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Omaha sidewalk sale next week
Omaha merchants who
are participating in the
sidewalk sale this Satur-
day at Omaha are giving
a portable black and white
television set away.
The give-away will be
at 5 p. m. neat the State
Bank of Omaha.
No purchase is re-
quired for those wanting
to register for the prize
and Individuals can regis-
ter in each participating
business one time each on
Saturday only.
The sidewalk sale by
merchants and individ-
uals will be held from
8 a.m. until 6 p.m. The
merchants will display
their goods on Main Street
and area individuals will
sell their wares on Sent-
er Street, which runs
north from the State Bank
of Omaha.
ILLUSIONS
Now stop and take another look. It's
probably not what you thought it was
the first two or three times. It's not
a bunch of strung-up pearls. Neither
is it a window decoration for some
hippie-goods store. It is in reality a
spider web that wa: photographed in
the early morning before the dew dried.
You can imagine the web's size in
comparison to the larger pieces of
angled metal in the photo. That's part
of a chain-link fence. The photo was
taken by George Smith, son of Mrs.
and Mr. Ed Smith of Naples, and the
work won Smith a place in a national
photo contest. He is the editor of the
Baxter County Bulletin in Mountain
Home, Ark., and a former photography
student of The Monitor.
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These prices good at
McKellar's Prescription Shop
in Naples and
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McKellar's Department Store
in Omaha
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Those who stage sales
on Senter Street will not
be charged for their space
but will be required
to leave their places in
neat order when they
close up shop.
Space is not limited
to Omaha residents for
sales booths but is avail-
able to any person in the
area who has items they
want to offer for sale.
The Monitor
Thursday, March 30, 1972
OBITUARY
Benjamin Franklin Perry
Naples, Texas
Two tie for
Queen title
at TOPS
Mrs. Zsllner Gray and
Miss Sheri Gray tied for
the title of 'Queen of the
Week' at the Monday night
meeting of the Naples
TOPS Club held at the
Naples Chamber of Com-
merce office.
The club's total loss
for the week was twenty-
eight and a half pounds.
Mrs. Odella Hodges
was in charge of the
week's program.
The meeting next week
will consist of a weigh-in
at 7:30 p.m. at the
chamber office and a
salad supper immediately
after that at the home of
Mrs. Anne Buchanan.
Area justices
attend course
at Longview
The second East Texas
20-hour short course for
justices of the peace was
held in Longview last
Wednesday through Fri-
day.
Texas A&M University
officials conducted the
seminar for area justices
of the peace and con-
stables to satisfy a law
passed during the last
session of the Texas
Legislature that re-
quires 40-hours training
for justices of the peace
now in office.
Mrs. Frances Davis of
Naples and WesleyCraw-
ford of Simms, both jus-
tices of the peace, attend-
ed the three day seminar.
Benjamin Franklin
Perry, 72, died Monday
in the Naples hospital.
Services were held at
the Reeder-Davis Chapel
on Monday at Hughes
Springs with the Rev.
Jimmy White officiating.
Burial was in the Bethle-
hem Cemetery near Red
Hill.
Mr. Perry was a re-
tired farmer and sawmill
worker. He had lived at
the Redbud Retreat Nurs-
ing Home at Naples for
some time.
Survivors include four
sons, Raymond Perry of
Gethro Darken
Gethro Helm Darden,
a resident of Pleasanton,
Tex., died at the South-
west Texas Methodist
Hospital at San Antonio
last Thursday.
The second memorial
service for Mr. Darden
was held on Sunday at
the Loyd Funeral Chapel
in Gilmer with burial in
the City Cemetery at Gil-
mer.
He is survived by his
wife, the former Lerah
Arnold; one son, Dr. Ter-
ry Darden of Dallas; his
mother, Mrs. W. G. Dar-
den; two brothers, D. L.
Darden and Cecil Darden
both of Borger, Tex.; four
sisters, Mrs. O. I. Fink
of Naples, Mrs. FredKo-
lander of Mt. Pleasant,
Mrs. Harvey Gaddis of
Gilmer and Mrs. Brison
Rape of Pittsburg.
Mr. Darden was reared
in Upshur county and at-
tended school at Union
Ridge and attended the
Brantley-Draughan Busi-
ness College at Ft. Worth.
He had been employed
with the Gorman Drill-
ing Company of San An-
tonio for many years.
He was a member of
the First Baptist Church
of Pleasanton.
James Beck
James Oscar Beck, 78,
of Naples, died in the
Redbud Retreat Nursing
Home at Naples Monday
following a brief illness.
Services were held at
the Texarkana Funeral
Home Chapel on Wednes-
day with the Rev. Jesse
Poe officiating. Burial
was in the Chapelwood
Cemetery.
Mr. Beck was born in
1894 in Hopkins county
and had been a resident
of Texarkana for 24
years. He was a member
of the Oaklawn Baptist
Church, a retired farmer
and a Veteran of World
War I.
Survivors include his
wife, Mrs. Willie Murtle
Beck of Naples; three
daughters, Mrs. L. H.
Taylor and Mrs. Hubert
Clark, both of Texarkana
and Mrs. Robert Cook of
Irving; two sons, Henry
V. Beck of Arlington and
John R. Beck of the United
States Air Force atColo-
rado Springs, Colo.; a
brother, Isaac Beck of
Naples; 18 grandchildren
and four great grandchil-
dren.
Pallbearers were Les-
ter H. Taylor, Hubert
Clark, Robert Cook, John
Taylor, Thomas Mathews
and Michael Beck.
yours will too
if
you use
printed
material
from
Atlanta, Chester Perry of
Avinger, George Perry of
Hughes Springs and Wil-
liam Perry of Terrell;
three daughters, Mrs.
Edna Davis and Mrs. Em-
ma Cox, both of Dallas,
and Mrs. Annie Mae Bell
of Bryans Mill; a brother,
Clyde Perry of Weather-
ford, Tex.; 24 grandchil-
dren and a number of
great grandchildren.
Emmett C. Rowe
Emmett C. Rowe,
a cousin of Mrs. Em-
mett Fleming of Naples,
died last week at Portage,
Ogden Dunes, Ind., where
he was residing with a
daughter.
He was a former resi-
dent of Port Arthur, Tex.,
and was living with Mrs.
Robert Geromettia.
Funeral services will
be held Friday of this
week at Forest Lawn Park
Chapel in Houston and
burial will be in the
Forest Lawn Park Ceme-
tery.
New and Used Car
1970 FORD
MAVERICK, radio, heater, auto-
matic transmission, factory air,
four new tires, 41,000 miles, local
one-owner car. Dark blue with
black vinyl interior.
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McKELLAR's
Department Stores
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Stores in Mt. Pleasant, Daingerfield, Mt. Vernon,
Hughes Springs and Omaha. DOUBLE STAMPS ON
WEDNESDAY with $2.50 or more purchase. Stamps
to be given at time of purchase if asked for. Use
our LAY-A WAY- PLAN — it's convienient for you.
Prices Good Thursday,■Friday, Saturday
Men & Boy's short sleeve
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in Bright New
Spring colors.
Priced from
Plus S&H
Green Stamps
Shoes for the
entire family at
price that will
make papa
smile. Remember
double S&H
Stamps each
Wednesday
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Special group irregular piece goods
3 yds. $1.00
Great selections of Deb Set-Eileen-Scott-
Smart Set. Shop McKellar's for low low
prices.
VITAMIN C
250 mg
39c
Ballet
HOSE
Burlington Mills
Priced
from
Pyrex
PIE PLATE
Hanes underwear and soxs are
great values at any price.
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McKellar's has shorts & knit shirts by Toddly
Winks for these warm spring days. For the
little girls Terry Cloth shorts & tank tops.
Shop McKellar's for great spring values.
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Bayer
ASPIRIN
100 Tablets
83c
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BOUNTY TOWELS
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4 rolls
PAMPERS
Daytime 30
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from
Just received a new selection of Bradford
Straw Hats
Be ready for hot weather
$5.95 to $10.95
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Craig, Morris G. The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 30, 1972, newspaper, March 30, 1972; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth329750/m1/6/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.