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PAGE TWO—SECTION TWO
THE SHAMROCK TEXAN, Shamrock, Texas
THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1!>r>6
SHAMROCK
in cooperation with
CAP ROCK BUS LINE
SOUTHWARD
L*.Shamrock .... Bus 8:15 am.
Ar. Ft. Worth . ... FW&D 3:35 p.m.
Ar. Dallas ...... FW&D 4:40 p.m.
Ar. Houston ...... FW&D 9:15 p.m.
NORTHWARD
Lv. Houston ...... FW&D 8:35 a m.
Lv. Dallas FW&D 1:00 p.m.
Lv. Ft. Worth ..... FW&D 7:00 p.m.
Ar. Shamrock ....... Bus 8:15 p.m.
T. H. Sonnenburg, Agent
Phone 345
SHAMROCK
. Mrs. T. J. Bryan and daughter,
M,ss Irene Bryan, spent the week-
1 end at home. Miss Bryan is taking
a guidance course at the summer
session of West Texas State Col-
lege in Canyon, and Mrs. Bryan
. has been spending the time
' visiting with relative., in Plain-
view. Tulia and Amarillo.
1 Mr. and Mis. Glenn LaDue anu
! daughters. Anna Carolyn, Glenda
and Edna, former local residents,
j now of Amarillo, were recent
j Shamrock visitors. Glenda and
Edna remained for a visit wlith
IT’S THE LAW
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A pubi c *eo»ur#
„t the S«Vi S' T*«o»
Echo of Till Case
' their grandparents, Mrs. G.
Geyer, and Mr. and Mrs. H.
Pendleton.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
BEDFORD HARRISON
INSURANCE
First National Bank Building
I’hone 11
Advt rtiarmrmt
From where I sit ...61/ Joe Marsh
'Keep:The Change"
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If you’ve seen “©ac” Johnson
this week, changes are he’s toU
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you his wai3Fess'"story. For those
who havejpt heard:
“Mac” recently sOppiQ at an
oi@of-towO diner. He order'd
^he chef’s specialQand his wait-
rc4^j(bi and new on the job) made
every posQble mistake. She con-
fused the oitSt'r, spiiied the sumi,
dryipecrihe rolls, brought hiiir a
wr^g dessei^
“Mi®’
0(5ei*jite it all, ____ _ _
substantial tip. Big) she smiled and ©
n 0 °f’
U0 O Jgfiled thijjmone.v back. "Kvep
it, Mists*;-you’ve sure eiQned
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it more th:fi? I have,” she said. |
From w here I sit, that girl cl©
serv0 credit for admitting hi©
shortcomings — somet hing notQ
everyone 4 hig enough to do. For
instance, I'm convin'^d Ms of
folks know they’re wronsifwlien |
thevQeny me thgrighl to a glas^
tlPbeer with mu supper . . . just
because they nopifln lo prfier
son9 other Qievi i®ge. '\(4‘y
wouldn’t like me orderingQliom <
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DECLARATION OF INDE-
PENDENCE ISO YEARS OLD
What do we mean when wc say ;
that in the United States we have j
a “government of law" and not j
a "government of men?” Basically :
we mean that we have certain in-
dividual rights, guaranteed by our
fedeial and state constitutions and
laws, which may not '{J denied Q
any governing body.
The early American Qolonists
had their fill of government by
men, and the Declaration of In-
dependence, signed li>0 years ago.
set oult their complaints against
that type of government and re-
vealed their belief in a principle
which we now accept as basic to j
our American way of life.
The indictments set out in the
iccument against King George
II of Great Britain charged him
with numerous violations of that
principle Among the complaints!
enumerated are the following:
Houses repeatedly, for opposing I
"He has dissolved Representative j
I with manly firmness ms invas'ons
on the rights of the people. '
I "He has obstructed the admin-
istration of Justice, by refusing his
assent for laws for establishing
judiciary powers." Q
“He has mode judQ, dependent
up. ivhls will alone for tire tenure
0 Heir 'offices, and the aiQunt
and 1© mi nt of their salari' - "
"He has refused his assent to
jj/aws. tW most wholesome ruai ne-
^©ssary for the puQc gootr"
"He ha.Ol0lnl)®-‘<i vuili ®rers
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‘Civil Rights Bill’ Is Misnamed,
Says 18th District Congressman
Miss Ila Carol Bledsoe of Temn-
le, is at home this week. Hei
mother. Mis. Mary Bledsoe, who <s
at West Texas State College this
summer, spent Saturday and Sun-
day with her daughters, Mrs. Dav-
id Britt of Wheeler, and Mrs. Per-
ry Mac Scott of Dodson, Ila Carol,
and her sister. Miss Re Lununus.
WALTER ROGERS
United States and compare it with
t , , , j the domestic propaganda that is
How many of you know what belng generated (for vote getting
“contumacy means? In the event punx)sesl in support of this bll!.
you are not familiar with this word i Th j,.ot don>t add
and its meaning, I would suggest.;
iJr
meaning, I would suggea
that you immediately acquain
yourself fully on the subject.
U the present advocates of the
misnamed, but »ugy publicized
“civil rights bill’ are successful,
you may find yourself hauled be-
fore a federal court in the grip of
United States Marshall because
up.
The bill sets up a government
commission in the Executive
Jranch of the Government Qnni-
posed of six members. It then fix-
es the compensation of the mem-
bers of theQoinmifision and then
sets up some duties of the com-
mission. But the sleeper in the bill
is Section 104 called "powers of the
ical Hawkshaws is tij)constitute a
crime in this country, it would be
my adivee that provision be made
or more and bigger federal peni-
tentiaries. because there will be
plenty f customers including
yours truly.
Representative Grainger M>
Ilhany of Wheeler, was a Shar. -
rock visitor Friday afQnoon.
Mrs. Louise Vermillion. Mrs. E.
O Hofmann, Mrs. W. R. Wooten
Q LaVerne Vermillion, nude a
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JOSEPH T. Patterson, attorney
general of Mississippi, testifying
before the Senate Judiciary
Committee In Washington on
civil rights legislation, angrily
denies that his state closed its
O eyes to jus ice in the acquittal of
two men tried in the killing of
Emmett Til’. Chicago Negro boy.
Patterson contended that the
case rested on circumstantial
...evidence and “could happen in
©any state.” (©ternational)
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK of SHAMROCK
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to Qibject us lo®> 'fiuiseicio!
foreign Oo Qair ®ti.->tj||ftoii and
unarkni uvIcdSd bP onr 1 aw - giv-
his .is. aiT to tiler? acts '@,>"e-
tcQied legislation For deq^v-
jig ujS) in many ©si^guf ®re ben-
■fitsQof l9al bv ju®^or#i i(g.'^)
porting us beyond .seas t.jgl# ti icd( J)
^'®0 pretiuHg(r®iffences, #>
taltku; -<^vav our charlci ' ab
ing~oui jai! st @u.idle laws, gj
altering ® ^iamentally the form
of oti© governments; F^.
spei^i.; our own legislal@»'\ and
declaring themsehte^ —
power to legi^JpJe ©
cases whatsoever.”
Our forefnUvei® who® i® u
to litre s r,{®.%
of inaqBndeiice wer© vising ti
i@it for il@ir gdiefs. oT'1% R|rt>-
W:ii „»ll.iwe®e- av.
fill
001
>sted \jj©n
u6 in mil
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be( D"©1
We v.iTi handle claims for .@ial
sccui ity b 'iief,Is sometimes find
c ,■ : where real haul.©p rt'sults
bee:,i.:-.e p npie v. ro beiitge tlffy are
entitled to i.ld-age ngST survivors
insurance benelits nWnot able
p; ve their entil@nent.
[i ©(i v :c d> write the social®
.ecurily in , and regulative I
believe you would require'* ths
®is;un e"i'i,«y, i a of 4»till@tien'
be i@'‘ V'lort !@m’fits woura
«d i Many emplo™d or se@-em-
'W.-ed ■ jvlv inlod.!ie social
fi#l and t@u-
tion.s Tinsr be observed to pro-
t tlAfund from those who® .uld
■t ui'.’htfully b" entitled t'^jben®
i|)li,@ © ®®8> (g®
"ri'6 #0%i,:uminS &'me>
fils, ^t^must ®bu u@ablished@ that
he is filially i,he v;ido\\^A©mar-
cetTi&utcTis tll<01ogic^| 1
^ .je^txiH L ted. Ay oh’Lit
IV-'V.'-v- ‘ \ \vU) fm.yvijg. uae and
Rigj ili n a c,,?fl i# tl^jr per-
is !«t whisie®®.;] seiAU i|y ree,<®l
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you had tiie temerity to sneer at ; commission". The wtord "powers”
some insolent, overbearing and should have been capitalized and
venuobnoxious individual. j underlined many thousands of
I say that the “civil rights bill” : Iin*ts because it really refers to
is misnamed because it actually , P°wers never before vested-in any
lias nothing to do with the protec- j one hidividiial or small Xt>up
tion of Constitutional civil rights.
It piovides a means to violate
them. The truth is that the Oil is
Individual or small $rf>up of
j individuals, ^nver that no good
: Qm would want and that no bad
. ©i
man
ould have. The duties and
a |,optical vehicle deQeratcly de- j 130WP,S ^ commission coupled
signed to circumvent the courts of i together could easily be construed
th s land and to create an all- ! to cover and endorse almost any
powerful bureau that will be more i authority the commission decided
powerful than the government itr j *° exercise- So many powers thadi
self and can use the court system woulfi be imixissible to list them
of t ills land as a weapon -with
win© to enforce it» poMical
snoopingrx act!
LaVerne
recent trip to Lubbock, aniT' La
Verne remaiiaed for a visit iQthe
home of her brother and sQir-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vgjmil-
lion. The ladies returned via of
Dimmitt where they visited with
?Jrs. Qlmar.n's daughter, Mrs.
Rayphard SmiUison, and they
stopped irn AmarijQ for a short
stay in tn? home o^Mrs. Von©-
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Mrs. iVfie Keen visited recently
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xurious, easier to manage^_ehmi-
rates stray ends, youT^Jjve it. You ifefcc to
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lies and pracl i@i.
The Inll in its present foim is
the bruin child of the present Ad-
mii st ration and lias bum referred
to by the entire EastTTii press as
tin "Eisenhower Civil Rights
Bill." The agent who brought it
to C^jitoL Hill was none other
than the Attorney General ^|pr-
beii Brownell, Jr., who is supp.i.sMi
to be a lawyer. If h^ is @ lawyer,
I ; ,n . :ic@hat iu®muefchave rec- | blackmail
all in this letter© Q
One excellent example is it givsj
the commission the power to h»r
all of the full-time federal snoop-
ers that It can get Congress to
pi iivait; i,ie nia'iiey Uj pay 111
addition to this, the Commission
® the autlrority to use ana and
pvry ii@vidual that is can eiil:@
to & its bidding, and to #.V(*»d
individual’s ex©nse.s. This pfo-
\ i.sion ylgj'nusly creates an exi@-
opportunity for Orolitical
If you®> mijgh as (jpes^
yl, .tl.t J. -• ’ ,
j lent
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much as
on m il led ltii:@®ll witKout i^id- j tion the authority of me of Sfiesc
:: (jj- iitlie did r@d i^he per- | po^icaL Hawgshaws who is sis
mil .1 ai^ft.ion for politkal , ing^© '^ui@te \@.ir ConstituWonal
tfg®umplrU@ ^Bnierate tic@i@i1 rignts, youagoin the risk®of
4 i fundRui©iwls of ®ni© L-einggiauled iiu“r "confltmgyg
C^siitution a®d The laAs of |%iat is the crime of having any
1;,. i. it, (ptiler CiSe, our ©.mtry^Jhought of disobeying the com-
w;, q ®® ; nuuW of the all-powerful six-man
©-, sooit) as this po#ticaI Sfion® bureau or un§> indigldual, good,
,iv. traveling Sifter the gtffi®! bad®or ™ndgf<!®‘nt, t|«hom tlie
,.f ., ir prope^g. 98"eiveri bureau wants to @'legteg power.
Tr, Mil@Uial ®idorseiilnt and fi.i■■■ i jgusten to advi
iak i led dr fore the Congress by | parties Ah at if ® coMempt
I U) Bri#nel# ® was simsti- .rioopc^® and selfKiijftofited poliJ^®
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t ALL MADE BY rOMI^’WOLI.EH OF THE Cl BRENCY,
UMJE^EtjjION 5211, V. S. REVISED STATUTES ^ :
oo oo 0°o Assets® 6 $
, Tash, baMees wi#i <*»«• banks, tncluffing reserveo e
ialaii'T and c@sh items in |tece^(d^jcollecfion %875,910.93
United Stub’s (government ^bl%ations,
dire© ^nd guarantee^.......O - o © --
Oblijastions of States and political(yuMivis®ijr®
Coi^erat® stocks (incltlfting^S.gpO.C® stock
of Fed®ra© Reserve (bank) ...0............-9-#%......
Loans arft discounts (lnclSHirar |224.3S» 0Q
overdraws) 3 °.....©.........O
BankQ-.remises ywif&l $2,5000® .otgrniture
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^lirougIjj i^'eagy years #if °:,u
id »i(j
jri . . .4111 I^r benefits^; Sing ged
pense^ Efth ol us
iridjj ($1 their evenpil iiiumi®®ig
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Tmm deposits'o^imliv iduals, partnerslups, O
©and cor(0»rations ......•
Deposits of United States (lovernmeigy
(including postal savings) .....
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
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checks, etc.)
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$2,25.^65.73
...0 1®,600.00
{igt .m undf^Tne false title $
"®.d rights bills". It was i#i*’d-^i
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gvtauison Avenueigjgiblic %’%'gon.s U
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happiness. © @© ^ wf'. #Wi *me evidence of your
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$2,419,7®. 15
3,813.1
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uaft fmm the underly- ] Kt .ilw@ i ®.la. are oir’a fismii!
fnhe Declaration of! i® 1 - Creed. Colo.. Oiis week.
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TOTAg LIABILITIES
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital Stock:
Common stock, total par $100.00,
50.000.00 ............. .................................
Surplus ..........................................................
Undivided Profits .................
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119,768.4-5
50.000. 00
50.000. 00
95,7:5.3;)
Potal Capital Accounts
195,75«o
Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts
$2,61.5,522.75
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MEMOKANDA
Assets pledged or assigned 10 secure-
liabilities and for other purposes ...........
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed and
deemnble by the Commodity Credit Corpora-
tion. and certificates of interest representing
ownership thereof ........................ 250,000.00
I, J F. Sanders, President of the above-named bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best ol
my knowledge and belief.
J. F. SANDERS
President
CORRECT—ATTEST:
H. F. PENDLETON
H. W. COFFMAN
( HAS. E. SANDERS
Directors.
STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF WHEELER, ss.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of
July, 1956, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or
director of this bank.
(SEAL) O. J. Walker, Notary Public
Wheeler County, Texas
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Montgomery, Arval. The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1956, newspaper, July 12, 1956; Shamrock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth529641/m1/8/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Shamrock Public Library.