Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 170, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1951 Page: 8 of 8
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Mt Pleasant, Texas, Daily ‘Times, Thursday Evening, November 8, 1951
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voters this week. Ballots must
be voted and back in the PMA
office by 5:00 P.M. on November
15. Those producers who do not
wish to vote by mail may vote in
First Meeting Of
DRT Held With
Mrs. Caldwell
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as he lies in a Los Angeles receiv-
ing hospital. Ho was struck by a
car when he ran into the street.
The driver, John H. Mitchell, 47,
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The Mt. Pleasant Chapter of
Future Homemakers of America
will observe “hobo day” in the
city Saturday, according to an-
nouncement by their instructors.
The girls will be dressed as
hobos and will go to various sec-
tions of town looking for jobs.
Thhey will do such jobs as rake
leaves, wash dishes, run errands,
baby sit, clean house, or any oth-
er household task.
Proceeds from their work will
be used by the club to carry on
its various projects for the year.
This would bar retooling
civilian manufacturers of
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Tom Turkeys weddy-to-Cook
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Sunday School
Class In Meeting
Tuesday Evening
The T.E.L. Class of the Sunday
School of the Highland Park
Baptist Church met for a regular
monthly business meeting and
social at the heme of Mrs. H. C.
Mayes, on West Ninth Street,
Tuesday evening at 7:30 with
eight members present.
Mrs. W. R. Daniels had charge
of the devotional and the busi-
ness session. The class voted to
have a Christmas party and a tree
Friday evening, December 7th,
at the home of Mrs. Ella Brown-
ing. Mrs. Mayes sponsored some
amusing and entertaining games
which caused much merriment.
Containers of red rosebuds,
various colored mums and mari-
golds added a festive appear
ance to the entertaining rooms,
and a delicious refreshment plate
was served by the hostess.
Carroll Vaughan's
Gift Shop
404 North Church Phone 481
Rutabagas Turnips
Clip-Top Carrots Crisp, Tender
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mittee, announces that on Nov-
ember 16 members oi the Titus
County Agricultural Conserva-
tion Association will vote for
Titus County farmers who will
serve as community committee-
men and delegates to the coun-
ty convention for the 1952 pro-
gram year. The men elected will
take office on December 1, 1951.
The place of the election will be
the county PMA office with the
polls opening at 8:00 A.M. and
closing at 5:00 P.M. Ballots are
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secure and hallow all historical
spots by erection ■ of markers
thereon, and to cherish and pres-
erve the unity of Texas aS achiev-
ed by the fathers and mothers of
the Texas Revolution.”
Mrs. Ford, vice-president of
this chapter, very ably gave an
account of the history of the
Daughters of the Republic of Tex-
as, its organization and early
days. Headquarters of the D.R.T.
are in the old state Land Office
Building in Austin, where old
land records and other valuable
documents and relics are pre-
served. The D.R.T. held its first
annual meeting in Lampasas,
Texas, in April, 1892.
Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Ford
were assisted during the social
hour by Mrs. Hayes Johnson
and Mrs. C. E. Gaddis in serving
a delicious salad plate to those
present. In addition to the mem-
bers of the chapter, several in-
vited guests, especially interest-
ed in Texas and its early day
history, enjoyed the fellowship
of this first meeting.
The Anson Jones Chapter will
hold its regular meetings on the
first Wednesday afternoon of
each month.
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if he has carrie i cut a conserva-
tion practice cn his farm, or is
engaged in predating farm com-
modities or is engaged in. general
farming, dairying, or livestock
raising. Each eligible voter, is
entitled to one vote and he will
vote for the nominee in the com-
munity in which his farming
headquarters arc located. The
spouse of any eligible voter is
also eligible to vote. There shall
be no voting by proxy.
The Titus County PMA com-
mittee urges all eligble voters to
participate in this election. This
is the opportunity for Titus Coun-
ty farmers to elect the men who
will represent them in 1952 in the
Agricultural Const i ration pro-
gram.
Remember,, if you vote by mail,
your ballot must be in the of-
fice by 5:00 P.M, on November
15. Vote the ballot and mail it
by return mail or bring it to the
office before November 15. If
you wish to vote in person, vote
on November 16 between 8:00
A.M. and 5:00 PM.
Shop Early in Leisure. We
have searched far and wide
this year and are really en-
thusiastic over the many use-
ful inexpensive gifts we have
found.
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The simplicity and friendly in-
formality of early day Texans
prevailed at the first meeting of
the newly formed Anson Jones
Chapter of the Daughters of the
Republic of Texas Wednesday
afternoon, when Mrs. Seb. F.
Caldwell and Mrs. W. A. Ford
were co-hostesses to the group at
the home of Mrs. Caldwell.
Sunny yellow chrysanthemums
added a cheerful note to the
entertaining rooms.
Mrs. Caldwell, president of the
local chapter, cahed the meeting
to order with a gavel made from
a tree which grew on the grounds
of our historic Alamo in San
Antonio. After roll call, which
was answered by tacts and bits
oi wisdom about Texas, the presi-
dent gave the motto of both the
local and state organizations,
“Texas, One and Indivisible,”
and related to the group the
reasons for naming the chapter.
Names of illustritous Texans
have been given to the various
chapters of the Daughters of the
Republic, the oldest patriotic
women’s organization in the
state, and the name, “Anson
Jones,” was selected for this unit,
since he was the last president
of the Texas Republic and since
his wife served as the first presi-
dent of the D.R.T. in choosing
this name, Mrs. Caldwell said,
they were also honoring the
doctors, President Jones him-
self having been a physician.
Mrs. Hayes Johnson, secretary-
treasurer, read the constitution,
and by-laws of the organization,
wnieh stated as its objective:
(1) To perpetuate the memory
and spirit of the men and wo-
men who achieved and maintain-
ed the independence of Texas.
(2) To encourage historic re-
search into the earliest records
of Texas. To foster preservation
of documents and relics and oth-
er materials relative to the his-
torv of Texas.
(3) To promote and encourage
the observance of important days
in the history of Texas. To
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Boy Scout News
A stew supper was served to
approximately forty persons
Tuesday evening on the Oak
Grove school yards, by Boy Scout,
Troop 102 of that community. 1
The stew was cooked in a big
pot over a camp fire under the
direction of Harry Hammonds,
chairman of the troop committee.
Mothers of the scouts served
home baked cakes for dessert.
Following the supper District
Scout Executive J. Arvil Hick-
man showed a Scout movie. Fif-
teen Scouts and tneir parents
were inducted into the troop in
an impressive ceremony. in. a
brief business session, parents
planned a pie supper to be held
at the school at 7:00 o’clock Sat-
urday evening, November 17th.
Proceeds from the pie supper
will be used by the community to
purchase troop equipment.
The program for the evening
was under the direction of Scout
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5:00 P.M. For each office to be
filled there have been two eligi-
ble Titus County producers nom-
inated by the nominating com-
mittee. The correct way to mark
the ballot is to place an X in
the box to the left of the man’s
name you wish to vote for. There
is a blank line on the ballot for
each oflice to be filled, which is
for the convenience of the voter
who might not care to vote for
either of the nominees appear-
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forged steel.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. (Bill)
Lane of Weslaco announce the
birth of a son Thursday morning.
He has been named James Rives |
Lane and is a grandson, of Mrs.
Letha Mankins of this city.
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 170, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1951, newspaper, November 8, 1951; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1483667/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.