Throckmorton Tribune (Throckmorton, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1964 Page: 5 of 8
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The Treasury introduces
a $75 Savings Bond
Quick facfs about
Series E Savings Bonds
For your convenience, the
Treasury Department now of-
fers a new denomination Series
3S Savings Bond.
It’s worth $75 when it ma-
tures in 7% years. Sells for
just $56.25.
And like all the other de-
nominations of U. S. Savings
&onds, it’s dedicated to the
cause of freedom.
It’s on. sale now. Buy it
where you work or bank.
appeared. Miss Baird has had
leading rolls in “Good Morn-
ing, Miss Dove”, “Mr. Novak”
and many others.
The Hardin-Simmons drama
Buy E Bonds for growth—
H Bonds for current income
YOU HAVE A . . .
SERIOUS HEART CONDITION!
Keep freedom in your future with
U. S. SAVINGS BONDS
"Operation Security" May 1 to July 4
• You get $4 for every $3 at
maturity
• You can get your money when
you need it
• Your Bonds are replaced free if
lost, destroyed or stolen
• You pay no state or local tax and
can defer the federal tax until
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Mrs.Myrtle Davis is visit-
ing her san and family in Ca-
lifornia.
Kxas BAPTIST YOUTH
Festival at six flags
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Davis
and Larry Winter of the local
First Baptist Church sponsor-
ed a trip to Six Flags Over
Texas by a group of young
people on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 4-5.
story of Baptist in early Tex-
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were many others to see and
The group reported there
hear, but time was limited
and part of the afternoon was
spent enjoying the beautiful
sights at Six Flags.
There were 28,000
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The group returned home
about 6:30 that evening—“a
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This warning by a doctor has made many
stop and think seriously about the remaining
years. When the doctor places you on a diet,
or regulates your exercise, it is wise to obey.
Even more serious is the matter of making
our hearts right with the Lord, for,this deals
with an eternity.
.. .“Man Looketh on the outzvard appearance,
but the Lord looketh ozi the heart.”
Regular worship is God’s prescription . . .
Attend Church Sunday.
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lovely There were 28,000 young
drift people present on Tuesday and
18,0t90 the day the local young
people were there.
The Throckmorton group
spent Wednesday night in the
lay seminary diorms a t Fort
Worth. Thursday was spent in
tours of the seminary, the
beautiful Travis Ave. Baptist
Church and the
life-size wax scene
on Green, Margaret Davis,
Judy Magin, Ann Lilly. Sam-
my Mass'ey, Tommy Martin,
Beth Lilly, Janie Lindsey,
Johnny Keeter, Gene Oates,
Glenda Magin and Judy Dun-
lap.
The purpose of the youth
festival was to raise the
Christian flag to fly proudly
with the six flags of Texas.
There were several wonder-
ful things to see and hear from
the manv personalities of mo-
vie and TV fame, the sponsors
reported.
Bliss Glass, a professional
football player with the Cleve- players presented the “Con-
land Browns, and now a Bap- version of Sam Houston” a
to that love by loving his neighbor. Without
this grounding in the love of God, no govern-
ment or society or way of life will long
persevere and the freedoms which we hold so
dear will inevitably perish. Therefore, wen
from a selfish point of view, one should support
the Church for the sake -of the welfare of him-
self and his family. Beyond that, however,
every person should uphold and participate in
the Church because it tells the truth about
man’s life, death and destiny; the truth which
: alone will set him free to live as a child of
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'Vj world for spreading the knowledge of His love
for mon and of i’is demand for man to respond
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<tist (minister, was the main
speaker.
Miss Linda Loftis, Miss Tex-
as, 1961, was said to have giv-
en a. wonderful testimony and
also sang, as some 18,000
young people were seated on
the grassy slope across the
lake and heard her
voice as it seemed to
across the water where the
Those attending were Shar- young people were gathered.
Green, Margaret Davis, ttt ,
Gregory Wa.lcott gave a
very inspirational message” at
the amphitheatre. A
preacher and star of NBC-TV
series, “87th Precinct”, he al-
so has had parts in Bonanza
and the movie “Captain New- Church and the memorable
man”. life-size wax scene of the
Pam Baird, actress. - singer “Lord’s Supper”. They also vi-
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“A man is never so weak as
when a pretty girl tells him
how strong he is.”
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Dallas spent
last week end in the home of
Mr. and Frs. G. B. Bruton.
Mrs. Bobby Bell from No-
tees and her mother, Mrs.
John Enlou from Littlefield
visited here with Mr. and Mrs.
Jet Bell.
JUNE 11, 1964
THROCKMORTON. TEXAS
Capital of the Cow Country
The Fort Griffin Know-Your-
Neighbor Club will hold i t s
next meeting Friday, June 12,
at 7:30 p. m. at the communi-
ty center.
Ice cream and cake will be
served and games will be
played.
Bathing Suits in stock for boys, girls,
men and women, from 1.25 up.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Dod-
son from California have been
visiting here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Collins
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowen
from Lovington, New Mexico
spent several days here.
Miss Margaret Davis i s
spending the week with a
friend, Miss Iris Hollings-
worth, at the Baptist seminary
in Fort Worth. She will ac-
company Iris and Larry Win-
ter to Dallas for a program
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson
and Wayne visited with their
daughter and husband in
Baird Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ima Hargrove and boys
and her mother, Mrs. Georgia
Lilly, attended a reunion at
Polas Sunday.
Mr. Cicero Cohron and fam-
ily of Weatherford visited in
Throckmorton over the week
end.
Mrs. Clarence Jackson
turned home Friday night
from General Hospital in Wi-
chita Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jack-
son and family atended a fa-
mily reunion in Eliasville
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wells
■have had as their guests, their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Coy
Wells and children from Wyo-
ming, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Wells, and 3 boys from Hprst,
and her mother, Mrs. Ba.ss of
Fort Worth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Junior Wells and childen of
Graham.
know-your-neighbor
CLUB MEETS JUNE 12
GUARANTEE!
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Father
MAKE THIS HIS DAY
For Him
Ties — from $1.50
Belts — from $2.00
Shirts — from $3.00
Hats — from $3.00
Pajamas — from $4.00
Shoes — from $9.00
Boots — from $19.95
Dial 5201
Dub's Clothiers
Get 1 our Duds at Dub’s
Throckmorton, Texas
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