The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, October 1, 1954 Page: 4 of 8
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OCTOBER 1, 1954
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Rev. Jarrat Major Drought a
thought - provoking message
Sunday at 11 o'clock from the
3rd chapter of Malachi. He read
the 8th verse, "Will a man rob
God? Yet ye have robbed Me.
But ye say, wherein have we
robbed Thee? In tithes and
offerings".
His remarks were that by
failing to realize "All that I am
I owe to God" is a way we can
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The most valuable possession you
have in this world is your health,
The price you pay for your prescrip-
tion is an investment in health - an
investment in your future well be-
ing. Your prescription is the "big-
gest bargain" in your home today.
LEEVES PHARMACY
THOMPSON'S
rob him.
We are a steward of all our
means, our talents that God has
given to us, and we should ren-
der service likewise.
Have we been a true steward
of God? Do we use wisely the
things of God?
We rob God of his will for us.
We take it and tear it apart,
and throw it away. We rob
God of the soul that needs to
be in tune with him. We are
robbing ourselves of heaven.
We find joy unspeakable when
our soul is attune with God.
We have dealt wrongly long
enough with God. If he is our
judge, then we should deal
rightly with God and man.
Make a new contract with
God today that we will do right-
ly his will.
Visitors to church were Mr,
and Mrs. Raymond Walker and
daughter, Ann, of Pittsburg,
visiting hjs brother and family,
Mr. and tMi;s. W. T. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Breedlove
and daughter spent the week
end in Shreveport with her par-
ents.
Mrs. Eldridge Cornett, Mrs.
Perry Harrell and Joe Baily
Harrell visited Olin Hall of Har-
ris Chapel last week. Sorry to
report a broken leg for him.
Best wishes for a successful re-
covery.
Rev. and Mrs. Major ate
lunch Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Blaflkenship.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hampton
had lunch with Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Betts.
Mrs. Weldon McCord of New
Boston. Mrs. Ilia May Petty and
Mrs. Hollis Whittenberg and
daughter. Fran have been vis-
iting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Betts, on the week
FREE-- Almost
GLASSWARE CUPS AND SAUCERS
Were 10c While 45 sets last lc each
BLUE ENAMEL DRINKING CUPS
Were 15c 20 only lc each
GLASS PERCOLATOR TOPS
Were 10c Lots of them lc each
SPRINKLER TOPS FOR BOTTLES
Were 10c Plenty for everyone lc each
Fri. - Sat. - Mon.
Break open the piggy bank.
Bring the entire family. There's
something for everyone in our
CLEAN SWEEP housecleaning.
We're tired of looking at these
itmes and need the room. Come
and get them at these give-
away prices.
Doors Open 9 a.m.
FREE-- Almost
BUTCHER KNIVES
Were 60c Only 9 lc each
WEAREVER FOUNTAIN PENS
Were 39c Only |9 1c each
FISH
FINE GRADE
fING LINE
!L:„
25 yards Plenty for everyone lc each
ASSORTED FISH HOOKS
Reg. 10c package Lots of them lc each
HALF GALLON ICE BOX WATER BOTTLE, Automatic Top
Were 60c each While 8 last Only 10c each
PLASTIC BUTTER DISHES, Hold full pound
Were 39c We have only 5 Special lc each
SAMPSON ELECTRIC IRON WITH CORD
Was $9.95 One only No guarantee Only lc
USED TABLE MODEL RADIO
White Plastic Cabinet It's A Si'eal at Only $9.95
You Name It _ - We've Got _ _ At A Price You Can Afford To
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Boat Paddles
Were $1.95 Only 49c
Now 49c
3 Genuine Mahogany
Coffee Tables
95c each
Red Bedspread
*A regular $12.95 value
Special $4.95.
Keg. $2.95 Cal-Dak
Reduccd to $1.95
ALUMINUM ANGEL FOOD CAKE PANS, Were $1.35 79c
STEEL SKILLETS, 6 only, Were $1.00, Going at 10c each
KNEE PADS, genuine leather, felt padded, Were $1.95 25c
COMPARTMENTED PICNIC TRAYS, Plastic, Reg. 40c 10c
GREEN ROLL ROOFING, 90 lb., Was $4.80 roll Now $3.75
SQUARE BUTT SHINGLES, Kool Blend, Were $8.95 Now $6.95
BRICK SIDING, 90 lb., Was $5.45 During sale only $4.45
ROLL ROOF'NG, 60 lb. Smooth During Sale only $2.95
HEAVY BARB WIRE, 5 rolls only, 2 point $6.95 per roll
WILSON'S SWrM MASKS, 6 only, Reg. $1 and $1.95 . 49c each
CAMP STOOLS, 9 only, Were 95c,
FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS, 16 only, Reg.
WROUGHT IRON PORCH CHAIRS, 3 only,
NAPPER-FILLED COMFORT, 1 only, Reg. $17-95
WOOD FOLDING CHAIRS, 3 only, Reg. $2.?5
BASEBALL BATS, top quality, A steal at only 79c each
BASEBALLS, Reg. $2.25 value, Ideal for Cf
BASEBALL GLOVE, Reg. $5.95 value
Wood Dinette Suites
We have only four of these
bof they're in our way and we
are tired of stumbling over
them. Come and get them.
They're a steal at only . .
Going at only 49c
$9.95 $3.95
Reg. $8.95 $3.95
Now $4.95
Now $1.95
ristmas $1.45
[t's yours for $3.95
THE NAPLES MONITOR
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end.
Mr. and Mrs. Max McMlchael
and daughter, Tery Lou, have
been here a few days from
Hobbs, New Mexico. Mr. Mc-
Michael was looking after pas-
ture and water facilities for his
cattle. They returned to Hobbs
Saturday.
Visitors to see the Jim Hardy
family Sunday were Mrs. Evie
Rich and daughter, Mrs. Monna
Mae Moxley and children, also
J. W., a son of Mrs. Rich.
Mr. Marion Betts visited his
father, J. O. Betts, Sunday. Mr.
Betts has been ill but is feeling
better lately.
The Leo Sampson family vis-
ited relatives in Dalby Springs
Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Gibson's sister,
Mrs. Joe Richart of Fordyce,
Ark., left for her home Tues-
day after several weeks visit
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Traylor
and twin daughters visited
Mrs. Nora Gibson last week.
They are from Bradfield's
Chapel.
There was an MYF council
meeting in Linden at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday. Mrs. Bcrnice Hall re-
presented the Cornett church
as sponsor of the MYF group.
Saturday night at 7:30 p.m.
in Daingerfield, there will be
a study course for Sunday
School workers. All are urged
to attend.
WAYLON HICKS IS
'PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN
Waylon N. Hicks, headquar-
ters commandant of the Army
antiaircraft. Command, has
been promoted to the rank of
captain.
Capt. Hicks is a native of
Naples, as is his wife, the for-
mer Jewell Lewis. His army
career has included five years
overseas in the Far East and
Europe.
The captain's insignia was
pinned on Hicks by Lieut. Gen
eral John T. Lewis, command-
ing general of the Army Anti-
aircraft in ceremonies at the
Colorado Springs headquarters.
In addition to his duties as
headquarters commandant Cap-
tain Hicks also serves as ex-
ecutive officer to the adjutant
general of the commandl
Capt. and Mrs. Hicks and
their son, David, are making
their home at 2404 N. Farragnt
his tour of (ffmty
Daniel's Feed
Store
Garden Seed in Bulk
Nutrena Poultry Feed
Meal Cubes
Dairy Feed
Your Business is Always /Appre-
ciated.
County Records
Warranty deed from Onieta
Hooker et al to J. W. Spencer
of the city of Naples.
Warranty deed from Louella
Smith Henderson et al to
George K. Pearson et al of the
city of Daingerfield.
Warranty deed from E. O.
Bryan to Ethelyn Bryan Hum-
mel of the F. J. Starr survey.
Warranty deed from Susie
Fleming to R. T. Thigpen of
the John D. Nelson survey.
Warranty deed from R. T.
Thigpen to Clyde Crowder et
al of the John D. Nelson sur-
vey.
Warranty deed from John E.
Moran Jr., to Euel P. Mabrey
et ux of the E. B. Smith survey.
Warranty deed from Euel P.
Mabrey et ux to George Dewey
Nankins of the E. B. Smith sur-
vey. •
Warranty deed from Harold
Dr. C. W. Cromer
Optometrist
Office Over Proctor Drug
Mt. Pleasant, Texas
Parsley et ux to Raymond F.
Beaver et ux of the Hiram
Jones survey.
Warranty deed from Harold
Parsley to Chester Coker of
the F. J. Starr survey.
Warranty deed from J. F.
Davis et ux to W. R. Runnels
of the F. J. Starr survey.
Warranty deed from R. E.
Moore to Willie Reynolds et ux
of the East Side addition to the
city of Naples.
Warranty deed from W. C.
Davis to Willie Runels of the
F. J. Starr survey.
Marriage License
Mr. Archie Waymon Ten-
brook and Shirley Morraine
Fink.
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3 no as
WHY PONT
YOU CARRY
CUT-"RATE
INSURANCE?
uv Of
18 only
No, No! I have plenty of
coffee money . . I just need a
little something to have my TV
set repaired by Parker.
PARKER •
Radio T V Service
REAR OF BANK BUILDING
NAPLES
IF IT IS SO
Good, why do
THEY HAVE
to cut
THE
PRICE?
Why take chances for a few dollars possible "saving"?
You can "save"- money by having your telephone,
taken out and roaking calls from a corner drugstore
but this would! be inconvenient and in case of an
emergency might prove disastrous.
You/might <io> withoutlthe service of an insurance
agent, Joo. and possibly 'pavc" a few dollars but like
L-lephonc, Uhis rmgnt
the tac^'of a ccr
emergency not only pt^>ve inconvenient
costly. Be SURF of your insurance.
very
SL9DER INSURANCE AGENCY
PHONE 85J
NAPLES, TEXAS
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#tna & Sumty Company of Hartford, Conn.
98c
Complete Bathroom Set
Cast Iron Tub
Lavatory Commode
Special $139.95
Day and Night
30-gal. Water Heater
Assorted Patterns 9x12
Wonder Rugs
Glass lined 10 yr. guar. Out they go at $3.95
Sale Price $89.95 First come, First served
USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN
(FULL SIZED, BRAND NEW REG. $159.95
Hardwick Stove _ Reduced to $129.95
TWO REPOSSESSED WRINGER TYPE Nothing down
GE Washing Machine - $7.50 monthly
YEAR'S SUPPLY OF CHEER FREE
REG. $349.95 BLONDE ZENITH, BRAND NEW Close-Out
Radio-Record Player - Spec. $199.95
FREE • • RECORD ALBUM OF HOLY BIBLE
REPOSSESSED REG. $119.95, LIKE NEW Guaranteed
Radio Record Player — Only $69.95
USED L'ke New
Shallow Well Water Pump — $39.95
CHAIR AND DIVAN, ONE PLASTIC, Easy Terms
Living f?oom Suites $59.95
KROEHLER, 2 PIECE, RED TAPESTRY A Bargain
Living Room Suite $49.95
RED FRIEZE
Worth the Money
fURNITURE
Living Room Suite $19.95
Green Plastic Couch $9.95
Chifferobe, good condition — $14.95
REG. $6.95 We're Overstocked
Lawn Chairs, all metal $1.95
Platform Rocker, upholstered - $1.00
CHOICE OF COLORS, We'll Allow up to $40 trade $1.90 week
7-Piece Chrome Dinette $139.95
CHOICE OF COLORS, We'll allow $30 trade $1.25 week
S-Piece Chrome Dinette - $99.95
ONE ONLY, FALCON, LIKE NEW Wa* $129.95
Repossessed Chrome Dinette - $79.95
ONE NEW I Was $79.95
Oak Dinette, natural finish - $49.95
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Phone 26
Mrs. E. B. Smith Invites
You To Visit Her
Sportswear Department
Sweaters
Skirts
Blouses
By HOLLYWOOD KNITS
SEPARATES DYED TO MATCH
Dashing and fashionable,
marvelous to team casually
with tweeds or dress up to silks
and velvets — this coat is
styled in Moon Glow (a new
frosted fabric of 7% Orion,
93% Virgin Wool) Saddle
stitching details the stand-up
wing collar and adjustable
cuffs. Choose it Milium lined
$49.95
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MOON GLOW COAT
Milium Lined
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PETER PAN BRASSIERES Inner Circle
STRAPLESS / Freedom Ring
FRIDAY — SATURDAY —
$3.50 — $2.79
$5.00 — $3.79
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Narramore, Lee, et ux. The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, October 1, 1954, newspaper, October 1, 1954; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth329557/m1/4/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.