The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1954 Page: 2 of 12
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A little girl likes new shoes,
party dresses, small animals,
first grade noise makers, the
girl next door, dolls, make-
believe, dancing lessons, ice
cream, kitchens, coloring books,
make-up, cans of water, going
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50 YEARS AGO-
Wm. Watson this week bought
a large number of steers from
Geeslin and Burnett, Leon Har-
ris and others and shipped them
to the territory last night.
Frank Collins expected to
leave last night for Houston, at
which place he is to be married
next Wednesday evening. He
and his bride will arrive in Gold-
thwaite Thursday morning.
E. O. Prddy’s little daughter
was badly scalded one day this
week by turning the water from
a washing machine out on her
self.
W F. Hearne and family ex-
pected to move to their new
farm, near Payne next week.
George Sexton is arranging to
open a club house in the Sex-
ton building.
C. D. Hammond this week
bought the building occupied by
Mrs. Grisham’s Millinery Store
and will probably use it as a
furniture house.
Sam Hooten is sick with slow
fever at Mr. Conro’s residence
in this city.
Mrs. Jno J. Cox and youngest
daughter of Temple spent a
part of the week with relatives
and friends in this city.
L. W. Leverett was here from
Center City the first of the
week. He is arranging to engage
in the goat business and will
soon buy a stock of registered
angora goats.
J. W. McCully, a merchant of
Priddy was here the first of the
week attending to business for
his farm. Mrs. McCully and
little daughter accompanied
him.
Will H. Trent spent Sunday in
Zephyr with relatives.
As was promised in this cor-
ner last week, when we said we
presenting something
boy and girl, last week
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your home, your hair, and your
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time, and your temper-then
just when your patience is
ready to Crack, her sunshine
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THE GOLDTHWAITE (Two*) EAGLE- THE MUUJN ENTERPRISE-TH T RS DAY, NOVEMBER 1& 1954
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week: WHAT IS A GIRL? __
Little girls are the nicest
things that happen to.PeoPle.
They are bom with a litUe bit
of angel-shine about them and
though it wears thin sometimes,
there is always enough left to
lasso your heart-even when
they are sitting in mud, crying
tempermental tears, or parad-
ing up the street in mother s
best clothes.
A little girl can be sweeter
(and badder) oftener than any-
one else in the world. She can
jitter around. and stomp, and
make funny noises that frazzie
your nerves, yet just when you
open your mouth, she stands
there demure with that special
look in her eyes. A girl u In-
nocence playing in the mud.
Beauty standing on its head
and Motherhood dragging a doll
by the foot.
Girls are available in five
colors, black, white, red, yellow
or brown, yet Mother Nature
always manages to select your
favorite color when you place
your order They disprove the
law of supply and demand—
there are millions of little girls,
but each is as precious as rubles.
God borrows from many crea-
tures to make a little girl. He
uses the song of a bird, the
squeal of a pig, the stubborn-
ness of a mule, the antics of a
monkey, the spryness of a grass-
hopper. the curiosity of a cat.
the speed of a gazelle, the shy-
ness of a fox, the softness of a
kitten, and to top it all off. He
adds the mysterious mind of a
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she can make you a king when
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whispers, “I love you best of
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The scientist said: “The world,
barring wars, plagues and birth
control, will be so jammed with
humans to 1600 yearn that each
person will have only one square
yard in which to live.” Hestat-
ed further: “rhe world’s popu-
lation is doubling regularly
every 90 yean. It is now two
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Friends here of the Rudd
.amlly have learned with plea-
sure of the marriage of Jack
Rudd and Miss Billie Eads, at
the home of the bride’s parents
at Bangs, last Tuesday
Mrs. Joe A. Curtis is suffering
with a broken arm, the result of
a sheep running against her and
knocking her down a few days
ago. She was at the Curtis
Ranch, in the western part of
the county, and was assisting
Mr. Curtis in carrolling some
sheep in the barn.
J. H caytor is making rapid
progress in rearranging the
Fisher Street portion of the
lower story of the Saylor hotel
building for the Saylor Chevro-
let Company display room. This
will be one of the best arranged
and most attractive auto dis-
play rooms in Goldthwaite.
O. H Yarborough and family
spent Monday in Brownwood,
witnessing the football game
and visiting William Glenn, who
is a student in Howard Payne
College and a member of ■ the
band.
Superintendent Fisher of the
Big Valley consolidated school
was looking after business in the
city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R B Roberts
of Brownwood visited her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jen-
kins last Sunday.
Hud Hamilton and wife spent
Sunday and Monday with her
brothers, Howard and Linden
Morris, at Wichita Falls.
Grover Dalton and family
visited relatives in Dallas dur-
ing the double holiday of Bun-
day and Armistic.
Frank Taylor and wife at-
tended the football game in
Brownwood Monday.
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vice of the Methodist Church
came to her home and as they
entered they sang “Happy Birth-
day to You”. A prayer was
given by Mrs. C. E. Bailey and
Mrs. W. C. Frasier read the 91st.
Psalms. Several of her favorite
hymns were sung and Mrs
W. M Johnson read the lovely
poem "Age”, by Edgar A. Guest
Mrs Crews beamed with hap-
piness as each guest wished her
many more happy birthdays.
She was showered with flowers
and cards.
Mr. and Mrs T. B. Matson
and son, George Thomas of
Long View, Mr and Mrs. O. P.
Matson of Zephyr visited Mon-
day evening with Mr and Mrs.
J. H. DuBose.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Howell were their
daughter and son, Mrs. Vernon
Lynn of Brownwood and Tom
Howell and wife of Chapel,
San Saba County.
Mr and Mrs Charles Batche-
lor and daughter of Mt. Olive
visited her mother, Mrs. T. 8.
Gerald last Sunday.
WHEN THE OLD BIRD
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10 YEARS AGO-
(Taken from the Eagle files
of November 17, 1944)
The marriage of Miss Cathe-
rine Fairman, daughter of Mrs.
Wilbur E Fairman to Lt. George
Garrison Potts, son of Dean and
Mrs. Charles 8 Potts, Dallas,
was solemnized at 7:00 p.m.
Saturday at the First Methodist
Church in Goldthwaite
Dalton Gail Laughlin and Jo
Neil Swalls were united in mar-
rlage November 6, at 4:00 p.m
at Goldthwaite.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Burdett
celebrated their golden Wedd-
ing Anniversary last Saturday
night, entertaining a group of
their friends with several games
of 42, after which they opened a
number of nice gifts.
Mrs A M. Crews celebrated
her 87th. birthday on Sunday
November 5th. Monday, after-
noon 14 members of the Wo-
men’s Society of Christain Ser-
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Koleber, Victor E. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1954, newspaper, November 18, 1954; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1492305/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.