Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 15, 1976 Page: 22 of 22
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12B—JANUARY 15, 1 976-BUOLESON STAR
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GALVESTON — E<‘Gov. Seymour is to
preside at the annual convention of the
American Dairymen’s Association in New
York. Governor Seymour knows how to
milk, a cow dry.
DENISON — Work on the frontier telegraph
line from Fort Concho to Fort Stockton
progressing from both ends as rapidly as
weather will permit; and also on the line
from Fort McKavatt to San Antonio.
FORT WORTH — For Sale: 80 acres of
timber, about five miles from here. Price is
$6 per acre.
SAN ANTONIO — Bold depredations by the
Indians who stole nearly 100 head of horses
from Captain Adams’ rancho on the Leon
have been reported. A party is pursuing the
Indians, who had a two hour head start.
January 16, 1778-France recognizes the independence
of the United States.
January 17,1706-Birthday of Benjamin Franklin.
January 18, 1782-Daniel Webster, famed lawyer and
statesman, was born on this date.
DALLAS COUNTY — At Dallas, the papers
quote wheat at 90 cents to $1; oats at 40
cents on wagons, 50 cents sacked on cars;
corn 55 to 58 cents, mostly .Kansas in car
lots.
TRAVIS COUNTY — No winter yet. Green
peas and other vegetables abound.
Bananas
Bananas are the top fruit
in per capita consumption in
the United States. In 1974,
consumers purchased near-
ly 19 pounds per capita. Ap-
ples are the next most pop-
ular fruit, followed by or-
anges.
Cutting Costs
Buy food staples such as
flour, sugar, and corn meal
only once or twice a month if
possible. Most grocery pro-
ducts cost less per serving
when you buy larger
packages. Become familiar
with brand names so you
can recognize price changes.
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“The FRIENDLIEST
STORES in TOWN"
trict Food Show.
Joyce Dudley received the
• QUEEN
SIZE
• KING
SIZE
• STANDARD
SIZE
UNIQUE
EXPLORER SPECIAL
PERSONAL PICKUP
USE OUR Free
LAYAWAY!
FORD
TRUCKS
AURORA — Merchants have handled up-
wards of 300 bales of cotton this winter and
will probably double that amount as about
half the cotton raised here is yet to be
ginned. This amount, plus the immense
from this section show that Wise and the
northern part of Tarrant counties is the
cotton producing part of Texas.
REACH OUT AND TOUCH HER THE
FTD FLORIST WAY
102 N.W. RENFRO
OPEN
9 A.M.
'TIL
8 P.M.
MO N-SAT
• MATCHING
CASES If Perfect 3.99 .. ..
• QUEEN SIZE
If Perfect 7.99
Carpet Clearance
Sale
HAND TOWELS
reg. .1.39
WASH CLOTHS
reg. 79c
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CANNON
20X40 SIZE
reg. 1.99
SALE! our
entire stock
TEX-SHEEN
3 To Represent Com tv
‘Based on manufacturer's suggested
retail price, options purchased separately,
compared to special package price.
RANCHERO With all this:
• Three special metallic colors—Silver Blue, Medium Ivy Bronte or Tan • Special
interior trim Dual color-keyed mirrors with remote controls • Turbine wheel covers
• Explorer hood and bodyside stripe • Bumper guards • Color-keyed vinyl roof.
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boys-mens
COATS
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JACKETS!
VAL. TO 39.95
GALVESTON — ‘The Angel of Midnight’
performed last night in the Tremont Opera
House “...is one of the most nonsensical of
all the mass of melodramatic twaddle with
which the American stage was flooded just
previous to the introduction of the
clawhanimer series of modern dramas. Not
only is the plot itself void of sense or
reason, but the mawky sentimentalism of
the principals disgusts one completely with
the whole play.”
Vitamin Bl
Vitamin Bl (Thiamin)
promotes good appetite and
digestion while keeping the
nerves in healthy condition,
too. This vitamin helps
change substances in food
into energy for work. Vi-
tamin Bl is found in en-
riched and whole grain ce-
reals and breads, milk,
cheese, lean meat, liver,
heart and kidney.
ANDERSON COUNTY — Twelve hundred
dollars have been subscribed towards
building an Episcopal Church at Palestine.
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Win Fo<jd Show Honors
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HOUSTON — A squabble between old and
new city offices remained unchanged today.
The old officers are unwilling to give up
their positions; consequently cases are
being heard in Recorders Court separately
and independently before both judges.
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Sale! POLYESTER-FILL
BATTING!
SALE! SAVE ON IRREGULAR ■
SHEETS - CASES!
FASHION PRINTS AND COLORS
Full Bed $059
If Perfect 4.99 V
SEND THE FTD
BIBUDAY
PARTY
BOUQUET
Come In to our fabulous
birthday party sale and find
out how you can send a whole <3/
birthday party to someone
in one beautiful bouquet. The
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we’d like to show you. Stop by
today and help us celebrate.
Jerry Boone Ford 1
INTERSTATE 35W 295 8121 BURLESON
Advertised in the Galveston News — Joseph
Labadie Hardware Co. Has for sale cheap:
Pierced and plain soup ladles, milk skim-
mers, cups, scoops, cake turners, ash
Kshovels, gravey strainers (only 15 cents
each), splendid wash pans (only $1); milk,
cake and bread pans, spoons, waffle irons,
sad irons, and carvers, kitchen, skimming,
butcher, table and pocket knives.
Mass Communications
Texas Tech University
BY MELODY MERRYMAN In the Junior Division dishes” and each won a
~ The Burleson 4-H Food (ages 9-13), Scott Walker second place ribbon. Gina
i x..! ...x wwon a fjrst pjace ribbon for Garrett won a first place
|his entry in the “bread and ribbon for her entry in the
fcereal” category. Tracy Eil- “side dish category” and also
ers and Randy Morris enter- the honor of representing
■ed “main dishes” and both Johnson County at the Dis-
Angie Ross, the only girl
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YOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST
inc.
our entire stock
womens
FALL-WINTER
PANT SUITS!
100% Polyester
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from HISTORr’S SCRAPBOOK
DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTEBtEARS
PETITE FIREFIGHT-
ER...Renee Zamba is sweet
16, a part-time model and
gymnast, and 102 pounds of
fire-fighting female. She is
not the only female volun-
teer firefighter—there are
several around the coun-
try—but she must be the
youngest and the most
petite.
FOOD BASKET
Walker Carpet Co. •
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RETIREMENT CEREMONY-Major CharlesEL Stewart
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ceremony at Fort Hood on Dec. 12. He retired officially on W
Dec. 31 after 23 years in the U.S. Army, during which Q
time he had tours of duty in Korea, Japan, Europe and A
two tours in Vietnam. Presenting the award and
congratulating him is Major General George S. Patton Jr.
Mrs. Stewart was presented with a certificate of merit by
Mrs. Patton. The Stewarts will reside on Rt. 1, Burleson.
They have two children, Charles Edward Jr., a senior at
Burleson High School, and ten-year-old Letanja, a
student at Mound Elementary.
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our entire stock
girls (2-14)
sleepwear
• 100% Nylon
• brushed
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Gowns • PJs
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awarded the MSM during his retirement
our entire
stock
womens
warm
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quilted
ROBES!
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Project members took quite
a few honors at the Johnson
County Food Show at Joshua
Middle School Saturday.
Jan. 10. ed “i
Theme of the show was »won first place ribbons.
“Heritage Foods” to com-fi*~~~ n\ 21
memorate the Bicentennial from the Burleson Club in Showmanship Award in the
year of 1976. “Heritage the Junior Division, won a Senior Division for her table
Foods meant a food that ; first place ribbon for her decoration and setting using
was common in early Amer- ientry in the “snack” cate- a bicentennial theme. She
ica or a recipe passed down |gory. Scott Walker and was presented with a twelve
from an ancestor. yjAngie Ross won the honors bottle spice rack as an
There were four catefories <of representing Johnson award.
in the show: Snacks and -County at the District Food
Beverages; Bread and Cer- Show to be held March 13. Mrs. Gloria Garrett, the
eals; Main Dishes; and Side In the Senior Division project leader, is very proud
_• of all nine of the 4-H’ers.
iowledge of /and Debbie Morris entered They all did an excellent job
Teets our ■ “Breads and Desserts” and
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present in the dished they, each won a second place
prepared and entered in the gibbon. Joyce Dudley and
show. Tina Morris entered “Main
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Reg. 2.99 pkg. | pk. or FOB
SALE! SAVE ON THICK ’N
THIRSTY BATH TOWELS
$159
ggc 1 each
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BED PILLOW SAVINGS!
polyester filled pillows
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MANY OTHER ITEMS!!
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jAngie Ross won the honors bottle spice rack
in the show: Snacks and -’County at the District Food
Beverages; Bread and Cer- Show to be held March 13.
Dishes. Contestants were (ages~14-19), Karen Walker
judged on their kno’
food, how it aj
bodies, and on thi
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Hutson, Wayne & Moody, James. Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 15, 1976, newspaper, January 15, 1976; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1337568/m1/22/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Burleson Public Library.