Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, July 24, 1970 Page: 2 of 16

                                
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PROMPT FILM processing
Service. Color- Black and
White. Honey Grove Pharm-
acy, Phone 378-2901.
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NOTICE
Hie Dtsmhlied American Vet-
er&ns, Chapter 129, at Bonham
hsis been fejorgaMBed. Mar's at
8:00 p.m., first Monday of each
month. Meetings will be held at
the Assembly Room at the REA
building-. Ail veterans are invit-
ed to attend.
Ernest HoekJbke. AdJ
25-4t*
NE3W Case Bonded Aorllan
$3.49. Hammock's Kotd Kash
Store.
VACUUM BAGS tor aTl
brands of Vacuum cleaners.
SHELTON HARDWARE.
ECONOMY
IS THE WORD!
COIN OPERATED
DRY CLEANING
$100
A traah wonder
A mild dharettc affords symp-
tomatic relief In cases of swol-
lea Joints and pains In the
back of both men and women.
One small bottle Is n month’s
supply or more. Sold by drug-
gists or by mall $2 AO per
hottlei E. W. Hall Co., 8879
Olive Bt, 8t. Louis, Mo.
WE Have the BAGS for all
makes of vacuum cleaners. Bills
and Sons, Furniture. lltfc
YOU can get ieea cheaper at
Smith Feed and Seed Store.
AMERICAN Greeting Cards
for all occasions. Honey Grove
Pharmacy West Side Square,
Phone 378-2901.    23-lc
FOR SALE:    Piano $26.00,
Frank Baton house 402 West
Commerce, York house, k>ta,
West Commence. John Simmons
303 South 2nd Street. Phone
378-T116.    26-2 tp
REAL ESTATE
♦ FARMS * RANCHES
• COMMERCIAL
and CITY PROPERTY
John W. (Hoss)
LUTTRELL
REALTOR
Highway 82 West
Phones
Office ........... 378-2091
Home  ........... 378-2924
For Full 8 Pound
Dry Weight Load
West Hill
Dry Cleaning
and Laundry
FRESH SHIPMENT King's
Chocolates at the Honey Grove
Pharmacy- Phone 378-2901.
40tfc
Shandora Acetate Crepes, $1.98.
Hammock’a Kotd Kaafh Store.
FOR SALE
Residences, Cor. E. Market A 9;
1007 Walnut; 500 N. 2nd; S.
14th; 703 W. Market; S. Spring,
200 Pecan.
FOR SAXE:    Large one story
modern home, comer lot near
schools and churches, located
401 Pecan Street.
FOR SA.IE: The C. H. Sanders
home, 1301 N. 14th St. Finan-
cing available for quick sale.
Welch Realty
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HONEY GROVE
SIGNAL-CITIZEN
Friday, July 24, 1970
PATIO GAS GRILL — Gas
Light, both $144.00, plus tax.
Pay as little as $4.00 month, no
down payment, no charge for
financing — Free Bonus Gift —
Rotisaerie with motor and
aluminum serving shelf. This
is a $204.00 value. Total sav-
ings of $60.00. Lone Star Gas
Co., Honey Grove.
FTNGERLENG Channel Catfish
tor w»le. 10c each. See George
Stuart, Highway 100 North.
Phone 378-2522.    26-2t*
RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Stroud
vacationed last week in Arkan-
san.
Card off Thanks
The Pastor and members of
the Sixteenth Street Baptist
Church wish to thank swjr-
one for their support during
the Vacation Bible School. We
especially wish to thank Mrs.
B. B. Gregory, Mm Mattie
Doyle, Mm. Sam Reece and the
many young people of the First
(Baptist and First Christian
Churches of the City. May God
bless and keep you is our pray-
er.
The snxieenun Street Bap-
tist Church
Rev. H. C. Washington,
RaMtor
VISITORS
Mrs. W. T. Herring and Mrs.
Martin Collins of Fort Worth
and the Bob Carley’s of Hurst
have been visiting Mra J. L
Cartey and other relatives.
HOUSTON
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Berchard
uf Houston ware guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Osborne and
family Sunday. Mr. Berchard is
ja nephew of P. A. Osborne.
Shandora Acetate Crapes, $1.98.
Hajmmack’a Kold Kash Store.
Klapman Trigger Fancy Fab.
rics, $1.98. Hammack’8 Kold
Kash Store.
HONEY GROVE
PHARMACY
Prescriptions
F. E. CLARK
SPRINGING OOWiS and baby
calves for sale. Rfeftne 378-
2662. Charles Mallooote, Honey
Grave.    tfc
SOMETHING NEW: All Steel
16 ft panels galvanized % inch
rod portable corral fencing.
$12.95 each. Get It at Smith’s
Feed Sc Seed Store.    tfc
Roy T. Lochridge
Real Estate
_ PHONES —
378-2671 - 378-2861
HONEY GROVE
=\
Shannon's TV
Service & Sales
CLAYTON BLDG.
EAST SIDE SQUARE
Phone 378-2061
OPEN 8:00 - 5:00 DAILY
Closed Saturday at Noon
Guaranteed Service
LODGE NOTICE
Honey Grove Lodge No. 164,
A. F. St A. M., stated meeting,
2nd Tuesday each
month at 7:30 p. m.
Members urged to
attend, visiting Ma-
sons welcome.
NOTICE
I specialize in mail
electrical appliance repair
Harral Electric Shop
Harmon Harral, Owner
201 West Market Street
Phone 378-2027
TYLER
HOME STUDIO
804 North 11th Street
Phone 378-2953
Open Wed. and Sat.
For pictures see me first.
Come up and see my 'work.
All work Is guaranteed t»
please you. I will enlarge
pictures also.
Is money your problem?
Here’s the answer — become an
AVON Representative — earn
good money in your spare time
near home. Call 893-6306 or
write Mrs. Lois Billingsley, Box
186, Sherman, Texas 75090.
PLUMBING
Repairs
New Construction
JAMES ALLEN
Phone 378-2270
Honey Grove
Jefferson City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Felts And
Amanda visited Mra Felts’
mother, Mra Arietta Robardey
in Jefferson City, Mo., last
week.
Mrs. H. L. Jones and daugh-
ters of Arlington visited Mr.
and Mrs. Sid Walden last
Thursday and Friday.
ATTENDS SHELTON REUNION
Attending the Shelton Re-
union, Sunday July 12th from
Garland were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Almond, Alana and Dwalne.
Card of Thanks
The Allens Point Community
Club wishes to thank everyone
who helped to make the ice
cream supper a success. The In-
terest in our community is
deeply appreciated.
The Allens Paint
Community CAub
Card of Thanks
Thank you friends, neighbors
and relatives far the nice things
you did tor me when I was in
the hospital and since my re-
turn home. Ike vaeds, .flowers,
visits, telephone calls, and eot-
pressions of concern were ap-
preciated and will always be
remembered.
A. L- (Son) Cohard
20-ltp
OUTSIDE white house paint as
low as $1.98 gallon. SHELTON
HARDWARE.    34-tfc
NEW Case Bonded Acrilan
$3.49. Hammack’s Kold Kash
Store.
FOR SALE:    Small Sideline
Business in Honey Grove. 10
hours time per week. Pays
$150.00 and up per month. Call
378-2061. .”
25-tfo
Klapman Trigger Fancy Fab-
rics, $1.98. Hammock’s Kold
Kash Store.
Tyler Home Studio
804 North 11th Street
Phone 378-2953
Open Wed. and Sat.
Bring your children up and
have their pictures made,
also Mom and Dad. Studio is
air conditioned.
LOST:    Fender skirt from
Buick, Reward. Louie Ellis, tfc
imsrw""'* Honey Grove Lodge
No. 155 IOOF meets every
Monday night at 7:30 o’clock.
Visitors welcome, members
urged to attend.
Kenneth Oliver, N. G.
D. W. Rowton, V. G.
Marvin Ford, Sec.
Kloponan Trigger Solid Fabrics,
$1.98. Hammack’s Kold Kash
Store.
DRIVERS NEEDED
Train now to drive semi tahek.
local and over the rood. Diesel
or gas; experience helpful but
not necessary. You can earn
over $5.00 per hour after short
training. For application and
personal interview, call 2(14-742.
2924, or write Safety Dept.,
United Systems, Inc., 4747
Gretna, Dallas, Texas, 75207.
26-2tc
NEW Case (Bonded Acrylic,
$2.49. Hammack’s Kold Kash
Store.
ANTENNA SALES Sc SER-
VICE. Call L. M. Pitcock,
Phone 784-8294 after 5 p. m.
1226 West Sherman St., Parts,
Texas.    18-tfc
LATEX WALL PAINT from
$2.98 gallon. SHELTON
HARDWARE-    34-tfc
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| iMtWtoktoww —H—new. J
H0R BALE: 1967 VoHowagen
flanOwagy $125.00. Phone
875-1151. J. ft Brannon, Monte,
town.    1-0
1500 Tarh Cotton ftfcrtce. 60-
SoU Bub Mom.
SHOES (FCXR school have arriv-
ed; make your selection NOW
tor size and style. New ship-
ment of Fall dresses arrived
this week sizes 3 to 62. Our
July Sale continues tables load-
ed with bargains. Smith Cloth-
ing, S. 6th Street, Honey Grove.
Phone 378-2267.    ltc
Klapman Trigger solid Fabrics,
$1.98. Hammock‘s Kold Kash
Store.
MAKE war on rats. We have
the poison. Smith Feed and
Seed Store.    tfo
MR. FARMER
We’re stocking a complete
line of spray nozzles, pumps
and all spray parts at Smith’s
Feed A Seed Store.
WATCH Repairing. 1003 Elm
Tobe Martin.    30-tcf
NEW Case 'Bonded Acrylic,
$2.49. Hammajck’s Kold Kash
Store.
MAKE war on rats. We have
the poison. Smith Feed and
Seed Store.    30tfc
1500 Yards Cotton Fabrics, 69.
Hammadk’a Kold Kash Store.
LOTS SHREDDED. C&ll Pres-
ton Fry, 378-2711.    25-2tp
MAY'S
ANTIQUES
NOW OPEN
10 a. m. to 6 p. m. weekdays
2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays
Antique Clocks, Cut Glass,
China, Flow-blue, Furniture,
etc.
OLD BANK BUILDING
PETTY, TEXAS
DR. N. SUTTON CHAMBERS
-OPTOMETRIST-
CALL
378-2060
lor appointment
V    -    .    , ■ V,,;:
Chiropractic Clinic Building
East Sid# Square
Honey Grove
Presbyterian
Church Notes »•*?
The Lord’s Prayer expresses
the desire that God may be giv-
en thd reverence that is right-
fully his and that His kingdom
may come on earth. We can-
not honestly pray this prayer
unless we are doing our part In
bringing about that kingdom.
With the Honey Grove Area
Crusade starting next Sunday,
you should do your part to bring
as many people as possible to
this Crusade.
You are Invited to attend the
services of the Main Street Pres-
byte rian Church. Church
School is held at 9:45 a.m.
Morning Service is at 11:00
a.m. Rev. Arthur R. Osborne
will speak on the theme, "An-
drew-The Man Who Brought
His Brother." Honey Grove
Area Crusade is July 26 to Au-
gust 2 each night at 8;00 at
Warrior Stadium. In case of
rain the service will be held at
the Methodist Church.
Dial United
You are invited to attend the
services of the Dial Presbyterian
Church each Sunday.
Worship Service is at 9:30
a.m. Rev. Arthur R. Osborne
will speak on die theme, "An-
drew- The Man Who Brought
His Brother." Church School
Is at 10;30.
Pint United Presbyterian
Church, Ladonia
The members of die Presby-
terian Church invite you to meet
with them for Church School at
10:30 a.m. The Rev. Arthur R.
Osborne, pastor, brings the mes-
age each first and third Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Birchard
of Houston, Texas wqjre week-
FOR THE FAMILY-/
ITEM: If you order a chicken
burger, it must be 100 per cent
chicken, according to U.S. De-
partment of Agriculture stand-
ards. Chicken Chop Suey must
contain at least four per cent
chicken and Chili Con Came
must have at least 35 per cent
beef and not more than 15 per
cent fat, according to standards.
!    ♦    *    •
ITEM: A family with mother
working outside the home is 18
per cent more likely to use
frozen main courses than is the
family where mother is a full-
time homemaker.
*    •    *
ITEM: Rotary mowers take a
lot of the work out of the task
of caring for your lawn, but
mowers are dangerous. Check
your lawn for debris before mow-
ing. Use a mower that is shield-
ed down well toward the ground
and remember that the whirling
knife-edge blade of the mower
is dangerous.
*    *    ♦
ITEM: Prepare and follow a
shopping, list and resist impulse
buying and you will stay within
your food budget. Know food
prices well enough so that you
can take advantage of specials
that suit your family. Check
weekly specials before you go to
the store and buy only what you
can conveniently store and use
ITEM: New additions to your
foliage plant collection are al-
ways welcome. Many clay-potted
foliage plants, such as the an-
thurium, aphelandra and fitton-
ium actually double as flowering
plants.
CAVE SOLOIST . . . Song
stress Sheryl Lynn, who used
to own her own nightclub in
St. Louis, is the nation’s only
female singing cave guide at
Meremac Caverns, Stanton,
Mo. She is easy to spot as she
always wears a leopard-skin
outfit.
end guests in the home of Rev.
and Mrs. A.R. Osborne. Mr.
Birchard is a nephew of Mr.
P.A. Osborne. The Birchards
were returning home from a
two week vacation trip to
several points in Iowa.
T. V. SERVICE
HOUSE OF TELEVISION
PARIS, TEXAS
YOU CALL — WE'LL COME
(No Mileage Charge)
Phone 784-3647
T. V. SALES and SERVICE
(Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerhart
and sons, Robbie and Stewart
of Qonroe arrived in Honey
Grove Monday afternoon after
a vacation spent in western
states and in Canada. The Uer-
Louise, Banff, and Glacier
Park in Canada and in Yellow-
stone National Park and Teton
National Park In Wyoming;.
While at Teton they visited
with Houston friends there and
for “motel accommodations’’
were lodged in Indian tepees.
They spent the night here Mon.
day with Mrs. Gerhart’s mother.
Mra G. K. Flax^ger, returning to
Conroe Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Meade of
Gl&cfewater visited Mrs. George
Meade and other relatives and
friends in Hioney Grove last
week.
Mr. and Mra Alonzo Lindsay
and granddaughter Karen,
spent last week in Ozark, Ala.,
with Mr. and (Mrs. P. W. Col-
lette and family.
Presbyterians Have Ice Cream Social
About 60 enjoyed an ice cream supper Thursday night at
the Main Street Presbyterian Church and were given a very
entertaining account by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ohr Jr. of their
trip to Germany to visit their daughter and family Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Selby and two daughters.
Color pictures were shown on the screen by Mrs. Arthur
Osborne and narrated by Mrs. Ohr. A month *s stay gave them
time to tour and see the ancient castles, villages, country-
side and buildings. They brought home a wonderful showing
of pictures that were greatly enjoyed. r
-Reported
'Mr. and Mrs. George Round-
tree and onudren, Hruukts tuui
Robin of Duncan, Okla., were
house guests in the home of
Mra. H. T. Shipman over the
weekend.
Curl Peel of Colorado
Spring’s, Colo., is visiting his
grandmothers, Mrs. CSarl Rious-
ey and Mra Bert Peel and oth-
er relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. David Owens
an ddhildren of Oklahoma City,
Okla., visited his grandmother,
Mm. George Meade and other
relatives in Honey Grove last
NEWS FROM MONKSTOWN
It’s not to early to be making plans to attend the Home-
coming here Sunday, September the 6th.
Mrs. Ida Ellington of Bonham spent Thursday night and Fri-
day with Mrs. Pearl Slagle.
Kim Strickland spent the weekend In Honey Grove with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Strickland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ayers and daughters spent the weekend
at Princeton.
Mrs. Lowell Turner and Alice, Mrs. Velma Dooley, Miss
Eddy Lois Dooley and Kay Branson spent last Friday at Wilson.
Okla. with Mr. and Mrs. Royce Sanders and sons. Kay Bran-
. -V. remained for a longer visit.
Jerry Branson visited In Paris last Friday evening with Floyd
HU.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chapman of Aubry spent last Wednes-
day night here with Mrs. Velma Dooley. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Merrell Thursday morning.
Mike Johnson has returned to his home in Amarillo after
a 3 weeks visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Askew and daugh-
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammie Slagle of Ector and Mrs. Lewis
Lanier of Okla. City spent last Tuesday here with Mrs. Velma
Dooley. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Merrell.
Mrs. Ruby Fletcher spent the weekend In Paris.
Mrs. Bertha Brians spent a few days last week with her
brother, Mr. Buck Brown, at Selfs. Mrs. Brown was a patient
In St. Joseph’s Hospital in Paris from Tuesday until Saturday.
Major and Mrs. Glenn Askew Jr, and daughters recently
spent die weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Askew and
daughters. They were on their way to Camp McDill at Tam-
pa, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Beachel Fair spent Saturday night at Wills
Point with Mrs. Fair’s mother.
Ron Odum of Windom spent Friday night and Saturday night
here with his grandmother, Mrs. Wesley Slagle.
Homer Cates of Bonham spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. VIn Wells.
Rev. and Mrs. H. V, Caraway of Honey Grove were supper
guests here last Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Vin Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marcell of Mesquite spent Sunday here
with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harguess.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peel of Ft. Worth spent Friday ni#it un-
til Sunday morning here with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Peel. They
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Slagle, Mr. and Mrs. Bea-
chel Fair and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peel.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Merrell Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Dero Thomas of Paris; Mr and Mrs. Edd Morriss
Jr. and daughter of Dallas; Mr. Edd Morriss Sr of Bonham and
Mr. S. L. Todd of Telephone. Other visitors through the
week were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keen of Telephone; Rev. H.
V. Caraway of Honey Grove; Rev. Sam Barnett of Telephone
and Mr. R. W. Branson and Mrs. Wesley Slagle.
-Reported
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THE COLLECTOR'S SHOP
ANTIQUES — JUNKTIQUES UNIQUES
1511 Washington St.    Phone 886-2839
Commerce, Texas
Smith's Specials
MONDAY. 1UH0AY W1IM1BAY
July 27th, 28th and 29th
Ajax
DETERGENT
Giant Six*
59<
ROXEY    1 Lb. Cans SHORTENING    3 Lb. Cans
Dog Food... 12 cans $1.00 Mrs. Tucked.......69c
Kleenex Facial    280 CL Pkfs.
Bananas, Lb........10c Tissue.......2Pkgs.69c
BISCUITS
Shurfresh 10 Count Can
Limit "6" Please
St
Bernstein’s
10 oz. Btl. FOOD KING
Quart JaT
Dressings... 5 Btls. $1.00 Salad Dressing......37c
Assorted Flavors
Chris & Pilts
14 oz. Btls. HUNT’S
BBQSauce . 5Btk.SUI0 CATSUP, 32oz.size..#c
L. S. Williams was the winner
of the $10.00 worth of gro-
ceries given last week. $10.00
worth of groceries will be giv-
en this week.
Griffin’s Fresh Pack Strawberry
Preserves, 18 oz. Jar 49c
AF —- Assorted Flavors    Vi Gals.
MELLOMNE... 3 for SUD
ALL FLAVORS
10 oz. Cana
BACON, 1 Lb. Pkg____73c SEGO.......4 cans $1.00
HAMS
Hickory Smoked Picnic
Lb.
fMiTirs
iDWYE-W GROCERY and MARKET
Aon* FRI-2897    fob d* An and 14*
Homy Grev*. Tmm