The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 24, 1969 Page: 4 of 8
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Albany, Texas,
Thursday, July 24
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IN ALBANY
I'oolsido Supper
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Gift Tea for
Bride-Elect
Patricia flowers bride elect
of Jackie Martin, was honored
with a tea Saturday, July l!»,
from 2 to .'! at tin- home of Mrs
Don Sa/ama Co-hostesses with
Mrs Sazama were Mrs Don
Hagar. Mrs Ralph Holing. Mrs
Olen Scott, Mrs Hilly Avers,
Mrs. H P. tfolson. and Mrs
Dairell Hodman
Miss Rogers wore a white
knit dress and white pattern
shoes
White wedding bells tied with
blue ribbon hung from ttie cen-
ter front of the table whi< h
was covered with a white cloth
trimmed in blue A blue and
white arrangement of flowers
was in the center of the table
Punch and cake were served.
Gifts were displayed in the
bedroom.
Guests registered in the
white bride s book
The couple will he married
Friday, July 25, at First I'nii
ed Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Mar\in Schkade
and children of !• 'armersville
spent the week-end with theii
parents and grandparent; Mr
and Mrs Hen Schkade
|Kay Key Honored
At Kanch Luncheon
Festivities for the week of
the True Key w< dding tx-gan
with .1 luncheon honoring Miss
Key on Tuosdav at the (ireen
ranch
Mrs Clifton Caldwell and
I Mrs (Job Green served guests
chicken colonial, fresh fruit
salad with poppy seed dressing,
and velvet hammers for des-
sert \n arrangement of sum-
mer flowars centered the serv-
ing table
Guests from out of town were
Mrs Frank Hooker Mrs L I
j Hooker and Mrs Guy Caldwell
! Abilene Iaieia McMillan,
1 Princeton, \ J Alktny guests
| were Mines John Hra\ John
If Sedwick. Harry Key Hill
I Green. Cecil Dye Harold Law .
c Iv Jacobs, J If. Woodward,
| Temple Williams. A V Jone
Jr.. Walter Wood, I) C M<
| Cord, Reaves Hickman. Minn e
I.iles, M.ix Williams I'loy■ 1
Johnson, Hill Hill. M.iiv Ann i
■ i ireen, N'ancv Kate < Ireen Tee
| Hose. N'ancv Law Ann I.a..
I'atti .(ones Madge ' ireen. \ • •
j honoree and the hostcs -e •
o—
Call the News office whet
you have visitors.
Mr and Mis I,esti i Cl.uk
and daughter Sara honor I
Betsy Hose and John Stapli
Saturday evening with a pool
side upper part) in the I»a<
yard of their home in Brecken
ridge
After swimming, the gue a .
dined at small table placed at
intervals about the yard Ar
rangementts of sun/lowers ari l
tablecloths of bright -iirnn > r
"olors decorated the < tables
and the serving table Th< li'tf
fet supper included fried chick
en, fresh corn, fresh fruit sal
ad, and peach parfait.s for de>
serf
Special guests with the lion
orees were their parent ■ Mr
and Mrs John I, Hose, and Mr
and Mrs Jack St.iplcs of For'
Worth. Others were Mr and
Mrs Kddie Clark David Clark.
Iaiida Pitfarrl. Hustei Clegg
Sally Hlodgett and f'am Pitzei
all of Hreekenridgc. Mark
Boone of Abilene Tom War
nick of Lubbock, and from Al
bany Tee Hose, Nam v Kate
Green, Melissa Waller, Ann
Law Kay Key .It»• Kev liill
Green, Mr and Mrs Chuck
Jacobs, Mr and Mrs Hob
(ireen
S/ s/ // sy Ss 's
Bluebonnet
LocJi*e Viaitor*
cherry t<
punch was
appointments
dining table,
I! ir< ■ 11 a ~ Made t oi
l\e v k('V's \\ ('(Mil
Friends of Kay Key gathered
at the home of D". and Mrs
Luther Key I inlay cvenim1 to
make rice bag for hei forth
((.riling wedding
Large liowls of rice centered
each work table arid the girl
chatted while fashioning dan'y
i ice bags
A buffet supper of sandwich
es, cheese balls,
and champagne
served from silver
on the polished
which was centered with a
lovely arrangement of white,
blue and green daisie- the
colors (hosen by the bride for
her wedding
Mr Key wa assisted in en
tertaining by her daughter,
Hetty
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Mrs Will Calmer, who spent
the past six weeks in N. .v Mex
ico and Colorado was brought
home last Thursday by her
u d family Mr and Mr Otis
M< Ni Iv Ho • ma .aid Prestor
of l armington. N M The Mr
N'eeh went to Six Mag., Mon-
day Mrs Palmer also visited
Mr and Mr- Hayford Law
rente Ted. Tim and Todd, in
Cortez Colo
Texas M''n
Of Letters
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the
.adics
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.. Employment Information..
The possibility lias arisen fur the need of an
experienced floor supervisor to train women in
the manufacture of women's appar I for a plan:
considering the feasibility cf loca'inv in Albany
Apply at the Albany ("handier of Commerc
Office.
Mrs John K Mali, is a I
son, Mike, of San \ntonio v ;
ited Mrs Jay ('auble, S>n
Schkade. and Mrs (i W Co !
ran
Mrs Harry (' llonix an of
St Louis Mo . Mr and Mi
Jim Strickland. Mi and M>
Albert and I'earlie (iordoii .ill
of \loran. visited Mr Jim
St ri( kland
Mr and Mi (ieorge Wilkin*
of Odessa visited Mi Mann
Stockton
Mrs Annie Vli of Grand
Prairie is a new resident of
the home She i the moth i
of John Cartel She had . > v
it or Mrs L L Dorcy of
Grand Prairie
Nearly everybody in Shack
ford ('ountv i cads the New '
A new variety of blueberries
may soon be on the market.
( ailed I.aicblue. the new hi r
l y extend1 !he bluebell \ ft alt
season by ten day and it should
be well suited to mochanii il
harvesting be( aiisc it ripens a
multaneously, say lAtension
food specialists
Who need milk Kveryone
answer Intension food spe i a I
ists at Texas A&M Milk pr i
vides calcium the mineral ti.at
helps form bones and teeth and
kei j>s them strong Milk protein
builds body tissues helps the
body light infection and uppii •
energy II s also rich in ribo-
flavin I! vitamin that helps
keep skin healthy and vision
clear
Sign on men's clothing store
('losi out all on fauna
brand pajamas foi men with
tinv flaws
A
Hy John I) Lynch Ji
Now that J Frank Dobie i
ith lis no more. M secnis tli.it
I'e.xas finds itself wanting m
Ihe matter of journalists a:.d
men of lettei We mis> t!n
dear old boy who "knew mere
about I-onghorns than tl .
knew about themselves S'nl
we find consolation in thinkm
he must surely be happy ou
the virgin rang( of f'.eulati
Land.
Sure we brag a bit here n
the bluebonnet country, i.ut
none has l>oen so high handed
as to claim equal literary sta
tus with the New Krigland
States Kven such brash West
erners as California and An/, )
na might outrank us. still v\•
have some great writeis io be
proud of The young folks would
be greatly benefitted if they
took time to considei the teach
ings of these immortals
There was Sidney Porter, O
Henry His ow n worst enemy'
Over ly fond of John Barley cm a
tint possessing such staunchriess
of charaitei that he overcame
this fee \i:d he did it long be
fore modern aids for alcohol-
inn were even dreamed of. \
v cry deft hand at inanipuhit mi
unbelievable situations and
characters into highly readable
realism This famous native of
\ list in, Texas ranks right ip
there with such British giants
as Hudyard Kipling uid f'obi
Louis Str-venson as masters uf
the short story
Then there was tie brilliant,
tragic 'ieorge Sessions Pern
liaised in dire |>overt v, I'vr
.'■as accustomed to doing t'.o
men's work while till in la
teens Nothing daunted hy these
trying lime- lie fought lie w iv
•teadily upward to lame Ills
untimely death w as a slim k to
all lovers of colorful reportir.
lie may have lacked the fine
'if Dobie and I'orb i but foi
f i0] ill I a rit > (ieorge peny
'ICOlid to none Who ( an i.
wtiat masterpieces might have
bien i rcdited to his \» n it lie
hid attained his a Hot t ■ 'I tin .
score and ten
Not too much is known the <
day of Albert Bigelow I'aine
Still he was rather adept v ilii
in adjcctive along about Ihe
lime 0'ir pre -ent century v. a-
born Bigelow "aae was more
tile ttalent and edtli ato: than
an;, of the othoi Ills prose
! lietsy Hose Is
Lnnelicoi: IIoiioit*
Mi's (llm Boise and Mi
Korresf Smith of Fort Woi th
honored Betsy Hose with a
li;mh( on at Colonial Countr.
''lub July 17
An arrangement of pink flov
ers centered th< table T'ie
menu consisted of fresh fr n:
alad. ci ib rne.it roll, hroec o '
and ice (ream coconut cake
(iiiests intluded Mines Jack
Staples Kittie Palmer Joe
Wise Joe Gracey C I. Curtis.
Handall N'yrnan, Kobert Travis
ill of Port Worth the honoree,
Mrs John Hose, and Matilda
Hose from Albany
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Dhisti
p'-plltl
Ladies' Dress HATS
BATHING SUITS
Ladies' SPORTSWEAR
1 2 Price
1 2 Off
1 . Off
I adi> s' SUM MLR SHOES
Roy. to $12.95 Sale 1 o Off
t
est historian
j The.se four can lie
i the mngei s- t Mav
Men and Boys' Dress and Novelty
STRAW HATS Vst Off
WALKING SHORTS 1 2 Off
One table PIECE GOODS 1 2 Price
LACK and TRIMS « 2 Price
Warner BRAS and
GIRDLES »2 Price
One rack Ladies'
READY TO WEAR »/2 Price
One Rack DRESSES $5.00
Other READY-TO-WEAR 1-3 Off
I-ittle Girls' White
Dlirss SHOES
$2.00 pi
Discontined U. S. KEDS $2.00 pr.
SUMMER FLATS 1 2 Oft
Short Sleeve SPORT
SHIRTS Off
One Table STA-PREST
PAN FS 1 2 Price
See Our $1.00 Table!
SANDALS, $6.95 value $3.50
All Sales ( ash and Final
No Gift Wrapping on Sale Goods
D.&D.Dry Goods Co,
Pauline I >;iv is
NOTIII N( i NI \\
ONIN I! I \ I! I! \\(il I)
' i here is t o lew thing under
the sun.'' according to a pro-
foend statement found in ta.
Bible
In tlo realm nl flowers v\iIti
tlie hundreds of new v .11 ietias
anil colors appearing, we can
easilv sim1 tlu' varied results of
mails efforts tn (liana them
W illi all mil botanical ti n ks
and methods nl adding to. I at
iitg av* av real ranging we
splilnm itnprnve the beauty of
their original wildncss.
Our (xilii y is to offer the love
host flowers that are available
and we have the freshest most
fragrant blossoms you'll find
anywhere The newness ot flow
is is always an impressive
gift
Pauline's
Floral & Gift Shop
Telephone
We take this means to
you we thank von foi all
have done for us in the de
cf our dear husband, dad
brother If we could put
words what we fe<-l in
hearts thes** words would
different, but as we can't
ay Thank you for prava
words to comfort us all
good food you brought us
eat. let Iters cards flow(
Visits we thank Murle How.
for the many time he came
shaved Mr Hold< i to tin- ot
who were so go, (I to take r
Mrs Holder in their <
places I had to go
Our prayer is mav the G
you
ath
and
in
am
be
w e
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Old
NEW IN ALBANY...
Ready to Serve You
Electrical Contracting
Residential and Commercial
\'o job too laree or too small.
Reasonable rates.
I'Voo Estimates.
Quality Workmanship, ^
TATE ELECTRIC
( all flav or Night 782-2012 and ask for BUI Tilt
of Heaven hie
you each and
every one
We thank our pa ter Hn. ;
and Sister Heobc. and fhei I
daughter for spiritual help ill 1
lime of need
Mrs .1 K Holder
and Family
can name others ,vho belong uii
"li' I t III) sure I could but
wi miisl In brief I)on't ever i
miss a chance to read the works'
of these star lournalists You'll
lind them the eipial if not tlie
neir of any great dramatist'
that may appear in the future I
It IS not necessary to .cai h !
too closely between tin lin >s1
to fif"! a laiinch adv oi'acv ( f
Itoni sty mai'lilies and fair
dealing in all their stories I an h
one nl them took a firm stand
for religion and tilings eca lc I
aastn'.il
H ni the future y ou should I
ne. I one cf this eahiiei be sure'
10 encourage his or her friend- 1
ship He attentive to the it di
oi.rse and leachini/s Maybe
11 won't make you rich' or!
fatuous, but as the\ sov in Old i
JUST ARRIVED for the
Sth ANNIVERSARY
. I/O I)I.'ESSES,
> i . I 'rice s 1 .-,.9."). Specially Priced
$9.88
Holilii I '.rooks I'.KLL BOTTOMS,
sio.!).". Special Price $QM
All .Jr. and -Jr Petite DRESSES...
1 i Price
Many Other Sale Items
!• \'i:i:v
[CI >'!'( i.M KH receives a Free Gift
i tl is week end (inlyi
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SI'ICC I t LTY SHOP
It'. - in rltihze in Fashion
mwlh -J trMEwmmefBmxmpmm
five c/ct^
We Use H. O.
M Mill I I
BISCUITS. 3 foi ?5c
W. Service Plan
(,(ii m It's ni l | ItlKHON
Bl ' F CUTLETS, lb. 79c
No ( an HI WIOM
in
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i "71jv,
S. 4 •• GSc
M|ss|(l\
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( Oi \ I \ KI SI Whole Kernel
CORN.... 4 cans 89
n t (in ( \it\ \TKIN
CANNED MILK,
tall can 6 for $1.00
SHORTENING,
3 lb. can Diamond 55c
IIONI Y HI1Y
SALMON, 16 oz„ ft
TIDE, «L size ...73c
r Ml i S HID 1 \I>KL
li, fllvs « ♦ • • •
in ( Ki i:
HOT LINKS,IL.&
HI ( KI I! S
BOLOGNA, lb... ft
HI ( Kl It s il> <>/ pk. AIJ. MEAT
WEIRS k... ft
III I MONTI'
CATSUP. 3 Ms til
WIIOI I *1 N I HO/.KN
ORANGE JUICE,
G oz. can 4 for ^
Morton s Href. Turkey, Cllickf*.
1 o.H Siiauhrlll and Meat Bills,
roni and Cheesr. B^'ans with
I i o/en
TV DINNERS.. S
Eubanks Cash Grocery
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The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 24, 1969, newspaper, July 24, 1969; Albany, Tex.. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth428873/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.