Burleson Dispatcher (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 9, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 26, 1972 Page: 3 of 8
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January 26, 1972 .
County Commissioner
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While-we complete the building
the building.
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Dear Friend and Customer:
1% Lb. Loaves 4/$1.00
43rd Chapter of Jsiah.
/J Fifty-three members and two
visitors enjoyed the delicio’1-
luncheon The next meeting will
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State Representative ••
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“During my travels, I haye
. . heard complaints from farmers
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farm producfegHMMd livestock,
and from sportsmen whp pull
* ''boats and trailers,” ^Barnes
wrote the Governor.
Barnes said these .Texans
“are being penalized in a man-
. that was not the intent of
the Legislature.”
“The cost of ttys law will
* run from $250' to $800 per
trailer, and that means we are
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POLITICAL ’
candidates
FOR m •ELECTION
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Following Are Candidates
for 1972 election year and •
S «HMXi»Ni MUMMl M> Mi Wi.
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(subject tp action of
Democratic Primary)
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Judges, Commissioners
• Meeting*
More than 600 county judges
and commissioners from across
Texas will attend the 14th An-
nual County Judges and Com-
missioners Conference, Febru-
ary 9-10, at/the Ramada Inn in
College Station. \Confergnc&
theme is “High Noon for Coun-
ty .Government,” according to
Reagan Brown, Extension socio-
logist and conference program
chairman^ ~
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• ?The 1972»Fdition of the Farm-*
er’s Tax Guide is available now
"at our office.-IJ’s free so‘pick
your copy up now
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NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER NEW LOCATION
295-2236 229 W. ELLISON
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INSURANCE AGENCY
INCOME TAX SERVICE
. BOOKKEEPING SERVIC^
?95-38Jl^
JIM LINDLe/x, Owner
Wholesale, Retail & Spe&I Equipment
Mr? and Mrs.* Leroy Hamp-
ton have announced the engage-
ment and forthcoming marriage
of* their daughter Jean Hamp-
ton to Mr. 'Larry Dupew of Ft.
Wojrth. He is the son of Mr,
and Mrs. W. H.'Dupew oTRifle,-
Colorado. -
• '.The couple^plain *to be m'arn
ried January 29 in St. Patrick’s
Catholic-Church in Fort Worth.
IJ & L AUTO SUPPLY*
621 S?W. Wilshire Blvd. Highway 174 South
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Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes Friday
? called on Gov. Preston Smith
to include revision of the por-
, tion of the “Rules of the Road”
law involving trailers in legis-
lation which can be considered
by special session of the Legis-
lature due later this year.
Barnes said the bill.— S.B.
ft3 £- contained/ language
‘which apparently is working
i . hardships on many thousands of
exans who pull trailers behind
their vehicles.” .
The bil requires traileA^over'
3000 pounds to have brakes on
all wheels which «can be operat-\
Stop #N Shop
GROCERY SALVAGE
103 EAST RENFRO v BURLESON -
1 K * NEW STORE HOVRS
Saturday 9:00 a.m. — 6:30 p.m.
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN -
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POTATOES
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.Mrs. Quisenberfy
rHostess to Joshua
WHD Club Jam 19
| * The, J6shua Woman’s Home
' Demonstration Club >met Wed-
nesday, January 19, in the home
Tarrant and Jerri L. Craig, Mrs. David Quisenberry for
a covered dish .luneheon, pro-
gram, and business meeting. their respective office.
The lunch was served from a
beautifully decorated table. The
invocation was given by Mrs.
H.- A. Lightfoot. Mrs. H. K.
Stone gave the thought for the
day. . ‘
In the afternoon new Year
ftooks werd filled out, and new
committies were appointed. Fol-
lowed by an hour of fellowship.’
Those present were Mmes.
Lightfoot, Quisenberry, Stone,
George Stringer, ^Ita Bonham,
T. O. Crockett, James McCrory,
Gene Harris, and Emmett E.
Harris..
The next meeting will be held'
Wednesday, February 2, in the
home of Mrs. ^ringer on High-
way 174, south of Joshua. '
BASSHAM’S GRADE A
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AUNT JEM. or GLADIOLA
CORNMEAL <
'An all-day meeting was held
Tuesday, January 18, at ‘the
First Baptist yChurch by Mem-
bers oL the Triple L Sunday
School class. Hostesses were
Mrs. Emmett. E, Harris and
Mrs, G. R^ Shaifnbn.
A covered dish luncheon was
served- at the noon hour. Ex-
pression of thanks was given
by Mrs. Gurney Peoples. Every- I
one enjoyed the devotional,
given in the afternoon by Mrs.
Fane Stevens. She also read as'
her_stobjVct, “A Time for Every
thing”. She also read appropri-
ate , poems.
During a short business meet-
ing, the class 'made plans to
help some worthy boy to go to
camp—Reports were, made on
the Lottie Moon Mission offer-
ing* and New Year's resolutions
were .discussed. . S
Members present werjL Mmes.
Harris, Shannon, Stevens, Peo-
ple?, R. Fdrre^t Rogers, J. W.
Norwood, C. S.Xedbetter, John
Truelove, C. K Collips, Roy
Lawson, Zeila. Witt and O. W.
Condittj and one visitor, Mrs.
Price, mother of Mrs. Gonditt.'
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Burleson, Texas
be held Thursday, February 3,*
in the Fellowship Hall -of the
First United Methodist Chpreh.
Hostesses for the month of Feb-
ruary ,wi)l be Mmes. Gillfepie,
P. L. Qector, M. J. Norris1' and
O. M. Hewett. All senior!citi-
zens have a special imitation to
attend.
Chiqa town, San Francisco,
is the largest Chinese commun--^1^ Westview, qualified for
ity outside' pf Asia.
Engagement
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College Students
Danny Ray Wolff of Burle-
son received hi? B.S. degree in < _
biology from University of Tex- WHD Club Jan. 19
as at Arlington. '
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In some cities, civic clubs or ,
groups of insurance agents pro-
.mofe the idea by purchasing a
number of the electric etching
pencils and making them .avail-
able for loan.
Hojw burglaries" have drop-
ped a marked degree where y
’-Operation Identification” has
been employed. It could halp
stop crime in Texas. y
INCOME TAX
BOOKKEEPING!
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To Revke State Trailer Law
talking about
which I am sure you will
is punitive,” Barnes said.
He said a lesser requirement
could be worked ont» to meet
the necessary safety needs, in
Urging the Governor to include
the legislation in matters to be
considered.
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Senior Citizens
Chib Meets At First A
Baptist Church
The SAiior Citizens Fun Club
met Thrursday, January 20, in
the Fellowship Hall of the First l|||
Baptist -Church, for* a day of ■"!’
playing games and visiting. >
The. meeting was presided II
over by^Rufus W. Haynes, pres<J '
ident of the club.
’ Before the1" non day meal was
served Rev. RossWell Brunner,
pastor of-the Nazarene Church,
brought an interesting devotion-
al, taking his scripture from the | ;
43rd Chapter of Isiah.
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Crime-Stoppers
Components of a Crime
, For a crime to be committed,
observes a promjpent Southern* —
police officer, two factors are
required: A state of mind in
the criminal and" the opportun-
ity. :
, By taking proper precautions.
and by paring for their posses-
sions, ^ititfens can help to elim- • ’
inate the second factor. z •
They can contribute also'by •
cooperating with, police.
One method being used in
various parts of the country to • v
dissuade burglars is called “Qp-
Oration identification.” u
. The method' is* simple. With- -
an electric etching pencil, you
engrave your driver1? -license
number on. TV' sets,' cameras,
•typewriters and othei' articles
for'which burglars show a pre-
ference.- - ‘
You al^o may warn the bur- <
glar by pasting on dpprs aniz.
windows a sticker to tell him.
that items of value have been ‘
marked for ready identification
Such ^method lets the burglar
know he-will have a hard tiimte
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Deering, R. G. K. Burleson Dispatcher (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 9, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 26, 1972, newspaper, January 26, 1972; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1255811/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Burleson Public Library.