Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 93, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 20, 1972 Page: 4 of 8
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A Good Chance to Buy or Sell
vitations to impressive brochures!
To Consign Cattle or Obtain Information Call:
Envelopes
Stationery
ROY HOLDER 214/885 2293 or
Letter Heads
Placards
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GARY JONES 214/885-6175
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Dated this 17th day of January, A.D., 1972.
Troy E. Kern
County Judge, Delta County
Sulphur Springs
LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEXAS
FINANCING AVAILABLE
THROUGH LOCAL A.S.C.S. OFFICE
WHEREAS, “3.76 in ’76" is a well-conceived program de-
signed by the Texas Agricultural Extensionservice, with the
endorsement and active support of Agricultural agencies,
organizations, and individual leaders, to help the agricul-
tural industry achieve its full potential through an intensifi-
cation of efforts by producers, agri-businesses, and pro-
fessional agriculturists to bring about an incresse in income
to Texas farmers and ranchers of $1 billio by the end of
crop year 1976, and
WHEREAS, $610 tnillioiiof the $1 billion goal has been achiev-
ed through the 1971 agricultural season, and
WHEREAS, the Texas agricultural industry, in all of its
phases, continues to be our most important industry, and
SULPHUR SPRINGS
LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
CHESHIRE
GARAGE
A General Repair
Welding
Official Inspection
Station - Cars and
Trucks
A No. 1 Sticker must
be replaced, car in-
spected by Jan. 31.
8 Miles Southeast of
Cooper on Sulphur
Springs Highway
(SA 19 & 154)
near Tira
N. H. CHESHIRE
GORDON L. FORD
AGENT
WHEREAS, agriculture continue s to have great growth poten-
tialinour county with the rewards from such growth accur-
ing to the benefit of all citizens, and
For a gift or a lift—Choose energy in its most
delicious form — Pangbum’s Half and Half, Vel-
vety Smooth Milk Chocolates, Frappe Creams,
Pecan Millionaires or Fudge Fun.
WHEREAS, the achievement of an increase of $1,734,000 i
agricultural income by the end of crop year 1976 will improve
the net profit and competitive position of Delia County farm-
ers and ranchers and make highly significant contributions
to the future economy of the comty,
NOW THEREFORE, I, Troy E. Kern, County Judge of Delta
County, Texas, do proclaim the week of January 17-23, 1972
as “3.76 in ’76 Week” in Delta County and call upon all citi-
zens to join in this observance and to dedicate their efforts
to the achievement of its stated objectives.
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Largest range of sizes available assures exact-
ly the right Bin or Tank for your Farm Storage
and Drying System.
Now is the time for you to be buying......
Off season discounts being offered through March
31. Often you make more by storing than you
can make by growing.
With Dairying and Feeding of cattle as it is
today, there has never been a greater need for a
good quality Grain Storage and Drying Equip-
ment.
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PROCLAMATION
“3.76 in ’76 Week’’
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WHEREAS, there is an urgent need for an active crusade to
increase the public’s knowledge, acceptance, and apprecia-
tion for the highly significant contribution which agriculture
maktes to the economy of our county and to the level of living
enjoyed by its citizens, and
WHEREAS, it is recognized that all citizens of this county
have a vital stake and a legitimate self-interest in the gen-
eral well-being of the farmers and ranchers who provide the
great abundance and variety of food and fiber of highest
quality which we all enjoy, and
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Service. For additional ii ember 14, 1971, witl
mation call our business of
GulfStates-UnitedE,saes rfthefotqwi
Popularity for the
n was evidence.
* % rodeo crowd
E last year. Ju
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egular performer A
MO Hotel in Las I
Jrah's Clubs in I
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in addition to reco
svely for Amaret
inert blond singing
over 100,000 miles
appear at rodeos,
stages across the I
Rodeo action will fe
Wbovs. testing their
re of the $86,000
j entry fee money
L's best bucking s
used in the 1972 F
Other Rodeo attrac
de the Wild Hon
ting young cowboy
d mustangs, and th
Cooperative Extension
gecial entertainm
SPeworth Roded
rta Feb. 6 will
K Lynn and her
"tern band
Bak this year b
& the Judy.-
_m be presented at
suDdeo performan
QB was featured a
ynn5 Southwest,
■on and Fat ste
Owen Davidson of Glen Cove, {AMERICAN COMPANY
New York, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. INSURANCE COMPANY
Davidson and son of Ft. W orth, J W. B. GUNTER
visited Mrs. Maggie George on Cooper, Texas
phone calls right in your
. . . with Mobile Telepl :tices in existence
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pollution. After the amount of Mrs, Olen P. Jeter
some air pollutants, such as ’ , ' .
sulphur dioxide, reaches acer- Mrs, Olen P. Jeter, 66,210S.
tain level, some plantswill suf- Mockingbird, Abilene, died at
fer injury. Since Sulphur Diox- 7:30 a.m. I hursday at Hendrick
ide is invisible, these plants Memorial there following a two
provide a good warning system, weeks illness.
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Saturday in the First
United Methodist Church, Abi-
lene, with the Rev. Richard
Payne, pastor of the Elmwood
West United Methodist Church
officiating. Burial was made
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
She was bom Nellie Gray
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON patient at MeCUislion m
OBITUARIES Assessor Wayne ras Handy W°oodard and Mrs. Wen- Mr. and Mrs. Odis
in Austin last week to tae to den Lamb of Bryan, Texas, son spent last Friday nig
Mr.. Robert Johnson qul January/I, 1905sn Deita Mr-andarsauaraxpalar
Funeral services tor Mrs. CounyShemmarF, 192n at wonthehr son-in-aw and dai- Grover
Robert L. Johnson, 75, Dallas, and Mrs. Gary Regan, Justin ghter, Mr. and Mrs. George -------------------
a retired Delta County school They moved to Abilene from and Lisa. Tranner, Debra and Jeff. While am,
“3.76 in ’76“ is a program teacher, were held at 2 p.m. Delta County in 1927. Mr.Jeter Mr and Mrs. Andy /Williams, there, they also visited Mr. and QpcTERehi
initiated by the Texas Agricul- Saturday in the First Baptist worked for Power Feed M Uis, nis mother, Mrs. L. W. Willians Mrs. Retus Beeler in Garland. "
tural Extension Service to in- Church in Duncanville. Burial and she had been employed at and his siter, Mrs. J oe Hughes, Mrs. Ann Chandler andgirls, Thursday, January 20,19
crease Agricultural income in was made in Laurel Land Mem- the McMurray College dining an of Lufkin, visited Sunday Gilmer, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Texas by one billion dollars oria Park. hall for 24 years before re- their sister and daughter, Eutah Chandler and family Sat-
before the end of 1976. The aim Mrs Johnson died Thursday tiring in june 1971. Mrs. Bud Bates, and Mr. Bates. urday.
is to reduce the gap between in Dallas. Suvivors are her husband- They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Martha Chandler was an
knowledge and practice through A native of Cooper, Mrs. Suvivors are her husoana, noy overnight guest on Saturday of
application of improved pro- Johnson graduated from East four sisters,. Mrs Redush JimA Adair remains seriously pam Lowery in Cooper,
duction and marketing techni- Texas State Teacher’s College, Wells of Tulia; My. N«l ton- Jun Adan nlHis condition i am _
cues ifthe program is success- Commerce, and taught in the ley of Cooper; Mrs. Rudolph ill at s . wscn Riggs
HuTexas mar and ranch- Red River County and Delta McEachern of Houston and Mrs. is reported unchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson K«gs
nexas.farmersand mche County schools before retiring Herbert Ward of Texarkana. Mickey Oats has been con- visited last weekend in Tyler
ersowiworhe Produainsa8ir Palibearers were be "• G. fined at home withbackinjuries with Mrs.J.c. Davlin.andshe
by the year ending 1976. she moved to Duncanville where Wells, Larry Conley, Stephen andI flu. Majes accompanied them i
she lived for eight years before Conley, Don Jeter, Mike Jeter Mr. and 1 r . ny ‘ visit.
What does this mean to con- moving to Dallas in 1968. She and David Jeter. and Derek, Cooper, ------------
sumers? Guidelines in the pro- was a member of the First Bap- urday night with Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Alton Jones
gram are meant to increase tist Church in Duncanville, its Mrs, Ninnie Brooks Mickey Oats and Shane. visited their son, Judd Jones,
production and improve quality. Dorcas sunday School Class and Stanley Stewart, Archer City, who is a patient in Community
Food prices will undoubtedly Eastern Star. Mrs. Ninnie (Allen) Brooks, visited Saturday with Mr. and Hospital in Sherman, Sunday,
reflect on increased efficiency Mrs Johnson is survived by 80, a retired nurse-companion, Mrs. Buddy Bates. Sunday Th eyreport his condition im-
in production and marketing her husband, Robert L. Johnson, died of illness Thursday, Jan- guests were her parents, Mr. proving,
as costly practices in current Dallas; daughters Mrs. W B uary 13, at 2:30 a.m. in Birch- and Mrs. Gayion Click, Com-___________
uses are improved oreliminat- Jones,’ Mrs. Weldon b’ Beck-’ wood Manor nursing home. merce, and her grandmother, cLester Keith of Fort Worth,
ed. ham, Mrs. Ray Crenshaw, all Widow of Henry Brooks who Mrs. Willie Smead of Cooper. in Cooper, Monday.
Consumers are concerned of Dallas; sisters, Mrs. Lula died October 28, 1950, she was Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Bates
with an assurance of adequate Culp, Miss Veatrice Womack, a daughter of JoeJ. and Jessie observed their eleventh wed- .
food supply. The program is both of Mesquite; six grand- GButler) Allen, born at Lone ding anniversary on Friday,
important because the increas. children, three great-grand- Oak, Arkansas, February 18, January14cncoj
ing population must be fed on a children. 1891. Owen Da"idson of Glen Cove,
decreasing amount of land used , Funeral services, wexaheld
for Agricultural production. Mrs. Senah Aston at 2P.m. Frida at h r
United Methodist Church. In- visited Mrs. Maggie George on
Farmers are beginning to Word has been received here terment was made in Oaklawn Tuesday of last week. _ (
gear production to specific of the death o Mrs. Senah Cemetery under the direction
markets that are dictated by Aston, 8 <, of Dallas, Mrs. Aston of Delta Funeral Home,
consumers preferences. This was a sister of Mrs. Georgia Mrs. Brooks is survived by
in turn should provide consum- Starks and Mrs. Jennie Morgan a brother, J. T. Allen, Grand
ers with higher quality foods of Cooper, also Mrs. Mattie Prairie; a half-brother, Earl
in greater amounts at stable Hooks, Greenville, and Mrs Hickman in Callifornia. Mrs.
prices. Sudie Krutilek, Dallas. Roberta Brannon is a cousin.
Mrs. Aston died at 5:00 p.m.
********** on January 16, in East Town Mrs R. p Lancaster
LANDSCAPING HELPS Hospital in Dallas where she " \.
CLEAN THE ENVIRONMENT had been a patient since Dec- R p. Lancastrr, 78, were hrsa
Besides providing landscape emherb 97 at 2 p.m. Saturday in First
beauty, trees and shrubs help She is survived by twodaugh- Baptist Church, Cooper, Rev.
clean up the environment. Trees ters, Mrs. LucilleKingofRich- Robert Baldridge of Stephen-
shrubs, vines and flowers act ardson and Mrs. Alberta Ross ville. Rev. Richard Tatum, Coo-
as natural traps for airborne of Dallas; six grandchildren and per, and Rev. Neil Thorn-
matter. Many plants have fine sixteen great-grandchildren. borough of Antioch, officiating,
hairs on leaves and stems Funeral service was held.for Interment was made in Oak-
which help trap these particles. Mrs. Aston on Tuesda at 1:30 lawn Cemetery under the dir-
Plants are helpful in detect- a.m at Sparkman-Hillcrest in ection of Delta Funeral Home,
ing dangerous levels of air Dauas Grandsons served as pallbear-
ers.
Mrs. Lancaster died at 8:15
Thursday morning in St. Joseph
Hospital, Paris, where she had
been a patient one week. The
former Ella Mae Glaspie, she
was born in Arkansas July 27,
1892, the daughter of J. M. and
Martha Ann (Smith) Glaspie.
She married R. P. Lancaster
March 5, 1911.
Surviving are her husband of
Cooper; one son, Billy Lan-
caster, Longview; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harvey Woodall,
Mrs. HaskellHennen,Mrs.John
R. Shaw and Mrs. Stanley Shaf-
fer, all of Cooper; two sisters,
Mrs. Clyde WatersSr., Cooper;
and Mrs. Guy Brooks, Klondike;
twenty grandchildren and four-
teen great grandchildren.
Roy Holder
r _ _ Owners
LeRoy Pogue
Sulphur Springs, Texas
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