Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, March 16, 1956 Page: 7 of 8
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llutii, attended the Senior Voice
Recital at McFaYlin Auditorium,
Southern Methodist University,
and I March 5th.
The recital featured Miss Lucy
Jim Westbrook, mezzo soprano.
Miss Westbrook is the daughter
uf the Rev. and Mis. J. II. West-
nruok ol Ml. Vernon. Mrs. West-
brook is the former Lola Temp-
leton of Delta county.
A reception, in honor of Miss
Westbrook, was given following
the recital by Mr. and Mrs. James
Hatch lor. Mrs. liatchlor being a
cousin of the honoree. Miss Vir-
I gimu Riley and Mrs. Harvey
itilc> presided at the refreshment
Principal s List
Is Released Here
The Principal’s List for the
fourth six weeks at Cooper High
School has been released.
In order to be listed on the
Principal's List a pupil
IHHUI' 1 till It
Troop No. 7 of the Cooper Girl
'is Good For
n i mi nmvs piuh
spring Cleanup LAKE CREEK
the Cooper Elementary School
Building with Mrs. Gene Leslie, ma m
Troop, and Mr ; Many Kc&sons
MRS. L. B. TAYLOR
Cloyce Adam;
Jean Watkins, chairman, called Spring and clean up time
.....a |ju|7n must the meeting to order. Kay Mc-
maintain an average of 1)0 in all Millan secretary, called the roll.
subjects and have satisfactory I Scouts paid dues to Jean Rouse
conduct grades. who is the treasurer.
7th Grade: Albright, David; i It was voted that the Troop
Cathey, Lezette; Gregory, Roy;[would attend the Baptist Church
Holmes, Marie; 1 Sunday morning, March 11, and
Dr. E. A. Hunter, District
Superintendent of Paris District,
will bring the message Sunday
morning at Lake Creek Methodist
I * * ■ • b> uuu vivun up i»***»- o mui init^ wv ~ -----
with us, and Dr. Henry A. Holle, Church at 2:30 p.m. Dr. Hunter
ti6 hQUi
Harlan, lx-slie, __________, _______,
Kennedy, Virginia; Moss, Martha;
Nance, Carolyn; Poteet, Johnny; Hcrshul; Whitlock, Martha.
Williamson, Karen; Willson, loth Grade: Bu’rkham, Joyce;
* udy. Cooper, Sandra; Janes, Bab;
8th Grade: Allen, Linda; Day, j Johnson, Neva N.; McFadden,
Laquietu; France, Gail; Garrison, I Charles; McGuha, Mary; Sk
Sharlene; Hagood, Marva; Jeter, I Linda; Smitl
Glenda; Lane, Betty; McKinney, | Waller, Ti
Charles F.: Nance, Bobby; New-j 11th Grade: Bettes, Jerry
man, Fredda; Owen, Mary Ann; j 12th Grade: Balentine, Edgar;
|Oyler, Walter; Sloan, John Earl; Bolger, Carol Sue; Freeman,
Toney, Danny. i Larry; Hickman, John; Janes,
f)th Grade: Hocutt, Bonnie, Clien; Jeter, Wendell; lenders,
Holmes, Delores; McGaha, Ellis; Lul.u; Nance
Poteet, Billy; Vandygriff, Tor-|Mikt
(inner,
Larry; Toon, Jerry;
/lor.
ante; Waller, Billy G.; Wheat, I Barbara Lynn.
Doyce; White,
Whitlock, Marilyn; Wright,
Do You Know The Answer?
The- (liiflicn know the answer. Do you?
Tli. ,|i,f«iiuri i . ‘ What institution has done more
. „1 f,„ mankind than any other'.''”
is the Church.
Hen o another question. "Vi hy has the^ Church
l„nr more good than any other institution?”
The Answer I>
ind women.
God God working through men
Cod is tin- answer to your problems. Ask Him and
,r’ v, ip Him at Church Every Week—At Home
Lvery Hay.
f illctljobist Cfjurcf)
Commissioner of Health, urges
all good citizens of the State to
join in an effort to make each
community a better and safer
place in which to live.
One benefit of cleaning up is
the elimination of fire hazards
which cause a heavy toll of life
and property. This can be done
by keeping premises free from
lnflamable rubbish.
Flies also breed in trash and
filth and spread disease. Each
residence should have a metal
garbage can with a tight-fitting
lid. The three known methods of
getting rid of flies are screening,
keeping premises clean and the
use of insecticides.
The rat is a menance to public
health and is capable of spreading
several diseases. He is fond of
making his home in dead spaces
or holes around porches and
walks. Rats cause trouble by eat-
v/iil hold quarterly conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Morgan and
son, Michael of Dallas spent the
week end here with their parents,
Ml .ami Mrs. I. E Branch and
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Morgan, Coop-
OojKriipruwm
FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1956____COOPER,_TEXAS
Gloria Jenkins
Most Popular
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thompson
and family visited Sunday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
McCarter in Paris.
Mrs. Anna Williams, Cooper,
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Williams and family.
Miss Zonell Russell, David and
Steve of Houston spent the week
SUGGESTIONS READ
In response to a questionaire:
sent out by the Delta Chamber
asking for suggestions for a pro-
gram of work for the organiza-
tion, there were a good number
which were returned.
These suggestions were read by
the directors and various com-
mittee heads and many of them
have, or will be, adopted by the
committee for a project during
the coming year.
Most consistent suggestion made
by the members who responded
was that something be done to
1 improve condition of street
fned At F. Texas
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Save Russell.
Glee Taylor attended the co-op
oil mill meeting in Wolte City,
Saturday.
Billy and Marsha Hendrix, Sul-
phur Springs, spent Saturday
night with Mrs. L. B. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs Dee Jackson and
Gloria Jenkins, Cooper, has
been elected most popular coed
at East Texas State college.
Miss Jenkins won the tittle in
q ,un off vote after she failed to
receivt unamious tallies in the
first election.
A -nphomore business major,
Miss Jenkins is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Owen Jenkins and
is a graduate of Cooper high
school.
ing and contaminating large Qaji were dinner guests of Mr.
Calling long distonco jtation-to-station leti you make three
colls for the price of two. Just give the long distance operator
the city and number you're calling and tell her you'll folk with
anyone who answers. You'll moke sizeable savings while enjoy-
ing all the benefits of long distance telephone service.
quantities of grain and other fods,
destroying property and are
sometimes the cause of fires.
When cleaning up your prem-
ises take a look at the following;
Garbage pail ... is it a metal
one with a tight-fitting lid?
Porch steps ... do they need
reputing or painting?
Closets and attic ... do they
need repairing or painting?
Cellar ... is it rat-proof and
clear of rubbish?
Screens . . • are any of them
broken? Remember, flies make
an entrance this time of year.
House ... is it soap-and-water
clean inside, and painted outside?
Is it safe from accident hazards?
Yard and garage . . . has all
trash been removed, and tools
hung in safe places?
in
cooper. Another popular remark
was for the Chamber to continue ____
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Ji.-k.c Moms ls
Given ET Honor
COOPER, TEXAS
This Message Sponsored By
An Interested Member
GULF STATES
TELEPHONE CO.
attend the Methodist Church Sun-
day night in observance of Girl
Scout Week.
Individual scouts brought
plants to be displayed as part of
their agricultue project.
Placecards for the Father-
Daughter Banquet were com-
pleted, and a skit was presented.
Troop songs were sung, and the
troop was dismissed with the
Friendship Circle.
and Mrs. Wood Mitchell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barham,
Glen and Charles of Wichita Falls
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Goolsby
and family. Glen and Charles are
spending the week here with their
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Cathey re-
turned to their home in Dallas
Sunday after a week end visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Dee Copeland and Jimmy.
Mr. and Mrs. LaFray Mitchell
and Shelby visited over the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Copeland in Ft. Worth.
Miss Carol Bolton and Hazel
Dell spent Sunday with Miss An-
nie Woodby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips and
Annette of Paris visited Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hendrix, Billy
and Marsha of Sulphur Springs
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. Hendfix, Sunday.
Mrs. Willie Mae Guffey, Dal-
las, visited last week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Woodby and family.
Visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Phillips Sunday
\/ere Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porter and
Denny of Arlington, Mrs. Nettie
Garrison, Mrs. Mary Sanders,
Miss Wilma Bolder and Henry
Bolher of Honey Grove.
Mrs. A. L. Anderson is visiting
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ricardson and son,
Charles Jr., in Wichita Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wade and
Mark returned to their home in
Dallas Sunday after a week end
visit here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Young and Marlin.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Harwood,
Dallas, visited during last week
end with her mother, Mrs. J. W.
Young
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams,
Rocky and Vicki, visited her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nimmo,
Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Birmingham is re-
ported improving at tier home.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glee Taylor over the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Russell and sons, David and Steve
of Houston; Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Richardson and Jeny of Dallas;
Mr. and Mrs. Poss Long, Mike
and Bob of Paris and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Richardson and son,
Gaston.
Mrs. Beulah Patterson return-
ed to Dallas Sunday.
Typical of the suggestion was
the following sent in by one mem-
ber: 1. Correct Cooper’s traffic-
problems; 2. Keep main streets
and square clean in Cooper; 3.
Hire one local policeman, main-
tain law and order on square,
prevent promiscuous double park-
ing by delivery trucks and indi-
viduals, crack down on reckless
driving, firecrackers, e*n., in
business district; 4. Build a farm-
ers shed with adjacent parking
Jackie Morris, junior of Lake
Creek has been elected publica-
tions chairman of the Baptist Stu-
dent union at East Texas State
Teachers college.
Morris, a journalism major, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J-
Morris, Lake Creek. _
and encourage more participation
in the annual parade.
Otiiers included: Hold a draw-
| ,ng in Cooper at regular intervals
room whenever location can be i t0 C>nc0urage more people to shop
found . . . City of Cooper lot as in Cooper; have definite holidays
suggestive place; 5. Housing pro
ject as more new homes are need-
ed for Cooper.
Other suggestions received in-
cluded: name certain shopping
and close on them; try to £et
more people to trade at home;
push the Cooper Dam project; en-
courage City of Cooper to have a
full-time law official; get all the
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days as extra value days and Roads possible.
seek to have merchants offer out- j__
standing values; Promote safe
d’-iving campaign; procure more YOUR REP CROSS
industry; place emphasis on agri-
culture development with more
cash crops other than cotton;
development of the water district;
try to secure a FM road southeast
of Cooper; try to set up some sys-
tem to hold our young people here
after finishing high school; con-
tinue to promote Little and Pony
Leagues and other recreation for
young people; keep public solicit-
ations to a minimum; help City
of Cooper provide an adequate
recreational area; encourage the
City of Cooper to provide water |
meters to all customers; continue
yovbe wearing Spurs
come try it- BUICKS THRILL'A'MINUTE CLUB
and you 're in
ryxHE thrills begin in the first sixty sen omis
A —and from then on they come in clusters.
Right off, you feel the stepped-up getaway ]n
Buiek’s new Variable Pitch Dynaflow*—a > aZ
ing new take-off even before you switch the
pitch.
Because now —right in the topmost in h °I
pedal travel—right where you do most of >"iir
driving—right in the fuel-saving economy 1 -l" ^
—you’re moving with a solid new tak» - io c
getaway that’s brisk and blessedly smooth.
I lien you double the thrill.
For when you want to pass—or climb—or git
out of a tight spot fast-you floor the pedal and
switch the pitch. That brings you an absolute y
smooth burst of full-power go-ahead on the
spiit second—and it’s the nearest thing 1° s< ir
ini' fli 'lit yet.
Its a double-barreled package of • ' 111
,nd its teamed with the most powerM V8
engine*in Buiclt history-. 322-cublo-lnch
engine with no less than 9.5 to 1 cornprM.loo
j„ every Century, Super and Roadmaster.
All that would seem like thrill enough-but
•11 find you’ve hardly scratched the surface.
you
You’ll find yourself glowing all over from tho
IZet and level buoyancy of Buicks great new
ride |
You’ll feel a serene satisfaction from tire way
this trim beauty handles and corne”
tracks to the road with the truest sense of direc-
tion yet.
And certainly you’ll have to feel the good
feeling that’s yours just from bossing this big
and brawny and beautifully sculptured auto-
mobile that’s like a thing alive, and impec-
cably obedient.
We'd like you to know and feel all thus first-
hand - just by trying out a new Buick. That •
all you do to join Buick’s Thrill- A-Minute Club.
Why not become a member in good sitting
today? And when you do, we have some big-
thrill news on prices, too.
R. V. FREE
R. V. Free Is Back
In The Paris Store
Century-optional at modeei extra ooei on the p
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BUICK Will BUIlO THEM
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Landers and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Goolsby and family and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barham and
family of Wichita Falls attended
the birthday dinner of theii moth-
er and grandmother, Mrs. C. C. |
Goolsby of Cooper Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Ross and Geva I
Nell of Sulphur Springs visited]
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Burns and Butch Saturday.
Mrs. L. L. Thompson spent a!
few days last week with her I
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Thompson.
W, T. (Paw) Smith, is reported |
improving at the St. Joseph Hos-
pital in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Cregg and
family of Waco were here last
week end to be with her mother, |
Mrs. J. D. Petifils, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P Thompson I
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Berry Jr. and family in Dal-
las.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Branch
were in Commerce last week end
to attend his father, Rev. J. C.
Branch, who is unimproved at I
Leberman’s Hospital.
Mrs. J. D. Petifils, who has been
a patient in the sanitarium of |
Paris, was able to return home |
Monday.
Virgil Gillian, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Quentin Gillian, is a medical'
patient in St. Joseph Hospital in]
Paris.
This is the first time R. V. Free has been back
in the Paris store since the 27th of August, the day
of the store’s formal opening, at which time 7,0U0
people attended. Due to circumstances beyond his
control, Mr. Free had to unexpectedly go back to
Hugo, Oklahoma, and take over the management
of his store there. Mr. Free has just recently closed
out his store ir Hugo, therefore he will now devote
his full time here, assisting Manager Larry Bell.
Mr. Free says, “There is still a lot of truth in
the old saying ‘It is better to have all your eggs
in one basket’ We don’t have many eggs, but we
don’t have but the one basket now.” Mr. Free says,
“We will have one of the largest stocks of furni-
ture, carpet, bedding and appliances to be found in
this part of the country, and we will always stocK
the best nationally known brands. Our policy has
been and will always be, to be honest in all our
dealings with our customers and tell you the
honest truth about our merchandise. You can buy
on credit at our store. We never have and never
will add one penny carrying charge or interest on
anything we sell. The amount on the price tag is
all you ever pay at R. V. Free’s.
I would like to say thanks to our many friends
and customers for the business you have given us
in Paris.. Particularly do we express our thanks to
the people of Delta county who have favored us
with their patronage. We have many good friends
in Delta county and are very proud to call them
our friends and customers.
From the very first day we opened, our busi-
ness has been much better than we expected. I
would like to extend a personal invitation to each
of you to come in, visit our store and with us.
Your business will always be greatly appreciated
at R. V. Free Furniture.
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Stringfellow, Richard. Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, March 16, 1956, newspaper, March 16, 1956; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth978926/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.