The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 6, 1951 Page: 3 of 8
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Oh, how they go for Samsonite's glamourous train case!
For the built in mirror that makes prettying up easy For the
lightweight plastic tray that keeps comb, bobby pins
and such right where they want them — on top.
For the six gorgeous colors, the better than-leather
coverings, the luxury details. And oh! How you'll go for
the price Just about half what you'd expect
to pay for famous Samsonite quality!
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Mr. and Mrs. Dugan Clement
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Son to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Fred Swint; daughter to Mr
of this section, had died
reported
And Other Parts for all Cara.
OF
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week
BRING US YOUR CLOTHES
cxprt >ion
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near
So they will be Clean and
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Hughes Springs
had
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Look your best
it pays to do so.
NORMAN’S CLEANERS
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People from
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Kidd
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A dinner was given Sunday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Tony Ballard has been ill after
two teeth extracted last
FAN BELTS
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DECEMBER 1, 1911
A horse pulling a buggy occu-
pi ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Da-
Abraham Lincoln, Jamet A>
Garfield and William MrTTirihy
were assassinated yvhile serving
as President of the United SUrtMl.
Slate Shoals school and was suc-
ceeded by F Fagan Thompson.
The Valliant Indians had come I and Mrs Walter Allen
Hoy Lee. 4 year old son of Mr.
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Mrs. I ment at Deport over the
Mr. and end.
Mis. Grogan accompanied him to
here over the week end to see her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hershall
Stone.
Mrs. Alvin Ballard had word
that her sister, Mrs Kelly Gra-
1 ham and two children had arrived
DECEMBER 4, 1941
W P Evans, 75, pioneer Deport
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•John Yarbrough, 78. of John-
town bad died
Deport was
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9 to 6 cents per pound and seed
were $11 per ton.
Robert Milton Knowles, nearly
80, had died at Cuthand.
Mrs. Mack Ford, 49, had died
and was buried at Blossom.
Marriages: J. H. Allen
Miss Rose Anderson of Patton-
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By MRS EARL GROGAN
Mr and Mrs. W. W Greenway
of Paris, were Sunday guests of
her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Ford,
Mr. Ford and son, Gary.
Ralph Grogan of College Sta-
tion, spent Thursday and Friday I
with his parents, Mr and
Earl Grogan, and Lloyd.
| Miss Frankie Nichols of Paris.
I Drilling machinery had been
| moved to the McCuistion land for
| an oil test well.
Births:
Mrs ,J. ,1
at the home of
Minter.
Tiie Red Cross drive in Deport
had netted onlv $2.3 50. according
tn Misses- Frankie Wright and Ha-
zel Snell, solicitors. Mrs. J H.
Moore was chairman of the drive.
A formation, believed to con-
tain approximately 75 per cent'
iron, had been encountered in the
well near 1 , .......
I man, had died of a heart attack in
| Paris.
Hughes Springs had <oHrv..
District 17 B football title'by de-
out and purchased two sections of j
land near Brownfield
Gravson
his col’
football.
The two year old son of E
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m a- organi/ed and of
n .mi- I ere C.ipt.'in, An
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All the guests re-
ported a very nice day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jud Barnes are
> of a new
daughter, born one day last week
in a Paris hospital.
Albert Stansell made a trip to
, I Ft. Worth with a load of cattle
’ 1 on Monday.
Sundav visitors in the Alvin Bal- |
lard home. 'having
Charles Bybee and James Dud- | wecK-
Tony (Pete) j
i of Paris. I
Miss Mary and Ray Bryant. Miss I
Winnona Wilson of Pattonville |
: and John Temple of Milton, were ;
WE INSTALL • ANY
THESE PARTS.
buggy harness, 2 turning plows,
sweeps, 2 shovels, bedsteads, i
chairs, cabinets, 2 heating stoves ville; Miss Lucille Freeze and
vidson had become unmanageable ur)d one cook stove. | Caton Bailey of Detroit; George
and I ryke the buggy shafts There were about 12 new | Allipns and Miss Jo$ie Patton of
Rom Bishop was serving as sta- dwelling houses under construct- Johntou n; John T. Hutchison and
tion agent at Bogata for a lew ton in Deport.
days. ,--
Mrs. J H Moore assisted by DECEMBER 2, 1921
several other ladies, was in Miss Matilda Cfunn had resign
charge of the sale of Red Cross ed her position as teacher of the
Christmas seals in Deport.
R. H Dyer had moved his fam-
ily from Franklin County to a
|^>use on the J F Bell farm, east to Deport for the Thanksgiving |
7-7 '
| and Mrs. Roy Abbott of Hutson-
ville, had died.
( Forty pupils were enrolled in
j the Shadowland school Mrs.
I Ruby Brittain was the teacher.
The Home Economics Club, un-
the direction of the teacher,
Lucille Finley, entertained
I v. ith a banquet honoring the f >ot-
b.ill boys. Gerald Sunt.ig was the I
coach. Gene Oliver had he ’ll '
eleibd captain of the learn for
the next football season. I
Mrs. J. C Barham had present- | ” 1
ed her expression pupils in
cital
night with their daughter. Ruth. [
Ralph returned to College Station
Sunday.
I Eva ryone interested in the Sun-
1 Sam C. Roberts; son to Mr. and day School Christmas
urged to be present
morning to draw names.
Larrv Meredith will fill his regti- |
lar appointment.
home in Paris Sundav after a few
weeks’ visit with her son. Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd Ford and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter move-1
fo Paris Wednesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Gray moved from ,
Morris Chape] to th-.- house va-i |ev
--.-ited by tb.c Carters, h iving pur- ’
I chased it a few weeks ago.
Several from here attended the
j oiii n home at the re-opening of
losnital in Denort liv Dr. Jack
; King. Simduv afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gray have
visitors their son. Mr. and
I Mrs. C. C. Gray and family of
; Mabry,
By MRS VIRGIE BALLARD
Sunday School was well attend-
ed Sunday. A Christmas pro-
gram is being arranged by the I in pans on "Saturday from" Odes~
I sa. The polio epidemic has been
corpmunity bad there for several weeks.
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> week [ little daughter of Freeport,
here last week to see his parents,
j; t Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Butler. Mr.
'Houston Saturday and spent the | anc| ^rs rov Anderson of this I Butler ^as been ill for some time.
community attended the funeral
. of little Sue Ross at Rockwall last
! Wednesrlay. She was the young- i H,irris in honor of their mothers,
est daughter nf Rev. and Mrs. | Mrs J _C. Pojnroy and Mrs. Craw-
Glen Ross. He was pastor of the
church here for several years.
Sue had been ill since babyhood. |
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; and Mr. and Mrs.
col
was |
sawmill, (now Taylortown), was j eti ’n ;1 <iir ac< ident near Paris
ac< identallv run over by a wagon M. I. Floyd, son of Mr. and
and team and killed ! Mrs v 1 Floyd of Shady Grove, |
Mrs J. J Enslev, 65. had died I was injured in a bicycle-auto
at Minter i hsion Marion Robinson
A daughter had been born t
Mi and Mrs Mack Burrous
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and Fl
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Sanders Womack. 38. of Clarks-
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ness, one extra safe family horse. Stephens residing near Taylor’s i IBuots) S<aff of Fulbright, injur-
2 saddle horses, one set double sawmill (now Tavlortown). was ] e<i *n a
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Deport. football game that ended in a
M C. J. Moore, one of the pioneer tie.
settlers of this section, had di^d Weigher Stalls reported 3928
at the age of 74 bales of cotton weigher! at the De- I
Weather had bdfcn cold for sev- port platform,
eral days and many people had
killed their hogs.
Rev. E. G Roberts and family
bad 'n.ivi-d to Sumner, where he
had been a.-signed for th.- vear.
Mr and Mrs. R C Kimball had
entertained the J. O. Pirtle Co.
force w ith a Thanksgiving dinner.
Mines. J. H Moore and S. M.
St uic had enterta'ned with a tea
honoring Mrs. H L Campbell.
R. () Nobles was building a
four room house on his farm and
it was to be occupied by his son,
Marvin Nobles. Choctaw-Knight test
Deport Hardware was advertis- Bogata.
ing horse blankets for $1.25 to Tom Hargus. a former resident
>5 each. of tins area, who had been living
H. Snow announced thru at Detroit several years, had sold
McCloud of Grand Prairie; their |
Bob Ward <"
i Commerce; her sisters. Mrs. Er-
| w in Fawcett and son of Detroit
and Mr and Mrs. W. W Mabry
and family of Bogata.
and Mrs. J
Sunday with his cousins.
and Mrs. Joe I’nderw
fami!v at Mt. Verm,n
Mr and Mrs. Johnnie Wright
an I -..ii were Sund .v vi.-itor- -f
John York, former resident of
this area, had died in the Rio
Granik- Valley.
Easley, 65. had died
a daii'.-hter no ir
W H. Snow announced thru
The Times’ columns that the next
examination for teachers’ certifi-
cates was scheduled Dec 7, 8, 9
at Paris.
Dr T E. Oliver offered at pub-
lic auction, one wagon and har-
F. n t m i
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let Si let
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and Mrs. Sidney Vickers I h;1PP.V parents
i />» a > • flaiiphtfr*r hnrn r»no
Mrs. Nora Ford returned to her j Vj(.k,.,-S anj children
Norwood had broken
liar bone while practicing!
ville, was killed.
i had
f Dallas, spent the week end
here v. ith home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. L'lyus Short and
children of Dallas, spent the week
end here w ith their daughter, -
Mi . Cleo Salters and Mr. Salters.
Charlie Harvey of Milton, spent
Saturday with Delbert Ballard.
Quite a crowd from here enjoy-
l Mrs. c. i Ciray arid lanniy oi - ed ‘ld(. Christmas parade in Paris
; Mabry. Friday night, and Mrs. | on Friday nj<.ht. Miss Barbara
j Gray s mcce, Mr. and Mrs. R. J-| Skidmore of this community was
chosen Christmas queen of East
Lamar school with Wayne Flet-
cher also of this community, as
her escort.
Alvin Ballard made a business
trip to Blossom on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren (Tobe)
Watts of Paris, were Sunday
guests of their aunt and unclp,
Miss Nina and Monroe Craft.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Short
feating the Deport Tigers 26-6
W D. Bailey, 71. had died at
the home of a son. A. R Bailey
j of Rugby.
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Friday night, and Mrs. j on frrlcjiMy night.
Holt of Bogata.
Guy Stevens was in Dallas i
Wednesday and Thursday visit-
ing his mother, Mrs. Ellen Stev-
1 ens, and other relatives. Mrs.
Stevens celebrated her birthday
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Solomon
had as visitors Sunday, their
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Hartley
son. Doyle, and
I and son, Ronnie of Dallas, were
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wright of Bogata.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kidd and
daughter visited Walter Blan-
Ikenship of Mt Vernon. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Garrett vis-
ited her cousin. Howard Craw-
ford and family at Post Oak. Sun-
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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 6, 1951, newspaper, December 6, 1951; Deport, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1303175/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.