Jacksboro Gazette-News (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 1, 1956 Page: 7 of 10
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Records From Jack
County Cowl House
Warranty Deed
A. E. Martin et ux — Glenn
Brown et ux.
A. L. Smith, Jr. et al — Glynn
F. Venable et ux.
Mary Middleton—Lessie Fitz-
gerald.
Marie Ladd — Clifford M.
■Rimer. *
Release
Lone Star Prod. Co. — F. L.
Shawver et al.
Bolin Oil & Gas Co. — Euna
W_ Loving.
Oil Lease >,
Olga Stimpson et al — H. S.
Bose et al (3 instrument).
Meal Powers et al — Chester
tees (2 instrument).
James Richard Brooks — Ves-
fts Corp.
Alango G. Brooks et ux —
testex Corp.
Meal Powers et al — Chester
. tees.
I D. Bowen et al — Charles
MHion.
It, H. Thompson et ux — Lone
ter Prod. Co.
Assignment
W. P. Strangword — Thelma
M Strangword.
Doctors Royalty Co. — Petro-
Mnerals, Inc.
Chester Imes — Vestex Corp.
J® instrument).
Bobby M; Bums—Cities Serv-
te Oil Co. et al.
F; M. (Jack) Grace—Christie,
Mitchell & Mitchell.
Herbert B. Story — G. L.
Shapard, Jr.
Jas. (Steward Foundation -
Ambassador Oil Co. (2 instru-
ment). , ”■
Charles Million — Trice Prod.
Co. ' / •<
P. M. (Jack) Grace — H. A.
Bomefeld <Jr.
H. A. .Bomefeld, Jr. — W. N.
Zinn.
B. F. Allison — S. & S. Oil
Co.
Otis E. Nelson—Nash Oil Co.
John M. Mouser — McMahan-
Bullington Drill Co.
Deed
Oakwood Cemetery AssoC. —
Lillie Clifton.
Veterans Land Board — Jack
S. Raines.
JERMYN JOTTINGS Part of Agricultural Surplus Should Be
Mrs. E. K. Sampley
Correspondent
Bill Ferguson of Mitchell,
South Dakota has been visiting
relatives in and around Jermyn.
Recent visitors in the E. K.
Sampley home were Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Graham of Denton,
Mrs. Agnes Thornton and Pat
By Congressman Frank Ikard
Debate has started in the
Senate on the legislation that
will outline the agricultural pro-
gram for the next year. The
House Committee on Agricul-
Ware of" Olney, Greenie Coley of I ture has this week been hold-
Jacksboro, Hugh Coley and sons inS hearings. Within the next
of Bryson and Robert Coley of
Pampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones of
few weeks the matter will be
considered by the House.
Much has been said about the
Denver, Colorado have been1 agricultural surpluses that we
visiting in the W. T. Jones home have on hand. One thing about
Royalty Deed V
Herbert B. Story —
Shapard, Jr.
here and the B. B, Jones home,
Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox of
surpluses that has not been gen
erally understood is that to
some degree these sizeable sur-
G. L.
Fort Worth spent Sunday with pluses have been created by the
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. I State Department which in ex-
'Growth and Development
the Charles King home.
Growth and Development in M M
ercise of foreign policy effec-
tively prevented movement of a
Cullers.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Turner,
Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester large portion of these surpluses
Carter were recent visitors in | into the world market. Over a
period of several years, they
Maturity” was the oroeram Mr‘ and Mrs- charles King have created in foreign coun-
.. SThllrcj„,, ^a,, visited in the Lewis King home. tries active competition for our
Cole, JUTS ,1 seems
•cKSM & s-sf-fr
Mrs. L. E. Boley discussed King*8*8 of Mr‘ and Mrs' Plus£?s up to the American farm-
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sanders
and granddaughter were recent
visitors of her brother and sis-
ter, Den and Wynelle Leather-
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dunlap of
Denton visited Mr. and Mrs.
“Emotional and Creative Liv-
ing”. Mrs. J. L. Lacewell spoke
on “Personal Adjustments”.
Mrs. W. W. Tinney was co-
hostess and guests were Mmes.
Earl Whitsitt and Katie More-
man.
Bernice Hill will be hostess Luke Dunlap recently,
for the Texas Day program | * * *
March 1.
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check Gazette-News want-ads.
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Compounded Semi-Annually.
• ALL INVESTMENTS ARE INSURED up to
$ 10,000.00 for any one Investor.
| Mitfual Building & Loan Association
WEATHERFORD, TEXAS
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For more than 71 years
it has been our privilege
to render service to
this community.
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MONUMENT BUILDERS
AUTHORIZED ROCK OF AGES DEALER
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A surprise housewarming for
Mr. and Mrs. Bowden Spearman
and birthday party for Mrs.
Arch Craig were given by
friends Monday night.
A covered dish dinner, 42 and
bridge were enjoyed by Mrs.
George Clements of Dallas, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Shead, Mr. and
Mrs. N. A. Meyer} Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
James MacFarlane and Mrs.
Lydia Loncar and Vicki of
Jacksboro, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Craig,
Mr. and Mrs. Bowden Spearman
and Cynthia Ann Jones.
About People You Know
Mr. and Mrs. James Obie
Northcutt of Wichita Falls,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Almon
Smith over the weekend. Mrs.
Northcutt remained for a few
days vigit with her parents.
Carolyn and Clifton Talley of
Wichita Falls visited Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Smith over the week-
end.
, Mrs. D. L. Smith and Ece and
Mrs. John H. Bryn visited Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Talley at the
Shrimp House in Wichita Falls
Saturday.
pluses up to the American farm
er rather than a great share of
it being charged to the State
Department and our foreign
policy as it should be.
We should further understand
that we have been and are stock-
piling many other strategic ma-
terials in the event we should be
involved in a war. If war should
occur, and everyone hopes, of
course, that it will not, a large
portion of our agricultural sur-
pluses would be used immediate-
ly in the war effort and would
certainly stand us in good stead.
Shortly, consideration will be
given to a large program for
Federal aid-to-education. Every-
one recognizes the fact that a
proper and adequate system of
education is essential to the con-
tinuation of our form of Govern-
bility of supporting, maintain-
ing, and eventually controlling
our public school system.
Throughout our history, the
States and the local school dis-
tricts have had this responsi-
bility and through the years
have done a remarkable job of
providing a high quality of free
education. If the States and local
authorities are to be relieved
of this responsibility by the
Federal Government, it would
obviously be just one more step
toward the centralization of
everything in Washington, and
it would leave much less of the
governmental function to be con-
trolled at the local level.
It seems to me that States and
local authorities can do a much
more efficient and worthwhile
job of administering our schools
than can the Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare.
Barton Chapel Chats
Mrs. Doyle Dunlap
Correspondent
Clark Whaley is in the Jacks-
boro Hospital after receiving
burns on his face, arm and leg,
while working on his tractor
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Teague
and J. D. visited in the Cody
Boggs home, Abilene, Sunday.
Judy and Nelson Oliver of
Jacksboro are visiting Jackie
Potts this week.
Benny Rhoades spent the
weekend with Terrell Roberts
at Jacksboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nash were
! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hardy at Perrin, Sunday.
POST OAK NEWS
Miss Fonda Ogle
Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sparkman
and family visited their daugh-
ter and other relatives in Den-
ton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Shan Campsey,
Mr. and Mrs. Renfro Scarber
and daughter, Diane and Miss
Cuba Skaggs visited in the
Ernest Ogle home Sunday after-
noon.
Rev. and Mrs. Pat Craig and
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Chester and
family of Fort Worth were din-
ner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. George Chester and Will
Garrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Neeley Horn of
Buffalo Springs visited Mr. and
Mrs. Odell Deweber and Tony
Sunday.
Temple Fry of Petersburg
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Fry a few days last week.
Kathy Chester of Fort Worth
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Chester and
Will Garrett this week.
Members of the Post Oak HD
Club met Monday and Tuesday
at the Post Office building to
make a quilt. They enjoyed a
covered dish luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott and
son, Ronnie, Fort Worth, visited
over the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pair and
Judy, Mrs. Foncine Rodgers, Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Whitehead j
Emmitt Hancock of Bowie
joyed singing together in
G. W. Cleveland home Thursdd
evening.
Mrs. Roscoe Scott visited
George Edwards Sunday
noon.
Judy Pair visited Lilly
Stark in Newport Sunday.
Visitors in the G. W. Clev
land home Sunday were Mr.
Mrs. Charlie McMahon of Fo
Worth.
Ameal Scott who is attend
Midwestern University, Wichitj
Falls, was home with his granq
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Re
Scott over the weekend.
Jimmy McMillion visited
and Mrs. Jess Haney over til
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Morelan|
visited Mr. and Mrs. Burl Fulch
er in Bowie last week.
Ben McCorkle of Joy visite
Bee Marsh Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Coop
and daughter Pamela, attende
the regional basketball game ill
Dallas Saturday. Mrs. Cooper’^
brother, C. W. Simons playe
for Bellevue in the game.
Mr. and Mrs. Shan Campsejl
and Tom Scarber were in Com-|
manche on business last week.
About People You Know
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Willar
and boys of Boyd visited Mr.|
and Mrs. George Herd
Jewell Lawson Friday.
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Hears Review
Mrs. Clarence Conner review-
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put on our existing system by j s. February 14.
the great increase in our popula-! Jermyn W. M. S. were guests
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However, the underlying ques- j Royal Service program,
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Dennis, James R. Jacksboro Gazette-News (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 1, 1956, newspaper, March 1, 1956; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth734679/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gladys Johnson Ritchie Library.