The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 7, 1964 Page: 2 of 8
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MAY 7th THROUGH MAY 11th
BONNIE BAKER EVAPORATED
PILLSBURY
STOKELY’S PINEAPPLE
Lambert Fence
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TO ALL THE CITIZENS
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OF VAN ZANDT COUNTY
16 COUNT
39c
14 lb.
39c
11 oz.
BAKERIEE
Sincerely,
HERSHEY
BORDEN’S INSTANT
CUT RITE WAX
BOB BARTLETT
Potatoes
sales down?
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Cut Corn or Broccoli
Cutlets
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FRESH VEGETABLES
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Carrier
AMERICAN BEAUTY LONG
Spaghetti
12 OZ.
PKG.
10 oz.
PKG.
10 GZ.
PKG.
MEXICAN DINNERS
ENCHILADA DINNERS
MAXWELL HOUSE
Coffee 2 s$
HONEY
BOY
due to poor air conditioning? 4
Now’s the time to convert to “
Words cannot express my appreciation to you, the
citizens of Van Zandt County, for the confidence you
showed in me by your vote last Saturday in our Pri-
mary Election.
A REAL
TREAT!
Spare Ribs
RATH’S ALL MEAT
Wieners
NO. 1 TEXAS NEW CROP
YELLOW ONIONS
51 oz.
PKG.
J. P. LAMBERT. Owner
CANTON. TEXAS — OAKLAND VA 9-2136
NO. 1 TEXAS CLIPPED
FRESH CORN
I will spend my time in this office justifying your
faith in me.
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16 OZ.
EACH
Robertson Electric Service
WILLS POINT, TEXAS
Antiquated air conditioning keeps customers away.
And that’s not all. Inadequete air conditioning is
costing you money. Your operating costs are unneces-
sarily high ... breakdowns are more frequent.
Remember, your present equipment will never have
mere trade-in value than it has now. Why convert to
modern Carrier equipment? You'll have lower operat-
ing cost / increased cooling capacity / quieter, more
dependable operation / new equipment warranty /
increased property value / plus, your customers
deserve Total Comfort.
Call us today for complete information ...
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$
6
4 lbs. 19c
MOHAWK
Canned Ham 5.s2.90
LIPTON
Tea Bags
LIPTON
TEA
250
39c
MOHAWK BIG TEX
Sliced Bacon
Piggly Wiggly .Offer thgae Specidyzefo-
MOTHERS DAY
Brassel Sorouts, or
Broccoli Spears
L 49c
Cocoa ■ 29
GLADIOLA PLAIN OR SFLF-RISINC
3 ears 1, 3 C
Today’s Mom is a SMART Mom! She runs a big “small business,”
(the home.), chauffeurs the kids around, plans and prepares over a thou-
sand meals each year .... and still manages to play her important part
in all the extra things that make up family life today. Mom’s a smart
shopper, too—and here are some values we KNOW she’ll like when
she shops PIGGLY WIGGLY this week:
1 4 m LIPTON
9C Inst. Tea
I am making a special effort to contact you person-
ally to express my gratitude, but feel that some expres-
sion is needed immediately.
FHA Style Show
Set Saturday
'May 9, 1964 at 2:30 p. m. at
the county fair grounds a style
show will be presented by several
members of the Future Homema-
kers of America. The style show
will climax the FHA Project
Show which is May 8-9.
The all-around style show will
include the latest looks for spring
and summer with a glimpse of
what fall fashions will be. Sever-
al new spring designs along with
the classical look of swinging
skirts and crisp, cool, easy-care
fabrics will be modeled. A-line
dresses, shifts, and sportwear
made in gay and colorful fabrics
so important to the moral of any
girl's wardrobe will be shown.
Highlighting the style show will
be several formal dresses made
by the girls for this year’s Jun-
ior-Senior banquet.
All the garments shown will
represent some of what the FHA
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members have been doing this
year in their homemaking classes
and at home.
The public is invited to attend
and witness some real teenage
know-how in the area of selecting
designs most flattering to the
individual and in choosing fab-
rics suited to their personality.
Those participating in the style
show are:
Nancy Barlett, Becky Vodicka,
Laverta Scates, Janet Faglie,
Martha Motenbocker, Margaret
Williams, Arline Norrell, Sherion
Stevens, Andea Hilliard, Carolyn
Shaw, Judy Whitaker, Beverly
Floyd, Prissy Pilgrim, Becky
Floyd, Prissp Pilgrim, Becky
Cole, Linda Slaton, Patsy Mil-
ford, Ann Stanford, Pat Howell;
Becky Simpson, Dorothy Nor-
Cherry Teel, Patsy Robinson,
Ginni Chamness, Shirley Raw-
son. Diana Couch, Kay Ethridge,
Elizabeth Peace, Wanda Birdwell,
Julia Shamlin, Suzanne Shinn,
Patricia Teel, Dorothy Rawson,
Delores Tidwell, Brenda McCord,
Linda Cormier, Pam Bateman,
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The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 7, 1964, newspaper, May 7, 1964; Canton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1516786/m1/2/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Van Zandt County Library.