The Leonard Graphic (Leonard, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1961 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LEONARD GRAPHIC—Friday, October 27, 1961 ______
IN LEONARD IT’S
|>ENNINGTON lumber yard
FOR ALL BUILDING NEEDS
Call or come by and let us give you a free
estimate on your building needs.
We will be happy to help you with a F.
H. A. Improvement Loan. Come by soon.
PENNINGTON LUMBER YARD
Pho. 587-3371 Leonard
WE REPAIR I
CARS — TRUCKS — TRACTORS
WELDING — RADIATOR REPAIR
WF BUY WRECKED CARS—24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE
OUR PRICE IS RIGHT
Day, 587-3377 Phones Night, 587-3681
PAT JOIES
HIGHWAY 69 — IJEONARD
Happy Birthday To
By LEWIS R. FULLERTON
Experienced
This Is Thank You Day
Dear Jan:
Patronize Graphic Advertisers.
book
of science on
for
Dolls For Xmas
LAY-A-WAY NOW
$2,69 to $9,95
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, LEONARD SCHOOL,
1960 - 61
Special, 99c
DESCRIPTION
$54.65
Pond's (old (reais
REGULAR $3.00 VALUE
Special, $1.97
REGULAR $2.00
Leonard, Texas
Phone 587 - 3363
This statement is taken from Audit Report of Sheram and Morgan, Accountants and Auditors, Greenville, Texas
Cappieman, State Director
Farmers Home Adminis-
announced today that Mr.
F. Maxwell of Greenville
his hand,
a healing
with the
suffering,
despair,
tree.
come
The
good
HEADQUARTERS FOR
TRICK OR TREAT
their
is a
Dear Friend:
Many thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Alexander
Of Tyler spent Sunday with the
J. D. Lyons family.
Mrs. J.
Worth is
visit with
the Scott
The senior class in Leonard
High School will have a chili
supper in the school cafteria the
night of the Halloween Carnival,
October 31.
Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m.
continuing till 7:30 p.m. Tickets
are now on sale, or you may pay
at the door.
Chili, pie and coffee for 75c.
The seniors invite all to eat
with them before the carnival.
Dear Wife:
I agree with you! I think
flat tops are kinda cute but
it will not be many years un-
til NATURE takes over and
gives permanent flat tops so
until then I am for just plain
cuts. Now don’t get me wrong
—I love bald men—I have
one.
of a son,
p.m. Tues-
at M & S
He weigh-
Dear Jan:
My husband always got FLAT
TOP haircuts and I complained
I because he had beautiful hair.
'Now his hair is coming out and
i he buys hair tonic to try to make
■ it grow. He has even enrolled in
I a correspondence hair growing
! deal. I am mad because he wast-
' ed all the good years with a flat
top. Men speak of women in a*
fickle fashion but what is more
fickle than the above problem?
Disgusted Wife
HORMONE
LOTION
fortified
with hormones
this open
wherever
opportunity
impression,
victory,
be studied
We hope that you enjoy read-
ing Jan Webster in every is-
sue. Space limitations may
prevent Jan from answering
your problems in the paper
as soon as you like, but send
your letters to Jan Webster,
Box 113, Corsicana, Texas.
Dear Experienced:
Thanks to you also. I think
this is a good way to “Skin
the Cat.”
soul, and
heart.
is
sin
K. Wright of Fort
making an extended
the Joe F. Halls and
Wrights.
fruits ye shall
challenging and dis-
unto a1 1
filled
and
and
helplessness. In
HAND CREAM
with lanolin
WORRIERS
GUIDE
Special, $1.00
WHILE THEY LAST
out the station. My husband
works sixteen hours a day and
never has time to say HOWDY!
I do think if he can find someone
to buy his station that I will
have this forever-loving man by
my side for the rest of his life.
Tell the womdta the best way to
cure him is to make it work, not
play.
Seniors Sponsor
(hili Supper
C. A. Kuyrkendall
Billy Morse Wright
H. C. Bilyeu
Kay Green
Dr. James W. Davis
Connie Hollis
Ray Murphy
Donna Duke
P. H. Blaylock
Sandra Jane Meador
Pearl Robertson
Mrs. Mary J. Jinka
Richard Howell, Sr.
Mrs. Lou E. Pendergrass
Mrs. Lillian Patts
Mary Morris Reed
Mrs. S. A. Durham
Nell Sudderth
James Hugh Browning
E. H.
Larry
Mary
Allen
DOROTHY PERKINS
* Bubble Bath
Arthur F. Maxwell
Area Supervisor
the couple’s baby and the guppies.
, I know what the poor woman
J;means when she sopke of guppies
i being delicate. W* have guppies
I and they will lose their babies
i when they are all shaken up. I
have tried to raise guppies and j
once I got six babies and then my j
husband let them go down the'
inspired sink- 1 su^est that that lady put i
" the guppies high on a stand. 11
1 suggest it be made of iron so the j
i stand cannot be moved. I hope |
<of the
tration
Arthur
has been promoted to Area Sup-
'ervistor for the Farmers Home
Administration.
Mr. Maxwell will take charge
hf Area 9 in Texas. This Area is
made up of seven (7) counties in
the black land belt in North Cen-
tral Texas. His headquarters will
be in the Farmers Home Admin-
istration office in Bonham, Texas.
WEATHER
LOTION
contains glycerine for
soft smooth hands
Cambron
Don Martin
Melton
Spies
Knight
Rebecca Sikes
for correction, for instruction in
righteousness: that the man of
God may be perfect, thorough-
ly furnished
works” (H Tim. 3:16, 17).
God’s
living.
“By
them”
criminative test. Good fruit does
not come from a corrupt
Neither does pure water
from a spring of poison.
Bible has always produced
therefore, it must be a
Movie (ameras
$5.95 & Up
3-PIECE TOWNE
Luggage Sei
REGULAR $75.00 VALUE
A Light Unto
My Path"
The 1922 Literary Club met in
the home of Mrs. Jack Barbee
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
Mrs. H. A. Simpson was co-host-
to earth’s people. Iess
pre-eminently that we Following the business meeting
the study of the Bible Mrs. jack Ross presiding,
prejudice. It must be .Mrs Larry ciotfelter led in pray-
being ap-
Fill Cracks And
Holes Better
Handles like putty. Hardens like weed.
PLASTIC WGCD’
The Genuine - Accept Go Substitute.
Fire Chief Howard Trusty an-
, nounces a training school
Leonard volunteer firemen will
be conducted by Paul R. Williams
from the Firemen’s Training
School at College Station.
• The school will be held in the
fire hall on Thursday nights at
7:30 on these dates: November 2-
9-16-30 and December 7.
i Williams also expects to con-
‘ __duct schools at Van Alstyne,
Mrs. R. D. Van Schoick mtro- , ,„.x •
.... , .. _ Trenton and Whitewright.
duced th» speakers on Civil De- .. ,
. * ™ All Leonard firemen are expect-
fense for the afternoon. Mrs. M.' x xx x. . .
T _ .. „,T .. . __„ ed to attend the school.
J. Curtis gave National Plans
for Survival” and Mrs. Prudence
Kelsey discussed “Practical Plans SON FOR PEIRSONS
for Our Survival.” I ,,
. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Peirson, Jr.
The house was beautifully dec- announce the arrival
orated with fresh flowers and fall Brad ThomaSi at ,5:20
floral arrangements. j day, October 24, 1961,
The hostesses served a delicious Hospital in Bonham.
refreshment plate to eighteen ed g pjS, 14 ozs
members. j Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
The next meeting will be No- Elmo White of Wichita Falls and
vember 1st in the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Peirson,
i Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jones of
'Franklin, La., have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. S. L. Johnson,
and other relatives.
Regular 1.00 .. .
NOW
504*
Style Hair Spray
REGULAR $1.50
Regular 2.00 . . •
$100*
NOW ■
Jan
Tate Syndicate Features
good
it is;
right;
[Dear Jan:
know 1 just tee! heed! when I read
the letter from the woman in
Blooming Grove. I am speaking of
the woman whose husband hung
out at the filling station. My hus-
band did just that for years and
after so long I suggested he buy.
fruit;
good book. This is why it graces
almost every home in the land,
why it is the staff of a million
pilgrims passing through this
world, Why its comfort has been
on the lips of an innumerable
host as they walked through the
valley of the shadow of death,
and why its words stand engrav-
ed today upon ten thousand mar-
ble markers in the silent cities of
the dead. Why? It is heaven’s
message
“It is
■come to
without
treated honestly by
proached with an open mind. I
earnestly plead for
mind, believing that
the book is given its
of producing its own
it will win a singular
The Bible should
when the mind is freshest and
most acute. Continuous study is
also necessary; the patient per-
sistence which avoids hasty de-
cisions, and is content to work
and watch and wait. I do not hes-
itate to affirm that the Bible de-
mands more diligence than any
other literature.
“No man is in any sense a Bi- Prudence Kelsey,
ble student who takes up the Bi-__
ble and reads it by a method
which can only be described as
haphazard. The system should be
from general to particular, fromi
extensive to intensive. “The stu-
dent must approach the study of
the Bible in that attitude of |
mind which says, “If it speaks
to me, I will obey’.,,
I “The way to study the Bible is J
I to read, to think, to work. Such
study inevitably makes appeal to
conscience. Let the life be sub-
mitted to the truth which has
been discovered; and then by all
means let there be instant obed-
ience, for by this method alone
can we be prepared for new un-
. veiling; and by this method the
Bible will become, as the days 'go
I on, more and more full of value,
I and full of delight.”
“This book contains more solid
comfort than all other books
combined. In the hour of afflic-
' tion and sorrow and bereave-
ment, what a consolation to turn
. to the Bible and read and ponder,
j and be reminded that God loves
i us, and that he will not always
5 chide—that the clouds of adver-
I sity will soon pass—that behind
them beams the glorious sunshine
I of God’s love—that darkness is
1 but for the night, but joy cometh
I in the morning.
Until next week may the Lord
bless you is our prayer. Be sure
j and go to church Sunday.
'21 Club Has Civil School For Firemen
Defense Program In Begins November 2
Barbee Home Wed. I
Regular 1.00 ...
NOW
50<t*
GAULDEM DRUG
“Your Home Town Druggist”
The Psalmist said, “Thy word
is a lamp unto my feet, and a
light unto my path” (Psa. 119:
105). The Bible is God’s book of
light to a world dark and desti-
tute of knoweldge. It sheds light on
man’s origin, duty, and destiny.
It tells him from whence he came,
how to live, and where he is go-
ing. It tells him how to live
with himself, with his fellow-
men, and with God. It is a foun-
dation for his feet, a map for
his; eyes, a sword for
foOjd for his
balm for his
Our world
darkness of
disappointment
heartache and
the darkness of the night, man’s
every impulse cries out for light „ . x . ,
. x, . u | I noticed with interest about
that this old world cannot fur-ixl___________________
nish. His weakness and weari-
ness, his suffering and sorrow,
his ambition and anguish, truly'
indicate that man has more than;
an animal capacity for living. It
is unreasonable to assume that
such aspirations for guidance and;
comfort would exist in the soul
only to perish forever in this life. I
The Bible is God’s
book which fills man’s needs. It
says, “All Scripture is given by
inspiration of God, atid is pro-l5bauu cannuL IUUV7* x
fitable for doctrine, for reproof,! you W111 prmt this as 1 kJJow wuhat
for correction, for instruction in the poor woman goes trough.
A faithful reader
* plus tax
LIMITED TIME ONLY
Opening Cash Balance Sept. 1, 1960----
$ 4.30
$ 432.41
$ 278.77
$ 776.13
$ 348.65
$ 1,085.07
$ 2,925.33
RECEIPTS
t
_
■ 10 Local Sources --------------------
15,935.09
7,940.80
12,968.18
10,042.83
46,886.90
] 20 County Sources ------------------
102.54’
102.54
30 'State Sources --------------------
22,446.90
47,004.27
6,255.00
75,706.17
40 Federal Sources ------------------
1,793.34
1,793.34
60 Loans ___■_________________________
1,390.00
l
1,390.00
TOTAL CASH RECEIPTS----------
22,553.74
64,761.77
6,533.77
10,510.27
13,386.83
11,127.90
128,804.28
DISBURSEMENTS
Budgetary Disbursements ____________
22,553.74
64,043.52
4,974.94
8,840.02
100,412.22
Retirement of Currents Loans ________
_
Food Service Fund ------------------
9,814.63
9,814j63
Student Activity Fund ----------------
12,573.40
12,573.40
TOTAL CASH DISBURSEMENTS____
22,553.74
64,043.52
4,974.94
9,814.63
12,573.40
8,840.02
122,800.25
Balances August 31, 1961 ------------
-0-
718.25
1,558.83
695.64
743.43
2,287.88
6,004.03
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