The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 22, 1971 Page: 2 of 8
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V,
HIGHLAND COMMUNITY
By Mrs. Orval Fair
C Our community is vary th-
ankful for the wonderful rains
which, fell Saturday ail Satur-
day night Most guages meas-
ured around 15 inches some
more'and seme less.
: Mr and Mrs. 1. FA* -'
NTs Karen Fair received
word Fi idae morning that
their son and husband, John
Ik.v Fa>r, had be<n woundrd
in Viet Nam. VVe are all th-
a.rkful that it was not too scr-
ims. He i> a'ready back on
•duty after being out of the
hospital two days.
Those attending the State
Singing Convention in Sie.ph-
ynville Recreation Hu’l oith > -
•Saturday night ctr Sunday and
in, some earea both were. Mrs.
Ndirma Nell House, Mr. and
Mrs Billv Keith. Mr. and Mrs
rhilip Keith, Mr. and Mrs.
Tflavis Bartag, Mr. a, a M s
Barksdale Mathis and Ricky,
'k and Mrs. Walter Rippetoe,
F>pmce Ward, Mr. and Mrs
J«mnie Wilson and Judy and
Mf. and Mrs. Bax ten Jacks.
Mr. and Mrs, Butch Sinclair
frptn Fort Worth spent the
weekend with Mr and Mr*.
Billy Keith aryd attended the
singing at Stephenville. Mr
a did Mrs. Terry Sinclair and
)
Worth filled the pulpit for
an the morning .... i ev. i
ns services at the Round Grove
J^ptist Church. Sunday, fy
our paster, Rev. John Lee. His
•' urlv and son. Lee accom
panied him and they were Sun-
-v Umiicr guests in the i.o
■ of E.rtha an * Howell Ross
M organ Thiebau*. from Clute,
ci-iti'd Saturday afternoon
th his aunt. Mrs. Lem Thie
baud. We are happy to report
Vnt Lem is doing much
tetter and almost fully recov-
-yi, a-offi her iL.>ess.
Me g.tn was here and in Fort
Wcrth 'to .visit l\is sister, Mrs.
Merie Van Peusen, former'y
Minmy Merle Thu baud, who
v very seriously ill in a Fort
Worth hospital.
Orval Farr attended the re
gular monthly meeting of the
REA directors Tuesday at
the REA Building in Stephen-
ville.
J. FT Fair. Par! Taylor and
son Kenny. Orval Far and eon] th
t • “M Hfi'.dy Hazzaid aTr'C
tended the Fish Supptr at the
) V..UI t.ty Hall Tuesday
THE j
FAMILY-
LAWYER
Mountain Ranges, East And West
Topic Of Thursday Club Study
>ui iis inc IMok
''V’iat' -h Ro:. !s and Trails."
j tin Woman’s Thursday Club
! program for April 15, was pro*
To the bus driver waiting at rented bv Mis. R. S. Vestal,
he wheel, it seemed that the , who guided the club on a
at lady was his final customer, picture tour of the Smoky Ma-
il slighter of Fort Worth spent rjSM spciuored by the Coa’.ee
Saturday with BsMvaod Alice. [Seeti ‘ Hodges.
Visitors at the Highland Cb-1 . ‘Brian Thiebaud f-om
urch Sunday were Bernice Wa-1 E !na H‘ll an-' her Hster, Mrs.
rd. Comanche: Chariey Jones 2eld:i Molloy and daughter of
and Gary Eoff from Dublin
Rev. David Brown from
Holt was a visitor at the High-
land Church Sunday and br-
ought the Sunday night rnes-
stofp.
_____ftlindj) Singleton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Single-
ton attended the Military Ball
.J’' Tarleton Stae College, Sai-
uWiay night,
Jimmy Neal Fa.r, son of Mr.
end Mrs. Orval Fair, attended !
the District 8 4-H FJimentations I
T-ontest at Tarleton State Col-
lege in Stephemville, Satnr
dly.v He was awarded 3rd i
place ribbon in Public Streak-
-d , .. '
Lovell and visited Wednesday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs
Judy Thiebaud and son.. They
stopped by and visited* Mrs
Lem Thiebaud and their way
home. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Wavnp Thieba:,
ud visited Mrs. Minrie Merl
Van Deusen in Fort Worth
rla.cp.it il last Thursday night
They also visited Mr. and iMrs
Glen’ Wayne Thiebaud and fa
lily in Benbroak.
But behind her, unseen by the
■river, a girt was also pre-
paring to come aboard. She
had already gotten one foot
n the door when he closed it
and started Ip move.
Tiie girl was flung to the
eavement and injured. -In due
course, she sued the bits eom-
.a_.iy for damages. . . %
‘•Even if his view was block-
ed by that fat lady." she told
the court, “he had no right to
close the door without double-
•hccking. After all, a common
arrier owes t high degree -of
•are to its passengers.”
"Maybe so," conceec'od the
eompany. "But this, girl was
■ A yet a passenger. $tve had
aid no fare. She had loot re-
ally gotten aboard WJ do re-
Triet the incident but we are
not legally Uble."
Nevertheless, the court‘held
that the girl was indeed a pas-
nger, entitled to extra care,
md granted her claim.
Thas is the prevailing rule,
hat a person may acquire the
pecial status of "pasafiMW"
'vem bofore he is inside the
chicle. It is usually enough
hat he has shown his readiness
to come aboard — and that the
•ompany has shown its readi-
ess to accept him.
But the readiness on both
ides must concide. Take this
'•ase.
A man rushed up to a bus
'ust after the door had closed.
Te knocked on the glass, but
the bus was already beginning
J roll. The man slipped, fell,
tnd was hit by, the reear wheel.
Could he collect damages fr-
unuim. and Mrs. R. M. Mil-
hollin. who pinpointed resorts
and scenic drives in the Rock
ies and the west, at the regu-
lar meeting held in the home of
Mrs. T. C Granberry.
Dense forests of spruce and
hemlock and a wealth. of flow-
ering plants cover the heights
of the great Smoky Mountains,
of North Carolina and neigh
boring states, said Mrs. Vestal,
who describ'd magnificent
views seen from the 'Newfound
detouring by Central City, to
Georgetown, across Loveland
Pass to Pillion, Vail, Glen-
wood Springs, and Aspen
Mrs. Milholiin described the
30 year old ski resort town
of Aspen as a town that has
TTTF DUBLIN PROGRESS, ttit r, APRIL, 1071 Leq;on Auxiliary
BUNYAK COMMUNITY
By Mrs. Maude Ward
My daughter and husband i sister. Mrs. Shriller who was
Mr and K<rs. Verloi.i Walters the former Annie" Lyn Glenn,
of Buna spent last week wth j and serf"Wallace. *
Sponsor Sinqalong
American Legion Povyell-Da-
: vidson Post 219 and Auxiliary
unit 219 will! sponsor. a joint
sang-alonc Monday night, April
26. at 7:30 p in. in the Legion
| Hall.
Singers, singing groups, and
other visitors ^ill be welcome
to attend this entertaining eve-
nt-
me. We had such a wonderful • Mr. and Mrs. Carrell Sullivan
time. j ,f Mii gan Mill came to the
i believe in pr-ayep-sad-’Rov, iliome-e^-their 'uncle* .and aupt!
. , , Bob Perrin’s church here in I Mr. md/dts. M. Ai. Logad of
change^ character as it succe.*-1 Dnhlin met Wednesday, night j But:van, bringing the large
ds. Now commerdalaBd ■ and l and had prayer for 'r'ala ' and | u/tb y enk > and- celchrat. J
a toiunst heaven, the ski lifts lit came. • -We are so happyItheir son Wallaces* birthday,
drew an influx of -0.000 visitors over it and thank God He stdij Hr. red Mr- Charles Wes-
at ihiistmas time. Dillinn is Jenswere "us. My gage showed 3 j sen anti daughter of Fort Wore i tht^r-son Noel of -tfnrd—and"
known as Mia canito! of the inches. • ;th spimrthe wWkeiiul WBynum.’Mr and Mrs Roy Ty;. of Bal-
W'e aree so sdrry Mrs. .Sam | with her mother Mrs. ‘Dorris linger.
EARL THORNTON VISITORS
Visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Thornton were
wcrld. for leisure living ” Vail,
noted for its Swiss architcctivre,
has retained manv of its min-
ing town characteristics and
Mayfield fell and brake
l ip. She is a member of our.[Clayton of Biinyare
Glenwood is noted for its na- j is in
church at Greens Creak and
her Miller
Lc
and grandfather, Elmer
, Mr. and, Mrs. M. M. I ogap
)i r., h . H ■ i- Stophehville Hospital. . ar-| yfr anri yfrF jap ixigan
tural hot and cold sprigs. Mrs. Ona Mayfield on -Hurt j vi,--t*d with me this week
LtadvOle was included in the Street lei! and hurt sr-me ribs ^ 1
Gap Highway at at an elevation »"’hwh crossed and re- or i is in th? Dublin Hospital
crossed the South Platt river; j We hope both of them, w ill som 1
Beckey Truesdale, daughter am the company? A court said
Mr and Mrs. Frank Trues- ’0, because he had not
’ de. attended the AAUW Ban 'the status of a passenger
tue^for the Senior girls in the
1
f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trues-1 ’0, because he had not gained
Th
•ourt pointed out that he had
lot shown his readiness tc rid"
until the driver had stopped
shoeing his readiness to accept
-Step-
its* of type on any iLtt
RUBBER STAMP from it,« -
rwj *• lk« wy 0
kr|ML 1
■ i-«u«Uty RUBBER
STAMPS rautWb lic it u
k*l row year* awd ruin
ST^iTItTmT 7. t.
tint row nur kava. We win
have • wide (election ef
MVRKINC DEVICES for
year basin*** aad s<rv*l*
Dublin Progress
rear Thursday night, in
enville.
Mr. and Mrs, Pill Blr.aken-
hip and family / from Snyder
•pent the weekend with his
rants, Mr. and Mrs. Rupcyt
Blankenship and Olan. Mrs. La
Joyce Dans and Debbie from
Cornyn ate Sunday dinner with
n?r parents, the Blankenships.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Blan-
kenship visited her* -gistsr,
Mrs. Clara Barker in a Dub-
in Nursing Home Friday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCand-
less from Strpher.ville. Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Birch from La Gran-
ge ?t:d Mrs. Duggan Waltrip
Liverpool visit"d SUnr.
•h; with -Mr, ard Mrs. Phili-)
<":th.
’ - ■ attending the monthly
din r'-ol lbe- Good Ndgh-
h"i’ ( litb Thursday aficnoivv
v": - Edvth Chaney and Ala-
.; may Keith, hostess Gay Trues
dale. Irene Wilson, Beulah
; Jacks, Nellie Buzzard, Katie
K'-ithr Pearl Keith. Alt ha Fair
1 and grand-on, Pat, Sand’a
; Jacks, Rodney and Monica ami
| vWloci?, Mrs. Barbara Williams
! and Juanita Ross. Dublin; Mrs.
| Barbara Williams from Com-
I anche brought the program. Ro-
| frcdiments of Tuna fish salad
I on lettuce, potato chips, con,-
| sealed sat'd and cookies with
j drinks. Th - h - t:<s for May
will be Irene Wilson and Katie
i Keith.
of one mile, dropping to 5,000
foot elevation tti the mountains
pf Tennessee
Remnants of the Cherokee
Nation occupying the Smoky
Mountain range in North Ca-
rolina and the remains of the
Cherokee’s remarkable culture
ere second only to the scenery
as a major attraction to the
area. Mis. Vestal told some-
thing of the Cherokee rotp-
nant who hid out in the mo-
untains during the forced ev-
acuation of Cherokee lands ip
1838 following the Removal
Act of 1330, and described the
dramatic re-enactment of the
period —. “Unto These Hills."
Presented by descendants of
Cherokee who lived tho story,
the theatrical version produc-
ed irn a- great amphitheathe &■
bove the Indian village tells of
the sacrifice of Tsati who gave
his life (o gain refuge for the
few of his people allowed to
remain in their homes.
Mrs. Vestal showed pictures
>f the theater, and of Chero-
kee hi their native dress, and
engaged in customary tasks
such as basketwcaving. Scenic
pictures included the Memph-
is Zoological Gardens in Over-
ton Park,'Tern.
Mrs. Milholiin described so-
und the road from Mount Ev
dtis, through Bergen Perk to
Echo lake and up to the sum-
be well
Mrs. Rubin Whitfield has re
turned from Hospital and we
tnit of Mount Evans was cited | ,-re delighted she came heme
aa tho highest auto road in
the world — a razor ripped
lump of granite.
Mri Millhollin condudsd her
talk with a description of Rod
Rock Park and ampbith“ater,
using pictures ta illustrate na-
tural scenery and cities along
the route
Mrs. Granberry served bro-
U’n.28, finger sandwiches and
coffee to members as they ar-
rived. Presiding over the meet-
ing was Mrs. Robert Dale Bur-
nett, president.
W. R. HURSTS ENJOY
CHILDREN HOME
V-. md Mrs W R Hurst -c
cently enjoyed having their
children ar.d grandchildren, ho-
me for a slmff visit. Mr. and
\p'S If i -V bjolti'WIll ->o I
girls Rebecca. Loretta, Har-
riett amj, Martha all of Hous-
■ a Mr md Mrs Gordon Tay-
lor and children Karen. Jo Ellen
aid Eline of Bridgeport.
\
me of the popultir winter parks
i Colorado, discussing the pro-
A problem ^
by an influz of .seasonal toure
ists as well as a sttajy gilowth
in population during the prst
deegde. She described some
of the architectural features
of several of the o*-der Colo-
rado towns, and told measur-
es takes to restore arid pre-
serve the character cf the old
mir’inj'jtown*.
The speaker routed a tour
through some of the winter
rescirts and ski lifts, beginning
at Detiver and traveling thro
ugh Golden to Idaho Springs,
■t jcurr.oy’s end- at what mo-
ment does the passenger lose
ils special status?!
In another case a passenger
•lliyhtcd at a bus stop, began
to c-ess the street, and was
knocked down by a second bus
passing the one he had just
CARLTON
COMMUNITY
WANTED
Sewing Machine Operators
J. M. Wood Monufrcturing Compcfiy
403 East B’ackjock
Dublin. Texas
SHOP Ai
THE CHECKERBOARD
For The SUMMER Days Ahead
Pant Dresses — Scooter Skirts
Short’ Shorts with Matching Tops
and New Merchandise Arriving
Daily.
We Appreciate Your Business
By Mrs. Fred Geye
Everyone is rejoicing over
the good rain that fell Satur-
da> in Carlton and the sur-
rounding communities. Carlton
received 1 8 inches.
Mr. and Mrs. Hob Thompson
visited Sunday in Abilene wi-
th his parents and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. O. C Thompson and
Olio Mae.
Mrs. Lee Turney visited Tu
esday night with her daughter
and husband Mr .and Mrs, Leo
Finley and Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bndw"
-d baby, Damon, returned to
their home Wedn?r,V>*- -
te Oak? after spending the
holidays with he- -i
md Mrs, L. H. Lunsford and
Mrs. Merle NU visited Sat-
urday in Fort Wort a wj *.
relit Ives
Mrs. Mayme Dyer it vitk-
ibg in San Angelo with har
ds-nrhter, Mrs. Novts Littleton.
a Mr ar.d Mro. CFaatde Luns-
Ford of Hamilton visited Wed-
nesday with his brother and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. L H. Luns
ford.
Mr. and Mrs SH Fine and
Mrs Fine’s sister In law, Mrs.
Lee Turney were visitofs Svin-
hv af-ertroofi at Gustinp with
Mrs Fine’s „ sister hus-
band. Mr and Mrs. B. ft.'1 Moore.
Mrs. Hazel Curry of Waco
spent the weekend ‘ kith her
mother, Mrs J. W. .lorii.zn, Sri.
Anniversary Fete
Honors Robersons
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Roberson
of Weatherford were honored
with a dinner celebrating th-
eir 32nd wedding annive--
rary Saturday In Shamrock
Restaurant. The couple was
married in Dublin in 1939.
Guests attending the event
were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ro-
v-- o" ,Sonr«> T,'hn. Ronnev
and Terry of Everman; Mr
aid An. Lee 1 ingenecker
Boyd, Timmy, Deniece, and
Stewart Carrey of Weather-
ford; Mr. arid Mrs. Wayne
Mitchell, Robbie and Scottia
of Fort Worth; Mr. and Mrs,
W. T. Culpepper, and Mrs.
Gordie Roberson of Dublin;
Pilly, Rofcersdn of Fort Wor-
th; Mr. and Mre. Dennis Ch-
ristian, Kim *and Larry of Gr-
anbury, Mr and Mrs. Jack
Gerhart and Rufus Mayfield
r.r Dublin.
Mr White, father of Mrs.
Arthur Compton of Runyan
passed r.way in Dublin and was
laid to rest this week. Elmer
Clayton and daughter Boris.,
Mrs. Grace Chatham, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Logan, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Logan a’! of Bunyan
attended the funeral at Com-1
, Georgia is the largest
Mrs. M. M Logan and three past o{ the Mississippi.
of her cousins from Stephen
ville attended a friend s fun-
eral at Gustine this week.
Grrdv Glenn who war rear-
ed at Bunyan moved to Cali
fcrnia> sone 4C years ago, came
the past week find visited'Mr
rind Mrs. J. J. Logan also his
TERMITES
IS Years Experience
KILLING ALL KINDS
OF PESTS AND INSECTS
TERMITES 5 Yr, Guarantee
ANTS 1 Yr. Guarantee
ROACHES . 1 Yr. Guarantee
SPRAYING OF ALL KINDS
Call
Central Texas
Pest Control
WILLIAM LANE
305 N. Cole Phone 356-3406
Comanche, Texas
state !
ML
ower
THE CHECKERBOARD
Charles and Sara Harris
C‘
BCESrC ARMSTRONG
-LOWERS HELP US BREATH
Not only do flower^adTRlf
ty and lovely smells to our
■>!3ces of business and homes,
* ut they also make possible the
air we breath.
The plants' and flowers ma-
jor functions are absorbing car-
bon dioxide, and In return
giving off Ufa’s oxygon. Tht
•otton blossom made it possi-
ble for many paopla to have
clothing for many years.
Receiving ar.d giving flower*
is one of the greatest pleasures
hat life today offers. We per-
sonalize all our flowegs, and
each order, Urge c<r small, gets
special attention. We are as
close as your telephone. Call
|45-2355
Dublin Floret Co.
359 \V. Live Oak
loft. Hare, he claimed damages
on the theory that his drive-
should have warned him that
another bus was following
But the court S3id the driver
could not be blame!, because
’he man had lost his status as
a pass&ngor. Once safely dis-
charged, said the creirt, a pas-
;png*r turns into just another
pedostrain.
A public service feature Of the
America/n Bar Association and
the State Ba- of Texas.’ Written
by Will Bernard.
Delta Kappa Gamma
Has Game Party
As a way of celebrating the 1
revival of Spring the April j
meeting of the Dclta Kappa j
Gamma Society was a game '
party. Active games to test n- j
leriness, and others to test qu-1
ickness of observation— all we- i
re participated in \ftth much j
hilarity and also rat-king brains.
The meeting was held at the j
Shamrock Re't-atrrarrt’s Blue
Room with Duhlin members,
Mrs. Ilv/el Moss and Mines1
Moliie Grish.un a~ I Franras |
Clay as hostesses. Refreshment!
of apple pie a lo mode, olives j
and coffee were served to the i
thirty-three who were present
1 "fifth Ent«rM:ns
West Dublin C!ub ~
The West Dublin Club . met
for a covered dish luncheon in
he home of Vi*s. O7:11 a Farit
Friday, when Mrs. Vi-ginia
Tunnel!, president, presented an
'-'•tition to th' c'ub from th?
North Fort Worth Woman's
Club to attend their
annual ev'-ibit of hand pain’cJ
china and glassware and bis
qu? May 7 in Fort Worth
Two hneheon tables accotn-
modatc-d the group of ten club
members pre-ant who W'n
served tho btiffet. Mmes. Vir-
ginia Tunnetl.Grace AI"X-"I
Antha Howell; .Laver:a Wa k-
er. Loreta Allison, Amanda Me
Connell, Ol.lie Ftris, Velmn
I Sanders, Mildred B-own. and
! :he hostess, Ovel’a Fa ris en
joyed the lin-^heon cad after
I noon discussion of the pros-
pective trip.
Shop Dublin First
Sunset Cafe
EVERY DAY and NIGHT SPECIAL
Fresh Water Catfish
*H SALAD,
PUPP
51.50
SERVED WITH SALAD, FRENCH FRIED
POT ATOES, HUSH PUPPIES, HOT ROLLS
Mexican Dinner v
FERVFD WITH TAMALES ENCHILADAS
SPANISH RICE, SALAD, CHILI, CHEESE
and HOT PEPPERS
$1.50
Southern Fried Chicken
SERVED WITH SALAD, FRENCH FRIED
POTATOES, CREAM GRAVY and HOT ROLLS
$1.50
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r new
un room...
an all-electric kitchen.
With an electric range, you can ,vhip up family favorites
and party-fancy surprises with he ease of a gourmet
chef. If the range has a self-cle tning oven, you're free
of messy, between-meals clea; ting chores. And. if you
wish, you can have other conv science features on
your electric range such as an automatic stirrer, timer
and food warmer. With a big, e: actric refrigerator-
freezer, you can prepare snacl s, desserts and even
whole meals ahead of time and store them for quick
use. Cleaning up after meals in your fun room is fast
and easy with an electric dispc ser and dishwasher.
And, a modern, all-electric kitchen stays cleaner and
cooler. I
TP&L suggests that you talk witH your electric appli-
ance dealer soon, and turn your kitchen into a new
fun room.
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” Beauty in America is priceless .
preserve it ai all cost 1 ”
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Proeiclont Nixon has prorlai.ned t'aw wekTs EARTH WEEK. People all
over America should becomemore conscious of the priceless resources
of the earth entrustedjto our care.
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The pollution cf cur water, land and air has bcccma r. major problem. If
wo are to continue to enjoy these abundant resources, each of us must do
our part to preserve and protect therm (from pollution.
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Join the Soil and Wat.-r Conservation Districts in their efforts to make
our ERATH a better place tcr live. . •
Dublin National Bank
Member F. D. I. C.
Telephone 445-221 3
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