The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 2, 1954 Page: 3 of 88
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FRIDAY, jfrLY 2, 19g4
THE HOPKINS COUNTY ECHO, SULPHUR SPttmC8/TEXAS
aa
ter, Mr*. Billy Baccus, of G*r-
Junior Leaguers
Stage 23 lot
Scoring Bee
•where she haa/been undergoing
medic*! treatment ,
Willie J. Owens to* been re-
moved to hisWemeef ter medical
treatment at Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. kjL^orden of Pickton
underwent mejor surgery Friday
at Memorial Hospital.
Roy and Carroll Davis have
been removed to their home at
Stanton from Memorial Hospital
where they have boon undergoing
treatment
Mia. U. S. Williams of Star
Route has been removed to her
home from Memorial Hospital,
where she has been Undergoing
medic* ltreatment for several
In Little League1 farm team
activity. Tuesday night, Ba^c Rob-
erts Cats defeated Airis Pickett’s
Cubs 23-8 in thf. lot-sl ball jSyk.
A iteaAU.J ailiAiiJarl tlia
(Memorial Hospital visitiag heerai
'• 2 to 4 a ad Tula a.)
Lou Lecwright has, been re-
moved to'her home at Dike from
Memorial Hospital where she has
been undergoing treatment.
S. 8., Bullock wbf) reported to
be. resting better Wedneaay at
Memorial Hospital where he has
been critically ill for severalTlays.
,H. W. 1 app is reported to be
resting nicely at Memorial Hos-
pital where he ia undergoing medi-
* -cal treatment
Mrs. L. M; Skidmore of Sul-
phur Bluff has been admitted to
Memorial Hospital for .medical
treatment.
Mrs. Johnny Stout of Ft. Worth
underwent minor surgery Wednes-
day at Memorial Hospital.
Mis. E. M. Wright of Jefferson
street is a medical patient at Mem-
orial Hospital. V
Mrs. E. L. Ogle haa*.been re-
jJliift'1 to ^C1‘ borne at Yantis
” following medical treatment at
.Memorial Hospital.
H. Jfefler and infant
son have beejM^moved to their
home at Ridgeway for Memorial
Hospital where the baby was born.
Thomas Davis- of Dallas under-
went a tonsilectgmy Tuesday at
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. True Coke of Como Route
•* One is undergoing medical treat-
ment at Memorial Hospital. '
Jane Terrell of Pickton has been
admitted to Memorial Hospital for
Yuodkal treatmnt. " -
# Flown Terry has been removed
to his home on Route Five fallow-
ing medical treatment at Mem-
orial Hospital.
C. H. Stinnett lias been removed
to his’home at Sulphur Bluff fol-
lowing medical treatment at Mem-
orial Hospital.
Mrs. Truman Turner of Hous-
ton, who recently, underwent ma-
jor surgery at Memorial Hospital,
has been removed to the home of
her father, M. C. Bailey here.
Mrs. A. F. Hagan of Ridgeway
Route One has been dismissed to
her home after medical treatment
lit Memorial Hospital.
Kny Baber has been removed
fo her home on Radio Road from
Memorial Hospital where she was
admitted for emergency treatment
after being struck by a car several’
days ago. : . \
Lester Lindley has been remov-
ed to his home on Texas street
from Memorial Hospital where he
lias beep undergoing treatment
L. G. Motes has been removed
to his home at Quifman from Me-
morial Hospital where he has been
a medical patient \
Mrs. Morris E. Palmer of Mes-
quite is a medical patient at
Memorial Hospital.
‘Jim Griffith of Ridgeway has
been admitted to Memorial Hos-
pital for medical treatment - ,
A large craowd attended ' the
contest, and1 the game waa Well
Week-end
played for several innings, ac-
cording to I, T. Harper, who at-
tempted to acore the tilt. However
in the later stages, the runs pour-
ed across the ylate, and Harper
reported he got a hit perplexed
with the scoring. He said that the
half-pints, age six to eight, eti-
jdyed themselves thoroughly,
however.
No. 214
can
YUKON’S BEST
PEACHES
Honoy Bdy—Chum
SALMON .
FLOUR
ilays.
Mrs. Odis Caddell of Ben Brook
has been removed to her home
after recent surgery at Memorial
Hospital.
r Mrs. David Levine has been re-
moved to her home on Oak avenue
from Memorjal Hospital, where
she has been a medical patient
Billy Wilks, city, has been dis-
missed to his home following rtied-
icflf treatment at Memorial Hos-
pital. : 1
Mr. Maurice Crump ha? been
removed to jteir home on Route
VEGETABLE SHORTENING
CRISCO
MIRACLE WHIP SALAD
DRESSING
DEL MONTE—CRUSHED
PINEAPPLE
CARNATION 9
MI Eric
, I * ^ I ™
SPAM-
Sulphur Springs
Urged to Fly
American Flags
Upton's Tea
Quart Jar
A plea to make evpry street in
Sulphur Springs an “Avenue of
Flags” on Independence Day,
July 4, was made here today by
Gay C. Koonce, commander of
Hopkins County Polt No. 66 of
The American Legion.
"Independence Day is Amer-
ica’s birthday,” C o mjn a n d e r
Koonce declared. “Let’s celebrate
it ttjisjwar'ks never before proud-
ly displaying the American Flag.”
Commander Kopuce urged that
every home, every ^business estab-
lishment and every public build-
ing fly the flag.
"A community-wide display of
the Stars and Stripecs will add
new Glory to Old Glory,” Com-
mander Koonce said. “Let us re-
member that the Amerimn Flag
today is the emblem of freedom
to ail mankind. Let use reaffirm
our faith in the United States of
America in its pledge of liberty
and justice for all, by displaying
our national colors tfh July 4.”
The local American Legion
chief emphasised, however, that
the flying of the flag on certain
days of the year is not enough, i
The American Legtofi is urging,
! he said, a greater’knowledge of
i the history of the American Flag
and of the courtesy due Old
Glory.
Commander Koonce pointed
out that with the oppressed peo-
ple In every land the Star-Spang-
led Banner has become the sym-
bol of human freedom.
“Flying the American FTag mi
every occasion,” he urged, “not
I only is the token of the ideals
that bpid oil free Americans itt
an Invincible union but also to
uplift the spirits of all freedom-
starved people everywhere. A
massive display of Oi<h,Glory is
a reaffirmation to mankind of
„our continuing dedicated efforts
to secure'liberty and justice for
Tw o from Memorial Hospital where
she has been undergoing treat-
ment!.
Hugh Spivey -of North Locust
has been removed to his home
following medical treatment at
DIAMOND
Pork & Beans
l ' - -1 ' . 'N , ■ .
SEABOARD ^
TUNA
16-tount
TEA BAGS
Swift’s
PREM
DIAMOND
Tomatoes
SHORTENING
Breast-o’ Chicken
Detente—(ream Stylo' }
CORN ..v
Premium
CRACKERS.,...-.
We Reserve
the Right to
Limit Quantities
Wa Give
U. S. Green Stamps
CRACKERS
“HOME OF PURINA FEEDS'
Or Sell to
Other Merchants
at Those Prices
7 j
KOTEX
14-0z. Bottle
Washing Powder
Softball Games
Played Tuesday
pkg. 25c
Large
pkg. 25c
150-count
. roll 17c
OX YDOt : :
Washing PowdMr
SUPfR SUDS
TISSUE
Washing Powder
Three softball tilts were played
Tuesday night with victories be-
tpg recorded by the Rockwell
-Rockets, tiic Frisxcll Chlgftians
and Miller Grove.
At Pickton, R. D. Tompkins
went the routines he tosged the
Rocket* to a 5-1 win over F]d
Brock Motors. Pitcher Shelby
Metcalf proved more than a
match for North Hopkins ax he
Hopped that Jeam for a 8-1 win
for the Chieftians. ThV latter con-
test w%s played at North Hopkins.
An effective hurling perform-
ance was turned in by Bill Long
Dal Monts Tomalo
46-oa.
TOWELS
JUICE..-
Old Bill
VIENNAS
You Can Depend On Top Quality Meats in Our Market
Clsansor
AJAX
2 cans 25c
Regular Site Package FAB
With Each 2 cam AJAX
Choice Fed Calvea—Seven
Assorted
Package
ifreah Ground
Choice Fed Calves—Sirloin
STEAK-........
c •
Choice Fed Calves—Rump
ROAST .........
'• • |
Choice Fed Calvea—-Short Ri
BRISKET
Hormel’a—Value-Sliced /
BACON.....|
Boneless Barbecued •, i
— —
Boneless—Baked
pound
PEPPERS
Home Grown
OKRA
Assorted >
COLD CUTS
Spiced-Pork 1 X V
SAUSAGE
Sunkist—Large Sue
LEMONS
7
frown
ilO-oc. pkg.
WEATl
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 2, 1954, newspaper, July 2, 1954; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth811795/m1/3/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Hopkins+County%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.