The Bogata News (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, February 5, 1954 Page: 2 of 4
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THE BOGATA NEWS. BOGATA. TEXAS, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1951
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Announcing
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WAC Sgt. Dons
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Bot suffer from the lack of vis-
Dr. Leon Hoffman
OHOMnUST
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Active Management Resumed by
Specializing in Examination of the Eye*
(Hike At
DR. J. A. KING
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HOW ARE YOU FIXED FOR
LOANS’
LIGHT BULBS ?
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yot< VP MO’H'.
Buy a House
here
Build a Bam or Garage
★ Fill empty sockets
* Keep spares on hand
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with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Puckett of
Mt. Pleasant.
Stephen Girard, philanthropist,
merchant, and banker of Phila-
delphia, assumed an entire Gov-
ernment loan of $5,000,000 in the
War of 1812.
Peyton A. Ellison
Attorney At Law
304 1st Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Civil Practice—Tax Service
Paris, Texas________
Mr ai
Carl Wi
in Mt. A
ley.
Mr ai
Daingcrl
her »wte
Mr. Dun
Mr. ai
Paris, w
Bogata I
Luke <
Monday
E. Trout
Dale <
spent fr
day at h
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ted to tl
Clarksvi
Mrs. 1
days las
Stephen H. Grant Hospital
DEPORT. TEXAS
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Pana, w
the horn
Roberta.
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where >1
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Mr an
Sunday
Jim Hile
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.nd nan
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Shelf lek
Mr ar
d.mghtei
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nd Mra
Mr. ar
guests S
V. Free
Mrs. C
ing afte
flu.
Elmer
daughtei
family il
Rufus
and Mr*
gata has
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San Die
Mr an
•on. Rar
Ray gue»
Mrs Du
Mr. an
Mr. and
Luest> S
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TEXAS OPTICAL CO.
4 Clark* vi He SI.
!S u SZE i £Closes
Monday he was improving.
Mrs. Murrell Sport and young ]
m wilal «. ♦ rx ■» ♦ IL.i’ ’
Miss 1
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Edith Ki
David
week en
Vaughar
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Rlffy
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sunny day, the first in about
three weeks. The month brought
rain, sleet, .snow, ice, low tem-
peratures, down to 6 degrees, fog
and slush.
Unpaved roads became rotten
with the freezes and thaws, but
farmers who bedded their land
before this came were pleased.
Total rainfall amounted to 4.18
inches. This compares with 4.76
in January, 1953.
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JRMn as County Judge.
Mrs. E
a guest
W uht.
,ng h«wn
■d to enact legislation,
tow been convinced that our ed-
■eeUonal lenders know what is
boot for their own as well as our
<MMren May I say here to the
parent*. teachers and trustees
and friends of education that I
Mt.
M i s.
With Sunny Day
January stepped out of
weather picture Sunday with
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cnl». Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes.
Mi»s B< tty Thurman of Talco,
I visited Frvdrika Pirtle Thursday
1 night.
Tak<>. were here Sunday look-1
ing over th* ir new lake ........
has Idled Io overflowing during!
the (alert ruin*. . Th* lake was
liniohid about two n«>nth« ago.
They plan to »t»«ck it w ith fish in
Ihe near futuie
Sgt Twyman Pirtle <•! Car*
Retail Trade Tops
All-Time High
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Austin. — Texas retail trade
reached an all-time high level in
1953, the University of Texas
Bureau of Business Research re-
ports.
Compared to 1952 activity, non-
durable goods gained 7 per cent,
automotive sales increased 15
per cent and food store sales, 2
per cent. Apparel goods stores
equalled their 1952 sales. Income
from eating and drinking places
declined 3 per cent, and durable
goods, 3 per cent.
NOT HIS FAULT
Father: “How did Bobby do
with his history examination?”
Mother: “Not so good, but
then it wasn’t his fault. Why,
they asked him about things that
happened before the poor boy
was even born.”
(eugent Announces
tor Unexpired Term
tate Representative
. > the Democratic Voters of the
Third Representative District
Composed of Red River, Titus
and Camp Counties:
In asking to be elected as your
is moving Jiis I the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Sale.
County workers were putting
in a new bridge on the communi-
ty road west of town near the
home of Tom Pirtle Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Pirtle and
Fredrika visited Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Kennedy and sons of Cun-
ningham, Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Watkins is employed
at Watkins laundry at Bogata. >
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hervey of
Bisbee, Ariz., visited Mrs. Lucy
Hervey, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas
and D. C. Thomas of Dallas, vis-
ited relatives here over the week
end.
Mrs. Frank M. Pew, who has
been ill at her home, is reported
able u> be up.
Two daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
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Walla nw»v»d h»< aunt. . . ..
Mi VoM.< M nl •> It »< lu 'J'.
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JOHNTOWN
By MRS. G. A. VAUGHAN
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dodd of
Garland, vere here over '*’<• son> born recently at Grant Hos-
week end visiting relatives, also pj(a| Deport, were brought to
I believe that you are entitled
to know my views on the most
bnportant issues that vitally ef-
toct the entire citizenship of our
INatrict. Some of which are:
BDUCATION . . We are fully
aware that an educated citizen-
Miip to a safeguard of our Demo-
antic form of government; J
have in private and official life
always given my best efforts for
flbe advancement of education in
aar public schools. Appropna- WAC Sgt. Dons E. Fednck,
ttosw for our institutions of high- daughter of Mrs. Estelle Stans- I
ar teaming and especially for the bury. R2. Clarksville, is return-
Vtoae Public School System must it f> to the U. S. for release from
«««■■> u« i rtive duty uftei serving with the
on the part of those entrust- 8232nd Army Unit in Tokyo. Ser-
1 have l grant Fednck.t who was a tele-
’ phone operator in Detachment A.
entered the Womens Army Corps
in March 1951 and arrived over-
seas during November of that
year She holds the- Korean and
UN Service Ribbeins.
on business. He i
blacksmith shop and equipmt-nt I
from here to Rose Hill, near Gar-
land.
Mrs. T. I. White and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Orvill White of Dallas,
visited friends and attended to
business here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor
Dodd of Garland, are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Wil-
liams and other relatives here.
W. T. was recently ordered to
Dallas for physical examination
for military service, but failed to
pass.
A Dallas construction contract-
or, who has the contract for
building a highline from the T.
P. & L. plant to Paris, started
work Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Cecil and
son, Stevie of Greenville, spent
V,‘" "''ik„ind.r" "h„h,tl; pilren,!’ i W.'Cwi'K'c.roivn and Frank-'
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pirtle. ______ .. .L
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vaughan of!
Bogata, visited his sister, Mrs. D. |
A. Baxter. Sunday.
Miss Mary Dryden of Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. M H. Dryden and
son, Charles of Longview, visited
their grandmother and mother,
Mrs. W. J. Hawkins and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank M Pew, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Pirtle. Mvra
and Vance of Longview, visited
over the1 week end with home-
folks.
<-re,
Ned Rhodes, w ho has Ix-en
( working in South T«xa- ha» re-
turned to the home* of his par-
1 r.i! r-H.nih* .it ll i.. | • • • n h«
um« <mpl«iv<d
W, C Cole, v h«< b. • I«« n \i»»*
H.nc hi* >i»ter, N C»lln-‘
returned t< h:« Imkvm at FuLl
Btepreaentative from this District
to • special election which is to
We held on March 6, 1954, permit
gee to My briefly that I was born
eed reared in Titus County and
‘ Jhevw lived practically all of my
We on the farm. Apart from
having lived on the farm and
SgF occupation as a farmer I have
had the honor to serve my coun-
ty four years as District Clerk,
War years as Coupty Clerk, five
' 1 had
wharge of the Franchise Tax De-
■Mtonent in the Secretary of
Mule's office in Austin for two
year*- I worked one year for the
Me Land Commissioner look-
ing after the State School Lands.
Loaning Money at low interest rates is a part of the
business of the Trust Department of the First Na-
tional Bank at Paris. Do you need Funds to
1 Kennj «<f
Mr. .ind
Thursday.
Fri'-nd.- from here ^Vending
, the funeral <>f Mrs. Mattie Holt
at lb saiir Su’urdtiv in- hided-
Mrs. T. A. Vi rk. Mrs. W. E. llaw-
t kins, Mrs. W. L. Stringfellow,
i Mrs. Grady Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Cooper and J. O. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hnodes
i and children spent the week end
Stringh How and
W; vn» soent pi.rt of last week
with .Mr. and Mr*. Bill Brogdon
« f Dallas.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Puckett and
Pleasant. viMtcd
Mac Mi Cull* r
Two Candidates
For Representative
Two Titus County men. Phene
C. (Cap) Williams, and C. T.
Neugent, are in the race for
Representative from the Third
District to fill the unexpired term
of Phil Brooks of Red River
County, resigned.
Election will be held on March
6. District is composed of Red
River, Titus and Camp counties.
With two contenders the election,
vote should be heavier.
will welcome your views on any
measures that may come before
the House of Representatives
that ha<'for its aim the better-
miMtof our children’s education-
al advantages.
FARMING . . I was reared on
the farm and know the hardships
as well as the blessings. I know
what it means to work, not from
theory, but by actual experience
and I am acquainted with the
handicaps which confront those
who till the soil. 1 fully realize
that to make this fundamental
industry easier and more profit-
able, it can best be done if those
who are entrusted with the task
of enacting laws know from- ex-
perience the problems connected
with soil conservation, livestock
raising, dairy farming and all the
kindred efforts that make for
better farm ]ife(
PENSIONS . . Texas is bless-
ed as no other State in the United
States with natural resources and
it is to these blessings that na-
ture has given us that we can
turn and solve this critical con-
dition of our aged citizens, blind
and crippled children. To the
aged citizens of this District, let
me say this to you personally:
“I worked for this pension
amendment and I am vitally in-
terested in its payment. When
I am elected your Representa-
tive all of my energies will be
used to carry out the will of the
people as was so overwhelmingly
expressed at the polls.”
Respectfully submitted.
C. T. NEUGENT
Candidate for Representative.
(Pol. Adv.)
J«« N<>n i* W« odall aid •••<* «*l
‘v Mr . nd|
I Mr* Fi«nk Rh'-’rr. Sunday.
M \ . C t»• t -li |
M L it Cherahlt Dei «>ll, lirt
1 vpliing ttuir l.t«'t:ur. W. A C« t*
il-»l !•!»< I r<d. v of l,.*t
Vi-iti.rs in the tn •*«• «f Mis
W I.. .Hir»n»frll<»w and Ml*. T
A York «»v« r the «nd m-
«hided Mr. and Mie ILiv J*lrin-t-
•» '|« v . nd 0 ildrrn • I Argo. T C.
Stringh Itovi Dall.. , Mr*. Her*
><n«-l Martin and «hd«li<n
Dairii rfield Mr*. J. F. Blank* n-
hif Mi - W Ibc Wil • • • i
; Will T’.nri’t »on «d BngMta. Mr.
..n<t Mr*. Earl Hamkin- . i.d chil*
'i’nn »f Lor.ivit-w.
K.r.na Slrtni telllii'A' siw nlrwrl
i d last ver with hi* t.ilner. W.
L Stringfi ll< w at Gainesville.
Mr- T A V- r. sfient last
•’.v<vk with her daughter*, Mrs.
Earl Hkw ':i» - of Longxw v amt
Mrs, G. S. Greer Jr. < t Hettok I
M»n.
I Mrs. W. L
with
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Mr. and Mrs Billy Puckett and
son of Mt. Pleasant, visited Mrs.
T. A. York over the wck end.
view, spent the we* k end with
home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B RoIm rts and
daughter. Patsy Gail, have mov-
ed temporarily to Denison, where
he has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Horn and
children of Ath*ns, visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Guy Walker of
Buy a Fann or Ranch
Build a Bus iness House
1 worked five and one-half years
I for the State Health Department
M Food and Drug Inspector. I
have recently been working for
foe Texas Employment Commis-
Remodel a House
Mr. and Mrs. II, L. Landreth
and son of Dallas, visited Mr and
Mrs. l^-on Gable and family over
which l ,he *** k '
• Mr. and Mrs Leo Miller of
Take, visited in the l.**-n Gable
hiinu- Sunday.
J O. <B«■*■<») r to at homo
with his parent*. Mi, and Mrs.
O*c..r Cooper. i*!<» r a stay <4 sov*
well Air Base. Fl. Worth, spent i*
l hr week »nd with it lalive*
Hufi>rd Hervey. V. S Navy. S.«n
Diego. Calif. i« visiting hi* par*
* nts. Mr. end Mrs. Jim >ht«tv
i.n a 90-day leave.
Tr* vi»
Mattie
i ie. spent Friday night with their
' grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Tex
Wicks and Mrs. Hobert Roberts
and Mr. Roberts at Bogata.
Mrs. T. A. York, Mrs. Grady
Rhodes. Mrs. W. E. Hawkins and
Mrs. W. L. Stringfellow atti-nded
the funeral Saturday of Mrs. W
T. Wilson of Palestine, who was
buried at Rosalie.
Mr. and Mrs E. C. Watts and
daughter. Patricia, Mr. and Mis.
Grady Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Dodd and Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Whitten, who have recently Leon
I lit ing at Robstown and Bishop,
! where the men were employed.
Doug. Mona and Cheryl of Long-1
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The Bogata News (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, February 5, 1954, newspaper, February 5, 1954; Bogata, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1280874/m1/2/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.