Stephenville Daily Empire (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 118, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 15, 1966 Page: 3 of 8
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Tuesday, February 15, 1944
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lear and
granddaughter, Barbara of Mona-
hans visited over the weekend with
Mrs. Lear’s mother, Mrs. Fred
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New York, will reign over
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Mountains aid and resort
area. Her title? Miss
Stretch Pants of 1966.
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Mrs. W. A. Schmidt Speaks to
Teha Lanna Chapter of DAR
this time would be a mistake, un-
less it can be done through mutual
agreement with the Viet Cong. She
plead with her audience not only
to be vocal on this subject, but to
do everything possible to support
our forces on the battle line.
Mrs. Schmid closed her speech
by quoting Isiah 60:1, where he
says, “Arise shine! for they light is
come, and the glory of the Lord is
risen upon thee.**
The meeting at the Community
room, Stephenville State Bank, was
followed with a luncheon honoring
the guest of honor at the Tarleton
Steak House, which was attended
by twenty members and guests.
Mrs. Schmid was accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. R. T. Dupree
of Fort Worth, who was also a guest
of the chapter.
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and Neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Self visited
in Kerrville Sunday with Mrs. A.
D. Young.
products to display to her audience.
She urged the public to buy care-
fully and use caution in believing
miracle claims. If at any time con-
sumers doubt the truth or suspect
the contents of a package in their
possession they are urged to send
the product in question, or the en-
tire outer carton to: Food and Drug
Administration — 3022 Bryan Street
— Dallas, Texas. If the product is
fraudulent, action will be taken by
this governmental department.
Miss May Jones, Campus Club
President, conducted the business
meeting. Mesdames Paul Cunyus,
Doyle Graves, Joe Davis, A. J.
Spangler, and Mrs. W. R. Morton
were hostesses. Mrs. E .J. Howell
presided at the serving table.
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in cooking. It can also be stored on
the self until needed. Use milk in
cooking and include ice cream,
cheese and other milk products in
the family’s meals.
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Pupils of Chamberlin 2E, under
the direction of Miss Virginia Bond
and Mrs. W. B. Sartor, presented a
play in two acts “The First Valen-
tine,** Feb. 3, at 1:30 at Chamber-
lin. A Tea Party for parents gad
children, a courtesy of the room
mothers, followed the play.
Characters were as follows: Val-
iene Chumney, queen of hearts;
James Lytal, king of hearts; Jeff
Burleson, jack of hearts; Tommy
Tucker and his brother, Mark Cas-
stevens, Ralph Williams; Bo-Peep
and shepherd maidens, Alisa Ter-
rell, Rose Bishop, Elaine Robinson,
Deana Jones, Sherry Ratliff, Sheila
Goodman, Dorene Williams, Leslie
Martin, Bethany Bryant, Dalna
Barron, and Dereece Stephens.
Neil Russell, Jerry Barnes, Timo-
thy Purvis, Ralph Williams, Brent
Pendleton, Ken Dofris, and Gilbert
Gonzales were brownies.
Kenneth Dorris, Johnny Watson,
Bill Parham, Tracy Tuck, Jimmy
Shinn, Ricky Hughes, Kevin Kitch-
ens, and Don Turney were detec-
tives.
Is Jolly Time
Club Sweetheart
The Jolly Time Club met with
Mrs. Lola Booth in her new home
for the second meeting in Febru-
ary.
A covend dish dinner was serv-
ed and business meeting followed.
The members took a tour of the
house whf'ch was decorated
throughout with floral arrange-
ments.
A housewarming shower was
held for Mrs. Booth and a Valen-
tine gift was presented to Mrs.
<. Daniels,, her mother who is Jolly
Time Club Sweetheart.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Florence Cole.
Those present or sending gifts
were Zea Ola Winn, Alys Peters,
Ana Lee Hatchett, Effie Mathis,
Nina Main, Irene Kennedy, Mrs.
Daniels, Da Scott, Nita Deavers,
Florence Cole, Erie Herring and
the hostess Lola Booth.
Mrs. W. A. Schmid of Fort Worth
was introduced to members of
Teha Lanna Chapter, D. A. R. and
a number of guests, Wednesday, at
its meeting, by her friend, Mrs.
Frances Burt, following the opening
prayer by Mrs. A. L. Porter, and
the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag. Mrs. Merle Gnnoe, regent,
presided.
Mrs. Schmid, a member of the
National Board of Pro-America
with headquarters in New York,
helped organize chapters in Fort
Worth, Dallas, El Paso and Tyler.
She warned of the encroachment
of the Communists in our country
in high places. It is her opinion
that to withdraw from Viet Nam at
Mrs. Daniels
ing year. When buying onions, con-
sider shape and size The USDA’s
Consumer and Marketing Service
sets U. S. standards for grading
onions, although grades do not al-
ways appear on the consumer pack-
age.
Weatherford visited in the home
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Brandt over the weekend. They al-
so visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Col-
lins.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz of
Benbrook and Mrs. Sam Cook of
Fort Worth visited Mrs. A. H.
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a strung flavor, buy globe onions,
which are medium in size and glo-
bular tn shape. The flavor of this
type of onion keeps very well when
stored in a cool, dry place. Globe
onions are available throughout the
year.
For a milder, onion, choose the
Bermuda or Spanish onion. The
Bermuda is large and flat with a
yellow, buff or red skin. Look for
Bermudas in the stores from March
to June. The Spanish onio is large
and elongated, with a light yellowy
or tan color. Spanish anions art
available from August to April, j
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Social Security
QUESTIONS
QUESTION: I am not retired. I
am under age 72 and have no plans
for immediate retirement. Am I
expected to retire if I apply for
“Medicare”? .’ ,
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gated to reltre in order to have the
protection of “Medicare”. This is
true of either the Hospital Insur-
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To enhance the flavor of boiled,
baked or creamed onions, add cara-
way seed, mustard seed, “ *
oregano, sage or thyme.
Johnson over the weekend.
Mrs. Madeline SuUenberger en-
tertained her sons and families in
her home during the weekend; Mr.
and Mrs. Hal SuUenberger, Joe
and Broocks of Fort Worth and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom SuUenberger
of Denton. They also visited their
grandmother, Mrs. AUce Funk-
houser.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wood of the
Pilot Knob Community visited last
week In Odessa with his sister,
Mrs. Norman Whiseand.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Welch and
daughter Linda of CoUege Station
visited here over the weekend with
their parents, Mrs. R. A. Welch
and Mrs. V. 0. Porter. Mrs. Welch
has beening visiting in College
Station for Ute past two weeks.
Shannon and Kyle Wright of Dal-
las are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Autis McMahan and
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wright. Their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright
are in Mexico City on vacation.
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Construction of New Homes is a
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WELL TRAINED BY A UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP OF BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT.
Many Job Corps graduates already are succeeding, working in business and Industry in eveiy part
of the country. They sr© good workers •.. wsll trained by a workinc combination of business and
government. Job Corps taught them not only how to do a job. but how to dJdXn
along In a job, how to get ahead in life. If you h$ve jobs to fill... in restaurant and
hotel work ... retail sales ... forestry trades ... office work... business ma-
chine operation and repair... welding... electronics... or many other fields...
write to Jobs, Job Corps, Washington, D. C. 4
HIRE A JOB CORPS GRADUATE
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Mrs. Leona Allman Speaks
To Tarleton Campus Club
The Tarleton Campus club met talk, but she brought many of the
Feb. 8 in the Wren Room of the
Dining Rag Building.
Mizs DdUie Glover opened the
meeting with a prayer. Mrs, C. M.
Flory served as leader for the
afternoon meeting. Miss Gayje Hop-
««, accompanied by Miss Lou
Greenway at the piano, entertained
the members and guests with two
solos
Mrs. Leona Allman, a Consumer
Consultant for the Food anti Drug
Administration of the Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare
(serving Texas and Oklahoma) ser-
ved as guest speaker.
Mrs. Allman’s topic “Diet De-
lusions and Medical Frauds” was
of great interest to all attending
the meeting. Not only did Mrs. All-
man expose many frauds in her
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Today's average American lives
22 years longer than in 1900.
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Jack rabbits can run at a apeed
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Furnace Filters Need "Regular Change
; touches1 iq seasoning mark you as
a cook and hostess who knows and
carer about food at its best.
Skimplpg On Milk Is Poor
Economy
To skimp on milk In order to cut
family food costs is poor economy.
Without enough milk you can hard-
ly provide meals that meet the
family’ calcuim needs. Milk is a
good buy for high-quality protein,
the B-vitamins, riboflavin and other
vitamins and minerals necessary
for healthy growth. Money can be
saved on milk purchases. Here are BHIB^I
some suggested possible ways to BW^^B
save in buying fresh, whole milk: BUh^H
(1) Conapare prices. Milk of the
same quMlty from different com-
panies sometimes varies in price.
(2) Check to see if milk companies BBBIH
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large home deliveries. Check also
on cash-and-carry versus home — BBH^H
delivery prices. By carrying milk t|||H^B
from the- store you may save 1 to 3 BIBI^B
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for less in 2-quart and gallon con-
tainers tjian by the quart or pint.
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eva;>orated milk. Evaporated milk
has nutritive values similar to fresh BBB^H
whole milk and often may be used BBI^^I
the same way — in infant feeding
and cooking, for example. Other
less expensive products are skim
milk, bittterm ilk, and non-fat dry ^B^BH
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By MRS. HBLIN F. PUGH
Heme Demonstration Agent
Simply replacing the filters in
home heating units at regular in-
tervals will improve the comfort
and save fuel in most homes.
Heater filters in units used in
most homes and other buildings
should be changed more than once
a month during the winter season.
The disposable filters are usually
easy to change and are inexpen-
sive. • ' ' —
New homes or homes that have
had a remodeling job may need to
have the filters ehanged oftener
during the first heating season be-
cause of the extra dust in the sys-
tems. Inspection of filters is the
best means of telling when they
need ehanging.
Most Texas homes have a gas
furnace connected to an electrical-
ly operated fan which pushes the
heated air through the ducts to the
various room.
This not a powerful suction fan,
and if it to forced to pull air
through a clogged filter, the effic-
iency of the heating system is re-
duced.
Someone in the family should be
responsible for giving the beating
unit filters a frequent check. Clean
filters will mean more efficent
heating and comfort for the family.
Oniona Add Zest To your Meals
For those homemakers who want
a little zest in their menus, try
using more onions and seasonings
in food.
A record-breaking crop will keep
consumers well-supplied with good
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McCullough, Gordon. Stephenville Daily Empire (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 118, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 15, 1966, newspaper, February 15, 1966; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1351239/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.