The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1950 Page: 6 of 10
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i SIX- THE .FAIRFIELD RECORDER, FAIRFIELD. FREESTONE COUNTY. TEXAS' THURSDAY, JAN’]
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NURTURE FOR LEASE- I have
two pastures for lease, ' 2 1-2-
atiles west of Fairfield on Kir-
ven highway. One tract 400
acres, one trac$ 500 acres, Rea-
sonable price. C. N. Willi-
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FOR SALE—.100 hales of peanut
hay, "75c fele; 1,000 bundles of
aerghum, 5c bundle. Fred Davis,
iiMirii_I2j-2tp
FOUND—-1- truck tire and wheel,
"”^00x20, at my home on Hill
Luther DeBorde. itp
will do ironing.
Quwcy SlKAlGHTLACE, A PILLAR OF BUSINESS
INTEGRITY &R00K5 NO EXCUSES'"THE SLAVES
OTHER TOE THE LINE OR ELS
For Deep or Shallow VVaier
Wells and a Complete I’ump
and Plumbing Service
call
Fairfiel
#5rsai
1—-We will do
( business at residence, Wood
rs. Harvey Scruggs and
Jimmie Paduch. 12j-4tc
RALE—Too White Leghorn
$1.25 each. L. E. Bain,
Id. .' * 12j-2tp
-RALE—2 to 3 pound fryers,
firess of on foot. *C. J. Robert-j
aon. Rhone 257. Itp
FOR RALE—2 1-2. acres in city
limits, with 4 room house, and
young orchard, 1 mile east of
n courthouse on Highway 84. L. E.
■ Rain. 12j-2t;
“• SiLAjCKBERRIES—For sale 10,000
-plants, 15,000 root cuttings. Can-
nera furnish an unlimited mar-
hot for your berries. A sure crop
at a good price. Now is time to
gAnpt them. R. H. Waldrop,
mMunw*; . 5j-4tc
SNEED DRILLING CO.
operated by *
Butane Service Co.
Phone 15
Fairfield, Texas
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AFTER NINE! SOKXJ
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_____ TREES, grape vines, and
flowering shrubs, roses, at R. H.
Waldrop, Teague._5j-4tc
NOTICE —Hogs found on my
place will be penned for damage.
Howard Odom, 6j-2tp
OR STRAYED—From E. E.
WHliford’a ^iome place, 1 red sow
with few black spot*, rjng in nose.
Notify Carl Williford. 5j-tfc
SALE—194l” Chevrolet 2-
door sedan with new white side-
wall tires, radio and heater, $760.
C. Renfro. _ 5j-2tp
BABY CHICKS—Booking now for
January and late delivery.
Healthy chicks from high pro-
ducing strains. Many popular
breeds. We do custom hatching
also. Farmers Supply and
Hatchery, 401 E. Commerce,
Hfll, _22d-tfc
FOR SALE—Ray^s Rat Killer at
Gilpin Drug. 10c package; also
50e package. Harmless to hu-
mans and pets. Satisfaction or
double your money back. 8d-8tp
Ufafk SALE—3 Hereford bulls, 2
registered, 1 grade. C. N. Willi-
ford. 8d-tfc
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NOTICE—Keep your hogs off our
property. Any hogs fousd will be
penned for damages. Christine
Watson and Ava Watson Jacobs,
by J< W. Jacobs. 24n-8tc
Sake See:
G.W. EVANS, REALTOR
711 E. Main Call 890
FHA, GI and Commercial Loans
Mexia, Texas
tfOVING AND IIAU LI NO Am
prepared to do this work satis-
factorily. Albert Finch. Phone
11F5, Fairfield.
FOR SALE—Used Frigidaire Elec-
tric Refrigerator.' Large size, in
good, condition, #112.50. Butane
Service Co. ltc
FOR SALE—WeT have several oil
heaters from #10.00 \to $25.Ot),
used hut in good condition. Bu-
tane Service Co. ltc
FOR SALE—Three used Serve!
Gas Refrigerators, in good con-
dition, $75.00 to $150.00. Butane
Service Co. ltc
FOR SALE — Used Odin Gas
Range, $40.00. Butane Service
Cp. \ ltc
FOR SALE—Used Florence Gas
Range, large size, $45.00. Butane
Service Co. ltc
FOR SALE—Used Electric Range.
$20.00. Butane Service Co. ltc
FOR SALE—Used gas heaters 5
radiant size, $9.00. Butane Ser-
vice Co. ltc
A. great majority of the sound-
*g beards used by larger piano
takers are made from Sitka
Ocean going steamships are able
ts Bail 2,000 miles up the Amazon
H. L. Williford
WILLIFORD & WILLIFORD
Attorneys-at-law
Fairfield, Texas
Practice In All The Courts
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF,TEX AS— _
To Jack Jenhings—
Greeting:
You are commanded to appear
and answer the plaintiffs petition
at or before 10 o’clock A. M. of the
first Monday u.fer .ho expiration
of 42 days from the date of issu-
ance of this Citation, the same be-
ing Monday the 23rd day pf Jan-
uary* A. D., 1950, at or before 10
o’clock A. M., before the Honor-
able 87th Court of Freestone Coun-
ty, at the Court House in Fairfield,
Texas.
Said plaintiff’s petition was
filed on the 28 day of Nov., 1949.
The file number of said suit being
No. 3313-B. The names of the
parties in said suit are: Elizabeth
Jennings as Plaintiff, and Jack
Jennings as Defendant. The na-
ture of said suit being substantial-
ly as follows, to wit:
That Plaintiff and defendant
married in the year 1926, and lived
together as man and wife until the
year 1932. Plaintiff states she has
been a resident of The State of j
Texas, for a period of 12 months,
and a resident of Freestone Coun-
ty, Texas, for a period of 6 mont is
or more prior to exhibiting this pe-
tition.
Plaintiff alleges abandonment
for a period of more than 10 years
as grounds for a divorce.
If this Citation is not served^
within 90 days after the date of its
issuance, it shall be returned un-
served.
Issued this the 9th day* of De-
cember A. IX, 1949.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, at office in Fairfield
Texas, this the 9 day of December,
A. IX, 1949.
(Seal) CLYDE R. GLAZENER,
Clerk, District Court, Freestone
County. Texas 22d-4te
New Yoyk’s first television sta-
tion was in operation in 1928.
..Order your next year’s supply of
fertilizer now.
&UT OBSERVE, ~
IF VOU PLEASE, ^
OUR 600P BROTHER. /
STRAkjHTLACE
WHEN HE THINKS
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DOGS HAVE SEEN
ESTABLISHED IN
A NUMBER OF
COMMUNITIES
TO SAVE THE LIVES
OF CANINE PETS.
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$0MC DEADLY VIBUS DISEASES
CAN ACTUALLY K TRANSMITTED
THROlKiH THE AID, AS REC9ITLY.
PROVED BY A CALIFORNIA ^
VETERINARIAN. -w
CATTLE CONTRACT A FATAL.
DISEASE KNOWN AS’HARDWARE
HEART"CAUSED BY ACCIDENTALLY
EATING WIRE AND NAILS LEFT IN
BARN,YAfco AND FEED-
--** Amwtan Foundation fbr AnlBMl
Roughly, one-fourth of the area
of the U. S. is commercial forest
land.
The “Deacon’s Seat” was
seat close by the fireplace
logging camp bunkhouse.
Quilts Washed
Quilts and Blankets, 5 for ... $1.00
Wet Wash, lb..............................__4c
ONK DAY SERVICE
Teague Steam Laundry
VACCINATION
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HOGS SAFE
Bjjg'.vv lrom
CHOLERA
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Vaccination 4vith l.tactic'i
CHOLERA SERU.VI
ana VIKUS
Kf . . give* lifetime protection.
Don e tali*' chance* on
^IsngB getting cholera!
*ttrood*a Drug Store
People cause most forest fires.
RELIEF AT LAST
ForYour COUGH
Cteomulsion relieves pcrrmptly because
it Roe* right to the seat oI the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
Phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, infamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to Mil you a bottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must lika
the way it quickly allay* the cough
or you are to have your money back.
SB|®ist!2K
sa
Mack Paton
Enters Race\
For Com. Prect. 3
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To the Voters of Freestone County:
I have again announced my
candidacy for Commiasioner .of
i*recinct 3. I was defeated by 51
votes in the second primary two
years ago. Your support, hnd in-
fluence in the coming election'will
be appreciated.
MACK PATON.
(Paid Pol. Adv.)
Vocal Clink
To Be Held
At S. H. S. v
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Political
Announcements
For Congress ___________I... .... $15.00
For Judicial District 10.00
For Senatorial District_____1.. 10.(f)
For County Offices ............ 5.00
For Commissioner .. .....5.00
For Justice Precinct L 3.00(
NOTICE — Without exception
announcement fees t^nd political
printing or advertising is’ cash
with order. -. -------------—-.yi.
We are authorized to announce
the following candidates for office
subject to action of the Demo-
cratic primaries:
For Representative, 57th District:
JERRY A. STEWARD
(For Re-election 2nd Term) _
For District Clerk:-
CLYDE R. GLAZENER
(For Re-election)
TRAVIS D. COCKERELL
For County Attorney:
ELMER McVEY *»
(For Re-election 2nd Term)
For County Judge:
J T. HUGHES
(For Re-election 2nd Term)
For County Superintendent:
SHELMA CARL1LE
(For Re-election)
RUEL WILSON a
For Sheriff:
HOMER ROBERTSON -
HENRY BROWN • •
For (^ounty Clerk:
HENRY McCORMICK
(For Re-election)
For Tax Assessor-Collector:
W. H. McSPADDEN
(For Re-election)
For County Treasurer:
ESTELLE bODDS
For Commissioner, Prect. 1:
JIM (BtLLIE) BONNER
(For Re-election 2nd Term)
For Commissioner, Precl. 3:
BEN CLARY
HAYN1E EZELL
V. L. EDWARDS
MACK PATON
TOM NESBITT ....
For Commissioner,- Prect. 4:
W. A. POSEY
(Fof Re-eleCtion)
For Justice of the Peace, Prect. 1:
R. H. BRADLEY
(F$r Re-election^
For Constable, Prect. 1:
HARRY ROBINSON
(For Re-election j . _________
For Constable, Prect. 3:
HOLLIS DANIEL
HUNTSVILLE. — Dr. Harry
Robert Wilson, professor of music
education at Columbia university
teachers college, will direct Sam
Houston State’s annual vocal clinic
to be held here January 21.
A1 public school vocal students
in southeast Texas have been in-
vited to attend the clinic, according
to Rex V. Carries, director of vocal
music \at Sam Houston State.
Dr. Wilson, a noted singer, con-
ductor,! and composer, is the
Arranger of a Series of selected
American folk songs for concert
purposes. He is editor of nurrrer-
nus music^publieatiOns.
The clinic will be divided into
sectional and-full clinic choir re-
hearsals, Carnes said. The day’s
activities will-begin at 9 A.. M. and
continue until, 4:30 P. M., when a
meeting of choral directors will
close the clinic.
Part of the music to be used ^in
the clinic will he arrangements by
Wilson, including “The Lord’s
Prayer,” and “Spik to My Lou.”
Eagle Tales—
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ginning nt mid-term.
We then went to our hbme rooms
and then to our next classes.
—-Mid Term—
PACKAGES RECEIVED
The F. H. A. has received word
that their Christmas packages were
received at the national head-
quarters of World Christmas
Festival to be distributed to
foreign countries.
—Mid Term—
SENIOR PERSONALITIES
On the beautiful day of Septem-
ber 8, 1932, a bouncing baby girl
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Daniel. This great occasion hap-
pened in the Daniel Hotel in Fair-
field. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel named
the little girl Eunice Leona. Eunice
was- the first chilil of_ the family
'■nd she. has two sisters and a
brother, now.
Eunice has changed quite a bit
since that days in 1932 as she is
now five feet six incties tali,- has
Uncle Sinn Says
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HP
mile of vender for plywood
peeled from one Douglas fiT
Next to a stack of golden grain
In the fields or s tree loaded with
fruit, a farmer’s proudest posses-
sion Is his stack of U. 8. Savings
Bonds. These Bonds enable him to
oil up his financial machinery and
maintain a reserve which Insures
his home, land, livestock and equip-
ment. His futon- Is secure. The wise
fanner builds his financial reserve
In Savings Bonds from profits when
his crops are good. That reserve Is
the windbreak against s stormy pe-
riod. And it grows, $4 for every $3
invested In ten years.
US. Tr.Mtury
FARM ANIMALS
Teague Rendering Co. will pick up
y*ur dead e» useless horsea, mules and
cattfe. Prompt and cow teen* servieo. |
CaB Toaguo Rsndsrtsg Co, ftJLo 1
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■■Sir, blue eyes and is 17
years old. Her favorite color-pJ
lime green, her-, favorite 'sport 1,
volleyball and her favorite food# 'll
are fried chicken and pineapple
and cheese salad.’
Eunice has accomplished mucli
since she has been in the higher
grades pf school. She was elected .1
football swetheart during her yeai ’1
in the Eighth Grade, vice-president *
of her class during her Freshma
year.’ As a Seqior she is now co
editor of the Eagle Tales, secreUr
of the class, and a member of I
sports committee of the Annul
staff..- She also has been electeH
best groomed girl of high sehoolM
Senidv favorite an^l runner-up for’'
most lmautifuf'gjrl\
Ei-nice plans to go to Soutjiwest-lH
ern Bible Institute when she grad* a
|uates. We are sure she will mAjjtfl
a success of anything she attem|
lin the futureH
DR. JOHN R. DOBBS, JR.
Optometrist
Teague, Texas_____Phone 192
Monuments
For Monuments of All Kinds
See or Write
WILLIS YOUNG
Fairfield, T»xas Phone 30
PIANO TUNING AND
REPAIRING
WEBB HUGHES
Fairfield ,
Box 291—Phone 86F2
To Relief*
Misery of
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Typewriters
ADDING IMA'CHINES
Sales and Service
Office and Bookkeeping
Supplies
Leon Flatt
Mexia, Texas
protect—
YOUR TELEPHONE
INSTRUMENT FROM
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Repair Parts Are Limited
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Of Texas
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about your eyes
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anything i* wrong and correct
it. befort the condition become*
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Don't delay. Com* in now and
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EXAMINED—
GLASSES ON CREDIT
Dr. Mack D. Gray
OPTOMETRIST
2nd Floor Hughes Bldg.
Mexia, Texas'
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Kirgan, Joe Lee. The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1950, newspaper, January 12, 1950; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1119490/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.