The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 18, 1968 Page: 3 of 12
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And Clothing Division Results
30th Annual Mills County Show
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4-h Club and Future
Eiemakers ^ America Show
L soth Annual MlUs C"un-
jvwtock Show, held her* laat
* * and Saturday, waa Tery
'eialul with a large number
ntrles Judging of the fooda
clothing entries was held
Irtday night by the Mills
nty Young Homemakers
i the following winners:
FOODS division
gab-Junior Division
lokles—1. Lecla 2*
,na Baird; S, Cheryl Baird.
Uje—l, Cheryl Baird.
~ Junior Division
nana Bread — 1, Faylene
b; 2, Sharyl FuUer: 3, Edith
4, Pauline Buther-
prlcot Nectar Cake — 1,
yl Fuller: 2, Melissa Hum-
Hes: 3, Faylene Smith; 4,
.ilea 8aylor.
hrinity—1, Linda Koen; 2,
bna Cox.
bdge—1, Donna Cox; 2, Fay-
i smith; 3, Unda Koen; 4,
Alexander,
lefrlgerator Cookies—1, Lln-
Koen: 2. Donna Cox; 3, Cyn-
Tubbs: 4, Evelyn Standley.
biscuits—1, Donna Cox; 2,
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"Everything Te
Build Anything**
Linds Koen; 3. Stephanie Say-
lor; 4, Evelyn Standley.
Brownlee 1, Amy Page; 2,
Evelyn Standley; 3, Jan Oees-
lln; 4, Debbie DelOfl.
Senior Division
Fudge—1. Judy Bishop; 2,
Melba Seward; 8. Doris Humph-
ries; 4, Rhonda Cook
-Divinity—1, Rhonda Cook; 3,
Doris Humphries.
Pecan Pie—1, Necy Murray;
2, Judy Bishop.
Apple Pie—1, Patsy Carswell.
Banana Bread—1, Ava Witty;
2, Lana Wilcox; 3, Diane Head;
4, Tempest Abies.
Yeast Breads—2, Doris Hum-
phries.
Biscuits—1. Marie Hoffman;
2, Melba Seward; 3, Doris Hum-
phries; 4, Vera Wernette
Orange Chiffon Cake—1, Up-
da Jones; 3, Ava Witty
Chocolate Cake — 1, Rebecca
Berry; 2. Tyline Smith; 3, Patsy
Carswell; 4, Mary Fletcher.
CLOTHING DIVISION
Sab-Junior Division
1, Dianne Whlsenhunt; 2,
Johnnie Sue Brewer: 3, Florinda
Ummer; 4. Cheryl Baird.
Junior Division
Dresses—1, Linda Llmmer; 2,
Donna Cox and Beverly Chil-
dress; 3, Nicola Tully; 4, Jan
Qeealln.
Skirts and Blouses—1. Beverly
Childress; 2, Barbara Bruce; 3,
Nicola Tally; 4, Donna Cox.
Senior Division
Advanced Dresses—1, Martha
Knight; 2, Necy Murray; 3. Mel-
ba Seward; 4, Donna Soules.
Special Occasion — 1, Mary
Fletcher.
Lined Suits—1, Linda Jones;
2. Rebecca Berry; 3, Verna
Wernette: 4. Tempest Abies.
Unlined Suits — 1, Dianne
Head.
Dresses—1, Jana Petty; 2,
Oayla Oreen; 3, Sandra Alexan-
der; 4, Faylene Smith and Nita
Collins.
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DELBERT JEWELLS
ENTERTAIN GUE3T8
Visiting in the Delbert Jewell
home over the weekend were
Mr. Jewell's sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Crutcher of
Arlington.
Other visitors were the
Jewell’s son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Oary Don Jewell and Mike,
Nlta, Utla and Cindy of Corpus
Chrlstl; and Miss Nancy Reed
of Comanche.
Picture Frameg-
Big Selection
In Stock
WICKER
STUDIO
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Open 3 a. hl. Ye T p. ns*
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED—Mr. and Mrs C. L. Arnold of
Lake Jackson, formerly of Austin, and Goldthwalte, announce the
engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss
Sandra Kay Arnold of Austin, to Stanley Charles Froehner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmar Froehner of Cost, Texas.
Miss Arnold Is a graduate of A. N. McCallum High School, and
The Brackenrldge Hospital School of Nursing of Austin. While at-
tending B. H. 8. N. she served as Student Government Parliamen-
tarian, Senior Class Student Council Representative, and Fresh-
man Class Secretary. She Is employed In the office of Dr. Maurice
Cohn of Austin
Mr Froehner Is a graduate of Gonzales High School and is a
8enlor Chemistry Major at the University of Texas, Austin. He Is
a member of Alpha Sigma (a professional Chemistry Fraternity),
a member of Phi Eta Sigma (a Freshman Honorary Fraternity), a
member of Phi Lambda Upsllon (National Honorary Chemistry
8oclety), and Is employed by Clayton Foundation Biochemical In-
stitute.
The wedding wUl be February 2, 1968, at the Trinity Methodist
Church, Austin, Texas.
Miss Arnold is the granddaughter of Mrs. Walter Doggett of
Ooldthwalte, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Arnold of Odessa, formerly
of Goldthwalte.
Mr. And Mrs. ]ohn H. Benningfield
Honored With Gift Party December 30
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrell
Benningfield were honored with
a gift party on Saturday eve-
ning. December 30, from 6:30
untn 9:00 o'clock at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carswell.
The table was laid with an
ecru lace cloth over red. The
centerpiece was a standing ar-
rangement of red satin balls in
wood bark, from which flowed
red satin ribbon bearing the
names Charlotte and John Har-
WWI VETERANS AND
LADIES’ AUXILIARY
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
The World War I Veterans
and Ladles’ Auxiliary will meet
Friday night, January 19. at •
p. m„ In the American Legion
Hall for a covered dish supper
and business meeting, followed
by a social hour.
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City Tax
Reminder!
UNPAID CITY TAXES
WILL CARRY A
PENALTY
AFTER JANUARY 31ST
bottom.
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CITY UX COLLECTOR
rell. Appointments were milk
glass.
Misses Melba Seward and Pat-
sy Carswell served red punch,
fruit and nut cookies and mints.
Misses Darla Jewell, Judy Cars-
well and Debra Kemp displayed
the gifts.
Hostesses for the occasion
were Mmes John Seward, Del-
bert Jewell. Hugh Soules, L. O.
Kelly, Harry Welch. Jack Elms,
A. W. Carswell, and 8. R. Caa-
beer.
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FIREMEN’S AUXILIARY
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT
The Firemen’s Auxiliary met
Tuesday night, January B, at
7:00 o’clock at the Fire Station,
with Jerry Loudamy, Judy Mul-
Ungs, Wanda Rind. Carolyn
Knight, Betty Horton, and
Wanda Allen present.
In the business meeting ways
of raising money for the Auxil-
iary were discussed.
After the business meeting
Carolyn Knight served refresh-
ments to the group.
FIRST
WORDS
The Bible 1* the only book
that answers man's three
greatest questions: Where did
I come from? Why am I
here? Where am I going?
There are many things In
the Bible one cannot under-
stand and many things one
only thinks he understands,
but there are still many
things In the Bible one can-
not misunderstand. ■
Matthew Arnold said, "To
the Bible men will return,
and why? Because they can-
not do without it."
Worship next Sunday at
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
First a fisher
Ooldthwalte. Texas
DALE
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dale Hor-
ton at Ooldthwalte are the par-
ents of a son, James Roger
Horton, born Sunday, January
14. 1938, at 12:40 a. m„ at Chil-
dress St Cruzcusa Clinic <b Hos-
pital, at GoldthWalte. He weigh-
ed seven pounds and twelve
and three-fourth ounces.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Miller of
Ooldthwalte and paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Horton of Caradan.
Maternal great-grandparents
are Mrs. Lena Epperson of Hlco,
Mr. R. C. Epperson of Goldth-
walte, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Miller, also of Goldthwalte.
Paternal great - grandmother
Is Mrs. Bessie Stacy of Goldth-
walte.
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Kelly Hews
By MRS. M. C. PARTRIDGE
It sure Is nice to see the sun
shine again after so much cold
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Trotter
returned home the 5th after a
visit with their children, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Piper, Susan and
Don Mark In Tucson, Arizona,
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Trotter
and children In San Jose, Cali-
fornia. They reported having
spent a wonderful Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Simmons
and children of Tyler spent
New Year’s with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Feathers ton
Mrs. Featherston has been on
the sick list with a cold every
since New Year’s.
We regret the loss of our good
neighbor. Mr. Laughlln, who
had been a long time resident
of our community.
M. C. and I were In Temple
Monday getting him some new
glasses.
I went to Brownwood Wed-
nesday.
The weather has been so bad
no one has been doing much
visiting, or at least I haven’t
heard about It.
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Clyde Cockrum
Named Football
Captain At SWTSC
Twenty-eight lettermen were
announced at the annual
Southwest Texas State College
football banquet held recently.
Football captains for the 1948
season were also announced at
the banquet which Is sponsored
by Alpha Delta PI social soror-
ity.
Clyde Cockrum was one of the
four juniors elected to serve as
captain. He was also one of the
Juniors who lettered at South-
west Texas.
Cockrum Is a graduate of
Goldthwalte High School and
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Cockrum.
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THE GpLDTHWAITE EAGLE—MULLlN ENTERPRISE Pam 1
Goldthwalte, Texas, Thursday, January 18, 1948
Poe* whtn (ouay't aiiiuu were growing up, one mil oi every ten babies
died before its first birthday. Now, advances in medical science are
saving millions of young lives each year. Yet the cost of the better
medical care available today is actuidly less than the best care you
could get when you were a child I
The reason; new treatments and new medicines developed by the
medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry.
A dramatic case in point is mastoiditis in children. Surgery was often
able to save the child's life, but sometimet left him with a deaf ear.
Nowadays, the doctor is often able to cure him with perhaps 325 worth
of potent new medicines, and thus save the expense of an operation and
hospital stay.
But irost important, these new drugs are saving children’s lives—by
the millions. Once, the four most deadly child-killers were diphtheria,
whooping cough, scarlet fever, and pneumonia. Nowadays, the number
of deaths from all of thetr causes combined is actually less than the
number of children killed by accidents.
And medical progress continues. Today, the dollar you spend for
prompt and proper medical care buys more than ever before—and may
well represent one of the really extraordinary bargains of your life.
—Rtprinttd from a copyrighttd advertisement published by Parke, Danis 9
Company, Detroit 32, Michigan.
HUDSOR DRUG
“What You Want When You Want It'*
Linda Locklear
Makes Dean’s List
Miss Linda Jane Locklear,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Locklear of Grove City, Ohio,
was the receplent of congratu-
lations from the Office of the
Registrar, Ohio Northern Uni-
versity, Ada, Ohio, for having
earned University Honors for
the Fall Quarters, 1947-68.
In order to be eligible for this
honor, a student must earn a
grade point average of 3.5 or
better. Miss Locklear's academic
achievement, as evidenced by
the high evaluation of her in-
structors, was according to the
registrar, a reflection of high
academic standards which she
has set for herself.
Miss Locklear Is the grand-
daughter of Mrs. Clabe Locklear
of Goldthwalte. She Is a 1945
graduate of Orove City, Ohio,
High School and Is majoring In
Education.
Carl W. Jeske '
To Judge Debate
Tournament At TLC
Carl W. Jeske of Priddy Is one
of twelve students at Texas Lu-
theran College, Seguin, who will
assist Forensics coach Robert
Lehmann, as judges at the High
School Debate Tournament Jan-
uary 19 and 20th.
The Invitational tourney In-
volves .representatives from
many area high schools who
participate In debate and Invi-
tational events.
Carl la a graduate of Priddy
High School and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl A. Jeske of Prid-
dy.
Dr*. Ellis & Ellis
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What To Do
In The Garden .
It’s time to do the follow-
ing:
1. Move shrub* that are
wrongly placed.
t. Prune trees, shrubs and
rwti.
3. Place a generous amount
of peat to eneoargae root
growth In holes before plant-
ing shrubs.
4. Cut large shrubs back
when you move them.
Padgett Floral
Phone 648-8313
Closing-Out Sale
Now In Progress
Ve flat To Close Our Store
By February 1st.
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Come §ee Us - Shop and Save
Farmers' Feed & Supply
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Koleber, Victor E. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 18, 1968, newspaper, January 18, 1968; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1060860/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.