Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1954 Page: 2 of 10
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Thurs., Oct. 7, 1954
C. B. Neal Named
sident
ANNOUNCING
es
A round table discussion of
THE
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of
1007
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LINDSAY
LINDSAY
CASH FOOD STORE
P
dolph
Irvin
Wilson of Era, H. H. Hom-
SPECIAL LOW PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
1
Just
303 Can
Milk
Tomatoes 10“
Pet or Carnation
2
HAROLD VANCE
1
_ Etna
I
19c
-
1-Lb. Box
FRESH CRISP GARDEN AND ORCHARD FRESHPRODUCE
FY
Pecos Valley
303 E. California
312 N. Commerce
$
Fresh Corn
Your
Tokay
Shop rhe wide selections of
I
Extra Nice
Baby Foods, Beauty Needs, Low Calory Diabetic and Health Foods
An experienced picker with a
Johnston, and several mothers.
TOMATOES 2»19*
Classified ads bring results.
DEAD TIRED?
c
For
FROZEN FRUITS, FRUIT JUICES AND VEGETABLES
N
PIE
"4
10-oz. Box
APPLES
Whole Okra
10-oz. Box
Can
FRESH AND CURED MEATS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY
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No. >V>
g 2’
= ROAST
B
Club Steak
X3
Round Steak
SLICED
MOUND
TALL
Sliced Bacon
BEZEL
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gam
Special Formula Capsules
s
4
CASH FOOD STORE
Yams
A McKesson product
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63
1007 LINDSAY
Next Door to First State Bank
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III
Halo Shampoo
Dental Cream
Bell Peppers
Green Onions
Grapes
Apples
Peaches
Mrs. Tucker's
Shortening
SCOTCH
Tissue Roll
Cantaloupe
Potatoes .
more
low 1
Saturday, October 9
319 N. Commerce Street
Orange Juice
Cut Com.......
you get MORE value
in high-potency
Saltine Thin
CRACKERS
Tall
Cans
partment of the Second National
bank of Houston.
MORTON'S
SALT
I
PORK
CH
over 40. Take 2 capsules daily for
double potency.
tral and East side fire stations
in observance of Fire Prevention
week.
Delicious
Extra Fancy
eThese symptems may have other causes
or a. Ou. la tunetionat disorders.
When you lack strong, red blood-
whan your system it vitamin-starved
you mutt feel listless- nervous- irri-
tabla. This is because weak blood is
circulating through your system, tax-
ing your heart — putting a burdan on
every vain —capillary and artery in
your body I
Start building rich rod blood FAST
with Boxel Special Formula
Each high-potency BEXEL Special
Formula capsule gives you 5 times
the daily minimum requirements of
iron; more than the daily minimum
requirements of all the B-vitamins
that doctors will tell you are essen-
tial for proper nutrition; plus Vita-
min B12 and trace minerals. These
wonderfully strengthening capsules
are recommended for mothers-to-be,
when a sufficiency of iron nd vitamins
You may bo dangtrously taxing your entire system when you allow
fatigue, nervousness—poor appetite and sleepless nights to drag you
down BECAUSE YOUR BODY IS pmmapngmgaa
VITAMIN AND IRON STARVED.* 28
255
RUMMAGE
SALE!
U.S. Gov.
Graded .
Hormers
Value ..
U. 19c
.39-
89-
19°
5C
£
20c
u 19c
1.245
tb 45
so Gauge
on Hose
Le. 10c
L6.49-
Intendent W. E. Chalmers, Vir-
Welch of Callisburg. Han
‘ O’Bren of Valiev View.
E. L. DeGolyer, of "Bibliography
of the Petroleum Industry”.
He has held official positions
in a number of technical .asso-
ciations and societies and is a
member of the American Petro
leum Institute. American Insti-
tute of Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers. American Association
205
35c
is vitally important to their health.
Also especially important if you are e00} fOf Pe00}
Swift's Select . . Lb. 695
20c
25c
____ Vance, vice president and
manager of the Oil and Gas de
m.t.sn
3.Minute
BACON u 55c
dollar buys
Stores. Our
night to hear an address by Har-
old * “
Comstock or White House
SLICED
.1
9#
1 and quality
e you money. •
rchandise for
Automatic sewing machines. From first
seam to final trim, does all the work.
Monograms, appliques, button holes,
overcast seams, zig zag and straight
stitch. All without attachments.
For Demonstration
See MRS. J. T. HUDGINS
Phone 2711
. Sponsored by the
W S.C.S. of Whaley Memorial
Methodist Church
...2.596
.25“
t,
Regular Size .. 195
’1.19
il
1
STEAK
u, 9e
1.59-
10-Lb. Mesh Bag 39c
.1150
ls.45c
Colgate's " AC
Medium Size ... IT
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sEwinacinie
Baby Foods Gerbers. ... 3 Cans 255
Of County School T
* school program rather than pres-
sured.
some 150 to 200 members of the
Texoma chapter of the American
Petroleum Institute will attend a
dinner meeting here Monday
companied by their teachers.
Mmes. Neil Holman and Marie
Strawberries Frozen Fresh.... Box 19c
L-o7 Can 15
ers and Royalty Gwners and the
Masonic order.
He received his LL.B, degree
from the University of Houston
Law school in 1939.
Vance will speak here on "Loans
to Oil Producers and Royalty
Owners”.
The dinner meeting will be held
at K o'clock at the Community
('enter building. Arrangements
were made by a committee con-
sisting of Dave Tupman, chair-
man; Bob Street, Ed MIcak. R. P
(Dick) Morris, Tom Ball and
Jack Joyce.
The local API chapter was or-
ganized only last-month but al-
ready lists a membership of 250
with most of the members con-
centrated in the Cooke. Grayson
and Montague area in North
Texas and Carter and Love coun-
ties in Southern Oklahoma. How
ever, others have joined the chap-
ter from such distant West Texas
points as Midland.
Dick McCrone is chapter chair-
man; Tupman and Morris are
vice chairmen, and E. R. (Ernie)
Baker is secretary treasurer.
Celo Bag 101
1,200
sley of Muenster and J. Norris
Senft of Walnut Bend. b
Chalmers discusseg the basic
factors in strengthening the hold-
ing power of the school. These
included good school facilities,
strong faculties, a varied, en-
riched and attractive curriculum,
all backed and supported by a co-
operative and enthusiastic com-
munitv. He declared that pupils
should be attracted into the
gunch 9-
u 15c
U 19c
Potatoes Russets. ...
Concord Grapes
is widely known as an oil con-
sultant and for his important
contributions to the technical
phases of the industry.
Following his graduation from
the University of California in
1921 with a B. S. degree in pe-
troleum engineering he spent
three years with the United Oil
company of Los Angeles and
with the United States Bureau of
Mines in Casper, Wyo. He was
closely associated with the early
oil discoveries at Borger and
Wink ami served as division pe-
troleum engineer and division su
perintendent with Marland Oil
company and its successors. Con-
inental Oil company, from 1926
to 1929. Since 1931 he has been
a consulting engineer and inde-
pendent oil operator at Kilgore
md since 1934 at College Station
in addition to his duties at Texas
A&M college.
Vance has written a number of
technical papers and is also the t
uthor of “Petroleum Subsurface
• .0V
~jg
l en
Non
API Speaker Has Contributed
Much to Oil Field Technology
Advance notices indicate that Engineering" and co-author, with
Sliced Bacon Swift's Premium, Lb. 65
can 69c
Cai Top
ACHES
i
The pupils also visited the Cen- hand scoop can harvest 100
• — .. pounds of cranberries an hour.
Tomatoes Yiue Ripened . .
Yellow Squash.......
Radishes................
Green Beans Kentucky
school matters and the election
of new officers featured the regu-
lar October meeting of the Cooke
County School trustees Tuesday
at Era.
C. B. Neal of Callisburg was
elected president of the trustee
group for the ensuing year. Oth-
er offiers elected were Pete
Block of indsay, vice president;
Charles Newton of Valley View,
secretan treasurer; and Hubert
P. rwin of Walnut Bend. re-
porter.
Hollis Berry of Rossto is out-
going president of the trustees.
Participating in the round ta-
ble discussion were County Su-
।
ill
Welch centered his talk on the
importance of school accredita-
tion. espeially the 12 basic prin-
ciples listed by the Texas Educa-
tion agency. Schools should be
visited and surveys made with
the school and the agency co-
operating and the local boards
should put in writing their poli-
cies. he concluded.
The segregation issue was dis-
cussed by Wi|son. who said he
believed that most Negroes would
pDefer their own separate schools.
He also had favorable comment
on the clean sportsmanship that
has characterized athletic con-
tests between bounty and district
schools, including both students
and fans.
The Era school and its officials
received compliments on the re-
cent expansion program from
Homsley and he jokingly com-
mented that the little red school
house is passing out of the pic-
ture and is being replaced by the
big school house in the red. He
recommended that all school
boards should join the Texas
School Board association and
pointed out that the boards have
a big selling lob to do for their
schools in god leadership, in-
forming the people and establish-
ing good public relations.
Homsley cited a personal ex-
perience whet as a student in
Texas Tech he was sent out to
interview the trustees of a rural
school. When he asked one of
the board members about the
group's public relations, the trus-
tee remarked that he had very
few around there, that most of
his relations lived in East Texas.
Scott expressed his apprecia-
tion for the work being done by
the Cooke County Trustee asso-
ciation and for the opportunity
to Darticipate in its program.
Musical selections were pre-
sented before lrhe meeting by the
Era high school orchestra under
the direction of Douglas Lynch,
and refreshments were served at
| the close of the meeting.
First Graders Visit
In Register Office
Sixty-two pupils comprising
two first grade rooms at J. Frank
McMurray school were visitors at
The Register office Thursday
morning, and were shown
through the plant. They were ac-
1Oe
Velveeta
Wrigley’s |Ac
Chewing Gum 3 W
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— WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS —
senua -c-me•
T-Bone Steak
Baby Powder 39°
Home Permanenr
I Oil I Faster, Easier. Tax Paid
Broccoli Cut, Fresh Frozen
dr
' A
1 69c
3 Lb. Can V V
Vance joined the bank’s staff . . . .
two years ago after serving as 1 of Petroleum Geologists, Ameri-
head of the Petroleum Engineer- i can Society of Mechanical Engi-
ing department for 18 years. He neers, Texas Independent Produc-
Blackeye Peas Fresh Frozen .. 24c
Roast Chuck Swift's Select . .Lb. 53
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Phono 666 1
.o 2 c 9c
NO. - —ci 4a d
BISCUITS 2_19
Oleo^ > Corn
Round Steak Swift's Select .. Lb.
Gleem ................J. .Tube
Dextri-Maltose.....
Prune Plums ^oSugar
faal battar-Look battar—
I Work batter OR YOUR MONEY BACK I
AT AU DRUGSTORES
Grape Juke STs^"<*T*50<:
Apricot Nectar «£r„-<».25c
Sirloin Steak Swift's Select . .Lb.
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MILK 10*
Dromedary
PIMIENTOS --
POPCORN
19c
Horns Grown. ....... I . .Lb. - 105
Ac
Golden Cream Style i
303 Can Only....... VwF
Chuck Roast 29c
Ground Meat EahuGroundfrom 29c
PHONE 1810
— WE GIVE SIH GREEN STAMPS —
COFFEEh.12
,....u.35
Egg Plant............I
Yams Fancy East Tezas. .
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1954, newspaper, October 7, 1954; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1580078/m1/2/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.