The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 4, 1971 Page: 4 of 8
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T1FK DI BIJN PROGRESS, THl'R., MAR. 4th 1971 4«H Foods Group
Purves News
1>> FRANCES TURNEY
withdrew
Charles Sj>~a*4-
Dte Stroud withdrew his ‘ grandson,
hreal to novc to California match.”
after it rained last week'. He's Kelda and
ji'-eidr-l he likes our stable ear- gins anf[ Jackie hid more' fun
th. now that it's wet. Tlicoia tj- .n anvbodv for twenty mia-
Tatwn says she and Hap .didn't Futp. Suh.L.y afternoon while
see much of their children |]u,v talked to their son Char-
while they were hive from Fort j ,s ‘arut his wife and
Meet For Projects
Members of the Dublin 4-H
Club who are participating in
j foods unit and carrying foods
“and an appitite to projects met Tuesday, Feb. 16,
! in the Home Economics Depart-
ment of the Htgb School from
3.20 to 4:45.
The members of unit I Toss-
ed Salad and Ftench Dressing.
Dana Chick, Terri Mitchell. Doiv
son'* in 1 nn ratc‘- VVhiteley, Janelfa
Worth. Oran Boatright
Audrey were breaking
all weekend. Raymond Ha
etyrk measured 30 inch Wet
| cesday and .75 Thursday and
I ;y ivmineed it a fin^rim It
cleared the. air, and over the
weekend people came frrm ail
over to see -how Purves looked
a°4 Anchon ge, Alaska. It ws 11
land degrees there and snowing, but
f- they likens Pa-nt.’ooprr
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lei thinks Alaskan: scenery is ;
even m nre nv>entfteant since
damp
Robert and Clist^ Hancock
of Rt'dford stayed overnight
Saturday with Raymond and
Ona, and Ola • Turn ay was alr
so a weekend guest.
Fs'ie'ied Emed Bryan had
a houseful of company when
•Hljeij.'idughtcr and son in law.
Eiha and G'orgo Caswell, ea-
rn'' fpm Odessa Friday. Es-
sie’s sister Effie McChristian,
Effie B-yan. and M irgie Kirk
of Hamilton, and her brother
Orva] and Dora Spivey of In
I dhn Gap- wc,r > in on the bo-
Harrist.....Tammy Hooks, Julie
Jones. D Ann Bradley, Belinda
Steel, and Connie Gasaway at-
tended tiie meeting and were as-
sisted by Darla Chick, junior
his wife and baby arrived thr- j! Ej. r- . . .. „
... weks ago. red expects to, The members of urn II an
hr stationed there 18 months. ! ;n’’^ ^a,d. Jeanette
Ne'd.i think, it'll l*e a ;■. ng | »»*on. Donna Ttraw-eck and
|18'uonlhs and she may nod !',l> Bt nton atter.ded the me-
to have a look at the sewn-ry , andA7T™ “T by An°
herself before it's over. Adu>‘ leadf- .. _
The members of unit UI pre-
pared a Fruit Salad. Donna
Mitchall, Laura Ledbetter, Cyn-
thia Martin, Quinm Pair, Ray-
anne King, and Pamla BlanUu
attended and prepared their
Dovie Traweek 1c-ok off for
Weatherford Friday to see son
Leslie, sister Mrs. J. T. Gross,
visiting there from Big Spring,
and niere. Mr and Mrs. Loyd
Crow and family. Her daughter' dish without assistance.
Betty Harrison and children The groups met together
were there from Fort Worth
;nd Davie br.i a rusponsibili-
Fy-frrc vacation.
WJiile she was gadding a-
to
study the nutritional value of
fruits and vegetables and the
meins of meeting these, needs.
A flip chart ‘‘This Thing Called
mecoming The Caswell stay- < and sister in law from Lubbock,
Pd lirti! Sunday when visitors j Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Traweek,
inelud d neighbors Nelda and jeme with their Granddaughter
Jackie Spraggins, and John
and Ver b Bishop and Nick an;l
Estelle' Nicholas of Fort Wor-
th Now Esuie’s afraid to say
bout Albert did a little enter- j Food” was' used to emphamsize
■ lining on hi
Hi- brother
the importance of good nuturit-
ion.
J
Etha won’t
she's lonesome,
believe her
Brenda and. Frank Gilman
ttiok the prize for traveling
the farthest to see a Purves
| rain. Arriving at Alva Lee’s
from Ames, Iowa, whelm they-
're attending town Slate Uni-
versity, th? young - Gilmans
didn't mind driving home in
the drizzle as long as it wasn’t
snow., Brenda said she’d seen
more snow this winter than in
ail her life before, and it’s
getting to be monotonous. She
land Frank are also visiting hrr
j mother Doris Clark in De Leon,
I and Sunday Frank and Alva
| late made a trip to Dallas. The
I Gilmans will leave Friday, to
1 he back for school March 8.
Rita and Jim Mote had a
crowd at their heuse and a
moat enjoyable weekend with
their daughter Charlene Dav-
i' who came Thursday, and
son Gerald and Faye Mote,
Jonathan and Patti, and Geor-
; ge and Sandra Mote and Da-
, vid who came Saturdav from
! Fort Worth, Sandy and David
| stayed for the week, visiting
her mother Elaine Ross who
hasn't been well lately, end
Rita is learning from David that
the way to a young man's heart
is through his stomach. “He
his a memory
ant," said Rita
Sissie on their.,way home from VE| ^ ^
Tempi' where they’d visited | TIM FINE
'he:,;- st n Albert of Sia'o-i. j Mrs .Tim Fine, who W»J in
He’d had surgery at Santa Fe 1 Dublin Hospital Sunday of last
Hospital. Albert wasn't evert j week, had guests in her home
home wjsen Dovie returned | anyway her sister Mrs.
Sunday. He’d gone io Church. ] Wood came from Norman, Okla.
then to the Fourth Sunday Sing- , and several members cf the
mg gt Highland Avenue Ch-1 tamuy came here to be to-
urch. He was afraid if he hun {[ gether
around home somebody else Mrs line’s daughter. Eula
would drop in, and he likes Faye Carlisle her husband
rtmpanv .better when Dovie’s <.nd J>hn Cndule of Clehurn?
cluing the cooking. | were Sunday dinner h: -ts to
Virgil Carhev sprigged cam Mr. and Mr: Lewis Jones of
tal in Weatherford last weak, Kingsland. Dwaire and I.yh
“*cnr.-st wet ground, lie was -1-a ; ot Fo-t Worth, Mr. and
happy to stay home Thursday Mrs. Clement Jones, Mr. and
ad watch it rain he" P''- Mrs, Euveal Jones, and the
Rev, and Mrs. B. F. Jones of
Steubenville
The family .group met at eh-
> . Sunday morning and af-
ter' xery/ecs visited Mrs. Fine
in the b'-tpital.
niter Lily returned home Fri-
l iv to rnrve her h'ishe'-J Elvis
Gilbreath from Marlin to Sco't
and White Ibispital in Temple.
Emily Tyree has been un-
der the vvefither and was Just
getting well eriough to call , - --------
= omvbody when the phone | '
went out of order. : the weekend, and Mrs. Gilbert
Stevie Gilbert thinks bir- is spending the week with Ce-
thdays are grva.t -for drawing celia and .Arthur, Stevie and
•? crowd. fHs fifth one brow Kimberley. - >
ght his grandmother Ethel Gil- j Tommie and Emmett Pal-
bert all the way from Williams- mer were in Hico Friday for
part, OhW to celebrate, along the funeral of his»sister, Mrs.
with aunt and uncle Norma j Abies, but came home to good
Jean and Boh Blankenship aod.j heivs Tommie’s grandson Mieh-
their four children from Vie-1 aid Swain is coming from Riv-
toria, Charlene and Leroy erside, Calif, Saturday to
Everett an<l Erie of Stephen- spend several days,
ville, Gerald and Rita Cook Janie Lnquey and Tommie
and grandparents Cleo and | w-ent to Brownwc , d Sunday to
like an eleph-1 Dale Cook and Terry Friday, .cope out the airport. Tho vi-
of her pewest The Blankenships stayed -far x.t r will arrive at Love Field,
but will leave from Brown-
| wood, and they watried to be
:A THOUGHT FOR IRE WEEK
jimmy haiimcll
Plato said, “We live not from pleasure to pleasure
but. from want to want.” Man's pleasures and wants
were, of course less then - than we demand today.
Most of us have plenty pleasures. Yet, as in Plato's
time, we too have wor increasing wants. The ole
saving. "The more we have, the more we want" -
applies to all of us in one way or another. It holds
true in every strata cf society, no matter how
much or how little any segment may have.
There always has been and always will be an im-
balance between people in pleasures and wants. Foe
example, a wit once said, “The average school tea-
clvur mates more money in a year than a profess-
ional athlete makes in a whole week.”
Right or wrong, this is reality. Basically, and this
is too often disregarded, whatever prob'ems face
t aople in pleasures and wants, are individual pro-
blems. The so called underpivil dged can never
'’compel; they can only hope the more privileged will
help them achieve what they have achieved. Con-
ience and character control the giving or refusal of
help. And this too is a personal matter for which we
as individuals will be answerable, hot to man, but
to God____
HARRELL FUNERAL HOME,
Phone 445-8311.
sure they could find the Air
! port Rack home thov made,
! other plans for his visit over /
I coffee at Jackie Grissom’s.
Dale and Cleo Cook, Cecelia
I and Arthur Gilbert _wcro in
Fort Worth Friday.
Gerald ami Rita Cook wore/
in Duncanville Tuesday witlf
(her parents, the Doug May os.
Sunday Richard Gary and bl3
• son James came to the Ccok’i
to rehearse the speech Rita
1 is coaching James to say in
the Optimist Club contest in
; Stephenville. The Cooks capi-
talized on Gary’s horticulture
I nl knowhow rod room the
rest ol the day planting roses.
Raymond and Ona Hancock
visited Tom Coppadge and
Mrs. Jim Conpedgc in Step-
henville Hospital Sunday ahd
stopped to see, Mro'ha and
>e Starnes at Wilson be-
fore going home.
When Hentry went to Austin
to the Water Conservation
meeting Thursday and Friday
he had passengers Ruth went
.dong to see grandson Dan, and
Paula apd Terry Brewer. I
went along to see Marsha and
John. At the Turney's we saw
pictures of their Acapulco trip,
j At the Brower's we saw the
j baby Dan may not talk at
I six weeks hut he expretset
Lis opinion of everything—5 jtrih
a U-shaped smile and o* ri
shaped frown. Ruth has pifltur-
cfvJu. .
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Baked with
: family pride.
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Hicks, Linda. The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 4, 1971, newspaper, March 4, 1971; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth775759/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.