The Celeste Courier (Celeste, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, April 24, 1964 Page: 2 of 4
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• FOREIGN AFFAIRS-The Monroe’^-
Doctrine should be firmly restated
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• FOREIGN AJO—Foreign aid shou,d
be withheld from all communist-
dominated countries. Foreign aid W • .. . lit
should be maintained in those » - • >
countries in which we have mill- || 111
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where any aid might be prudent. 1 .wHHl 5WKpi W
it should be mainly in the form of J
surplus agricultural products. ,11
• NATIONAL DEBT—Government ex- >1 ™
penditures should be made only- ~ 1___
from current income in peacetime. : Wt' 3^
An orderly program for retirement Wm
of the public debt should be I, -
initiated. fcJ) /H
Gordon McLendon
Democratic Candidate
For U. S. Senator
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A driving two inch rain on
Tuesday put an end to the cot-
ton planting for the week—but
many fields were planted last
week. Perfect growing weather
has turned the country side into
a mass of greenery. Gardens are
the prettiest ever.
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open heart surgery in Baylor on Greenville in 1911.
They have lived in Hunt Coun-
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Commissioner, Prec. 1
H. F. (Jake) JACOBS, Second
Term
CLYDE WILLIAMS
State Rep., District 24
JAMES D. COLE, re-election
LOWELL LEBERMAN, JR.
CLARENCE JONES
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Sheriff
JOE FANNIN
FRANK GOEN
FOR ACTION — VOTE
LEBERMAN FOR
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
(Pd. Pol. Adv.)
MISS ANNIE K. NORRIS is in
Methodist hospital for a few days
following surgery on
morning this week. She is im-
proving nicely. Mrs. Norris is in
Dallas now.
WILLIS COUPLE
LIVING HERE
Claud Willis was in the “begin-
ner” class in the Celeste School
the fall of 1900. He has never liv-
ed too far away in the interven-
ing years. He returned this spring
to retire in the town where he
started his schooling.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Willis sold
their farm in the Jacobia Com-
munity where they had lived for
many years. Here, they bought
the Cecil Arey home just three
doors north of the business dis-
trict on Second Street, “so Mrs.
Willis could walk to the stores if
she wanted to/7 explained Mr.
Willis. i '
Willis, a farmer all these many
years, is still not content to rest
( Constable, Prec. 3
T. E. WHITE
Judge, 62nd Judicial Dist.
RALPH R. RASH
his grandfather, tried for the ar- ! ]ate
my and failed the physical. The!
resulting check showed the heart
defect. -x. ... , I
People here think of Tiny last
year in the school—playing his
best and that was very, very good
for the games.
to the porch. Glenn and Kathlene;
were good nurses. I"„_w 1::
her with Lisa for the day now
since the Tulsa Eastwoods are
gone.
IGLEN AND KATHLENE East-
wood went home to Tulsa on;
Tuesday this week ending a visit
of twelve days. “The longest Glen
has been home since
grown up,” according
Blanch Eastwood.
“Miss” Blanch
wonderfully and
on his laurels and completely re-
tire. He purchased a fifty-six
acre place southeast of town, the
Wofford farm and spends long
hours there with his stock, fix-'
ing the fences, pruning the pecan ■
trees and making plans. To hear Congress, 4th District
RAY ROBERTS, re-election
Tuesday this week — a terribly
long ordeal.
Tiny, living in Fort Worth with' to 192q on the farms of the
Jake LaFavers, then Tid-
well for twenty years, in the La-
donia area briefly and Jacobia
until now. The present Fred Ca-
nada place is one of the farms
where they lived at Lane.
The Willis’ four daughters are
widely scattered but a son, Spen-
cer, with his wife, live in Dal-
las. The Dallas couple have been
1 helpful in getting the parents
Tuesday ! settled in the Celeste home. A
beautiful decorative pole lamp
brought and installed by the son
was pointed out in the spacious |
living room. Carpeting is used in • Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKee vis-
ithe house with a pleasant com- , ited in Dallas over last week end
bination of new furnishings with 1 and Mr. McKee received a favor-
the best loved pieces brought ablq, report from a medical check
from the old home. up.
The daughters with their fam- ,
ilies are, Mrs. Artie Smith, Dyer, i
Indiana, Mrs. Inez Cody, Braw-1
let, California, and Mrs. Ruth!
improved Myers, Lander, Wyoming. There
navigating, j are seven grandchildren and two '
but slowly, about her room and great grandchildren. I
; Mr. and Mrs. Willis, hospitable
Mary leaves and friendly people, have had a
succession of visitors to see them
in the new home, according to.
Mrs. Willis. On a rainy day re- '
cently a family group spent the j
day. They were an uncle of Claud
Willis, Onley Moser and family, j
of Greenville, a sister, Mrs. Sadie
Harper of Greenville and Mrs.
Jimmie Olney from Michigan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burley Lanier vis-
ited in Richardson Sunday.
District Attorney, 8th Jud. Dist.
CAMERON McKINNEY, Re-
election, Second term
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Political
Announcements
Announcements in this column
are subject to the action of the
■ Democratic Primary, May 2, 1964
trees and making plans. To hear
him talk the days are not long
enough to get all the jobs done.
Activity has been the lot of
FRIENDS OF TINY RUST here the .couple, Claud and Della Car-
are “pulling” for him. Tiny had ter Willis since their marriage in
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GOVERNOR
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THE CELESTE COURIER — Friday, April 24, 1964
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CLARENCE JONES
LEONARD, TEXAS
Phone 587-3610
(Paid Pol. Adv.)
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THINK ABOUT, TALK ABOUT, SUPPORT A(ND VOTE FOR CLARENCE
JONES FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
candidate for State Representative, received Honors
Chief Clerk of the Texas House of Representatives
Dear Friends: *
CLARENCE JONES,
and Acclaim by being chosen
five consecutive terms.
YOUR INTEREST AND EFFORT IN HIS BEHALF WILL BE SINCERELY
AND GRATEFULLY APPRECIATED.
Should you plan to be away on May 2nd next, please apply for and vote
Absentee Ballot.
A. W. (Pee Wee) FELMET
YOUR GOODYEAR - TEXACO DISTRIBUTOR
CLARENCE JONES, lives near the center of our Representative District.
Jones, is well qualified to serve as your Representative and you will be proud of
his service.
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CLARENCE JONES, favors and will support Legislation to: “Iron-out
some Wrinkles” In the Sales-Tax-Law; Keep our 4th Congressional District and
Its Freedom from City Political Domination; Uniform Game and Fish Laws for
Y.a.ke Tawakoni; Adequate Aid for our Aged-Needy; Also, Aid for retarded children,
neglected dependants, regardless of age and develop a Mental Health Program;
Improve our High Schools to reduce Drop-Outs; Provide Trade Schools, and in-
crease Vocational Training; Improve Rural Reads; Give State Authority to Regu-
late Utility Rates in Rural Areas; Mandatory Jail Terms for Habitual violators of
our Traffic Laws and Segregation of “First-Offenders” with “Repeaters” in our
State Institutions.
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CLARENCE JONES, obtained practical training and experience while
working between Sessions of the Legislature with our State Welfare Program; State
Comptroller’s Department; Railroad Commission and Parks and Wildlife Department.
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A TRY IN SIXTY-FIVE”
“GIVE JONES
OPEN LETTER FROM CLARENCE JONES
GAUIDEN DRUG
“Your Hometown Druggist”
LEONARD, TEXAS
ABOLISH THE 4TH
COHGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ? ?
FOR A STRONG VOICE IN THE LEGISLATURE
RE-ELECT
JAMES D. COLE
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
(Paid Pot Adv.)
James D. Cole can better represent your views in the Con-
gressional Re-districting battle because of his legislative
experience and his seniority in the House.
Since the Federal Courts have ruled that the Legislature
must re-district, our district is in danger again.
Attempts were made during the 58th Session of the Legis-
lature to abolish the 4th Congressional District. Through
the efforts and cooperation of Rep. James Cole with our
Senator Ralph Hall, the district was saved.
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The Celeste Courier (Celeste, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, April 24, 1964, newspaper, April 24, 1964; Celeste, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1223966/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Leonard Public Library.