The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 13, 1973 Page: 2 of 14
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BROOKS OPERATOR OF THE MONTH — Mrs. Dorothy Townes was receipient of
the “Operator of the Month” award at Brooks Uniform Company. Mrs. Townes, whose job
is setting sleeves, is a sixteen-year employee of Brooks. Also shown are Mrs. Delene Tabb,
manager, and Glenis Hall, supervisor. (Times Staffr Photo)
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Reception to Honor
Congressman Patman
GIRL SCOUT TROOP 48 decorated trees and shrubbery around the square for the
holiday season. Members taking part in the project were, first row, left to right, Melissa
Clarke, Amy Harvey, and Diane Washington. Second row, LaDane McSperitt, Janna
Hartrick, Vicki Tucker, Maria Todd, Lisa Limbock, Sharon Booth, Kathy Shirley, Angela
Hutchison. Donna Humphrey and Amber Harvey. Third row. Jaymee Pearce, senior
Scout; Mary Gray, Renee Williams, senior Scout and Johnna Finley. (Times Staff Photo)
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The national prominence of as dean of the Congress and as
Congressman Wright Patman chairman of the House Banking
Not all home insurance
policies are alike.
and Currency Committee will
be empahsized at a reception in
his honor from 3 to 5 p.m.
Sunday, December 16, at the
Palmer Memorial Library on
the campus of Texarkana'
ONE OF THE FINEST BUCKS killed during the recent
deer season was this 11 pointer bagged by Billy Mitchell.
The buck which field dressed 126 pounds, was killed north of
Clarksville on the last day of the season. (Photo by Bruce
Anderson) . /
the Robinson-Pat-
to protect small
You’ll find out when you have a claim.
Community College. sponsored
The event, to which the man Act , ■„ .. w
general public is invited, is business, the Smaller War
being sponsored by the p,ants Corporation Act, the
Texarkana Chamber of Com Federal Credit Union Act, the
merce with Bob Cheatham, Fu^ Employment Act, and the
long-time ~ friend of the Consumer Credit Protection
Many people make the costly mistake of assutning that oMhl^^ngements.rhairman disclosure oHnterest and cred!t
one insurance policy is the same as. or just as good as, Many of the accomplish- costs-
another. And they discover too late that the Attitudes Of ments of Congressman Patman Congressman Patman
different companies toward claim payments vary widely, are detailed in a scroll that will an important role in the
he nrespntpd in him hv C A movement, launched in the
That’s why it’s a good idea to consult an independent MitJhen president „f the early 1930’s, which resulted in
agent. We help you plan the coverage that protects you Chamber qf Commerce. Social Security pensions and
best. We place it with the most suitable of the several in addition to his chair other assistance for senior
insurance companies we represent. And if you should manship of the House Banking citizens. and was a leader in the
have a claim, we're on your Side. ’• ’ * and Currency Committee, Mr. sponsorship of the G.I. Bill of
This helpful booklet, "How To Avoid Costly Mistakes In HouT^Senate^ CommitteeJ°on * He also saved the steel
Home Insurance,” Is yours free fof the asking. Just call Defense Production, co-chair industry for Northeast Texas
or complete and mail the coupon. man of the Joipt House-Senate by obtaining a 75 million dbllar
GOODMAN INSURANCE -
r_______.agency_____sH
Pleastf’Bend me a fred’ttopy of your',boo1Uet?!,ft<ft7 | c
- Economic Committee, and is loan frwn the Reconstruction
the ranking member of the Finance Corporation for the
House Select Committee on k°ne Star Steel Company., He
Small Business. takes Prid« in <4® fa<*
During his 45 years in the
To Avoid Costly Mistakes In Home Insurance
ongress.
NAME.
(responsible for ..significant federal income tax.es anac ng
I legislation, including a bill to to m,nfc>n duringJlir^
ADDRESS.
CITY.
STATE
lie has -been '.T
-J^iPifi
•luding a bi.. .« .
| require immediate payment of yfars °* ,ta ope^atioh. J£m
| the Adjusted Service Compen- P*°yees of the plant added
|sation Certificates which be another million in federal Ukes
| came known as the World War during the first 20 years,
j I Veterans Bonus Bill. He also When Mr. Patman was
first elected to Congress,- he
tolok an inventory of the
economic assets of the First
District and placed water
resources at the top of the list.
He immediately set about to
develop those resources and as
a result the District now has ,i
Texarkana Dam and Reservoir
Ferrell’s Bridge Dam and Lake
O’ the Pines and Pat Mayse
Reservoir on Sanders Creek
north of Paris, Texas. He is now
pushing Cooper Dam and
Reservoir, which will enlarg
the storage ^capacity of Lak
Texarkana, and continues t
advocate work that would mak
Red River navigable.
The water resources o
Northeast Texas and South-
west Arkansas have been
responsible for the location of
two giant paper mills in this
arqa.
Prior to his election to
Congress, Mr. Patman served
as District Attorney and as a
EMI
FLAG PRESENTATION-United States and Girl Scout Troop flags were presented
to Girl Scout Troop No. 163 by the Clarksville City Council. Alderman Ed Pryor made the
presentation for Mayor Maurice Isbell and the council in appreciation for the troop’s
dedication of flags for the council room earlier this year. Other council men at the
presentation were Jimmy Latimer and Red Emery. TTimes Staff Photo)
REED'S GRO. &MKT.
jcSSSSS cSSXttS News From
tenure as a state legislator, he reco(fnize(1 by the g^ej "leanors."
co^nswed legislation which ^ „Mr s k Y rise to a He then launched into a
established Stephen F. Austin qUe8tjon Qf constitutional privi bill of particulars he had
University and Texas Tech. ,ege Qn my Qwn responaibiUtyf drafted against the fabulously
i Con*"ssman paJman haa as a member of the House. I wealthy Pittsburg financier
always been * controversial jmpeach *ndrew William who had been at Treasury since
the administration of President
Warren G. Harding.
figure in the Congress.
Red River Co.
Hospital
NEUHOFF FULLY COOKED
HAM SALE
SPECIALS GOOD
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Whole lb.
SHUfcFIME
omimm
BUTT PORTION
OR HALF f II.
SHANK
HALF,
SHANK PORTION
5 to 7 Lb.
©SAUCE
' Visiting hours at the Red
River County Hospital are from
2:00 to 4:00 in tne afternoon
2000 STORE
BUYING
House began screaming but the
speaker permitted him to
POWER
SWIFT's GOLD CREST
SELF BASTING
continue for the prescribed
hour of debate aiid the
impeachment resolution was
referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Patman held the floor of
the committee hearing for two
weeks, sitting alone on his side
of the table facing a number of
Mellon attorneys.
When he finished his case.
Eula Baird. A.W. Long.
Annona.
Raymond Kendrick,
Damon Phelps. Claude Smith.
Avery.
John T. Sells. EUa Perry,
Bogata.
Ann Garrisoo, Lillie Mul-
lins. Clara McGuire. Bonnie
Rodgers. Eula Dickerson. One*
Presley, Robert A. Scott, Jr„
. . , „ , Mary Humphrey. Bonnie Mae
the chairman called a resess Clarksville.
hens v. 69Pfe Shells
10-14 LB,
AVERAGE
and before the day was
Mellon had resigned as
Secretary of the Treasury. He
later was appointed ambassa-
dor to England by President
Hoover....
The Texarkana Congress-
man has continued his private
war on the monied interests
and is now calling for an audit
of the Federal Reserve Board
Lee Icenhower. Detroit.
Congress.
OLD SOUTH 2 Pack
SHURFRESH
BROWN ’N
-■ SERVE
5-7 LB
Average
Hughston A Son
—*• Insurance
12
COUNT'
PACKS
JELL0 lOt
AF
BRAND
LOW-FA'
MILK
gal. 1.25
BACK
BONE
PORK
79t
16 at.
can
HOG
HEADS
T.B0NES lb. $1,791 Sirloin u, 1.69
SALERNO
COOKIES
3 PACK $ ' J |
SHURFINE
BREAD
3 'for $1.11
Returnable
Quart
PEPSI
SHURFINE
CARE
MIXES
BOX
391
Dromedary
Pitted
HoMtnodt
DATES
SAUSAGE
* 8£!-39<
LB. $1.19
Register for WORLDS' LARGEST
6/89LCbristmas Stocking
NO OBLIGATION
NO OBLIGATIpN
Wright’s
SAUSAGE
2“Lb. Bag
$1.59
TRELLIS
ENGLISH
PEAS
c'ans 95C
Purer
gallon
Toaboy
BOLOGNA
3-Lbs.
$2.59 ,
22-OUNCE
VEL
Liquid
3eoi
$1.00
SHURFINE
Frail
ocktail
303 „
CANS
tie CkrksvHb Tims
CtarfctviMe. T«a.
lOe-108 t. Mom
t. Mori
S4.00 For Voer In R«d Rivor and
•4*ml countiot M 00 For Voor
Scotch Pine
CHRISTMAS
TREES
S3 SO For Sin Month, m tod ttvor
ond odloconi count** $4 00 For {..
Month* ohowhoro
Socond Clot. Pot logo Fold at
Ctarliivillo Ttrot
No chorgo it mado lor puhlicotion
o» noheo* oI church torvKot or othor
pukUc gothortngt whoro no odnWttlon
i» rhorgod Whoro odmittton It
char god or whoro good* or warot aI
on, hind oro oHorod lor tola tho
odvor tiling totot will ho
M
Shirley Ann Scales, Lydia
Brem. James Floyd. Paul
Harmon, Hattie Harvey, Sudie
Simmons, Annona.
James Michie. Newell Goff.
Anna Duncan. Huldrk Davis.
John Bearden. Auda Hog land.
Avery.
and insists that its operating Kennedy Mmm^CsrroU hpaul
fund should be appropriated by Willis.' Ada Bar^B^U
Johnnie Raulston. Debbie
Perkins. Bagwell.
Woodrow Wright. Billy
Ray Hines. Zula Reap, Mary
Gortney, Margaret Johnson.
Dora McGQI. Jake Alexander.
Ruby McCasiand. Martin Mit
chell. Irene Williams. Daniel
Miller, Lula Green. Shelia
Stacey, George Armstrong.
R.V. Sloan. Lois Jones, Vers
Rankin. Ila Bolin. Jim McCol
lum, Margaret Johnson. John
Shadid. Mody Hurt. Marg*
Barton. Lucy Graham. Clarence
Raulpton. Wilma Finley. Mary
Brantley, Angela Poesy. Wade
Brooks, Troylene Simpson.
Clarksville.
Herbert Miller. Deport.
Harvey Murphy. Dekalb.
Velma Good low. Detroit.
NOTICI TO PUiUC-An, or-
•oneout rollocwon upon mo choroclor
'•putot>on or ttoodmg o> on, hrm
■ndividwol or corgorollori will ho glod$r
corroctod oopo hoiog coliod to tho
Celery
HUNT'S WHOLE
1Ca 1 SPICED
15t | PEQCMES J2J
STALK
Tho dividing lino hotwttn now*
ond odvorhtmg it tho lino which
ttptrtltt inlormotion of public
mioro.1 from inlor motion dtttom
motod tor protil
Tint#* it not rotpontthlo lor
cop, om.tt.on typogrophicol orrort or
on, umntontionol orrort thoi mo,
occur m odvorhtmg othor thon to
corroclm nott ittuo otto, it it Vnughl
To »h« attention at tho puhtithor
All odvot tiling or dor« oro
Occoptod on Ihit hottt only
YOUNGEST SPEAKER
Robert Taliaferro Hunter of
Virginia was the youngest men
to become speaker of the U.S.
House of Representatives.
Hunter was 30 years sad saves
months old when ho became
speaker in its*.
CHANGES FORBIDDEN
Taxco, Mexico, to preserve
its appearance as an old Spanish
town, was mads a aatioeal
monument by the Mexican
government so that nothing
modern may ha
within Its limits.
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The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 13, 1973, newspaper, December 13, 1973; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1021730/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.