Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 150, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 9, 1952 Page: 3 of 6
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imily Reunion Brings Cochrane;
>gether First Time In 23 Years
family reunion that brought
?ther eight person"for the first
in i!U years was observed her«'
' i!,p' wekniwl at the home of
. Nell Pierce.
Uey are the children of Mr.
Airs. 1. P. Cochrane, who first
" to Breckenridge from Louihi-
m .\ugunt oi IM! .
«• children are: Will I'orhrane
'enver City, Mrs. k..tiP Kcath
of Abilene; Mi.;. Anna Wibon
of Breckenridge; Mrs.. Luther Har-
hin of Mesqmte; Mrs". Nell Pierce
of Breckenridge; Mrs. Tonimie
Newman of Breckenridge; Mrs.
Howard Boone of Odessa; and Cur-
tis Cochrane of Baytown.
Also calling was Mrs. Aiuia
Thompson, only surviving aunt, of
Kivcken ridge, along with other
friends of the family.
The house was decorated
throughout with family photo-
graphs, reminiscent of childhood
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cochrane,
pioneer residents here, were out'
standing citizens. He retired in
1919 and moved to Cisco, where
he remained until his death in 1925.
Mrs. Cochrane followed him in
death in 1929.
The old home, once located in
the Cochrane addition on the cor-
ner of liiudsey and Breckenridge,
was sold and moved off.
Also surviving are eight grand-
children and eight great grand-
children.
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Serve Coke with
good things to eal
CADDO NEWS
Mrs. J. H. Gracey had the mis
fortune to break one of her toes
last week. She has been getting
around on crutches.
Miss Colleen Davis is convaleS'
ing at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Davis, this
week. She underwent an appenc
ctoiny at the West Texas Chnic in
Ituugcr last Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Foster and
son Phil will leave very soon for
Swenson to make their home. Mr.
Foster has served the Baptist
Church here for the past three
years and his congregation and
many friends regretfully accepted
his resignation last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrpy Lee and
son George of Fort Worth spent
the weekend with the formers
mother, Mrs. Sue Lee.
Mr. and Mi's. W. A. Mitchell
and two sous of San Antonio visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nelms over
the week end of the Fourth.
Mrs. Clarence Bronsted has re-
turned to her home after undergo-
ing surgery in Fort Worth two
weeks ago.
Cora-Cola adds its own
clitious flavor to the tasty things
that tempt your gueot3.
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Shop at
the sign of
AT YOUR
FOOD STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Cramer and
Jerry are vacationing in Missouri
this week with their daughter and
sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jenkins and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Itogers and
children vacationed last week, in
Springer, New Mexico.
J. B. Calvin has been appointed
the Tax Assessor and Collector Cor
Caddo Independent School for 1952.
Joe Fagg and J. It. Coody of
Breckenridge were in Haskell Sun-
day attending to the latter's ranch-
ing affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rogers are
visiting the W. T. Huffman home
in Dallas this week. Their daugh-
ter (Mrs. Huffman) celebrated her
birthday on Sunday with her par-
ents present.
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Moons Meet In j
Davis Residence
The Moon Circle of the First
Baptist Church met Monday morn-
ing in the home of Mrs. Rosa
Davis.
M rs. Minnie Peeler nave the
opening prayer and following a
short business session the group
heard a Bible lesson, and a discus-
sion on "Rebecca" was led by Mrs.
(>. K. Mauldin.
Refreshments were served to six
members, and Mrs. S. L. Jones
closed the meeting with prayer.
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FLOOR FURNACE
to be given away
JULY 31
Nothing to Buy • No Obligation
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COMMUNITY PUBLIC
SERVICE COMPANYi
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it possible far yea
truck for your
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m Betitwwohf aluminum-alloy
Spirt
lead protection, gyro I
an 'A-, I-tow and
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, ' hHer weight AsMMeo. Dodge short wh*etbase
' allow* mar' weight to be earned on the front axle,
i Bwsust the cugiiM to located farther forward and
1 front axle ie asorod back, you can haul bigger loada
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We solved our hauling problems
<with Dodge 'Job-Rated' trucks"
Dror btwinew calls for trncks that ran haul big loads
iy in and day out—and wp like our trucks to taM,
«>! That's why we prefer Dodge trucks that are
ob-Hotoi' to lit our particular hauling job.
We recently put in service two Dodge 'Joh-RatmT
i rton models . : : and th«y sure haul big loads the
ay we want them to'. For instance, the 170-inch
heelbase models allow for a 14-foot body, which is
eat for our business. And Dodge easy-handling ad-
intaget* enable us to maneuver these tracks in the
ine space as some other truck* with 12-foot bodies *
x The right load-easrytog owOs. Frame, axles, and other
M I™1* that cmrry 'WH® STP on Dodge.
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V needed to supputl your load. All an "Job-Rated"
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The right leadHNOiriag salts. You get an engine that s
"Job-Rated" with plenty of power to pull bigger loads
at low coat. In fact, all toad-moving oasts —rh as
. dutch, trnneni—ma, tear axle—are engineered to
move bigger loada. • * *
Sec
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BRECKENRIDGE, TEXAS
PHONE 787
Mrs. Shaw Host
To Sallee Circle
Mrs. Frank Shaw was hostess
at her home Monday morning to
members of the Sallee Circle of
the First Baptist Church in their
regular meeting.
Mrs. Gilbert Ridings gave the
opening prayer, and Mrs. Phillip
Campbell presided over a business
interval, at which it was decided
there will be no meeting next Mon-
day.
Mrs. Boyd McCoy gave the Bible
lesson, and Mrs. Reed Gibbens
gave the closing prayer.
CWF Members
Hold Covered
Dish Luncheon
The Christian Woman's Fellow-
ship of the First Christian Church
held a covered dish luncheon at
the Church Sunday morning at 11
o'clock.
Mrs. Homer Weatherford was in
charge of the worship service, on
"The Beginning".
Mrs. D. T. Bowles, guest re-
viewer, gave a talk on the book
"Bride's Island".
A business session was in tin-
hands of Mrs. Sain Fambro.
Projects scheduled for July include
gathering of old bathing suits for
the Juliet Fowler home in Dallas,
and canned fruits and juices for
the Harwood Hall in Dallas. A
$25 scholarship will be sent to the
Johnson Bible College at Kini-
berlin Heights.
Present at the meeting were 'i\
members and one guest, Mrs.
Bowles.
Culpeppers Meet
In Church Tues.
The Culpepper Circle of the Cal-
vary Baptist Church met Tuesday
afternoon at the church.
The meeting was opened with
song, and Miss Margie Moore was
in charge of the program.
Mrs. Odessa Moore closed with
prayer.
Present were seven members and
four visitors.
PERSONALS
Judge and Mrs. Jesse R. Smith
entertained in their home during
the Fourth of July holiday, honor-
ing three North Texas students,
and one Baylor student. From
North Texas were Miss Margie
Ferguson, niece of Mrs. Smith,
Ruth Spears, and Jimmy Lanley;
from Baylor was Gerald Lam.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bendorf have
as visitors Mrs. Bendorfs sisters,
Mrs. Ellis Kahn and daughter,
Hedda Lynn, of Hayti, Mo., and
Mrs. Ben Antweil of Texarkana,
and a nephew, Charles Ivan Ant-
weil of Texarkana, Ark.
CLUB NOTES
The Bethany Class of the First
Baptist Church will not meet
Thursday evening, as previously
scheduled. Announcement will be
made of the next meeting.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 9, 1952—BRECKENRIDGE AMERICAN--®.
Breckenridge Chapter 659, OES,
will have its regularly stated
meeting Thursday evening at eight
o'clock. All members and visiting
Eastern Stars are invited.
Parties Honor
Miss Sandra
Holfingsworth
Miss Sanara Hollingsworth was
entertained by friends with parties
the past week.
Tuesday evening a slumber par-
ty at the home of Miss Kay Bur-
row was held. Those attending
were Misses Sylvia Sullivan, Patsy-
Pearson, Peggy Donnell, Sherry/
Funderburg, Jannice Jarratt; Bet-
ty t- Baker, Treva Greenlee, Linda
Bunger, Gloria Carney, and the
hostess and honoree. .
Friday, July 4, Miss Holliugg-*
worth was honored with a party
at Possum Kingdom Lake. Attend*
i-ng were: Jackie Sandefer, Sonny
Everett, Bobby Phariss, Howard
Pardue, Thurman Andres3, Jack
Jenkens, Jack Duvall, W. L. Pevey,
Bobby Williamson, Dalton Bleeker,
Gary Smith, Patsy Pearson, Lor-
raine West, Peggy Donnell, Gloria
Carney, Sherry Funderburg, Treva
Greenlee, Kay Barros, Nedra
Douglas, and the honoree and Mrs.
Marvin Andress and Mrs. Tiner. ;
pretty Ploy .Time - a
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> If so, what kind of figure do you
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but dowdy? There's no need to
look that way. The newest fash-
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the right cover-up coupled with
adequate cut for freedom of action.
Our model (left) demonstrates
this actively in a blouse of linen-
BY GAILE Dl'G.VS
NBA Woman's Editor
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This is cut sleeveless and has ex-
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Worn with it arc shorts that arc
smoothly tailored and cuffed.
terminating at exactly the rigfett
length. The whole affair is cinche$
at the waist by a wide, elasticlzeitv
belt equipped with a coin purse., y
If fishing's your dish, there's Jfc;
rainbow-striped blouse (right! tof
wear while you angle. In whited
cotton broadcloth, it has oversized?
patch pockets that will hold
or bent pins. Both blouses are !&>
the budget class.
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priced to clear immediately at cost and below! Don't miss this sale!
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Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 150, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 9, 1952, newspaper, July 9, 1952; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth134328/m1/3/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.