Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 164, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 31, 1951 Page: 6 of 6
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Mt. Pleasant, Texas, Daily Times, Wednesday Evening. October 31, 1951
IT SEEMS THERE’S BEEN SOME ARTILLERY FIRE
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Cub Master L G. “Son" Adams in the jungles of Malaya. The 78-
year-old Sultan complained that
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Britain's Seizure Of
Bridge Unopposed
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Drive-In
N HIS twenty years as a radio announcer, Ben Grauer has
stepped before a microphone more than 70,000 times. He has
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announced a meeting of parents
to be held at the City Hall in
Lilienstern Building
Telephone No. 64
I ENCHANTING
I WORLD OF
New 5 room house with garage attached,
includes large bedrooms, plenty closets,
panel kitchen with double sink, and
floor furnace in living room. Well locat-
ed in Henderson Heights. Can be arrang-
ed for financing with small down pay-
ment.
Take power. You’ll find that no other ear at the
price of the Buick Special pictured here
delivers the horsepower you get from its high-
compression, valve-in-head Fireball Engine.
And you can add to all this Dynaflow Drive*-
that puts magic smoothness into every mile you
drive—and practically repays its extra cost by
the way it protects the whole driving mecha-
nism, and by the dollars it adds to trade-in value.
Ward Schools Have
Very Successful
Halloween Parties
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Take the way it steers. Buick engineers have
given this light-handling beauty a special
“front-end geometry’’ that almost does the
steering for you—even brings the front wheels
back to a straight line when you come out of a
turn.
Highland Park
Brotherhood Have
Chili Supper
The brotherhood of the High-
land Park Baptist Church met
for a chili supper Monday night
at the church,with 19 present.
Why throw money away? Make
the woodlands produce annual
timber crops.
h'qtt pmerit, nc f>suorie», trim and mad din are suhjeef to change without notice. ^Standard
on i<UA UMASTHUI, optional at rjctra cunt on other Hcrwt.
Johore “whenever possible.”
It so acted after the Sultan,
Maj.Gen. Sir Ibrahim, had com-
plained of the “damnable noise”
caused by aircraft flying over al-
most daily to attack Red targets
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Take comfort. The best thing to do is try the
depth of its scats—their width—and the head-
room you get in this Buick Special, and judge
for yourself.
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. . . for the most .sophisticated hours on your daily
calendar . . . dining, dancing, romancing. Each
line lends to slender excitement . . . the whole
done in the richness of nusuede. Comes in the
black or brown with simulated snake trim.
Only 2.98
with
Patric Knowles
Louise Albritton
William Gargan
Jerome Cowan
ar.
Describing a parade during the depression days of 1933 from a
blimp hovering over Fiftth Avenue, Grauer intoned, "This signalizes
the first step toward rehabilitating the nation’s unemployed ..."
Then he suddenly stopped. That "first step" was almost a fatal one
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Take the ride. This Buick has big soft coil
springs on every wheel, plus the solid firmness
of a torque-tube keel—and the way this com-
bination smothers the bumps is something
that’s hard to match in cars costing a thousand
dollars more.
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COSTELLO
In western North Carolina are
223 mountains more than 5,000
feet high, of which 49 are more
than 6,000 feet.
made a broadcast from under water at Jones Beach, given
avay the frsL telephone
CATTLE
DRIVE
Lides
Your Home Town Store
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
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Tuesday and Wednesday
JOAN CRAWFORD
ROBERT YOUNG
frank lovejoy
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Talco at 5 o’clock Thursday af-
ternoon for the parents of boys and one-year-old Princess Mari-
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LNVERY time we publish the price of a Buick,
|> it seems to surprise a lot of people, because
they come in and tell us so.
Grady Coats was guest speak-
er ar spoke upon the topic of,
"Bearing Much Fruit.”
Billy Daniel, president, called
the meeting to order, with the
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mercial port of the Netherlands.
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Easy going . . . that’s the main thing you want
. . . whether you’re going to work or play or
lounge around. These gay little sling casuals as-
sure you of that. Comes in black suede, black or
red smooth leather.
So if you have been hoping, some day, to own
a Buick—what’s holding you back? If you can
afford any new car—better see us now.
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CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 31 (A) —
A British Army spokesman said
today British troops have seized
the road and rail bridge outside
Port Said, at the Mediterranean
end of the ISuez Canal, and are
operating it “without interfer-
ence or trouble.”
The bridge was seized yester-
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Buy Scout News
Twenty-one cub scout families
were represented at the pack 205
meeting in Talco Monday even-
ing.
trol after Egyptian authorities
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ONE of the differences between
a football pool and a swimming
pool, says Betcha Dollar Dier, is
that the bather knows in advance
that he’s going to get soaked.
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The Emperor Nero must have
been an expert at torture. His-
torians say he would make his
guests listen to him play the bag-
pipe.
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Grandpappy Jenkins says win-
ter can’t be too far off his next
door neighbor has just returned
“refused to keep it opan more
than 50 minutes every day”, the
spokesman said.
The British also seized an
Egyptian government girls’ school
at Ismailia for the use as a school
for British servicemen’s chil-
dren. Seizure followed Egyptian
closure of all British private
schools in Ismailia, the spokes-
man said.
He reported there were no oth-
er incidents in the canal area,
from which Egypt seeks to oust
British troops guarding the wa-
terways.
for Grauer. The trap door of the blimp, right next to the microphone,
I had just swung wide open!
Copyright, 1951, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Feature syudicate, >
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the noise was injurious to his I
health and that of his Sultana
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Each year auto makers improve
their product but so far no one has
done anything about the drivers'
bad temper.
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ZONAMES-B0BSIELII-A UNIVERSAL INTlRNAnONM. FICTURE 1
New Sunday School
Class Installs
Officers Tuesday
The Naomi Class of the First
Baptist unday School, a new or-
ganization, installed officers at
the church Tuesday night, with
Mrs. Ruth Ferguson as officer
in charge.
For the special occasion, the
refreshment table was laid with
a lace cover and centered with a
beautiful arrangement of yellow
i rosebuds and blue cornflowers,
I carrying out the class colors. Re-
freshments consisted of coffee
and white cake with yellow icing,
Officers installed were:
Mrs. O. C. Mason, teacher; Mrs.
Leroy Stone, assistant teacher;
Mrs. L. L. Thomas, president;
Mrs. Ophelia Badt, membership
vice president; Mrs. Hayes John-
son, Sr., ministerial vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Homer Bowden, fel-
lowship vice president; Mrs. A.
D. Lamb, secretary, and Mrs. J.
O. Sinclair, Mrs. Ada Sloan, Mrs.
Ethel Redfearn and Mrs. Emma
Owsley, group captains.
। A ir Force Lags,
Vandenberg Says
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.,
Oct. 31 (P) — The commander of
the United States Air Force says
it is lagging behind the country’s
army and navy.
“We have th; makings of the
finest air fore in the world,” said
Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, chief of
staff of the air forcer
"So far however,” he continu-
ed, “Our air force is lagging, rel-
atively behind the army and
navy.”
Mrs. A. Fox and daughters,
Nauty Byrd and Dorothy Nell,
of Winfield visited Mr. and Mrs.
U. G. Rozell and son, Grant, of
| Tyler, Sunday. Mrs. Rozell and
I Grant returned home with them
for a week’s visit.
Rev. O. C. Denney giving the
opening prayer.
Special music was presented by
Harry Spruill and Wesley Bar-
ton.
Mmes. Billy Daniel, John Con-
roy and James Johnson, served at
the occasion.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by Harold Richardson.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of empty artillery shell casings lie in a Korean valley, attesting a furious
that are eight, nine and ten
years of age that live in the
Talco community. The meeting
is being held to organize and
place the boys in thin age group
in a den that will meet once
each week in a convenient place.
The purpose of the meeting
Thursday, also, will be to com-
plete the arrangement of dens
enough to give all cub-age boys
in the community a genuine cub
scouting experience.
school amounted to just a little
over $200.
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uneirpoc SoREnBONT combine: smon .,,1, ond
improves driving control 8 * Yossis, steadies ride,
4-WHEEL COIL SP RIN at Mr ..
servicing costs s—rcushions ride, savot
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mounting, Body by Fisher ‘ ' H Poised engine
When better automobile, are built
BUICK will build them
They just can’t believe that so little money
buys such a lot of car — but it’s true.
money on radio (on the Pot
o' Gold program), slept on
the fingerprint files of the
Jersey State Police the night
before the verdict was
reached on the Lindbergh
kidnaping case, put the first
survivor on the air at the
Morro Castle disaster, MC'd
a goat beauty contest for the
the lawnmower (borrowed laat
June) and borrowed, instead,
Gramps' Tom-and-Jerry mug*.
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India has a tribe which makes
a business of burglary. Where'd
they swipe that ideaf
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Whole* can swim Falter than
horses can run, according to Facto-
graphs. O. K., but can they nego-
tiate the club house turn?
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A Swedish farmer, we read,
paints the word “cow” on all his
cattle during the hunting season
there. There’s only one hitch ft
that so many hunters don’t be-
lieve in signs.
And that brings us to the second surprise-
which is how much power and performance-
how much comfort -and room—wh-at a longlist
of standout engineering features you get for
the price.
turned out to be unusually suc-
ceseful, according to officials of
the Parent-Teacher Associations
sponsoring the events.
Activities at the East Ward,
which include the sale of home-
made pies, cakes, cookies, coffee,
along with cold drinks, and such
concessions as a hay ride, jeep
ride, pony ride, and various fun
booths. Net proceeds amounted
to approximately $350.
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were not as varied as at the I and labored for sixteen con-
East Ward, but cafeteria sales of । secutive hours on TV report-
foods as listed above were un- ing the Truman-Dewey Pres-
usually strong. Proceeds at this j idential returns in 1948.
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‘ But, nevertheless, the Sultan
has announced that he and his
family are going back to England.
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 164, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 31, 1951, newspaper, October 31, 1951; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1483658/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.