Stephenville Daily Empire (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 138, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 15, 1966 Page: 6 of 6
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If you save money, you deserve to
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Terry Stephens, Texas Tech
Junior, spent the weekend with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Stephens. Stephens is featured
twirler of the Red Raider Band.
Last year he won the national
contest in Milwaukee.
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Man Found Dead on
Ranch Near Dublin
DUBLIN - Ruben Jeff Mil-
ler, 65, was found dead of nat-
ural causes Sunday morning
on the Jess Henson ranch where
he was employed. He was be-
lieved to have died sometime
Friday.
Funeral was held in the Har-
rell Funeral Home Chapel at
2 p.m. Monday, with burial in
Hazeldale Cemetery.
He was born April 15, 1901, in
Comanche County, and was a
veteran of World War II.
Survivors are one daughter,
Mrs. E. B. Sligh of Fort Worth;
one sister, Mrs. C. R. Coor of
Dublin; and one brother, Virgil
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Mr. and Mrs. Rush Mcl-emore
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Lemore and John Scott in Che-
enne, Oklahoma over the week-
nd. Their grandson, John Scott,
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t take the laws into
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a seek redress in the
courts rather than in the streets
if we are to survive as a civil-
ized nation.”
Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. A. L. Porter and
Mrs J. F. Whisenant.
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laxatives have to force action by
Bushing, irritating ar fMsmUhg
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The new mirads substance —
known medfcaBy as dfoctyl so-
dium siilfnwa(Mats Trorti in a
oompiatsfy dJRsrant way. M to got
a laxative! It simply makes natu-
ral mototure la the eaten moisten
and soften dry, hard waste mare
effectively. Then normal elimina
tion follows naturally. Thus by
working only an waste, aat on
you, **m» subatance eamcts con-
as no laxative can.
This new liftwovvy has now
W. R- Looney
Garage A Welding
We specialize in brake end
tuneup service.
We have all kinds of flat
steel, pipe and structural
material. We buy an kinds
scrap iron, batteries, radita-
tors and metal.
•132 GLiN ROSA HIGHWAY
Stephenville, Texas
501 Coil
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS SET
15 Year Warranty. (Quilted Mattress Cover)
Reguler >119.00
No trade-in pleeae. Twist or reguler size
20th Century Club
The Twentieth Century Club
will meet March 17, at 3 p.m. in
the Chib House for Friendship
and Guest Day. Mrs. Ross Wolfe
will present the program "Trea-
sures From Many Lands” with
comments and a display. Hos-
tesses will be Mrs. J. C. Terrell
and Mrs. J. K. Bone.
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MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS
3/3 size. Regular >19.95
Slightly damaged
Mias Marguerite
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manche High Sch<
ed President of District XI,
Texas State Teachers Associa
tion, at the 59th annual conven-
tion held in San Angelo Thurs-
day and Friday.
Miss Ross, a native of Co-
manche, is the daughter of Mrs.
Beulah Arthur Ross and the
late Frank Ross. Her entire tea-
ching career has been in the
Comanche Public Schools.
Other district officers elect-
ed were Gene Burleson, San
Angelo, Vice-Preseident; Miss
Jewel Werner, Comanche, sec-
regtaxy, -and I. L. Lassiter of
Brownwood, treasurer. “
«The convention will be in
Brownwood Coliseum in 1967.
Mrs. Ralph Currin of Priddy
was elected district executive
committeewoman and Cullen
Perry of Santa Anna was nanv
ed state executive committee-
man.
Counties in District XI in-
elude Brown, Coke, Coleman, Miller of Alexander, Tex.
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HOLLYWOOD SET
Full 4" Foam Mattress complete with Headboard
Regular >64.95
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SEALY BOX SPRINGS
Regular she. Regular Price >39.95 ...
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Jack Stewart
Franks, dean
University of
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civil disobedience”. “Tres-
pass’,' frequently blocking and
appropriating sidewalks,
H „ streets and highways, intended
inflation and depression, for public uses. That conduce
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Another recent article quoted
some comments of J. Edgar
Hoover about the effects of
spreading crime upon the per-
sonal safety of our citizens. He
said: “There is too much con-
cern in this country ... for
the ’rights of an individual who
commits a crime. I think he is
entitled to his (legal) rights,
but I thtink the citizens <rf this
country ought to be able to
walk all the streets of our cit-
ies without being mugged, rap-
ed or robbed.’’ Mr. Whittaker
bankers great problems, but he
stated that bankers generally
support the actions of the Fed
because they act for the best
long range intereest of our
country.
He stated that the function of
safe.— not habit-forming. No
warning on tba toh« y no pre-
scription needed. Try Reounx^—
discover for yourself feat yon
may mow need to take • laxa-
tive againl
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. ■ Maguire gave examples of it is als<
t th,e Com- signs of inflation which some,erament
room, Stepgen- politicians fall to publicly re-
cognize. Such as when the dol-
lar buys less land, groceries,
and clothing thtan it did twen-
ty years ago, the dollar is
worth just that much less. That
even though prices and profit*1
have kept pace with the infla-
tion-fixed incomes from insur-
ance annuities, and various
types of pensions have not. This
hurts the little man who does
not hgve the wealth or credit
to hedge against inflation. As
wages have increased, the tax-
es of local and federal govern-
ments have increased. The fed-
eral tax collector gets more to
the raise in wages thtan he did
of the previous salary because
the wage earner moves into a
higher income bracket.
He supported the independ-
ence at the
direct political influences be-
cause what needs to be done
will usually not be popular;
and politicians, because of var-
ious pressures of special inter-
est groups, often refuse to act
in unpopular ways.
Mrs. Ganoe presided over the
business session. She is the del-
the Fed was set out in the Fed- eg«te to the FAR State Con-
vention in Waco, March 15-17.
Mrs. George Sparkman read
the President General’s letter,
and the National Defense Mes-
sage was given by Miss May
Allmon, who gave the gist of
an article by Charles E. Whit-
taker, titled “Mass Disobedi-
ence Endangers Nation.” A few
high points worthy of serious
consideration are: Mass disre-
spect for, and defiance of, the
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of candidates
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were attended were as follows:
“Financing a College Educa-
tion”; “Coaching is Teaching,
Too”; “Organizing New F- ®
A Chapters”; “So You Are
Planning to go to College”;
“The Rote a College Education
Plays in Your Future” and "U-
brarianship as a Profession.”
The House Of Delegates had
the committee reports on con-
stitutional amendments, ethical
practicer code and resolutions.
All unfinished business was fin-
ished and the election of offi-
cers started.
Dr. Lawrence
of men at the
Texas, presided at the annual
awards night
Following the annual awards
night, the convention came to
a close with the reception for
1985-1968 state officers. The re-
ception featured refreshments,
dancing and entertainment by
“Tim Lively and the Profits.”
The Stephenville members of
Future Teachers of America
that attended the convention
were: Marilyn Miller, Bill Wat-
son, BIB Irwin, David Self, Da-
vid Yates, David Daniell, Ann
Starwhora, Annalyn Skipper,
Shirley Howard, Sandy Chew,
Janice Wesson, Karen Dunn,
Jan Bramlett, Kathy Hancock,
Johanna Green.
They do this by applying the
brakes to an over stimulated
economy and boom that seems
to be running away otward fur-
ther inflation or by giving our
economy a shot in the arm to
keep our economy from slip-
ping back.
It has to be remembered that
the Fed does not make the sit-
uation, they merely try tp car-
ry out the prementioned func-
tion as the situations are cre-
ated.
Maguire pointed out that tra-
vel, world wide investments,
and foreign aid in this day and
time no longer isolate countries
but rather put each other on
the others doorstep financially.
For example the great econo-
mice growth in West Germany
and Japan have raised their in-
treset rates wheres Ameri-
cans seek better yields abroad.
This causes interest rates to
be raised at home to keep our
money at home and not make
a balance of payment deficit
CH. Maguire
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fifteen members of the J.
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of America the
ided the 17th
Annual T." r T. A. State Con-
" 1^,85, in Austin,
infloa has seven ma-
eonsisting of three
MietM, workshops,
Delegates, annual
kt, and the reception
The first General session was
to welcome everyone, introduce
the guests and give convention
announcements and directions.
During the Second general
session, several boys and girls
gave their Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
A. Speeches on “Flexibility:
Education’s D e m a n d.” “A
Three Ring Circus” and “A Mu-
sical Retrospect of the Central
Comanche Teacher Elected
To Top Association Post
Comanche, Concho, Crockett,
Erath, Irion, Kimble, McCul-
lough, Mason, Menard, Mills,
Runnels, San Saba, Schleicher,
Sterling, Sutton, and Tom
Green.
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eral Reserve act of 1913 in that
through its Board of Governors
and by using the various tools
they have (one of which is rais-
ng and lowering the Discount
Rate) they try to carry out
that function. The function be-
ing: To control the flow of cre-
dit and money in such a way
as to maintain 1 orderly eco-
nomic growth, 2) a. stable dol-
lar, 3) and a long-run balance . , t
in our international payments, law and the courts, induced by
'The controversy is whether f*
the administration in office, matory preachments of some
Democrats or Repubticans, self-appointed leaders, “to
think like a majority at the obey the good laws, but to vio-
members of the Fed Board who late the bad ones.” “Peaceable
vote when to apply each tool
in order to accomplish their
function. The Fed is supposed
to keep us on the “slope” be-
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District Meet
Political
Announcements
«t the coming Democratic Primary aloe-
'in to ba mS aMv 7. 1H4 AH announct
pent* will be listed In the order In whkt
bey MW been racetved.
For Congress
17th District
ELDON MAHON
OMAR BURLESON
For Senator
12th Senatorial District
J. P. WORD
-For County Judge
CLYDE V. SWEENEY
ROBERT (Bob) CATHEY
LEONARD FENNER
L. L. (BLACKIE) MARTIN
For County Treasurer
MRS. JOY TAYLOR
For Commissioner, Pre. No. 2
WAYNE THIEBAUD
C. P. JONES
For Commissioner Pre. No. 4
O. B. STARNES
C. T. (SON) FULFER
JOHNNIE E. COMPTON
For County Superintendent
L. S. CHANDLER
2nd Term
For County
WILUAM
2nd Term
For Justice of Ponca
F. D. HICKS
(Re-election)
For Sheriff
ERNEST J. HUCKABEE
City Council, Place 2
MRS. DOYLE WHITE
(Re-election)
City Council
Place 4
CHARLES RIGGINS
City Council Place 5
W. M. (Bill) IRWIN
(Unexpired term)
JESSE SEXTON ;
Per City Council Place 4
BILL CHRISTIAN
City Counclk-Plaeo I
mrs. Fred MccleskEy y
polnioi BovprsTino win dp casn in •<>
vence. The following ratei for announce.
Mows win Mweit:
District Office tOMS
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mens* win apoaer In both
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ter met March 9, at th<e
munity Club room,
vilte State Bank. The regent,
Mrs. Merle Ganoe led the group
in the Pledge of Allegiance to
to the Flag, after which Mrs.
A. L. Porter offered a prayer.
Miss Ethel Baker, secretary,
read the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting.
Mrs. Ganoe presented the
speaker for the meeting, C. H.
Maguire, Jr., President of the
Stephenville State Bank, who
» spoke on “The Federal Re-
serve Controversy.” Because
of the technical aspects of the
£ subject, Maguire gave the
background concerning the Fe-
deral Reserve System, in order
that members of the DAR
might form their own opinions
about the Controversy when the
matters are brought out in var-
ious news media from time to
time. He denied that the Fed
was a “Bankers Bank" in that
many of its actions caused
Dismissal.
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How You May
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New Miracle lUfttlator
Keeps Wa<te Soft—So
Bowel* Move Naturally
New Yegfc, N.Y. WecteD-
After 12 yean* mcarch, acien-
tbts have dfeconred a wonder
workiag substance that comets
coMfeotien entirely without tex-
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two
Texas State Garden
Clubs, Inc. In Euless Wednes-
day.
“Spring Time Magie” win be
the theme of the meeting, with
headquarters in the Western
Hills Inn. Scott Fikes of the
Fort Worth Botanic Center, will
speak on “Edges of Annuals.
Featured speaker will be Mrs.
C. J. Montgomery of Houston.
She wiU talk on “Magic in Col-
or.” Awards will be announced
at the luncheon.
KSSE M. ELUOTL <
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Because he cam an mock
about planning toe best
I fetesfence programs pos-
sible. He spends endless
hour* of continuous sfefer
on aN phase* of Insurance.
' He’s professionally trained,
highly qualified, exception-
ally dedicated ... and ready
to tfye you “Heart of Gold*
service.
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McCullough, Gordon. Stephenville Daily Empire (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 138, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 15, 1966, newspaper, March 15, 1966; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1351259/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.