Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 170, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1951 Page: 4 of 8
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Mt. Pleasant, Texas, Daily Times. Thursday Evening, November 8. 1951
POWs IN COMMUNIST CAMP NEAR PYONGYANG
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SAUSAGE, Hormel
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BEEF HASH
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Walton,
have returned home after a two
weeks visit with friends in Vic-
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Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller of
Pittsburg visited Miss Katherine j
Moore, Sunday.
Joyce Wells of Sulphur Springs
visited Peggy Cornelius and Mrs.
Jimmy Martin and family Friday i
of last week.
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8. Dairy Achievement — Lee
Baker, Panthers Chapel; A. W.
Walker, and Paul Payne, Chapel
Hill.
9. Gold Star Boy — Eddie Bob
Mebane, Winfield.
The fine job these boys have
done would not have been possi-
ble without the splendid coopera-
tion of the parents, who helped
with their demonstrations. These
awards will be presented to the
boys at a later date.
4-H CLUB SCHEDULE
Here is the 4-H Club schedule
fox- the week of November 13-16.
Tuesday, November 13, Maple
Springs and Wilkinson 4-H clubs.
Thursday, November 15, Chapel
Largs
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PRISONERS OF WAR, unidentified and presumably Americans, are shown in a camp near Pyongyang,
North Korea, in this photo, taken by Tibor Merai, a Hungarian Communist correspondent at Pan Mun
Jom. Merai said he made the picture Oct. 4, 1951. * (International)
presented annual reports of ac- i
complishments fox- the year. At
the beginning of each year these
C. L. Duncan insurance Agency
Telephone 56
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CUSTOMER RELATIONS
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420 Lexington Ave.,
New York 17. N. Y.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Many times the words annual
reports bring unpleasant thoughts;
however,' the opposite is true in
the home demonstration council,
Claudia Williams, county home
demonstration agent, states that
the reports made recently at the
NEW TEXAS "SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW"
mistake on any
You Don’t Have to Carry Liability Insurance, But , , , if you are not insured
against bodily injury and property damage liability, you must be able to deposit with the Department of Public
Safety security equal to the estimated damage, not exceeding $15,000.00, to cover all claims growing out of an
accident anywhere in Texas in which you or your motor vehicle were involved. If you cannot establish financial
responsibility for the future, your driver’s license and your motor vehicle license plates are automatically
suspended.
We’ve said it before and
we say it again ... if you
are to get full value from
your food dollar, you need
these things, too, in addi-
tion to low prices:
High quality food.
Full measure and full
weight.
Correct price aend correct
change.
All these things are what
go to make up the great
values you enjoy at your
A & P.
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by clubwomen of civilian defen-
se, and the county government,
promoting and sponsoring many
4-H activities, and making avail-
able good reading material in
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It’s Easy to Establish Financial Responsibility with a motor vehicle liability insur-
ance policy. If you do not now have such a policy, call your local insurance agent today. He is a qualified insur-
ance counselor who will be happy to advise you concerning your needs.
Hiwatha was the
GOOD HABIT
THE PAS, Man. (P) — Vera
Ann Spencer must have one of
the best attendance records of
any Sunday School member in
Canada. Now 16, she started
going to Sunday School at the
age of two. Since she was 5, she
hasn't missed a week.
STARKIST TUNA Notc..
What Must You Do After An Accident? Under existing laws, you must file a written
report to the Department of Public Safety if your car is involved in an accident where there is a death, an injury
or property damage in excess of $25. Under the new law, a written report must be filed within ten days if your
car is in an accident resulting in death, injury or property damage in excess of $100.
set out recommendations for
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i chief of the Onondaga tribe of chief sachem of the Wampanoga tated Hiroshima was equivalent
Enforcement Begins January 1, 1952. On this date, the new Safety Responsibility Law,
as passed by the Legislature, goes into effect. This law was designed to protect you against financially irrespon-
sible drivers and owners of motor vehicles involved in accidents. It affects all drivers and motor vehicle owners
(except Federal, State, County and City-owned cars).
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their committees and clubs to be
guided by: Reports made at the
recent meeting showed how
many of the recommendations
had been carried out, satisfac-
torily. Ninety-five percent of the
recommendations were accom-
plished. This is commendable
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4-H ACHIEVEMENT WEEK
The week of November 3-9 has
been set aside all over the United
States as National 4-H Club
Achievement Week. 4-H club boys
and girls will celebrate this
week in recognition of the work
that they have done on their
demonstrations.
At the present time, there are
about 290 boys enrolled in 4-H
club work, in Titus County. The
following communities have a
4-H club: Chapel Hill, Winfield,
Farmers Academy, Monticello,
Forest Grove, Stonewall, Nevil’s
Chapel, Oak Grove, Midway, Old
Union, Argo, Cokville, Talco,
the county library for clubwo-
men.
The yearbook has plans laid
for the publishing of an outstand-
ing home demonstration year-
bock for 1952. The marketing
committee has been of service to
clubwomen by supplying various
items, used by home -makers,
that were ordered cooperatively.
The reporters and exhibit com-
mittee have used many oppor-
tunities to publicize and promote
home demonstration clubwork.
Financial support has been given
to many local, distirct, state and
national activities.
Congratulations of the week,
go to those officers, presidents,
committee chairman, and club-
members who did this good work.
Plans are already being laid for
another successful year with the ;
following women as council of- l
ficers: ,
Chainman, Mrs. W. E. Black-
stone, Route 4; vice-chairman,
Mrs. L. M. Borden, Route 3; sec-
retary, Mrs. Marvin. Crow, Route
5; and treasurer, Mrs. Luke Sum-
merlin, Route 2.
Committee chairman and club
officers will be announced at a
latex- dale, concludes Miss Wil-
liams.
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CHOCOLATE COATED CHERRIES Lb. Box 49c
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Hill and Farmers Academy 4-H
clubs—A.M. Talco 4-H clubP.M.
Friday, November 16, Oak
Grove and Midway 4-H clubs
A. M. Monticello 4-H clubs P.M.
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annuai -meeting of the Titus
County Home Demonstration
Council were anything but un-
pleasant.
Council officers, committee
chairman and club presidents
What is the Minimum of Your Liability? rhe law permits each driver to establish
the following minimum limits of liability: up to $5,000.00 for injuries sustained by one person; up to $10,000.00
for all personal injuries resulting from one accident, and up to $5,000.00 for property damage. You do not have
to establish such liability but it is the easiest way.
fox- officers and committees. Miss
Williams states that among the
worthwhile accomplishments of
' club women this year, one finds
a recreation handbook for each
i club’s recreation leader, a study
Select An Established Insurance Agent. The agent listed below knows the in-
surance business and represents well-known depen able capital stock insurance companies. The agent
is not of the kind that is here today and gone tomorrow. Its name is listed in the telephone directory.
A telephone call will find them ready to serve you, not only NOW, but YEARS from now.
A Message of Importance
* To Every Automobile Driver
In The State of Texas
named Ronald David.
The Talco High School choral
club sang at the Paris Junior
College Monday evening for a
teacher's meeting. Among the
teachers attending from Talco
were Mrs. Lucille Perkins, Miss
Merle Fleming, W. T. Hughes
and S. O. Loving.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Spruill
and daughter, Linda of Mt. Pleas-
ant and Mrs. Jessie Holder of
Houston visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hughes Sun-
day.
C. E. Jones, who has been in
a Temple hospital for several
weeks, was able to return home
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. E. Blankenship and
daughter, Jean, of Bogata, visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Bud Roach Sun-
day.
Miss Bernice McCuller was a
business visitor in Longview
i Tuesday.
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hospital Friday. He has been
N. H. Pierce of Camden, Ark.,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pierce
of Benton, Ark., arrived Tues-
day to visit their sister, Mrs.
O. F. Stevenson, and family.
Miss Eva Fussell, who has-
been in the M. & S. Hospital in
Pittsburg for several days, was
able to return to hex- home Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cato and I
daughter Christelle, visited their
daughter, Mrs. Jerry Dismuke,
and family in Shreveport, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dorr of
Midland, Mich., are visiting Mrs.
Dorr’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Winn, and family.
Bud Welboren of Eldorado,
Ark., arrived Friday to visit his :
parents and to attend the Home- ,
coming of Talco High School.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dickerson i
attended a family reunion in
Prescott, Ark., Tuesday of last
week.
There is a county-wide club that
has boys from all parts of Titus
County enrolled and takes care
of those students who attend
Mt. Pleasant Junior High School
and are still interested in club
work. Here are the inedals won
by Titus County 4-H club boys:
1. Field Crops — Leslie Joe
White, Winfield.
2. Farm Safety—Julian Counts,
Argo, Donald Thompson, Chapel
Hill; Charles Thompson, Chapel
Hill; Charles Phillips, Cookville;
and Cato Jones, Talco.
3. Meat Animal Award — John
Marion Terrell, Argo.
4. Ganden Award — Charles
Cameron, and Weldon Horn,
Argo; Ellis Barrier, Cookville;
and Charles Cameron, Winfield.
5. Forestry — Felix Garrison,
Stonewall.
6. Leadership — Royce Thomas,
Winfield.
7. Poultry Award — Sammy
Vest, and Charles Cameron,
Argo, and Jerry Huffman, Cook-
"ville.
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KEEPS BUSY
NORWICH, Ont. (A) — Mrs.
Melissa Cowan, believed the old-
est resident of Oxford County,
has just celebrated hex- 101st
birthday. Living with a daughter-
in-law, she said she had no recipe
for longevity because during
her first 100 years she was too
busy to think about it.
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 170, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1951, newspaper, November 8, 1951; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1483667/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.