Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 23, 1971 Page: 2 of 10
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Editorial*
Thursday, September 23, 1971
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PORK ROAST
LOIN OR
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Lb. 69c
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Lb.
Lb. 67
AMERICAN BEAUTY
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DINNERS
390
FLOUR
SHURFINE - NO. 212 CAN
5 LB. BAG
%
Lb. 55
Lb. 29
29c
CHILI, AU Meat......Lb. 79
POUND
BARTLETT BEARS
We Reserve
YELLOW ONIONS
The Right
AFFILIATED
To Limit
Cqo Yrv9
Quantities
DIAL 395-2141
COOPER. TEXAS
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elected
for
oodness
and YOU can WIN
Nothing to buy ...
You don't have to be
present to win.
GET YOUR JACKPOT DAY CARD PUNCHED
...FREE...
$
2 Lbs. 29
3 Lbs. 290
2 For 290
. Ea. 290
. Lb. 290
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Elec
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PORK
CHOPS
WHITE GRAPES
TOKAY GRAPES
BLACK GRAPES
James
hapter
MIX OR
MATCH
and J
beaus;
CELLO CARROTS
CARTON TOMATOES
FRESH OKRA
$50.00
ADDED
EACH WEEK
UNTIL WE
HAVE A
WINNER
NOTEBOOK
PAPER 500 Count 890
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Pork Chops Lb. 790 Pork Chops Lb. 89
BREAKFAST PORK CHOPS Lb. 994
WONDERFUL
CASH DOLLARS
Register just once..
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Get your card
punched EACH week
iltant.
. Chapter el
TWENTY YEARS AGO
The Retail Trade Activity of
the Delta County Chamber of
Commerce has been reorganiz-
ed according to President Thel
Garrison. Lundy Hooten , Jr.
is chairman and other business-
Garrison. Lundy F. Hooten J r.
Fred Newman, Ernest Hardy,
Harold Hart, Thomas Robinson,
Travis Toney and Russell Tuc-
ker.
Doyle Yeager of Pecan Gap
was placed first with his 4-H
Club boar in the Sears Founda-
tion District show in Paris.
Earl L. Nelson, veteran high-
way department employee, was
instantly killed Monday morn-
ing when he accidentally fell
under an asphalt distributor
near Klondike.
et us help
ipplies. Our
verything y
ra.
fairly easy to do, because it is felt that
voters of such a tender age will natur-
ally be idealistic, desirous of change,
unafraid and therefore not backward-
looking but facing into the future with
hope and great sincerity.
That is a description of millions of
young persons, but it does not mean that
they will pitch headlong into the un-
known of politics. The liberal-radicals
who believe that the votes of the 18-
19- and 20-year olds are all sewed up
THIRTY YEARS AGO
More than 700 persons atten-
ded the open house of the Delta
National Bank Saturday night on
occasion of the complete mod-
ernization of the bank building.
The Bulldogs defeated Deport
30-0 in the opening game of the
season here Thursday night and
will take on the heavy Bonham
Warriors team next week.
Paul C. Hardegree has been
named to succeed A.O. Kraus-
kopf as manager of the Texas
Power and Light Co.
O
350
COUNTRY STYLE
BACKBONE .
FRESH LEAN & MEATY
SPARE RIBS
CORN COUNTRY NO. 1
SLICED BACON
BOSTON BUTT
PORK STEAK Lb. 550
BOSTON BUTT
PORK ROAST Lb. 490
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SLICED LIVER
DRY SALT
JOWLS.......
MARKET MADE
EVERYONE IS A WINNER
WITH WILSON’S
EVERY DAY LOW PRICES
CRISCO 3 Lb. Can 950
SHURFROST
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LAST WEEK S WINNER E
MISS JO THARP ■
I was winner of the $150 I
I Jackpot this week. E
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COMBINED WITH THE DELTA COURIER
Entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Cooper,
Texas, under the Act of Congress, March, 1897. Published
every Thursday by the Sulphur Valley Publishing Com-
pany. 70 East Side Square, Cooper, Texas, 75432.
J. T. TONEY, Publisher
Subscription Rates: In Delta County Six Months $1.75; One
Year $3.00 Three Years $8.00. Outside Delta County — Six
Months $2 00; One Year $3 50; Three Years $9.00.
From The Ad Taker’s
Scratch Pad
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SUDDEN BEAUTY
HAIR SPRAY
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NEUHOFFCANNED
HAM.........3 Lb. Can $2.89
MEDALLION
BAKING HENS......Lb. 49
FRESH DAILY
GROUND BEEF......Lb. 59
BABY BEEF
WILSON FOOD COMPANY
Where It Pays To Shop and Convenient To Park
YOUR CHOICE OF 2 GREAT
CAKE
MIXES
18% OZ. BOXES
SHURFINE
4 For $1.00
f 66
PEACHES
SLICED OR HALVES
3 For 89t
TEN YEARS AGO
The call to active duty iss-
ued Tuesday by Secretary of
Defense Robert S. McNamara
to Texas’ 49th Armored Div-
ision along with a Wisconsin
Guard division and 249 small
Reserve and Guard units, will
affect 55 officers and enlisted
men of the Cooper National
Guard unit.
The Sinclair Refining Com-
pany has announced appointment
of H. B. (Bussy) Good a Delta
County native, as marketer of
Sinclair products in Delta Co-
unty and part Hopkins County.
Cooper will host mighty Mt.-
Vernon at Bulldog Stadium Fri-
day night in the first home game
of the season for the Bulldogs.
may be in for a big surprise. Children
take many of their habits and customs
from their parents, despite the supp-
osed enormous generation gap of our
day.
A few years ago the 18-year-olds
received the vote in Scotland, and, to
everyone’s surprise, more conservatives
than ever were elected to public office.
With the 18-year-olds voting in the gen-
eral British elections in June of 1970,
the Conservatives were returned to
power over the Laborites, who had rul-
ed for six years. So the political gap
between the generations may be over-
estimated. There is no reason to believe
that American youths will opt for chaos,
which may be the alternative to meas-
ured change. We ask them to honor the
vote with their best thinking.
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Something To Think About : Rome was a mighty
nation for almost a thousand years, and ruled the
known world for more than 500 of those years, yet her
independence, worldwide dominance and unpreced-
ented liberties did not disappear in a day, a month, or
a year, but slowly, gradually, furtively, little by little.
First with a few groceries for the exceedingly poor
and wretched, later with a few more groceries to the Now that the 18-year-olds have the
citizens and voters who were not quite so poor; later Constitutional right to vote, some po-
with more groceries and gifts to just about everybody litical forces making concerted
who had a vote. „ 1 . ,11 5
❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ effort to channel the young peoples
Another Thougac If you were arrested for being thinking in one direction - left-liberal,
a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict And many persons believe that may be
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Lon, the chapte
mbers, mothers
L Mrs. Mary
Cr Springs, A
A man walked into a
church as the pastor was
leading his people in praying,
“We have left undone those
tilings we ought to have done,
and we have done those
things we ought not to have
done.” “At last," sighed the
stranger, “I’ve found my kind
of people - failures.” No one
and nothing escapes failure,
but the Lord.
His promises are unfailing.
The Bible contains about five
thousand. As the Lord of the
universe, all its laws and living
beings are under His control
and command. No one and
nothing can stop Him from
keeping His promises. And
“there hath not failed one
word of all His good
promise” - 1 Kings 8:56.
FORTY YEARS AGO 12.1918 , in France J
The Texas Crop Report for Cooper Wednesday,ri”i
September by the USDA shows Henderson Post or t 4
Northeast Texas above the av- can Legion willhavem
erage of the state, the services. “I
Gov. Ross Sterling signed a Total receipts at th J
compromise bill limiting the yard Thursday totaneaq
planting of cotton in 1932 and bales against 2,975/18
1933 to 30 percent of the total Seed at the oil mill is”
land in cultivation in the state. $38 per ton,
Total cotton receipts at the Work has begun on s J
yard Thursday afternoon were the highway to Klondie
2,300 bales. The same time last SIXTY YEARS A& I
year, receipts were 5,033 bales. A very destructive fn J
Seed at $8.00. troyed the Patterson, pj
J.E. McDonald, State Com- and McMillan buidings
missioner of Agriculture, was their contents on the wes j
the principal speaker at the op- of the square Tuesdaymin
ening of the Delta County Fair. The toss was estiman
$32,000, partially covem
FIFTY YEARS AGO insurance.
Tax Collector J.M.B. Wil- Cotton receipts at the J
liams stated that there are $30- yard totaled 2,500 baes
000 in delinquent taxes in the the price ranging from J
county and under special act 11.70 Seed is selling fori
of the legislature must be paid The Farmers Unionwi,
by October 15. Friday night at Liberty Q
The body of Pvt. Claudee L. W.P. Young of Paris wil
Jackson, who lost his life Oct. speaker.
FRUITS & UEGETRBLE5
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guidance. I
If it had accepted State financial aid under New I
York law, the 115-year-old institution would have had I
to secularize its programs and could no longer stress
its religious character. To have permitted co-ed visit- f
ation in the dormitories would have been a lessening "
of responsibility the school felt it is expected to exert. ■
In these days of permissiveness and shirking of
responsibilities at all levels of society, it is praise- 7
worthy for any institution to stand firm in its beliefs. (
In view of the schools financial problems, Niagara’s |
courage must also be commended in sticking to its
ideals and principles. Good luck to a fine institution!
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His compassion
unfailing. Jesus knows J
pains and our proble
because He has come throu
them. That is why Hel
sympathetic, and willgive
everything we need. Jereni
said in Lamentations 3,2
“His compassions fail nJ
His faithfulness I
unfailing. He is not stror
one day, and weak the nd
attentive one moment, a
indifferent the next. I
started out to do us good.I
intends to do us good, and!
will not fail in doing us goo
He promised in Psalm 89:3
“I will not suffer M
faithfulness to fail."
Why not trust Him w
never forfeits His promises
fails His people?
ogram theme,
. Our Guide fo
illustrated in
nd by First Vi
ne Leslie and
nators, Jan M
nedy, Debra Gu
ham, Shelby M
lillan, Kim Wal
i Millard.
nitiates incl
ison, Sherrie
rlotte Toles,E
Netti Mitchel
er. Sue Nan
ts, Diane
ldene Elmore,
d, Vivan Lite, 1
Julie Click,
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HATS OFF TO NIAGARA
Some time ago Niagara University, operated by
the Vincentian Fathers in upstate New York, received
national attention when its president, Fr. Kenneth F.
Slattery, wrote a letter to the students, parents, and
alumni stating the university’s intention to maintain
its Christian heritage. At issue were a student request
for co-ed visitation in the dormitories, and a decision
over whether to ask for financial aid from the State
of New York. The university decided against both • c
propositions.
Mindful of the move away from traditional stu-
dent supervision, and beset by acute financial prob- A
lems, the university nevertheless felt it must stand i3g
by the traditional responsibility of providing moral
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Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 23, 1971, newspaper, September 23, 1971; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1541318/m1/2/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.