The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1964 Page: 2 of 10
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Published Every Thursday at Goldthwaite, Mills County, Texas
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Files of October 20, 1939)
Bill Richards, a veteran res-
taurant man, who knows his
business, has built and equipped
a very attractive Barbecue stand
just north of the Saylor Chev-
rolet Company on Fisher Street
The Center City school build-
ing, the manual training shop
and bell tower burned complete-
ly Tuesday night
Prof Park and Prof Hodges,
of the Star School, were return-
ing from Brownwood about 11
o’clock and were first to give
the alarm AU contents, includ-
ing seats, piano and all sup-
plies in the , home economics
room had beeh moved to Star,
and work had begun Saturday
to raze the brick flues and pre-
pare for the removal of the
building Origin of the fire is
unknown
Denton. Oct. 19—Grace Briley
has met the qualifications of
the Advisory Council at Texas
State College for Women and
has been named an advisor to
new students this year Daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs J R Briley.
Miss Briley is majoring in music
education and is in her junior
year at the college
Jessie Ruth Ellis, Ina Bea
Hale. Oleta Knight, Dorothy
Morris, Laura Helen Saylor. Ad-
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of hunting. Some
Conservation District are tur-
key, quail. dove, and waterfowl.
The sportsman and the pSum-
day Hunter” concentrate on
hunting during the open season
of the game to be hunted. There
is someone else that must con-
sider wildlife the year around.
He may be called the wildlife
manager, although he is gener-
ally thought of as the farmer,
rancher, or landowner. The
wildlife is not his personal prop-
erty According to law, it be-
longs to the state. But unless
the landowner maintains a suit-
able habitat for it, the "state
property” will starve or move
to a new area.
Considering the special job a
landowner must do to encourage
and sustain wildlife, often at a
reduction in domestic livestock
income, he should receive some
return for his job of "keeper of
the wildlife."
It costs money to belong to a
club, to go to a football game or
to play golf Americans are will-
ing to pay for something that
brings them pleasure Not only
hunting, but picnicing, hiking,
swimming, and camping are
high on the list of ways they
spend their leisure time.
If some are willing to add
comforts to these pastimes and
make the available to the
public, herein lies an opportun-
ity to supplement their farm
and ranch income. This is being
done today in the soil conserva-
tion district. Your place may be
suited for a recreation enter-
prise Not only is your soil con-
servation district willing to
assist but the educational and
agricultural agencies assisting
the district will provide assist-
ance in planning a recreation
enterprise
Recreation s a salable farm
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50 YEARS AGO-
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Files of October 17, 1914 >
A. D. Baker, late of Big Valley,
has purchased the interest of J.
8. sealy in the grxery business
of Allan & Sealy and the busi-
ness will hereafter be conduct-
ed by Mr. Baker and J. H. Allen
Jr., under the firin name of
Allen & Baker.
News reached this city this
week of the death of Miss Car-
lisle Bryan, 17-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs J L. Bryan,
at the family home in Sweet-
water. The family formerly liv-
ed in this city
Relatives here of Mrs Elmo
McPherson of Orange, Califor-
nia, have received the distress-
ing information that she is not
improving since suffering the
stroke of paralysis and that her
condition is serious.
Rev. J. T. eems made a busi-
ness trip to Fort Worth this
week.
W. W. Berry and Hugh Fulton
were among the visitors to the
Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth
this week.
G R Hoots and family left
Thursday for their new home
at Melvin, carrying with them
the good wishes of all their
friends In this county
A fire at Walter Fairman's
gin Monday afternoon caused
scme alarm in the town, but
very little damage was done and
the fire was quickly distingui-
shed.
Edward Geeslin and wife
went to Fort Worth Wednesday
night to visit relatives
There has been an increase
in the receipt of cotton at this
place during the past week, but
prices continue low
At the public yard the sea-
son's receipts up to yesterday
afternoon, were 3554, and on
the same date last year the re-
ceipts were 1979 At the Farm-
ers Union yard the receipts were
2375 against 2467 up to the same
date last year
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Recreation- A Rich Crop a
Frost on the fence post ana • and ranch product. The tend- “)
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go hunting to nearly every man
and boy, and to a large number
of women
Deer are one class of wildlife
from which many get fun and
Financing can be arranged
pith Eaz Monthly $1597
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(Taken from The Eagle
Files of October 21, 1954)
The Goldthwaite Men's Down-
town Bible Class is observing its
fifth anniversary this week with
an election of officers for the
new year taking place last Sun-
day and special services with an
invitation to the ladies to at-
tend the class next Sunday
morning.
Regional Director of CROP,
Dr Walter O. Parr of Fort
Worth will speak to the public
at the First Baptist Church
Sunday, October 24 at 11:00 a m.
Gene Ann Evans was crowned
football sweetheart at the an-
nual homecoming game on Eag-
le stadium last Friday night be-
fore a record crowd.
The First Methodist Church of
Goldthwaite was the scene of
the candlelight wedding uniting
in marriage Oleta Horton Ker-
by. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J R. Horton of Caradan, and
Glynn Virden Collier, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T J. Collier of Gold-
thwaite, Saturday afternoon,
October 18, at 5:30 o’clxk. Rev.
Ed H Lovelace, pastor of the
church, read the Impressive
double ring ceremony.
Mr and Mrs J B Griffin of
Waco announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Elene, to Charles
Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs.
Sydney Thomas of Goldthwaite.
The Goldthwaite Lions Club
at their regular meeting last
Tuesday, voted to sponsor a
Home Talent Show on Friday
night, December 10, according to
an announcement by Norman
Duren, president.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Don-
nelly of Pampa are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. jx Ritchie and other
relatives here.
W C Warlick of Abilene was
a guest of Mr, and Mrs. John
Warlick and family, Sunday.
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Goldthwaite, Texas, Thursday, October 22, 1964
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Koleber, Victor E. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1964, newspaper, October 22, 1964; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1492438/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.