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(Tex) Gaatlft-Mcvs Page 2 Monday, June 10,1974
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Til 4ICKSMM-GAZETTE NEWS
Ai by Community Research Bureau
MdUtod mry Monday aad entered at the Post
tMdes tt Jlctdwro, Texas, as second class mat-
tar, adar Act of Congress, March 3, 1870.
Tba Jacksboro Guatta, established atSprii*-
d^a la 1880 as Rural Citizen, moved to Jacksboro
aad changed to Jacksboro Gazette In 1889 and
combined with Jacksboro News, established 1895,
*W consolidated In 1919.f)ldest business uistL-
tattoa In Jack County.
cbtsMfled advertising rates: 6( per word first
lasertion, 4$ per word each consecuti ve insertion-
thereafter.
News from the Perrin Area
By WANDA-HUGHES
Mr. and Mrs. Cedi Hughes
were hosts to an Ice cream
supper June 1 at their home.
Those attending were Mrs.
letgb McGee .
. Publish®!
Office Pbooa (»17) 587-2816 Residence (817)567-'
W8. Suhecrtptloc Rates: $3 per year to Jack
Ooaaty Poet Offices $5,00 for 2 years subsdrlp—
Jacksboro Softball
Mens League Schedule
TUES., JUNE 11 MONDAY, JUNE 17
KAM Supply Vs.
Service Supply
THURS., JUNE 13
M. W. Index Vs.
KAM Supply
Live Oak Vs.
Mitchell #2
FRI., JUNE 14
Independent* V*.
Mitchell #1
Service Supply Vs.
M. W. Index
MESQUITE
DRIVE-IN
THUR - FRI - SAT
June 13-14-15
kffirfjfaily
ANTHONY PERKINS
BEAU BRUGES
MYTHE DANNER
_H C*l*r
SUN - MON - TUE
16-17-18
mmoix
C4« H
Mitchell #1 Vs.
K & M Supply
Independents Vs.
M. W. Index
PAMELA LOUISE CAMPBELL
Engagement
Announced
TUES., JUNE 18
Mitchell #2 Vs.
Mitchell ti\
Live Oak Vs.
Service Supply
THURS., JUNE 20
Service Supply Vs,
Independents
Mrs. Jennie Campbell of
Seymour announces the en-
gagement of her daughter
Pamela Louise to John Ellis
Marley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Marley of Jacksboro.
Vows will be exchanged
by the couple July 13. Miss
Campbell is a graduate of
Seymour High School and is
now attending Texas Tech in
Lubbock. Marley is a grad-
uate of Jacksboro School, at-
tended Weatherford College
and is presently assistant
manager of Hale Trailer
Manufacturing Company of
Lubbock.
New Look At Runaway Bay
Complete refurbishing and assumed development and
improvements of existing fa- sales management,
cllltles at Runaway Bay resort Under the extensive reno-
on the west side of Lake vation program the existing
Bridgeport and construction of main entrance, sales lodge
a totally uew resort center and information center, yacht
on the east side of the lake club, marina, motel and
are under way under the direc- country club are being sub-
tlon of new management, the
Diamoudliead Corp.
The $4 milUon improve-
ments program slated for the
3,800 acre resort in 1974 is
only a beginning with further
expansion planned for 1975-
76, according to Worth Zach-
ary, sale:; manager.
In January of this year,
Diamondhea 1 Corp., with
headquartc i s in Mountainside
N. J,, formed a joint venture
with former Runaway Bay
owners Hastings Enterprises
and Champion International.
Diamondhead at that time
"Where does my
‘Electric Bill Dollar'go?”
When you pay your
____i Power & Ligl
electric service bill, we
Texas Power & Light
hope you think of the many
comforts, conveniences and
pleasur
helps nr
•es electricity
make possible.-
But, we're frequently
asked-and maybe
you've been
wondering-”Where does
my 'electric bill dollar' go?"
Let's take a look at the
1973 dollar
Out of every dollar
received from every -
customer last year, 2W was used to pay for the fuels
needed to generate electric power. natural gas, coal
and oil.
In 1973, the expenses of running generating plants,
keeping plants, lines, trucks and other facilities and
equipment in good operating condition, paying the
salaries of employees, etc., required 20c of each
'electric bill dollar’.
Another 20c of each dollar was needed for federal, state
and local taxes. In many of the cities and towns it
i, TPGL lathe largest single taxpayer
stantially remodeled.
The current Information
cener has already under-
gone a face lifting and now
resembles other Diamond-
head buildings with rough sawn
cedar sidings and port-of-call
pillings. It will become the
administration building when
Runaway Bay East is com-
pleted.
Scheduled for completion
July 15, is the complete re-
modeling of the Yacht Club.
New interior design and
furnishings will be incor-
porated in the coffee shop,
banquet and dining room
and cocktail lounge.
Also planned for the east
side are a new country
club, a new main entrance
with reflecting pools and
fountains off U.S. 380, miles
of new roads currently under
construction and hundreds of
condiminiums and homesltes.
Several projects planned for
1975 include new stables and
riding club to replace the
existing stable. Still further
in the future are plans for
another golf course and club-
house on the south shore.
Although Runaway Bay ad-
ministration is currently not
selling lots, they are In-
troducing an option-to-buy
program June 2.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price,
Jamie and Jimmy enjoyed a
♦rip to the coast and Mexico,
May 30-June 4,*
Ml dollar'
The remaining I7t of the dollar, representing funds set
aride for depreciation costs and stockholder earnings
not paid out In dividends, was used by the Company
for construction of new generating plants, lines and
other facilities.
Just as you must budget your income and make
adfostments because of rising costs and changing
condttions, so must Texas Power & Light. We're
tightening our belts... looking for ways to produce
and supply electricity more efficiently and more
economically, white continuing to provide the
dependable service you expect for your ‘electric bill
0
III TEXAS POWER 8c LIGHT COMPANY
A tax-paying, inveetof-ownec electric utility
Think
small.
And see us
for authorized
fates, fervice,|
and parts.
I W1LMER CRUM
TVolkawagon, Inc. <
HI way 180 East
Mineral Wallk
Marie Hughes, Janet and Doe-
na cf San Antonio, Mrs,
Pearl Masley, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Turner and Greg,
and Mrs. Marie Ladd of
Jacksboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Steward and Gil of
Wichita Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Bunnigan and David
of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Hughes, James, Kenny
and Danny of Jacksboro, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Abshlre, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Dunnigan
and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Johnston, Tina and
Lisa Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Dunnigan, Mrs. Mar-
leans Dunnigan and Derryll,
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lyon,
Kim and Tony, all of Perrin.
With this group all but four
grandchildren of the decen-
dants of Mel and Alice Turn-
er were together.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Willard
and Paula Sue, Eugenia Turn-
er and Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Mints of Dallas along with
Mrs. Bonnie Dodson and
Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Turner and Irlean, Ernest
and Katie Turner, Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Turner and Lena
Faye Turner of Lakewood, all
attended the annual Turner
family reunion held at Min-
eral Wells the first Sunday
in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tay-
lor, Kathy, Randy and Dudley
of San Angelo are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ides Turner
and other relatives in the
Perrin area.
Mrs. Georgia Francis is
home from Palo Pinto Hos-
pital.
IT’S A BOY...
For Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lie Archer. He is Jeremy
Lee and he weighed 6 lbs.
and 8 ozs. upon arrival at
Palo Pinto Hospital.
For Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Farmer. He Is Kody Wil-
liam and be arrived at Palo
Pinto Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gibbs
and family have moved to
Gorman.
Perrin 4-H students will
participate in the Jack-
Clay county youth camp June
10-11 at Lake Bridgeport
Perrin Lions Club will meet
Monday night June 17 in the
school cafeteria.
Open house for Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Francis on
their fiftieth wedding anni-
versary will be held June 16,
2 to 5 p.m. Friends and rela-
tives are invited to join them
on this special day.
By DONNA LEACH
The rodeo and dance last
weekend was enjoyed by
several I
♦ * •
Pam and Mark sure looked
cute dressed alike I
* * *
Karla King has been
keeping busy at the pool “life-
guarding.”
* * *
Debbie and Steve spent one
Sunday at Six Flags and
came back with a life size
poster of themselves I
* * *
Congratulations to the FFA
who won the Best Decorated
Float In the parade Thursday!
* * *
Congratulations and good
luck to Mr. and Mrs. David
Solomon I
* * *
Cindy M. was surprised with
a promise ring from Bruce,
last weekl
* * *
Vicky C. and Bobo?
* * *
It was nice to see Rhonda
J backintownl
• * •
James A. Myers attended
a debating workshop in
Arlington last weak!
* * *
Does Billy Joe enjoy lip-
stick fights?
* * *
Ronnie sure looks lonely
since Kelly has been In
Florida!
* * •
The JHS girls Quartet went
to State June 31 They got a
3! those in the quartet are
Margaret Hendricks, Kim
Eatherly, Carla Henderson
and Psm renter I
* • *
Margaret also won a three
in a solo! Good going girls!
* * *
Did David and Beverly have
a little trouble getting their
car started?
• * *
On June 5, 6, 7, Margaret
Hendricks, Susan Clerihew,
Mrs. Ogle and Mrs. Hen-
dricks attended the annual
workshop! They came back
with lots of new Ideas for
the “75” Fang I
* * *
Vickie Payne was in for
the rodeo I
* * *
Rhonda Weldon and her fam-
ily spent last weekend in Ty-
ler! * * *
Congratulations to Kathi
Carpenter who won Misg Jack
County. Runners up ware Aftk
Wbitsitt and Julie Fenter.
* * *
Congrats also to lisa Fen-
ter who won Junior Miss I
Runners up were Joaquin
Thompson and Regina Ray!
* ♦ *
Have a nice week!
J,
^BIRTHS
For Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Herd of Jacksboro. George
Lee was born May 25 in
Wichita Falls Hospital and
welghedielghf lbs and nine oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. George Musser, Mrs.
Mary Herd and great grand-
mother Mrs. Mertie Tipton of
Stroud. Oklahoma.
Jacksboro Sr. Ltagus
Baseball Schedule
June 11—Spurs, 6:30 p.m.
June 14—Astros, 6:30 p.m.
June 18—Spurs, 8:00 p.m.
June 20—Rangers, 6:30 p.m.
June 21—Warriors, 8:00p.m.
June 22—Spurs, 6:30 p.m.
June 25—Rangers, 8:00 p.m.
June 27—Warriors, 6:30p.m.
June 28—Olney, 8:00 p.m.
June 29—Astros, 8:00 p.m.
JACKSBORO CHURCHES
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF Guu
321 North 2nd Street
RtV.’ROY CARPENTER, Pastor
9:45 — Teachers Prayer Meeting
10:00—Sunday School
11:00—Sunday Morning Worship
8:00—Choir Practice
6:45—Children’s Church
6:45—Christ Ambassadors
7:30-^Evangelistic Service
7:30—Wednesday-Family Night
(Misslonettes, Royal Rangers,
Bible Study) Thursday—Womens
Missionary Council
BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Bowie and Jasper St. Jacksboro
REV. W. O. FERGUSON. Pastor
9:45—Sunday School
-l|:0o—Worship
8 j00*-Chrlst’s 'Ambassadors
VfOO—Evening Service
7;00->-Wednesday Prayer Meeting
MEMORIAL CHRISTIAN
AND
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
REV. JIM PINGLETON, Pastor
9:80—Chrlstian-Sunday School
wOO—Presbyterlan-Sunday School
10:50—Morning Worship
8:00—Sunday Evenings-Youth Group
ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC
225 West College, Jacksboro
REV. PHILLIP JOHNSON, Pastor
10:00 A.M.
LIVE OAK BAPTIST r
1014 Wichita Av., Jacksboro
REV. PAUL HAMPTON, Pastor
9:45—Sunday School
11:00—Morning Worship
6:15—Training Union
7;30—Evening Service
7:30—Wednesday Night Prayer
Meeting
SOUTHWEST BAPTIST
718 West Mjesqulte, Jacksboro
REV,'EARL H. OGLESBEE, Pastor
9;45--Sunday school
11:00—Worship
6:30—Training Uhion
7:30—Evenlag Service
7:36—Wednesday Prayer Meeting
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
200 N. Knox, Jacksboro
REV. JIMMY 1 ~ pastor
CHUCK GARTMAn, ic-Youth
Director
9:45—Sunday School
11:00—Worship
:00—Youth Choir Practice
8:00—Training Uhion
7:00—Evening Worship
WEDNESDAY
6;00—Teachers Meeting
7:30—Prayer Meeting-Youth Bible
Study
Attend The Church
of Your Choice
PERRIN ASSEMBl Y OF GOD
Perrin, Texas
REV. JOHNNY L. HORNER, Pastor
Phone 798-2431
10:00—Sunday School
11:00—Morning Worship
6:00—Sunday P.M. C.A.’S
7:00—Evening Worship
7:30—Wednesday Evening
ANTELOPE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Antelope, Texas
BR. WILL ASTON. Pastor
10:00—'Sunday Scnool
11:00—Worship
5:30—Training Uhion
6:30—Evening Worship
GRACE BAPTIST
212 East Archer, Jacksboro
REV. DEAN GANN, Pastor
10:00—Sunday School
11:Q0—Morning Worship
6:30—Evening Worship
6:30—Wednesday Night
Prayer Meeting
first united
METHODIST CHURCH
406 North Main, Jacksboro
REV. W. T. flack) JOHNSON, Pastor
PHIL MADDOX, Music-Youth Director
9:45—Sunday School
11:00—Worship
4:45—Jr. High Choir Practice and UMYF
5:30—Sr. High UMYF
7:00—Evening Worship
Wednesday 7 p.m. —Choir Practice
eiBLE BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH „ CHR|ST
BOB J. QUINN, Minister
215 E. Belknap, Jacksboro
9:45—Sunday School
10:45—Worship
6:00—Singing
6:30—Evening Service
7JQ-:-WednesdSyj>rayer Meeting
MT. PI5GAH
METHODIST
East of Phillips St., Jacksboro
REV. WILLIE DONN
REV, WILLIE DONERSON, Pastor
11:00— Morning Worship
PERRIN CHURCHES
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Perrin, Texas-
LON WILLIAMS, Minister
10:00—Sunday School
10:45—Worship
:00—Evening Service
I ^0—Wednesday Night Worship
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Perrin, Texas
LARRY HANNA, Pastor
9:45—Sunday School
10:55—Worship Service
7:00—Church Training
8;00—Worship Service
7:00—Wednesday Worship
BRYSON CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
. JIM GERLT, Pastof " V
Bryson, Texas
10:00—Sunday School
11:00—Worship K
6;00—Training Uhion
7:00—Evening Service
7:00—Wednesday Prayer Meeting
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Bryson, Texas
CARL LESSEN, Minister
10:00—Sunday School
10:45—Worship
6:00—Evening Worship
7:00—Wednesday Night Service
UNITED METHODIST
Bryson, Texas
REV. ROBERT LEFFELJR., Pastor
9:30~Worship Service
10:30—Sunday School
SQUAW MOUNTAIN
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
10:00—Sunday School
11:00—Worship
Ti00—Evening Service
6:00—Wednesday Prayer Meeting
MOUNTAIN HOME
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Qraham Highway
REV. KENNETH RICHARDSON
10:00—Sunday School
11:00—Worship
7:00—Training Uhion
7;30—Evening Worship
7:30—Wednesday Prayer Meeting
GIBTOWN BAPTIST
REV. RONNIE POWELL, Pastor
10:00—Sunday School
11:00—Worship
7:00—Bvenlng Service
POST OAK BAPIIST,
/■
9:45—Sunday School
11:00—Worship Service
6:00—Training Union
7:00—Evening Service
;:00—Wednesday Prayer Service
319 North Knox, Jacksboro
BILLY ROGERS, Pastor
10:00—Sunday School
11:00-Worship
7*00—Prayer Meeting
7:30— Worship
7;00—Wednesday Night Service
JESUS NAME CHURCH
Wednesday-Saturday-Suiday
Sunday School—10:00—Sunday
Morning
OAKLAND COMMUNITY
CHURCH
2:00>feervlce Every 1st S today
7:00—Friday Prayer Meeting
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ANTIOCH BAPTIST
Phillips Street, Jacksboro
REV. W. F.POffc, Pastor
3;45—Sue dajt Wot ship ’
11:00—Worship
8:00-,Evenlng Servlet
NORTHS1DE
CHURCH OF CHRI5T
Jasper and Jack Street, Jacksooro
Alternate Speaker by local Brethern
and Visiting Ministers
10:30—6:00—tbiSfA Day Service
7;30—Wednesday Bible Study
JERMYHBAPTIST CHURCH
Highway 199
REV. JAMES PARKS, Pastor
10:00—Sunday School
11:00—Morning Worship
5^00—Church Training
5:4%-Evening Worship
8ICO—Wednesday prayer Service
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Jacksboro Gazette-News (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. NINETY-FIFTH YEAR, No. 3, Ed. 1 Monday, June 10, 1974, newspaper, June 10, 1974; Jacksboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth735233/m1/2/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gladys Johnson Ritchie Library.