The Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 49, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 27, 1976 Page: 8 of 18
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COLEMAN DEMOCRAT-VOICE
Coleman, Texas, April 27, 1976
What Two" -■ 'wrds over and over again Qne
''""'"My dear the old lady rt'pn ts-^swelt and the other( is
mantled her young niece. \ou 'oiisy
mast do something to improve 'Y«: agreed the young lady
your vocabulary You use two Hut what are the two words’"
Most people don't like to eat
fat, but if there was no fat
interspersed within the lean,1
most meat would not be
ftavorful. Flecks of fat within
the lean are called “marbling."
This is one of the important
quality grade factors for beef,
explains, Mrs. Gwendolyne
Clyatt, consumer marketing
information specialist with the
Texas Agricultural Extension
Service, The Texas A&M
University System.
Two burglars stopped in front
of a jewelry store window to
admire a tray of sparkling dia-
monds '' How would you like to
have your pick?" asked one
“I’d rather have my shovel.”
was the reply "1 could get more
that way "
PREPARING FOR FOREIGN VISITS-Three
former 4-H members discuss their plans
for traveling abroad with Dr. H. 0. Kunke),
left, acting director of the. Texas
Agricultural Extension Service and dean of
agriculture at Texas A&M University.
Simon Kit Horne of Coleman, Foy Jean
Crookham of Southmayd (Grayson County)
and Danny Sena of El Paso will live with
host families for six months as they
observe youth programs and pursue
special study interests.
More than a gift, The' Mother's Ring stands for
her own memories her marriage, her family, her
happiness. Custom crafted to highest standards of
quality, it kindles the warm-hearted thought that a
mother's love is a many splendored thing1 •
The mme >
The design is patented
Have Her Ring Made Today
Former Texas 4-Hers To
Spend Time Abroad
I
Buy On Your
Credit
W
EARLE SMITH'S
COLLEGE STATION Apr.
(Spl): Three young people from
Texas who are former 4-H
members will be spending'the
next six months in foreign
countries.
They are Fov Jean Crookham
of Southmayd (Grayson Coun
tyt, Simon Kit Horne of
Coleman and Danny Sena of El
Elect Jesse Williams
Having a long standing desire to serve
you, the people. Have the ability and
knowledge to handle machinery efficiently
and be a strong, yet fair voice in your
commissioners court. Would certainly
appreciate your support and vote.
Thank you,
Faso.-
The young people will be
participating in the Internation
al 4 H Youth Exchange (IFYEt
program, a program designed
to create international under
standing and good will and to
assist in the development of
youth programs throughout the
world.
Horne will be traveling to
Norway for his stay with
several host families while Sena
embarks for Finland. Both
traveled to Washington, D. C.
April 25 for a briefing ana
orientation session prior to
their trip overseas.
Crookham is still, awaiting
word from the National 4 H
Foundation as to her assigned
country.
special study interests and to
observe and work with youth
programs.
“We look forward to hearing
from these young people during
their stays abroad and upon
their return to Texas," noted
James. "We believe they will
make a valuable contribution to
the 4-H program in their host
countries and will also bring
back with them ideas and
suggestions for more effective
youth programs in the. United
States and Texas."
Some 35 to 40 countries
participate in 'the exchange
program each year, with more
than 85 youth exchanged each
way.
Jesse Williams
Candidate for
Commissioner of Precinct 3
Pol. Adv. pd. by Jesise Williams, Cofemiii, tex.
The National 4-H Foundation
administers the IFYE program
in behalf of the Extension
Service, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, pointed out Dan
James, area 4-H and youth
specialist for the Texas Agri-
cultural Extension Service.
Texas delegates are being
partially sponsored by the
Texas 4-H Foundation.
According to James, the
three former *4 H'ers will be
learning the cultures, language
and w ays of life in the countries
they will visit. They will also
have, opportunities to pursue
Used Pickups Galore!!
-70 DODGE,: i ton, long wide bed. small 318 engine with 3
-peed standard shift, very clean inside and out, good gas
con
$1285.(1)
the engine in our shop.
74 DODGE ‘ i ton, long wide bed. An economical 318 V 8
engine, power steering, automatic transmission. Slick as
......'..........$2585.00
70 CHEVROLET1- ton. long wide bed, V 8 with
automatic transmission, power steering, and air
conditioning. Very clean. Gold metallic color, $1485.00
69 DODGE 1.- ton, long wide bed. Another gas mileage
special with slant six engine and 3 speed standard
transmission. Now this is a truly extra clean pickup with
only 55,000 miles. Come see this one. $1185.00
62 INTERNATIONAL DA ton, short narrow bed, V/8
engine.,4 speed, heavy rubber, very clean for age, rigged
up for butane or gasoline. Now, this is a
a real workhorse! $485.00,
73 DODGE 11 ton. short narrow bed, 318 V /8 engine and
automatic transmission. This one looks great and
drives great. $1985.00
67 DODGE ton, short wide bed, a real.beauty, new
maroon paint with white stripe down the side. 318 V/8
.wi'h automatic transmission $885.00
73 INTERNATIONAL V« ton. -long wide bed, V/8,
automatic, and power steering. This one is ready to go to
work and it’s sharp looking too. But it's a "Binder” so it’s
priced to go. See it and drive it. $1285.00
73 CHEVROLET CHEYENNE ii. ton,- Song wide bed. -*, ■
only 44,000 miles, 350 V 8 with power steering, automatic
transmission and factory air, like new tires. $2685.00
70 DODGE 1 rton; short wide bed. Another slant six and
standard shift that's stiiigyon that gas. A slick yellow
and green two tone on a spotless body. $1485.00
72 FORD ton, short narrow bed, very slick, small V/8,
automatic transmission. $1985.00
73 DODGE 1 j ton, long wide bed. 318 V/8, automatic,
power steering, factory air, very good tires. $1985.00
69 CHEVROLET 'n ton. short wide bed, way above
average! Small. V/8, 4 speed, 55,000 miles. Hard to find
this kind! $1285.00
71 FORD RANGER 'h ton, long wide bed, automatic
transmission',|)90 V 8, power, and air conditioned, A very
clean pickup that looks just great. It's a buckskin tan
color, has the mag type wheel covers, and radial
tires $1985.00
74 DODGE V« ton, short wide bed, 318 V 8, power
steering, automatic transmission, very good tires. You'll
he proud to drive' up in this one. Looks just like a
76 model. $2585.00
67 FORD \ ton, long wide bed. We just spent $290.00
reconditioning the V/8 engine in our shop. Remember
now that it's a \ ton and it has a 4 speed transmission. If
you need a workhorse, here it is! $985.00
71 DODGE 'h tort, short wide bed. Famous for gas
mileage slant six engine with 140 horsepower and
standard 3 speed transmission. This one will get you to
work and hack every day on a minimum amount of
expense. $1385.00
71 DODGE V ton. short wide lied. A real gas saver. Has
the famous 140 horsepower slant six engine and a 3 speed
standard transmission. Very clean inside and out.1
Ready to go! $1285.00
66 DODGE 'it ton, short wide bed. Here's another gas
mizer. Equipped with slant six engine and standard 3
speed transmission. Ready to go. $785.00
73 DODGE ton, short wide bed, 318 V/8, automatic
transmission: Clean and sharp looking. Looks just like a
76 model. $1985.00
Taylor Motor Co.
Home of the Good Guys and Good Buys in Colemon Since 1922'
Former Local
Man Succumbs
Samuel (Bob) Beard, 82, of
Winters, formerly of Coleman,
died at 11:45 p.m. Monday,
April 12, in North Runnels
Hospital in Winters. Funeral
services were held there at 4
p m. Wednesday, April 14 in
Spill Memorial Chapel.
The Rev. Charles Steinberg,
pastor of Assembly of God
Church of Winters, officiated,
assisted by the Rev. Bill
Merritt, pastor of First Baptist
Church of Coleman. Burial was
in Lakeview Cemetery.
Born Aug. 28, 1893 near
Ballinger, his family later
moved to Coleman where he
lived for a number of years. He
was in the produce trucking
business and since 1968 he had
operated a fruit stand on South
Main Street in Winters. He
married Eura Lynn August 17,
1968, in Brownood.
Survivors include his wife;
six sons, Samuel M. of
Pasadena, D, O. of El Paso,
Robert Jr. of Phoenix, Ariz.,
Billy G. of Houston, W. R. of
Coleman and Harold N. of
Coleman; a daughter, Mrs. E.
C. Yates of Coleman; three
stepsons, L. D. Lynn of Clovis,
N, jM-t P- A. Lynn of Anson, and
Jim Lynn of Ft. Worth; two
stepdaughters, Mrs. Elmer
Martin of Odessa and Janeria
Snedegar of Lubbock; a sister,
Ethel Richardson of Dublin;
several grandchildren and
great grandchildren.
Sister-In-Law
Of Mrs. Beaty
Dies In Okla.
Mrs. Essie Lee Gary of
Sapulpa, Oklahoma, died there
Tuesday, April 20. She was a
sister in-law of Mrs. A. A.
(Blanche) Beaty who recently
moved from Cojeman to Steph-
enville.
Funeral services were not
scheduled until a nephew, Jack
Wassen whom Mrs. Gary had
assisted in rearing, was located
in Canada. He drives an oil field
truck on a route from Houston
to Alaska.
Rites were held at 10 a.m.
Friday, April 23, in the First
Assembly of God Church in
Sapulpa with a graveside
ceremony at 2:30 Saturday,
April 24, at Victor, 9 miles
north of De Leon, under
direction of the Stephenville
Funeral Home
Essie 1/ee Yardley and W. L.
(Bill) Gary were married in
1927 and lived at Seagraves,
Texas, until five years ago
when they came to Coleman.
Mr. Gary died here three and
one half months later with
burial in the family cemetery at.
Victor. Rev. S. J. Brutoh
officiated at funeral services for
both Mr. and Mrs. Gary.
An open letter
to the voters of
Coleman county
™mJoe
Gibson
Dear Friends,
About 6 months ago I decided to become a
candidate for the Texas Senate. My first
question was "How can I ask the people to let
me be their representative if I don't even
know them?" So for about 6 months now I
have been working diligently to get to know
you in order to qualify myself as your
.spokesman in Austin. .
I've attended chamber of commerce banquets,
pancake suppers, civic events, rattlesnake
hunts, band concerts and visited business
districts, city and county officials, and
neighborhoods door-to-door in order to get
acquainted with the people. I' ve been in
Colemanob-eight different occasions
because I believe that State Government is
best when it represents the people best.
I pledge to you my continued efforts to stay
in touch and to keep you informed on the
issues that are shaping state government.
I am my own man. I have no commitments to the
politics of state government and pledge to
provide quality leadership as your State
Senator. I'm enclosing a picture of my
family so we can feel better acquainted. •
Sincerely
Joe Gibson
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State Senate • District 24
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The Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 49, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 27, 1976, newspaper, April 27, 1976; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth733263/m1/8/?q=%22joe+dan+lemay%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.