and heavy damage to small grains
and Bermuda and Johr.songrass
pastures has occurred in central,
south central and south Texas
areas.
“Whitish patches that appear in
grass or small grain are the first
indication that the worms are
present. The young larvae do not
consume the entire leaves of the
plant but skeletonize them, leav-
ing the veins and ribs exposed,
explains Roberts. This type of
damage causes the whitish spots
to appear in areas where concen-
trations of the worms are feeding.
The worms usually go unnoticed i be contacted for recommendations.
Ihu.sd-} —fried
:-?;n u.»a; s. rna.hed potatoes, but-
ter, bre'-d, peach half, plain or
h< eola'.e milk.
Friday—vegetable-beef soup and
crackers, toasted cheese sand-
■ ic.h-s. chocolate cake, plain or
chocolate milk.
FOR SALE
9 Lots In Parkview Addition
8 Are Utilities
from constant
creditors and
nd garnishmen'
be f,;,nd b’
Wace Earner'-
court
Our Drug
Store
"Your Rexall Storer"
"We Give S & H Green
Stamps"
House Moved From
Montague Street To
Highway Location
Motorists traveling in the 100
and 200 blocks of Montague street
and Highway 82 east were con-
fronted Tuesday afternoon by a
“full grown” house which was be-
inf moved to a new location.
The house is the home of Mr.
md Mrs. Oliver Motley. It was
moved from 206 Montague street
alongside the Motley’s
shop between
Fall armyworms are still on
the prowl in Texas. W. H. New-
ton. assistant extension entomolo-
gist, reports that the build up
which started in northeast Texas
girls'' during August has now spread
to a | over two-thirds of the state. Coun-
1 Iv Annnt Wulis* Ruhnrfc nailtinnu
until they become one to one and
a half inches in length.
“The adult moths are active in
late evening and at night. The
females lay about 1.000 eegs in
masses averaging about 150 each.
The eggs hatch in from two to
four davs and the
voting worms fned
three weeks before
the ground for the
It lasts from 10 days to 2 weeks.
Thus, a generation may be com-'threats of suits
nleted in less than a month. Rob-1 “f hark accounts
erts onin’s out. Periods of cool, the filing oi a
■ ,• Plan in th" federal district
:.! under Chapter XIII of the Bank-
ruptcy Act.
A deht'T can reoue't the
to -ton all suits and garni-hmm’ |
during a three-year period whi'e |
he nays into the court each mon'*' (
sufficient money to saftisfv all |
of his debts ever this extended j
period of time.
A Wage Earner's Plan has cer-
, tain advantages over bankruptcy;
There is no stigma of having
| avoided one’s debts. Every credi-
tor is paid in full.
A debtor is taught, under court
supervision, to reserve a certain
amount each nav d?” to go to his
creditors: and he is not allowed
to purchase anvthinv on credit
during the time the plan is in ef .
, feet.
A debtor is allowed to keen
. mortgaged pronertv
! court decides 't
TOP YIELDS begin
with these
Prairie Valley boys’ and
basketball teams are off
good start with three victories' ty Agent Wylie Roberts cautions
each after meeting four oppon-
ents in the 1962-63 season, which
opened October 16.
Boys defeated Slidell, Ponder
and Paradise in the first three
games, but were defeated by Pon-
der at their second meeting, Octo-
ber 25. Girls lost their first game
against Slidell, but defeated
der, Nocona and Saint Jo in
order.
Following is the schedule
the remainder of the season.
Nov. 6. Slidell at Nocona:
9. Paradise, at Paradise; *Nov. 13,
Forestburg, at Forestburg; Noy.
17. Krum at Ringgold; '
Goldburg at Goldburg;
Byers at Byers.
Dec. 4, Bellevue at
•Dec. 11. Midway, to be
Dec. 13-14-15, Burkburnett tourna-
ment (boys) at Burkburnett; Dec.
18, Petrolia at Petrolia; Dec. 20,
Saint Jo at Saint Jo; Dec. 2829,
Ponder tournament (boys) at Pon-
der.
Jan. 4-5, Wichita Falls tourna-
ment (boys) at Wichita Falls;
•Jan. 8. Forestburg, to be decided;
Jan. 11. Bowie at Bowie; *Jan. 15,
Goldburg at Ringgold: *Jan.
Byers, to be decided; Jan.
Henrietta at Henrietta; *Jan.
Bellevue, to be decided.
•Feb. 1, Midway at Midway;
•Feb. 5, Petrolia, to be decided;
Feb. 14-15-16. Boys’ district tour-
nament at Henrietta; Feb. 21-22-
23. Girls’ district tournament at
Henrietta.
District games begin at 7:30
p. m. The Bowie game begins
at 6:30 p. m. Other games begin
at 7.
* District Games.
and state board member.
Ward, at a meeting on I
gram held last week. They stated
that when the program was start-
ed it would be a long range one
requiring from two to three years
for completion with little visible
results expected in this area this
first year.
“The program has been very
successful in many fewer cases
of screwworms in the South Tex-
as area where the sterile flies are
being dropped. In many counties
the number of confirmed cases
have been practically nil. How-
ever. even though officials never
expected any worthwhile results
in this area the first year, many
local livestock owners have re-
ported they have had many fewer
cases, especially earlier, than us-
ual—also that their first cases
were much later showing up this
year.
ed instances where
egg masses failed to
son said.
Arevson said the
release the flies in
overwintering area
If- u i
rnoui’h
enough
YOU CAN VOTE FOR ANY CANDIDATE
OF ANY PARTY
ON THE NOVEMBER 6TH BALLOT
made in No-
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POLITICAL AD PAID FOR BY MONTAGUE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
BOYD C. MADDOX, CHAIRMAN
Ill for several weeks, Elbert
Wilmer Patterson, 61, oil field
pumper, died in a Dallas hospital
Wednesday morning at 9:30.
Born in Detroit, Texas, Mr. Pat-
terson was the son of Amanda and
W. A. Patterson. His marriage to
Mary Mildred Powell took place
October 7, 1919.
Survivors include the widow and
three children, Mrs Joseph Pieroni
of Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Wilma La-
voice Cook of Bowie and Wyndal
T. Patterson of Dallas. Also sur-
viving are three sisters, Mrs. Fred
Harvey, Benton, Ark.; Mrs. Fred
Milam, Detroit,
L. L. Stricklin,
brothers. Rudy
and Herman
Springs, Okla.; and two grandchil-
dren.
Mr. Patterson was a member of
the Baptist church.
Funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock in
Daugherty Memorial chapel with
Rev. Gerald Marsh and Rev. W. D.
Craig officiating.
Interment will be
cona cemetery.
Bearers will be
Caddy McCall, Ruel
G. Browner. Dewey Harvey and
Willard Grigsby.
Daugherty funeral directors are
in charge.
Texas and Mrs.
Paris. Texas; two
Patterson, Altus
Patterson, Rush;
E. W. Patterson,
Oil Field Pumper
Dies At Dallas
Regardless of how you have ever voted...
Or in which primary you voted...
Or whether or not you voted...
Or how your poll tax receipt was stamped
Governor Price Daniel, while Attorney General, wrote an opinion on the
question of party loyalty in which he said, “The courts of Texas have answered
this question by holding that the pledge taken at the time of voting in the primary
election DOES NOT create a legal obligation."
Recently Governor Daniel repeated that opinion by saying that the pledge
on the primary ballot does not obligate anyone "legally or morally" to vote for
the Democratic ticket in the general election.
HIGHEST
PRECISION FEED
CUPS EVER
PUT ON A DRILLI
T) S-M-O-O-T-H zinc die-cast cups are corro-
sion-proof and nil alike, for uniform metering
across full width of drill.
~2) Sintered metal fluted roll and shut-off block
are built with extreme precision—all flutes
are alike, for uniform metering throughout
each turn.
S) Cadmium-platcd fluted washer turns easily
and is corrosion-proof for long life.
■4) Sintered metal insert around fluted washer is
precision built, assures easy turning and long
cup life.
Nocona Track &
Tractor Company
ATTENTION
hootball Fans
Meet your friends and eat at Fort
Richardson Coffee Shop in Jacksboro
before and after the game Friday,
November 2. Come early and visit
historic old Fort Richardson.
ITS THE LAW
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The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 1, 1962, newspaper, November 1, 1962; Nocona, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1208723/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friends of the Nocona Public Library.