The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 26, 1959 Page: 6 of 8
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We Are Delinting and Treating
Cotton Planting Seed
BETTER GERMINATION - LESS BOOT ROT
MORE COTTON PER ACRE
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Public Schools Week
The need for the public school never changes, but
times and conditions may change or require to. be
changed methods and practices of public education.
This is inherent with anything that grows, for gaowth
is the result of change.
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He schools were created 105 years ago.
law waa passed establishing the public
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We Congratulate Sealy Public Schools
on Their New Buildings
crowned king. They were elect-
ed by ballot in the Tern*
people and Intermediate classes
on the Sunday prior to the ban-
quet.
A flee meal and program was
enjoyed by the thirty-seven
present. The main speaker was
Dudley Ray at Houston.
Reg. $1.9 Shints - OMIY
One Group of SHIRTS —
2 Shirts for OKY - MM
Ladies’ BLOUSES - .
Reg. $1.98 vlue - NOW $1.39
Ladies’ PEDAL PUSHERS-
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So. we win watch with in-
terest and deep concern for the
announcement at the man who
Is to take Mr. Dulles’ place in
We specialise in pump repair to any make pump, all
parts in stock including motors. Call us when you
need our service. Service truck on duty at all times.
~Leon Mahler - Sid Berry — owners
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la making in annual automotive awand, the haff
of Motor Trend Magazine, leading automotive
peMimiou, tests and evaluates all aew case. Here
are quotations from the April 1939 lama:
"The stabilay of Me 1959 Pontiar Bo the cut.
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Reg. $2.95 - NOW $229
Reg. $3.95 - Wow $329
Men’s Short Sleeve SHIRTS —
Just Arrived
At the Sweetheart
held at the First Baptist Church
on February 14. Mias Kathryn
Wiggins was crowned queen
and Walter Virnau, Jr., was
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When adviced that a death ed a loved mm hag tak-
for the increase of the truck
load limit to 72,000 pounds, has “
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Clark W.
Washington
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in the Senate Chamber
"I have not detected any
change at opinion by the people
of the Fifteenth Senatorial
District in their opposition to
this in creese since the last
session when we were success-
ful in preventing Ms passage. On
the other hand, I have had
dozens of letters encouraging
me to continue the fight in this
regard to protect our farmto-
market road system. They are
also concerned about the ad-
ditional hazard to highway
safety that would be raised.
4op,A- mil auamaannn 4Wm
From in anCICAUOn8, Cne
fight ethis time will be a much
harder one and much closer
vote-wise. I need your help- in
my article to each of the papers
to the District this week, I am
appealing to those who feel that
this incrsam to weight would
only invite further destruction
to our farm-to-market road
system to make a sincere effort
to appear for the hearing on
March 1.
“I would like to see an extra
large turnout here for this hear-
tag to protest. Do you think it
would be possible for you to at-
tend?” Let me hear from you
at your earliest convenience.
Sincerely,"
I feel that this matter is of
great importance to our rural
district. At your service — al-
ways
Sincerely,
Culp Krueger
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Walkway Covers Save 30% or More
It to a healthy thing in our democratic way of life to
have intelligent understanding of the Important func-
tions of our basic institutions. This to especially true
of the schools. The initiative and resourcefulness and _
the wisdom And leadership that our schools are incul-
eating in the youth of today are the answer of the prob-
lems of citizenship in the years ahead.
Yes, "bring me men to match my mountains." That
is the need of our times and must come from the public
schools — schools that are strong in virtues required
for building strong men and women.
We can be assured of this and do our part in under-
derstanding and helping the public schools to fulfill
their great obligation to our times by being a partici-
pant in the annual Public Schools Week, March 1
through 6. Schools will hold open house; accept their
hospitality, and you will enjoy the experience of going
back to school — if but for s day.
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and Ms evident desire to tell the
States how to run their busi-
ness.
From their experience to this
particular law, our educators
expressed renewed conviction
that they want no part of fed-
eral aid to education.
I did not talk to any from
other parts of the county, but
our people gave me to under-
stand that the criticism of the
handling of the National De-
fense Kducatton Act to wide-
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to the South. They all agreed
that they would like to have the
act if it could be administered
solely by the states themselves.
To sum it all up, there to a
need far additional scientific
training. The educators want it;
the students want it. The objec-
tion to the present law is in its
administration on the part of
the Federal Government.
The health of the Secretary
of State, John Foster Dulles,
might at first glance to be of
little interest or importance to
our Congressional District down
in Texas. However, when you
look further into it, you find
ent Secretary or his successor
may have a profound effect on
our lives from hero on out.
Secretary Dulles to contro-
versial, as is evei y other man of
strong Convicdaonnipnd.bich
r otary has ebed, toe to toe,
with diplomats from foreign
countries both friendly and un-
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is the best combination of ride...
Permit me this week tove- -
peat in full a letter I have just
mailed to each of the County
Judges and County Commis-
stoners in each at the seven
counties to the Fifteenth Sen-
atorial District.
I feel certain that each of you
will be keenly interested in
Senate Bill No. 11 for several
reasons. Mainly, through your
desirs to preserve our farm-to-
market roads and cut down on
the tremendous maigtenance
cost, and, secondly, to constant-
ly be alert to prevent addition-
al hazards to safe driving on
our streets and highways.
I will be most happy 3o hear
from you.
My letter follows:
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On his successor will depend,
to a large degree, whether the
Cold War will continue and get
progresively worse * whether
by utefud maneuvering, it may
be eut down and finally elim-
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Soloman, Mescal. The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 26, 1959, newspaper, February 26, 1959; Sealy, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1540567/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Virgil and Josephine Gordon Memorial Library.