The Leonard Graphic (Leonard, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1955 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LEONARD GRAPHIC — Friday, April 15, 1955.e
Mr. Jackson invites all his friends and
cattle and livestock men, both larg^e and
small, to come by and visit with him.
Breedlove Livestock Commission
Company
C. A. (Buddy) Jackson Ft. Worth, Texas
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TRY OUR FOUNTAIN SERVICES
GRILL 69
Your patronage is appreciated.
C. R. Breedlove of the Breedlove Live-
stock Commission Co., Ft. Worth, died
about 6 weeks ago, and C. A. (Buddy)
Jackson, who has been with the Breedlove
Co. for 23 years, is now the owner and
salesman.
The business will continue in the
same manner, and under the same name.
Banana Splits
Ice Cream Malts — Shakes1
Lunches — Short Orders
Sandwiches
ATTENTION LIVESTOCK
OWNERS
THE AMERICAN WAY
1950 Chevrolet
Bel Air - Sport Coupe
1949 Olds
2-DoorSPECIALS
GROUND BEEF, lb
2 large or 4 Small Cans
PET MILK
LEGAL COLUMN
FORE!
Pork Chops, lbGRIFFIN’S
Patronize Graphic Advertisers
WARWICK GROCERY
Warning Necessary
Leonard
Phone 218
Patronize Graphic AdvertisersFORMAL OPENING
APRIL 16th
Latimer and Son
Texaco Service Station
Free Coffee — Cookies — Cold Drinks — Candy
Drive In and Register For
Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
Free Prizes
Drawing Will Be At 4;00 P. M
NOTICE
Do Not Have To Be Present To Win
Wholesale the rest
We Keep the Best
MURPHY CHEVROLET CO
Don t Miss — APRIL 16th — Be There
P:U Murphy, E. P. Todd — Salesmen
example, the
hazard. It has
that 120 eggsMrs. Donnie Stapp’s children
of Fort Worth visited her dur-
ing the Easter holidays.
Mrs.
and
Wives all over want OK Used Cars of their own. i
It’s the low-cost answer to a family’s second-car j
needs. The red OK Tag marks a car that’s thor-
oughly inspected and scientifically reconditioned.
You own with pride and drive with confidence
because OK Used Cars are warranted in writing! I
1950 Ford
Club Coupe
Bills owed by Mrs. Effie C.
Roberts, deceased, should be
forwarded to A. A. Graham,
493 E. 8th St., Reno, Nev.
for
be
not
but
re-
es-
Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
(Lubbock visited here
and Sunday with Mr.
A. L. McMurry and
Mirs. W. J. Key.
Look
for the
red
$^Tag!
In the case above, Glen was at
fault. The players were ob-
viously in a danger zone, and the
mere shouted warning was not
sufficient to protect them, es-
pecially since their backs were
to Glen, and they were proceed-
ing ahead of him, in a place
where, under the rules of the
game, they had a right to be.
On the golf course, remember,
use just ordinary reasonable care
to see that other players are pro-
tected. Be sure they know when
you are going to drive, if they
are in a danger zone, and don’t
deliberately drive into people
ahead of you.
reasonable and
METHODIST CHURCH
CALENDAR
Cook of
Saturday
and
Mr.
“Fore!” yelled Glen Glibb as
he sized up the fairway in front
of him. ‘ Better wait,” cautioned
another member of his foursome.
“Those people aren’t out of range
yet.”
“Well, they’re too slow,” said
Glen. “I’ll just crack one over
their heads—that’ll speed ’em up
a little.”
There was a resounding crack
as Glen drove, and the golf ball
shot out low and hard along
the right side of the fairway. As
the players watched, admiring the
fine shot, the ball began to curve
to the left, hooking toward the
two men and two women in the
fairway. “Fore,” Glen yelled
frantically, and one of the wom-
en moved desperately to one side,
ducking her head. The ball
struck her on the arm.
1954 Chevrolet
4 - Door
1953 Chevrolet
1-2 Ton
AUNT JEMIMA
FLOUR, 10 lbs
All those who wont OK Used Cars,
raise their hands!”
In all of his conduct which
might result in harm to another
player, or to a caddy, the golfer
must exercise
ordinary care, according to the
circumstances. It is well known
that driven balls do not always
travel in the straight course in-
tended, but the player must rea-
sonably forsee the likelihood of
injury to others from his driven
ball, and use the care necessary
to prevent such injury.
One duty of a golfer is to give
timely warning of an intended
drive if the other player is not
aware of such intention, but in
some cases a mere warning is not
enough. The golfer is not neces-
sairly an insurer of the safety of
others with reference to the balls
he drives, nor is he guilty of
neglience merely because the ball
deflects from its intended course,
but he must have in mind. the
possibilities of dangers to others.
Ordinary Care Needed
A. R. Morgan, Pastor
10:00 a. m.Sliced,
39c
Sunday School
C. K. McClendon, Supt.
11:00 a. m Morning Worship
6:15 Methodist Youth
Fellowship
7:00 p. m Evening Worship
2:30 p. m. Monday .... W. S. C. S.
First Tuesday Official Board
Meeting
Second Tuesday .... S. S. Workers’
Conference
1953 Chevrolet
Bel Air 4-DoorWhite Swan, cream style
Corn, Golden of While, 2 for 35cGrayson
OLEO. Lb
Hormel,
BACON, lb
Sanitation Is
Everybody’s Job
“Envirnmental sanitation is the
public health term for clean, safe
housekeeping whether it applies
to a private home and its sur-
roundings or to towns and cities.
Among other things, it insures
safe drinking water, proper gar-
» bage and sewage disposal, the
safe service of wholesome food
including milk, rat and insect
control, and general cleanliness
of the premises. However,
environmental sanitation to
effective, it is essential that
only public health officials
the citizens living in their
spective homes or operating
tablishments serving the public
copperate wholeheartedly,” de-
clared Dr. Henry A. Hoile, state
health office.
“Consider, for
seasonal housefly
been determined
are laid by a single female at
one time and that a generation
is produced every ten days at
summer temperature. Thus, the
possibility of reproduction dur-
ing the warm months of a single
fly rups into many millions.
While the housefly does not bite,
it is dangerous because it breeds
and feeds upon both filth and
food.
‘ Again, rats are the source of
several diseases of man including
plague, typhus fever, infectious
jaundice, and trichinosis, to men-
tion some of the more important
ones. Homes can be made com-
paratively ratproof by removing
rubbish and garbage accumula-
tions, and by closing avenues of
access. Approved poisons and
traps should be employed when a
real problem presents itself.
“Removal of containers of
stagnant water such as tin cans
and barrels will do much to elimi-
nate the mosquito for household-
ers. The householder needs to
devote more seasonal attention
to mosquito eradication than he
is today if this is to be properly
controlled.
“In general, good and thorough
housekeeping, inside and out, is
the personal and civic duty of
every home dweller. It not only
adds to the pleasure of living and
removes disease hazards, but in-
creases the appearance of one’s
surroundings.”
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The Leonard Graphic (Leonard, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1955, newspaper, April 15, 1955; Leonard, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1213118/m1/4/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Leonard Public Library.