The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 12, 1967 Page: 3 of 8
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By R. J. Dean, County Agent
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Albert Agnor, rural depart-
ment of Southwestern Electric
Power Company, visited in
Morris county this week and
met with a group of citizens
from the Rocky Branch com-
munity in the Lee Ansley
home. He discussed various
programs that the group could
have at their regular monthly
meetings.
The Rocky Branch commu-
nity won first place in the Dis-
trict Community Improvement
Program in 1967 and received
a $100 cash award.
The program is sponsored
by the utility companies of
Texas and Texas A&M Uni-
versity. Any community in
Texas is invited to enter the
program and benefit from cit-
izens in iheir community work-
ing together to make their
community a better place in
which to live.
H. B. Knight, chairman of
the building committee at
Rocky Branch, said the top
has been completed on the
community center building.
The group is planning now
to complete the inside and
furnish it with the needed
equipment and furniture. This
community center will certain-
ly be an asset to families in
this part of our county.
Olen Smith is president of
the Rocky Branch committee
for 1967-68. Jim Rutter vice
president, Jo Ann Rutter sec-
retary. Virgie Morris treasur-
er, and Jeanette Ansley re-
porter.
Row crop harvest of pea-
nuts, grain sorghum, corn and
sweet potatoes is in full swing
in Morris county.
Yields of all these row crops
will be average or better.
J. C. Traylor, L. J. Forsyth,
H. B. Knight, J. Roy Traylor
and Kenneth Hampton are the
largest peanut growers and to-
gether these men will harvest
more than 600 acres of pea-
nuts.
Peanu; production statewide
is 8 per font below 1966. The
market price will be approxi-
mately $230 per ton and grow-
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ers in our county will average
near one ton per acre. The
state average is 1,300 pounds
per acre.
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Cattlemen concerned with
fighting the face fly may take
hope the pest can be control-
led with two of its natural
enemies.
Researchers have found a
parasitic nematode that infects
the fly and destroys the fe-
male fly's ability to produce
eggs.
In France, entomologists
have found that the larvae of
the staphylinid beetle devour
face fly pupae. Upon emerg-
ing as adults, the beetles feed
on face fly eggs and larvae.
Hard to control by insecti-
cides, the face fly breeds wide-
ly and can fly fairly far. Its
two newly discovered enemies
offer the greatest hope of con-
trol as both have life cycles
similar to that of the face t'ly.
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The
MONITOR
THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1967
NAPLES, TEXAS
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pewitt menu
Monday, October 16
Baked luncheon meat, whip-
ped potatoes, field peas, sauer-
kraut, iced cake squares, milk
and bread.
Tuesday, October 17
Chili mac, whole kernel
corn, English peas, carrot
stick, blackberry cobbler, milk
and bread.
Wednesday, October 18
Chicken and dumplings, sea-
soned pea beans, onion slice,
mixed greens, ice cream, milk
and bread.
Thursday, October 19
Roast beef, beef gravy, but-
tered rice, green beans, cab-
bage salad, cookie, milk and
bread.
Friday, October 20
Hamburgers, lettuce, toma-
to, pickle, onion, potato chips,
banana pudding, and milk.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Randy A. Autry and Judy
Charlene Barnard.
Cecil Wayne Robison and
Peggy Ann Allen.
CORNETT
WSCS will observe day of prayer
By Miss Dais> Heard
Sunday worship at the Meth-
odist Church was well attend-
ed. Holy communion was ob-
served after the Rev. W. F.
McQueen brought the scrip-
ture from the 11th chapter of
Corinthians, and used the 28th
verse for his explanation of
communion.
The WSCS will observe a
day of prayer with a program
and covered dish luncheon the
last Tuesday this month, Oct.
31. The program is to begin
at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs. Donald
Belts in charge.
The WSCS of the Texfirkana
district is collecting good
clothing for Wesley House of
Houston Thrift Shop. Thn
cloihing is to be taken to the
Josie Staines zone meeting at
Queen City Oct. 19.
There will be a district stew-
ards meeting at Maud at 3:15
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15. Eivis
Wells is a district steward. He
and the pastor, the Rev. Mc-
Queen, will attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Higgins
of Daingerfield visited last
Wednesday night with her par-
ents, the Ellis C'ornetts.
Mrs. C. D. Betts is home
from the hospital and improv-
ing.
Bill McQueen of the Galves-
ton hospital was home over the
week end with his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. W. /. McQueen.
Mrs. Weldon McCord of
New Boston spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs.
C. D. Betts. The Bill Betts fam-
ily of Ft. Worth also visited
with his mother, who has been
ill.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Belcher
of Antlers, Okla., spent the
week end with Mrs. Minnie
Hampton and Mary Catherine.
Miss Terry McMichael spent
Sunday with Elaine and Melba
Wells.
Melba and Elaine Wells
went to the State Fair of Texas
in Dallas Saturday with the
home economics department,
of Hughes Springs school.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes
have returned from a two
weeks visit to see her brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Billy-
Thomas of Rosharon, Texas.
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NAPLES, TEXAS
Admitted
Benjamin Jeff Davis of
Grapevine, medicai, dismissed.
R. T. Lacey Heard of Na-
ples, medical, dismissed.
Alonzo Hicks of Texarkana,
medical.
Nancie Wilkerson of Na-
ples, medical.
James Weldon Chaddick of
Omaha, surgery.
Lloyd Cowley of Simms,
medical.
Betty Johnson of Simms,
medical, dismissed i
Roger Stanley of Simms,
medical.
Harold Wallace of Omaha,
medical, dismissed.
Virginia McCord of Marietta,
surgery, dismissed.
Hazel Jo Moss of Dainger-
fieid, surgery, dismissed.
Patsy Kruse of Simms, med-
ical dismissed
Earl Lee Wilson of Naples,
surgery.
Tami Hall of Hughes Springs,
medical.
Bobbie Fern Wise of De-
Kalb. surgery.
Moody Bess Hancock of
Douglassville, surgery.
J. W. Garrett Sr. of Naples,
medical.
Others dismissed
Virginia Wommack of Cook-
ville.
Mary Ellen Warren of Mari-
etta.
Revie Brown of Naples.
Mary Strawn of Dainger-
field.
Mary Smith of Naples.
Dan Foster of Naples.
Annie Talley of Omaha.
Josephine Harkey of Naples.
Janie Betts of Naples.
PAY YOUR
Cass County
Benefit Assoc.
Insurance
AT
HANNER
Funeral Home
Prices Good
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
October
12-13-14
BOOZER
Food Store Texas'
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We Give
gold mm
STAMPS
Double Stamps
on Wednesday
STMRKIST
PREMIUM
Tuna, 3 for $1 Crackers, lb _ _ 33c
GIANT SIZE
Cheer 69c
DEL MONTE TOMATO, 46 OZ.
ARROW, 12X25'
Foil, 4 for 99c
DOLE PINEAPPLE, 46 OZ
Maxwell House or
Foigers, 3 lb can
Juice, 3 tor 51 Juice, 3 for $1
MAZOLA
FOLGERS INSTANT
Oil, 4S oz 93c Coffee, 10 oz _ SI.29
PREAM COFFEE
FRESH
THIS WEEK
GLASBAKE OVENWARE
PARTITIONED
Vegetable Dish
OiiJy o3c
WITH COUPON
TOWN and COUNTRY
Siotted Spoon
Only 99c
WITH COUPON
AF BACON
lb 65c
Cream, 14 oz 59c Cabbage, lb 6c
_ 49c
WOLF, NO. 300 CAN
Chili
GOLDEN RIPE
Bananas, 2 lbs _ 29c
Shurfine
5 lb bag . .
GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE GOLDEN
Corn, 303 can _ _ 5 for SI
SHURFINE SOLID PAC, 303 CAN
DUNCAN HIKES
:mi mixes
:$SV'
DECKERS ALL MEAT
Bologna, lb 49c
BOSTON BUTT PORK
Tomatoes, 4 for SI Roast, 5b 43c
SMOKEY RIDGE
HOLF OR WHOLE
Sausage, 2 lbs _ _ $1.19 Hams, lb
Smuww
END CUT
Pork Chops, lb 49c
Arm Roast, ib 55c
Chuck Roast, Ib 53c
3 lb can • • • 59c
Whole, Ib . . .
Cut Up, Ib . .
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The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 12, 1967, newspaper, October 12, 1967; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth335745/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.