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The Naples MONITOR
THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1962
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Carver enrollment climbs
RALPH DANIELS
Registered Public Surveyor
LAND SURVEYING
Texas Egg Council officers
In appreciation for a job well done, directors
of the Texas Egg Council in their annual meet-
ing at Dallas on Aug. 28 re-elected all officers
to another term. Shown left to right are C. M.
Isenhower of Clifton, president; F. Z. Bean-
blossom of College Station, executive vice
president; James W. Dobbyn of Abilene, first
CORNETT
vice president; Charles A. Hensarling of Na-
ples, second vice president; Dr. J. H. Quisen-
berry of College Station, ex-officio director;
and T. A. Hensarling of Stephenville, execu-
tive secretary-treasurer. The annual meeting
was a part of the Texas Poultry Industry Ex-
position which met in Dallas Aug. 28-30.
Enrollment at Carver school
showed a substantial gain on
the opening day of school this
year.
Loy Johnson, principal, said
465 attended first clay classes
Sgt. P. L. Riner
in army exercise
Army Sgt. Preston L. Riner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rin-
er of Naples, participated with
more than 70,000 army and
air force personnel in exer-
cise Swift Strike II, a two-
week U.S. Strike Command
maneuver in North and South
Carolina that ended Aug. 17.
The Strike Command unites
select army and air force
units as an air-ground combat
term that can move swiftly in-
to action any place in the
world.
The 36-year old soldier, a
member of Headquarters Bat-
tery of the 2nd Infantry Divi-
sion's 37th Artillery which is
regularly stationed at Ft. Ben-
ning, Ga., entered the army
in December of 1957 and was
last stationed in Germany.
and as usual a number of oth-
ers will be added to the rolls
during the next few weeks.
Enrollment on the opening
day of the last term was 411.
Two years ago, it was 362, and
three years ago 416.
Both the elementary and
high school had increases over
previous years.
In the elementary grades
this year, 331 were enrolled
compared to 294 last year and
275 the year before. Only one
time before, in 1959, had the
enrollment exceeded 300 and
there were 309 that year.
The high school had 134
this year, 117 last year, only
87 the year before, and 107
in 1959.
The increased enrollment at
Twist © Flex
SPEIDEL
watch bands
. W. GARRETT
Jewelry
Carver has not yet created a Phone 4094
critical shortage of classroom LINDEN, TEXAS
space.
Angus bulls pay off
DO YOU KNOW?
Cattle producers who are
not making money should take
a long look at their herd bulls.
DO YOU KNOW?
You may be losing money
by having a bull of poor qual-
ity. Think how much money
is lost on each calf crop from
a sorry bull.
DO YOU KNOW?
If your calves are not as
good as you think they should
be, you can make money by
using H-L Ranch bulls.
DO YOU KNOW?
H-L Ranch Angus bulls have
a reputation for being money
makers.
DO YOU KNOW?
An H-L Ranch Angus bull
will improve the quality of
calves that will sell at premi-
um prices.
J. M. LASATER
Co-Owner & Operator
Phone 897-3511
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H-L Ranch
Labor Day brings many visitors here
By Miss Daisy Heard
The Labor Day week end
brought many visitors to the
community. Church and Sun-
day School had good attend-
ance. Visitors are always wel-
come.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hall left
for Dallas Sunday afternoon
to see little Miss Paulette
Simmons off on a plane for
her home in Hollywood, Calif.
Paulette is a niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Hall who spent the sum-
mer here.
Troyce Hampton of Burk-
uarnett spent the holidays
with his mother, Mrs. Minnie
Hampton, and sister, Mary
Catherine.
Mrs. Paul Harbour and her
daughter, Paula Jane, of Mt.
Pleasant, spent Saturday with
Mrs. Harbour's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Betts.
William S. Heard of St.
Louis spent the Labor Day
holidays with his sisters, Miss
Daisy Heard and Janet.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walk-
er and family of Dallas were
visitors in the W. L. Hampton
home over the Labor Day
whTtener
radio service
— Dependable Repairing —
Now home every day
Bring your radio and TV
troubles to me.
BOB whitener
week end.
Faye Brooks of Marietta
spent Sunday night with Mel-
ba and Elaine Wells.
Thomas Blankenship from
Hughes Springs spent last
week with his grandparents,
the Vester Blankenships.
Miss Carrie May Watkins of
Rosebud, Texas was a guest
of Miss Daisy Heard for the
Labor Day week ond.
Mr. and Mrs. Miiired Betts
and Gorden spent the last
days of their vacation last
week in Beaumont.
The H. C. Arnolds spent
Labor Day at the Lake O' the
Pines. A picnic and fish fry
were enjoyed with a group of
Iriends.
Horace McCord of Gladewa-
ter spent the holiday week
end with his father, R. L. Mc-
Cord.
The R. O. McCord family
spent Sunday with their son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Don McCord of Kil-
gcre.
Remember regular church
day Sunday. Hear Bro. Per-
kins.
Dr. C. W. Cromer
OPTOMETRIST
Phone PA 4-4322
212 N. Madison
MT. PLEASANT, TEX.
IN NAPLES
EVERY THURSDAY
u
Better Than
Money-Saving Prices PLUS •
DOUBLE
GREEN
STAMPS
ON WEDNESDAY
WITH $2.50 CASH PURCHASE
SHURFINE
can
French's
Black Pepper, 4 az can 29c
Austex
Chili, £88 can, 3 for 1.00
Barna
Peanut Sutter, 18 cz jar
GSoid Meclal
Flour, 5 lbs bag 43s
REG. 1.20 VALUE
Chili Bowls, 4 for 88c
FOOD KING, 2V2 cans
Peaches, 4 for 1.00
ASSORTED FLAVORS
Jello, 4 for 37c
Kotex, box 35c
BLACKBURN
Syrup, Zi gal 39c
U.S. NO. 1 RUSSETT
Potatoes, 10 lb bag _ 39c
PREMIUM
Crackers, lb box _ _ 29c
Notebook Paper
500 sheet pkg 99c
Newsom
Newsom All Meat
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SIRLOIN
Roll Sausage, lb.. 39c Bologna, lb 39c
Newsom
Slab Bacon, lb
Newsom
55c Cello Franks, lb _ _ 45c
Biscuits
SHURFINE
It's the cash you carry in your checking ac-
count. It can't get away from you because of
loss or theft. It's instantly available in the
correct amount ... at the point of your pen.
!t offers you a convenient way to pay bills
... by mail. A checking account gives you an
accurate record of expense for income tax
purposes.
There is something better
than cash and that is
checking account money
in our bank.
AF BACON, lb .... 59c
6 cans
49
$
HOT DOGS
See us for a Title I
Improvement Loan
The Morris County National Bank
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
NAPLES, TEXAS
Served
Friday & Saturday
Sept. 7 & 8
made with mrs. baird's
bread & newsom franks
Food Store
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The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 6, 1962, newspaper, September 6, 1962; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth390085/m1/3/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.