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Page 4—THE GROOM NEWS
Thursday, September 3,1987
Kindergarten teacher Pam Hutsell (foreground) registers son Brandon for school
(backgroun) looks on as Donna Crump which began on Tuesday.
Tommy Osborn
Barbara Osborn
Mrs. Britten Has
High Pinochle Score
ppe Plane teh do their partin makin8 this a
safe holiday by remaining
For Labor Day Holiday alert, adjusting your speed
to match the existing road
conditions, avoid the use, of
alcohol and please use your
safety belt, no matter how
short the trip.
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Announcing
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Eye Physician & Surgeon
Board Certified eye physician and
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Country Club and Colorado Avenue
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! Nightin’ Gals met Tues-
day, Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. in the
Hospitality Room of the
State National Bank with
Mrs. J.L. Case and Mrs.
L.T. Banks as hostesses.
In the business session it
was announced the club had
placed third with their float
entry in the Groom Day
parade. Also, the club voted
to contribute funds for two
chairs for the Community
Center.
Games of Pinochle were
played. Mrs. Ray Britten
had high score and Mrs.
E.W. Poole had low.
Mrs. Britten and Mrs.
R.W. Wills will serve as
hostesses of the September
22 meeting.
Others present were Mrs.
H.F. Britten, Mrs. Joe
Davis, Mrs. C.L. Fields,
Mrs. W.M. Garmon, Mrs.
Glynn D Harrell, Mrs. John
Hickox, Mrs. E.W. Lamber-
son, Mrs. O.A. Pool, Mrs.
B.F. Patterson, Mrs. Jim
Wall, Mrs. R.W. Wills and a
guest, LaVesta Barnett.
The Labor Day weekend is
a sure sign of things to
come. Among them is the
fact that another summer is
about to pass. It also re-
presents the last three-day
weekend before cooler
weather sets in for many
Texans, which has both local
and state public safety offi-
cials concerned.
“We anticipate a large
number of Texas motorists
will take advantage of an
extra day off to make that
one last summer trip before
winter,” stated Major V.J.
Cawthon, regional comman-
der for the Texas Depart-
ment of Public Safety. “This
means Texas drivers will be
sharing the roadways with
more vehicles, being driven
more miles than usual, by
drivers who are probably
more fatigued than usual,”
he added.
Even though safety offi-
cials remain optimistic that
this can be a safer Labor Day
holiday, they also realize
that people will die need-
lessly on the state’s high-
ways during this period.
“The tragic part of our
traffic fatality picture is the
fact that most of these acci-
dents are caused by driver
error, and definitely are pre-
ventable,” Major Cawthon
continued.
This underlines the impor-
tance of obeying all traffic
laws. Studies have shown
that when a traffic law is
violated, property damage,
injury and even death will
many times be the result.
Major Cawthon concluded
by asking Texas drivers to
Keyes Pharmacy
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Convenient Mailing Service
Competitive Prices
and Drive-Up Window
Merlin Rose Pharmacist, Owner
EMERGENCY NUMBER 669-3559
24-Hour Emergency Service
92S N. Hobart, 669-6859 Pampa
Clarendon Lions Club is sponsoring a pre-
game pancake supper from 5:00-7:30 P.M.,
on Friday Before the Groom - Clarendon
Game.
Serving will be at the Lions Club (go left 2
blocks at red light, turn right. Club is on corner,
next to the post office.)
Tickets may be purchased at the door
Children
$150
(up to 12 years)
Adults $300
Pancakes, all you
can eat, ham, milk,
tea and coffee
will be served.
All proceeds will go to charitable causes
REGISTERED
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WHEAT •
SEED
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but probabaly more winter hardy than Centurk 78, superior in lodging resistance
4 kernel weight, but similar in bushel weight. Siouxland has been more productive
in grain yield. Siouxland has had a resistant reaction to mildew, leaf rust,
stem rust, tan spot & other springtime yield cutting foliar maladies in field
tests.
Has Good Milling Qualities
Available At RGMAG& Grain, Inc.
Along With Other Varieties Of Seed Wheat.
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The Groom News (Groom, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 3, 1987, newspaper, September 3, 1987; Groom, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1706484/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carson County Library.