The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 1, 1951 Page: 2 of 8
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PATTONVILLE
CUNNINGHAM
MILTON
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A women's section every day
This Week" Magazine, Sundays
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coverage
farm-market
Complete sports
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THE DIFFERENCE THE
Af/X- O^/fS »*»«*
MAKES IN YOUR HEATING BILLS!
Eyes Examined
Lenses Prescribed
Wai-IWFORMEOUXAHS
RtADW DALLAS NEWS.'
5,500 reports! NOT the result of mane-
farturer’s testing-hot owner-reported
figures from on-the-job operations!
Floyd and family.
Mr and Mrs. Waylen Gray and
has
that
Doctor Urges High
Nutrition Standard
Be Maintained
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Th* Power Pilot is standard equipment on this
Ford F-8 BIG JOB and on all today’s Ford Trucks.
Gives you most power from leant gan! The book
shows that 1 out of 2 Ford F-8 BIG JOBS in the '
22,000 G.V.W. rance ran for less than o- mile!
I Holmes
Powderly
Service,
conquering
was
while
Sponsors for The Warrior are
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Mate: “A red cor-
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By MRS EARL GROGAN
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Garrett were
Monday visitors of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Ois Swaim and fam-
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Officers Named
For Cunningham •
School Classes
how low trucking costs can be!
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and some friends from here at-
tended the funeral of her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Walter Wood at Bo-
gata Wednesday.
Im, Cliff Adams is ill.
jgaSterine Ham of Deport, was
week end guest of Martha Jane
By MRS TULLY TEMPIJI
Doyle Floyd of Amarillo, spent
the week end with his father, Mr.
Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. Houston | school.
QUICK SALE
A poor old beaten-up vehicle
„ wheezed and clunked up to the
©Bear Legate, Mrs. J. A Cockrell, j bridge
shoes without seeming to be
aware pf the hole in your sock.
who is em-| Tjpg for Killing
k cnont I ho *
Fishy Odors
are necessary.
hymnbook,
Come tomorrow and
three.”
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Although the high cost of food
has made feeding the family a
.more expensive undertaking than
ever before, Dr. Geo. W. Cox,
State Health Officer, is opposed
to any lowering of nutritional
standards. It is still possible for
the careful housewife to provide
an adequate balanced diet for her
family.
“To maintain mental alertness
and physical fitness certain foods
should be regarded as essential,”
says Dr. Cox. “Each day’s diet
should include milk, a citrus fruit
or canned tomatoes, a green or
yellow vegetable, other fruit and
vegetables, whole wheat or en-
riched bread or cereal, butter and
i meat, fish or poultry. Eggs should
be eaten at least five times a
week, liver once a week and dried
beans and peanut butter occas-
ionally
Rees; 3rd vice-pres., Billy WaynC I
Archer; treas., , .
sentinel, Billy Hue Barber; par-
ig struck a large tree,
| ft to the ground at
of J. D. Skaggs last
Mrs. Hollis Thompson at Faught,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Darold
visited relatives at 1
over the week end.
NOT RIGHT ANSWER
Doctor: “What is a
puscle?”
Pharmacist s
puscle is a
sioned officer.”
DEFINITION OF BOISE
Poise is the quality which en-
•Dd Mrs. Edward Gandy
moved to the rent house of
RB. LEI. ARO ZELL
I Mrs. Theo Slusher of
■tailed Mr and Mrs W.
I Wednesday
Oxford has returned
B the veterans hospital
H’» another Ford first! A complete
record of cost-to-run reports, ranging
over the whole field of trucking! It’s
the book of final results from the
nationwide Ford Truck Economy Run!
See it before you buy any truck —
see how low trucking costs can be, for
loads like yours, in your kind of work!
Thia book is made up from daily
on-the-job running cost reports by
ordinary truck operators, doing every-
day truck work. There were no
“special” models in the Ford Truck
Economy Run. Every one of the 5,591
trucks were stock model jobs, equipped
with the standard Power Pilot.
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SAVINGS
CERTIFIED
by Pittsburgh
Testing
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fra. Essie Chesshir, Mrs. J. D
Mrs. Druary Guest and
B. Leia Baker attended the fu-
ll) of Mrs. John Antoine at
nort Friday.
Ir. and Mrs. Lee Little of Pow-
ly, visited Mr. and Mrs Worth
for Sunday.
fr. and Mrs. Edward Lassiter
I sons. Gale and Larry of An-
yt, were guests of Mrs. Eddie
■iter Sunday
’. K Baker was moved from
Red River County Hospital at
gk^villg Sunday to the home
his daughter, Mrs. Luther Ro-
L Mr. Baker shows improve-
“IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH US—OUR INTEREST DOES NOT STOP WITH THE SALE’’
Glenn Clayton Motors
F»rd Sales tn Service Your Friendly Ford DetOer
' DEPORT
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mnd M^s W B. Powell and
Ann, Mrs. Ruby
i jbtrs. Clyde Mayfield and
tag of Houston, went to Ant-
)k., Sunday to visit an uncle,
{roup of young people from
attended the district youth
at Garrett Memorial Church
tris Saturday night. They
t more than four hundred
f people there.
E dicker, son of Mr. and
James Tucker, while burn-
n ant bed Friday received
i on both legs. His older
er, Paul, remembering his
lesson in first aid, extin-
Bd the flame by rolling him
t ground.
5 Lowell Wright returned
r trona Houston, where he
led the Baptist convention.
■Fright, who had been visit-
kr parents at Edna, met him
Das and returned home with
Health 1
special education for Cunning-
nam school, participated in the
cripple'd children’s clinic Thurs-
day at Lamar County Health
Unit.
What Should It Cost per mile to run a truck? The
only way to find out is to check the running cost
experience of other men in your kind of work! Now
you can do that—for the first time — with this im-
portant new Ford service.Only your Ford Dealer has it!
Availability of equipment, accessories and trim as illus-
trated is dependent upon material Supply conditions.
C. W. Mil'er
I Is the name of the'
bo- to Mr and Mrs.
idlin of Ft. Worth.
of Mr. and Mrs W B.
re hta nisces Mrs. Ruby
I*. Clyde Mayfield and
M Houston
llankenship of Bonham,
Irs. Edgar Hooker Wed-
By MRS THOMAS YOUNG
A family reunion was held at
the home of Mrs. Josie Humph-
reys and Mr and Mrs. Porter Bell
Sunday. Dinner guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Humphreys of Or-
ange, Cal., and granddaughter,
Barbara Ann Curtis of Powderly,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Blevins and
son, Mr and Mrs. Billy Blevins,
Mrs. Carlos Bell. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Pomroy and children of
Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sparks
and son of Minter, Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Fendley and children, Mr
Allen of Blossom. Mr. and Mrs.
James Earl Bell, Mr. and Mrs
Grimes Phillips of Paris; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl McHam, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips Humphreys of High, and
Mrs, Houghton of Independence.
Callers in the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Roberts of Deport,
Mrs. Tom McDowra, Mrs. Thom-
as Young and children, Anna Beth
and Melissa Lynn.
Mrs. Johnnie Carter has re-
turned home from Ardmore, Ok.,
where she visited her sisters, Mrs.
Bill Ford, Mrs. Quinton Dunn and
children.
Jessie Anderson has returned to
his home from Odessa, where he
was employed.
Guests in the home of Mrs.
Mary Phillips Sunday were her
children, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle
Phillips and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Humphreys and children
of Paris.
Mrs. C. W. Young, who resides
with her son, Bill Young in Paris,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
J her home here. Her guests were
Mrs. Gladys Thorqas and son of
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Legate have
returned to their home at Port
Arthur after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. B. M
McIntosh and Mrs. Willie Pettit
Merritt of Paris and other rela-
tives and friends.
Billy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Butler, was taken to a Paris hos-
pital Monday evening, suffering
with a head injury due to an ac-
cident when he fell on the gym
floor while playing basketball
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E E. Butler recently were
Mr and Mrs. E. C. Maenner and
sons of Dallas, Mrs. Hoyle Phil-
lips and son and Miss Joyce Bell
of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Newman
Lowe of Post Oak
Mrs. R P. Gillis, who had a
major operation while in a Paris
hospital recently, is now recuper-
ating at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunwhreys.
Lucky was the name A daugh-
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs R.
P. Lucky at the St. Paul Hos-
pital in Dallas just before tb
fire swept thru the hospital Mi
Luckv is the former Miss Doro-
thy Nicholson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Nicholson, former
residents of this community.
Visiting during the week end
in the home of Mr and Mrs. Earl
McHam were Mr and Mrs. Mac
O'Brien and children, Mrs. E C.
Smith of Paris. Mr. and Mrs. W
M. Short of Craig, Mr and Mrs.
Doyle Higdon and family of For-
est Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sal-
ter and girls of Shady Grove,
Nelda Joyce Fendley and Jerry
Allen of Blossom.
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Fish sometimes loses its popu-
IIIBIITRIICKIMG COSTS 11SS
. . because Ford Trucks last longer’ Using fatest registration data f
7,318,000 trucks, life insurance experts prove Ford Trucks last b •
tended a state wide Mental i
Health Planning Conference un- |
der the auspices of Hogg Foun-
dation as representatives of the
I am interested in seeing a free' demonstration
of the amazing MIX-O-GAS LP-GAS System.
Cooking Heating Hot Water Refrigeration
NAME
Rocky
“Mister
congre-
fo’ vo’
Do that entitle me to have
; a church notice in vo’ Sunday is-
a - -
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Lawler arid ! °/ ^'€,r |
Mrs. Tully Temple visited Mr. and !
VERY TRUE
A minister walked into the of-
fice of a newspaper
Mount. N. C., and said:
Editor, they is 43 of my
i gation which subscribe
■ paper. ~
are
Katherine ,
Henry
Ken- j
I
and one quart for children should
be included in each day’s diet.
“Although meats have become
more expensive than other foods
they are still essential as sources
It should be remem-
bered that less expensive cuts of
meat provide the same food val-
| ues as the luxury items. Prices
I of pork, chicken and fish have
risen less in recent years than
other meats.
"Canned and frozen fruits and
vegetables have not increased in
price as much as fresh ones and
they retain most of the original
food values. In buying fresh
fruit and vegetables it is more
limit purchases’ to
and
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BOY GENIUS
Nine-year-old Edna
[ crazy about school.
younger brother was considerably
less enthusiastic. One day 1he
little girl suggested that they
play school. The lad absolutely
refused to cooperate. However,
when Edna threatened to tell
their mother, the boy weakened
a bit
“Well, all right." he agreed
all grudgingly, “but let’s play I’m
1 absent."
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wood of
San Angelo, were Thursday
guests of his aunt, Mrs. Emma
Wood.
Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Alsobrook and daughters
Sunday night were her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Bryson of Green-
ville and her cousin, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Wilson and son of Paris.
W E Roberts returned home
with his daughter, Mrs. Bryson,
to spend the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Barker and
son were in Commerce and Dal-
las for the week end visiting his |
mother, Mrs. Jeff Barker and
other relatives.
Mrs. Nora Ford returned to her i
home in Paris Sunday after sev-
eral weeks’ visit with her sor., .
Lloyd Ford and family.
economical t
those that are in season
therefore more plentiful."
L.
Mrs. Gene Foster and baby were
guests Sunday of their mother
and grandmother, Mrs. W. W.
Greenway and Mr. Greenway and
other relatives in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grogan were |
in Quinlan Sunday to attend the
funeral of his great-aunt, Mrs. Z.
L Cotten of the Boles Home com-
munity.
Mrs. Earl Grogan spent Thurs-
day with her niece, Mrs. W. A.
Cawthon Jr in Paris.
Mrs. Emma Wood and family I
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rat btf'bM’ HMM NtboM. tfitAk tHtitebAY, NOV 1. ini
moved Tuesday to the
place at Taylortown
Ir. and Mrs. Roy Powers of I Mr and Mrs. Herbeit Smith Oglesby.
iter and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Car- have returned to their home at i
ter of Rugby, were guests Sunday I Tulsa, Ok., after visiting relatives ' Mrs p p McGahan,
of M? Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. I 'n Cunningham. ! Cook and Harold Bell.
Houston Floyd and family. I M,'s A D’ Bel\ ^ho ’las„[ Officers for the FFA are: Pres-
week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Boss Gray.
Morris Lawler of Petty, visited
his parents, Mr and Mrs. M. T.
[ Lawler, Thursday.
I Kerry Wayne Moore of Hooks,
| spent Saturday night with Mr.
I Mr. and Mrs. Talma Harvey and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulyus Anderson
and son of Deport, were Sunday
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Lawler.
„>1,
port Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ch ile Harvey and
children of Clarksville, -were
1 guests Sunday of his parents, Mr.
Next singing will
be the fourth Sunday night.
Mrs. H. T. Gray and children,
Dick and DeeAnn of Cross Roads.
Walter Wood and son. Alvin of
Bogata, Mr. and Mrs.
Wood of San Angelo, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Franklin of Deport. Law-
rence Wood and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Wood were Thursday guests
of Mrs. Emma Wood and Miss
Elsie
Miss Alva Mae O’Neal and
Miss Cumi Coook, teachers in
Cunningham school, have return- |
ed from Austin where they at- j editor
"I thank you, sir."
And this is the notice the min-
ister wrote: "Mount Memorial
Baptist Church. tht> Rev. John
Lamar County Society for Mental Walker, pastor Preaching morn-
Miss O’Neal, director of mg and evening. In the promul- .
. gation of the gospel, three books
enry. The Bible, the
, and the pocketbook ’
>r>rmu/ ar>rl hrmo nil 1
officers include: Fred /"
president; Loy Cox, vice-pres.; I
Scott Cox. sec.-treas.; L i-
Kennedy, reporter; Harley Scog-
gins, James Norwood, Stage man-
agers; Billy Wayne Archer, pub-
licity manager.
High School Girls’ Chorus Club
officers are: Frankie Archer,
president: Evie Fagan, vice-pres.;
Helen Cox. sec. treas.; Dave Mc-
Gahan, reporter: Bea Baker, Bar-
bara Norwood, stage managers;
Joyce McGahan. publicity man-
ager.
Officer^ for Junior High Chor-
us are Melba Archer. pres.;
Nancy Cox. vice-pres ; Virgie Ar-
sec-treas.; Barbara Jack-
son. reporter; Neal Baker. Gene (
Skidmore, Gavlon Norwood, Dar-
rell McKnight. stage managers;
Jackie McKnight, publicity man-
ager.
Senior class officers are: Loy
Cox. president: Evie Fagan. Mce-
pres.; Frankie Archer, sec-treas;
Fred Allen, reporter.
Junior class officers are: Wan-
da Lee Cooper, pres.: Barbara
Norwood, vice-pres.; Diana Davis,
sec- treas.: Glenna Oglesby, re-
porter
Sophomore class officers are:
Joyce McGahan, pres.; Fern Rees,
vice-pres.; Yvonne Jenkins, sec.-
treas.; Helen Cox. reporter.
Freshman class officers
Gerald Burns, pres.;
Freeman, vice-pres..
Smith, sec.-treas.; Lonnie
nedy, reporter.
Mrs. Fred Allen, has been moved
to a Pans hospital.
Miss Nelda Allen of Commerce,
spent the week end with relatives
in Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Warren of
'’Several from here attended the Milton, visited relatives here Sun-
Hallowe’en carnival at Pattonville c’ay n>ght.
Friday night, 1
Norman Pearson, i
ployed in Durant, Ok., spent the
week end with his wife and chil-
dren.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Matlock [
and children of Petty, were guests larity in the home because the
Sunday of his parents, Mr. and odor remains in the kitchen long
1 after it has been eaten. Frances
Reasonover. food and nutrition
specialist with the Texas Agri-
cultural Extension
these tips for
fishy odor:
Rinse hands
fore touching
The staff for the Cunningham
Waihior, the high school paper,
includes: Editor-in-chief, Dave
McGahan; assistant-editor, Fred
Allen; printer, Charles B Wil-
liams; assistant-printer, Scott
Cox; business manager, Donald
I Watson; artists, Harley Scoggins
and Joyce McGahan; sports edit-
ors, Lonnie Kennedy and Kather-
ine Freeman; society editor, Rox-
“Milk remains a good buy, al-
Janie*s Norwood; I though its price has risen consid-
— ■ ’ erably, as it is an excellent source
liamentarian, Bobby Barnes; his-1 calcium, phosphorus, protein
torian, Harley Scoggins; reporter, anc’ certain vitamins. The equiva-
Charles Williams; sec., Donald I ’ent of one pint of milk for adults
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Watson; song leader, Barney
Webb.
High School Boys’ Chorus Club |
Allen, j
Lonnie of Protein.
"Only 2’4< a mile!” c <
Contractor C. W.
Miller (adclreRA on
re<|uest) ran his
Ford F-l Pickup
8,189 miles in the
Ford Truck Econ-
o in y l< u n . ’”vV e
spent M81.41 for gas. oil and mainte-
nance. A running cost of only 2 a mile!’*
Covert every important truck-using busi-
nnss! Whatever you haul—appliances,
bread, gravel, or almost any loads you’ll
find on-the-job running cost evidence in
this Book. (Jome in and sec it!
j/ VWow Md M The Dallas Momina Nows, DAILY and SUNDAY.
fav vtadb 1 fill <• pay S1.7S por month.
Cfock ar momt oedot to andoaoJ for
O 1 Xtotak. IL7S
M j
By MRS IRA TEMPLE
Lester Anderson Jias resigned
as janitor .at the- Cunningham
‘ ’. He, with his family are
moving to the west.
The Hallowe’en carnival held
Friday night was attended by a
large crowd.
Mrs. Ira Temple returned home
Saturday after attending the bed-
side of her daughter, Mrs. Pete j
Wilkerson of Dallas, who has been ;
ill with an infection in her head. I
The rain, which fell here over
the week end, will delay cotton
picking for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allen ,e Kennedy; joke editor, Loy Cox;
Abbott believe-it-or-not editor, Bea Ba-
ker; circulation manager, Glenna
Mrs. Duke Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young and
j family visited her parents. Mr.
----. -- - . I and Mrs. S. A. Hignight at De-
Mrs. May Bell of Bogata, spent (
Friday night with her daughter, |
Mr and Mrs. Earl Grogan and
Lloyd. 1 , ,,, ... ,.
Singing was well attended here Mrs. Robert Harvev and Fay wards
Friday night. Next singing will Nel]
be the fourth Sunday night. ■ Mr and Mrs E(J;) Moore of
Mrs. H. T. Gray and chddren, cllnnms)lam Sperlt Sundav night
with Mr. and Mrs. Talma Harve>
and family.
in cold water be-
the fish. After-
wash hands w ith hot water
and salt. Soap won t do the job,
the specialist warns.
Fishv odors can be removed
from frying pans and dishes by
■soaking them in hot water and <’”cr>
j salt. Anplv no soap until the salt
I has had a chance to do its work.
When fish is stored in the re-
frigerator, be sure that it is wrap-
plastic bag or other air-
so that the fish
penetrate
Mrs Lloyd Ford and Gary and |
—~ nnrl h-jhv WUTC | . .. ___
I children of Texarkana, spent the
their
Mrs. A. D. Bell, who has been j
| ident, Scott Cox; 1st vice-pres.,
L. D. Evans; 2nd vice-pres., Fem
Xnroufo' home from a ten-day
bit with relatives in Kentucky,
Ir. and Mrs. Art Tucker spent
riday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Ibert TYjcker
Last Week, Wheeler Rogers
brought home a 4-foot velvet rat-
ftanake. He found the snake in
the road near Dimple
Mr. and Mrs. A G. Skaggs and
ehildren of Rosalie, were Sun-
day guests of Mrs. M. B. Lee.
Mrs Dixie Wright of Bogata,
■pent Saturday nigth with Mr.
■nd Mrs. Elbert Tucker.
’ Jo Ann Cole, daughter of Fred
Cole, with her mother, has gone
to Germany to visit her step-fa-
ther
Attending a banquet for Red
"River County teachers at Clarks-
ville on Oct. 23 were Mr. and
Mrs A. V. Price, Mr and Mrs.
Miss Beulah Mitchell, Mark Lee | “Fifty cents,”
and Kenneth Marshall gatekeeper.
Miss Beulah Mitchell visited in
Avery during the week end. '
Visitors in the homes of Leo
Ridens and R. O. Legate Sunday i
afternoon were Mr and Mrs. Ber- ‘ ables you to buy a new pair of
nard Brown of Mt. Pleasant and
Mrs. Arthur Bratcher of Clarkson,
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