White Deer News (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1965 Page: 3 of 10
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Color TV
WATCH THE WORLD SERIES ON COLOR TV AT . .
Ellen’s Cafe
Gottis Mobile TV Lob
3rd & Euclid —
Phone 5251
Panhandle, Texas
Box 1361
ALL PARTS & EQUIPMENT CARRIED IN TRUCK
REPAIRS MADE IN HOME ON BOTH
COLOR and BLACK & WHITE TELEVISION SETS
Just Arrived
Men & Boys Winter Caps
New Veterinarian Supplies
Shipment Of New Toys
Many New Gift Selections
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PHONE 883-2251
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Muse With Me
By m. b. s.
The myriad activities of the sea-
son are beginning to make then-
mark in the everyday scheme of
things — The Lions Carnival for
Fall 1965 is already in the minute
book, WDHS Homecoming is coming
up this week-end, shopping sprees
are already in the making, short
week-end jaunts to bigger and more
glamorous places that our over-
grown country town of Amarillo are
a part of the passing scene; there’s
a chill and a whisper of that un-
mistakable mistiness of fall which
reminds us of all the “battening
down” jobs that are just around
the corner for the wintertime sea-
son and suddenly summer seems to
have folded its tent — but, beware,
it may be the fickleness of fall;
what’s going on in your world? I’m
aware of all sorts of jobs never get-
ting completely “done,” homework
for second grade daughter which is
challenging to wife-mother — you
know, I feel like I’m a drop-out
parent because, you see, teen-age
son left me about the seventh grade
and now it’s going to be nip and
tuck for me to stay up with grade-
school daughter; I’m very sorry I
had to miss the high school’s prin-
cipal’s comments on maintaining
communications with our children
— I am very much aware every
day that there is a generation gap
between me and son number one;
this thing of Youth versus Parents
seems to be a violent collision of
cultures — Do you other parents of
present-day teeners or you folks
who have “raised” your teen-ager
agree that there is a psychological,
spiritual, intellectual Berlin Wall
between the generations? I’d really
like to have your comments — hope
you’re a Paul Harvey fan — I am—
his columns in the area’s leading
paper give plenty of food for
thought . . . lifted the following
from one of his offerings: “Yester-
day’s student watches today’s stu-
dents with understanding and pity.
For most material things we used
WHITE DEER NEWS
CARSON COUNTY, TEXAS
Thursday, October 7, 1965
to save and work and dream; to-
day’s young folks “charge it.” This
leaves their time and efforts and
dreams available for gang fights,
kookie causes, attacking teachers,
picketing, etc . . . “of course, Man’s
extremity is God’s opportunity” . .
there is a remedy for most all that
ails us which is as simple as “love
thy neighbor” . . . “as uncompli-
cated as “do unto others ...” but
a fellow has to be careful talking
like that” . . . now, to close with
this thought from one of our newer
states — u’a ma’u ke e’a o ka a’i.
na i ka po’ no — now, real quick
like, can you imagine what that
says? It is th,e motto of Hawaii and
says: “The life of the land is es-
tablished in righteousness ... be
musin’ with you again, oh, by the
way, P-S aside to G. Milton house-
hold: husband-father’s ‘feats’ are
always getting in my mouth . . .
Ruth Circle Hears
Review Of Book
The Ruth Circle of WSCS met on
Tuesday, October 5, at 9:30 a.m.
in the Methodist Church with Mae
Franklin, president, presiding.
A further study of the book of
Acts was given by Geneva Butler.
An inspiring review of Dr. L. M.
Storkey’s book, “The Work of the
Holy Spirit,” was presented by
Gloria Shield. Nancy Coffee gave
some statements from S. M. Shoe-
maker’s “With the Holy Spirit” and
“With Fire.”
Hostess Nancy Coffee served re-
freshments to Geneva Butler, Nan-
cy O’Neal, Almeda Sellars, Doro-
thy Frost, Gloria Shield, Alice Ni-
cholson, Mae Franklin and Wanda
Lockridge.
Mrs. H. W. Buchanan, Mrs. J. C.
Freeman, Mrs. Harry Edenborough,
and Mrs. R. A. Thompson shopped
in Pampa on Friday.
School Menu
October 11 - October 15
WHITE DEER SCHOOL
CAFETERIA
Monday:
Spanish rice, slaw, green beans,
yellow corn, bread, milk, peanut
butter, honey-fruit.
Tuesday:
Chicken, tossed salad, dumplings,
buttered carrots, hot rolls, butter,
milk, fruit cocktail jello.
Wednesday:
Hot dogs with chili, celery sticks,
brown beans, potato chips, buns,
milk, apple cobbler.
Thursday:
Roast beef and gravy, fruit salad,
creamed potatoes, English peas,
hot rolls, butter, milk, jelly.
Friday:
Fish or steak, sliced tomatoes,
macaroni and cheese, lima beans,
bread, cocoanut cake.
SKELLYTOWN CAFETERIA
Monday:
Beef ravioli, green beans, but-
tered corn, stuffed celery, berry
cobbler, bread, butter, milk.
Tuesday:
Beef-vegetable stew, peas, beans,
spinach, cucumber slices,
banana pudding, cornbread,
butter, milk. j
Wednesday:
Hamburger on butterer bun,
mixed vegetables, potato chips,
tomatoes, lettuce, pickles, onions,
ice cream bar, milk.
Thursday:
Pork balls, new potatoes,
Early June peas, applesauce,
Chocolate cookies, hot rolls.
Friday:
Fried perch, French fried
potatoes, blackeyed peas, tartar
sauce, catsup, pineapple slices.
Lt. and Mrs. James L. Davis and
son, Radford Barnard, of Reese Air
Force Base, Lubbock, were week-
end visitors in the home of her
uncle, the H. P. Barnards.
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Clint’s Foods
PHONE 883-4691 WHITE DEER
Double Gunn Bros. Thrift Stamps On Wednesday
With Every $2.50 Purchase Or More
— "WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS" —
V-^FOOnVAIUIS
RED
Potatoes
BAG 49C
WINESAP
Apples « nr
SUNKIST Eg la H
Lemons XU lb.
Lettuce
ARROW PINTO BEANS __ Lb. Bag 19c
CRISCO____________ 3 Lb. Can 79c
SHURFINE CATSUP, 14 oz._____19c
BORDEN'S ICE CREAM __ >/2 gal. 59c
SEALTEST
COTTAGE CHEESE_______ 2 lbs. 49c
DELMONTE PUMPKIN, 2»/2 size 19c
SHURFINE PEACHES, 2/2 size ___ 19c
SHURFINE COFFEE ________Lb. 75c
SHURFINE CRACKERS __ Lb. box 25t
SHURFINE CHILI______3 cans $1.00
ELLIS TAMALES, 2</2 size 3 cans $1.00
CRISCO OIL, 24 oz._____3 for $1.00
SHURFINE BISCUITS — 12 cans $1.00
Attend Homecoming Friday - Bucks vs Claude
FRESH
Beef Liter
WHY NOT do as so many families of the the W.D.
area, and stock your freezer with a half or whole
Beef or Pork specially processed to meet your fam-
ily's need. Save money and time and enjoy the very
best meats to be found in the Texas Panhandle! All
meat we process is Double Wrapped, Quick Frozen,
Your name on every package and unconditionally
guaranteed. Lockers available at low monthly rates.
CHOICE GRAIN FED FREEZER
Beef
Pork
LB,
PLUS PROCESSING
LB.
LB.
PLUS PROCESSING
FROZEN FOOD
CRINKLE CUT POTATOES
2 Lb. Bag 49c
Sirloin Steak
Lb. 79c
Chuck Roast
Lb. 49c
Arm Roast
Lb. 59c
Chuck Steak
ib. 5!
Jc
Club Steak
Arm Steak
Lb. 69c
Lb. 69c
Franks Lb. pkg. 49c
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White Deer News (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1965, newspaper, October 7, 1965; White Deer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1170115/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.