The Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 9, 1958 Page: 4 of 8
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Leaf and Petal
WMU begins mew work year, irrstaSIs
Give
Blooming
Flower Mart
Naples Ph. TW7-4101
FIRE WOOD FOR SALE
15-Inch .. $5.00 per rick
18-Inch .. ยง6.00 per rick
Will Cut
Anywhere, Anytime
HAROLD CARTER
Route 1
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3 See 3t
By E. B. GERMANY
A UNION REQUEST:
Mr. Paul Russell, Director
Industrial Relations
Lone Star Steel Company
Lone Star, Texas
Dear Sir:
In our last regular meeting,
the membership voted unani-
mously to request that in all
future meetings between the
company and the union to dis-
cuss grievances and other ne-
gotiations, that the meetings
should open with a prayer.
In conformity with this mo-
tion, I am therefore making
such request at this time. It is
my suggestion that we alter-
nate, letting a union repre-
sentative! give the prayer one
time anil a company repre-
sentative' give the prayer the
next time.
Please advise me of the
company's approval or disap-
proval of this request.
Sincerely yours,
Jim Smith, Administrator
Local Union 4134
United Steelworkers of
America, AFL-CIO
THE COMPANY'S ANSWER:
Dear Mr. Smith:
Your letter addressed to Mr.
Paul Russell has been referred
to me and I am delighted to
acknowledge its receipt. Your
suggested course of action
with respect to prayer is one
that nas been customary with
Lone Star Steel Company
since its very inception, and
we welcome the opportunity
to share with our employees
this expression of faith on
every appropriate occasion.
In considering your sugges-
tion, however, I cannot help
but recall Christ's attitude to-
ward prayer as set forth in
the book of St. Matthew. For
your ready convenience, I
quote it:
"And when thou prayest,
thou shalt not be as the hypo-
crites are: For they love to
pray standing in the syna-
gogues and in the corners of
the streets, that they may be
seen of men. Verily I say unto
But thou, when thou prayest,
enter into thy closet, and
when thou hast shut thy door,
pray to thy Father which is in
secret; and thy Father which
seeth in secret shall reward
thee openly. But when ye
pray, use not vain repetitions,
as the heathen do: For they
think that they shall be heard
for their much speaking. Be
not ye therefore like unto
them: For your Father know-
eth what things ye have need
of, and before ye ask Him."
Lest we be suspected of
making a spectacle of prayer,
I would not want to be a party
to any agreement with any-
body regarding the time or
place of prayer. Rather, I
would suggest that we mere-
ly adhere to the practice Lone
Star Steel Company has fol-
lowed in all of its major meet-
ings.
I would hesitate to open
grievance hearings with a
prayer: They are common-
place, and represent nothing
more than the consideration
of a routine business matter.
We do not open our confer-
ences with prospective sellers
of equipment or buyers of
pipe with a prayer, nor do we
feel that the lesser confer-
ences between labor and man-
agement are appropriate oc-
casions for formal prayer.
Lone Star's management
will never be in the position
of refusing to participate in
prayer as long as it is con-
ducted in the manner outlined
by St. Matthew. With this in
mind, I leave your request for
approval or disapproval with
this thought: Let's not be in
the position of negotiating and
allotting time to either the
company or the union on the
sacred subject of prayer. Let's
simply open our major meet-
ings with a moment of silent
meditation, after which any
member of the group may
lead in repeating the Lord's
prayer.
Very sincerely,
E. B. Germany
President
Lone Star Steel Company
you. they have their reward
fThis space purchased by Lone Star Steel Company for the
purpose of regularly informing the general public about
the policies, news and views of the Company. "The Way I
See It" will be a weekly feature of this newspaper.)
club sees flower officers zt meeting Monday afternoon
Mrs. McClain is
shower honoree
Mrs. Charles McClain was
honored with a pink and blue
shower at her home Wednes-
day night.
Hostesses for the surprise
party were Mrs. Tommy Bot-
toms, Mrs. Fielding Huddle-
ston, Mrs. A. A. Hummel, Mrs.
A. T. Brian and Mrs. Lenoy
Slider.
Gifts were opened and
shown by the honored guest.
Cokes and cookies were
served to the guests.
SEE HIM NOW
ELVIS PRESLEY
Starring in Paramount's
"KING CREOLE"
Showing Friday & Saturday
INEZ THEATRE
demonstration
Mrs. T. D. Allbright of Mt.
Pleasant demonstrated types
of flower arrangements for
members of the Leaf and Pet-
al Garden Club last Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Chester
Coker.
Mrs. C. M. Coker and Mrs.
Jack Brock were hostesses for
the meeting.
They served cake and cof-
fee to Mrs. Allbright, Mrs. Bob
Bearden, Mrs. B .W. Batche-
lor, Mrs. Jack Coker, Mrs.
James Leeves, Mrs. Victor
Moore, Mrs. Joe Fulcher, Mrs.
E. W. Rountree, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. Lee Narramore,
Mrs. Joe Taylor, Mrs. H. A.
Walters, Mrs. Waymon Ten-
brook, Mrs. John Wright, Mrs.
Q. B. Wommack, Mrs. Lee
Roy Franklin, Mrs. Clifford
Wyninegar, Mrs. James Hack-
ney, Mrs. Tommy Bottoms
and Mrs. H. C. Griffin.
DRT chapter
holds first
faii meeting
The re-assembly meeting of
the Anson Jones chapter of
the Daughters of the Repub-
lic of Texas was held last
Wednesday at the Alps Cafe
with Mrs. Raymond Reeves
and Mrs. C. E. Gaddis as host-
esses for the luncheon.
Yellow and orange fall flow-
ers complimented by match-
ing figurines were used as the
centerpiece for the table.
Plate favors were hand made
Indian characters, designed by
one of the members.
After the luncheon the
members gathered in the Sun
Room for a business session.
Mrs. Leon Coker, president,
extended greetings and pre-
sided over the meeting.
Members of the program
committee distributed year-
books and discussed the years
study, "Texas In Review."
Plans were made for the
state convention of the DRT
to be held in Mt. Pleasant for
three days in May.
The chapter will meet next
on Nov. 5 with Mrs. Hays
Johnson and Mrs. P. 0. Wil-
hite as co-hostesses.
The WMU of the First Bap-
tist Church began a new year
ol work last Wednesday and
11 members were present for
the first meeting.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. Myrtice Porter and Mrs.
Jack Brock, accompanied by
Mrs. O. M. Eakin as soloist
and Mrs. Wayne Leeves as
pianist. Mrs. J. W. Spencer led
the group in prayer.
The Royal Service program
was presented in a realistic
manner by Mrs. L. L. Mills,
Mrs. Richard Towler, Mrs. C.
W. Huffman, Mrs. Homer
Cole, Mrs. J. W. Spencer, Mrs.
T. M. Bruebaker and Mrs.
Wayne Leeves. Mrs. Myrtice
Porter led an imaginary trip
by clipper plane to the Phil-
ippines.
Mrs. Jack Brock, president,
welcomed those present and
named the new officers.
Mrs. Morris Hill is vice
president, Mrs. Myrtice Porter
second vice president, Mrs.
Leslie Huddleston
honored at party
Leslie Huddleston, the son
of Coach and Mrs. Fielding
Huddleston, was honored with
a birthday party on his 8th
birthday on Wednesday after-
noon.
Favors were given to each
of the guests.
Cake and iced drinks were
served to Earl Wayne Roun-
tree, Tom Wise, Michael Tow-
ler, Jimmy Wyninegar, Lee
Russell, Charles Hamilton, Ga-
ry Moore Huddleston and the
honoree.
17-JEWEL
Watches
REG $39.95 TO $69.95
ON SPECIAL FOR
$25.00
CALL US YOUIl NEWS
DRUG STORE
NORMA'S
DRESS SHOP
FOUR ONLY
SHORT COATS
Blue and Red
Special this WeeK End
SIO
OTHER COATS
Short and Long
$14.49 to $39.95
For FALL and WINTER Clothes . ,
Suits
Coats
Sports Jackets
Hats
AND OTHER
WINTER WEAR
<3*
We have a complete selection
of dressy and casual clothes
to suit the taste of the most
discriminating man. They're
priced reasonably, too. Drop in
and look over our winter mer-
chandise.
LACY MILLS
Hugh Carlile secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Spencer
reporter, Mrs. Porter, pro-
gram chairman, Mrs. Wayne
Leeves, prayer chairman, Mrs.
C. F. Mase, stewardship chair-
man, Mrs. L. L. Mills mission
study chairman, Mrs. T. M.
Bruebaker, community mis-
sion chairman, Mrs. Lonnie
Nance Bible study chairman,
and Mrs. Arvie Barnes in
charge of the nursery each
Monday. Mrs. O. M. Eakin is
song leader and Mrs. Wayne
Leeves is pianist.
CARD OF THANKS
Everyone would like to
thank Mrs. Pat Coker and her
Sunday School Class for their
coming and taking the aged
folks to church. We don't
have words to express our ap-
preciation to her.
We thank the WSCS for the
salads and cake they brought
to us after their supper.
Thanks to Mrs. Lacy Mills,
Mrs. Charlie Hampton and
Mrs. Evelyn Wells for the
white rags and the magazines
and clothes Mrs. Stewart and
Mrs. Marion Leeves brought.
Pendley Nursing Home
TEST YOUR
TV AND RADIO
Tubes FREE
AT
Strickland's
SERVICE STATION
New Tubes for Sale
POPULAR PRICES
Open Nights and Holidays
CERTIFIED
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
500 Plants $6.00
1.000 Plants $10.00
Write for prices for
larger quantities.
J. E. PARHAM
Omaha ll-8tp
CITY
Barber Shop
Business Has Been
GOOD!
Come In and Help
It to be Better.
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'W fy\r*v=u
V u PICK A tOUQUH or BARGAINS MO
GARDEN OF VALU!
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These Prices Good Friday and Saturday
NEUHOFF'S PURE PORK
SAUSAGE, 2 lb bag $1-19
U.S. GOOD BEEF
ROUND STEAK, lb 79c
COFFEE, Admiration, Kb pkg _ 75c
Stimbells Shortening, 3 lb can_ 65c
FRENCH'S BLACK PEPPER, 4 oz box 25c
HOMEFOLK PEAS, No. 303 Can 2 for 25c
RED DART GREEN LIMA BEANS, No. 303 can .... 19c
COLGATES TOOTH PASTE, giant size .... 2 tubes for 69c
CUT-RITE WAX PAPER, 125 ft roll 25c
WESSON OIL, eft bottle 59c
Red Potatoes* 10 \h bag 29c
GEadioia Biscuits, 2 cans 19c
CAEV2AY SOAP, 5 reg bars 35c
CsLADiOLA FLOUR, 10 lb bag _ 89c
TUNA, Sunset Grated, 6 oz can 19c
FOSTER'S Grocery
Phone 7-3231
OUR NEW STORE HOURS
will be from 7 a.m. until 5:30
p.m. during the winter. M. B.
Hampton Builders Supply.
ll-2tc
FOR SALE: Hardwick four-
burner oven and broiler range
for $75. Nearly new. See at
Willie Harrison Store, Mariet-
ta. 11-tc
IF YOU NEED a house or
apartment, furnished or un-
furnished, see Mrs. Opal Dav-
enport or Mrs. Hugh Carlile.
11-tc
FOR SALE: Solid golden
oak dining table and 6 chairs.
W. F. Story, Omaha, Texas,
Phone TU 4-2671. ll-3tp
FOR RENT: Two bedioom
house, wired for air condition-
ing and electric stove. Hamp-
ton Road. For information call
7-4631. 10-3tp
FOUR ROOM house for sale
to move. Located beside Mari-
etta Adventist Church. See F.
D. Tenbrook. 10-tc
SAW FILING, lawn mower
and sickle blades sharpened.
Waco Brown. 7-8tp
FOR SALE: A very nice
three bedroom house, two
baths, with 1750 square feet
of floor space. Double garage,
beautiful lot. Will GI or FHA.
Slider Real Estate.
NANCE'S ELECTRIC SHOP
Motor Re-Winding
Also gasoline and electric
lawn mower repair.
LOUIS NANCE
35-te
FOR RENT: Two bedroom
apartment located near hospi-
tal. Slider Real Estate.
FOR SALE: Three bedroom
house. Two wells, tttility room
and den. 4% acres of land.
Small barn. Located three
miles north of Daingerfield.
Slider Real Estate.
WE ARE OPEN every week
daj to gin and buy your cotton
and cotton seed. The Peoples
Gin, Atlanta, Texas. 8-6tc
HUNTING .and fishing li-
censes available at Thompson's
Furniture Store.
WILL DO IRONING in my
home. Reasonable prices. Con-
tact Mrs. Lila Merle Robison.
Pecan Grove addition or phone
TW 7-2962. 10-tp
DEALER WANTED: 200
farm-home necessities โ Med-
icines, Vitamins, Spices, Foods,
Toiletry Products, etc., well
known in W. Bowie County.
For particulars see M. L.
Stubbs, Daingerfield, or write
Rawleigh's, Dept. TXJ-721-142,
Memphis, Tenn. 10-3tp
EMPLOYEES WANTED: One
man to operate butane truck
for Welch Butane in Omaha.
Must reside in Omaha. Must
be age 20 to 48 years old. One
man or woman to work in of-
fice at Omaha. Must also reside
in Omaha. Interested parties
contact R. J. Welch in Naples.
10-tc
FOR RENT: Three room fur-
nished apartment and private
bath. Mrs. A. J. Davis. 10-tc
SAW FILING of all kinds.
Highway 77 above Marietta
crossing at Frank Ellington's
residence. Walter Ellington.
8-4tp
FOR RENT: Duplex apart-
ment, three rooms and bath.
Furnished or unfurnished.
Mrs. J. M. Hampt.on. 25-tc
CHARLIE VAUGHAN of the
Vaughan Lumber Company at
Naples says now is a good time
to have your property inspect-
ed for termites. According to
Mr. Vaughan, an inspection by
Bruce-Terminix is one of the
wisest precautions any home
owner can take to protect his
property against termites. He
says he will be glad to arrange
a free inspection at your con-
venience if you will call him
at TW 7-3271. 44-tc
BELDEN LODGE
MEETS 3rd
THURSDAY NIGHT
OF EACH MONTH
MARIETTA LODGE No.
1181, A. F. ft A. M. meets
second Thursday of each
month.
HOUSE FOR RENT: Four
rooms and bath. Near Pecan
Grove. Mrs. Gertrude Walls,
Talco, Texas. ll-3lc
NOTICE: No hunting on the
J. E. Mize property. 8-4tc
BARGAINS in used TV sets
at Thompson's Furniture Co.
See them. 40-tc
FOR RENT: Four room and
bath garage apartment. Mrs.
J M. Hampton. 32-tc
FOR SALE: Garage equip-
ment, valve machine and arc
welder plus many more tools.
Triced to sell. See F. D. (Red)
Tenbrook, Marietta, Texas.
4-tc
FOR SALE: Certified and
tested Dixie Reseeding Crim-
son Clover. 99.95 per cent pur-
ity, 11 per cent hard seed, 95
per cent germination and hard
seed. $37.50 per 100 pounds.
K. P. Fleming. 9-tc
NEW HUNTING and fishing
licenses are available here at
Thompson's Furniture Store.
NAPLES
BAIT SHOP
MINNOWS
RED WRIGGLER WORMS
Large Golden Shiners
DAY or NIGHT
J. P. Daniels
Across from Denot
PHONE 7-4421
FOR RENT: 5 room house
in town. See Elsie Walls. 5-tc
For Sale
MONUMENTS
and markers of highest qual-
ity and craftsmanship at rea-
sonable prices PLUS
S & H GREEN STAMPS
STAR MEMORIAL CO.
Highway 67 West
MT. PLEASANT
LUMBER
For Sale
at mill prices
LOFFER LUMBER CO.
Box 25
Marietta
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