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Albany, Texas, Thursday, July 13, 1972
THE 'ALBANY NEWS
Tired Of Claims that are
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ROUND STEAK
U.S.D.A Choice
U>. $1.09
PIKES PEAK ROAST, lb. . . . 98c
RUMP ROAST
U.S.D.A.
Choice
lb. 98c
PARRAY OLEO, 1 lb. pkg . . 33c
VELVEETA CHEESE........2 lb. box $1.19
SAUSAGE
Hormel's
Little Sizzlers
pk. 59c
BACON
Gooch's Sliced
Blue Ribbon
1 lb. pkg. 79c
SUGAR
Imperial Pure Cane
Limit 1 bag at Sale Price
51b. bag 63c
No. 303 Del Monte
Bartlett Halves
PEARS
HAWAIIAN PUNCH
46 or. cm
All Flavors
Kountry
Fresh
ICECREAM I pled. 89c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz can 45c
3 cans for $1.00
2 cans 79c
l1/^ lb. loaf, 2 for 55c
46 oz. can 39c
3 cans. 89c
3 cans 79c
16 oz. jar 39c
§ jars 69c
BREAD
TOMATO JUICE
GRN. BEANS
SWT. PEAS
Chick-n-Dumplings
Gerter's BABY FOOD
It lackeyed PEAS
PUREX
Del Monte
Zesty
No. 303 Del Monte
Italian Style
No. 303 Del Monte
Early Garden
College Inn.
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FROZEN FOOD
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BIRD'S EVE
COOL WHIP JJXg qt. ctn 59c
POT PIES Chicken 4for89c
12 01. WHOLE-SDN
ORANGE JUICE I cans 89c
, 2 lb. pan 89c
FRUIT COBBLER
OLE SOUTH
10 oi. pkg BIRD'S EYE
Mixed VEGETABLES. .3 pk 73c
4^2 oz. Regular
Strained
IMo 300 Kuner's
Fresh Shelled
4 cans 89c
Super
Bleach
KEN-L-RATION
No. So*) ran
Dog Food
MIRACLE WHIP
Cottage Cheese
TEA
CHARMIN
FLOUR ;
Salad Dressing
By Kraft
Gandy's
Finest
UPTON'S
INSTANT
Squeezably Soft
Toilet Tissue
!4 gaL jug. 39c
6 pk. ctn, 99c
Qt. jar 59c
12 oz. ctn. 35c
4 oz. jar.. $1.59
- 4 roll pack 45c
5 lb. bag 59c
BANANAS 2125c
TOMATOES
CARROTS iiTiS" 2 bags 29c
1.3k
CABBAGE n^Heu lb. 8c
15c
CANTALOUPE, ft.
CASCADE
For Automatic Dishwashers
Family
oz. 99c
Memory
Lane
The Albany News,
May 6, 1932
Judge John Kay of Wichita
Fells will speak in Moran Sat-
utrj jy afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the 'First Saturday Trades Day
6t tnat place. "
Tc-in Lowery, Jim George;
Pcrrv Fite arid Zug George left
Wednesday for a two-day fish;hg
trip on the river. Of course, we
expect to tiear about the fish
caught, .but this time we
would like to see some of them.
At a court of honor held by
the Albany Council of Boy Scouts
of America in the Presbyterian
Educational building Tuesday
night, the first class badge was
awarded to Scout J. Brack Lips-
comb. being pinned on him by
his father, Mr. J. Brack Lips-
comb, Sr. Second class awards
to Scouts Lavern Capps. Morris
Smith,. Archibald Crow and
Franklin Robinson. Tenderfoot
badges awarded to Scouts Win-
ton Matthews. Tom Green, Gar
land Williams, Murrie Easter;
Billy Barstow. Re a Hutchison
and Clarence Rea.
Hugh Tyers of the J. C Miller
i'ord Agency returned home to-
day after one week's intensive
study in the factory trained
school at the Dallas branch of
-the Ford Motor Company, where
a special school is being (/in-
ducted for the instruction of all
authorized Ford dealers service
men in correct service methods
for ihe new Ford V-8 automo-
bile.
A musical comedy in three
acts with orchestral accompani-
ment will be presented at Lue-
ders school auditorium Friday
evening. May fi. at 8 o'clock Ad-
mission 111 and 20 cents. Benefit
P T A.
Baptist Missionary Society met
• at church April 18 for mission-
ary program. 13 present, ] vis-
itor On program were Mrs,
Newman. Mrs Dunford, Mrs.
Alma Jones, Mrs: Carl Hail,
Mrs. J. C. Lietz. Miss Booth and
Mrs. J. Carter King.
We met J. N Cox of Fort
Griffin on our streets Wednes-
day and shook hands with him
While we were shaking hands
there stood another man a few
feet away watching us- it looked
to be the same man with whom
we were shaking hands We
thumped our head, we were sure
seeing things and had had noth-
ing to drink Two men there
were and twin brothers Mr
J D Cox of Packington, Old a is
the twin brother of J. N Cox
and is here on a visit He lived
here 40 years ago and worked as'
a cowboy on tin* X ranch
A group of young p<>o;>le of th»
Methodist Church went on a pic
nic last Friday evening All
preparations were made and we
all left on the Hooker transfer
truck and went to the city lake.
A few innings of baseball was
played and enjoyed very much,
especially Sherrard who picked
cactus, from the ball: Then the
boys held a jumping contest,
the-boys losing having to carry
the wood. Then roasting weinies
% and bacon was enjoyed. Every-
one ate until everything had van-
ished An important thing on
the menu was soda pop. After
fating, everyone jojned in and
enjoyed a game of "Flying
Dutchman, and _ "Two Deep,"
K . rir e B and Hazel getting
fy 'A every time except one. Af-
ter these gemes we all enjoyed
delightful Dixie Gups, Then we
boarded the truck and started
toward home We rode around
awhile, then delivered everyone
to their respective places. Those
enjoying this delightful outing
were O. Hawkins. H. Todd, S.
Muse. M. Tidmore, C. Hawk, E.
Dvess, T Isbell. H Castleberry,
C. Rea Brother Rea, I, Harris,
B Hooker, E Medlen, L. Harris,
M Tidmore. C Bivins, L Suth-
er F: Clause!!. N. King, G. Rea,
L Tidwell, H Crowder, Mrs..
' Rea
. One of the loveliest and moot
delightfully planned events of
the school year took place Mon-
day evening at 6 o'clock on the
school lawn, when a May Fete
was celebrated by the students
of the Albany public school.
A most artistic prograjn was
arranged Miss Carrie Inmon,
history teacher in the high
,y/hool 'Was in charge, ably assist-
ed by other teachers
It would seem tlie entire town
turned out to enjoy and.aid, with
their- presence, to bring a true
May, Day spirit to tlie little en- -
Xertainers •
The Queen and her court were
chosen from the high school,
wi:/le the -entertainers were
mostly from the lower grades.
Warren Davis, a senior, de-
serves -personal- mention Acting
, as court jester, he was one of.
the Outstanding features of the
day. and kept the crowd in an
uproar with his many funny an-
tics.
The program: Queen, Helen
Cecil; king, Leroy Butler; prin-
cess, seniors, Helen Gordon, Vir-
gil Keyes; juniors, Imogene
Harris, Max Tidmore; sopho-
mores, Ruth Fite, Clarence Dav-
is. freshmen, Betty Jane Brawn,
William Logge: men of the court,
Edwin Dyess. Jack Smith, John
Ma lone. Edward Fleming, Cecil
Miller. Bill Cleveland; heralds,
Robert Hutchison, Robert Jar-
don train bearers, Edyle Mil
Ruby Hill King; crown bearer,
Ralph Fleming
Entertainers for the queen:
Dance of the Flowers, Rainbow
Dance. Songs of Spring, Parade
of Wooden Soldiers, Opening of
Flowers, Dance of Brownies and
Autumn Leaves, Rhythm Band,
and Cart Wheel (1st through 5th
grades I ; dance, Annabel! Davis,
Ann Rus's. May pole dance, girla
from junior high.
DR. ED DRESSEN
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McGaughey, John H. & Lenamon, James L. The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 13, 1972, newspaper, July 13, 1972; Albany, Tex.. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth428852/m1/3/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.