Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1959 Page: 2 of 6
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HONEY O^tOVE SIGNAL-CITIZEN
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Friday, July 10, 19<S0»
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WANT ADS
Want Ad Ratea, 2c per word each inaertion. Minimum charge, ,25c.
Card* of Thanks, Eulogies and Resolutions of Respect charged for
at the regular advertising rates: 2c per word, minimum charge $1.00..
LASTBX RUBBER uase paint of
Kem-7on« quality. All colors only
3.0* per gallon at Smith1 Feed &
Seed Store. '*
"WANTED: 2,000 eyes for ' 1,000
Charges In keeping with
iywmgii, Kaifuiiwwii bh
vice. SO years in Bonham.
BONHAM OPTICAL CLINIC
Bonham, Tex.
. JTOR FAST TV and radio service
*ee EueH Taylor at Ellis and Sons
Ftarniture. 7tfc
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MOORMANS
World's oldest and largest live-
stock minerals and protein supple-
ments for all kinds of livestock and
l>oultry now available at Bach's
Feed Store, Honey Grove. Paul
IXMChke, dealer; Fred Bach, store
attendent. • tf
BEST prices on tqtton poison at
Smith Feed and Seed Store,
WALL PAPER _ WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
Selling all wall paper at half price.
Some beautiful selections Honey
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CHECK prices on work clothes at
Brown's Feed Store and ° Army
-Surplus.
MAKE war on rats. We have the
poison. Smith Feed and Seed
Store. , 40,-tfc
NEW attractive 0 Bed Room
House — "Hardwood Floors —
Sheetrock and textoned wash-
er connection — car port and store
room.
Geo. E. Turner
Phone FR8-2868 - FK8-2344
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C. A. MOORE fLiUMlBlNG AND
SUPPLIES. Ph FR 8-2711 at Dial
Hardware. « 24-tf
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
New, used, and repossessed
Repairs, Rentals. Low down pay-
ment.: easy terms. Free demon-
strations. , Only authorized Singer
Agent in this area. M. E.Arter*
bum; 802 Seven Oaks Eoad, Phone
JU 3-358.5,. . P. O. Box 280, -Bon-
ham. ,V>" 16-tfc
FOR SALE: Portable Sprinkler Ir-
rigation System:
22 Four Inch Aluminum pipe, 3Q
ft. long. , ^
22 Three incii Aluminum pipe, "'30
ft, long.
22 Rainbird. Sprinkler heads.
1 Three inch intake hose 1? ft.
long with strainer
1 three inch outlet hose 12 ft. long.
1-13 H. P. Wisconsin motor and
pump—air cooked.
Will fee.gfkd to demonstrate. See,
write or call. J. C- Jordan, Wolfe
City, Texas. Phone GY6-2365.
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FOR SALE: 105 A. farm on Hon-
ey Grove—Bonham highway with
one set of improvements.
180 A. Honey Grove - Aliens
Chapel highway. ' Ho ' Improve-
ments.
R. M. McCleary Independent Ex-
ecutor of Mrs. W. E. Britton
Estate. - ; ;
FOR SALE 140 squares second
hand sheet iron. Doc Metlon, Red
River Feed Mills. 2tc
HAVE useo mowers, rakes, John
Deere, International and New Hol-
land balers. Also'New. J. I. Case
balers etc. Stevenson Implement
co ,>y; ■
FOR'SALE: 1.1 ft Ph'i.lco Refrige*^
ator $229.50 Dial Hardware.
GOOD FOOD TASTES EVEN BETTER
" WHERE IT'S
COOL
We invite you here for all your meals
MAIN CAFE
COOLED BY REFRIGERATION
TRASH and water barrels. Browns
Feed and Army'Surplus Store.
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FOR SALE 5 ft. Steel Tub and
Fittijjgs $01.50 Dial Hardware ..
LASTEJv rubber base paint q/-
Kem-Tone quality. All colors only
$3.69 per gallon at Smith Feed' &
Seed Store.
ELECTRICAL work. Guaranteed
house wiring, etc. No job too small
or too large. R. L. Copening. Call
FR8-2488. • 14-tf
YOU cah get feed cheaper at
Smith's Feed and Seed Store:—
FOR SALE Philco 21" TV
table $192.00 Dial Hardware
and
LODGE .NOTICE
Honey Gvove -Lodge No.' lis,
rCOF, meets every Monday even-
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Third Floor,
First National Bank Building.
Ted Newhouse, N. .Gr •"!■
Geo. D. Carlock, Sec'y tfc
for I
Authorized representative
Stark Bros. Nursery. See F. L.
Bach! ' FR-8-2277 tf
FOR SALE: Outside white paint
$2.75 gal. Smith's Feed and Seed
Stores
WALL PAPER _ WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
Sclljng all wall paper at half pride.
Some beautiful selections. Honey
Grove Lumber Co. * ' 16-tfc
CAMPING equipment; tents and
fishing lures at Brown's Feed
Store and Army Surplus.'
SAVE on Black Leg and Three-
Way B'acterin at Thrifty Drug.
Write me and I will come to
hews and mako sawing
machine and clock repairs. J. A.
Duncan, Box 348, Wolfe City.
FOR SALE
Reduced Price on Will Seott
Home for quick sale.
150 A. Sandy-type farm with
good peanut allotment. .
50 A. farm near Honey Grove.
Nice residential building lot on
West Commerce, $400.00.
Lot J25' X 60' near new school
building.
36 pasture $2500.00 Fenced
Water!
"200 A. of level land near Monks
town on FM road 100. Small house,
fenced and cross fenced, catch pen
and loading chute, small cotton
and peanut allom'ent, "possisasiOTi
now including crop. Owner stated
pasture is sufficient for 60 cows.
FOR SALE: The Blankenship Cafe
Building and fixtures. Attractive
price and .terms.
285 a. ranch, good house, fenced,
water, located north.
— Frank Welch, Agent
ARM'Y surplus-Wrenches, tents
tarpaulins and hardware. Brown's
Feed Store and Army Surplus:
FOR SALE used 21" Philco fv
$90.00 Dial Hardware. • " .
BLACK Leg and 3-Way vaccine.'
Smiths Feed and Seed Store. tf
AUTOMATIC Laundry Service.
Pick-up and delivery. Ph.'FR8-27-
29. Sixth Street Launderette.
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FOR HQNEY GROVE MOTORISTS
New 3
Gasoline
IOO-OCTANE
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New Sinclair Power-X gives you IQO Octane Performance
in all 3 Driving Stages-No Price Increase
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STARTlNO — New Power-X Gasoline is
power-primed with rocket fuel... starts quick
as a click in any weather.
ACCELERATION - 12,000 pounds thrust at
the touch of your toe! No need for fancy-
priced gasolines.
MILEAOE — Those extra octanes mean extra
economy, too.. . more miles in every thrifty
palion. See your Sinclair Dealer.
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... MRS. JACKSON DOUGLAS JONES
Mr:, and . Mrs. Clyde Hall an- May 31, 1959 in M^dill, Okla., with
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Linda Jean, to Jackson
Douglas Jones son of Mr,, and Mrs,
Odie Jones, .
The marriage vows were read
the Rev. Donald Rice,'officiating.
The bride Wore a dress , of white
nylon chiffon, fashioned with an
off shoulder bodice and bouffant
Skirt. Shewore blue ear clips'and
bracelet/
$400 MONTHLY
<s. . SPARE TIME
Refilling and collecting ifoney
from our high grade candy, nuts
and gum machines in this area.
No selling! To qualify for work
you must have car, references,
$600 to $1900 Ca.sh. Stored by in-
ventory. Devoting. 7 hours a week
to business, your end of percent-
ages of collections wiil net up to
$400 monthly. With very good poss-
ibilities of taking over full time.
Income increasing accordingly. For
interview include phone, write P.
O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho.
Buy
Grove!
Sell — Trade in. Honey
LOOK!
FREE ^removal of. dead livestock.
JU-3-2502 Billy Waggoner. Bun-
ham, Texas. . .. :% J..
Card of Thanks
l wish to'thank you for being so
thovghtful of mo .while' i was in
the hospital. The '.visits, flowers,
cards, and _gifts and most of all
your prayers made my stay in "the
hospital more pleasant,
I will ever' remember you fo'r
your kindness to me and my hus-
band.
Mrs. Herman Hopkins*
Card of Thanks "
We want to thank everyone who
was so kind apd thoughtful at the
passing of our loved .pne, Charles
Choate. "the flowers, cards . and
every expression . of sympathy is
deeply appreciated:'
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baty.
Card of Thqnks
I wish , to th^nk each of my
TURNER REUNION
The Turner family reunion was
held at Boggs Springs, Ark., Sat-
urday and Sunday, July 4 and 5.
About sixty members of the fam-
ily gathered for the tyo*day get-
together, held at a -resort hotel
there.: t~-—— — -•
Attending from Honey Grove,
were: Mr. "and Mrs. Argus Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, Mr. and
Mrs. George Turner, Mr, and Mrs.
W. B. Hand, Mrs. Nettie-Luttrell,
Willie Turner arid Ernest Turner.
Burnseds Have <iuests
Visiting In the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. T. Burnsei during the
July. 4th holidays were,. Mr. and
Mrs. G. T. Burnsed and daughter,
Wanda of Cedar Rapids, Jjowa;. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ly,nn and phildreo
of Dallas; M"rs: Bird' Hawkins and,
children of^ Sulphur Springs; Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Burnsed and Rog-
ers Burnsed and faVnily both of
Marshall; Mr. an<f Mrs. Don Burn-
sed and children of Amarillo.
Their .grandson,: Truett Brunsed,
Jr„ of Ft. Hood, who recently re-
turned fr^mi active duty with the
army in Germany was also a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Floyd and son,
Mark, of Houston are visiting rel-
atives here.
friends for cards, visits anrf'help
while I,was ill at home. Also Dr.
Matthews for his care.
Gbd bless each of you.
'Emma Parrish*
Card of Thanks. -
I wish to thank all my friends
for their many kindnessses extend-
ed to me while I was in the hospi-
tal and since-I've returned hqme.
J Mrs. Jack Selif
Mrs. O. D. Davis Feted
On 76th Birthday
Mrs. C. D. Davis was honored on
her 76th brithday Sunday when
her family and friends gathered
at the Crockett park for a pot-luck
dinner. She had a beautifully de-
corated birthday cake.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Davis and daughter* Mrs. Ida Ell-
ington, Mr. Grady Davis of Hon-
ey Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James Will-
lams, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis and-
family, all of Iowa Park, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Davis and son, Mr. Bob
Davis, all of Wichita Falls, Mrs.
Naomi Davis, Linda and R. C.
Davis, Mr. Cooper from Clarksvllle,
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and Mra. Nutcher from Ceres,
California, Mrs. Hammie Slagle
from Monkstown, "Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Slagle from Monkstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Davis and
sons from Fort Stockton.
Others present were Rev. and-
Mrs. Billy Melton and daughters
from Gairiesvllle apd the honoree,
Mrs. Davis of Honey Grove.
Attend church Sunday
Weeks Reunion •
Held Here Sunday
A reunion of the Weeks family
was, held Sunday July^5 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. John-
son and Mrs. Ethel" Week a. ,
The day was spent visiting and1
enjoying, a bountiful dinner. Pre-
sent were, hosts Mr. at\d Mrs. T. A:"
Johnson and sons; Charles and
Paul of Dallas and Mrs. Ethel
Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Babln,
and daughters, Barbara and Kteye
of Park Forest, 111., Mr. and Mrs.
BUI Harper and son, Billy, of Long-
view, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Snod-
grass and daughter, Jane of Dal-
las. Mr. and Mrs. Troy E. Martin
ami-daughter, Mrs. Carl McCle&k-
ey and Mr. McCleskey of paKas.
Mr. and Mrs. Babln and daugh-
ters remained until Tuesday and
Mrs. Weeks accompanied them
home for a visit in Illinois.
Geo. D. Carlock
Notary Public
Gasoline Tax Refunds
Income Tax Work
TELEPHONE
TALK
By Bob Watson, Manager
New Directories
By now, all of you should have received your 1959 copy of
your new Horiey Grove-Lkdonia telephone directory. - You have
probably noticed that this year we are incorporating a Yellow
Page Section to assist you in easily locating the merchants and
service organizations more readily. The Yellow Pages are
especially helpful if you are not sure who to call for a particu-
lar job. The classifications start with Air Conditioning Con-
'tractors and run through dealers in Woodj Windows.
If any of our customers have not received their 1959 di-
rectories, please-call the business office and we will send you
one. v •
..•Vacations and Telephones
When you think of vacation, about this time of year, you
probably think of fishing, swimming, ..visiting, or just plain re-
laxing at some nice vacation spot. ,. •' ,
• Well, I'm happy to say that more and"more people are lin-
ing the telephone to have mbre fun on their-vacation trips.
Here's how it works (and you can do the same if-you're one
•of the. lucky people still looking forwarjl to a vacation): .
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First, call ahead to reserve your accomodations ,oi' to let
th^ family know.wtofen you'll arrive. ' / N
Next, call ahead to make overnight reservations along tlie
highway- This way, you can drive longer and still be sure of .
a place to stay.
I think you'll find that this "calling-ahead .habit" will help
you and your- family have an even better vacation.
Why not give it a try And remember, call 'station-to-
station it's about one-third cheaper; >
Ten Rings
With backyard barbecues so popular nowadays, fi.e'ople.
arc spending more and more time outdoors. So when you call
your friends, remember it may be quite a run from the back-
yard to the telephone.
Give them time to make the dash by letting the telephone
ring ten times.
Who knows? They may ask you over, too, for some of
those hamburgers on the grill!
Caff by number, ff'i fwfc* at foil
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
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PHONE FR 8-2751
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C. H. SANDERS
D. J. TAYLOR, WXNDOM
C. C ROLAND, DIAL
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LUTHER C. DAVIS
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE!
The new bride will be in her glory when she sees |he furniture we have for her i new
home. — Old homes will take on new beauty and comfort with some added new pieces.
BEDROOM and LIVING ROOM SUITES
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The very newest in designs, fabrics — all good quality.
WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS— LINOLEUM AND FIBER RUGS — HOME ACCESSORIES
YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU VISITED
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Morrow, Joe T. Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1959, newspaper, July 10, 1959; Honey Grove, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth411203/m1/2/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.