The Leonard Graphic (Leonard, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, February 9, 1968 Page: 5 of 8

                                
THE LEONARD GRAPHIC, Friday, February 9, 1968
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CARROLL ELECTRIC COMPANY
following
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION OF
David Sandeibn and Frank Smith
From $2J8 Per Gal.
FREE —With each wash, lube,
Renew Floors and Furniture With
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
Week Days Phone 583-5882
Nights and Weekends Phone 587-2223 COLLECT
EXPRESS YOUR
THOUGHTS WITH
UNIROYAL TIRES
A TRIBUTE FROM
$1.69
CALDWELL'S FLOWER SHOP
By Jack Scherer
Home Lumber Co.
Phone 587-3495
Leonard, Texas
8:25x14 WSW
FOR SALE
Pho. 587-3464
CONTINENTAL BATTERY
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CRAWFORD MOTORS
Pho. 587-3515
Leonard
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59
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Frozen Foods
29C
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7
NABISCO PREMIUM
CRACKERS
Entire Stock At
Entire Stock At
14 PRICE
f/2 PRICE
2 yds. for $1.00
GLADIOLA
FRYERS
FLOUR
I
29c Lb.
Mens - Boys Sweaters 1 -3 Off
74c
I
ONE GROUP GIRLS
LADIES
SHOES
SWEATERS
39*
Entire Stock At
y2 PRICE
PRICE
$2.00 Pl
Tall Korn Bacon, lb - 53c
2
Market Sausage, lb - 39c
I
Hamburger, 3 lbs - $1.
HATS
WEST SIDE
GROCERY & MARKET
$1.00
% OFF
<A OFF
HUDGENS DEPARTMENT STORE
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PRICE
safe suds
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K?VE tltMcliott
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Make Your Spring and Decorafng
Plans Now
Legion Auxiliary
Plans For Annual
Birthday Dinner
12 Volt, 24 Months Adj.
6 Volt, 24 Months Adj. .
$21.95
$23.95
$16.95
$12.95
Leonard, Texas
HOME OF QUALITY MATERIALS
bag. Limited supply! Friday and
Saturday only. — Pee Wee’s Tex-
aco. We give S&H Green Stamps.
FOR SALE — for extra savings CARD OF THANKS
Thank you for the cards, gifts,
4-PLY NYLON
7:75x14 WSW ...........
Golden Star Spray Lemon Polish . $1.79
NON YELLOWING
New Self Polishing Floor Wax ... $1.49
Truwax Wood & Linoleum Cleaner - $1.49
New Spray Liquid Dirt Cleaner.....79c
SLIP RESISTANCE - IMPORTED
Carnauba Trewax Floor Polish .... $1.99
SELF POLISH
Trumix Vinyu Floor Finish
RENEW WITH INTERIOR LATEX ON
WALL PAPER OR ON SHEETROCK
King
Size
Box
20-Oz.
Pkg.
2.98 Woolens, 45” W, yd. - $1.88
10.95 Bed Spread.......$8.99
1.98 Outing Gowns......$1.48
Childrens Play Wear - x/2 Price
5.99 Ladies Wool Slacks - $3.99
3.00 Nylon Half Slip .... $2.00
FINAL SALE ON
LADIES WINTER
our
and
34.95 Sport Coats .. $22,95
59.95 Wool Suits.....$39.95
5.00 Mens Sport Shrts - $3.28
4.00 Mens Sport Shirts - $2.58
2.99 Boys Sport Shirts - $2.00
I was sick.
Little Miss
Tammy Burks
Value to $4.98 - Broken
Sizes & Styles - Save At
No. 2
Can
$2.99 to $4.99 Value
Large Assortment
Pho. 587-2212 • CLARI.\CE EVANS • Leonard
We Deliver Daily h, a. M. and 4 P. M.
1O-Lb.
Bag
2-Lb.
Jar
303
Can
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BLEACH
PUREX
RANCH STYLE
BEANS
KRAFT’S Pint
SANDWICH SPREAD
BAMA
FRUIT PIES
RED
POTATOES
CARROLL ELECTRIC COMPANY
205 WEST 8th STREET        BONHAM, TEXAS
ONE GROUP
PIECE GOODS
I-
If
DETERGENT
AJAX
WOLF PLAIN
CHILI
ONE GROUP LADIES
BLOUSES
LADIES WINTER
DRESSES
LADIES KNIT
SUITS
SLACKS
Save At This Price
JACKET
Save At This Price
Preferred
Neuhoff Bacon, lb. - 65c
1^—1
- J. 1
b
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They will be happy to take your, service calls. These men are
qualified to do all types of Electric work including Refriger-
ation and Air Conditioning installation and repair. We welcome
all calls from our old customers and look forward to new
customers.
36’’ & 45” Wide - Value to
98c yd. - Save At
10.99 NylonQuilted Duster $7.99
2.98 Renee Nylon Brassier $1.88
5.99 Brush Rayon PJ’s
& Gowns...... $3.99
3.99 Chailie PJ’s & Gowns $2.88
MENS HAG GAR
PRICES GOOD
THROUGH
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 10
FOLGER’S
COFFEE
Lb.
Can
(SUPER SAVE
|| MARK E T S . i
l Fifteenth Birthday
Melva I.e^ Dixon, ■’.-■-year-'-lr'
daughter r-f Mrs. Evelyn D'x?n.
a was honored wit-h a surprise
^ birthday party at Grill 69 Tues-
: d-y night- with her mother as
' >*Stf.5S.
Forty-five
Pound 10^
Pound 10^
5.99 Dacron Pajamas .. $4.88
Mens and Boys
Winter Caps -1-3 Off
Boys Scrub Denim Jeans - $2
Boys Corduroy Jeans 1-3 Off
MENS & BOYS
■| CAMPBELL’S CHICKEN NOODLE - RICE *
8 SOUP 2';:.: 29*
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QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
EL CHICO ENCHILADA cr
MEXICAN DINNERS
HUNT’S
TOMATO JUICE
PET
INST. DRY MILK
McCormick
BLACK PEPPER
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ONE REPOS SED Singer Touch
and Sew Machine. Puts in hems,
makes buttonholes, overcasts
seams, monograms. Used Sewing
Machinee from $9.95. Call Mrs.
Dorsett, Pho. 587-2002, Leonard.
BANANAS
I MED. YELLOW
I ONIONS
REPAIRS and Service on all oil change and filter — one travel
types Singer Machines and off-
makes. Call Mrs. Dorsett, 587-
2002, Leonard.
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FREE — With each fill-up of
8 gallon or more of Sky Chief or
j Fire Chief Gasoline — one tumb-
ler! Offer good only while present
supply lasts. Limited supply — so (
come by early. Friday and Sat- ;
urday only. — Pee Wee’s Texaco. 1
I We give S&H Green Stamps: |
BUM
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2 Bath Bars 35 c
3   Bars 35
Quart 79
49-Oz. Box 75^
WHITE SWAN MANDARIN
ORANGES 11-Oz. Can '
OIF 24-Oz.BoHl.49f
SUNSHINE YUM YUMS       RM,
11-Oz. Pkg. *f J V
Mb. Pkg. 47 C
; I COOKIES
• SUNSHINE HYDROX
COOKIES
The February business meeting
of the Loflin - iPreddy Post No.
110 Auxiliary, was held in the
Leonard Legion Hall Monday
night, with President Dorothy
Hiatt presiding. The meeting
was opened with a prayer by
Ruth Davis. Secretary Jackie
Kent we the minutes of the
rre-’-ious meeting which were ap-
proved as read. Lucille Scherer
gave the financial report and a
report on membprshin.
The Auxiliary reccmmendcd to 1
the Legion that the annual Amer-
ican Legion Birthday Dinner be
held on Saturday, March 23rd.!
The idea of updating the Units i
by-laws was discussed and refer-;
red to the chairman of the by-
laws committee, Lorene Ensm rv-
ger for action. Tentative plans1
were formed for a group of local1
ladies to make visits to the local
and nearby nursing homes. This
project will be discussed fully in
a later issue of The Graphic.
Vice President Ruth Davis, who
is the program chairman of the
Unit, gave a most interesting talk
on Patriotism. She stressed the
many advantages that we as
Americans have that are unequal-
ed by any other country in the
world. We should be proud to
stand up and say “I am an Ameri-
can.”
39i
29c
41c
4-Oz. Jar 85c
WHITE SWAN
GRAPE JELLY
DEL MONTE WHOLE
GREEN BEANS
FLEISCHMANN’S CORN OIL
MARGARINE i-ib.c.n.
LIPTON’S
INST. TEA
39c
‘S’? 39C
12-Of. <109
Box * I
4-Oz. Can 39C
Tammy Burks is recovering ' lectcrny. She is ^he daughter of
nicely after an emergency appen- Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Burks.
““
"WHY WAIT"
'^:33C
45C lux
* SOAP
' LUX
DETERGENT
Gallon Plastic Jl't WISK
DETERGENT
COND. ALL
on several miscellaneous items.
Come by and see our week-end get well wishes and visits while
specials. Friday and Saturday ~      ■ ■
only. — Pee Wee’s Texaco. We
give S&H Green Stamps.
H'J
»PREIWlUM
SAUTINE^gACjCERSgl
’.“59c
;Surpri$e Party For I Sunbeams Mel
I Melva Lee Dixon On ’ Al (hurch Tuesday
f | The Primary Sunbeams of First
Baptist Church met at the church
at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday, with th^ir
sponsors, Mrs. Bill Kent and Mrs.
Clifton Evans.
Mrs. Kent gave the Bible story
and Mrs. Evans directed hand-
work. the subject being Abraham
attended following T ^coln. The children studied
; 'he basketball games with Win- r^a?-making also.
dom in the Leonard gym. The Mrs- Winford Partridge was
guests, including both boys and hn' te’s tnd served rcfreslunents
girl* players and coach and Mrs. to Vivki Evans- sherri Norvell
Jerry Blacketer, signed an auto- ’ Vaieria Morris, Annette Partridge,
graoh hound for Melva        ’ (Laura Dixon, Tammy Burks, Bob-
Mrs. Dixon served cake and by ?annkuk and Eddie Kent.
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