Mt. Pleasant Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 149, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 29, 1966 Page: 3 of 8
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Mrs Robert Sypert voiced
the opening prayer. The pres-
ident, Mrs. G. B. Holder pre-
sided over the business meet
ing. The devotional on, ‘ Loy-
alty” was given by Mrs W.
H. Blackburn. Nine members
and one visitor, Mrs. Paul
Harbour, were present. Mrs
Harbour showed slides of her
trip to Europe during the pro-
gram.
Hostesses served refresh-
ments following the business
meeting.
BAKE SALE FRIDAY
The Winfield Garden Club
will hold a Rummage and
Bake sale Friday at the Win-
field Fire Station. They will
have named Iris and day li-
lies, new aprons,'jellies, and
will take individual orders for
cakes and pies. Contact one
of the members for your or-
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brakes up front, stand-
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Mrs. Robert Mabry, study
leader, on a continuation of
Stores are staging their 43rd
October Beall Ringer event,
according to Virgil 9. Tolbert,
manager of the ML Pleasant
Beall’s Department Store.
Values offered during Oct-
ober Beall Ringer Month are
super-special because they 9
are the result of months of
planning, searching, and buy-
ing on the part of everyone
in the entire Beafi 51 store
chain, he said.
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Marquis, a hardtop with
ot three new card a cars
had been found at Daugav-
pils, 120 miles east of Riga,
during excavations around
Thursday, September 29
Currey Clinic
Admtted: T A. Ross.
Dismissed: None.
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
And Clinie
Admitted: Ernest Gibson,
Sharon Collins, Lydia Brown,
Glynie Ramirez, and Judy
Easley.
Dismissed: Fannie Banks,
John Hemby, Fannie Moore,
and Peggy Greeney.
Titus County Memorial
Hospital
Admitted: Richard Sanders,
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Marauder 410 VA. New
Mrs. George O’Neal and
Mrs. Delbert Lile attended a
board meet of the St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church Tuesday at
10 a.m. in Dallas.
. filled with bones of victims
of Nazi wartime
has been found in ‘Lafvia,
Soviet news agency Ibas re-
“oMicr. Good Tools that are a
de. Performance that won’t let Mb
itative ride. Integrity ofworlnane
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carsmsatisfyeman. Merc-ry does differentways?
Introducing the all'new '67
the Man's
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The Sodalitan Sunday ;
School Class of the First Bap
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met for its fall luncheon
Saturday, at the Holiday Inn
to began the year. Hostesses
were Mrs.Palmore Currey,
Mrs. John Mason, Mrs. Noble
Redfearn, and Mrs. Bryan
Scott.
( Fall fruits and flowers were
used as decorations. >
; Mrs. Bradley Witt, presided
over the meeting. An outline
of the study for the year was
presented by Mrs. Mason.
The theme will be, “So Dear
To My Heart.”
The next meeting will be
in the home of Mrs. Howard
Leftwich October 14.
fered. | For the maximum in spor-
All Mercury's have Ford ty-car appeal. Mercury offers
Motor Company's standard the optionalis-55sportspack
safetv features for 1967 in-|age avanlaDie in a LWOGoo
eluding dual hydraulic brakehardtop and a converible
styles and fabrics in ev I) r
series.Eight new body culols
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dren over the week end were last meeting of the chureh
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vent ever put on by the com-
pany, plans for the month-
long Beall Ringer promotion
started in November of last
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who like their action ble
will be introduced Friday at
;oner- Hord Ford, Inc.,
'erguson Road.
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Aman’shind
Sue Hall, James Rossee, and
Coleen Goodwin.
Dismissed: Unis Tumey,
H.B. Smith, Katie Hicks, Mrs.
Jerry Ball and baby, • Inez
Laney, Dora Coffey, . Mae
Kidwell, Virgil Cameron,
John Johnson, and Teresa
Prince.
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On every 1967 Mercury you get as standard: ■ Dual hydraulic brake syatem with warning
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Mercury continues its ex-
pansion in the upper end of
the medium priced. field for
1967 by adding those luxury
models in two new top-of-the-
line series. ■ .
They are the Mercury Mar-
quis, a formal hardtop with
wide rear roof pillars, and the
Mercury Brougham series
which ofers four-door sedan
and hardtop models.
These new entries are only
three of the 16 models in the
full-size Mercury line which
front seats and vinyl-covered
Oxford roof. Both Marquis
and Brougham are equipped
with power disc brakes, mak-
ing Mereury the first med-
ium priced car to ofer this
feature as standard equip-
ment -
The styling of all full-size
Mercurys assumes additional
Lincoln Continental influence-
Interiors attain a higher lev-
Mrs. V. W. Abbott
Hosts Circle Meet
The Juanita Cartwright)
orial Methodist Church met
Circle of the Tennison Mem-
in the home of Mrs. V. W.
Abbott Monday afternoon
with eight members and one
visitor, Mrs. Otis McMinn,
present.
Mre. Cartwright, chairman,
conducted the business meet-
ing. Opening prayer was
voiced by Mrs. I. A. Hughes.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. Jack Thomas.
The lesson was brought by
year—a tax loss of $9 mil* leaaer, on a conunui
lion for the state and $45 the "Keepers of the
million for the Federal Gov- " “
year when buyers started
working with hundreds of the
nation’s and world’s best
manufactures.
Every item to be featured
is an outstanding buy at spec-
ial prices and will only be of-
fered at these prices during
the month of October and will
revert back to orginal prices
at the end of the promotion,
Tolbert said.
“Beall Ringer month was
conceived by Beall’s to ex-
press their appreciation of
their customers faith, sup-
port, loyalty, and friendship
through the past 48 years and
Beall’s pledge to continue to
ofer them the finest merchan-
dise for less money as they
have done for 43 years," Tol-
, bert concluded.
Matic transmission, three-
: speed manual. It uses regu-
lar fuel The Marauder 410 is
standard in the Marquis,
Brougham and Park Lane
series and is optional in all
other series.
The new Select-Shift Merc-
O-Matic is a flexible automa-
tic transmission combining
the advantages of three-speed
or four-speed manual and a
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inside mirror arms.
Mercury offers powerstrain
combinations to suit every
motoring preference. The
Marauder 390 with two-barrel
carburetor is standard in the
Monterey, Montclair and sta-
tion wagons and can be team-
Kroweldeen
Club Meets
The Kroweldeen Club met
Tuesday at 12 30 noon for a
reassembly luncheon at the
Slaughters acres with Mrs.
T B. Caldwel, Mrs. Dean
Lida and Mrs. Ed Keii as
hostesses.
Sixteen members and one
guest, Mrs. M Q, Sader,
daughter of Mrs. J. L. Moses
was present. Col. M. O. Sad-
ler is back from Viet Nam
and they will be stationed at
Paris Island, South Carolina.
After the luncheon, mem-
bers answered roll call. Mrs.
Keil, president, announced
the appointment of Mrs. W.
E. McClintock as vice presi-
dent, taking the place of
, Mrs. Hubert Hightower, who
is house mother for the So-
ciety at East Texas State
••University. Mrs. J Hugh
Smith was welcomed as a
new member.
Mrs. Ruth Ferguson, chair-
man of year book commit-
tee, disribued he new year
books wjh commens on, “A
Cross Secion of America.”
_ Mrs. John Holland, secre-
- tary, read the minutes of the
■ last meeting and gave a viv-
id history of the club year
1965-66.
Those present besides the
guests and hostesses were:
Mmes E. C. Brice, B. L.
Currey, Ferguson,, W. A
Ford, Lewis Gunnell, Hol-
land, MeClinock, Moses, A.
H. O"Tyson, D. E. Porter,
• Smith, A. Winton and J.
Frank Palmer.
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Missions and their personal
needs will be one of the top-
ics discussed at Schools of
Missions to be held at some
of the Southern Baptist
Churches of the Pittsburg
Baptist Asociation Nov. 13-20.
Dr. Bennett, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Dain-
gerfield, is chairman of the
agenda and Nelson Parrish
of ML Pleasant is the gener-
al chairman.
Viva Circle Hosts
Meeting Monday
The Viva Circle of the Nev-
ils Chapel Baptist Church
met Monday afternoon at 1:30
p.m. for its regular meeting.
The president, Mrs. Mollie
Rogers, called, the meeting to
order. Opening song, “Sweet
Hour of Prayer,” was sung by
the nine members present.
Mrs. Nora Robertson voiced
the opening prayer. The dev-
otional, taken from 1 John
1:2 was given by Mrs. Nora
Smith. Minutes were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Ira Moon.
The Bible Study was taught
by the Rev. M. G. McNeil
taken from 1 Timothy 6.
The meeting was closed
with Mrs. Daniel Farmer
voicing the prayer.
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Lillian Smith, novelist, essay-
ist and an early spokesman
for civil rights in the South,
died today at an Atlanta hos-
pital after a fingering illness.
She was 68.
Her controversial first
book, "strange Fruit," about
a tragic love affair between
a white bay and a Negro girl,
was a best seller and won her
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belts with front retractors. ies consists of a four-door se-
and reminder light, impact dan and hardtop, a two-door
absorbing steering wheelhardtop and a convertible,
with deep-padded hub, and in The Montclair series has a
strument panel, sun visors 1 four-dor sedan and hardtop
and windshield pillars. Other i and a two-door hardtop. The
safety features include doub- [ Park Lane series has a four-
le yoke safety door latches [ door sedan and a hardtop, a
and positive door lock butt-two-door hardtop and a con-
ons, remote control outside vertible. The Brougham ser-
rear view mirror, non glare ies has a four-door sedan
MT. PLEASANT TIMES Thursday, Sept. 20, 19683 .
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purple,” as one resident put
it.
Police quickly ■ found the
cause—a 50-gallon barrel of
purple dye, the type used to
make purple paper to line
orange crates, had fallen
from a passing track and
broken.
Then it began raining.
A honking, hostile goose
long has been recognized as
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Mt. Pleasant Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 149, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 29, 1966, newspaper, September 29, 1966; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1484152/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.