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By K V M

Reunion In Fu ll Swing;» Reunion time .«i{ain In MIco. |

w<>, aloiiK with other reilili'nta ! o f our little i lty, join In w elcom ! Inic thr nuiny old tinirra and vial i tora to thla, the liVth veraloii of aurh a ralebratioii I

Blaty-nlne yrara la a lonK tiiru- for aurh an Inatitutlon and tliat'a what It haa brcoiiir to atuy aliv>^It haa taken a lot o f hard » >ik on the part o f many, and even lh< n It aometlme aeemed aa though it might die. '

The annual a ffa ir nieana a great , <:eal to HIco, and thla departin ' lit j liopaa that It will runtliiue to , thrive aa It haa In the pait j

Anyway, whoever you are. or ' wai rrver you might be from. » e

Council Votes to Lower City Taxes at Monday Meeting

A|>prnniniatr p>i«t tan v.«Iuati«>nr i •T** $wW7 I'rpftt'fit V ilumtliin I

rrtulitKin u $I ijim;C i t y <*uun«'tl mUo l in •

e«trn«iun uf appruxini i***iy 'the lax rate o f | 1 ........... .. $| ai . . ^ ,v a b n t lon be n d n . e,l to $1 So f , , , p lu g , ,.n Cedar St A . o n ' r . i r t

a n c c r e ly hope you en joy your vl.it , ; ,n e r a l d i ^ u - . i o n f o l l o w d f p , , , ,u n d lO.aa. f. et of a l « oat 'again and on motion an I ae< ond the rounril

At the regular Council meeting held Aug 1 1M.V Mayor J It Ogle a ta l 'd that after r.xr f i l l ' '

I■'unald'Tatian he w.i, aaking that

WITHTHE COLORS

* Wednesday Parade Draws Many Visitors

pnd will com** bark ari'l ft**! i*f n**>« jicranrrj hta jw tth iHjuKla;! an«l f ’ <jn j

Thi* SI Nf tax rntr w h * I'ntabh^l; Btrurtiuii l*u lif V\ a< u, h.i* bcrn «*d ill IS3T amt with th** PX('<-|»tion Hi|{ne 1 .Anit wt^rk will t> Ktn Auic

Keunlon, the managem ent would m p . und. r the ad i » )

again

While we're on the aubject o f the

like to expreaa their th a n k , to minlatrallun tht merrhanta und Individual! fur I* * '> , SI 4t> their cooperation in the preputa tion o f the c l r r u la n for the booster tr ip la»t week M.ad we not re c ' l v e d such Interest from all ron - rerned. more than likely Bette and m yself would have had to w ork from early morn until late at night.

o f I, N Iiine when It liar been SI'm

Foiry FM Rood Is Scheduled Under New Rood Program

• Thi‘ T px .iii IliKhwxy Comniisxtun Anywny wp nixUi* it without 'haii takrn the fimt «tt*p lo in.tuie

burning too n iucb midnight oil ------- - . ____ y •rni to ' *»nr** r.Ml*

Mwu h i« fhJtn $t ••■»'>() ‘ l»*hmiui^nt l 4 X*x on th« roll

piijuyc thp pnviablr di»!irt« tioii of ht's init had nu d 4*lm<| j*’nt arul unpiiil w:ttrr biiU f>»r U w p i« t 13 > pxr»

S\t% J H MrMillitn h.iA b. pn * %\ XHB«'4ftor rolU*ctiir itul n r r « l collfi'ttir ^im«‘

W K l ixm pton w it»*r rapt )m .« worked in the watpr «l«*part

for thU we are indeed grate­ful

r n N T U i u r T K P .

Gronbury Takes Lead

The atreets of Ml' '• were linid -th tfi'»'ir.»ndft o f p'^ople VV. dO'

dry a fternoin for lire «nr-ut' pit ra le ' . inch uffielally opened ths | awh Old Sr-UIrr, Iteuniun Kain whieh started falling shortly tx fur- parade time dampened : m ie nf the p a r t i e l p a n t h u t In no way did It dampen the p eop h 's spirit I

f i ' . p l l e soiii' ' eon f ' i . lon . the para'Ie went o f f well with a large number of entriex I'm*'

K'jllowing the par i ' le moat o f July 27 the p-'iple made th- ir way ti: City Jul) 211 Mark for visiting and entertain- July Jg meiit WeJneaday • program run July .'V' ■lale'l of a hao'l eon'-ert by th' July 31 Shriner B in d >f W . i ' " ’ Aug I

I ’ urad'' pri/e winners were an- *'-‘ S *n o u n o d late W' dne-<lav after noot' .1 '* full' jwi

P \THS.K \ M t > m > —An unuauat aspect o f the Hummer Kevival w h i ih will start at Plainview r'liurcn toniglit. Kriday. Is that s-rvii 'es are being ■ unducted by a father and aun who are both riilnister, Kev C VV Johnson is pastor of the church, and he will he acsisled by hts son, Bev W B Johnson o f Woodrow Texas The young! r Rev Johnson is the oldest In length o f service as a mlnts- ter. and he preached hla father's ordination sermon The church • atends a cordial Invitation to everyone to attend these services, w h i ih will continue through Sunday August M

U » \ T I I » . K KP.|M»KTThe f"

Mr. and Mrs. BakeriowiRK wp^thpf rppuri u a D L

*ubnu»t .d by W R Hampton, loi'al A f i n O U n C C r U f C n O S C ob»*rvpr for th**Hrrvirp of thr Wrath*‘ r Hurvau

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Total pr* • ipitation >pxr *»'kl im nr«

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«• a npw tw o vpar 51arkat Ro.id Prutcram fur T«’Xa<t

0 K H Thornton. Jr Chairni.tn ofW e were very m uch surpri.<»pd Ui»* T«*x.4* Hl*{hw':»y t'otinninxion

and disappulnted at the number »t;»ted that th*- fund* for th u pro ,preMint last Tuesday fo i the m. . t - ' ’ ‘ 'J | I n B o S q U C V a l l c ym g o f the Upper Bo.sque W ater l. , .g„|ature j L C O g U C P l a y O H Sahed Axsor-latlon in Hlco A lot T h om a s C Collier District Kn i i s uo f e f fort was put forth by m in i igtneer of the Texas Mighw.xy De- j H Xlir i l OK « \KI n».Nbers o f the Hull Conservation part ment al W aco. has slatsd Uranbury won the third « iK \ IH \ I » h H .«»M w4 MtMII.Serv ice at Stephenville, to com e that the following farm-lo-snarket gnnie o f th# best three out of f l^ - P'irst 1,1 Chsrles U Smith 14down and explain the functions roads in Hamilton County are Igam es Sunday over Iridell in a s. n o f Ch.irles I- .Smith o f Carlton,and benefits o f the assoi 'latlon scheduled for work under t in , pro I’ htrteen inning gam e The or.- ir etitly grs lu lled fnini the rs.

This Is perhaps the most Im 'g ram '*“ * •* •" was t i .d »im late < omi' «ny of fn r c o m . , atpurtant project ever unilertaken i (.'rorii K M 21i4 at Imlmn I5 ip “ miniher of t im e , l i . i le l l cam e the Infantry -S.-hool l-ort K'-nning.in this Immediate area, and It Is I north to Com anche County I . ln - *'>“> Inning with a three <la Idruten'int .Smith who cameour opinion that every man. wo- approxinritely 4 "J m ile . In length h a t hut Hranhury c.itne h.nk to the sihe, J from the .New tlr-man and child should give thsir g ra d in g , structures, base and sur- >» h..tluni of the ninth lo tie N. aris I-i M .rt o f Kmbark itiunwhole-hearted support o f some It f;»clng **‘*' '" " *he g n d u i t e ' l tr.im the Univ. rti»y ofw on 't be easy and it won't fall into . n p'roni K M liklC it K iiry e.i.t hotloni " f the 13th whioi l i r i n h i r y T -x a s tiefor.- '-n 'ering the Airnyour hands without work. Kven If to Kn.l Propos.-d K .M 21.V appro •“ with the run that won in August mviIt takes 3 or 5 or even 10 years xiniately 32 miles In length g r id 'he g.unl o ge l the program started. It m g structures, base .iinl lurf.ii

It!- at 1 >rc*ii• r*!» J F*i*nt111! <(ar<l(*n < S* m*i Hi'! .Kristen F *>4I«i !,«*< k*T>4 and T t o r lit •Ml R Drjit

Me.! IH-I • »ra!c*t (*ar H i la xrUDrug I*u

B'iit I'unilU Mr %fi'l Mr- 1

Hospital Softball Defeats Glen Rose Tuesdoy N ight

T! Ml > HoBpitxl M ft^hotx wnti it IV H •-jfti.ali vi‘ tur\ o t r r

<*ny An» Ui*- <;l#n Hof. Fnn* y H»nt - Tur» jdxy niifti! in *Jlm H(mm* T b r H »t- I «ho!« had w.jri it pr«*viouii ffxni* ltw.4 w«*cx< «iro ovf*r Ihc Kxnry f^n t4 in fii<o by h 14 12

nid M^fn^r xnd tbrir 191K M *d**lj T Kor.lj H*'.*t Mult*' %r.i| Ridi-r I Mxrtun o f l>ut*lin I H*'«t Htryrlr Hxrbxrx Kjinlal*

On tap fur Thur^.lay pro'i :rnm was cnu»ic b> th* Country i Rhythm uf (»** ts«'un. andal»u qu-irtrl ■imemM F riday niiCht | Th** lin* up f»>r tu** Mutnhotn IH th# niKht for x^^utr*' dam • r«

Th# Mlco xnd f 4 m<* wwill be wurth every hour and dul> j n x T'ot ptayi**! due to fun* r »l a rrv if f*lar that it tak e i lo carry out t h e ' Mr Coni**r stated that this J ' ” ‘ H*»cey wtf** a u rim iproicram. ;thr Contmissfnn has luthortzed the f Hher.

Instead of the farm ers and real- dt*v*'lui*H4*nt o f some area roads | N* xt Hundsy flntN *ii intiury at denta who live on or close to the which wiil -*erve th*- du'il purp*>iM' lred**li and this could l>e the finalHonqua R iver o f fore\er fearinic luf servlc** to the adjacent land na K»m** brtw» en these c lu b , shouldthe f loods that are bound lo com e, aiding in th** dev*b»pni*nt .tiranbuty win Mublm K‘'**s lo Mlc*»they can sit back relax, p la n t ,o f th*- entlr*- ar**.i o f the State , Milrd »f ini*‘ o f their srrirtheir cr<»ps. or even hulUl their It w is announced th it wi>rk wiUj* ''* •***’ Mix with thehom es on the very ed*:*** o f the beicm on th**.***' project,* just as crowii* \ *>u will enjuy th**inriver and not have to w orry about soon as final plHnniny is n m ip le iH _________________________ _ __ ______b**lng washed awuy ' ,tnd riaht *»f w ly secured ;

Il*s a worthwhile pro^^am. and dent Knifitteer Hruce II Morton

Mi* wif»* th** formet Miss M**lha Hioffit ! *»f Uv*'< in C'clurnbUX 4*1

K K \ 1TI < 4M N SINRINC. t U W F .N T I O N

The Krath ( ' <unty .Hinxinic C'*>n j vention will he huld in the t'ourt ni*-r* handix

was Kui*erson < al4.iirf . Ia4111<pitcher. Hlue. 1st t»a»*'. l>uncan. 2t.d ba «e . Needham. 3rd b ise Stron^c right short f*a!lers«n. left Mtiort M irrison, right field .Hrlf • en!**rfleld and Wo*»ton left field Ru« sv subsRtiit*d for M or ison m the fifth Innlnir

Thi Mic.* Rainbh rs UjaI t.. th* drawings 4*l*-n Ro»e HUeimer Itirls in th

i'l at 10 p m f'lr the ond game ofif ' li 'l lar, worth o f fr-x- » '

With neighboring towns invit**d The traditional l>ld Fiddlers

f 'onti «* .ind alsxi ■»pp«*aring will he th* lgi*on Valley lio>« anwth*T string hand from l>*' Iseon This is the group that gaV-4> the Reunion such I b*iost by m.iking the t»<H>atrr trip last we>-a

Al)*»i Si*ur«ia> night will b<* >thou'^anti^

Mr and Mrs. H K Haaer an* Mr**' noum^e this week the purchas** o f

0<N> th- puiar li**ar. formerly owned ,ind op* rated by Mr and Mrs Iceland Johnson fur thr past threa v»ar They hav* renamed tbs busin*‘4S Maker's Puiar H<*ar

Mr and Mre Maker moved hers lik4t Week from Morgan They havs four ( htldren. <*ene 19 I»u ise . 14, who i: s aophurnure in high achool, W avn* 4 and John 2 They ara making their horn* at Husseiis aparttnents

Mr Maker wa« engaged in ths ram lung huaineAs at Morgan and h* iiid Mr« Maker wrr** very ar- ti\r in i iv ic activitiea Hr was a m* mtM*r of the Morgan achool board ind Mra H iker was artlvs It) the lu*al H T A

The Makers stated that every- on* in Hieti ha* been so friendly and nice and made them feel right at horns

They will feature delicious malts, nulk shakiit soft cream sand* wh'hes hamburgers and delicious drinks

Mr and Mrs Johnson will con- tinur to live in Hiro

the doublewtiaii.i laat W't t*k

tu i>e g iv m awav bv T>o-h ou se In .S!« p':rnVlM** on Aui'uat 7 I’ 7 p m

l!veryone h i » ror-lit l turn to iitt 'tol

Sunday l<*ral m* trhint<< This <lrawmg has

invitabecome an and at!r*»*ts •% b»t i»f Interest froni t*uth liM'.il p*'op.e .and visitors

R tmriters will pUy the (ilrn H*»*e F ir.ey f*iu>ts here Turad.V^ night August u a! H p m

F-v*'r\on* i« Well «»nw* t 4‘* aniew

♦ he

the people o f this area should will tie tn charg** certainty lend a hand and give |this area whatever support they can i ■■

of the work in

• rilU M A S II14 .IIF S W ll .l .Another important Issue which %|'TKNII T A I l l .F T O ^

will face the properly owners o f Htcphcnvilh Aug 2 T h o n n s Hamilton County In the near fu Hughes, son o f Mr and Mrs Ollle turs Is the election calling for Hun'' ' '* Hlco. has been awuril a cou nty hospital to be built a t , " * * »eholar ,h lp to Tarleton State Hamilton i College

The Commiasioners Court h as ! Hughes was selected upon the been petitioned and now It's only recom mendation o f the Tarleton a m atter o f a few weeks until , Kaculty Scholarship Com mittee every qualified voter ahould go and approved by l*resldent K J t s the polla and cast their vote for Howell.

He will enter Tarleton In Sep- trmh'-r.

Petition Presented Last Friday For County Hospital Election

• Local Banker Named Honorary Director of Heort 0 ' Texos Fair

W aco Aug 4 Hixty two Trxana » iv*» h»cn hunted honorary dtr«*c* !f>r*» o f the Ml ait O ’ Texa»* Fair, Of ! itM T 1 7 Mr**sid*‘nt K umicII A( ’ V antiounr *’■

Amofig th**ni «r** I ’ nit**d .Statss .HiTia'or** Isvndun H Johnson and Rn* 4 Itaniel. fNmgr«-<*sman W R iVi.ige Dr . R Whiti l*ri*sidi*nt

I Ilf Maylor l*nlverslty, and Stats 4V*mmis4ionsr of Agriculture John I' WhitsI

j Odis petsif k pr«*sidcnt o f KIrttI National Hank of iiico, was also• nam<*d !«» thi* honorary group

KIve hundred citlxcns thit we.-k'I Hamilton Chamber o f Com merce. | county M.wl people are o f the pi'tltioned Hamilton County C o m - j c i v l c and service clubs, and other i ‘T in lon that the answers given ate

Ari

Bv K. I>\\\S<»N

wc making progres*

o r against ths proposalTl la now up to the people w heth­

er or not they want their taxi’S ralaed to build an institution which m ore than likely thi-y will never use. and w hich will forever he a burilrn on the county and th.- taapavers.

Anyway, everyon.- will h.ive a ch ance to vote pro or con. ami we hope the ou tcom e is for the best.

•This drpat tforiit ha-! loten qu- S-

t loned tinis and again on what atand It would take concerning the proposed county hospital ir^u-

In ca s t anyone la In doubt about :rar being si-rvlced. ou r views, let It be known here i had hern put on it and now that we are ag.im .i th. .Ihxt larg- irntra l

missinners Court to lall a bond election for a county hospital

Kstlmated coat o f the 20-hed hospital Is »'200n00 It w ould be lom plete ly I'qulpped with operat­ing room s and air conilltlonlng

T h e hospital haa the hacking o f

It Happened Here or Near

Im- those wtio .ay that wi•* Thet«- are not

They tlilnk the world Is going lo (the di'vll Well, tt'a a free country

‘ m e 't in g that hail Just closed at DallH:

I Introduced myself to the drtv- . '-r as wi* shook hand. 'A n d m y n line." hi- said "!'< Anderson I

. . . .. . . 1 not specific enough and thatorganisations In that city hut In • . u -ei iI loo few facts are told The letterother quart! r Imllcatlons j ,ta les Instances of success o f otherthat most towns and com muntlles | rnunty hospitala which have been will fight the Issue I abl'- to pay their own way

1 However, nothing la mentioned the many many hospitala

throughout the stale w h" are

If everything cont.ilne.l In the i petition Is In order the court will , " I call an el.-! ti'in within 30 days

TK*.ATK.I» KOK WNAKK BITKsuch as the one proposed Kive Mrs Kmmllt Andi'rson la a pa years of drouth and hard times ! tlenl at H lco Hospital where sha have dug deep Into the farmer's ' '* being treated for a ratth'snalie reserve and with no Indication 'jf , O" h e right legrelief In sight ' Sb!' w-as liltten by the snake

W hen other phases of the plan ' Tuesday In s field on the Andar- d cve lop , people will be Inf'irmed son farm on Houle 3 Hlco. Re- and given a chance lo rxpreoa i peris Thursday m ornin g were sb« IheIr views I WHS recovering very nicely

voters can IO!.k for , " I " < h r red and who hav!AI the most ward t ter part l im e In Sepli-mher

Most all 'I' il.fle€l viiD'TS In the county rec ' ' i\ ' ' l a Ihn-!-p .i*e let Icr last wi—k sent out h\ the Citiscns ( '.SUM ittee for H imilton County »1. In the fo in i o f

o going to the p o lk the lat '•* ' ' - I - d e p a r t m e n t , o ' , ' L l ! t l c S f ' L o d O C Ifl T c X a S rl o f this month or «. me 'h * <-o«nty governmrn* lo pav ------------------------------- » ---------------------------

Chalk Mountain Masons Operate on Small Budget

am from Kiln KUm. a mining town .i|U!'«ltons m d answers on thi- h-nrand inch folki are ciittll!il to their .Maiilloti.i " He then explain'd f u .Kpinluiis

I walked Into the Chancy Serv tee Station th' other dav and oh •ervcil on the wlndshteM of a

1 sl icker It at in Miiniloha I'rovinei

o f hospital for the ,

o f

a "g ru d ge” against our nelghlmr. W e simply believe that an Instltii tIon s u 'h as ths one p iuposi ' l would hurl the county

Drouth conditions an'l trying times for the past four years have taken their toll throughout ths county, and It Is our humble (ipinlon that thla la not ths proper tima lo present such an Isatic.

And now you know.

Ittiat following the Dallas meetingto- and his family wen- on u to'lr ■ " .....of Ti'Xas amt meant to go Into .1 \ x | f '« H M BI4BOM 'x lc o for a visit H>' iniriMluc. il ( O M I ’ I I I Iw wt HOIII. hts wife, a com ely matron who . v

'might i- .ft ly pa'-s for a loral Irolt'h 'liisewltr In so f.ir a* nppi ar " lloho «f ll'- o anci s wen- eoni erneil An 'Ierion uated h> lli< International• IH'ke thi- same - orl o f Kngllsh that we are a o u s t i im e d lo He

'Was In a <ar that Is e 'vnm on lo tills area So far as looks and

ld i '15 and speeeh Were coneerm-d

.SB;, a . onial looking fellow who •outil 1m’ the driver. I noted that

the liirniie plate on th' rear bum p­er bore the tegen'l 'M-xnitobn' and soni!' letters pasted on the hump er with refleetlvs tape had the could not tell the differencename "Klin K lo n '' There w as also > ,^ d folks of oura streamer acruas the bum|>er ' (ow n that Indicated the occupants o f the car had bean In attendance upon ths Jehovah 's WItnessaa

their wavNeither is then- mention made

ahout ihi- various ■ irurity hospttal- w hl< h at! tiuill only l'> havi- to i stand c.iiant for months tanrl]M'ars in si'fii'- cosi 'sl w.tiling for ippri'pri ition of fun d ’ In order to

of !-n up and rei I'lve p-itients Anrual "Petating eost firinittlV!- inti rior o f the one-riKtin,j I hi- letter that volera I'-ceivi d ' 'One rn k o f wood one gallon 20x.'ill fool tiuilding. and a pot-bel-

» a , .-og'ied hv SO builness men an I " f k '-rn serr ' ' lleif stove stood by for winter' .'there from H imilton who favor Such Is the offirlally record'-it m onths Until a hasp was ren-ntly Ihi- I'lan >' ar'.\ ri-quli 'ment for Chalk attached a big ro< k ww- the single

ll' -tietcllv the opinion of most Mountain -Masonic I/udge .No. XM door 's only fasli-nlng for decades.P'lipb' •- That they .an ' l and don't th. smallest lodge In Texas with Presiding as Installing o f f icerw nil I . pav f.ir an Institution « m. n ib!ixhip o f 14 loeaii'd at for the eight prtneipiils of Chalk

j fh i . lk Moiinlain population 30, Mountain loodgi’ waa Spencer- — - eouthiHsletn co in e r o f Kemplln worshipful master of

ness Machines t 'orporali .m el« iHc n | UOM > \« STION Krath C'oui.ty .Tarrant No 1*42, aaslsted by W Caccounting machine cuotnmer en- v r an'l Mrs J . N Kuseeil re And the largest lodge In Texas. Shook, a past master, as marshal glnerrln^ , r h 'o l at the IBM plant turned home last Thursday afk-i ,K or l Worth 's Tarrant Masonic Taking o f f ice were R obert Wor-here He Is signed l.r the com a vacation trip to Detroit. Mich., ! I<odge No *42 recently Installed ' rell worshipful master; R oy Un-pany's Kort W.irth satis and serv „n d Chicago in Mre. Kusaell la j new offli ers for thr tiny o r g a n i t a - ' drrwnod and Kenneth Trimble,Ice o f f ice • patient at HIro Hospital, where : tion In Its an<'lent. windnwleas, | wardens. O E Cosby, treasurer;

Mr liono ,'iid hts fr 'ow grad- she Is n-covertng from a broken frame lorlge room high up on t h e 'J o h n Anderson, secretary; J. K

Aug 1 J imi s has h'-en grad

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. , , , ualiMi represent fourteen IBM hip and other Injuries recelvroj in mountain for which the village Is Skilea anrl Ourly Hall, deacons,rn er a n. no sus ona o slates and the an eacslator accident In a C h ic a g o 'n a m e d ---• •-------- ’

(Continued on Page Rland William Anderson, tiler.— Xlort

DIetrtrt o f Columbia. railway station recently.I

I K em sen e lamps Illuminated ^the W orth Star Telegram.

T H E H IC O N E W S R E V IE Wr K l l t A V , A r t i l 'H T 1 IMt.

C A R L T O N- By -

Mr*. V*r«<l G «y«

Irm. P. W Jun*s and dauich-

trr, Mrs. Jack Powell aod chil­dren ol gu a n a h left Sunday (or their homes after a visit with her sister. Mrs W H Vick Other visitors in the the Vick home were her brother and wife. Mr and Mrs

WELCOMEto Hico’s Annual Reunion

August 3 - 4 - 5 - 6

A Registered Pharm acist on duty ot all times

H O W A R D D R U G C O M P A N Y

'T h e Store of Friendly Service"

B IL L H O W A R D , Owner

P H O N E 108 H IC O , T E X .

W J W isdom o f Stephsnvllls. They all were visitors In ( lien Koas and at |*ottsvllle with their brother and wife, Mr and Mrs. Van W isdom

Chas. Thrsatt, son o f Mr and Mrs Koaer Thrralt , who left July 111 to enter the ami> is stationed at Kort Knox. Ky

Mrs Kllen Pirrve and arand- dauahtrr. Kuby Hutchison return rd home Saturday after a visit In West Texas with relatives

Mr and Mrs It V Jordan and children o f New Koston, Mr and Mrs W alton d a n d y and children o f Kort W orth, and Mr and Mrs

! J C. Malone and daughter o f .W a c o spent last week end with j their grandparents and parents.

Mr and Mrs. J W Jordan 8r I Dot k Cooper, star route mall car- : rler, from Carlton to Hlco. has been seriously III at his home near t 'arlton from a heart attack

Mrs d eu rge Williams and daugh­ter, Martha and her mother. Mrs Main o f Hamilton were visitors Monday with Mrs Myrtle Hyles and daughter, Mrs Boyd Ballsrfl

Dr and Mrs Hall Culler o f l^ m e s a and his brother J e ff Cut-

I ler o f Portales, N M visitad here the past week with relatives

Mr and Mrs Alvle Lynch o f ( 'h il l lcothe returned to their home Ktiday after a visit with his aunts and uncle Mrs [.xirena Stidham, Miss I’attle and Joe Lynch

Kenneth Mark and Michael Lvnn Hudd returned Friday to their hiaiie In l .aredo after a visit o f several weeks with their g ran d­parents. Mr and Mrs W S ftudd Their father Garland Rudd, came In for his sons to accom pany them home

Mr and Mrs Mack Kllison left Saturday for Crewbyton and I.,ut>- bock to visit thrtr sons. Frank. Kdwin and Donald Kllison and their families and to attend the Old Settlers Reunion at Crosby

i tonI Mr and Mrs J \V Jordan Sr and daughter. Mrs W alker Curry were visitors and shop|>ers In W a c o Monday.

' Mrs J W W illiam s and chil­dren. Dixie. Rettle Robert and

^Juhn o f Carrollton were visitors Saturday with Mrs Boyd Ballard and her m other Mrs Myrtle Hyles

Mr and Mrs Milton Whitehead spent the week end In Stephen vllle with her parents. Mr and Mrs Will W right and other rela­tives

Mr and Mrs Neal Oerreald o f • lustlnr, her m other and sister, Mrs J H Tull and Mrs. Lillie An­derson attended the H ancock re­union held Sunday at Walnut Springs

Rev and Mrs Moore and two children o f Tolar and Mr and Mrs W arren Hardin and two chil­dren o f Falkville Ala visited Mon­day with the Hardin 's cousin Mrs K I . Fine and husband

I Mr and Mrs Watt Sharp Jr

and Terry spent Sunday afternoon In Hamilton with her mother, Mrs J W Short, a patient In a rest horns there

Mr and Mrs Hubby Moring and children returned to their home In Cotton Center after a visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs. K 1- | Fine. They were actaiipsnied to I their home by her sister, Mrs Day- j mund W eaver and three suns (or a visit ;

Mrs Charley Stephens returned to m e Sunday from San Antonio ; after a visit with her four daugh- | ters and their families. !

Mr and Mrs t 'Uyton I^efevre and daughters, AnneUa. Ruse and t'layta Sue o f I iifk.R are visiting bis parents, Mr and Mrs Kd Le- fevre

Mr and Vrs. Janie« A. Martin cl Vlsts. Cl Ilf., and her brother, Kllle Marsh uf DeMx Calif visited Monday a fterroon with Mr and Mrs Fred Cey».

Clvit.' L h es irt and the Texas Vlllsge Hoyt w-ill piesent a pro­gram at the Carlton ( iym August III In t.te Inti n e t ul the Carlton C e iu t e r y fund M ase your plans to attend

Mr and Mrs Ruisell Bowden an I i nilJreii c ( !■ urt Wurth spent th" week • ltd wiin his patents Mr and Mrs Kohi rt Bowden and Joan Their deughtcr. Jeanle, re- turnrd home with her parents a f t ­er I weeks visit with her grand- pai-er'«

W ( ; ,1 has lust b fcn r<*crlv- d h e -« o f the ru id e n h a t h o f Davis ■McI’ : - rsen o f D*. Tsj:, form erly o f C t n l i n l i e psse J away In the Dallas |H>st o l t . c e where he was employed

Mr and Mrs Arthur Burden and ( i i i d n r o f Hlco visited Su n ­day with his sister and husband •Mr and Mrs Charley I*roffltt and attended services at the Baptist Church Sunday r iorn lng

r A K I I o t r i l k N K S IW e wish to express our thanks i

for the many kind deeds snd ex preaslons o f sympathy extended to us In the loss of uur loved one Kspeclally do we thank those who > brought food sent fli'Wers. to Bar- | r w Rutledge Funeral Home, the I Hlco Hospital staff, and the Hlco telephone operators Msy Hod's richest blessings he with you al ways

The Wllllatii H Anderson Fsmilv

DANCEJE R R Y D Y K E S

A N D T H E

W estern Ramblers Sat. N ight, Aug. 6

M ERiniA .S- SKATLNcJ HI.N'K

To All People Interested In The Upkeep Of Our Cemetery

To maintain our cemetery and keep it as it should be kept and os we wont to keep it requires the full time and serv­ices of one man. To do this requires on expenditure of not less than $1,000.00 each year.

The Hico Cemetery Association is endeavoring to main- toin our cemetery but the income from investments and other sources is not sufficient. Outside income has dropped off so that the situation is alarm ing.

To continue this work will require each ond every one interested to contribute toward its maintenance. Your con­tribution may be mode monthly or in any other monner you may desire, to Miss Mae Phillips.

The Hico Cem etery Association is o corporotion fully authorized to continue for oil time ond is managed by o Boord of Directors, its present Board consisting of J. P. Rodgers, Jr., President; W. M. Horsley, Secretory, and D. F. M cCorty.

Our investments consist of legocies mode by good c it i­zens of our community. These legacies ore placed in our permanent fund and the principal moy not be used for m ain­tenance purposes — only the income may be used. The permanent fund is invested in high grade M unicipal and Federal Bonds.

H E LP US M A IN T A IN O U R C E M E T E R Y — Y O U R C E M E ­T E R Y — by m aking os liberal o contribution os possible.

J. P. R O D G ER S JR ., President W . M. H O R S L E Y , Secretary

D. F. M c C a r t y

H IC O C E M E T E R Y A S S O C IA T IO N .

P.S.— The water pressure ot the Cem etery is low. W ill you please help us by not wasting water. Remember that when your hydrant is running, the other fellow is cut off.

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We would also like to reccomend our successors andO W N E D A N D O P E R A T E D BY MR. A N D M RS. L E L A N D

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T o O ld-Tim ers and A ll Visitors

A t the Mico Reunion

Only the quality of our products is "high" For steady, all-

around dependable service, you can rely on us Our )ob is supplying you with the best in TEXO FEEDS for your DAIRY

HERD, POULTRY NEEDS and General Feeding Program

STO P H ER E W H E N YO U N EED FEED S. O N E STO P DO ES IT

J.B. Woodard ProduceC A S H B U YERS OF

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SPECIALS for Friday thru Wed.SUGAR-10 lbs............................ 89^GIANT T ID E ............................. 65^Bordens Mellorine . . . . V2 gal. 49^ Kimbells Pork & Beans . . . . 3/25^ Peach or Apricot Preserves . 2 lb. 39^ OLEO-Solid or Quarters . . .lb. 19^Green Label T u n a ...................... 29<Apple Sauce—303 Stokely’s . . . 15 FrozenLemonade—12oz. can . . 25^

— MARKET SPECIALS —Calf L iv er .............................. lb. 29<Arm Roast.............................. lb. 49 iChuck R oast.......................... lb. 390Seven Steak............................lb. 390Club Steak.............................. lb. 450

H.&B. Food StoreP H O N E 23 W E D E L IV E R H IC O , T E X .

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Mri. ICunlc. M a t . r n g . l .» ------- ------ ^Dry hut weathi-r U again our

wruthrr r«'l>urt fur thia wr«>k A light ahowrr fall tiiruugh this virinity Moi^Uay aft-rnciun. but not aufriripnt to hrip only to cool ti ling, o f f fur a while

W K Cunningham r.turned , home a few d a y . ago from Fort

Wurth, where he underwent aur- Igeiy at Harria Huapltai fur a nerve ailment on the right aide o f hit face and head, on Saturday morn

! log, July Itt Ha remuined in the hoapital until the following Wi d- neaday and waa taken to the home o f hla daughter. Mr and Mra Walter I'rlnx and f:triilly and alao viaited in the honn of another daughter Mr and Mre Carland Ariant alao o f Fort Worth The operation waa a Very d ' l ica ' i ' o p ­eration ainre an Inelaion had to

I be made In the akuM to tie o f f j the Injured nerve Hut the op> ra I tion appeara t<i be quite aucceaaful I and W K atatea he h ia hud no I return o f the pain, from which hr i had hern auffering for more than I a year The arar of aome three

inchea in length, haa almoat c o m ­pletely healed and will be hard to det.Tt In a abort tlno- W>- know hla frienda wilt be glad to hear o f hia recovery and we are aorry we didn't learn o f hla hoapltahxatlon In time to Inform tho»e w ho would have llk.-d to have eent him mea- aagei o f cheer and get well withea

The Methodlet Vacation Hible School will begin neat Monday Auguat It and continue through Friday. Auguat 13 The hour o f meeting will be from H to 10 311 a m All children to aixte.-n year, o f a g e have a cordial invit.vtion

to attend The com nu nrement e* i erciae will be held on Friday night I o f the cloalng day. The public la I Invited to attend

Mra Caaaie Burger, who la mak ing her home at present with her father Mr J If W'bitlock. la in Albuquerque N M She hll» le-etl suffering with aathfi.i for some time and thought the ch.i:.i;c .,f climate might bring relief We feel sure the la miaced by tier many f m nda here and all b -pe <he

w i l l ai>on he much iiiipro, ed .and ib 'e to return and -*i' ; aait .tin

The writer, a c ru m p m icd by our a:-* r and grandd itigli'cr M ■ lllii lva tVix and t ’ hervl Kav l ’ •;■e who H Malting In the /lome . f her gran Ipar- rta were ah ii>pi!ut in ,S>. jihcnvllle Tueadav af'ertioon o f Inal week ind returtieil h> w iv of I 'uldln wheti- n e VI-.*ed w.ti- <>ur dau.li,ler and niece. Mra l> PI All : aon

Mr and .Mra li. w.'v .’a-*!b-t- ted a while Thuradav iii*trnii.g m 1 11 home of hla brother Mr ind Mr- t'.arl It IV .'ai-io ra and fariul'

Mr lie,I Mr- \\ liter Urevea of p'ori W o r 'n vi-i! I laal p'riii.iv in !!'• home o f tor aunt. .M; m l Mra Henn < untmii,h trti .Mr. Itee\,a la the forrn-r Mi«a Mo n t . Ogle o f p‘ |iry 0*1 e f gue.ata in the home t'l br- wi'h Mra Il.- vra and hu.abuml wen* Mr- W il fo id I ’ ltlt. daughter o f the t mnlngh.ima and her daughter Mr- t'lydr W ilao- . and little da ilg l . ' ir t ’ a ’ hey all of Hamilton and Mr ind Mr.t .Mon!

. Vi'Ung o f Hico' The writer a* I alaler. Mra (Jhidva Cox VI-|*'|| a while l.ia! Thuradav night in the honi<' id our roualn. Mr md Mra I> I> .My'era o f near Mico

I W. lie glad lo report th.V Her ; man .Silla has (lait of the c*-meter\ i burned o f f and la working evei- I available opiHirtiinily he can and

wc do appreciate hla ef for la lo help ua out with setMc.-a at thla time W e hope tboit- interested in the P'alry Cemetery will continue to aend In your donationa They are always ajiprerlate 1 hy thi- com niltlec. serving in tnia raparlty

The writer and daughter. Mra Carl Ray Sellers. Carolyn and Jim mte Don api-nt last S.iturday In Dublin visiting in the home o f our daughter and slater. Mr and Mra D E Allison and Darrel Other gueala were the Altlaon's daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs W ayne Pittman. The ocraaion was In honor o f Jimm ie D<m'a aevenlh birthday, which w a . Sun­day. July St. but w la held on Sat­urday since hla aunt. Mra R a y ­mond Jones was giving him a birthday dinner on Sunday He re­ceived a numlo r of nice and use­ful girts

W e recelveil i letter recenlly from our sister Mrs Mvrtb- Fn ger o f Krady telling of Ihe arrival o f her first g r e ii grandchild an

I eight and one lalf |iound aon Imin to Mr and Mrs Robert Hountr*-* on July 2:,; -tI the lirady H >ap:tal Mrs. Rountree is the daughter o f Mr and .Mt« I.c«ler Smith alao o f Rrady The hnby la the Smith's first grandchild >ind haa beioi ehrlilened Ronnie lo*.* Mia Rmin tree’s hushiin 1 la In the service nnd stationed out of the stale at this lim*-

Mrs Hritlic la 't le vlalted from Thursday until p-Jlday In the home o f her brother. Mr and Mra Sid Dickerson o f near I l lco Her brother. Waller Dickeraon o f At Unta. (2a. was also visit ing In the home

Mrs W Iv Ooyne and daughter lO'nda vlalled Monday In Fort

Worth with their daughter and Slater Wilma tiracc.

P'rt-d Hay Noland has n-lurned lo Macon. ( ! a , where ha is ata- tiuiied with the Air P'orce after a furlough with hla parents, Mr and Mra Marvin Noland and utln-i relatives

Dun Danabee. who la in the Marine Corps, has been spending a furlough with hia puienla, Mr and Mra Otiis Danabee and chil dren. Patsy. Cunnia and Darry

Sidney* Sowell, sun o f Mr and Mrs D D Howell Jr la now cm ployed by Uie Santa p'c Railroad in Albuquerque. N M

The writer a tten d 'd singing Sunday afternoon at Pruvld>-nce liapliat Chur* h In the pi-cun c o m ­munity near Hamilton

Mr and Mrs PM a in SeiUielmer and family o f p'ort Wurth visited Sunday In Uie home o f her par­ents Mr and Mrs PI Id Allison They were returning home after a visit at Hamilton with hla fath rr and other relatives Mr Sell- helmer has a slater in the C om an ­che hospital w ho la critically 111 o f a heart ailment whom they

and family and Mr. and Mrs. T. C Stanley and Betty,

We art glad to Inform the pub­lic that Parka -Store was reopened Wi'diieaday Alt liough he la un able to carry a complete stock at thla time wc do urge you to tup ply your needs at much aa possible until the stock la enure complete It will be remembered that the store waa destroyed by tire recenlly. and the stucco produce building has been redecorated and shelving ar-

j rangementa made to taka ca r t o f I the new stock o f merchandise. W o ' appreciate the e f forts o f tko * Parka to serve the com m u nity and I hupi' all will show their appreci» - ; tIon likcwtae

Mr and Mrs. G eorge Slringor I and family of Jal, N M spent the I week end with her parents, Mr. and .Mra P^dd Allison

THY N p ;w s hp: v i e w w a n tADji P'OR R E S X T 8 .

Ialao visited |

We Just learned since arriving at p'alry that Mrs Plmniett An

Id'-raon waa bltti-n early thla m orn ­ing (Tuesday I on her right leg by a rattlesnake She and her husband were down In the field and Mr Anderson stated they wer** about thirty steps from the car Me immediately placed a tourniquc above the wound and d r iv e by the Au*ll*' Clark home and got M iss Shirley Clark to drive them to the Mico Hoapital. where she la receiving treatment Mr Andei- son stated the snake appeared to be pretty good size but they were so excll -d they didn't take time to try to kill II Mr Anderson is calve treatment himself after ar riving at the hospital We ce> talnly hojie she will a>M>n be fully in very poor health and had to re recovered

Mr and Mr« W P* Goyne a n i D yndi spent .Sunday at the home- m niing at Ibirvci T h ey report a fine barbecue lunch with all the

I tr imming* an*l a gmid timeMi=:; Joan SitU wh'i Ir at 'end

ing Sou 'hern College o f Comfner*e if p'oit W'*rih ipent the w>a-k end with her p.ar< nta Mr and Mr*. H'-rman Sill*

Mr* Chester W o.mI N '-ld i Ron rile nr, I ( 'h . i ' e * »pei,t Imt week in R.i 'hnaer visi'mi; her mother ind . . i i . r Mr*. C H Mulglev and Ann Mr W ood ;in<i H ?.rlon w< r* after th-ni Saturd.iv a n l Ihev ni; spell* .*CH’ ' i rd iv night .md Sundiv in W.Tiler* visitirig Mr \V ;>od * sister Ml li lt .Mr* A 1. Hop. r

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New T V Station W ill Go On Air Aug. 10 W ith Test

With th, ;nata la’ i. ■; >f tranamiUing ai(uipniant rapullv naarlag KKJZ T\’Fort Worth pUn» to put thrir Trot f i t U f m on thr a,r Aua'uat IWh Thajr » i l l uer p o » .T o f 210 QUO watte an 1 a 1«T4 foot t o « r r on t'hann>T It I

As most v iew 'I • know a tratpatl la >na of iifii'a tiul rirrlra with thr atalioo .ail lattrra t h a t 'snahlaa i>n>- to adjust a art to Its flnast tuning point In aildltlon to this It givas tha rnginaanng staff | an opportunity o f also adjusting tha transmitting latuipnirnt

With tha last pattarn on tha air far aevaral wsalis prior to tha ragular talaca^t ds*< Jo,- Ilsig'^ K F J Z TV ( ’ ho f Enginaar aasa it will anahla th .m to ifvprooghU cha< k tha qiuilltv of rai . ption in alt parts of K F JZ T V » rovarsga araa which • stands approsimataiv

M i l It t m \ iwi rIf you want a social •«ourlty

ard cith'-r a duplicate or vuur first una save tinn by getting an application form at your local l ‘ ust tiff ica It you writ, a letter to thr Hoi'lal Security O ffice they will have to srnd you a form at cording to Joe ‘- ’ Irpp ’lrld Kap resentative o f the W aco IHslrlct O f f t -r of the Social Security Ad ministratKtn

Write today for a free booklet raplaining Old Agr and Survivors Insurai » benefits or sea a rep­resentative o f the W aco Office who will be in H.tnillton at the County Courtroom between the r '->urs of 9 >■' a ni and noon on \Vi dni edas August 10 He will be glad to answer ijuastiona regarding social security

•5 miles IB all direcllona from K;>rt Worth

Through this prelitntr.ary work viewers can be assured that whan K K J Z T V goes on tha air In Sap- 'am ber thev will getting thevery bast quality ptisstl !e for the greatest anjoymani KKJZ would be intarastad In hearing from viewers o f this area and In knowing Just n- w the test pst 'arn la being r o ‘ aive.l on thair sa's

III s inning August loth. t h a KKJZ las ' pattern wi : be on the lit • s. •! dsN 1 1 . ept for brief par -•ids while sdjusf rn,-nts are being made if n - .e .e s r c • , bring th iranamittar picture to I's peak quality

I Senator l .yndon II Johnson pra paring to leave HethesJa Naval

I Hospital for two or three week's rest at his hom e in Washington before returning to Tessa wants thi peopls o f Tevas to know he Is grateful for all they h a ie dona to start him on the road to full recovery from the heart attack he suffered July 2

Mrs Johnson fondly known as loidy llird to multiplied thousands o f Texans, said her husband dr clared he haa a fuller appreciation than ever before of how fortunate he IS In hiB friends

' "During those first difficult hours inimcdialely after he auf ferrd the attack messages started pouring tn." Mrs Johnson said "They were encouraging heart­warming messages o f confidence and hope and they gave l.yndon strength when he needed It most "

Mrs Johnson estimated that sesiie MJOO letters, telegrams and "xlet Well" cards have been re reived by the Senator i ince he was slrlckrn A great many of them carried the Information that their senders were praving for him They came from people in all walks of life from the ■'resident o f the I'nited States and fr«'ni a 12 y- ar old boy in Kast Texas from farm ers and housewives and worsing men and business executives and niemlHTs of Sunday SchfMil classe

Nothing else has helped l.yndon Ml much as thi knowleilge that manv people are pulling for him" Mrs Johnson declared

Senator and Mrs Johnson hope to return to their ranch in Killes pie County by September 1 where ll|e Senator will rest and relax t>e tween now and the opening o f the n> xt session o f Congress In Jan uarv

C L A IR E T T E— Bv

Mrs Lucite Mayfield

Plans fo Proposed $400,000 Library at Tarleton Approved

( O M . K M . %TION kl.Ml r i K l l l l w T CHI K M I

Sunday School |o a m Preaching Service 11 On a m F ie n ln g Services 7 .M p m I*rayer Meeting 7 SO p tn

Thursday

KCEN-TV, Channel 6, Television Schedule

Th** Busy B*** Club met Thur* (lay aftiTnoon with Mri Ana Mar- •hall

Mrs IsUcllr Ma> field and son Mltchalt vtaltrd Wednraday In the home o f Mr and Mr> C \V ll«»b rrtun and Mr and Mr* K T S a l­mon o f Strphi*nviltf and vUltrd h»‘r brother. I'harlie who was IM In thr Strphrnvlli. Horpiial

I Mr and Mrs Igr** Marshall were tn Strphr-nvtilr Wedneaday ahop pin^ and Mr M^rah-tll attendt-d th* rattle sale

Som e from her** attended the i fn « * tm f Tu= i==lav »f the t 'pper Itokxqu Watershed at Mn u Mr

land Mrs John tioUr'htly o f this |(ommunity were %. iertrd to serve «*n the ste* rinc c«»njnnttee

Mrs John (odi^htU is attendinic the T H O A nieetini; it H ‘ *te| Texas In K'»rl W orth this w*ek

Nell WiUiama h.%e be* n In the l>ublin Hospital t le >sirk

IVdplr Ffii •* and .'<tfphen\llle attended the Bapt.iil U* vival thi past a erk

Thr farmers .*i»-e t iiov h.trvestint; hav over the runintunitv and are thankful to have tt to harvest, as It U the first tn .lb' ut 4 \ears

M.snv from he*-- vmII att«nd the ikVth Annu.tl H u . Heumon this • A t*k to see and vutf with fn e n d f :.r.d r*!a*lv*« tha* thev never see *t«ept at reunU'n *ime

St('phrn%*llle A u f 2 Pn*liml’ I nary plans for runatruction o f a pru^Kised $40n.0(k library buUJtnt; at Tarleton State Colle|;e have tie* n appruvt'd by the building commit lee o f the T* xaa A A M College Ifuard o f iMreeturs. Pres K J Hotsell annuurued recently

I It Is an t it ’ipated that bids will be rec*«i\«d 111 S«*ptenl' ‘ r with th**;e bids t-elng reported to the

i iikard at its meeting on Sept 30 i 'o lbg* offl(*lals expressed the be­lief that If the M is are satlsfar- toiy .«nd n o e* with the approval of the dlte< tors work on the library ma> »tart at>out th< nndd! of (K tober

The pro|H»t-d librarv will )m* lo Seated wher»- the prenent Military PropertN Warehouse in s ituat 'd

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M is s Partain Is Honored With Shower Tuesday

MISS M AIU K ) JOY P A H T A IN

Margo Joy Partain,Ray Battershell, Will Marry Sunday

Mr and Mm J. l> Partain havr announi'id the rnaaiernirnt o f thetr dauKhtrr, Mar|u Juy, to A3<- TIiomaH Hay Balterahrll. curr< ntly aervlny with the V S. Air Korrr and atatloni'd at Kirkland AFIS In Albuquerque. N. Mex He la the eon o f Mra. 8. K. Hittterahell of llico .

The hri(|e elect will tie a aenlor at Micu H u h School next year Mr Hatterahell waa a pi.M KCad- uate of Hlro Hl|;h .Si-hool

The a e d d m x date haa tieen aet for Sun lay afternoon. A uk 7, at Firat Ha|>tlat Church In Hico

j He» ent vlaltora In the hom e of , Mr and Mra J O pollaril weri-

Mr and Mra C. F Harvey of Hallas. Mra J O Pull.irJ and aun !>•<• o f l.ubliork Mr and Mra Norria Henry and <laUKhter of

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HOO MiN k now their hroud aowa arc balancing their own min­eral needa when Purina Liaealock Mineral ia fed free choice

ruRINA ItVtSrOCK MINfRAl it a c m f l f U mineral . . . coniaina aali, too, al the level usually necdc-d to keep all m incrali in bal­ance. M olasica ia added fur variety and reliah. Hat the recom ­mended J to I calcium-photphorua ratio.

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A bridal ahowrr was K lv n Tuesday afternoon, Aucust 2, In the home o f Mra. Weldon Pierce and her dauKhter, Mloa Bonilla Pierce, honurlriK Mlaa Margo Par tain, bride-elect o f Kay Batter- ahcli.

Asalitlng hoateaaea were Mm Harold I>. Walker. Mra W J Hlienhuuver, Mra. K B McClure, Mr J B Wuoton, Mra W C Howard, Mra. Arthur Burden, Mrs Wallaca Edwards. Mm Kay Stipe Mra Kichmund Herrington and Mra Moody Smith

Mlaa Bonnie I*lerce greeted the gueata at the door and presented them to the honoree, her mother. ■Mm. J I), i'artaln. the honoree's grandmothera, Mra O 1. Stone of Strphenville and .Mrs W I) Par­tain, and the proapective bride groom'a mother, Mra H. F Bat-

' terahell.Mlaa Judy Holladay and .Mlaa

' Jan< I^ m a r presided at the guest liuok Mrs W C Howard and Mra Harold I>. W alker aaalated in the gift room

The tea table was laid with an Imported late cloth and appointed with crystal The centerpiece wax faahionetl o f a large taper en rlri'led with white tube rosea and pom pon chryaanthemuma At the Bide of the centerpiei-f was an open white Blfile tupped with a miniature bride's bouquet o f white tube ruaea and white pom p<>n ehryaanlhemiima featooned « ith white aatin atreamera Mlaa tteorgiia Holladay. .Mlaa Karon Higginbo thnm and Mlaa June I,arfiar alter-

. natid at the punch aervn-eFifty gueata leKiatenil during

the appointed hour

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H t” H om er" Punran o f Cr*>w- ell vlaited in H ico Ihia week in the home o f hla nephew and fam i­ly. Mr and Mra Buater Punran Mr TVunran alao dropped by the

; NH o ffice to get acqu tinted with 'the new management In looking j through our aubarrlptlun f i le i we

find that Mr punt an fiiat »ub arrItH'd to the ,Nrwa Kevtew in

I July 103'J. and we hope we ran continue publlahing a pa|>er that will keep him with ua for 23 more

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m i M K FKt»M FASTF.BN T K II '.Mlaa Margaret Patka returned

home Tueaday from a trip that took her through nine d.itea She accompanied her lunt and uncle Mr and Mra U M INrka o f Hous­ton on her trip to the Kaatern Statea

They visited Washington, P C , Williumatiurg. Va . variuua puinta Ilf Inteieat In Tenneaaee. and the hiaturiral homes of paat prealdents. Including Mount Vernon, the H erm ­itage and Montlcello.

K M lawONS FN T K K TAIN.Mr and .Mrs M I Knudaon en­

tertained aix rouplea at a auppi'r and bridge party at their hon'e last VVedneaday evening

\ r i F M » l l«> M F < O M IM iMr and .Mm K M Hanahew and

' her brother. H P Haught and wife allended a family honiecom

I ing o f the Haught family at C'lacu ' Sunday.

f it FSTS FKOM C A I . I F O K M SMra H E .Mofritt and aon

Kobln of Torrance. C a l i f , are viai ting here with her alater .Mrs T A Kandala and Mr. Randala

\ %t \TION ON € O A S T•Mr and .Mra Hayniond laiwr,

'J o y c e and Mike vacationed laat ■ w e e k at fjniveaton They return I ed home Sunday.

Mra Rex Jonea o f Mancheater, Ukla . and her mother, Mra E. W Fine o f Carlton vUlted Mra. U O Bullard last Wednesday

Mm Mary Oltaon and children of IJttle Kiver are visiting this Week with Mr and Mrs O W Hefner and other relatives

Mr and Mrs Frank MIngua were In Pallas Friday shopping fur fall tnerchandlae fur Bets .Mingus Press Shop

Mrs Mollle Harvey spent last week In Hamilton In the home of Mr and Mm Newt Harvey and family.

W T Uodgem accompanied Mr and Mrs J W Kauffm an of Fort Wurth to Austin last week end and attended a family reunion

Mr and Mrs J B Bobo visited In Fort W orth on Thursday o f last week with their sons. Mr and Mrs James R Bobo and Kuaaell Wayne, and L eR oy Rotio. also tn Pallas with their daughter. Mr and Mra Leon l.gtdyman and Karen

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Sunday gueata with Mlaa Ruby Rodgers were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and aon I>avld o f Pallas, Ollle Camptiell and Ada Hardin o f Fort Worth

Mrs Van Sampson and children * f Houslun a n l M m Joe Vlllamet and children o f U b erty were guests this week In the butne of Mr and Mm. R oy Heal

Mr and Mrs J (> Eiaen o f Hamlllun arc lha parents o f a l>oy. Johnny Glenn, w ho arrived July 28 at H lro Hospital

Miss Betty Shook, who Is at­tending sum mer school at T8C W , pentun, spent laat week end at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs H B Shook and Krsnrea.

Week end guests In the home of Mr and Mm Boyd McClure and children were Mr and Mm. Bill Hawkins and Mary Escue of Temple.

M r and Mrk. James R. Bobo and Ruosell W ayne viaiUd recently with his parents. Mr and Mm J. R Bobo upon their return from Endicott, N Y., where Jam es was graduated with tpp honors from

I IBM training o< huol. They moved to Fort W orth last Tueaday where

I they will make their home, and i where J u n e s will be employed j with IBM. Corp They form erly lived In Han Antonio

Mr. and Mrs Ellis Holmun of Krownwood visited Mrs. E f f le Mc- Culstlan over the week end

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I Harold Prater, son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Prater, arrived In F o r t

' W orth by plane Fr iday fro m W ashington, D. C., where he oom -

; pleted a three-week course o f j training with the A rm y A u dit ing ■ Dept

He ia employed a j i 'ort Sana Huuatun at San Antonio .

Mm Robert Roberta and tons o f San Angelo visited from Sun­day until Tuesday o f this week In the hnmet <if Mr and Mra Er- cy Hendricks and Mr and Mra R. B .McClure

•Mrs Jessie Edwards returned home .Monday from an extendi-d visit with friends and relatives In Fort Worth and Arlington.

Mrs Eugene Forsythe and etall- dren, Robert and Jane, o f Oroee- beck are visiting Mr and Mrs. J R. Carmean this week.

Mlaa .May and Mlaa Ruth I’ htl- llps spent Sunday in Corsicana

'visiting In the home o f relstlvaa.

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The sum m er riunp for Hume Pemunatrstlnn Club women of H.tnilltun and Bua<|ur Counties will t>e held August lU and II at the YM CA ( ”am p east o f Valley

I Mills Reglatration b<glns at |0 OU la m on the iO A full schedule la being planned by comiiiitteea of club women, ao a good time for fun

jand relaxation lx expected You will need to take the following things acloaors. a one pound ro f fee can with lid. one clean five

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I a • •I Thinking o f doing some paint I Ing. papering or refurnishing this jaumtiier* If so. chouse colors for a reason to get the special e ffects

Ithat you may want and at the I same time provide a rom f' rlable ] leaaaiit background fur ever> ilay living A good way to begin la by snnlvxlng the room. Ita use shape and exposure will determine colors lies! suited Decide how you want the room to look Will it be light and gay restful or d r a m a l l c ' Do you want It to be predominate!) warm or c o o l ' A good color plan haa few colors, usually no more than two or three In different values and Intensities The best color schemes grow from a dark color, a light > ulor and a lirlght color Blai'k white, and gray are not eonsldereil i nlora. but are o f ­ten used to give a needed aeeent of light anil d.irk Choose your favorite color If you do not need to consider the color or colors of furnishings which you must keep Or select a p u tu n or print which haa your chosen colors and plan your scheme from Uigt Good pro portion o f th* lf!^B»nt colors Is important Thi- means that your co lor orheme will lie definitely dark or light and that either warm or cool colors will predomtnati Broportlons of 6|i t » r cent o f a n a for one color per cent for a second color and 10 pr'r cent for accent insuri good proportion W hen you place the colors In a room, choose the color for the largest areas fii-d f loor covering walls and Isrg*' upholstered pieces In moat cases these should be your most livable ,olnrs. or colors that are grayed In Intensity. Next choose colors fur small uphot alery and the window treatment This treatnien* in iy be a blend o f the room colors or match or c o n ­trast with the walls. Ijiatly. choose your colors for accessories and wiisll are.IS pillows lamps, ash tra.ys. etc I 'sually this accent co l­or it the brightest color

• • •Choose s.andwiches for picnic

meals and eas\ oom m er living They can be ■ very versatileth -v may b. stay-at-homes go traveling Into the lunch box or they may gtac-e a tea table Try making sandwi. hea with froi.-n bread. If they are not to be eaten immedlalelv Ili>ad Is easier lo

'sp rea d when f io ie n than when very soft and crumbly The chill

I from the froren slices pul toyelh ^er in closely wrapped aandwlehet

keeps the filling fresh even let luce will keep crisp for sevr rsl hours W hy not try this the next time you pai k a lunch box Here are some siigg* - 'ed riltings lo try In your n< xl sandwirhi * Roque fort E'gg .Sandwich—C'ombine one 3 ounce packag- o f rream c h e e - e and I table-po.in o f milk until soft Add ? Ishlespoons Iloqu' fort or bill cheese, one fourth teaspoon salt and 2 hard boiled i eggs. c h o p i« d Blend well Then give one cup or filling for tand | wirhee I

Honey 8weet Peanut B u t i e r j

Handwlrhea Blend one-half cup peanut butter, one-fourth cup hon­ey and 2 teaspoons shredded orange rind until smooth Add one half eup shopped banana and mix light ly until blended Spread between bread which has been lightly but tered I*lace lettuce leaf tn each sandwich Makes 6 sandwichea

For bite-eize memliers this Cu- c u m b e r O e s m Cheese Sandwioh U very good Combine one-half rup shopped eucumher, one-eighth lea - ' spoon celery seed, one fourth tea­spoon dill se*-<l, one-fourth tea­spoon salt, and 2 3-ounce packogra rream cheese Makes 1 and one- third cups

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These Prices Will Be In Effect FRIDAY thru WEDNESDAY

Be Sure to Visit Our Booth During the Reunion

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Liptons Tea 33^.T i n - f.I.A IIIO I A

Meal 3 9cIX «» /- ^

Post Toasties 2 5cIgiil Htc IMp er

Mellorine 49cMl a r t

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Paper Napkins 10<iROT \l. IN wT A V T

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Spuds 490XIXI sT X ik E l.T 'H

Peaches 2 /4 3 cSl-M E II

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Hico TheatreN O T I C E

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*Lii ’ M i - Kranoh *'iM -- I. 1. i HKV»r of A-iaons M .» ililbr. ith iiul h.-r si»l.-r

I .'ii- ifi riatur lav t.i sja-iid h?r Mr A tarn. a .-t . in liuhlin this' t a .a ' .o n aitii h.T mothi-r Mr* \ . . ; a

Hrlni and ■Ih'-r rrlalivna j y jt , A .h i MlUni of Auatin v =;l .a r : ; Nool tnd Itorm of lus boy ^trd i sr i.roth. i« W ick and Masn

fi.riids from IVul'ltn virit.-d tii' M n.pson and family thr p tat anckm in i it'ic: M r ; taoadin .me y , , ;• Milchell aa< in Mrrt-

M.ahl '?i*‘ p.iat a -.-k ‘ divr Kridav* M r; iiilhrrrath liKjk off i fra . (Ito. N ram a n stin of Mr and

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Vvaatlai , W ediicailay A Ihuraday— ; , j t-.n.-h ind M Ann. W r i h a c t . niarr.-d Julv 18 Ti.ev.ili^r. 'n a l i j U i-a clos- to \i«i*ed his parents \Vs inesday

a - r - n iir ’-ied aa tu riri riirfht ah.l Ttiursdav H* has ll••.■n.* III.- S.III " f M: ant Mi< aorkinit in Kort W.irtti for sonic

Hail " U o . n Th. > aill : .w t.mnW a. o M ' m l M r. J T Kerens.in " f

Ml - S’ ■ t-t- II III I -1» i; it 1 r- p’ .Tt W.irtti spent th. a.-ck ;-ii.lt . , " . . | ■ . "leir t .me in M :/ . . - * I , y , , Krnest H ins iii-tii H- I '.iisl-ind '.nr ,i**ei .^nd hust..ai;l

of C'laiicttc Mlaa lie. ky Ann Mur- , toy o f iavmpaaas '

Ml and Mrs Marsedon and ; daughti-r. Mr. Aubrey Hul.r-m an d ' son o f Ontario. Oalif visited In' the home o f Mr and Mrs laiiils Hutson and family M mibsy nixht

John n Kouta o f Kort Worth spent the a e e k i n.l a ith hodie folks I

Miss Joyce and Hheln Armstrong | of ti lcn Itoae attended aervices at | the Church o f Christ .'Sunday niKht

Mr and Mra J O Hutson Hren da and Hetty apent S-iiulav In Mlncr-al Wells In the home o f Mr and Mra I. (S H u t o n Mr Hut son Is III W e hope he a lll aoon br- better

Miss Sallle Craik sp. nt Monday In Harbin In the home of her sla ter .Mr and Mrs H M Klllion

Mr and Mrs P isca l H roan an 1 i f im llv visited In 111.- home o f Mr j and Mra I* t> Ash and son Ihile : Ilf StrphrnvlUe Sunday

Mr and Mra M.arahall Uoxi-ri ' ind children o f Ardiimre tlkla s|ient the week end In the huni.- • if their pirenta Mr and .Mrs W C Itox' Is and Mr ind Mis Kln|.-r Ituiitan and family

Mis.s Nita Kinx w ss on the sii-k Ilat durinx the wi-.k .-nd We hope she It lirlter |

S . st t s l a l l i i o l ' i l f . < : . . i . l l SCIV :i e* o f Mr And. rson o f Chalk M luntatn .Sunday Our hcarlfi-ll -.vnipathy It i-xten.b d to the be- r ta v id f.imliy

Mr anJ M r; I , til-. Hutson are lem odi ’linx their h m*. whil. Is u;s IS on V ication Mr .1 Mrs H O Hlchardson and s"r. J. rry o f h airy ind la-e Hritton . ..t Clmrlle Os

tairii visited a « - Sai irdiv iilxht viith Mr a -d Mis 1‘ rinlls

w-fiian and ni.'tt.- r !Mr and Mrs V C M y n s of H i c o '

v is it . '1 a while Sun.lav wi . k w ith tier aunt. Mrs Anni. Ncwni.an j

Mr and Mrs Cliff H.ilt accom ^’’ anied Mr and M i« W C Kouta to l*e Ia*i>n Sundav when- they ' will spend the W'.'k

Mr Kck H.’ ll and .la.iyhter Mrs '•t.ar.- IVitiilel o f San Anxelo are ipendinx the we. k i er.' at his hum-

I T ’ S H E R E —Hico’s 69th Annual

REUNIONF

S C H A F E R SH O W S O N T H E M ID W A Y

-Special Entertainment Elach Night-

Old Fiddlers ContestSquare Dancing

Quao-tet SingingBig Drawing for Prizes

WELDON PIERCE, Mgr. — HICO

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Com pletely Ov^ned by 1,000 Form ond Ranch Operators

Annuol Stockholder Meeting August 10

Stephcnville C ity Park

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" ' It'- si-iit tur f.hrrnt- Mr \T : Mra L’ .-n. M Avlcm ar.il u?h« r

M'«« W » I.- jir.tl Mr« John T;.|• '.t 1 ttarK*' ‘ »f ttin pr»ticr:in‘;

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hv H I f ti»* Indir*M- Mra K<lt» »ra Mcii h of.'iiM 1‘ r^ n ria ro •«prnl f r o mT‘ri«l*\ until M on lf«y n io r n ln n w ith

• '.* n .thnr Mra H*h|U Shoemiu'h-

NbW G u lf NO'NOX GrSOIiDG delivers not just the highest octane hut

Mr.k Fth«.| SjtnJfra ap.-nt the «^#li rnri » i ! h Mr* |

:i i.f Hamilton !

Mf »nd Mr* P'*tti*r«onijf " ‘Upon viiitrd h.* brother and • ff Saturday ni*h

Mr * 1.1 M J*m H »!'%*t ay,un. > Mr an* Mr^ \\ iliir

' * t " t ,ii rhlldfen. all of t^ar r *n 1 Mr* Tom Jarret* >,f

' : . !T'i .n r* " I s'lundav with Mr 'Ir-A s E Martin Mr and

M • H> xaav are Mr* Margin*' ' *' I .*v ' * b' Mr ind Mr* M ir' ' ' n Iftf* W'llli# Jaffi ’M )•Mir* 14 T*>m J*rr<'M< » ? r-4

iiill w ork in g o cta n ebecause it's super-iefined to bum clean

I Sc* whal a dUIcrmcc G u lf super-rcfining makes.G ulf takes out the "dirty-burning tail-end" o f

I govvline— at the retinery— to bring you new cleoo- I burning C»ulf NO-NO.X.

Nuoasoi.ine, no matter how high the octane, will let your engine

deliver full power performance— mile after mile— unlesy it burnscican.

That’s why it pays to always use new N o-N ox. ( iu lf NO-Nox IS the clean-burning fuel that gives you full working evtane day in, day out. In addition, you g e t . . ,

a more complete rtiKiae protectioa

• extra rhs mileagr in sborl-trip, stop-and-Ru driyfaiR

a freedom from vapor-lock, enRine stumMinR and stallinR

• no knock, no pre-iRnilk>n -even In today's hiRh-eompression rnRines

Now! For the ultimate in working octane performance.always use Gulf'ssuper-refined gas oil team...New Gulf NoNox Gasoline and

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Mi. w.-.'k In Mi-ftri-xAr viriim* ' in th* bom* nf Mr and Mi« fo r . - j

; Linditry «n-l rhlldrrn I Vntfrir-: attwridln* ••■ rvie#* at th* ; Church ivf Chri*t .Aiindsy w*rr Mr* 1

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WANTf o r s a l e o r t r a d e

I-X>K SALK John O .r r r motor driven U A Com bine See Hoy B<al. 12 2tp

»^)H SALK IM Acre. 50 culUvn- tion. a room hou»e, b«rii«, 2S«Sit rock chicken houee. 138 «cre net wire fenced 2 S m lle i city limtt* on hl»hw«y 230 I will entry half note*, nil mlnernl r l«ht» « o llu- u n e nnd llBhU. i c h o o l bu*. mall route No O.I loan, pleaie Horn Looney. Hlco. Rt 4 12 tfc

W A N T E D

c l HTOM LIVKSTtM'K Spraying u»lng (meat e<{uipment and niater- lala Cuniplrte conlrul I j i i-, Tl« ka Horn Kllra. 15c per head Call Harold Walker, 2«k J 5tfo

ALTI.HATIONS, dreaa making, belta and button hole*. I.aby sit­ting at night Mra Jiasle Kdwards

18-ltc

By Joka C Wkila.

C R O P P R O D U C T IO N O U T L O O K

300 MAIZK SA C K S for aale V H Jenklna. 18 tfc

pxyR SAlJ 'i: g -w e e k o ld Horder Collie pupplea. See Jerry Mathews. Iredell. Teaaa. Rt. 1. lS 2 tp

HOUSTkTn M IU < ' C O W S 1^1 heifers (or aale. (H>od selection to choose from at all times Barbee a Son. Ihiblln. Tsxas 13 tfc

W O R K W A N TK l) l iarbage haul­ing or garden or yard work E. tl. Adcock. Call I-ee Trantham. IM-J. _____ 2 -« lp t f c .

FOR R E N T OR LEA SE

The ll*'»ft crop report points out the false Idea o f selective acreage controls Acreage forced out o f one crop pups up In another to create

^a new surplus( 'o tton and wheat ruts have

gone Into soybeans grain sur ghums. hay and other products

PXIR SALK Karmall H tractor and equipment. Will rent m y place 13tl acres In cultivation. 180 acres pas turr T .M Noland. Rt .1. Hlco

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ptlR SAl-E tleneral Electric Re frigerator 7i« ft ( luod cundltKin 325.00 H C*. Basham. Rt 4 Hlco

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Fo r r e n t Electric floor polish­er Irujulre at Herrington's fjru

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ONE A l 'A R T M E N T for rent, all bills paid. Mrs Weldon Pierre.

31 tfc

LO S T A N D FO U N D|g).**T Ri ddish brijwn Buxir la«t Sun or .Mon t.. t » . rn Ho •• A Ham- lltim Pl« a«. I all rolb i t TA S'cn A n 'cn io Mrs E d a m Blllo Rra.itil offere.l |.l 2tc

F\)R SA L E 7Si ft refrigerator )n perfect condition. See J H. Wooton S tfc

For best sg g production, feed HAMCO Feeds. H lco d r a in and Elevator Co. 17 t fc

L IV E S T O C K . P O U L T R Y

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LO A N S

For best eg g production. (en| HAMCO Feeds. H lco d ra in and Elevali r Co. 17 tfc

M IS C E L L A N E O U SCALL A E R O M AYK IXJW E R. na­tion wide furniture movers Mrs Luclle Msyfleld. Ii>cal represent.^ tive. phone 52. Clalrette.

NOTICEIN Tl '^EST

20 TO 3l'v YKAR.S Tt> P A Y — IJVNP RA.NK UIA.NS ; ion t get tiurdened a lth hesvy short term debts ynu'll t>r "out i n alimb" b« f. re you know it R K F l- NA.NCP: today with an easy I .A N P RA.NK I-0.\N.-t where Inf-rest is alwsvs the lowest COMPIJCTE FINANCtNO FOR A U . FAR M ANK RA.NCH NEEK.'t For full Information write ph.me i.r come to see p'erel Little. .-iec Tre.as . National Farm L>ain Association of Stephenvllle. Tesas 4H(C

P E A P A N IM A L SERNTOE For Free R em ova l o f

Dead, crippled or W orthless Stock Call Collect

HAMILTON R E N P E R I-N fs CO Phans 303

Hamilton, Texas 41-tfc

BULLDOZINGTanks. Silos, Brush Pushing

Govrrnmrnt Approved (or Bosque. | Hamilton A Erath Counties

TRUETT BLACKBURNB.-X 352 Hlco. Texas

Phone IM (or Inform ation

If you have a D rinking prub lm i and ward to atop drinking write ■

Alcoholics Anonymous Hico, Texas

Meetings held each Friday, S p m , at Firemen's Hall. Hlco, Texas .Second Friday In every month open to the general public All Inqulrlrv regarded strictly confidential

T R Y N E W S R E V IF W W A N T

AI'.S F O R R E S l 'L T S '

W'e Hove A Nice Display of Monuments

and Markers At My Residence

And would be glad for you to call and look them over. Our prlcas are very reasonable.

FRANK MINGUSHICO. T E X A S Representing

TH E D IE T Z M E M O R IA L OO.

Professiorial Directory- -

( al(J«* I'rlfvw Well .Ab«t\e luW Is-vel \| Fori Worth

.' i veral p: .iple recently have in­quired (if us as lu hois prices .is

, We turn into the month o f August com p.lie with s year ngo tiulng li.irk to our weekly livestock re porter flies we find mm l cuttle enjoy coiisidrr^lde advantage over a year ago

The market at Fort Worth M on­day on most lattle and calves was around steady despite the offering here bring l.Shh ab.ivr a year ago, and the run around the 12 m.-ijor tiiarketa being about SOiSM) cattle and ratves above the previous .Monday

We can rredit Improve pasture and fe id eonditluns fur the strength o f the market at Fort Worth at this time In the opinion o f ob- si rvers here

< oni|iarallie I’ rleew p'orI a llle and ( isJ\e«

A year ago at Fort Worth choice grainfed cattle were <|uuted 320 to 322. a few 323 com m on plain and msilium kinds 310 to 3lN R e ­lent sales of choice cattle at 321 to 323.50 and com m on, plain and medium sorts fr<wn 311 to 31h show a little better prices for lop cattle than a year ago Other classrs

IW.V4 Fat cow s 3i* 00-121X1 Tan­ners and cutters 3>US>-»iin a few under 3«no i»55 Fat row s 310 5ti- 131X1, ranners and cutters 37 00- 1050

Bt.54 Hulla 3x00-13 00 1M5Hulls 310 00-14 00

I 1054 CtfKxl and choice slaughter ca lve i 318 txi-lk uo, com m on and medium 30 00-15 00. culls 37OO.»0o 195.5 Ouud and choice slaughter calves 318 50^10 00; com m on and medium 312 00-15 00, culls 3000-I I 00

I 10.54 Stocker steer calves, nied- .lum to choice. 318 00-10 00; steer 'yearlings 3IX.50 down; heifer calves

PAIN TIN O — P A P E R IN G T E X T O N U R l

Done U k s T on IJke It At Hanxonoble P iicea

J. W. GRAVESHlco, Texas

Dr. Cyrus B. Cathey— O PTOM KTfUT —

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DR. H. HAMPTONOPTOMCTRI-ST

Offlca Hours. S . n A m to 4 80 p m. Phono L-PS18

*TEP11ENVILIJC. T E X A S

W. M. HORSLEY■ tV im A fP O M

B r r A T H

Or. Verrie A. Scott- Yotorto

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DR 0 A JONES( 'H IR O P R A C T O It

Nest t 1 Whitehead Ina Agcy Office Hours. 7 a m to 12 noon

Monday thru .Saturdny Dublin, Texas 0.5tp

Water Well ServiceD R IIJ J N O AND R E P A IR S

Call Collact 2821

Woodrow W'olfcHlco, T e x , Rt. 3 80-ir '

and yearlings 318 00 down, stocker cowa 3x.5O-10i»l| 19.55 Mediumgood and choice stocker steer calves 318 00-2100. steer yearlings 319 50 down: h -l fers 318 00 down Stocker cows 3X00 12 00

Hog T o p ,4ugti*l I Is MtX)H«-low Some Itate Year Aga'

Top hogs Mnndsy sold at 317 to '317 28 at Fort Worth, and aows were also steady with last week's

.close o f 3X to 318. In t»etween grade I butchers sold from 318,50 to 317. and some pigs sold around 314

I This date a year ago top hogs I drew 323. and sows sold from 313 ,to 310

Neither dues lower price iup|M>rts diacuurage planting The farmer plants more to make up his loses In price

Here are the details of the ! tiumper 1085 harvest expected In the nation

Feed 41raln supply wilt bs the highest In history

Corn Crop forecat* Is almost 3 5 billion bushdls 18 per cent over 1054 com ing from a new record yield o f 42 T liushela per acre despite acreage cuta

Oats Hupply looks like a rec­ord 1 X billion bushi Is slightly higher than last y o i r t'arryuver la about 325 million bu>hel>: also the higheal

it.irley Will be alxiut 5.’4 mil- Hun bushels, alrout 75 million more than Is»l year Carry . .v .r la ea timated at a n-cord l4-i million bushels.

j l .ra ln Sorghum In Texas will approach and prabal-;y l.reak rec­ords hut priHluction Is nut yet estlmaled The same :huuld hold tru-' fur the nation Acreage is aliout 23 million, putting produc tliin estimates unofficially above

.the record 230 million

I Wheat supply Is estimated at 1 Xko tillliun bushels abuu* 30 mil­lion nn-re than last year - record

J Carryover next July may l>e .around 055 million bush:-!= with no break In sight on th> surplus supply situation

I Soybean c ro p la not estimated yet but unoffic ial ly it lor-ks like a peak o f 3rki mlllton biishela or m ore based on 1954 - near aver-

' age yieldI Ry-- C rop la forecast at 27 2 million bushels IS per rent more than last year

Flaxseed Is estimated at 43 4 million bushels up 4 per cent from a year ago

I Peanuts Are planted on 3 mil­lion acres. 5 per cent above 10.54's I 9 million

I Hay Is forecast at a record 109 million tuns Alfaif.x and Its mix turcs also Is at an all time high o f 53 million tons I Rice C rop o f 42 2 million Us) p<iund bngs Is expected. 12 million less than 10,54 In Texas however, a record crop Is snticipatrd but g breakdown Is unavailable The In crease In protluction com es In spile o f acreage cutbacks

o f the various classes with 10.54 shows

I 1054 Good and < hulce slaughter Fpilng lambs 318 50-18 So, com m on and m ed ium killers 3IO(xy-3l5 50. culls down to 38IS1 Feeder lambs 310.00-15 00, slaughter yearlings 3x00-12 00. aged wethers 38 00-9 00, slaughter rwes 33(XV4 50. old

I bucks 32 00-3 00. breeding ewes 3.510 00

I 1055 f lood and ch oice Spring ; lambs 317.50 1000. com m on and 'inw<lum S12 0i8ifi,50 culls 310 OO j l 2 00. feeder lambs 313 00-15.50 i slaughter yearlings 30 0 0 - IS 0(). j s g r d wethers 371XVI2 00; slaughter t r v e s 34 00-5 00 old bucks 3-3 (X)

Production Credit Announces Stockholder Meeting for August 10

The 21at annual stockholder meeting o f the Stephenvllle I'ro- durllun Credit Aasu'latlon will be held Auguat 10 at the City Park in Stephenvllle Stockholders from the KPcounty area will elect two directors The terms o f direr tors C M McCain o f Eastland Cou n ­ty and T W Winters o f Hamilton County expire this year Carry over dlreclura are Cal Mc<'urdy of I>e-

1 Tatar, Preaidr n t . Jam es Crouch ' o f Burleaoii. vice-president, and Claude Winston o f Glen Ruse In

|Humervell CountjkThe nominating runmiltlee met

lln StepU. nUlU July 11th Mr J 'M Forem an o f Cunianche Cuun- |ly was elected Chairman and the I other members o f the lonimittee

includrs Clydi Boren of Erath j f 'o u n i ) . Zi'b Kirkland o f Hamilton County, Mitchell Campbr II o f East- land County. Melvin Little of Wise

.Courity. W A Crawford o f Tur rant County and C M Parks of Johnson County The nominating

Icrgnmillee rt ler 'ed both McCain and Winters and nomlriaterl R K

I Hr ay o f Com anche .Mr .Seay has prt vtoiirly served as a mettibt r on the Pr-rductlon Credit Hoard of Diir-rtorr Prior to h:r resignattori In 1050 hr- war pfr-slrlen* of the

laMon Mr .M- r'ain from Earl I land ha? rervr d ont term of Ihrr. years and -Mr Wlnterr has - rved nine years

j Ctrm.tnchr anti F.ratlanil Coun lies under the management of Jim lliimpas and l>lck W t rxon w ilt be In r h a i g r >r the n.retltig August

I !'• f ” E Irby f l>e I.eon has been apprrlnted as general rhairman to cunrlurt the actlvitler Hlghllghla

uf the meeting will be the bsrbe- |cue dinner with in il 'a Catering Service uf Stephenvllle in charge. A free picture sliow will be pro­vided at the Majeallr Theater fdr all children while the meeting la

.in prugiesa T o stimulate atten­dance the aaaociHtiuii la giving a television set as first |»rlze and several other a ltrac l lve Items The annual meeting attendance trophy will t-r on the blta-k hia trophy goes to the o f f ice having

'the highest percent on meitilrershlp .attendance The trophy was won last year by the frlairtland o f f ice with 85-5 per rent o f Its mem bers (rum Eastland on hand Erath county was runnerup with 81 2 per cent

I T h a Stephenvllle Association serves farmers, ranebara a n d ‘ dairymen In Erath, Hood, H am il­

ton, Cumanchs, Eastland. Sumer- vell, Parker, Johnson, Tarrant, and Wlae Counties. This farm cred ­it institution was charterad Jan ­uary 8, 1034 Offirera and directors are Cal McCurdy, prosldent, Jam es W Crouch, vice president, W M. Irwin, secrelary-tiearurer , R. T. N orw ood and C. C Ruaaell, aosla- tant aerrelary-treasurers, and di­rectors, McCain. Winters and W in ­ston Branch ufftces are located at Fort Wurth and Cleburne with J 1. Young as m anager, K. L. T ay­lor In the Decatur o f f ice ; Jim Bunipas at Com anche, and Dick Weason In the Eastland office.

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A N D P O U LT R YPhone 33 Hico, Tex.

HOTWEATHER

I'm extra busy these hot summer days because ..

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H S LOUDERMILK W'atch Repairing

lawatcd In buiUing formerly Occupied by Roberts Jewelrya l l w o r k o p a r a n t e e d -

I Xheep and la m b s Selling Well .Above 10,54 lo-vcls!

.■-laughlFr Spring lambs were 50 ed its to 3l lower at Fort W orth Monday, and other classes o f sheep and lambs ruled about steady Top lambs icon -d 310. and feeders sold at 315.50 dow n w anl Coniparlaon

Dr. W. H. StephenO P T O M E T R IS T

iCyes Examined Glasssa Fittad Dublin ITvona 172

Formerly In Hlco on Ihursdaya for T w o Years

( arload Isda Fealiirrxl In Fall I'ceob-r Calf 1‘m g nu n.

In response to requests from feeder buyers both the Texas Aber deen Angus Assorlntlon and the

.Texas Hereford Association have 'ch an ged rules for their ahowa and sales this Fall At the Angus show to be held on the Fort W orth m ar­ket September 0. and at the H ere­ford ahowa and sales slated for September 18 and (V tober 21. the

f u d g i n g will he on lota o f 10. lots o f 20 head and carload lots o f 50

|hea<l Weight differential will tie dropped This allows three classes |

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Font, air conditioneri and «vap- orative coolen work longer and Harder to keep folkt cool.

Refrigerators and freezers work overtime to provide extra refriger­ation, ice cuhe« nnd cold drinks

o f steers and , three claasea of heifers Corn R d l buyers askeil for the carload division

Dr. Ben B. McCollum jr._ Yatarteartoa —

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Movine in on lonc distmge?C A L L M A Y F L O W E R -f h c SA FE, Eosy W ay to Move to or from All 48 Stotes £r Canada

<'uin|)|f-tel> equipped—•■x|iertly m anned! SA <-wlern AAarebouse Com pany, s Atoyflower agen ry , mnxew your gooils sa fely , takes the nhnk< >ob o f f your hands, and oasisnies entire rrs>|M>n»lhlllty for ytnir satisfaction .For 1-5111 InforiiuMInn and F K 3.9. 3 stiiiia le, 4 on taci I o ra l Agent—

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Clothes soil more easily in hot weother, so more washing and ironing are required.

Noturolly, some electric bills may be higher because of oil this extro work. But when you think of the relief from heot I bring, you'll agree I'm your biggest bargain in summer* time better living.

r A U K K K il lT THE HICO NEWS REVIEW K K i n \ l , A I O I N T s, IKV;

Funeral Services Held A t C h alk Mountain For Mr. Anderson

Kunaritl ■ervlcta were held s(un- dey at Chalk Mountain Church f o r WtlUani H Anderaun, 74. retired fa r m er and loniflimc resident of C halk Mountain.

Anderson died itaturday morning at H lco Hospital after a two-week iUnesa He was a native o f Miss- isaippl

ilurvlvors Include his wife, sev­en daughters. Mrs Mary Worrell and Mrs. Zurrita Jackson o f Chalk Mountain Mrs Virginia Hall of Dublin. Mrs Beatrice MoKnlght and Mrs Kuby Herndon o f Dal­las. Mrs Kuth b r o w n o f Clsburne

and Mrs. Cleiumie Shaw o f Super­ior, Aria., sevea sons, John. Wll Ham. Kred and Harry Anderson o f Chalk Mountain, W ade A n der­son o f Hlco and T om and W a r­ren Anderson of Sunnyvale. Cal , four sisters. M grandchildren. 10 great graiidchiklruii, a n d o n e gieat great grandchild

Serving as pallbearers wers Mr Anderson's seven suns

'Miss Texas' Contest i W ill Be Humble Feature Next W eek

H iaullful girls from all over the state will be pictured on The Humble Com pany 's TV program T e»as in lleview neat week The

featured event wtll ehow the c o m ­petition for the title o f "Mtae Tex ae." Winner o f this contest will go to Allsntic City to com pete in the • M iss Am erlcs ' ' contest.

1 Other interesting films Include the story o f C sm p Sweeney at Oainesvllle. where diabetic ch il­dren learn to care for th<«ireelvee and enjoy the recreation o f nor-

I mal childhood The youngsters srs I shown learning to gtvs thsmselves Insulin shuts and participating In

Ihorssliack riding swim m ing and Iother traditional cam p activities I Klims of a m schsnica l rot lon-

picker used In the lower Illo itrande area near VVsslaco will al­so l>e shown

On T u fsd sy Aug 9 Texas in Ksvisw c.tn he seen on KCKN TV, Tsm ple at 7 30 p m

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Ollls Met>urmltt who llvrs Just cast o f Uitticvlllr. Is quits a vegp- table grow er Ollls has a small place and on the north end o f It hs has a pond that he irrigates from This pond suppUss enough water to meet his needs and I don't see how It has been doing so the last two or three years Anyway. Ollie hss been producing

'a n d selling lots of w g e la b le s from j his placeI Manv silos havt been filled this

>r.ir trem h 'silos tb.it Is Itayniond K rueger at Aleman has perhaps the siimllest um- in th: county H ajnio i id had .ibout three acr* of sorghum that he cut and put lu .... u i . i .a l . t picU.-t f . - n c silo

. The silo IS about fifteen feet across and three rows of pickets high Thrsi- pi< ket f. nee iilos ar .a good wa\ to save feed tn an em ergency when tunc and money are running out It costs i . r y little to butll a 4ilo like Ihi.- but it is a giMidway to put up -iil.ige Some o f youmight have some grsin sorghum s that are about h.ilf down at tbl'- time and would like to save the n '. ix im um amount o f f . e d why not put It up in .1 picket fencesilo It IS not a very goo<l idea togo more than three laveis o f pick rie high and too. it U advisable to m.ak. the silo a trifle wide, this will prevent tt from wanting to fall over

I Now IS the lim. for all dalrv- * men to contact their local veter­

inarian and fill out iin Irtplic.vtei Plan H o f the voluntary coo p e r i - live agreement for Hi.- contro l and

. eradiiat ion of brurellosir He will be glad to rapain the terms of the .igreemeni and to send the com pletrd f o im to the luvsto. k Sant t.iry CommifS.'in

II.-lent rese.ir .h .at Michigan M ate College shows th.al cow s will eat their grain r.»lion fa .Ier If It I IS wet an.I that they'll milk faster too. W ith the m.idern milking par lor. r o w - call i-- run through in four or five minutes However, cnanv high pr i.tucing cow s won't rat their qoula of grain In that length o f tinw. The wuik at Mich | Igan Stale College shows that when one p.iund o f water is mixed i

, witli e.4i'h Jiuund u f grain a row s j ‘ eating time Is cut almost in half

W hen on< and one half pounds o f i water are added per pound o f ' gram the .s t in g time is still fas ' ter It was also found that row s re ' reiving the wet feed lllliked out j faster thus reducing milking time i The reason for the more rapid rating seems to be the cow ran just about drink the wet grain as rniiip.irej to licking up dry grain In all rases the grain was fed itiiriiedialely liefore the cow was milked

Som e cotton crops are going the wav the corn and gram aorghuma crops hale gone especially the ■ arly crops Still there Is ample tirr.r fur many crops to make lots o f cotton IK insects d on ’t get It ftis l Field ehi-i Us thru the week Indicate the boll weevil Is moving Into many o f the fields and too. that there la a heavy crop o f boll

' worm eggs These boll worm eggs hatch In al>out three to five days and for atiout tw o or three weeks

I the w o ’ rn works on the cotton boll I It Is very important In controlling ' the bolt worm to keep a close I fh eck o f the fields to kn ow when the worms are hatching and then start poisoning N O T less than

I three applications o f poison should hr put out at five to six days

! apart The boll worm can usually > be found up In the top growth o f the plant, or around ths base o f small squares where there may be a small hole eaten Into the square If poisoning Is put o f f un

j til the worm Is getting Into the . large bolls. It Is nearly Impossible

Ilo harm them then One o f the p.ilson m.it .rlals with D D T should J t.r used

If your grajn sorghum 1s down • and can't be com bined or baled I bow alioul getting lambs a n j turn i Ing them In on I f '

A TTEN TIO N STO CK M EN !Jr, OVfHAMi I04I SMfAtlFD K t(W W04w COeitkOl sod tea Koe sool, H Mlssi rs«r Screw Woris Caeoei f.okiew Jvil ese Iks) •« DUIHAM'S IOM SssfAtifSS I l«« Ae we*« i is as erefoge weeAS «K»S A 'erse 'i re.sfette'iee wsM Ike wevwS keaii— w.ik SA w en, tweoM reeded oi ak. H d eaasceiiad >a> cailra- i*aw«. ifceai.rg waesds oad Aaara wa*wi MilnaAi t lOdI SMf AtifSS ai«a caeii vae y, lati rkaa Kails' caatraii witk •aixisctarr 'eiaSt fastaaierd Sae as lar Oerkaa I lOtt Sssas'iati Caal'ai. Da> kaa s lisdaaa Sssaa wars ioaks aad aar askas k»istac4 ar seSaf.sary sapplias — aar tsstk Is caaaSeia

M O B A R I* D H I ’I) 4 0 .

the visitor and hs gave no sign that he had any suspicions of me Hers Is lu ms a sign that we are m aking progress, and dally avt* denre Is a fforded that this Is one world and we are all nelgbtxirs and ought to be un good terms

On returning home I looked up Klin Klon and found It Is a city o f f ifteen thousand souls nsar the line that runs helween Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and Is Just about as far north In Canada as

I any settlenisnts are tu be found It Is almost as far north as t 'hurchlll on Hudson Hay

N ow there w as a day when any |M>rsoii w ho lived outside uf c e r ­tain limits w.as suspected Have a look at a Sunday afterniKin gather­ing o f men fo lks in the late eighties o f the other century They were discussing a man of the cum- niunlty "H e 's no g o o d " quoth one tiiiin W hy he's a blur-bellied vankei- " The man under discus­sion was fio iii Illinois just east o f the MIsiiissippI l i l i e r from Hannibal. Missouri, where my pa­ternal forehi arers cam e from My fo lks were on the right side of the rivi-r and they were all right Hut If a man lived on the other side o f the big stream he was all bad He was In the other side o f the Mason Dixon Idne and was no doubt an ally o f the devil

In m y huyh.Mid com m unity were four churches Haptlst. Christian. MethiHllsI and I’ resbyterian There were cross currents between these

I four. tiut they respecti.d each other and gut along fairly well Hut one day there moved Into the com m u n ily an Kpiscupali.in He must be bad a heretic no doubt a servant uf the devtl, all because he was not uf one of the four faiths we wer. ' accustom ed tu And when a Catholic family moved In It was Just too bad A Jew in the town could not bi anything good w e n If he did give rredll to the renter farmers

T w o world wars have done a lot to solidify Am erica Our girls havi- married men from othei arras, and our sons hav.. gotten wives

,ln other p.arts .>f the country, and when som e contacts were made with the families so Joined by tiiarnage. tt was seen that in fart there Is no east nor we-l neithiT

I north nor south hut that we .are all one and we ate Anierli an-

Yes I declaie. we are making progress

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