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The Naples MONITOR
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1963
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VIEWPOINTS
Take a look
Chances are you or some member of your
family owns an interest in a fast changing hill-
side in Naples.
We're referring to those of you who
'jought stock in the Naples Community Inn.
The project may have lagged and lagged
during the early red-tape stages until you lost
interest and almost forgot you were a stock-
holder in it but there is little drag now.
C. J. Vaughan and his crew of construc-
tion workers are high-balling it and before
you know it, the 32-acre hillside with the old
house, the horse lot and the barn will be a
terraced and landscaped garden surrounding
a half a dozen acres of modern, attractive new
buildings.
In case you've forgotten in the long in-
terval since you invested, there will be 50
motor hotel units, a main lodge building with
retail shops, a coffee shop, dining rooms and
a club, and Naples' first store-bought type
swimming pool.
Walls of most of the 50 motel units now
are rising above ground as fast as the brick-
layers can work.
You get an idea already how the retail
shops will fit together and into the overall
scheme of things by the massive beams and
rafters being put into place now.
The floor arrangement is obvious too, now
that the foundation is marked with plumbing
outlets and other indicators.
There are plumbers, electricians, brick
layers, carpenters, laborers and other trades-
men on hand most every day now making an
obvious change in the appearance of the hill-
side.
It's all quite a transition — that conver-
sion from horse lot and hay barn to half a mil-
lion dollar Community Inn.
If you are a stockholder, part of it is
yours. If you haven't already, you ought to
see what your money is accomplishing.
Drive by and take a look.
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SAGE OI: SULPHUR BOTTOM
Has hard time on problem
of selling wheat to Russia
(Editor's note: The Sage of
Sulphur Bottom on his John-
son grass farm faces up to a
difficult international prob-
lem this week.)
Dear editar:
There are some interna-
tional problems which I would
just as soon not have to solve.
For example, take wheat.
As I understand it, the Rus-
sians are trying to buy a lot
of surplus wheat from the
United States, I guess in or-
der to get enough strength to
handle the shovels they're
planning on burying us with,
and the offer, especially since
it mentions cash in advance,
is troublesome to answer.
One side says no, don't sell
them Communists anything.
The other side says why not,
we got all this surplus wheat
WORLD'S FINEST
WATER PUMP
• CANNOT LOSE ITS PRIME
• No Control Valves
• Will Pump Air and Shut Off On
Weak Wells , ,
• Will Not Burn Out Seal for Lack
of Water
• Practically Impossible To .Freeze
and Burst
THOMPSON'S
FURNITURE & APPLIANCE
NAPLES, TEXAS
staring us in the face and
costing us money to store and
if Russia doesn't buy it from
us she'll buy from Canada or
some other country, so why
not take the money and spend
it on defense or apply it on
the national debt if it's not
unconstitutional to reduce it.
It's that cash-in-advance an-
gle that makes this a hard
problem to answer. If she
wanted to borrow some wheat,
or buy it on credit, any con-
gressman could give you the
answer, but cash on the barrel
head . . . that is a question
that requires judicious debate.
It stumps me, I don't have
the answer, but I think I can
tell you what we'll do. We'll
sell.
Human nature is hard to
control. I've never yet seen
a prohibitionist lumberman
who wouldn't sell material to
build a bar if he got the cash,
a reactionary insurance man
who wouldn't sell insurance to
a liberal. Cash, like music,
seems to be a universal lan-
guage.
Personally. I don't have any
wheat to sell, but if you hear
of any country in the world
wanting to buy some Johnson
grass seed, let me know and
I'll rassle with the problem.
Yours faithfully,
J. A.
PAY YOUR
Cass County
Benefit Assoc.
Insurance
AT
MANNER
Funeral Home
October 11
David Betts
Bill Tidwell
Mrs. Skeet Welsh
Mrs. Roger Bonds
Homer D. Abston
Kent Huddleston
James Bradley Collier
October 12
Mrs. Clyde Brock
Cynthia Ruth Wright
October 13
R. A. Hicks
James Allen Berry
Mrs. C. W. Huffman
Leslie Huddleston
Mrs. I. M. Spencer
Bill Fannon
October 14
Travis McCord
Mrs. Floyd Story
Charles Richard Pearson Jr.
October 16
Mrs. Maggie Carmichael
Mrs. Gertrude Walls
October 17
David Lee Brown
Stephen N. Wommack
Frank Phillip Bass
Virginia Thedford
Janette Tigert
Kenneth Wayne Mallory
Mrs. J. D. Cobb
Jackie Lynn Godsey
The Naples
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Congress of March 3rd, 1879.
Notice to the Public
Any erroneous reflection upon
the character, standing or rep-
utation of any person, firm or
corporation which may appear
in the columns of this news-
paper will be corrected upon
being brought to the attention
of the publisher.
Warranty deed from Loyal
R. Allen et ux to J. G. Hillin
et ux of the William Knolb
survey.
Oil, gas and mineral lease
from Luther Davlin et ux to
Joe Mucher and A. E. Clapp
of the John R. Slaughter sur-
vey.
Oil, gas and mineral lease
from R. C. Rogers et ux to
Joe Mucher and A. E. Clapp of
the John R. Slaughter survey.
Oil, gas and mineral lease
from Royce Thigpen et ux to
Joe Mucher and A. E. Clapp
of the I. Campbell survey.
Oil, gas and mineral lease
from Emery S. Parker et ux
to Joe Mucher and A. E. Clapp
of the Isaac Campbell survey.
Oil, gas and mineral lease
from Charlie Price et ux to
Joe Mucher and A. E. Clapp
of the John R. Slaughter sur-
vey.
Warranty deed from Terry
Thomas Kirkham et ux to
Charlie Monk et ux of the
South School Addition to the
city of Daingerfield.
Warranty deed from Ethe-
lyn Bryan Hummel et vir to
H. D. Brock et ux of the F. J.
Starr survey.
Warranty deed from Mel-
ba Hitt et vir to Mary M.
White of the James Wardlow
survey.
Trustee's deed from R. M.
Powell to L. R. Stuart Jr. of
the Flemister Park Addition
to the city of Daingerfield.
Trustee's deed from Boyet
Stevens to Federal Housing
Commissioner of the Edge-
mont subdivision of the city of
Daingerfield.
Sheriff's deed from Joe
18 present for
WSCS meeting
Eighteen members attended
the WSCS meeting Monday at
the First Methodist Church
here.
Mrs. Carroll Hess led the
third session of the study,
"The Christian Family and
Its Money", assisted by Mrs.
Melvin Hicks. Mrs. Weldon
Ballard showed a film strip,
"A Genuine Diamond Ring."
Starrett to John M. Hamilton
and W. Marvin Watson of the
E. G. Wolf survey.
Warranty deed from Har-
vey R. Gallagher et ux to Bob-
by Dean McCaw et ux of the
Edgemont Addition to the city
of Lone Star.
Oil, gas and mineral lease
from L. O. Hill to William D.
McBee of the T. B. Edmond-
son survey.
Royalty deed from Harold
Harkrider to William D. Mc-
Bee of the T. B. Edmondson
survey.
Oil, gas and mineral lease
from Looney J. Haskins et ux
to R. E. Moore of the John R.
Slaughter survey.
Dr. C. W. Cromer
OPTOMETRIST
Phone PA .4-4322
212 N. Madison
MT. PLEASANT, TEX.
IN NAPLES
EVERY THURSDAY
GET-WELL
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are the perfect way to
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sick. Come in and
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DOUGLASSVILLE
PTA to meet Wednesday at the school
Admitted
Joyce Williams of Omaha,
surgery, dismissed.
Clyde Alberta Moon of Om-
aha, medical, dismissed.
Mrs. Nora Smith of Naples,
medical, dismissed.
Mattie Mae Walker of New
Boston, medical.
Douglas Loffer Jr. of Na-
ples. medical, dismissed.
Mrs. James Cheatham of Na-
ples, medical, dismissed.
Mrs. Grace Campbell of Na-
ples, medical.
Mrs .Dorothy Falls of Na-
ples, medical.
Mrs. James Brady of Na-
ples, medical, dismissed.
Mrs. Helen Ramage of Om-
aha, medical.
Mrs. John Fikes of Benton,
Ark., medical.
John Fikes of Benton, Ark.,
medical.
Wilma Jean Cobb of Naples,
medical.
Willie Richardson of Na-
ples, medical.
Mrs. Marion Carttar of Ben-
ton, Ark., medical.
Roscoe Robertson of Oma-
ha, medical.
Flora Lockhart of Omaha,
medical.
Mrs. Lela Parker of Omaha,
medical.
Others dismissed
Jack L. Brown of Omaha.
Jewel Alene Hill of Dain-
gerfield.
C. F. Steward of Ft. Worth.
Mrs. Bill Weathersby of Na-
ples.
Dee Phillips of Omaha.
Laquita Joyce Fritz of Oma-
ha.
Mrs. Maggie Harkey of Na-
ples.
Murry Davis of Naples.
By Mrs. B. W. Swint
All members of the PTA
pre urged to attend the meet-
ing on Oct. 16 at the school
auditorium.
Everyone is urged to attend
the family night at the Metho-
dist Church this Wednesday
evening at 6:30 p.m. in the
church basement. A covered
dish dinner will be enjoyed.
The Rev. and Mrs. Johnson
will be in a revival this week.
Our best wishes go with them
for a successful revival.
Mr. and Mrs. Sharrer of
Texarkana were Sunday after-
noon guests in the home of
Miss Maggie Williams and Mrs.
Mattie McCoy.
The Howze family moved
into the Snipes apartment this
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Mc-
Coy of Texarkana visited in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Martin McCoy Sunday.
Mrs. Aubrey Allen visited
with her sister in Dallas this
past week. She returned over
the week end.
Members of the "42" Club
met in the home of Mrs.
George Forbes Tuesday eve-
ning. The group met in the
home of H. W. McCall Thurs-
day evening. Delicious refresh-
ments were enjoyed by the
group.
Members of the OES ob-
served their 54th birthday
Monday evening. An interest-
ing program was presented
and refreshments were serv-
ed.
Little Denise Simmons of
Texarkana arrived last week
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Simmons. The mother is the
former Miss Bettye Kirkland.
Mrs. Eunice Rutland return-
ed last week from her visit
and vacation in South Texas
with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Steg-
er. She was the champion fish-
erman as she got the big ones.
Mr. and Mrs. Steger returned
to their home in Lubbock Sun-
day.
The members of the Men's
Bible Class will have their
monthly fish dinner at the
"Shack" Thursday evening. All
members are invited to at-
tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McWhor-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mor-
riss of Atlanta are visit mg
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson in New
Arrow Shirts
for men
GARRETT'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
Mexico this week. Mrs. Nelson
is the former Miss Katherine
McWhorter.
Members of the WSCSjj visit-
ed friends last week aftt$: ijie
program in the church
ment. This visitation pro
will continue later as all homes
were not visited.
Charlie Warrington was hon-
ored on his 82nd birthday Sat-
urday evening. Guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. War-
rington of Eylau, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Warrington of Atlanta,
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fos-
ter and family, all of Marshall,
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wells
and son, Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wells and
son will attend another birth-
day dinner Sunday for Claude
Wells of Linden. We wish for
these friends many more hap-
py birthdays.
Mrs. Paul Lyles and Mrs.
H. V. Caver of Atlanta were
Thursday afternoon guests in
the home of Mrs. Metta Swint
and Mrs. Nell Eitel. Sunday
afternoon guests were Mrs.
Lex Lambert, Mrs. I. M. John-
son, Mrs. Thelma Holt and
Mrs. B. W. Swint.
Mrs. I. M. Johnson, Mrs.
Metta Swint and Mrs. Nell Ei-
tel were dinner guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Zimmerman last Wednesday.
Lowry Brabham and Miss
Susie Brabham visited friends
here last week.
Mrs. James Turner of Dain-
gerfield was killed in a four-
car crash pile-up Saturday
evening. Mrs. Turner is a sis-
ter of Leon Shaddix. His moth-
er, Mrs. Arthur Thompson, was
seriously injured. We are glad
to know that Mrs. Thompson
and Mr. Turner are improving
and we sympathize with these
friends in the death of their
sister and wife. The three
sons were not in the car at
the time of the accident.
Mrs. Weaver McCoy and
Mrs. Paul Baker accompanied
the homemaking girls of At-
lanta high school to the Dallas
fair on Saturday.
WE BUY EGGS
ON GRADE
L&W
Farm Supply
We give Buccaneer Stamps
Allied & Delco
Batteries
KENNY'S
FINA
Service Station
PHONE 7-3181
NAPLES, TEXAS
We Will Be
ttOSED 4
Saturday, Oct. 12
Columbus Day
Moiris County National Bank
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
NAPLES, TEXAS
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The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 10, 1963, newspaper, October 10, 1963; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth336210/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.