Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1958 Page: 3 of 6
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ONEY GROVE JUNIOR HIGH
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Ctven distributed to both grade
school and High School, by the
First National Bank of Honey
Qrove.
Brittle.
. Virginia Carter
Dorothy Hopkins
Dollle Hawkins
te»"s • : James Eaton,
Cole, Louise Stuart, Leonard Merrell, Bonnie Whitlock, Char-
-Ryaer, .Aubrey,Carter nnd C»ny Kllpatrlrk.
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A Meaaage From Our Principal
of the most disturbing
In lite is .an abrupt change
departure from, a routine pat-
of living for which we must
te adjustments and become ac-
ed all over again t6 new
"and new ways. By necessity,,
routine pattern of Our ele-
mentary hool program has
undergone several changes this
year which have had far reaching
effects from the first grade thro-
ugh high school. Students and tea-
's alike have been affected.
The decisions and adjustments
which .have had to be made have
i difficult In many instances,
perhaps even some comprom-
ising with our better judgement
yas required to meet the demand.
However, patrons, students, and
teachers all have done a remark-
job of 'adjusting themselves
and re-establishing that normal
routine of school life which we all
enjoy. All of you are to be com
mended for your noble and un-
selfish response. Who knows but
that such changes as we have
just made may open new avenues
for improving our school. Certain
ly we are not apologizing for the
type of program we have, but
rather we are ever alert for op-
portunities for Improvement. And
we know we have just the caliber
of patrons, students, and teachers
who will take the upmost advant-
age 0% every such worthwhile op-
portunity.
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Thanks to the First Nationtl Bank:
by Charles Ryser and Leonard
Merrell
The Honey Grove Elementary
School would like to show its sin
cere appreciation for the free book
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HONEY GROVE MONUMENT CO.
GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE
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Cemetery Lettering & Duplication Work
Yard Located on 4th Bi, Acres* From Wilson Oarage
* ■ Contact Clarence Felts at West Side Barber Stiop
, . West Side of Square Honey Orove, Texas
THERE 10 NO JOB TOO
BIO OB TOO SMALL.
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IT HOUSE 1ROOM
1 An all-purpose household
) broom, made of 100% flexible
'corn fibre. Reinforced with
multiple-stitching. Brush li 14%
inches long.
•10. $1.3*
now
only
6 PC. KITCHEN SET
All-purpose set includes Fork,
Slotted Pancake Turner and
Spoon, ladle, Ma.sher ond
Hang-up Rack. A tool for every
need.
LUNCH KIT
MO. |9.«t
now
only
Save on this quality lunch Kit
with pint Vdcuum Bottle, built-in
cup holder, collapsible piastre
handle, extra-heavy latches.
Eaiy-to-cl«an inside.
ELECTRIC DRILL
now $Q88
onty w
Great power-tool valueJ.DillU-^ **
. Vi " In steel, '/$* In hard wdod.
A compact unit, wefghs only 2
lbs. Built for yean of service,
easy to operate,
FLOOR
WAXER
RIO.
now
only
A real good work-iaverl Trig-
ger On handle controls flow of ,
wax. No bending, stooping.
Holds %-P'- wax. lamb's wool
applicator detaches for easy
washing. ,rK
UTILITY
TABLE
HO.
$9.99
now '
only
$788
"Stylalre" Table by Coico.
Three shelves, 2 appliance out-
lets, heavy-duty cord. Baked
enamel finish, chrome plated
legs, easy rolling caster).
CAULKING
GUN WITH
CARTRIDGE
Will work with fibre or metal
spouted cartridges. High lever-
age trigger allows smooth, easy
control of- flpw. Comfort-grip
handle. Low-price^.
HEAVY-DUTY
RUBBER
DOOR
MAT
$|18
Save on this practical, attrac-
tive 15x25" door mat. Cleans
dirt off shoes in seconds. Epsy
to dean, made for long service.'
Dollle Hawkins
This week the Smoke Signals
staff brings to you the fashions
and fads straight from the class-
room."'-' ' '. I .
Leotards, hulu hoops, Backs,
trapezes and chemises are really
prase around Junior High. Al-
though several ponytalls are still
seen,' they are gradually giving
way to shorter hair styles.
Barbara Simmons has already
modeled the trapeze and leotards
for the students of Junior High.
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"Dear Phoebe"
by Dollle Hawkins and
Bobo Copenlng ,
Dear Phoebe,
I like a boy who is a freshman
in High School. He has asked me
for two dates. My parents say I
am too young to go with. him.
But other girls in my room have
dates. I am thirteen years old.
.What do you thing I should do?
. . " Undecided
Dear "Undecided,
I suppose your parents know
what is best, and you should do
what they tell you to do. I think
It would be a good idea to wait
until you are fourteen and try
again- They might consent to a
date eve.ry once in awhile.
Phoebe
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Der Phoebe,
Do you have any suggestions
on how to get this certain boy to
like me ? He plays football, basket-
ball and is very good at playing
all of them. His hair' la light
brown, his eyes are blue, and he
Is medium height.
Thanks a lot.
.Lonely
Dear Lonely,
Try liking the same things as
this boy you're trying to get to
like you. When you are with him,
talk about the things he likes
Always be sure your're dressed
neatly. Be as cute as you possibly
can,(boys go for looks). \
Phoebe
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Dear Phoebe,
J like a boy. but .he doesn't
know It. What do. you think
should do about getting him to
like me.
Troubled
Dear Troubled,
Have you ever tried letting this
boy know you like him? If you
haven't, try it and see what hap-
pens. * • • ' •
This may not wark. If not, write
to me again,
Rhoebe
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Football News ^
• by James Eaton
Last Thursday, September 25,
a fairly large crowd was gathered
at Warrior Stadium when the
Bells Jr. Hi. football team defeat-
ed our Honey Grove Paps by a
score of 42-0. We were all surpris-
ed at the size Of the Bells boys,
as we were expecting boys nearer
the size of the Paps!!!
Tuesday, September 13, the
Paps Will play the CCooper team
at Cooper. Since Cooper was the
only team that defeated" us last
year, we are looking forward to
this game with special Interest.
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Who's Who On the Papoose Team
by Bonnie Whitlock
Another thirteen year old pap-
oose who plays end on offense
and guard and tackle on defense
Is Jack Allen. His height is 5 feet
4 Inches and his weight is 130 lbs.
He likes the television show "Tales
of Wells Fargo, arithmetic, all
food, and hunting. Some of his dis-
likes are the color blue, work,
science, and the Mickey Mouse
Club.
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Room Mothers By:
Louis Stuart
In 6-A, which is Mrs. Collards
-|-rooYn, the room mothers are: Mrs.
Florence Bryant, and- Mrs. Efva
Wilson.
The room mothers in Mrs. Ellck's
room, 7-B and, fl-B, are: Mrs.
Lester Wall, Mrs. Max Plrtle,
Mrs. G. M. Simmons, and Mrs.. J.
We are happy to hAV« Mrs. Geo-
rge Cqriock, Mrs, Wash Under-
wood, Mrs. Browning Neal, and
Mrs. Kenneth Row ton as room
4.0U)tharB in. Mrs. Dial's
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Mrs. Clark, five feet 2 Inches,
115 pounds, thirteen years oid
plays on the Paps football team.
Mike plays linebacker and half-
back on defence. He participates
in almost all school sports. Mike
likes girls, food, Rock'n' Roll
music, cars, sports, and horses. He
dislikes hillbilly music, baseball,
and school plays. > v. 1"
1-A
It A has "had only two absent
this week: Linda and Glenda Jones
have had colds. Mrs. Doyle's room
made their flrBt trip to the library
Thursday. All the children enjoyed
the books. " ' 1
JACK SELF CO.
STARTS SATURDAY!
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l-B & 2
Mrs. Loschke's first grade la
proud to report perfect attendance
since school started. Carol Black
has withdrawn from school and
Is in Tyler - With her > brother.
Carol's broker is confined to the
hospital with a broken leg.
Miss McKinney's room has org-
anized their Junior American Citi-
zen Club which they haye named
the Thomas Jefferson Club. The
officers are as follows: President,
Jimmy Pirtle; Vice President,
Betty Stuart; Secretary, Tony
Collins; Color-bearer, John Yant;
and Songleader, Alice Newhouse.
The club will met each Wednes-
day.
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4-A Is enjoying their health
posatrs on Safety and Good
Health, and have a new health
chart. We had n excellent Week-
ly Reder last week. From It we
learned about simple and com
pound leaves. The, fifty-two
fourth gradprs have been learning
many new games In gym class.
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5-A
The eighteen girls and twelve
boys enrolled in 5-A are happy
to welcome three new pupils,
Gladys Nunn, from London
School;; Nancy Wright and Billy
Ray Applegate from Selfs. All of
5-A is lnterested in our collection
if Insects, flowers, and leaves..,
4-A Sam Rayburn Junior
American OUiiennhlp Club
4-A met In their class -room
Monday, September 28, 1958 at
1:30 p. m. for the purpose of or-
ganizing the Sam Rayburn Junior
American Citizenship Club. The
following officers were elected:
President—Drew Barrett, Vice
President—Mar*y Jackson, Secret-
ary—Patsy Parrish, Reporter-
Paul Newhouse
The fire marshel Is D.lvid
Stroud, Assistant fire marshal,
Mike Oats.
• Reporter
Paul Newhouse
_ STAR-STUDDED WITH^E MtfSlC Wftft";
ICE CAPADES, SHOWER OF STARS FEATURING ERNIE
FORD OCT. 5, EYDIE Q0RME & STEVE LAWRENCE OCT. 9,
GEORGE GOBEL OCT. 14, RED FOLEY OCT. 15/^STAR-
SPANGLED EXHIBITS WITH TEXAS INTERNATIONAL
TRADE FAIR, AGRICADE, MUSEUMS AND 10,000 EXHIBITS,
^STAR-SPARKLED FOOTBALL WITH SMU-N0TRE DAME
OCT. 4, TEXAS-0U OCT. U§ SMU-RICE OCT. 18, PLUS
^AN-AMERICAN LIVESTOCK SHOW,.HIGHER EDUCATION
CENTER AND MUCH MORE. IT'S A HUMDINGER-DON'T
MISS IT!
OCT. 4-19
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*1958 State Fair In Brief
The 1958 State Fair of Texai, America'* greatest and grandest
fair, runs October 4 through 19 in Dallas. Highlights of the fair pro-
gram are as follows:
. Daily Entertainment: "The Music Man," Ice Cspades, circus-type
igji>rts, Million-Dollar Midway, home-sewing fashion snows, plane-
tarium shows, all types of entertainment by students from colleges
throughout Texas, Water Sports Revue.
Shower of Stars: Tennessee Ernie Ford October 5, Tito Guixar on
Mexico Day October 6, Meredith Wilison and Music Festival October
7. Eydie Gorme and Steve Lawrence October 9, "Sky King1 and
- Penny" October 10, Laverne Baker and Buddy Johnson's band on
Achievement Day October 13, George Gobel on East Texas Day Oc-
tober 14, Red Foley Show October 15.
Livestock: Championship purebred beef j»nd dairy cattle, swine,
sheep, goats; 1958 World Grand Champion Cutting Horse Finals,
Quarter horses, Palominos, Shetland pomes, chickens, turkeys; Pan-
American Livestock Exposition October 4-13; Junior shows October
13-17; horse shows all three weekends.
Exhibits: Agricade, Texas International Trade Fair, Automobile
Show, International Bazaar, Food Show Garden Center, Home and
Family Show, model kitchens, Posters USA, armed forces exhibits,
Natural Gas Show, Women's Department, Esplanade of Light, Health
and Science Museum, art exhibits, Higher Education Center, farm
machinery.
Football: SMU-Notre Dame October 4, Texas-Oklahoma October
11, Prairie View-Texas Southern October 13, SMU-Rice October 18;
high school games October 13, 16, 17.
Gone to Mexico City
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shppe, with
Mrs. Shopes' brother T. G. Hop-
kins and wife of Mena, Arkansas
left Tuesday for Mexico City and
other points in Mexico. They ex-
pect to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Edith Roach returned
from a weeks visit In Dallas with
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Roach and
family.
Weekend guests in the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Cunningham were
Mrs. Carl Allen and daughter,
Barbara, of Paris, also Sunday
guests of Mrs. Mattie Cunningham
and daughter, Martha Ellen, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanton Clark, Leonard
and friends from Arlington,. Texas.
Mrs. Ana Oram returned home
with her daughter, Mrs. W. D.
Davis, Mr. Davis and son, Butch,
who have been visiting here and
are from Amartllo.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F.* Burnsed of
Carthage spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Burnsed.
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LIVESTOCK AUCTION
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SALE EVERY SATURDAY ami TUESDAY
★ TOP MARKET PRICES *'
PLENTY OF BUYERS
Fanners and Ranchers Livestock
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Commission Co 1
J. L. McVay and Ray Newberry, Owners
| OLRMKNT ROAD
j| rAEIS, TKXAS„
i/j Mile East of N. Main Street
PHONE SUnset 4-2S38
the
open road
BY
STETSON
Long ths most popular
hat In ths West—
the Stetson Open Road
has also Journeyed
eastward. Business and
professional men have
takan It to their hearts
and hsads. Personality
and Individuality are
yours In ihls fins hat.
Aak to ss* It today I
CARLOCK'S
Dry Goods Store
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gentry of
California and Miss Josle Chiles
of Allen, Okla. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Bob Chiles.
MaderTo-Measure
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BY
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Rebekahs Meets
Thurs. Sept. 24th
The Honey Grove Rebekah Lod-
ge No. 270 met In regular session
on Thursday, September 24, with
Mrs. Theo Avery, Noble Grand,
presiding.
the Ways and Means Committee
announced plans for a Box Supper
to be held on Thursday night, Oct.
9, at 7:30 p. m., with the public
Invited. Games of "42" will follow
the auctioning of boxes, and sup-
per.
In observance of the founding
of the Rebekah Degree, on Sept-
ember 20, 1850, a special Founder's
Day prdgram was held. Partici-
pating were: Mrs. Avery; Mrs,
Grover Hall, Vice Grand; Mrs.
Maness O'Connor, Chaplain; A. T.
Fuller, Past Noble Grand; and
Mrs. Frank Roddy, Secretary, who
presented a History of the Reb-
ekah Degree. Portraying Biblical
Characters were: Mrs. Hazel Com-
pton, Mrs, George Luttrell, Mrs
John O'Connor, Mrs. Walter Ste-
wart, Mrs. Curtis Brown, Mrs.
Jess Carley, Mrs. Margaret How-
ell, and Mrs. S. R. Rodgers.
A socia hour followed with Mrs.
Carley and Mrs. Brown acting as
hostesses. A salad course, tea, and
cookies were served the twenty-
three members present. Arrange-
ments of Princes Feathers and
fern 'decorated the hall
Announcement was made of
"Odd Fellows and Rebekahs" day
at the State Fair of Texas to be
on Sundy, Oct; 12. Reglstiation
will be at 8:00 a. m. at the Picnic
Pavllllon; From 2 p. m. until 4:00
p. m. There will be exhibition
drills in the Plaza In front of the
Hall of State.
The next meeting will be held
on Thursday Oct. 9 in the 100F
Hall, when a short closed session
will precede the Box Supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bramlt, («
Edmonson, Texas, spent* seven J
days here ^ith her mother, Hr».
Robert Wllburn and with. Mr. ar l
Mrs. Herbert Simmons. They left
Thursday for Clarinda, Iowa ta
visit Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Sin.-
mons, before returning to ther
home In Edmonson.
Attend church 8unday.
When You're
HUNGRY
HIT GQOMS-
GOOD FOOD
You Are Invited Here
MAIN CAPE
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JACK SELF CO.
AUTO and HOME APPLIANCE STORE
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KKKHDAIRK APPLIANCES GOODYEAR TIRES
TV"8 and RADIOS SMALL APPLIANCES
* DEPENDABLE SERVICTE *
Phone FR8-2386
Honey Grove
BUTANE GAS OR PROPANE
For Tractor or Domestic Use
FOR QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE
CALL FR 8-2601
Or Place Order At Our Office At, .
SHELTON HARDWARE
West Side Square . Honey Grove, Texas
CRITTENDEN BUTANE CO.
Can You Afford A
FIRE—TORNADO - WRECK?
BE SURE INSURE
With
UNDERWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY
Insurance At A Saving *
Office Phone FR8-2306
Home Phone FR8-2325
BOAT SALE
CONTINENTAL
a
WAS
NOW
Blue Fiberglas....... $895. $699.
COR0NADA
" ' " : • $539. $471.
BIG FISHERMAN
Aluminum Extra Val.. $259. $227.
30% Off
On All
Special Deals On
All Model 1958
Motors, Boats
Trailers i
Skis, Belts.
Life Jackets,
Ropes, Etc.
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES
~~~~~~ FOR SALE
TEXAS OUTBOARD MARINE
East Fourth St. Bonham, Tex. JU 3-2201
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In addition to our regular 27Yi%
Dividend we can in many cases allow
a further saving of 23% ... as
_• an immediate discount. . . on ■
the second and cmMMomI cars
, in
A pickup generally qualifies as a jpftr. It will
pay you to check with us, for If- you quality
under this plan It could mean a very attractive
saving to you. •»
SKE OR PHONEi
306 E. 4th St.
BRYAN BAKER
Bonham, Texas
Ph. JU 3-4I3I
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Morrow, Joe T. Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1958, newspaper, October 3, 1958; Honey Grove, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth411192/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.