The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 93, No. 45, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 21, 1970 Page: 10 of 10
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plication forms is expected late this month, with the
absolute deadline for registering being January 31, 1970.
Application forms are available at Blalock's office in
Quitman, and at these registration substations: the City
Hall in Alba; the R. B. Smith Insurance Agency, Hawkins;
the Carl Bruner-Agency in Mineola; and Nabors-Hutch-
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ARE READY FOR YOU. DROP BY OR CALL US AND
WE WILL MAIL THEM TO YOU.
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Bill Kennedy, Pharmacist-Owner
WHITE SALE TORINO
Special edition of our lowest-priced
hardtop. Includes dual racing mirrors,
carpets, whitewalls, and more. And it's
waiting for you nowl
WHITE SALE GALAXIE 500
Lowest-priced full-size V-8 hardtop
anywhere. Special White Sale edition
with 302 CIO V-8 and special interior
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2. Provides a certified copy of all prescription ex-
penses for income tax purposes.
3. Furnishes a certified copy of prescription expenses
for the whole family and for each member of the
family for -Insurance-€leim purposes.
4. Assists you and the State and Federal agencies in
keeping accurate records of your prescription ex-
... penses.
5. You do not have to have your prescription number
or bottle to get your prescription refilled.
Another advantage available to you when you have yopr
prescription filled at Complete Pharmacy.
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FLYNT'S JEWELRY
SINCE 1870
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HAVE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? Last week, Wood
County Tax Assessor Collector W. R. Blalock's office in
Quitman reported that an estimated 3,000 residents of
the county had registered to qualify for voting in a
year's-worth of elections, including city, school, party pri-
mary and general elections of 1970. With an estimate of
7,000 eventual registered voters, a heavy influx of ap-
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SPECIALS-The pickups with the
biggest choice of sale-priced options.
Explorer . . . with Ford’s exclusive
Twin--Beam front suspension. Now’s
your chance to save up to 8197* on
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medications prescribed for each member of your
Complete Pharmacy's Family Record Rian is a FREE ser-
vice offered you and your family - an automatic re-
cord of all prescriptions (and refills) for official tax and
insurance purposes. You will be furnished a certified
copy of all prescription expenses at any time, at your
request.
Our Family Record Plan provides; these services and
advantages:
1. Provides your Doctor with complete records of all
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by Mrs. M. G. Yancey
Mrs. Bill Allen got out of the
hospital Tuesday and went to
Marshall to stay with a daugh-
ter.
Lee Stewart s in the hospital
in Mineola.
Mrs. Arnold Bendele and Letza
are visiting in Arkansas. • ;
Mrs. Martha Vines of Browns-
boro is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Haines Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Denris Virgado-
no and John, of Houston, were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Johnson and Debbie,.
Major Vines and Rickey of Ty-
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Mrs. Reep Hostess
For Study Club
Members of the Mineola Study
Club gathered in the home of
Mrs. W. L. Reep, on C irele-
Drive, for the January meeting.
Mrs. Reep opened the meeting
by leading the hemiber in the
Collect. Roll call was answered
with “My New Year’s Resolu -
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After the business session, Mrs.
M. C. Jones brought a program
on** the history of local churches.
Mrs. Jones has been writing the
history of her own church, the
First Baptist Church of Mineola,
to be used during the Centennial
celebration of the church. In her
research, she became interested
in other church histories, and
recited some of the more interes-
ting facts about area churches
at the Study Club meeting.
Following the program, Mrs.
Reep served refreshments of dips
and chips, cake, and coffee and
tea to Mmes. M. C. Jones, J. S.
Noland, T. W. Matthews, J. H.
Simmons, J. P. English, W. T.
Harrison, O. C. Rhodes, A. H.
Patterson and C. C. Brummett.
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On Feb. 2, Dr. Sam Magill of
Washington, D. C., president of
the Council of Protestant Colle-
ges ahd Universities, will deliver
an address at 8 p.m. in Roxy
Grove Hall n the Baylor cam-
pus. He will speak on “Dimen-
sions of Higher Education?’
•* Francis Robinson of New York
City, assistant manager of the
Metropolitan Opera, will headline
activities planned for Feb. 4 when
he speaks at 8 p.m. in Roxy
Grove Hall on “Dimensions o f
the Arts.” i.
William Crook, former ambas-
sador to Australia and chairman
of Translinear, Inc. of Austin,
will be the featured speaker on
Feb. 6. He wilrpresent an add-
ress on “Renewal of Community”
at 8 p.m. in Roxy Grove Hall.
The week of activities will close
with a banquet at 7 p.m. Feb.
7 in the Student • Union Building
Drawing Room with Bill Moyers
of Newsday Publications, Gar-
den City, N. Y., speaking o n
“Dimensions of International Re-
sponsibility.”
Besides recalling the univer-
sity’s heritage, the year of obser-
vance has been aimed at making
a major contribution to Christian
education and more widely iden-
tifying Baylor as a church-relat-
ed institution committed to ex-
cellence of Christian principles
and social responsibility.
. Throughout the year, the anni-
versary theme, “Baylor Excel -
lence — A Tradition, A Practice,
A Promise,” has been emphasiz-
ed at such special events as
freshman orientation, fall cha-
pel programs, Parents Day, the
annual meeting of the.' Baptist
General Convention of Texas
and Homecoming.
Baylor’s emphasis on a Christ-
ian educational* environment 1 s
being carried into churches
through the use of, speakers and
printed material.
Baylor’s 10th president Abner
V. McCall hs invited parents of
Baylor students, and friends o f
the university to participate in
the anniversary celebration that
commemorates the schools
growth from a one-teacher, two-
room frame building school for
24 students in 1843 to the present
multi-campus university with
"more than 7,000 students.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bailiff and
Mr' and Mrs. Fred Carter will
be hosts for the evening when
the Providence Community Club
meets Saturday night.
The business meeting of the
Club is to begin at 7:30 p.m.,
Saturday, Jan. 24, in the Com-
munity Center at Providence.
Following the business session,
games of 42 and dominoes are
planned for the adults, and there
will be games for the children.
Refreshments will be served.
All members and prospective
memibers of the club are urged
to attend.
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that will be raised for market by Texas producers this year.
This market used to be strictly seasonal, but dependable low-
cost rural electricity for production, processing and freezing
has helped provide a constant- supply, thus stimulating
year "round demand. The Wood County Electric Cooper
invitee you to put a Texas Turkey in your freezer and
him out with all the trimmings for Valentines or St. Pal
Day. A Texas Turkey makes any occasion festive.
Wood County Electric
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WACO — Baylor University will
highlight a year-long celebration
of its 125th anniversary the week
of Feb. 1 through 7 by bringing
to its Waco campus four out-
standing personalities from the
fleldg of -religion, education, mu-
sic and journalism for speaking
engagements. .
Texas' oldest institution of high-
er learning in'continuous opera-
tion since the days of the Repub-
lic, Baylor will be visited by a
host of state and national leaders
from various fields who will take
part in commemorating the
school’s growth.
The first week of February has
been set aside to particularly
highlight the observance. The
theme for the anniversary .week
will be “Toward 2095; Dimen -
mensions of the Human Quest.”
On Sunday, Feb. 1, a convoca-
tion featuring a message to be
delivered by Dr. Billy Graham
will be held at 2 p.m. in the
Heart O’ Texas Coliseum. “Dim-
ensions of Faith” will be the
theme of the convocation. - ‘
Ruth Class Meets
In Maddox Home
The Ruth Sunday School Class
of the First Baptist Church met
Tuesday night, Jan. 8, in the
home of Mrs. Bob Maddox for
their monthly business and social
gathering.
Mrs. Tom Browning was in
charge of the meeting, which
was opened with prayer by Mrs.
J. D. McNeill.
After class officers gave their
reports, Mrs. McNeill gave a talk
on “Challenge of the Seventies.”
Group One members were hos-
tesses for the evening, serving
refreshments of sandwiches, ol-
ives.pickles, potato chips, cake
squares, coffee and punch to
Geneva Woods, Doris Moseley,
Helen Chrietzberg, Lorene Lacy,
Marie Pinson, Maxine Bruner,
Lorene Browning, Bessie Mize,
Louise Erwin, Maude McNeill
and Janice'Maddox.
ler and Mrs. J. B. Barton and
Billie of Duncanville were Satur-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Haines Allen. -
Mrs. Thomas Williams and
children of Mesquite visited Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Williams, Satur-
day.
Jack Pennington of Dallas and
Mr. and Mrs. Doris Monroe of
Winnsboro were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Idas Bagby.
Bro. and Mrs. Arthur Dimsdle
were in Tyler Saturday night.
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Peacock, Dan. The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 93, No. 45, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 21, 1970, newspaper, January 21, 1970; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1547533/m1/10/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.