The Edna Herald (Edna, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1954 Page: 3 of 16
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Thursday, September 30, 1954
THE EDNA HERALQ
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Light Crust
5 lb.____________45c
25 lb. cotton sack $1.95
10 Oz. Gladiola
12 Oz. Bama
Spaghetti., 10c
5 Oz. Pkg. Pure Egg
Noodles, 2 - 23c
MILK
Tall Cans
2for....25c
No. 303 Libby’s Blue Lake Wh.
GREEN BEANS ...
29c
12 Oz. Rath’s Blackhawk
No. 2Ve Hunt’s Y. C.
APPLE BUTTER,
2 for......
......27c
PEACHES.............
..............25c
No. 303 Libby’s
SAUER KRAUT,
2 for......
......25c
RINSO.................
.............29c
Pt. Gold Seal
GLASS WAX
39c
4i/g Oz. Libby’s
BABY FOOD, 3 for...............25c
3 Oz. Libby’s
DEVILED HAM, 2for ............ 37c
16 Oz. Libby’s
CORNED BEEF HASH
No. 303 Green Giant
PEAS. 2for........
29c
39c
12 Oz. Niblet W. K.
CORN, 2 for......................37c
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Bartlett
PEARS, lb................
15c
Red /' f
GRAPES, lb..............
...9c
Cello
CARROTS, pkg..........
...9c
White or Yellow
SQUASH, lb.............
13c
Holloway’s Market
Specials
Fri-Sat.
October 1 - 2
Our Dependable High Quality Meats Will Please You Eevryday
Kraft’s Parkay
Hormel Skinless
Kraft’s Elkbom Daisy
MARGARINE
FRANKS
CHEESE
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Lb...................3.0c | 1
Lb...................49c
Lb..................49c
Ganado
News
MRS. DELLA N. PAPE
Correspondent
SCHOOL NEWS Ganado Churches
School Savings Program
According to an announce
merit by H. F. Harbur, superin
tondent, tire (>th anmfal school
savings program got under way
ttiis week. Raymond Roue and
his students are having the sav-
ings program this year. In the
past the students of the Ganado
Public Schools have bought sav
ings stamps and bonds on the
average or $50.00 to $80 00 per
month.
Other teachers who have
S. JAMES LUTHERAN
M S Frueh, Pastor'
Ganado
Sunday School at 8:45 a. m.
Services 10 a nt
A 'cordial invitation is extend
cd to all.
ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Sunday Masses, ti, 8:30 a. in.
St. Joseph's Church at Cor
dele at 7:30 n. m.
Religious instructions by ap
handled the program included pointnient.
James Little, Mrs Margaretj Rev. Anthony Matula, Pastor
Whitmire, Jerome Hubalek, and Rev. James C. Brunner, As
E I’. Ozment. sistant
Wednesday is always savings ----
stamp day in the Ganado Public ’ BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School 0:4!
Schools. Parents should on
courage their sons and daugh-
ters to learn the saving habit !
early in life.
Adult Education Registration.
Several students reported Sep l
tember 27 to the school library i
for registration for adult classes j
However, the classes will not be
gin Oct. 4 as earlier announced,
but October 4 will be given over
to further registration.
Several additions are needed
in each class in order to have
enough to make the program go.
_LA>urses are offered in type
writing, bookkeeping, Converse
tional Spanish, and basic Arith-
metic. The courses are ail be
glnners courses
Those interested in the courses
should be present for registra
tion October 4, in the High
School Library at 7:30 p. m.
Teachers lined up for the courses
are Mrs Margaret Whitmire,
Miss Frances Strauss. Mrs. Mary
Inmon, mid J Kelly Baker
For further information call]
or see B F. Harbour, superin |
tendont.
Morning Worship ll:0t
Training Union 6:41
Evening Worship 7:4i
Midweek prayer service, 731
.Wednesday).
J. S. Tierce, Pastor
First Methodist Church
Sunday School 10:00 a. n,.
Morning Worship 11.00 a. n,
MYF 5 45 p. n».
Evening Worship 7:00 p. n,
Dr. Olin W. Nail, Mtniste.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Paul E. Walker, Minister.
Bible School-.„---— 10:00
Lord’s Supper and
Worship Service -------
Evening Worship
Christian Endeavor
Tuesday
Bible Study, Wednesday can
Ttv public is invited to any] u
or all of these services. Bobb,c morc turkey over ,he
11:00
7:30
6:30
7:30
Disallowed Claims
May Now Be Paid
Insurance Survivors
The families of some workers
who died before September 1,
1950, without having worked
long enough in a covered em-
ployment to be insured under
the old law may now qualify for
survivors insurance. 11. M
Cleveland, manager of the Cor
pus t'hristi office of the Social
Security Administration, says
that is one of the changes Which
Congress recently made in the
Social Security Act
"If you are the widow 65 or
over, child under 18, widowed
mother with minor children, or
aged dependent parent of a
worker who died after June
1040 and before September 1950
and you were not eligible for
s u rv i v o r’s benefit s before,’
Cleveland said, "the new law
may make it possible for you
to get payments now. If the de-
ceased worker in your family
had at least lMt years or si*
quarters of covered work, or 18
months of military service after
1939, you should get in touch
with the social security office
and Inquire about your surviv-
or's insurance benefit rights."
Eligible persons should file a
claim or make inquiry about the
payments at the Social Security
Administration, 424, Taylor
Street, Corpus Christ!, Texas.
FILLERS
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CpI. Hajovsky Is
Visitor To Japan
I1AKATA, Japan — Army Cpl.
John It, Hajovsky, whose wife,
____ 'Joyce lives on Route 1, Louise,
Football Newt. ! recently spent seven days in
The Ganado Indian team play Japan on a rest and recupera
ed an outstanding game Friday tion leave from the 3rd Infantry
night Coach Stewart is Justly, Division in Korea,
proud of the boys and the way Available to him at Camp
they arc playing ball this year Hakata were recreational and
| sightseeing facilities giving him
Pappose Team ‘ ]a fascinating glimpse of Oriental
Last week the Pappose team culture.
played its second game of the Hajovsky, son of Mr and Mrs
yenr winning 13 0 over Lolita John Hajovsky, Ganado, Texas,
This* Thursday, September 30, was a supply clerk with the dtv
they will meet Wharton on the
Ganado field for the third game
It is called for 7 p in.
- -v
is ion's Quartermaster Company
lie entered the Army In Feb
runry 1053 and arrived overseas
the following August.
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The .Watershed Protection
and flood Prevention Act passed
by the last session of Congress
should make for harmonious co-
operation between local water-
shed groups and federal govern-
ment lit solving water manage-
ment and flood prevention prole
Protection By Pasteuray Gives You Fresher, Juicier Steaks
Band Prepares For Parade
This week the Ganado Band,
Utilizing the extra thno avail-
able duo to the open football
date, begah rehearsal* of special
street maneuvers to be used In
the parade at the Bay City Rice
Festival and the Band boy Celt*
bralian in connection with the
Texas Arkansas game at Austin lews
Hopes are high that the band t
will bring home First Division] Herald ads "bring lag results
honors from the Austin parade |
which Is being held on a contest
basts.
Though concentrating on pa I
rade technique, the band is by j
no means neglecting the regu ]
far duties of half-time show pro j
duction. New music, in both]
the standard -football marches j
and the newer swing arrange-,
ments for football stadiums, is]
now being rehearsed for use at
the coming pigskin events. The
band is planning a musical sur-
prise for the entertainment of
patrons attending the Ganado
Louise game Friday, Oct. 8 The
students are rehearsing long
hours in order that this plan
may he carried out.
However, these days, the BIG
thought in the minds of each
badn student is, “How long 'till
we go to Austin?”
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Ganado Lutherans
Services Change
GANADO — Beginning next
Sunday, Oct, 3, the fall and win- j
ter time schedule of St. James ]
Lutheran Church will go into j j
effect, This will be one-half j,
hour later than the schedule
which has been in operation j
through the summer months.
The new schedule is:
Sunday School at 8:45 a. rn. ]
Services 10 a m. I
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More.early-season turkeys have j
been marketed tlyist year than -
ever before. Through July, pro-
ducers had placed on the mar-
ket 20 per cent more birds than
for the same period in 1953
gobble more turkey over the
holidays than ever before. De-
partment of Agriculture reports
that over 61 million turkeys are
being-raised this year, an all-
lime high in the drumstick in-
dustry. y**>-
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Western observers report that
Cbmihunists are stepping up
their antireligion campaign with-
in Russia to discourage young
people from embracing Christie .
unity.
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Air Force Major Arthur Mur-
ray recently broke the world s
altitude record Hying a Bell X-1A
rocket plane to a height of about
90,000 feet. Exact height is a
classified secret.
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Little boyr, most envy the U. S.
Treasury Building in Washing-
ton. D. C It's face hasn't been
washed in 115 years, but soon
will be.
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A statue, “Christ of the
Depths” has been lowered to the
iloor of the Mcdlterranian at San
Fruttuoso, on.the Italian Riviera.
It marks the site of a century-old
shipwreck, and mariners cruising
past will be able to see it through
the crystal-clear waters*
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tion of alcohol with sulphuric
acid.
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Evans, Chester. The Edna Herald (Edna, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1954, newspaper, September 30, 1954; Edna, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth764007/m1/3/: accessed June 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Jackson County Memorial Library.