The Celeste Courier (Celeste, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, February 5, 1965 Page: 4 of 4
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PER TON AT THE
TIRE SPECIAL
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NORMAN MESSICK. Manager
P. O. Box 307 • Celeste, Texas
Cyanamide Farm Supply
al Byers' Farm Store
(Temporary Location)
Passons were Mr. and Mrs. Will I
Bower of she was an honor student. She
member of the Library
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ard.
cl^T=^rs Miss Jo Carolyn Bower, Freddie Phifer
BULK $22.50 per Ton, in ton
lots. 1,000 Lbs. to 2,000 Lbs.
$24.00 Per Ton. Sacked, $25.00
per Ton. 100 Lbs., $1.35.
FOR SALE
G. E. 12 cu. ft. Refrigerator
with top freezing unit—$85.00.
Hot Point Television, practi-
cally new, with stand and an-
tenna—$65.00.
Piano, Cable - Nelson—$50.00.
See At Residence
Mrs. Freddie Warren
Corner Fourth and Sanger
Celeste, Texas
(Arthur Green’s Furniture)
Repeal Vows in Wolfe City Church Riles
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bower of she was an honor student. She
Wolfe City announce the marri- was a. member of the Library
age of their daughter, Jo Carolyn Club, Spanish Club, F. H. A. and
to Freddie Wayne Phifer, sen of served as majorette her senior
I Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Phifer of year.
Spaita, Tenn. The double ring- Phifer attended the White
ceremony was performed by the County High School of Sparta,
ritv ^St°L °f W°lfe!Tenn' After graduation he joined
. etiL.dist Church. Sharon ^he Air Force and is now station-
Lunsford and George Bower were ed at Oarswell Air Base in Fort
attendants. | Worth.
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two piece suit with bone acces-' The. 00111516 W111 mak6 their
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Bible topped with a white orchid, j Mrs. Phifer is the grandJaugh-
Mrs. Phifer is a 1964 graduate ter Mrs. George Prather of
of Wolfe City High School where Leonard.
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nice Green attended the market
showing at the apparel mart in
Dallas.
The Celeste Courier
Published Every Friday
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repair bills . . . service calls
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See the new models now on
demonstration. They're the
most dependable washers ever
built. Prices start at $000.00
Gordon Bearden of Greenville
visited Mrs. Ola Brewer last Sun-
day.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
| In Hunt, Co.. 1 year______$2.00
| Elsewhere in U.S., 1 yr.____$2.50
Overseas, 1 year ________ $3.00
(Plus 2% State Tax)
Low-Cost Insecticides
DON’T FEED
^LICE^s
ALL WINTER!^
Technical Sergeant Bland
Douglas, whose wife is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Cora Gardner of Ran-
dolph, Tex., has retired from the
U.S. Air Force at Perrin AFB,
Tex.,. after more than 20 years
service.
Sgt. Douglas served as a rr.o ior ve_
hide maintenance technician at
Perrin prior to his retirement.
The sergeant joined the U. S.
Naval Constmction ___
(SeaBees) in Februai-y 1942 and
served at Pearl Harbor during
World War II. After more than
three years service, he was dis-
charged and entered the Air Force
ta December 1947. ning_ pleasul.e
Sergeant Douglas formerly of rooms, restaurant,
Rt. 3, Lake City, Fla., attended terdeck Club.
The residential area has 60 of
beautiful lake homes
A large crowd attended funer-
al services for Mrs. Lytton Lon-
don Sim day at the Bailey Baptist
Church. Burial was in Wolfe City
Cemetery.
Jimmy Driggers and family of
Fort Worth visited Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Driggers during the week
end.
Bobby Stone and family of
Longview and Mr. and Mrs. Tal-
mage Stone of Garland visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stone Sun-
day. Talmage and wife will soon
be moving to Colorado where he
has been transferred to work.
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Self-employed farmers are vir-
tually assured social security pro-
tection for themselves and their
dependents iby a special provi-
sion in the social security law,
according to Gus Jones, social se-
curity district manager, and Her-
bert Clark, Administrative Offi-
cer- of Internal Revenue Service.
Jones stated that farm owners
and operators who. have a gross
income as little as $600 a year
can get social security credit by
using the optional method for fi-
guring their net annual earnings.
“Now, before filing Federl in-
come tax returns,” said Clark, “is
a good time for farm owners and
operators to check up on the op-
tional method for figuring earn-
ings in years when profit is low.”
Clark summarized the optional
provision as follows:
If a farmer’s gross income is
at least $600, but less than $1800,
he has the option of counting
either his actual net or two-thirds
of his gross farm income for so-
cial security credit.
If the gross farm income is
over $1800 and net farm earn-
ings are under $1200, a farmer
may report either his actual net'
earnings or $1200; if a farmer’s
gross income exceeds $1800, and
net farm earnings are $1200 or
more, he must use the actual
amount of his net earnings.
Jones said that the option en-
ables farmers with low incomes
to obtain credit toward social se-
curity retirement and disability
benefits, as well as survivors
benefits for their families in cases
of death.
He emphasized, however, that
a farmer must have net earnings
of at least $400, either actual
net earnings or by the optional
method, to get social security
credit for the year.
, Information regarding taxes
and tax return forms can be ob-
tained at the Internal Revenue
Office in Sherman or Dallas.
Questions about old-age, surviv-
ors, or disability insurance should
be taken up with the social se-
curity office at 315 West Mul-
berry in Sherman. However, peo-
ple living in the Bonham area
may see John Bynum, field rep-
resentative from the Sherman of-
fice. He is in Bonham each Wed-
nesday and Friday morning from
9:30 a.m. until noon. His office
is in the Fannin County Electric
Co-op.
?Good Housekeeping"-
GUARANTEES
OR
Lee; NOTICE TO PUBLIC: Any er-
roneous reflection upon the char-
acter, reputation or standing of
any individual, firm or corpor-
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Brewer ation will be gladly corrected
visited in Dallas and Fort Worth; when personally brought to the
over the week end. I attention of the publisher.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Akers of j
Arlington visited Mr. and Mrs.
Misses Bessie and Carey Ivey J- w• Goodman Monday,
are visiting their nephew, Mr.
and Mrs. Billie Ray Lyday in
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bruner
of Longview visited Mrs.
Bishop and Joe last week end.
i Program For The
c Tanglewood Club
The Tanglewood Board of Di-'
rectors of the now famous and
ever popular Tanglewood Coun-
try Club has announced a new
membership pregram — for a
limited time only — initiation fees
have been waived and annual
dues have been reduced to $36.00
per year, which includes all fed-
Battalion eral and state tax. *■
The whole Tanglewood and
Loe’s Highport area, is ever in-
creasing in popularity. There is
golfing, fishing, skiing, 'tennis,
archei-y, horseback riding, swim-
mng, pleasure boating,
rooms, restaurant, and
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Insurance Paid Up
, Veterans with GI insurance
are urged to drop the bad habit
of “riding the 31-day grace pe-
riod,” following overdue premium
payments, the Veterans Admin-
istration said today.
Such a resolution during 1965
can save hundreds of policies
that otherwise will lapse, accord-
ing to , Glyndon Hague, manager
of the VA Regional Office in Wa-
co.
Experience proves that waiting
for the grace period too often
results in forgetting the deadline,
and allowing policies to lapse,
Hague pointed out.
Older veterans and those with
disabilities should 'be especially
careful since they may not be
; able to obtain other insurance ex-
cept at much higher rates, he
added.
______________ : the most
' :n Lake Tcxoma. All area roads
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Norwood -re now being paved and the new
and children of Greenville spent residential section will be open
he week with Mr. and Mrs. D. this spring.
B. Lewis. ! The Club has had a busy off-
j season business, accomodating
sales groups and company meet-
ings.
THE CELESTE COURIER — Friday, February 5, 1965
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