Mt. Vernon Optic-Herald (Mount Vernon, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 2, 1963 Page: 5 of 10
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981, which represents 28.7% of the
state goal of 1190,000.00.
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the rocks far lack of funds is now
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The main responsibility of farm-
ers for the remainder of the year
will be to watch for worm cases
and report them to County Agent
Charlie Brown.
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Everyone reminisced of the old , (
school days spent oh the school * .
ground where the community cen-
ter is now located.
It was decided that the Veaay Re-
union would be held here on the a
third Sunday of April each year.
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ONLY IN AMERICA
America started as a nation of
farmers. Time after time its agri-
culture has rescued the nation in
tough situations. Farm exports sup-
plied the dollars to service Euro-
pean loans that built the cities after
the Civil war. Farm workers mi-
grating to the cities replenished
the labor force after World War I
immigration restrictions.
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Ford i* traditionally the natipfi's Number One police fM|||
reason; Total Performance!
When N cemes ao «M
Vvutyvu SSt • waess* ..wwyrvr — s --F* ‘ ’
hundreds Of rniles in yoytcfuitor. Mileage and time
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VISITING HOURS
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Reunion Held April
21 At Puriey
' UM Veasey family reunion was
held Sunday, ApHfn, at Puriey,
Community COnte^.
inty-five relatives attending
We*. Marehaii,'ftanton, Crdne,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stone
Abilene visited their parents, 1
and Mrs. Jack Stone, over tho wi
ATHLETE'S FOOT GBRM
. ROW TO KILL IT.
IN * DAYS,
If pot released with strong, Instant-
dtylng T-4-L, your 48c back at any
drug store. Watch Infected skin '
slough off Watch healthy skin re-
survived the place ft. Itch and burning are gone. I
TODAY at Rutherford Drug Store. |
1 In Sulphur Springs
Admitted to Franklin County
Hospital between April 24th
through May 1 were Lizzie Lee
Hume and Zellla Godfrey, Sulphur
Bluff; Walter S. Burns, and Elsie
Fay Watson, Saltillo; Ann Mays,
Mark Fleming, Mrs. Dick Fleming,
Albert O. Chambers, Ricky Cham-
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that the 83.080
the campaign
•crewworm on
all counties a
ports.
Fuads Needed For
Upkeep of Providence Cemetery
‘ ^Providence Cemetery has been
worked but more funds are need-
ed. If you are interested In the
working of this cemetery please
send or deposit your donations to
the Providence Cemetery at the
First National Bank, Mount Veh>
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ut down die Hne. Vou^ab prove this fbt1 yourself.
ol First, look at Ford's abounding record in open con
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at Puriey. '
a-mtoi and Ms medUne, Xtwhwdj >dl
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lo hit tundards. The <
to bit Mileage! R amis
in a car a rattie can s<
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Vacationing space savers i
welcome the packsblltty
this luxurious, airy fabric
“Antron" nylon. It has
luster and opacity usually
soclated with fragility,
here teamed with the e
washability of tricot lingo
Hayette has introduced r
fashion i
less look _
the shoulder linn.
giurt
.... 4 roll pkg. 35c
Drive is going on....this is sn op-
portunity for evefy family to pur-
chase st least one Savings Bond
befWt? ^' {eW,h Buy
one at your bank or Join the Pay;
roll Savings.Plan v_______
I urge all patriotic citizens to Join
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Mrs Vellk Codfrty. 81, Route I,'
Sulphur Blpff, died Sunday in the
Mount Vernon hospital.
She was born Nov. 12, 1881,
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Strather
Harlow. She was married in 1903
to C. C. Godfrey, who preceded
her in death in 1939.
Wordy of Mount Pleasant C. K.,of ministy was^ David Ingram, min-
Monnt Vernon and Coy of Hagan-
sport; three daughters, Mrs. Margie
Johnson of Sulphur Springs, Mrs
Burt Hatton of L.ublxcl: and Mrs.
Orene Huie of Sulphur Bluff,
18 grandchildren, 15 great-grand-
children and a brother. Winford
Harlow of Kentucky.
> Final rites were held at the
Hagansport Baptist Church at 2:30
p.m. Tuesday, with the Rev. Frank
Denton and the Rev. George Lester
officiating. Interment was in Fair-
view cemetery.
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____ ipoons mkrgarin*
>/« teaspoon vanilja cxttact
1 cup heavy craam
x Candied cherries - >
2 cups milk , Slivered toasted almonds
Drain pears, reatrving Vi <up P<ar Juice. Cut jelly roll into slices
tt-indi'thidt; arrange dices around side and on bottom of a deep,
9-inch serving dish. Sprinkle cake slices with the reserved pear juice.
’’creSfoe’ltoyM Vtmilk; stir in egg yolks. Cook
over medium high heat, stirring conuantiy, t___" .J.----------- _
full boiL Remove from heat. Stir in margarine and vanilla extract. Place
, J paper or transparent wrap directly on pudding; cool. Pour
cooled pudding ©Ver pears; refrigerate until ready to serve.
At serving tune, whip cream; spoon onto pudding or turn into pastry
• bag fitted with large rosette tube and make rosettes on pudding. Garnish
with candied cherries and slivered almonds.
Makes g servings. •M»1w“t-
appeal to the ateevc-
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. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Aronald Pieroe,
____________ ><r» Pearl Mrs. Carl Clinton and Mrs Sonny
Campbell, in the Gilmer' hospital Lee visited their aunt. Ruby Milla,
I Tuesday night. of Cooper Sunday.
Sales in u
Are $22370
Savings Bond sales for the first
three months of 1963 in Franklin
County totaled >22,970. Of this
amount >4.720 were purchased In
March according to a report re-
leased by L. D. Lowry, Jr.. Chair-
man of the County Savings Bonds
Committee.
Sales in Texas for the first quar-
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Typical of young AAerica'a (trearnttnad approach to clank cuisine
it thit simplified vdnion of an English Trifle, the famous dessert com-
bination of cake and Custard.
ROYAL PEAR TRIFLE
1 can (1 pound, IS ounces) pear 2 egg yolks
halves, drained ' 2 tab lespoo
1 large bakery jelly roll.
^;TOTftL PERFORMANCE
Bitt. Cnspbeil, Clara .
A. -Wright, Roy Lee .Phox, Susie,
WomaekT Selmer Rcfcett land EMka-
beth Helm. , „
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Stanley-Martin \
Rites Solemnized
Haael Martin and Gerald Stanley
exchanged wedding vows at the
Church of Christ in Mount Vernon
Survivors include three sons, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Officiating
ister of the church.
Present for the ceremony were
Clifton and Sue Martin children of
the bride and Mrs. David Ingram
the minister’s wife.
O. E. S. DUES ARE
PAYABLE NOW
Mrs. Joe Jordan, worthy matron
of Mount Vernon Chapter No. 956,
announced this week that dues for
the year 1963-64 are now payable
to the chapter secretary.
|4.00 now and are l
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(Vic) Hora <4 IM, Pleasant
will be guest spe
Christian Chore
next Sunday, Ap
worship service.
He will be speaking in the ab-
sence of the pastor. Rev, L. W,
Bridges, who will be attending the
State Convention of Christian
Churches, San Antonio, Bridges
will be on the program at 9:>0 a.m.
Saturday to present the snnual
Rural Minister Of the Year Award
as state chairman of the Town
and Country Church committee.
DURING THE 1»> DEPRESSION
Farmers sustained U. S. gross
national output wheh industry cut jui t»
ft, and furnished >< havqfb fas .mil- wased
lions of broke dty-ites. The cost to 1
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ter of 1963 amounted to >15,387. here, Carroll Chambers and Dick
951, which represents 26.7% of the Fleming, Dallas; Mrs. Mattie Woo-
state goal of >190,000.00. ten and Gay Burns Taleo;
F “Right now the Freedom Bond Mrs. Wayne Turner, Baby girl
Turner, Mary Simons. Floyd King
Blanche Bolin ind Mitchell Rut-
Dlsmissed were Blanch Bolte,‘
Diek FletotM Ricky Chambers.
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Shurfine Salt.... 2 for 15c CRACT
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MORTON’S FROZEN
APPLE PIES l
Tall Can Gold Tip G
PET MILK........3for45c TOMATOES ...... 3for39c
VIENNA SAUSAGE 5«
Shurfine * Me. J»3 Can T^ny
Cream Style Com. 3 for 45c ZEE
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Shurfine Flour 5
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TOTAL PERFORMANCE FORD
fonMnce Ford la *• ear facet Iftely to satisfy yfai altKen
Vn • 'i . i wa.«t ___.>-4 ».'!*
Fim, look at Ford's Mlounding
this year in the groellng Daytona,
and in the demanding Bnre Oil
' t Second, before you buy any nt
silent Super Torque Ford.,If you hi
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James Samuel Putman, 1400
Main Street, died Friday at Mem-
orial Hospital Sulphur Springs.
He was a retired trader and form-
erly served as a law enforcement
officer.
He was bore July 4, 1883 in
Franklin County, son of John and
Lizzie Jordan Putman. He wag
married to Miss Avte Calhour in
1903 at Springhill. , o
Survivors include his wife, two
sons. O. L. Putman of Palacious L-
' and J. E. Putman of Sulphur
, Springs; a daughter, Mra. A. C.
BlagRburn of Jefferson; seven
six great-grand-
cnauren, three brothers and two
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*>re W'at the
Sunday, with isxtarment in
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Bass, James T. Mt. Vernon Optic-Herald (Mount Vernon, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 2, 1963, newspaper, May 2, 1963; Mount Vernon, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1278133/m1/5/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Franklin County Library.