The Teague Chronicle (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1958 Page: 3 of 12
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kirvin slants
by r. l. ryburn
.,'N June g—XlrvtB Is
Ltuvrt with hot. dry
And it « ‘«k,n« il*s 10,1
and growing crops.
U on <>■" And unless
L ra.n m the very near
rtur ranges wil begin U>
This would bring our
j face to face with a
triou- problem.
csk »h.ti we go to the
[u, buy meat we feel that
.producers must be get-
but this is not true.
t« the glowers a lot of
[to produce lieef and pork
and the other did not, of course
they would have a big advant-
age. I do not know that this
would be the best pan. but 1 do
know that the opportunity is
here.
Then one of these days we
will be compelled to rearrange
our school bus system As these
children get fewer, these com-
munities will have to be group-
ed. One bus may lie able to car-
ry all four communities and the
chances are they will want to
go where they do their trading
1 Enow these people and I
know most of them shop from
the advertisements In their
present couditiom. newspapers. Business does not
lust come to people any more.
The ones that get it go out after
it.
The people gf Klrvin, Shanks,
and Burleson r are very closely
related to each other. They all
belong to the same lodge, those
who are Masons. We expect to
try and enlist them all in our
Civic Club. ,
Andj should the Methodist
Men's Club of Teauge become a
county-wide right living club,
we might very well join up with
it. I notice that on June 1 it had
grown to 347. Forty men have
joined since May 22.
People are becoming deeply
concerned about our moral and
spiritual condition. Our churches
are faced with a great crisis. If
they do not give more thought
and effort to spiritual and divine
things and a little less to social
material things, people are go-
ing to seek them elsewhere.
Our rural communities are
important. They are essential to
the welfare of our towns and
they are essential to the welfare
must be run wisely ...
to bring in a profit,
true of the farmer and
int.
,H rancher arid the
chantTmust fighf the
»their life if they expect
rfve The buying public
hard pressed and they
price conscious.
Ld advertised prices be-
tt p, to the store to buy.
, people today- do their
|g from the advertise-
|jn their local newspaper.
volume today for a
Et to stay in business.
merchant cannot get
lume without advertising.
fashioned country store
l cracker barrel anti sugar
fcup barrell is gone for
Jfie store—today must
|t its expensive- freezing
with many other high
idem equipment. You
in a limousine and run
l and buggy store, The
Nicest is too high. In this
Ago the business that
rsl’Wcvrk for volume and
ice and advertising
lot enough to have every-
ed in Fairfield a lew days' Last
week.
• l*nd Mrs. John Nettle of
tfairfieki visited in the B «.
Smith home last Tuesday even-
ing.
Prof. Rjuei Wilson. L. L. Me-
Glathary, J E. l>eering, and J.
w. Bozeman of Boggy Ixdge No.
”39 A. F. and A M of Teague.
Jack Cooper, Streetman Lodge
333, Clyde; Walker and Curtis
Hagier. Wink let lxslge H28, vis-
ited Cotton Gin Ixxige No. 154
at Kirvin last Tuesday night......
Virginia Grant and sister, Dal-
las. - | “ - ,
Mrs. Carter Richardson and
Carter, Jr., jutd Mrs. W. A.
Richardson, carried Mr. Carter
Richardson, Sr., back to thivhos
pital at-Tyler last Fri<iay after a
week’s visit with his family
here
Miss Mary Adams of Dallas
ami Miss Cheryl Scarborough of
Old Ocean are visiting Mr. and
Mrs.. J. C. Adams this week
A. J7 Davis and George Wyatt
of Burleson were in Kirvin last
children of San Juan, Mr. and
Mrs. AJfbrd Taylor and chil-
dren of Lafayette, La., and John
Taylor of Longview visited Mr.
and Mrs. H, D. Taylgr over the
weekend.
The Chronicle, Teague, Texas, Thursday, June 1t, 1958—3
Mr and Mrs George Wyatt of. Mp*. W A. Richardson and
Burleson were shopping In Kir Kay visited in Dallas over the
vln last Saturday.
Mrs. J. R. Sessions visited in
Wortham and Mexia last- week
weekend.
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EVERYBODY READS THE CHRONICI.K
Roy Shomate, Cameron, vis- i Tuesday,
lieu In Kirvin a few days last! , We are sorry that Mr. J. B
Wt'4‘k j Tims had to go.bgek to the hoa-
Ryburn, visited in the ’ pital last Sunday evening and
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill! he was very" ill for wveral days
Beachum at Streetman last last week hut he was reported
Thursday. Mr ik achum Is-very to be much better last Saturday.
HI- <-*. ! He Is one of our key men and
Mrs. IY E. Goolsby visited inf we are praying for his speedy
the Fairfield Hospital last Thurs-j recovery.
da> j-GAL 3—KIRVIN NEWS f...
Mrs: H. L. Milligan and Mrs.) Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown of,
Mae Mason were shopping in Pleasant Grove vlsiteii in Kirvin
Teague last Friday evening
Eld. and Mrs. R. L. Ryburn
visited in Teague last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams hail
the following as their guests
over last weekend: Mr. and Mrs
M R. Scarlxirough and children,
Cheryl and Johnny Marvin, of
Old Ocean; Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Dilllan and daughter, Diane,
and Miss Mary Adams of Dallas,
John Adams, Jr., and wife, Kir-
vin; Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Scar-
borough of Texas City, and MlssJ
last Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fagan Marberry
and children of Houston visited
Mrs. T. L. Sheffield and Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Marberry over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Garvis Johnson
and children of Houston visited
Judge and Mrs. T. J. Hughes
and Glen over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barnhill
visited in Wortham and Mexia
last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor and
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■ More Profits
j through
I Assured Quality
of our churches whether they
n only In* had by friend- thlnk so. or not. Most of these
people are not going to town to
church." Ttfiey still believe in the
jw you. The business j.leadership of the spirit in their
individual life, and the individ-
ual church. They are glad to co-
operate with others on that
basis but they reject the idea
that the LoreLbas placet! this
leadership in the hands of our
boards.
In these latter days our need
for better moral and sipiritual
conditions has never been
greater than it is today.
We are doing our bejst to find
someone to mow our town. Sure-
ly we will be able to get it done
in the next few days.
Don’t forget that our Kirvin
Civic Club will meet at the Kir-
vin Methodist Church on the
last Friday night in June which
will be June 27. if you are in-
terested in better moral and
spiritual conditions and a clean-
er town you are urged to attend
whether you live in Kirvin or
not. Visitors are always wel-
come. Come, let’s, visit together.
Mrs. Joe Richardson visited
in Fairfield last Monday.
Mrs. Edna Pertle of Oklahoma
spent last Week visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. T. Whitehead,
returning home last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCor-.
mack and chiiiren. Corsicana,
visited Mrs. J. T. Whitehead
last Sunday.
R. L. Ryburn, Mr.f and Mrs.
Joe- Freeman, and Mrs. W. A.
Richardson visited in the Fair-
field Hospital last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. York and
Ann of Teague viisted In the
Ryburn home test Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Smith visit-
Ito the ones that go after
I rural communities grow
[each year. This means
fiSve fewer and fewer
buy the merchants’
the only answer is to
other communities to
our town and our
buy their supplies,
i of Teague we havy ihe
tin, Shanks, Kirvin, and
I communities. Cotton
Kirvin have, stores that
part of this trade but
|ist go to Teague, Wor-
Fairfield for much of
ds. The town that can
{trade of these communi-
be the town that will
their sales and grow,
[course, the question is
this trade. 1 do not
but one way that this
done and that is
| your newspaper,
ve the merchants,
their organizations,
afford to buy a three
ths subscription to
spaper and have it
every home. Then ad-
the gaper and offer
(iucement you can to
to come to your town
|the Teague Chronicle
Vortham Journal carry
1 from these communi-
week. By doing this no
►thirds of the people
communities would
for the paper. If one
towns should make an
front to get this trade1
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Massey, Ralph E. The Teague Chronicle (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1958, newspaper, June 19, 1958; Teague, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1125426/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.