The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1962 Page: 3 of 8
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THE ALBANY NEWS
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DMBELL'S BISCUITS can.. 5c
Honel's Little Sizzlers SAUSAGE, pkg.. 49c
HOiMEL'fl
CANNED HAM 3 lb, can $2.H9
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. 49c
Swifts Premium BACON, ib.
Gooch's FRANKS, lb.
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Del Monte Yellow Cling
PEACHES .... 3
MORTON'S
FRUU PIES, Apple, Cherry, Peach .3 (or $1.00
BIRD'S EYE
BROCCOLI SPEARS .. 2 pkgs. for 49c
POT PIES, Birds Eye Chicken 3 for 79c
BIRD'S EYE
BRUSSELS SPROUTS.. 2 pkgs. for 59c
BIRD'S EYE
ORANGE JUICE, boz. cans I for 49c
BIRD'S EYE
Fordhook LIMA BEANS ... 2 pkgs. 49c
MILK, Borden's Homo, gaL jug 89c
BORDEN'S
HALF AND HALF, pint carton ... 33c
BORDEN'S or CANDY'S
SOUR CREAM, half pint ctn 33c
CRISCO Creamy Shortening 3 lb. can 79c
ICE CREAM, Plymouth, lk gal. ctu 69c
SOFT WEVE Toilet Tissue. 2 roll pak 27c
LIBBY'S ZESTY
TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. can . ... 31c
DEL MONTE SPICY
CATSUP, 14 oz. bottle . . . 2 for 39c
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LIBBY'S All-Maul
VIENNA SAUSAGE..2for45c
NABISCO HONF.Y GRAHAM
CRACKERS, 1 lb. box.. 37c
NABISCO PREMIUM SALTINE
CRACKERS, 1 lb. box.. 29c
No. 2'/z cans
SLOO
No. 303 cur IJF.L MONTE Fancy
SPINACH , , 2 cans for 29c
No. 303 can WHITE SWAN Small Whole
GREEN BEANS. 3 cans for 83c
46 oz. can KIMBELL'S
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. 29c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
CALIFORNIA SUNKIST
LEMONS, lb 17c
MEXICO RED RIPE
TOMATOES, lb
19c
KENTUCKY WONDER
Fresh BEANS, lb.
a . a 23C
RUBY RED
GRAPEFRUIT . .
3 for 25c
CALIFORNIA PASCAL
CELERY, stalk .
, , . 19c
WHITE RUSSET
POTATOES, 10 Ib. bag.... 39c
© Memory Lane
tor work*, K, Worrell I* the
enterprising citizen who him
the mutter in charun. Thl* will
Tha Albany Nawi,
Jan. 31, 1002
The cold wave predicted for
thl* section of the country ar-
rived on time. It came In all
it* fury Sunday morning about
I ;MO, and in Ichs than 12 hours
ihe mercury dropped to Hi de
grees above zero.
Mrs. John F. Lvon* loft Sat-
urday for Midland, her future
no e .lohn I'. ha» been there
several days wronging domes-
tic and business mutter*.
Thomas Matthew* whs shak-
ing hands with the boys in the
city Tuesday.
Dodson I Iron,- Iron for the
blacksmiths, tools for the me
chanics, implements (or the
farmer, nails of all sizes, any
kind of a bull, you may need,
screws, lacks, extra nuts for
the bolts, screw eyes, screw
hooks, screw driver:!, knives of
all kinds, horse shoes, wash-
ing machines, road scrapers,
grindstones, tin ware of every
de.. cripl ion, glas ivvnre, queens
ware, silver ware, wagons, but;
certainly be a (treat advantage
to the city of Albany and the
surrounding country
BOYCC HOUSE
GIVES YOU
TEXAS
Champ Clark received a ma-
jority of the votes at a Demo-
cratic national convention but
he did not receive the prerf-
dential nomination. The t*r<^
A musicale was given at the thirds rule was in effect and
home of Mr. and Mrs, T, L.
I ('Spain last Friday night as a
William Jenninjfs Bryan put up
such a fi(?ht against some of tho
farewell party to Miss Mau-i-'ements backing the Missour-
dene Wilson Iiun that the nomination even-
Talk about your eating, hut tually went to Woodrow Wll-
one? of our Moran boy# at« two 'won. The nomination virtually
flo/<»n bfinanan and thf-n olfv.r-'nioant tho prc'HMlency
ed to bet he could eat one doz-iWtt* HI 12, the year that Tneo-
en more, and he wasn't a week dore Koosevelt split the Tie-
about it either; he ate them one publican vote by organlllnR tM
after another until he had eat- Progressive Party
Not long after the election—
(so a traveling man who vlrft-
"the!-'. "«*>%< **■> rt\fmrio ^
vening friend Herschel Potter, the
, jn t0 druggist, and he told me the
en them all
Misses I!die Dodson and Mat-
tie Cole were
•e rowWihe\N.ws was'printed. *nry> "0"'n wl!" In 9
mm i in i„f. u/,.,1 Clark b < ongresslonal district
of last week. Thoy came
st
Thomas I/. Blanton left Wei
nesday for an extended trip in
out hern Toxai
Saturday morning for Ml Paso, I
where lie will meet her moth-'
er, and then they will go from
for a lecture. It was Sunday
flight and the sllver-tonmied
Miss Vera Warren left lant|"rator was to speak on a relig-
ious subject,
A crowdeil house greeted
him. Many were supporter* of
Clark and when liryan rose to
speak, someone called out In a
els, tongs, pokers, clothe pins learn 1 iint Mrs. Warren's health,"1"' I < II us about til®
and lines, mops, iprinkiers, has greatly improved since go-| , l,,1"ri' <0,IV(" "fl' w h
bucket s, tubs, wringers, dust- j ing west. | 1 £5
cr , elol Imm ba.ski'tH, ham)»«• rs, . Wvvromb bi\n returned mf,an* ' [" J
I etc, etc. from an extended trip in the "truHc a favorable chord. Bry-
A new enterprise for Albany. west. Gus says that if Texas ,in ""''bed an* sax .
A five ton ice plant will be extends a far east as it does
erected at once near the wa- west, she i* a whopper.
gie , carts, hacks, wagon hows, there to Old Mexico to spend
love pipe, stove fixtures, shov i|,(. winter. We are plad to
Counhi Agent
News
By Orville Lindsey,
County Agricultural Agent
Many Shackelford County
r».- idents de erve credit and
thanks for making the annual
county livestock show and sale
■ucce ful again this year.
First of all, without a bunch
of interested and hard-working
girls and boys, there would
have been no reason to have a
show. Many of those girls and
boys were in the show for the
first time, learning the mean-
ing of two very important
IT'S THE LAW
Hiitory of Will.
Courts see that your inten-
tion or "will" as to property is
carried out after you die. He-
fore then you mpy revoke or
change it any tine.
The passing of property to
heirs is one of man's oldest
Iran-actions, As tar back as
the Kgyptian, Assyrian and
Jewish civilizations, we have
"l adies and gentlemen, If
you do not object to such a
topic on Sunday, I will be hap-
py to oblige the gentleman."
He then launched into a jus-
tification of his position and
soon tiie entire audience was
standing and cheering.
Patrick Henry Webster —
Prentiss—Ingerson Grady —
Bryan such is the roll of
American orators.
Heywood Broun, who chroni-
cled the Dempsey-Carpentier
fight, said that when Cnrpen-
tier older, lighter, conceded
no chance entered the rinff,
wills written and witnessed on' t,e was cheered but Dempsey
papyrus, clay tablets, etc. In I wa(, I)0t. To have done so
one will an early testator left I (nroun declared) would hnv®
..me of his property to hi*; been like cheering Niagara
wife and named a guardian for
his children.
The Hammurabi code (2100
words competition and sports- ". ('.) permitted a father by
It also favored having a firm
record of his wishes, not rest-
ing on memory.
By 1200 A. D. ,England
where we got our law of will*,
was quite well advanced; The
church courts (like our probate
courts) supervised disposition
of property according to a
"testament" of how the testa-
tor want.'.I his property to CO.
Church courts supervised
personal property (movable*
... , . , .. , ,, , . like armor or personal effects);
l_ ickard ^aiul _ l'Wtram Klhott. county show and sold them in ,,md w,,s lms„0(, on by wi„.
manship.
Mrs. Alice Hill and Carter
King, Jr., furnished the
grounds and building where
the show was held.
Judge Chism and the com-
missioners brought firewood I
and stoves, and helped to get1
the pens and equipment set up.
The two men who deserve
most
deed to favor his son
Under early Roman law the
head of a house could tell the
patrician assembly his wishes,
hut later Unman law favored
a written will to keep the tes-
tator's plans secret until death.
Show and Sale on Jan. 20.
Robert Green and liert Jones,
of the credit were the Moran 4-H Club members, also
show superintendents, Gene showed their steers in thl
Falls when a man wa* about
to go over it in a barrel.
i'hey collected prize money and the sale afterwards.
were relied upon many times j Tommy Boyd and Marsha
during the show. | |;Pxroat of the Moran 4-H (Hub
Ihe work-horses of the show , showed and sold their fine wool
were the judges assistants, lambs in the county show
Glenn I.eech and Joe Hilling- ! sa|0, '
ham; the secretary, "Hutch"
Catuthers; the department sup-
erintendents, Jack Moberley
and Kvan Faster steer depart-
ment; Ben McKelvain, swine
department; and Buford Hal-
lard and Herb Sievers sheep
depart mcnt.
Probably the four most brave
men at the show and sale were
Tom Blanton, the auctioneer;
Tommy Tolen, vocational Ag.
teacher from Cisco who judged
the sheep and hogs; Hob Brown
from Throckmorton who judg-
ed the steers; and Harnett Cor-
dray, local WUC for the SCS,
who judged the showmanship
award.
Space is too limited here to
list each of you who donated
prize money for the show, and
who purchased animals in the
sale. However, you can be
proud that you had a big part
in making the Shackelford
County Livestock show and
sale a big success again this
year for the FFA and 4-H Club
boys and girls.
Below is a list of those who
purchased animals in the auc-
tion sale following the Shack-
elford County Livestock Show
on Jan. 20:
J. A. Matthews Ranch Co.,
Matt Blanton, Joe H. Matthews,
Tom Blanton, Jr., Clayton I
West, I. M. Chism, Buford Bal-j
lard, Joe Dillingham, Herb;
Sievers, W. C. Vin(>s, Mrs. Mil-
dred Diller, Hob Brown and
Gaines Stover.
At Abilene Slock Show
Nancy and Jim I/cech show-
ed Nancy's three finewool
lambs in 15 degree weather on
Monday, Jan. 22, in the Abi-
lene Fat Lamb Show. Nancy
ind Jim are members of the
Mbany 4-H Club and their par-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
l eech of Albany.
Doug Wytli, a memher of the
Animal Husbandry Department
t Texas A&M, judged the Ab-
ilene Fat Lamb Show,
Nnncy and Jim showed five!
lambs and Jim showed and sold
his Hereford steer in the
.Shackelford County Livestock!
which the king's court handled.
Hence today we speak of "last
will and testament" since Eng-
lish courts came to pass on
'idjboth real and personal proper-
ty, so that one court could
handle the whole estate.
English church rourts had
"executors" who carried out
A Moran 4-H Club brother- one's testament. To die "in-
sister team, Jim and Judy Cot- testate" (without a testnment)
tie, plan to exhibit their Here-1 was almost like (lying uncon-
ford steers in the Wichita Falls fessed. Sometimes the church
Junior Beef Show Feb. 7-10. in the interests of a man's soul
At the same time Jim and Judy! could give some of the man's
Wichita Falls Junior
Beef Show
are in Wichita Falls, County
Agent Orville Lindsey will be
in San Antonio with four other
4-H Club members who will
show six Hereford steers in
that show. Shackelford Coun-
goods to others besides his fam-
ily. Then, as now, some pro-
perty had to be left to the sur-
viving wife and children.
By the time of the American
colonies, the laws were well
ty 4-H. Club members showing isettled, and law courts, rather
steers in San Antonio include! than the church courts, admin-
Jim and Max Davis, Jearl Boy- ( istered and distributed estatea
ftt and Richard Rallied. I here.
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