The Saint Jo Tribune (Saint Jo, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 32, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 3, 1960 Page: 3 of 8
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HEWS FROM MONTAGUE
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
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County Court
WARRANTY DEEDS
Field, H. D., Jr., et al - First
uptist Church. A part of Block
o. 3 of the Endicott Addition
o tjife town of Saint Jo, Mon-
iguie Cotinty, Texas.
Cl y, Dave, et al - C. E. Hobbs.
>ne' acre of land out of the
urvey granted to M.E.P. &
R.R. Co. by virtue of Cert
io. S. 3851 Montague County,
exas.
Witt, Jo M., et al - George H.
Heard, et ux, East 65 feet of
Lots Nos. 7 and 8 and all of
Lots Nos. 5 and 6 of Block No.
106 of the original townsite of
Nocona. Texas,
Richards, Henry J., - Frank
A. Underwood:
First Tract—84 acres of land,
more or less, a part of the Milly
Berry Survey, Abst. No. 1521.
Second Tract—129% acres being
the G. A. Bench Survey, Abst.
No. 1521.
NEW AND USED GARS
SEE US FOR A NEW CAR BEFORE VACATION
OR ONE OF OUR GOOD USED MODELS.
EXPERT SERVICE AND REPAIR
ON ALL AUTOMOBILES
Tuggle Motor Co
Third Tract—180 acret * tof land
rtwre. oMets. a part W. R.
Powell survey. Abst. No. 590.
Fourth Tract—80 acres of land,
more or less, A part of the M.
Berry Survey, Abst. No. 23.
Fifth Tract—80 acres of land,
more or less, a part of the Wra.
Powell Survey. Abst. No. 590.
Royce L. Moore, et ux - Gary-
Nees Lumber Co., Lot No. 11 and
the N.W. 17 feet of Lot No. 12
in Block No. 5 of Trammell's
Subdivision of the Riley and
Hulme Addition to the city of
Bowie, Texas.
Barker, Carl, et ux - Harold
D, Moore, et ux, 0.31 acres of
land out of Block No. 15. Hill
County School Land Survey,
Abst. No. 319.
Precise, J. M.. et ux - Dan R.
Winingham, A part of Lots Nos.
1 and 2 in Block No. 1 of the
Riley and Hulme Addition to
the city of Bowie. Texas.
v MARRIAGE LICENSES
■ fil-V* I-:--' ' "I.
Tommy Noah Tucker and
Miss Lynda Elaine PanoaJ, June
25. 1960.
Mr. Franklin Lee Adams and
Miss Bonnie Sue St. John, June
27. 1960
Dale Arlen Stokes and Mrs.
Velda Ruth Keyser, June 29,
1960.
Mr. Raymond Lee Polk and
Miss Janis Collene Cage, June
29. 1960.
NEW CAR LICENSES
Henry Golightly, Forestburg,
1960 Ford, 6-25-60.
Albert A. George, Nocona,
1960 Ford. 6-29-60.
A. C. Houston, Bowie, 1960
Chevrolet. 7-1-60.
Carl Mayfield. Bellevue, 1960
Pontiac, 6-29-60.
K. E. Webb. Bellevue, i960
Pontiac. 7-1-60.
MUENSTER. TEXAS
DON'T READ THIS AD....
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO BURN
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS AT
CARR0LLS in BOWIE
SUMMER GOODS MUST GO
M Jack E. Gatcher, Nocona, 1960
Chevrolet, 7-1-60.
' Don R. Ham, Bellevue. 1960
Rambler, 7-1-60.
Joe Butler's Garage, Bowie,
1960 Pontiac. 7-1-60
Jaems L. Winningham, Bowie,
1960 Pontiac. 7-1-60
H. B. Posey, Bowie, 1960 GMC
Pickup. 7-1-60.
Texaco, Inc., Wichita Falls,
1960 Ford, 7-1-60
W. G. Moore, Nocona, 1960
Ford. 7-1-60.
Lucille N. Walker, Nocona,
1960 Ford, 7-1-60.
Wilford WetBel, Bowie, 1960
Chevrolet Pickup, 7-1-60.
Robert M. Russell. Bowie. 1960
Chevrolet, 7-1-60.
Mrs. Clara Davis. Ringgold,
1960 Ford, 7-1-flO.
Harvey Hill, Nocona, 1960
GMC Pickup. 7-1-60.
Woodrow Wallace, Sunset, 1960
Chevrolet, 7-2-60.
Victor Kenneth Weber, 1900
Ford, 7-5-60.
District Court
CASES FILED
Mildred E. Rhone vs Paul W.
Rhone, 6-29-60, Divorce.
Dale P. McGee vs J. D. Edger-
ton, 6-29-60, Damages.
Lora Mae Clayton vs Ocie L.
Clayton, 6-30-60, Divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leopard
of Saint Jo, Mr. Arthur Leopard
and Miss Doris Jean Cole of
Wichita Falls visited Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Cole of Muenster, Tex.
Others who visited were Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Cole and son of
Fort Worth.
Defense costs per family in
the United States are about
$1,000 a year
The Saint Jo (Texaa) TRIBUNE — FRIDAY, JULY 9, I960'
MAM 1 DON'T MIND
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DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIX
19>"35<
CHERRY SUPREME. BURNT SUGAR, CHOCOLATE
MINT. Devils Food. Marble, Spice, White or Yellow
JELIO PUDDING MIX AND PIE FILLING
CONUT
28c
VANILLA, LEMON. BUTTERSCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, COCONUT
CREME. CHOCOLATE MINT OZ A FOR
U4 BOX V
Maxwell Instant Coffee
WHITE SWAN TEA
GOLDMEDAL FLOUR
White Swan Tea Bags
Shurfresh Cheese Spread I
Fooci - King Margarine
Imperial Sees Sugar
Food - King Shortening
Cry
giant ecomcny Si 69
10 oz size
4 lh. pkg
23 c
ILk 4S<
2 i.r 23c
lb box 65<*
lb 15<
10
lb bag
can 58<
Stc
ifeEE? assorted JL ffeil, 40
AINC Slav ox's 2 cfnVvyi
SYLVANiA'S NSIE LITE
F.A.C. M
WILL LAST OVER 5 YEARS-NO SWITCH--PLUG IT ANY SOCKET AND : BAVE IT—COST
LESS THAN 1c A YEAR TO OPERATE DAY .ND MTE.
ROXEY DOS FOOD
DREFT DETERGENT
ENERGY DLEACH
DADO CLEANSER
no. 1 can
3
giant
box
Icrl5t
I ""lir; lit
14 OZ
can
FROZEN FOODS
SWISS MISS
Pies app~8.*ch 354
SHURFINE
Orange Juice 12 OZ CAN 35*
RATII'S BREADED
Pork Chop - etts 8 45*
IE
PRODUCE
CANTALOUPES LB 9c
TOMATOES
HOME GROWN
LB 15c
BLAGKEYE PEAS
HOME GROWN
LB 15c
ROASTING EARS
(Nice Home G
EAR 5c
MS
MEATS
FRESH GROUND BEEF
BEEF SHORT RiBS
FLAVORWRiGHT BACON 2lb.pk,95c
ib. 4§<
ib. 39*
(ALL MEAT) Ih.
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TRAFFIC JAM STUDY? — No. this superhighway tic-i:,*
af "dream" cars is being analyzed by two of the judges in the
1960 Fisher Body Crafi^man's Guild model car competition.
Judging of hundreds of these scale miniature r^rs is now m
progress to determine tccn-agc winners o'.' ' 00 in cash
awards and university scholarships.
NEW CATTLE LAW
EFFECTIVE JULY 1
The Texas Department of Pub-
lic Safety reminded Texas cattle
owners today that a new law
went into effect July 1 aimed at
controlling livestock on desig-
nated US and state highways.
The new law makes it illegal
for a person knowingly to per-
mit his domestic livestock to
roam at large and unattended
on state and federal highways.
It applies regardless of whether
or not the highway right-of-way
is fenced. Maximum fine for
such violation is $200, and each
day the violation occurs may
be considered a separate offense.
Farm to market roads are
excepted from the law. The new
lew also gives law enforcement
officers th'e authority to have
such livestock picked up, when
unable to locate the owner, and
turned over to the sheriff or
constable in the county.
The law does not prohibit the
driving or hearding of livestock
across or along highways. It
gives peace officers the author-
ity to enforce provisions of the
act without a warrant.
Col. Homer Garrison, Jr.,
director of the Texas Depart-
ment of Public Safety, said
state patrolmen will enforce
provisions of the law in an
effort to reduce t he traffic hrz-
ard caused by animals on des-
ignated state and US highways.
He said that during the year
1959 a total of 1406 rural traffic
accidents occurred in Texas in-
TAX-MAN SAM SEZ
There are two things in thie
income tax business that are
important. First, it is important
to know where you are going.
For example it is important to
determine how much tax you
owe before you sell your home
or make a business move. It is
equally important to know
where you have been. Keeping
a record; of your business helps
every taxpayer when it comes1
income tax filing period next
January,
CLASSIFIEDS SELL
TRY IT AND SEE
7/ie Old fimiw
■•A good listener not only is
topular everywhere but aftei
i while he knows something.*'
volving animals of all types. In
these accidents 216 persons were
injured and 4 persons were
killed. i V ; ■
BREEZE THROUGH SUMMER
rfPfJRICAljy
SEE US FOR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS - VARNISHES - SOLVENTS - STAINS - ENAMELS
BRUSHES - ROLLERS AND OTHER PAINT NEEDS
4m*
Charles Thomp son
GROCERY AND MARKET
Get the HOUSEPOWER you need
for the comfort you want...
Are you missing the comfort of modern electric
cooling equipment because of skimpy home wiring
and too few outlets? If so, it's time you modernized
your wiring for FULL HOUSEPOWER. With
modern home wiring for FULL HOUSEPOWER,
you'll have enough circuits of large enough wire
to properly handle your present appliances, plus
others, like air conditioners, you'll want to add.
You'll have plenty of electrical outlets, properly
placed, and you'll be able to uso as many appliances
as you wish at one time without the nuisance
of blown fuses or dimming lights
caused by overloads. Ask
your electrical contractor
to make a HOUSEPOWER
check of your home Roon!
OTTO HOLLAND, District Manager
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