The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1974 Page: 3 of 8
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Shurfresh Milk 1 Gal. Ctn. $1.59
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Contadena Tomatoes
Comst. Apple Pie Filling 49c
Del Monte Tuna 49c
Shurfine Vegetable Oil«.$1.49c
Shurfine Instant Tea
Dream Whip
Frostie Root Beer
Palmolive Liquid
THE DUBLIN PROGRESS, THUR, APR. 4th, 1974
I BUNYAN COMMUNITY
by Georgia Logan weekend with her parent? Mr.
(Written for last week) and Mrs. D. E. Parsley of Roach.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fair and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Compton Cathey, Mr. and Mrs. John Ray
Drove tc church together Sunday Fair and son were luncheon
evening After service they had guests Sunday of J. H.’s mother
pop corn and hot links at the Mrs. Ottie Fair of Dublin.
Comptons. The weather was'just Mi. and Mrs. M. M. Logan
right for that kind of refresh- spent Monday afternoon with her
ments sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Elston of Huckahay.
Mrs. Maple Byerly and Fay Mrs, Minnie Seidel of Meridian,
Whitfield spen} Wednesday in tfip Sair. Chatham's cousin visited
home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Grace Chatham Tues-
Wade George of De Leon, cele- day afternoon,
brating Wade's birthday. Their „ .
children, Mr. and Mrs David Me- ®®r. anc* Mrs. ^ec
Alister of Ballinger and Mr. and family of Fort Worth spent the
Mrs. Roger George and son of weekend in the home of her
Stephenville came on Sunday for grandfather. Elmer Clayton They
birthday celebration with their were wlt*1 her motf1(‘r ^rs Porl.s
(jad Miller in the Stephenville Hospi-
tal, who underwent surgery Sat-
Tommie Cain of Abilene drove urday.
to Fort Worth to pick up his n>o- Mr. and Mrs Roland Anderson
ther and sister Jennie. Jeanie of Corsicana and^his sister Mrs.
spent the weekend :r. Stephenville T. M. Edwards of San Antonio
with. her sister Mr. and Mrs. were guests of Mrs Oleta Mc-
Douglas Witherspoon and son. Cleskey Friday afternoon. Oleta’s
Tommie and mother spent the nephew and wife Mr. am} Mrs.
State Representative
Is A Working Job!
Clairefte
4 Oz.
64 Oz.
32 Oz.
American Beauty
Mac & Cheese Dinner 7 Oz. . .2 for 49c
Banquet Buffet Supper 32 Oz. . . 99c
L. & M Filter Cigarettes Carton . $3.89
Ajax Cleaner 21 Oz. .... .2 for 49c
Secret Spray Deed. Reg. $1.09 . . 59c
Mcleans Tooth Paste Reg. 64c . . (39c
NOTICE
WE HAVE SIX FLAG TICKETS
FOR SALE SO YOU WANT
HAVE TO WAIT IN LINE
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LETTUCE
2 Heads for . .29c
CARROTS
2Lb. Cello . . 29c
Cabbage'*...........Lb. 9c Yellow Onions . . ..... Lb. 15c
"COME S WAV
Chuck Roast
(Blade Cut)
lb. 69c
Bologna (All Meat) ..... Lb. 89c
Ground Beef ......... Lb. 8,9c
Sliced Slab Bacon ......Lb. 93c
Dry Salt Jowls........ Lb. 49c
Gooch German Sausage 12Oz. Pkg. 99c
A. F. Jumbo Franks All Meat . Lb. 88c
WE GIVE
GOLD BOND STAMPS
Double Stamps on Wednesday
With $2.50 Purchase or More
THESE PRICES GOOD
Tltur., Fri. & Sat.
April 4, 5. 6,1974
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MAYES
IS A
WORKER!
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Elect Him
State Representative
Of The 33rd District!
As many as 3,000 different bill* may be introd-
uced in a 120-day session of the legislature. Besides
his work in the House of Representatives -and in
many committee meetings, your Representative
must spend hours studing these bills so he may vote
wisely on the ones that reach a vote in tine House.
Some of them have hidden items that can seriously
effect your county* and1 your state.
Ed Mayes learned to work during: the depression
on a dryland cotton farm in West Texas. He work-
ed hard to become a pilot in World War II. He wor-
ked hard to become a successful printing salesman
and a company sales executive. Because he worked
hard, he was able to resign hLfe job before be svas
50 and move to the farm in Hood 'bounty iihat hei
and this wife had purchased.
Now, he wants to continue working hard serving
you as a State Representative. He can devote all hig
time to the demanding job of being your State Rep-
resentative. He knows what the job requires and he
has never failed because of a lack of bard work.
ELECT - ‘
ED MAYES
State Representative
33rd District
Paic Political Advertising by Ed Mayes
(Written for last week)
by Lucile Mayfield
A cold front blew in Wednesday
night. Some ice and frost were re-
ported early Thursday. Gardes
stuff was killed A warm up trend
.came Friday followed by another
cold front Saturday Sunuay
morning there was more ice and
thicker. Later in the morning ram
and sleet started falling before
noon Spnday long icycles were
hanging from the house roofs and
trees and I imagine these cold
spells got the fruit.
Several attended the REA meet-
ing in Stephenville last Tuesday.
Mrs. Pauline Chandler was the
only lucky person from Clairette.
Siie drew an electric coffee pot.
Mrs. Lillie Bishop received
word her brother, Brooks Stewart
S3, of Colorado City passed away
Friday night. His funeral services
were hdld Sunday March 24 at
Colorado City with burial there.
Mrs. Bishop and daughters and
other relatives from Hico area
attended the funeral Brooks and
family lived here several years
ago, and well known in this area.
Glad to report Galen Christian
is doing some better. He was in-
jured early Tuesday morning
when his pick up and two big
tractors were involved in a wreck
on the big Bosque oridge near
Clairette. He was critically in-
jured and was carried to the Hico
Hospital. Galen i; the eon of Mr
and Mrs. Bill Christian of Clair-
ette. Young Christian was en
route to his work in Hico.
Donald StnVnrd of Childress,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Stan-
ford ol Brownwood i? a patient in
Scott and White Hospital at Tem-
ple He underwent serious sur-
gerv there last week. Mrs. Myr-
tle "hompson and Mrs. Mollie
Mayfield Ot Stephenville went to
Temple to he with the family
during the surgery Last report
he was doing 'well as could be
expected.
A singing was held at the
Baptist Church Saturday* night.
ViBitcru were from Hamilton, Fai-
ry, Dublin and Stephenville.
Tonya King of Stephenville 'sp-
ent from Thursday .until Sun-
day afternoon with her grand-
parents, the Henry -Mayfields
while her parents were on a trip
to Arkansas.
Mrs. Ray Boone accompanied
her sister Mrs. Leon?. Ham of
Hico to Meridian Hospital Thurs-
day morning. Also Mr. and Mis.
Henry Mayfield, Mrs. Ham and
Mrs Mayfield had an appoint-
ment to see Dr. Edwin Talon for
their checkups.
Clarence Weldon, east pf Dallas,
were weekend guests in the home.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Logan were
in De Lehn Monday to help his
sister, Jewell Flanagin unpack
and place furniture. She moved
from Comanche where she has re-
sided for several years. Myrtip
(Logan) and Coy Sullivan, Mr.
and Mrs. George Logan and Mr.
and Mrs Bill Logan were also on
the helping list
Mrs. Buna Collin? of Gustine
spent Saturday with her mother,
Mrs. W. R. White cf the Dublin
Nursing Home.
Mrs Lola Cleveland and Mrs
Ellie Self of Dublin visited with
Mrs. Maude Ward Saturday after-
noon
The Wlcky Wacky Band, com-
posed of the Senior Citizens Fri-
endship’ Club of Stephenville re-
ndered a very interesting and
lively program at the Golden Age
Rest Home in Dublin Monday
evening The patients in the
home enjoyed it immensly. The
band entertains many of the
shut ins who cannot. go out for
entertainment. It is time well
spent:
Mr and Mrs. Melvin Logan and
Mrs. Weldon McCleskey attended
tiie hand concert and enjoyed it
very much
DOLPH BRISCOE PROMISED
TO RESTORE INTEGRITY
TO TEXAS POLITICS. ,
HE KEPT THE PROMISE.
LETS KEEP
GO/ERNOR BRISCOE
Mtiad advertising Paid for by - .(risen* 1* Campaign Committer Duvid A. Dean. Campaign Manage^ 1212 Gtradatope, Austin, To*.
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Hicks, Linda. The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 4, 1974, newspaper, April 4, 1974; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth776002/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.