The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1957 Page: 16 of 16
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DANIEL NEWS
Row Crops Are
Good
Looking
Zel-
July 22, 1957. ed I could spend a week there en-
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GERALD HALE
EMMETT HALE
HALE'S
GULF SERVICE
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their home in Midland
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interrupted
message:
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Wright
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sheriff: J.
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LETTER FROM GERMANY
living filled with a milling-
from dusk until a late hour,
were other attractions be-
the flash light election re-
— the ice cream supper
to
stolen
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He subscribed for five years to
the local newspaner.
spent several days
Dam in New Mexico
that a quirk
public address
police calls.
summer with her aunt, Mrs.
na Axe.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Godman
Ir. and Mrs. M. J. Thomas
hildren Shelia and Kathy
kmarillo were visitors in the
if Mrs. Zelma Axe Sunday.
Visitors in the home of
Mamie Cogdell Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Jones from Vega
and Mrs. Joe Gill and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Artho visited
n the home of Mr. and Mrs.
)tho Artho near Bushland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rarqdin from
\marillo visited in the home of Mr.
md Mrs. W. R. Moore Saturday
tight.
Mr. and Mrs. If. D. Moore vis-
ted in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
’I. J. Perry of Amarillo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manning from
Hereford visited in the home of
VIr. and Mrs. J. T. McClain and
VIr. and
R. L.
list this
Hi!
As usual we have been having
a wonderful time! Wednesday we
drove to Bad Homburg and Wies-
baden. I believe that Wiesbaden is
the most beautiful place we have
seen. It is noted for its parks and
I can certainly see why. Words are
inadequate to express their bea-
uty. It was almost like walking in
a dream. . .the beautiful ponds sur-
rounded by weeping willows with
white swans floating on the water,
and the pretty lake in the park
where people were boating. At one
edge was a very pretty sidewalk
restaurant where an orchestra
was playing. We even saw a taxi
driver who was wearing a silk top
hat and tux and driving a carri-
age pulled by horses. How I wish-
Amar-
of
II.
an
a
las
Just one year ago today, we opened the Hale Gulf Ser-
vice at the corner of Highway 51 and Park Avenue. Our
opening was a tremendous success, and we had high
hopes that our business would continue to grow dnd thrive.
After one full year in business we are indeed pleased with
the results.
Again, may we say Thanks friends, for the generous pa-
tronage you have given us in the past, and we’re looking
forward to many more years of association with you.
that we express our sincere thanks and appreciation to-
day. And to you folks who have never tried Hale’s Gulf
Service, we want to invite you in. You’ll find an array
of automobile accessories, plus those good Gulf Petroleum
products.
PLAINS INSURANCE AGENCY
INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE
W. D. Twichell of Amarillo is ;
visiting in Hereford this week, ;
looking after business interests. He
is a cadastral surbeyor, and said ;
that he laid out the original town- i
site of Hereford when it was
thought the town would be named
"Blue Water.” The present name
was chosen in preference to that
in 1898.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Whitehead
received an added reminder of
their 25th wedding anniversary
Aug. 2, when they received from >
his mother this week a cimnirv''
from a McKinney papper telling of
their marriage. The artirle re->d: (
“C. L. Whitehead and Miss Geor-
gia B. Tate of the Climax com-
munity were married ai a o'Cjo..,. i
this afternoon, while sitting in
their buggy near the northeast cor-
ner of the public square. Rev. J.
B. Gober of the Methodist Church i
officiated."
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Door-to-door selling accounts
only two percent of the total
tail business in the U. S.
EARTHLY SERMON
WEWOKA, Okla. W — The Rev.
Harvey Scott of the
Christ was delivering
sermon when he was
by a mere mundane
“Calling Car No.
No. 11.”
A check showed
caused the church
system to pick up
dis-
He I
and i
box
J. I>. Clark from Verno .
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clar'
from Marshall spent the week
end in
Mrs. J.
Mr. and
turned to
after a 10-day visit in the home
of Mrs. Myers’ parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. W. R. Moore.
majestic Austrian Tyrol to Inns-1
bruck. From Innsbruck we go via
the famous Brenner Pass and the
Dolomites to Cortina d’Ampezzo
(famous winter-sport resort>,
Then to the mecca of tourikts,
Venice. In Venice we will visit St.
Mark's Cathedral, the Doge’s Pal-
ace, the Bridge of Sighs and the
glass works. From Venice we go
to Cremona, through the Apennines
via Genoa and along the Mediter-
ranean east to Rapallo, a beautiful
and fashionable resort on the Ita-
lian Riviera. Then via Grasse
through the French Alps and along
the Route Napoleon to Grenoble.
From Grenoble through the fa-
mous wine country (Cote D’Ori
visiting Fontainebleau to Paris.
From Paris via Ostend to Bru-
ges, and on to Brussels. From
Brussels to Rotterdam and the Ha-
gue (residence of the Dutch gov-
ernment) to Amsterdam. We will
leave Amsterdam on the way to
Cologne, site of the world's largest
Gothic Cathedral. From Cologne
via Bonn (site of the German Re-
public) southward via the Seven
Mountains and the Drachenfels to
the most popular resort on the
Rhine, Konigswinter. From there
we will travel along the historic
Rhine back to Frankfurt. Our tour
will last for two weeks.
It is hard to realize that my visit
is already half over. Next week I
will be writing from Nice. Until
then, Auf Wiedersehen.
Jane Newsom
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SHREDDED CABBAGE
HUMBIRD, Wis. W — Robert I
Green, 18-year-old feed mill work-
er, had to work pretty hard to
keep $200 from becoming mere
chicken feed.
He had ground, up 20 sacks of
corn in a hammer mill before
covering his wallet missing,
pawed through the 20 sacks
finally wound up with a cigar
full of green shreds.
His father, mil) owner Herbert
Green, whose money it was, hopes
to recover half the loss from
Treasury Department.
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A. 0. THOMPSON
ABSTRACT CO.
Camplete Ti—-t Index of all
'and and town lots in Deaf
Smith County. Write us for
^formation.
Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Sthroeter, Mgrs.
Box 73, 'hone 130
Mrs. W. R. Moore Sunday.
Campbell is on the sick
week,
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By MRS. W. R. MOORE
The row crops in this cuminun
Ity are looking good in spite o
dry weather.
A revival meeting will start Auf
and run through Aug. 12 at th
Palo Duro Baptist Church.
Mrs. Kennith Dygert and child
ren Ilona, Randall and Diana haV‘
returned to their home in Bridge
port after a week’s visit in th<
home of Mrs. Dygert's parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Artho
children
Conchas
week.
But-, a business can’t grow without the loyal patronage of
and it is to these customers and friends
FUDGE
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (,« —
Supid is not unknown in the U. S.
District Court here.
Judge Waldo Rogers recently let
’wo federal prisoners out from
tind bars for 30 minutes
married.
Both had pleaded guilty
terstate transportation of a
car.
joying it all! .
Saturday night Mr. Thome,
Helga and I went to a big dance
spuiiHored by the University of
Giessen which
ruins of an old castle near Stauf-
fenbert. When I thought about
the dance previously, I could
picture the pretty, graceful dan-
ces done to the music of an or-
chestra. Although the dances
were not just like the American
dances they were very different
from what I had expected. While
the orchestra, which consisted of
a saxophone, clarinet, accordian
and drums, rested, we danced to
records — "Heartbreak Hotel”
by Elvis Presley, ' "Only You,”
etc. Yes, it seems that they too
have heard of Elvis Presley but
he isn’t as popular as he- is in the
States. Anyway, the music was
also very different from what I
had hoped and expected to hear
at a dance in Germany, but we
had a lot of fun.
Tomorrow’ Helga and I will be-
gin our tour. We are so excited
about it that it is all we think or
talk about. We leave from the
Kaiser Keller Restaurant in Frank-1
furt tomorrow*, July 23, at 1:301
p.m. From Frankfurt we will go I
to Stuttgart and to Ottobeauren*
where we will visit the medieval
church. The tour leads through the
45 Years Ago
The election brought out a large
crowd, Main Sheet and the side-
walks
crowd
There
sides
turns
and the motion picture show.
The slow returns from a few'
counties still leave some state of-1
fleers in doubt, but Colquitt for
governor and Sheppard for Lt.
governor are easy winners.
In Deaf Smith County,
won out as county judge;
eron, county attorney;
treasurer; R. W. Baird.
S. Jones, clerk, and C. 1
assessor.
Prof. Marion M. Terry, manager
and owner of the Toxas Star Show,
will be in Hereford tonight. Prof.
Terry promises one of the best
shows in the way of hypnotism,
mind-reading, tricks and wrestling
stunts ever
Admission is 15.cents and 25 cents, i
John H Patton Wm. H. Patton
All Forms of Insurance
213 N. Main St. Since 1926 Phone 50
Presley Popular
in Germany, Too
Mrs. Jean Chunn and boys Rix
ie and Stevie from Wichita Fall:
and Billy Moore from Amarillo
so were visitors in the home
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Moore over the weekend.
Mrs. Zelma Axe and Mrs. Ma
mie CogdelJ returned home from
a trip through parts of California
and Oregon where Mrs. Axe’s
boys live. David and Zane live in
Bloomington, Calif, and Dick lives
in Medford, Ore. They reported a
nice trip.
Mrs. II. J. Perry from
illo visited in the home
sister, Mr. and Mrs,
Moote last Thursday,
Joe Russell Ballard has returned
to Boulder, Colo., after spending
the summer with his mother, Mrs.
Mamie Ballard.
Little Miss Dian Sullenger from
Galleys. N. M., is spending
Park Avenue
and
Hiway 51
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Clark, Roy M. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1957, newspaper, August 1, 1957; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1211972/m1/16/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.