Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 12, 1959 Page: 3 of 8
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The Cooper Review
March 12, 1959
Mrs. Birdie McKinney, Okla-Johnny Patterson, Slaton. Mrs.
homa City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, a former Delta Coun-
H. H. Hayles last week. She isty resident, recently suffered a
now visiting her sister, Mrs. heart attack.
COME BY AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL
SELECTION OF
WALLPAPER
Over 100 patterns to choose from at unheard of
Low Prices.
FIRST GRADE OUTSIDE PAINT
Also dozens of new inside decorator colors at lowest
prices in the country.
Delta Paint & Supply
One door south from former location
Mrs. A. Smith, Mgr.
birthday obsesrved
Mrs. Lucy J. Kinard was hon-
ored on her 88th birthday, Feb-
ruary 28, with a dinner at the
home of her son.
Those present were her chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Barnie Kin-
ard, Klondike; Mr. and Mrs. Van
Kinard, Mr. and Mrs. Noland
Kinard, Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Kinard, Mrs. Weda Ferguson,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Kin-
ard, Brookston; Mrs. Lora Mc-
Daniel, Bowie; Mrs. Trannie Fite,
Home And Garden
Club Has Meeting
The Virgie Stokes Home and
Garden Club met in the home of
Mrs. Merrick Edawrds with fif-
teen members and two guests,
Mrs. L. F .Hooten and Debbie
Hunt, present.
Mrs. Mattie Bigony directed
the program on window boxes,
and showed pictures of the Klon-
dike Homecoming in past years.
Plans were discussed for the
spring luncheon to be held March
19 at the home of Mrs. Claud Ed-
wards. A Book review will be
given and Secret Pal gifts will be
exchanged. All members are ur-
ged to be present and invite
guests.
JOE HOLMES
SERVICE STATION
Paris; Mrs. Armetta Ballard, Ft.
Riley, Kansas; nine grandchil-
dren and five great-grandchil-
dren. Friends present were Joe
Smart and son., Joe Jr., of Quit-
man; and Mrs. Dewitt Sweat,
Klondike.
in jr.ws... Ford is the
best buy...
Tom Rountree
Announces For
Cooper Mayor
I would like to take this op-
portunity to announce my can-
didacy for the office of Mayor
of the <~*ity of Cooper in the com-
ing April election.
I have previously served for
10 years in this office and feel
that I have had the experience
to give the people of Cooper good
service if you see fit to elect me
to this office.
I understand that the present
mayor is being paid $250 for his
services and car expense. If I am
elected I will perform these ser-
vices for only $225.
Let me say that I will try to
meet each one of you prior to
the election. However, if I fail
to talk with you before April 7,
please accept this message as a
solicitation for your vote.
Respectively,
TOM ROUNTREE
(Pol. Adv.)
Delta Students At
ET Pledge Clubs
Five Delta County coeds at
East Texas State College ar->
pledging social clubs during the
spring semester.
Nancy Bailey is pledging Les
Choistes, Mary McGaha, Tooa-
noowe; and Sally Wright, Tooa-
noowe. All three students are
from Cooper.
Christine Perry and Pauline
Perry from LaLke Creek are
pledging Kaidishan.
The sound of a siren usually
means an emergency. Spiritual
emergencies are faced every day
by most people. Through reviv-
al services at First Baptist
Church in Cooper, March 15
through 22, answers to spiritual
needs will be presented. Every-
one is invited to the services
which will be held daily at 10
a.m. and 7:30 p.m. McDonald
Funeral Home. c-11
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sfouoL
This year, with a wide choice of de-
signs, Texans have made their minds
up overwhelmingly for the spectac-
ular 59 Ford.
Ford has the classic simplicity
that people of good taste prefer . . ,
wonderfully crisp and clean hnes
without brassy ostentation.
And just see how sensible this
beauty really is. Discover how Ford
is built for people. Notice how the
extra-wide doors open all the way
out . . . make it easier to enter. See
how all six passengers—even the man
in the middle—have the comfort of
...and ltS tllC
best-looker" toe
full-depth cushions. There’s plenty
of leg, hip and head room, too.
Of course, every inch of every
Ford is built for savings. Ford’s
standard engines, Six or Thunder-
bird V-8, thrive on regular gas, sav-
ing you up to $1.00 per tankful.
Ford’s new aluminized muffler is
built for double life. You can save
on oit too ... for Ford needs a
change only each 4000 miles. And
Ford’s Diamond Lustre Finish never
needs waxing.
With all this new beauty and
economy, is it any wonder Ford's
out front for ’59? Come see the car
acclaimed by Texans . . . now on
display at your Ford Dealer’s.
y$t'"dteieeit fa**
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Come people-test it. . .
come savings-test it!
THE WOMB’S MOST BMHTMLLY FROPOOTONED CARS
COOPER MOTOR COMPANY
F.D.A.F.
Cooper, Texas
Spring Shrub
SALE!
if 300 Wax Leaf Ligust-
r u m Gardenias and
dwarf gardenias
if Low growing Phitzer
Junipers and other
large Evergreens
Special ..........2.49
if Dwarf Shrubbery for
planter boxes .. 1.09 up
if Fast Growing Shade
Trees .......... 1.00 up
if Red Bud Trees----1.49
if Lots of Blooming
Shrubbery 69* ea. & up
if Pansy Plants bunch 75*
if Thrift Plants .. ea. 75*
if Peat Moss
any amount 15* up
if Tyler Rose Bushes, in-
cluding famous ever-
blooming red blaze
climber ...........99f
EVERGREEN
Garden Center
next door to Florence
Stewart Florists across
street from Evergreen
Cemetery
NEWS FROM
PECAN GAP
MRS. C. A. COCKRELL
Mrs. Birdie Mae Martin, a
Practical nurse in Dallas, saved
and made a book of all the Coop-
er Reviews of 1958. She is very
proud of this and she says there
are so many good things in the
Cooper Review that she wanted
to make it into book form. She
nursed a case in Cooper last
year.
O. L. Scott, who was released
from the hospital in Commerce
Thursday, was taken back Friday
with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tandell,
Honey Grove, were here Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Nevil and
Rickey Bob of McKinney made a
business trip here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bowen and
daughter, Donna Jo, of Honey
Grove visited her mother, Mrs.
A. Johnston, and sister and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Par-
rish, this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scoggins
and sons, David and Danny, of
Mesquite visited with Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Scoggins and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Burrow this weekend.
Mrs. John Lacy of Mesquite
spent the weekend here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Scog-
gins.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Langston
and son, Karlton Ray, of Dallas
spent the weekend here with his
mother, Mrs. Corine Langston.
Sam Marsh and Mrs .Rachel
Marsh and children visited
friends in Cooper recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Joyce, Honey
Grove, were visiting relatives
here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Allison
and Mr. and Mrs. Davis Rex
spent Sunday in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blair and
children of Dallas were here
over the past weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Blair.
Several people of Pecan Gap
attended the funeral services of
Mrs. Emily Edwards at Ben
Franklin Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert L. Walker and
daughter, Patsy, of Dallas were
here Sunday.
Norman Montgomery, Vernon,
transacted business in Pecan Gap
the first of the week.
L. A. Wood and C. W. Deather-
age transacted business in Green-
ville Monday.
Commerce.
Mrs. Moody Houston is a pa-
tient at the Marcum Hospital in
Ladonia.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Leathers,
Margarette Ann and Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stringfellow
of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Stringfellow, Cooper, and Mr.
Conner of Sulphur Springs were
the guests of Miss Una Walker
and Mrs. Mattie Walker recently.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchin-
son and Jan of Paris and Dr. A.
M. Pickard and son, Bobby, of
Raymondville were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pickard last
week
Revival Meeting
A series of revival services are
scheduled to begin March 23 at
the Pecan Gap Baptist Church.
Services will begin each even-
ing at 7:30 p.m. with Bro. Fred
Levrets of Antioch doing the
preaching. Singing will be led
by Bro. J. Lee Richardson of
Pecan Gap. Concluding services
of the revival will be held on
Easter Sunday. A cordial wel-
come is extended to everyone.
Mr. and Mrs. Leeman Clark
attended the funeral services of
his aunnt, Mrs. C. W. Oliver, at
Windom Thursday .
Mrs. Ernest Duncan and son,
Dave, of Ladonia were here
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H .B. Beeler Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Billings
ley visited Rev and Mrs. Bobby
Layman and Carol at Dorchester
Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Loftin and son,
Duane, were in Sulphur Springs
Tuesday .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frank-
lin, Ladonia, were here Tuesday.
Mrs. C. W. Bledsoe is a pa-
tient at Leberman Hospital in
L. C. Eppers, a native of Delta
county, but now of Brookston,
made a business trip here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morgan and
Mrs O F. Muncy were in Com-
merce Friday.
James Cockrell, Dallas, spent
the weekend here with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs C. A. Cock-
rell.
Bill Todd, Roxton, was a din-
ner guest of his aunt, Mrs. Laura
Logan, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stroud and
girls visited relatives in Bonham
over the weekend.
Mrs. J. F. Deatherage of Pecan
Gap, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sparks
and daughter, Julia, of Paris
spent the weekend at Silsbee
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Quisen-
berry.
Mrs. Willie Sockwell has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. L.
Massad, and family at Ardmore,
Okla .
Mrs. Theo Avery, Honey
Grove, visited relatives here Fri-
day.
James Reid .Dallas, spent the
weekend here v/ith his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W .S. Reid.
Mr .ar.d Mrs. F. W Shaw of
Garland visited Mr and Mrs. Roy
Hall Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Bartlett, Mrs. J.
E. Bartlett and Ronnie visited
relatives in Leonard Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. Sam Stephens
left for Uvalde Saturday for 10
days of working with their bees
in and around Uvalde.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grady, Dal-
las, visited W. E. Grady Sunday.
Mrs. Vyda Pickard was admit-
ted as a patient in the Marcom
Hospital Monday morning.
Mrs. C. W. Bledsoe has return-
ed home after being a patient in
the Leberman Hospital, Com-
merce, for a few days.
The condition of O. L. Scott,
who hax been seriously ill at the
Leberman Hospital, remains tin-
changed .
Mrs. John Mills and Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Scoggins and children
all of Mesquite, Odell Scoggins,
Dallas, visited in the A. M. Scog-
gins home over the weekend.
Morris Leeman White, Langley
AFB, Virginia, is here on a 30
days furlough visiting his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. White.
Lee Cohea, who is a medical
patient of the Janes Hospital in
Cooper is reported improving.
Mrs. Myrtle Houston is a pa-
tient at Marcom Hospital in La-
donia at this time.
A son was born Friday, March
6, to Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Poole,
Mrs. Poole is the former Wanda
Jean Canup.
Mrs. Thelma McClain visited
her sister, Mrs. C. V. Parish, here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. A- H. Thompson,
Faught, v'sited Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Fickard Sunday.
Delta Chat
ACTIVI
Meeting of the Indi;
mittee for the purp
ther promoting the
team was held in
courtroom on Thursdi
March 5th. Stan SI
Dallas and Leland Sr
is, both excellent wt
industrial teams we^
Shively, who is worki:
A- ea Division phase!
Power and Light C*
Dallas, acted as prosp<
structor for the team.
Ten members wei
Also had one visitor,
from Dallas.
S. T. Garrison, Cl
the Industrial Cor
pressed his thanks toj
bers of the team for]
est shown and addc
catagory to be used in]
the team.
Following V a list
gories the team is se
nite information aboutj
ernment, finance, util
tion of industrial site^
tations, insurance ar
labor, weather cone
rainfall.
Garrison announce
another meeting in tl
study and instruotk
team will be held
ternoon, March 26, 3:!
member will be furtl
Russell Ham and
roll met Friday, Mai
worked out plans for
contest to be preset
Agriculure Commit!
meets Tuesday night, j
George Hall, chan
Civic Improvement
has made plans for
Government Class to
fices in the County
to learn more about
and State Governmer
day afternoon, Mar
similar meeting with
Graduating Class
Gap High School
here in Cooper on
noon, March 17th.
Red River Valley
al meeting will
Shreveport the 30th
March, is gaining ir
in Cooper. The Cham^
merce Manager has
ervations thus far.
possibly attend
please call immediate
we may make the
Remove floor
rubbing with fine
dipped in floor wax-
FRESH
FROM THE
freezer
WHEN
FLAVOR
IS AT FTS
FULLEST
The sounds of construction be-
ing done usually means progress.
Progress in Christ will be pre-
sented dur;ng revival services
at the First Baptist Church be-
ginning March 15 through 22.
Remember these revival dates!
Each day at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Foxwoith-Galbraith Lumber Co.
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every week for
MRS. L. D.
Pecan Gap,
Please call for
Quart of
DM
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1101 W. Dal
ONE sto;
Farm Supply Ser
Custom Grinding Agricultural
and Mixing cides.
Planting Seeds j
Cleaning Plant, for Crop, Field
Grains & Vetch ture Seeds
SHORTS.......2.75 BRAN
Bryant Seed Com, No. 28, 32 & 36,
Rainbow Garden Fertilizer 50 lb. bi
SUNGLO FEEDS — EVERGREEN
Ford Tractors and Equii
Try calling for something we don’t
in the Farm Supply Line
COOPER FEED
U. SUPPLY CO.
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Stringfellow, Richard. Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 12, 1959, newspaper, March 12, 1959; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth983829/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.