The Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1946 Page: 1 of 12
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~-l^!!:P_I0 THE PEST INTERESTS OF TAFT AND SAN PATRICIO COUNTY.
^a^* Icxas, i hursday, November 7, 1946.
TAFT—THE CITY OF OPPOKTCMHfK
Number
Taft-Sinton Legion Football Game Here Nov.
Grtyhtuds, Pirates
To Clash Here Nov. 15
Baptist Convention
To Be Held in
Mineral Wells
The annuel ft otbsll 0*me *
*hat It always anxiously looked
forward to by fane of the entire
county—the game between the
S>nton High School Pirates and I I
the Taft Ul.i. ___.
the Taft High School Grey- j 1
hounds—will be played under
the lights of the Greyhound
Stadium In Taft on Friday
night, November 15, beginning
•it It o’clock. A record crowd
is eapecled to fill the stande to
witness this long awaited grid
battle between old rivals.
(ONERS Win. EYES TO BUND . . . Some I .DM prisoners in
yllle penitentiary, .tniiri, III., who volunteered to bequeath their
l In mediral stir act aftf r their ilratli, so that many Mind persons
r Stay be xbb- In see .tpxin. si«n up In thi pri««n ground*,. Only parts
1st the "< orie-a" will be ttx-d lit *ul. u ijtirnt “tranopUnling" nperailons
f prestore vision. In certain eases of ’eornear’ deficiency.
Gregory Fire
Blast Wrecks
Barber Shop
iningham Motors Now Showing
pw Kaiser Special Automobiles
»»lf. In examining H. note par-
tirularly fft• • following feature** • j
Bui/t in for your eafety, comfort I
«n»i (.'Otkfetilcnve. Observe* the j
width ♦ f th* both front and
r«*ar. 62 i < tor-*--mure r’rvin five
feet from door to door! This
tnr;ir, .t • i\ |-atAw.g*r car. Mov-jbuilding,
ir,I ■ retie M-ai sn eceeptlmia' i Mr Hruns011 received painful
di -,.t • iihe.Kl ..r the rear axle!but n0‘ serious burns on the
»■ ■,t in. •< ar wheel houslmts. not i ha"d*- fac* an.-> arms »» triefl
Fj'tl Iji"
GREGORY.—An explosion of
undetermined origin touched off
x fire here at 5 o’clock Wed-
nesday night that destroyed one
business place and damaged an-
other.
The \V T Rrutis.n Barber and
Tailor Shop, where the Mast oc-
curred. was virtually destroyed.
Ditnage to the building arid
equipment was estimated at $S.-j
ooo.oo.
Flames spread to the Singleton j
Grocery Store, next door, causing
undetermined damage to the!
Mayor J. Ward Crow of Sinton and
C .J. Meyer of Taft To Thrill Crowd*
Jackass Race At Half of Legion Grid
The Baptist General Conven-
tion of Texas will have its an-
nual sessions at Mineral Wells
beginning at 7:15 on Tuesday
night. November 11. and running I
through a night session on Thurs-
day. K r> Head of Fort Worth
is president of the convention.1
Other officers are: first vice-
president, Forrest Freezor of Wa-
co; second vice-president. Odell
Jameson of Dallas; recording sec-
retaries. D. n. South of San An
lonio and Roy L Johnson of Can-
yon.
Texas personalities who will oc-
cupy prominent places on
Slated as the "frame of the year,” the team* 01
Sinton and Ta/t-Oregory American legion poets will
in a football classic under the lights of the Greyhound
dium in Taft Saturday night. Nov. 16. The game will
at 6 o'clock. Workouts were In progress this week for
game, and fans are promised a thrilling grid spectacle.
Frederick Johnson Is chairman of arrangement*
Sinton, while Loren C. Council Is In charge of arrange::
in Taft. Oltn O. Chafin will coach the Sinton eleven
Grady Reynoids will be the Taft-Gregory coach.
An added attraction at the half will feature
Ward Crow of Sinton in a Jackass race against the
of Taft, C. J. Meyer. The admission price will be |1
adults and 60 cents for school children 10 years of a
up. The purpose of this game Is to raise funds to
the the treasur-V for the building of an American Legion .
w. r. 1 creation Center, plans for which are being worked on at
convention program are: ......
White of Austin, carr p. Collins j present time by the newly appointed building cor
of Dallas, F5. j. Gregory of San i ------------------------------------------------.---m-r,
Antonio, C. F.. Hereford of Cor- w , , m ,, mm __ ___
Pus Christ!. FT H. Westmoreland, j
of Houston, VV. FI. McKenzie of _______ _____________________
~ — " IMP
FOR UNITED NATIONS’ LADIES
. . . Jetn While displays the Unit-
ed Nations sesrf which will be
presented to women delegates.
The scarf carries the seal of each
of the 51 nations in color on white
silx ss well as C.N. map.
permit* more room--it!to f!*,va:-’,! equipment.
11,.■ i’'•!. tt* r fib-’ Hack sen! Firf' engines from Taft. Port-
tV|p|iand and Sinton arrived 2b min-
utes after they had received the
(i.n-selJg
TAFT METHODIST
CHURCH ANNOUNCES
NEW OFFICIAL BOARD
In the organization of the of-
ficial board of the Taft Method-
ist Church, T. A. Vernor, Jr , was
elected to succeed E. L. Barrow
as chairman. Mr. Barrow has
served the church as chairman of
j the board for the past ten years
alarm. le.ntl retires wl'h the love and at-
The fire was the second at the! lection of the entire membership.
Brunson shop in S't years. Mr. | and the deop appreciation for the
Brunson» first store, which hej splendid service
or™ ride between
The floor ar t) seat are
Al-h-h menr.e a lower cer
,-vitity gTCiite; safety and
r mid. is, >,i"utilly, this
ti-ia'sir. lot more lug- ■ . . .
,,.Ri- ,|„, k. j built on property he has owne i: the church
he has rendered
........................ . . . In this responsible
1 !, lOiiiiv'1 f •* m! for n»nrly 3n years, was destroy-1 position James Toland. Rny
.• • " ti fr ut i»tl ilr iel* by ’">• In 1234. Schultz and Elton Ford were the
ori beet, moved bilk In .
'be side vision as well | jaft FrA Chapter
area of ihe «ondshleid ' . ,
Ti.- rear wi dow i« tt inches;Nominates rive
aide riding »n • xfi pMonn!! , ri • l
vi.-v- -,f th.-, road behind. ; sweetheart Rivals
"This mr has a full lOO horse-j T)w Taft chapter of Future
[K;W(-r and an unusual horsepow- i partners of America met at their
n eight ratio which means j second monthly meeting of the
year The camdidofes for their
i uinrn.- am
haui >vis| < . t,, re-j
KuI' atrr »' >r- i
Gptham I’aig* For :
'ion took oyer the vast V\(l-j
Run !)>,ri!fd ir.r or:iv a1
t Mo It was filled with *ur- j,,r ,f)
* Arm>' t'iulpmerit all ‘f flaxhlnsr performance! it has all
HMveniun , . , c im, MxU‘'y throu*h• | sweethearts were elected and the
1 Um ' p d tlm " • 'm" rigid bo* frame, self-eiiergiz- for the V0„0« arP j„ thp
brakes ami exrra-wb.e when! ,jr„K stores and cafes In town,
riuiv fur steering safety. It l» Th„ candidates are as follows:
i n>nv<*n{ivinal r«»ar«wnee! urivo _ __ „ .
. mode), wi-1. < oil springs in front !*,ro 'Y Mueller, senior.
,tn,l seml-elUptlc. rubber-mounted Loretta Beard, senior.
■ --ring- in the rear. it has a Joyce Hester. Junior,
wheelbase ..f ir 1-2 inches. Re" ^,nIdmft"’ ,<>!>h(>ra,’rP ,
, "Gettit.a down to detailed re- Melaa Williams, freshman,
fi- emt-ni* trv Dm exterior “trig- Kv»ry vote will be appreciated.
' fii„,r handle* which cannot Votes ire lc each.
■op or. rbdhitur and the inside Tlie third meeting of the Taft
y.iisb I-tifton latches. Note IbCtFiltur/ Farmers will be held oil
h/ttid-orti.- Instrument jv.inei, rile Monday Nov. It, 1546. At this
quitiily and beauty of the uphol*-! meeting, the initiation of Green | '» between the Taft
'< ' > , ' Hands will be held. All Green j aml Sinton Pirates,
Vim may place your deposits j Hands are asked to be present • ^jj.h Ul ^e played tinder the
Ir? uouM u*-1 Htavte.i in only
monthu, aiJ rhi- r*'impii* u**'•«.!
(RBipmeut required th*1? rapid
-'i! pr.i iurUon <s(
, car-- had instaliwi,
.ft? hid '
tffid Will. iw. R • r. *a a * ir; prodisr-
**»•’ Bu< h i j->. usually uk*-»,
pits «'• long.
I the v, | i, t'urmi- sham Mo
btre tjf.s i;., \ ■■ -■ ,|i-., i -
IVK'Cv the firs, -df <he ;,rod ’ tuu
Vuliittte tm-rt-arif.g v';:b.
''■'v ,i-i- : ,v Tit,- aiur of
*»ri .1 K.'um • md Joimph VV
vren- is - th-.-:-. t,. the
beard of stewards.
Other officers are:
Bishop—A. Frank Smith, Hous-
ton, TexAS.
District Superintendent—Dr
John Deschner. Corpus Christi.
Superintendent of Church
School—J N. Stone.
Chuirman Board of Stewards—
T A. Vernor, Jr.
Seeretary—dloy Schultz.
Treasurer—iMr». 0. H Phillips.
President IWtotnan’s Society of
Christian Service — Mrs. K. h.
Barrow.
Corresponding Secretary — Mrs
Fred Htimpbrle*.
Dallas. Forrest Freezor of IVaco,
Hal Buckner of Dallus and Thom-
as J. Watts of Dallos.
Out of state speakers will be
J- W. Mai shall, Duke K. McCall,!
John D. Freeman, and John L.
Hill, all of Nashville. Tennessee,
and Ellis A. FAtiler of Dauisville,
| Kentucky.
C. E. Matthews, superintendent
of evangelism for Texas Baptists, j
will present his report at the!
Wednesday night session. ‘Em-
phasis Is being placed on simul-
taneous evangelism. Under the
current plan churches in a given
area will engage In revival meet-
ings at the same time. To date
107 of the 134 assoclational areas
of Texas are committed to such
concerted campaigns. About 2,-
700 churches will participate in
these simultaneous efforts during
3547.
Dr J. Howard Williams of Dal-
las will climax the sessions w:ieu
he brings the first ttnnual report
of his current tenure as Execu-
tive Secretary of Texas Baptist*
ori Thursday night. Dr. Wtiijpmf
will report a year in which ac-
complishments h.-.ve omstrippeil
all previous years in every phase
of endeavor. He will report state
office receipts for all causes to-
taling above the receipts in 1925.
The World Emergency Relief Of-
fering which has claimed recent
Baptist attention has reached the
staggering total of
Local Church To Be Host To Bianco
Baptist Ass’n Workers’ Conference
utkt*. ]
W.M.U.
The Worker*’ Conference of
the Blanco Baptiet Association
will meet with the First Bap-
tiet Church of Taft on Tues-
day, November 19.
Th* meeting 1* being held
one week later Ir, order to
come after th* State Conven-
tion. Applications for State
Aid should be approved «st this
meeting. Those who can not
take part on the program *r«
asked to notify Rev. Ear! Hill,
Taft, at once.
been
W.
The program has
nounced. us follows:
10:00 a. ra.—Song service.
C. Blnford.
30:10 a. m.--Devotional, Bryan
Teague, unge. Texas,
to-25 i m—Report on W. M
Blnford, Assn.
10:40 a. ra.—Borne Insj
High Points of State Con
Claude Bridges.
10:55 a. m.- The ChhJJ-:
Program of the CotaTentko, ft
Lloyd.
11:10 a. ra.—Congregation
11:15 a. m.—Aaaociatimal
gellstlc Campaign Next »prt
A. Sanders.
11:25 a. in. — Annonm
and offering.
11:85 a. m.—Special Mtwte*
Miss Helen Howie Roberts, Tat
13:40 a. in.—Sermon. C. 'I
Jones, Kockport.
12:15 p. ra.—Lunch by :)Mi
Church.
1:15 p. m.—Executive hag
Meeting W ar. V. Eoari
&
Falforrias Jerseys Beal
Taft Greyboueds 194
In a District 38-A conference football game played! j
sacneu tne der the lights at Taft last Friday nJght. the Falfurri**,
I725.ooo.oo j seys defeated the Taft Greyhounds 18-6. The Ore-
whe^ Texas Baphste^ were asked. | however, kept the Jerseys ftl doubt until the ftwml
... * sounds endjrig the play.
SENIOR CLASS TO SILL
SPECIAL PROGRAMS AT
BIG TAFT-SINTON GAME
The Senior Class is going to
sell special souvenir programs
at the big annual Taft-SInton
AH rjrecniK*me between
numb, r of 1,1 at the i nn . Imt no deposits will be ac
a*1;'--' ' the show.
'he CunmiiVliurn Bnediers are -----------------------------
Htdrasiastl about th*> beautiful Effecta of Lime
|J* R«i*er Sp- ia| car which Lime "kweetenx" the land a* It
*>•« «»w showing " We ho- helps phosphate*, nitrogen., potash
[•we.” says .! fj Cunningham. ,„d other nutrtmt* fo do their work
htfr* !.'U T,! ?i"'1 U h:l* *'v,'r‘v' of building up the soli. Iroprov-
iSw-war i ,?,Jov ln,“ in* the soil improves the ttusllty of
Uts«d Kv« r,u° 'K i waa ^ the food and toed it produces.
fktrtime engineering and styled f “T*** ' »In <« have Increa'ied
IS* , asn.m designer. ««•
«.v pr. war di-s ,- to.!- s7 t*' c«»
|kt- rssup , truly a 1 « « of Umutmm and triple «*»****£
p future a tb* Phste At the **®e Uma, «» pro-
of th- i .iiusrry H»r ,be j tein content of the forage increased
ut-y '.J this car si„ ,ks for if-j more than 40 per cent.
so another
initiation will no: he, “ 0j”Jhe' oreyhound Stadium
Purvln Mires and Edward I'p-
degrnvt? were elected as the dele-
j'atea from Taft Chapter to at-
tend the district meetings. Tiiia
year the Taft Chapter will have
the dutirkt reporter.
Purvln Mires. FT! v.wi Upde-
grove and Charles Carrol! will
accompany ilr. Elton Ford, oar
agriculture teacher, to San Metro
Wednesday. Nov 6, to the second
district meeting of the year.
Charles Carroll, Reporter.
November 15,
will
METHODIST BOARD OF
EDUCATION MEETS
in Taft on Friday,
at 8 p. m.
These special programs
contain pictwrcs of th® Sinton
and Taft teams, pictures cif the
bands and individual pictures of
the drum majors end majorettes
of both band*. Also, a history of
past Taft-Sinton igarae* will he
given. These programs will be
very nice to keep »» w»uv«»lw
and for records of the Haft ami
' Sinton teams.
Everyone cozne to the
and be sure to get your program.
Reporter.
to give only $458,200.00. Pre-
liminary r e p o r t s from the
churches indicate that, more per-
sons were baptized In 1946 Uwe
In 3945 which wu* the year of
the Centennial Evangelistic Cru-
sade.
Texas Baptists have experienc-
ed remarkable growth in the last
ten years. In 1545 the churches
raised $18,796,270.00 f>r all pur-
poses ns compared with $-4,282,-
609 In 3935. .Memberships of the
churches have grown from 599 793
in 1935 to 920,952 in 1945, Jt is
likely that: reports for 1946 will
bring the total to a million..
Church property values have in-
creased by $15,000,000.00 In the
decade.
There will be two pre-conven-
tion meetings beginning on Mon-
day, November XI. One of these
Is for the men and the other is’
for women. It Is anticipated that
10,000 messengers will attend the
three meetings.
The Women’s Missionary Union
will have resshws at the City
Auditorium beginning at 1:30 P
ra. on Monday and running
through Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
B. A. Copass of Fort, fWorth !g
president of this convention and
W.T. West Elected
San Patricio Co.
Farm Bureau Head
The game was festavetf
fine spertemMwMp, t
ent running attack aMtoel
hard blocking on the par*
both team*, which held tk*
terest of the large ffirsewd
fe»# throughout every
Th# stands were packed
Important conference gnwa
W. T. Wen of Sinton w*s el-
ected president of the San Pa-
tricio County Farm Bureau at
the annus! meeting held at the
county courthouse in Sinton,
Hr succeeds Miiler Harwood of
Taft, who organized th# bu-
reau ten end a haif years ago
and had served as its president
since that time.
San Fat Residents
The Board of Education of the
Methodist Church met m the x t i __• _
home or Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Attend HomeCOmHlg
sar rt«2sssiof sm mm cdiegr
SAN .M.U5COS. -■ Three reel-
b$*r
ssere Mi»s IdOralne Hodw.
! Sadness Marie Roots. .Mrs. F. H.
.Humphries. Mrs E. A. Ivey, -Mrs.
j r n.v-Aw 'l
K. L. Barrow. T. A. Vernor, Jr..
Miss Helen Flint:, Her. and Mrs.
dent* of Sa® Fatrido County at-
tended the Victory Homecoming
activities at the Southwest Texas
State College In Sail Marcos.
T. .V, Barton, and Mr. H FViday and Saturday. October 25
Vincent. This meeting transact- aa<j if. Those attending tmm
M routine business relating ft’igan Patricio County were
the Sunday School and osade' tfl(. uiegxcd
plans for the Christman program; aB(j Mr Mlj Mr*. James Porter,
of the church.
Dorrs
Rodgers
Mrs. R. L. Mathis of Dallas is
executive secretary-treasurer.
The Layman's Brotherhood Con-
vention, of which Grover C. Cole
of Fort Worth is president.
L H. Tapscott of Dallas Is slate
secretary, will meet tu the Find
Baptist Church beginping Mon
day night aatl closing Tuesday
afternoon.
Tlie Mineral Well* Chamber of
Commerce announces that all ho-
tel accommodations have been re-
served (tat that preparation* hare
been made to take turn of np to
JO.tWtt visitors in the homes of
She city.
Other new officers are James
E. Milter, Sinton. vice-president;
Loo Owens. Sinton. secretary;
and C. I). 'Whatley. Taft, and
Charles Brown. Math!*,, directors.
West, who was in charge of
the bureau’*, recent raemhrttsiiJp
drive, reported the orgAntsatta
fea* 542 paid member*.
The bureau passed resolotip*
in appreciation of the serrlcet of
the outgoing president and of R.
R Gibb, -county farm agent of
San Patricio Comity for nearly 19
and \ years.
Other resolutions tvs seed were:
Request ion xseristanc* of She Tex-
as Farm Bureau in Retting a pore
seed law passed for the (state to
jurotect growers from unscrupu-
lous seed, distribution imposing
the proposed repeal tit the tow
granting; torment tax egempUen
on gasoline used on the farsa':
and pledged comtaned sapsewt at
the Agriculture Adjustment Act
of nos.
puma GRADE EXPLORING
STUDENTS ORGAN1ZK
CLUB HAS FIRST TRIP
The Exploring Chit; of the fifth
This was the first offtcis! K»th-
------—---------- Icring on th® Southwest Texas
- „„ Mr £“=,rasym
CdH-nectlcut California. »ad Ha-j order. T«e secretary cahed toe
- th* H«m«»ming | roll and resd the minutes. The
i hostess end sergeant-at-arms were
elected. Then the meeting was
adjourned.
Then on Oct. 31, the Exloriogp
atom»r rvctioT control commission
T>«: iWtillM
j.jjccjry rreirej cctawdaeiaa, headed hr Ls-' ^
torraer chxirmaa ef Teenware VaBey *u*heri«y. *«
conferred with President Tnuuaa, leStewtof anaeawtemcR »>
teft to right. Samaer ****??:
, ef sevete wound* whlrii we
i to receive tnedical treatnusnt, do
■ not trae soap anti water, for, zs has
| been said, this cannot be done un-
| der the condition* to which this Srst
1 aid is usually carried out without
introducing germs with the water
itself. if the physician later
washes the wound, he will do 80
j in lb# dispensary under aseptic cm-
I ditions, and this l* medical treat-
wail to attend
festivities,
Activities for the reunion in-
cluded an ail-college theatrical
perform*Kfe of “The Male A.«5-
,n*r’ and s barbecue sponsored
by the San Marco* Chamber of
Commerce.
g football gam# betwutn the
Boatbwest. Texas State ^ College
F*.
j aieot. eot llrst aid. It musl j Bobcat*, aud the Stephen
i forgotten test ftret std i» ^ *h* '------- 1 —*“
N’cw Terk City: PrrWot Mmsn? Clulrman LUtoatosi:
r. BeV^V:iZZ'x! I ; wTW: Dee toefiM*, towa.
{Austin LumStorJacks was won by
j first aid, he should not *-»««*« th* jurttoy ««M <*«<««<
’ rexpoasRnWItot of the phyrieton. I «t, cei#hmtk»-
SPANISH CLUB
Twynty-one students ra«t la tls«
Spanish room Mondity ulgttt. Ot-
tober S3, for the iwrpoee of »r-
ganistog a SpanMi Club.
Officers electad were: Proa!,
dent, Phyllis Tutt; vico-pr*»Jd#nt.
Dorothy Mutchler; tecretat?. Pat-
tie Sparks: treasurer, Jo Ann
Cage; program rhalnnan. Joss
Club of the fifth grade bad its j Jones,
first exploring trip. We went] -'Regular meeting Monday night
out to she ball park. VTo had!will -■be the second 3fondsy of,
refreshments. Then we went \ every month,
back to th* room. The room) We all thank Mise {Rufiys
mothers served refreshHtwita. f Thresdgtl! tnt her e«operstioi> ?3
Battle Sue Pressley, j helping o* cnrganlse the ctofc.
----------------- j Kev» Ree Anderson. .Report®.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krebs l *------------------------
c.f Snglsolds visilod his parent*. | Fioooe phone your now#
Mr. »74 Mrs, R S. Krebs, Friday.) to The Tribune—No. S.
A short time after ths
tjnarter opened. Falfurrl**
aters fought their way on
ive plays 73 yard#, which
in a touchdown when
Ramlre* dA»hed around
for the oc-rtre. The try t,or1
point was not noosesaftri ttwl Jjl
acore rotnsfried tj to 9.
The Greyhounds, to ths
quarter, quick, kickwi to ths:
soys' 39-ysrd line. WtoretoB:-
ewriied to work the hall
Taft U-ywrtl strip*. Neiotoi J
p*<! through toft todMs.
tifee second Souehdnwa.
trs 5>olst* ws* stood, »m»Jm
score 13 to e.
At the Wf, th# TMt
School Band, the ratfaskmm
lag their smart bow
outertotaed toe fei* mmA.
tsuwic and rasrchlcg.
The third (jusrtor wm m
lees. In to® fousth
qnsrier, the Greytoastda
on down from
oe. toebr own grat'd ktstpiv.
H-xiedt, fought tfeeis wny
c» a sari®; of hriilHoto.
#ed pssstog ptoy* to
fta* 1-yard tine. wJwSB
■pltmged mm t«stor
tsatehttowR, The tty true ’. '
paint yvwi not *tx*4, m&
xTs-m wm. fulfwiThkS £8, ISWl
In tto fsdtog tohurtss tm$'
*«a«e. Ihe jentey* cissC-ked
wore srotots. Lfna»
rroas.et'i ths gnat line ftay (
tos«Mowit. custverstow s*tosf.?
not. good. A few satoMes '
the ieum nils), wm —“
th* vfrtnr, S9 to *,
FsJtotria* St|
ftwat «eriraws«*. T«ft
farriaa attotspisd 15 aMMiUtn
ploriu* S for a pda at mt/mL
and Taft aitawytaA SS
eonpteihsc * for » wmM
yartls.
ased« H -m®
Taft a;
4*5 yards, s«dto Salt
iswt S yixitu/
Jataay $tmr< mA
»«t. Jr., M; Dili
a frten# iSWto
h*VU lUfSWMOd
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Richards, Henry C. The Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1946, newspaper, November 7, 1946; Taft, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth749690/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Taft Public Library.