Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, February 26, 1960 Page: 2 of 8
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HONEY GROVE SIGNAL-CITIZEN
Phone FR 8-2396
Published every Friday at Honey Grove, Fannin County, Texas.
Editorial, business offices and plant, located North Sixth Sttpet,
Honey Grove, Texas. Mrs. Lucille M- Fladger, owner. Joe t- Morrow,
A« .The Signal-Citizen, Honey Grove, and News Publishing Co.,
Ladonia and Honey Grove; lessee. ■■ >-
i second-class matter at the postofflce at Honey Grove,
Vnuu, under act of March 3. 1879.
JOE T. MORROW
Editor and Publisher
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, reputation or standing of any firm, individual or corpora-
tion will be gladly corrected upon being called to the attention of
the publishers.
7fte#nb^E\
rami ASSOCIATION
HP
rfiWir 796a
Remarks Heard
Too Often By
Teachers
the whole Bummer off."
"She looks like a teacher."
'1 hear the reason she never
married was she had an unhappy
love, affair." ^
"Surely you must be^mistak'ejK
My "son wouldn't have said a thing
like that to anyone—eveiy-a tea-
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
N'?D FARMfX' N YOUR FUTUPf
Citizenship Training
In FFA
by F. B: Wines
Texas College of Arts and
Industries "
Kingsvtlle. Texas
Are You interested in the future
of your' community? In the years
ahead who will be your City Of-
ficials, your School Board mem-
bers, the officers in your Civic
organizations, your Fatemal and
Church groups? From time to
time we feel sure that the above
thoughts have run through your
mind. Is any one doing anything
about the above ?
The local chapter of Fu
Farmers of'America is working- to-
ward training the citizens of tom-
orrow. Future Farm^r^ are aec lur-
ing training in tljeir many activi-
ties that will^-help th«m
good clt
The jyorklngs of the FFA Chap-
ter ,Sre similar to those of any
'ganization. The officers are
learning how to carry their part
in mating their chapter an Out-
standing one. The local President
Nancy Cunnigham and
Billy Frank Sfone
Repeat Vows Friday
Miss Nancy Cunningham and
Billy Frank Stone repeated the
marriage vowb Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock in the Methodist Par-
spnage at Sherman with Rev,
James Simpson reading the cpre-
mony.
The hride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Cunningham. The
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Gurvte Stone.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a blue! suit with
white accessories and carried a
white Bible with white carnations.
Diane Siviey, the brides attend-
ent, wor$ a blue suit with white
accessor!5*. J. D. Slvely was best"
man. '
The bride is a 1959 graduate of
oney Grove high school. The
groom also attended Honey Grove
school and spent the past four
years serving in the United
States Navy, • • 'v ' )
Following a short wedding trip
couple will be at—home in
Paris, 217, 3rd S. E..
Attending the wedding were;
Mr.' and "^Irs. Paul Cunningham
and Terry, "Mr. and Mrs. * Gurvie
Stone, Mrs. Frankie Longdon, aunt
of the bride, Mr. and Mra. L. H.
Blevins, Dallas and Mr. and Mrs.
DRY GOODS
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51.00 Nylon Hose, Pair.. . ... r.. 77r 4.95 and 5.95 Bed Spreads; ea. $.99
Ladies $198 Shoes. Pair S1.9T
Childrens' 198 Shoes, Pair. . . $129
Ladies' 49c Panties, Pair 36c
Ladies' 79c Panties, Pair...... 58c
Ladies' 69c Panties, Pair,.. ... 48c
Ladies 98c Panties, Pair... ._69c
9,95 Dresses...... ........ $4.77
7.95Dresses S3.77
$2.98 Dresses $1.99
2.98 Blouses $1.99
1.98 Blouses............... $1.37
1.00 Blouses................. 88c
Ladies' Plisse Crepe Dusters.. $1.37
7.95 Nylon Dusters.......$4,77
1.98 - 52 x 52 Table Cloths.... $1.37
22 x 44 Bath Towels, ea........ 44c
Wash Cloths, ea... 10c
49c - 80 Sq. Print, Yd........... 36c
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LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
SWEATERS............. - V2 Price
$4.95 PART WOOL
Double Blankets, Pair ...... $2.99
70 x 84 Sheet Blankets, ea.. . SI .19
NEW YORK — Remarks that
teachers get tired of hearing—j-or
overhearing: m
and. of
"Those that can, do; those that
can't, teaclu"
"What are you teachera always
•Tabbing about? After ail, you get
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Subject to Demjxrf^atic Primary.
May T. 1960.
For Con
BAHTRA'YBURN
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State R«preseatative 1
Fannin County:
JAMBS A. (Jimmy) TURMAN
(Re-election)
For Tax Assess police tor:
ROBERT DALE;
H. J. FLETCHER
For Sheriff:
HOYT IVEY
For Commissioner, Precinct S
Fannin County:
J. W. ARMISTEAD
TOM LOCHRIDGE ; '
W. J. SCOTT
HERBERT SNEED * " ' *
JOHNNY AVERY
Per Constable, Precinct 3:
ALVIS DOYLE"
A TEXAS WONDER
A mud diuretic afford* symp-
tomatic rettef In cum of swollen
J^olnta and pains in the back of
both men and women. One small
bottle Is a month's supply et
more. Sold by druggists or by
■Mil *2.50 per bottle. E. W. Hall
Co.. 8679 Olive St* St. Iioula, Mo
cher
"The job pays
course, you'll
matics club,/chaperone the Fri-
day night dances, take tickets at
the'football games and——
,t does she know about chil-
'ren? She doesn't have any of
her own," '
Private life Own?
"Naturally, your private life is
your own, Miss Blatz, but this is
a small town and we've never had
a woman teacher who smoked in
public."
"Frankly, the opportunity for
advancement is limited, but you'll
have the satisfaction of molding
young minds." |
"Keep me after class If you
want to. But you better know one
thing—my uncle's on the school
board."
"Now, what is all this nonsense
my wife tells me about you think-
ing my son ought to spend anoth-
er year in the first grade?"
"Obviously, he's college mat-
riai—4f you just do your job
right."
'Oh, Miss Blatz wouldn't care
for a cocktail'. Get her a hice glass
of fruit .punch" s
No Trouble With Others
"I don't understand it. Herbert
never had any trouble with any
other teachers." - ,
"Maybe you did say we were
going to have;a test today, but I
couldn't' hear you in the back row."
"It's all the board esn afford to
along with his fellow officers and
members are learning and putting
into' practice good parliamentary
Kenneth Miller.
PLAIN SEAMS or SEAMLESS
procedure. They are learning poise
along with the opportunity to talk
-Clearly and distinctly., .They are
securing knowledge on organiza-
tion of meetings, programs and
activities. This training will pa
beijefjxjial In the years ahead. The
many different cooperative activ-
ities of the FFA provide valuable
training to the young men. The ab-
ility to learn to get along with
each other the ability of being of
service to each -other and the ab-
ility of being of service to others
in the community,
In the Division of an FFA
Chapter Program of Work, you
will find such headings (is Com-
munity Service, Leadership _Ac£-
ivitief, Public Relations, Recreat-
ion, and Other. Do these sound
familiar to you. Are you aware
that these activities are similar
to the ones found in the different
organizations in your community.
The young men In the local FFA
Chapter are learning to carry out
these activities and at the same
time be of valuable service to the
community in the years ahead.
Nancy Cunningham ls
SKower Honoree
Miss Nancy Cunningham was
honoree for a bridal shower Thurs-
day ^yen»ng In the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Miller. The brides chosen
colors of blue and white were car-
ried out in the decorations.
Greeting the guests were (Mrs.
Paul Cunningham, Mrs. Gurvie
Stone and thf honoree Miss Cun-
ningham. ***
The table was laid with a lace
cloth over blue. Refreshments of
blue punch and cake squares were
served to the guests.
. Assisting Mrs. .Miller were Mrs.
J. D. Siviey and Miss Elizabeth
Dykes,
pay you, Miss Blatz, but we don't
feel it looks right for you to be
working extra as a cashier in the
dime store on Saturdays."1;
"It must be a real satisfaction
to have a sense of dedication—
and not be worrying all the time
about material things."
"Ask her for a date if you want
to, Joe.' But if -you don't jbehave
she'll probably make you sjand" in
the corner, like site does the kids."
"What in the world do lyou
teachers do with alt your spare
"time 7* "7~^ ^ — • ~
This Makes It Easier
For Garage Man',
s,
RACINE, WIS. — Sink-installed
garbage disposers will wash an
estimated '4,745,000,000 pounds of
garbage down the drain, in I960,
an industry spokesman says.
J. Mammes, a local disposer
manufacter (In-Sink - Eraposer
manufacturer.
TRF-9
Texas White
HYBRID
Is the Answer
for
Extra Profits!
anothher kind of
FEATHERBEDDING
Public Law 86-137, adopted this
year, authorized the TVA to issue
and sell bonds in an amount not
exceeding $750 million to assist in
financing its power program and
to refund such bonds. Bonds is-
sued by TVA shall be exempt as
to principal and interest from all
taxation imposed by any state or
lo<£al taxing "authority except
estate, inheritance and gift taxes.
Tax-exemption for a $750 mil-
lion investment is just another kind
of featherbedding. All taxpayers
have to make up the loss of taxes
"not paid on such a huge invest-
ment. It is ridiculous to refer to
TVA as a yardstick for electric
rates when it can escape nearly
one-quarter of the operating ex-
pense (taxation) pf selfsupporting
pi^vate,;lent6rprtae In the electric
field.—jjustin News.
■ 'X
plan shish kebab? , °
Planning to serve your family
shish kebab ? Usually onion and
green pepper wedges are insert-
ed on skewers' along with the
marinated lamb. Try adding cubes
of eggplant, too. Bursh all vege-
tables with oil before broiling.
KEEP FR^M SHRINKING
To keep pastry for one-crpst pie
shells, from shrinking, be extra
careful to fit loosely into the pie
pan Or plate.
BUY YOUR SEED FROM Y OUR LOCAL DEALER, OR
Sherman, Ttxat
"I Wanted
To Be Sure"
. . .Thats Why I Went
■ To Texas Optical
Texas Optical standi oh an
eleven yekr reputation,of Guar-
anteed Precision Vision. If you
need or have cause to believe
you need glasses, go to Texas
Optical where you can be sure
of the finest glasses and service
at the lowesL ^ jfesib e price.
• Finest Quality at
Reasonable Cost *
Dr. lieop Hoffman and
Associates — Optometrists
No Interest — No Carrying
Charges — Wear While You
— $i Vvcekiy _
TEXAS OPTICAL
4 QLAkKSVILLE X
TARI* TEX4S ;r-
Ask About Ojir Contact Ijenses
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$U5 Nylon Hose, Pair...... 97c
PLAIN SEAMS
$1.35 Nylon Hose, Pair.,..... $1.17
* . " SEAMLESS-
First Quality Nylon Hose, Pair.. 49c
Rayon Hose, Pair .... 29c
Cotton Hose, Pair v. 38c
98c Materials, Yard ........ 59c
69c Materials, Yard 36c
$1.98 Cotton Slips. C.. . . .... $137
99
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$2.98 Gowns.............4.. $1.99
$4.95 Gossard Girdles........ $299
$3.95 Gossard Girdles........ $2.47
$2.98 Gossard Girdles..,.., ..$1.99
$1.98 Gossard Bras.... .^x. $1.37
$1i0 Gossard Bras........-...^ 99c
$1.50 Carnival Bras...... .... 99c
$149 Carnival Bras.......... $1.98
98c Garcrest Bras............. 77c
98c Material, Yd. 59c 2 yds. $1.00
69c Material, yd 39c 3 yds. $1.00
WE MUST TURN OUR STOCK OF
GOODS INTO CASH AT ONCE
EVERYTHING ON SALE—Patterns, Notions, Shoe Strings, Buttons, Handbags,
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs and Accessories
tafay Shirts, each Men's Hlnes Boxer Shorts, Pr. . . 69c
™.. Men'sHanesVests,ei....69c
Men's 49c Shorts, Pr..'........ 38c
Men's 49c Vests, ea. . 38c
Khaki Pants, Pair... ...... $1.99
POOL'S $4.95 o .
Army Cloth Pants, Pair. $3.77
MEN'S $2.98 ... .,.x .
White Broadcloth Shirts..... $1.99 it ;s impossible to list all of our
Men's 2.98 .Sport Shirts.... . 51.77 special items. Come in, look around,
Men'? 1.98 Sport Shirts...... $1.37 you will find many Bargains on
Boys' 1.98 Sport Shirts....... $1.37 Wsplay.
West Side Square
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Morrow, Joe T. Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, February 26, 1960, newspaper, February 26, 1960; Honey Grove, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth411382/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.