The Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1950 Page: 2 of 8
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THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1960
IS 5 MINUTES Of WHIR TIME
WORTH *1000?
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
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active member
5 M/HUTES BEH/A/O THE WHEEL
OH BOOSE.. -AND SAVED ME WOO/
—savs Earl B. Mix
New Rochelle, New York
THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS
Chas. Martin, Publisher
Entered a* second-class matter Oc-
tober 11, 1945, at the post office
at Archer Ci;y, Texas, under the
Act of March 3. 1879.
Subscription Rates
Archer and adjoining Counties,
$2.00 year; elsewhere, $2.50 year.
Any reflection on the character of
any person will be gladly corrected
if called to the attention of the
publisher.
Advertising rates made known up
on request.
WINDTHORSTERS CELEBRATE
52nd WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
WICHITA FALLS WOMAN
REVIEWS BOOK FOR
ARCHER AMITY CLUB
J)BOPLE everv dav are finding out for themselves
Ob/XiM
vou can make 5 minutes of your time worth
$1,000—by spending it at your Dodge dealer's. He’ll
demonstrate now vou could pav $1,000 more and not -
cat all the extra roominess, the driving ease, the rugged
dependability of this smartly styled Dodge! COCi/jf
You’ll see that Dodge gives you real stretch-out roomi-
ness you can’t find in cars costing hundreds of dollars
more. And a few minutes behind the wheel will open
to ease
'ive minutes
your eves
ettde. five
of handling you never thought pos-
that’s aH we ask!
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Just 3 few dof/ars morn
Man Me /owest/xiced cars/
Mrs. Lee Womack of Wichita
Falls gave a most interesting and
enlightening review of the book,
“Came a Cavalier,” as guest ar-
tist at the Amity Club when Mrs.
Joe Slack was hostess at her home
last Friday. Co-hostesses were
Mims. L. C. Herron and B. P.
Berry and members of the Del-
phian Sociely.
Fc-llc-wing the delightful pro-
gram, refreshments were served
at the beautifully appointed table
where Mrs. G. B. Purcell, Amity
president, presided at the crystal
punch service. A large number of
Amity and Delphian members en-
joyed the affair.
Yeager Motor Co.
Mrs. Tony Lowack and daugh-
ter and nephew, respectively, Betty
Lowack and Billy Ray Hannah,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goforth
went to Plano, Tex., Friday to visit
kin, the G. W. and Wesey Go-
forths. and to attend the State
Fair in Dallas Saturday. They
were joined Saturday by Mmes.
Charlie Hannah and A. Tanner and
Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Goforth and
daughter, Elaine, for an overnight
visit in Plano.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wclf of
Windthorst celebrated their 52nd
wedding anniversary with a fam-
ily gathering Oct. 12 when all of
their children except one, Adam
Wolf of Gainesville, were in at-
tendance. Enjoying the occasion
were Ted Wolf and family, Mrs.
Leo Hoff and family, M.rs. August
Berend and family, Mrs. August
Veith and family, and Toni, Mike,
Henry and Sylvester Wolf and
their families. Several grandchil-
dren were also present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frosty Swinshart
and Little Frosty spent from Sat-
urday to Monday in Big D where
they took in the sights including
highlights of the State Fair of
Texas such as South Pacific and
Ice Capades.
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Charles Hooper was over Tues-
day from Wichita Falls paying
taxes and visiting with friends in
this city, his “old s.ompirg
ground.”
Mrs. Carrow Ghclson was re-
moved home Wednesday from a
Wichita Falls hospital where she
underwent major surgery seme two
weeks ago.
Ray Piarston was removed home
Friday from the Olney hospital,
convalescing nicely from recent
surgery and then a severe setback.
He is new able to be up some.
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Buck Berry is this week at the
Cowan ranch near Raton, N. M.
from where the Cowans, Claude,
Sr., and Jr., are shipping cattle.
Among show-goers to see South
Pacific in Dallas were Mmes. Ed
Prideaux, Fred McDaniel and
Chas. Abercrombie last Thursday.
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Kin here received a wire this
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Faver of Dess
Moines, N. Mex., visited this weOfc
with their daughter, Mrs. Bill Cox,
who has been ill in the Archer
Hospital. Mrs. Faver remained for
further visiting with the Cox fam-
ily while Mr. Faver returned home.
morning, Thursday, revealing news
of the birth of a son, Christopher,
to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Maxwell
earlier this a. m. in New York
City. The infant’s great aunt. Miss
Money Wilson, was on hand in
New York to view her new kins-
man. He is grandson of Gene Max-
well and the late Mrs. Maxwell of
Wichita Falls.
Mrs. L. N. Peyton and daughter,
Sue Ann, spent Suntay with their
parents and grandparents, respec-
tively, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams,
in Goree.
GROCERY-MARKET
FRIBAY and SATDNAY
OCTOBER 20th and 21st
Mrs. Pedy Pefkce of Standley,
N. Mex., has been visiting re-
cently in this city and Wichita
Falls. Mrs. Peirce and her father,
Whit Gipson, took their mother and
wife, Mrs. Gipson, who has been
critically ill for some time, to Dal-
las for treatment. She is now in
Wichita Falls.
SPECI
Used Gars
’39 Chevrolet 2-door
MEATS
lowana Bacon......................lb 57c
Puritan Bacon......................lb 53c
Tall Korn Bacon..................lb 49c
Pork Chops ..........................lb 53c
Fryers—dressed and drawn., lb 53c
Picnics ..................................lb 43c
Wisconsin Cheese ................lb 43c
PRODUCE
Fancy Carrots....................2 bu 15c
Tomatoes............................ctn 13c
Wash. Del. Apples............2 lbs 29c
Yellow or White Onions......2 lbs 9c
Russetts..........................10 lbs 49c
GROCERY SPECIALS
’48 Ford 4-door
Loaded
’46 Chevrolet 4-door
KIMBELL’S SHORTENING............3 lb ert 69c
’35 Chevrolet Junker
CRISCO............ ....................................3 lbs 89c
DILL or SOUR PICKLES..........................qt 25c
CARNATION or PET MILK-2 lge cans......25c
Perry Pittman
USED CAR LOT
WAPCO CATSUP ..................................... 21c
ADMIRATION COFFEE..........................lb 83c
OXYDOL, TIDE, DUZ, DREFT....................29c
BRIGHT & EARLY TEA-with glass..........29c
KIMBELL’S ORANGE JUICE-46 oz can ..29c
LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE-tall can............12c
PurAsnow Flour
OAK GROVE OLEO................................lb 28c
s
POUNDS
FROZEN FOODS
POUNDS
S1.89
CAT FISH................................................ lb 49c
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE............pkg 37c
Birdseye Concentrated Orange Juice
Makes 1$ Pints................................25c
Gross Laundry
Helpy Self..............SO# per hr.
Damp Wash ____________5# per lb
Rough Dry ---------------7# per lb
WE ALSO DO FINISH WORK
We Ghre S. & H. Green tSaapn
Pickup and Delivery Service
CALL 12S
Open Mon. a. m. ih rough Sat. noon
MR. and MRS. J. B. CROSS
JOE B. GAMESON
BELTS and BILLFOLDS
“The Finest In Weatern Art"
DAN WALLACE PAINTINGS
Manitou Spring*, Colorado
Represented By
Holder’s Jewelry
ARCHER CITY, TEXAS
Authorized Chris-Craft Outboard
Motor Dealer
Authorized Sea King Parts Service
Saw and Mower Sharpening
Gasoline Engine Parts and Service
Steve’s Outboard Motors
NEW SHIPMENT BETTY ROSE SUITS JUST ARRIVED
Priced from 24.95 to 47.S0
HEARD'S
DR. TED ALEXANDER
Alexander Clinic and Hospital
OBSTETRICS and GENERAL PRACTICE
906 Grant, Wichita Falls Temporary Phone 2-2883
INSURE
NOW FOR
PROTECT
YOUR FARM
Your Possessions Are Valuable
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Sickness - Fire - Life
ALWAYS INSURE
JOE E. SHELTON
Where Friends Meet
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NOW CLOSED ON SUNDAY
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The Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1950, newspaper, October 19, 1950; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth708838/m1/2/?rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Archer Public Library.