Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, June 26, 1964 Page: 4 of 6
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HONEY GROVE SKMAl-CUIZBI
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•wry Friday at Honey JProve^FMnln^County. Tex**
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1—r Orove, Tex**. Mm. Lucille M, fUdger, owner
«b* .The Signal-Citizen. Honey Orove. and New*
trtniih and Honey Orove. Icesoe. _
Sixth Street.
Joe T. Morrow;
Publishing Co.,
Catered a* second-cl*** natter at the poetoff'oe at Honey Orove,
ViSM, under act of March 8. 1870
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson
were In Dallas Saturday, where
they met their grandchildren, Ly-
OdU and Douglas Epperson, dfc
Lovefleld.
They came by plane from Ver-
nal Ntah. They are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. CharleB (Bunnie)
Epperson and will visit here sev-
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Treadway
are Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
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one of your last meals. Purina Fly Bait is loaded
With two deadly fly killers—D.D.V.P. and Dip-
terex*—that will knock you cold in minutes.
Whet about your resistance to fly killers? You’re
plumb out of luck because Fly Bait even kills flies
that ere resistant to most insecticides. That’s
why you’ll find Fly ©ait just about everywhere
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floors, wherever fliee like to eat.
by our tiore and
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cans and
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Rigsby.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McLester er was repeated in untBon.
and Mrs. Maudine Cassell PlrUel works of a Methodist was
The Woman's Society of Christ-
ian Service met Monday at 3:00
P. M. June &2nd at'thi'MethodUt
Church Educational Building with
Mrs. Henry Stroud presiding.
The meeting was opened with
prayer, Mrs. C. S. Young giving it
Mrs. Young had charge of the
program and she talked on "Our
Methodist Heritage”.
She read several scriptures,
“Lovo Divine" and "A Charge to
Keep" were sung. The Lords Pray-
The
given
of Grand Prairie visited Miss Ruth I by Mrs. G, L, Walters. “The Wes-
Dowlen Sunday.
Miss Krlas Swlnney of Aroile,
La., is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tarver.
Mrs. Leon Winchester of San
Francisco, California spent the
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Sullivan, and Mrs. R.
L. Winchester.
Mrs. Lon Spelce, Mrs. Charlie
Taylor, Mrs. Fred Ray Bankstons
Debbie and Steve, Mrs. W. G. Tar-
ver, and Krlss Swlnney were Paris
visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E .A. Pulliam vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Slack
In Atoka, Okla, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Buel Rich
ardson and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Richardson Saturday
The Richardsons are of Ft. Worth.
Miss Phyllis Neal spent the
week end with Miss Theresa Coop-
er.
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Legion------_
Meet Hold Juno 16th
Unit No. — nth in Chapel Methodist Churches
regular session so June *»t“ ,n
the Honey Grow* Milan rial Lib-1 It wag a powerful and moving
rary. Mrs. Margaret Howoil, pro- experience. I was listening to
sident, presided. Mra Sallye Bail- rrom Klrkham, Executive Secre-
ey, Color Bearer edvaneed Uw flag tary of Lions of Texas, relive
and led the unit in the Pledge of mentor^ 0f what the Lions j*f
Allegiance. Texas had accomplished. People
Mrs. G. K. Pledger, Chaplain, I known who had no future,
opened the mecMag with proper. ufe, hardly an existence, but
Roll call and minutes road by the the help of a Lion’s Club had
secrotary, Mrs. Mildred Rieves. I been brought back to life. It was
Song ‘America". Busin— wad a powerful and moving experience,
disposed of in due form. Color Not everyone has such power-
bearer retired the flag and Mrs. fUj and moving experiences. Some
Fladger concluded the meeting seam neVer to move from their
with prayer. The Leaders were, backyard. Others find they have
Grover Hall, Mrs. Fladger | oniy time and energy to staff their
Cfcrde Henderson and Mrs. | m pleasures and wilful wants:
Are they like those of Lion Secre-
tary Klrkham, or are they like
this one who is his own worst
enemy? What kind of memories
are you manfacturing with your
Ufe'?
leys" was given by Mrs. Stroud
Methodism in the Space Age”
was given by Mrs. A .M. Daven- ■ j^j-b
port. I Mrs. C)(yde Henderson and Mro.
Mrs. Young concluded the pro-1W. O. Cravens. Mra. Hall talked I The experiences these people live
gram by giving a reading titled I on "Nursing Caro for Veterans," through seem always to be «x-
“Our Church" and closing with I This dates back in 1021 the Re-1 periences that leave scars and
a prayer. The meeting closed with I habilitation Concluded their report I unhealed wounds,
the motto. The Society will dls- j by saying while others may tire of Two men were discussing the
band until the last Monday in the burden* imposed by the care third from whose office one of
August. I of those men and interest grows them had pust come. They were
—Reported | cold, the American Legion must I saying, "A lot of people would
never permit Its Interest to dit-1 like to be hla friend, but his bitt
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Trompler I minish or its energies in their er speech and gruff manner re
and son, Robbie, Galveston and j behalf to lag until the last | buffs you. He makes you mad ev-
one has been brought all the ro-
Mrs. Raymond Trompler,
visited friends In Honey
Saturday.
Attend Church Sunday.
Parrish of Dallas, Mrs. Jerry Lay-
cock of College Station.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Short of Dal-
las, were week end guests of her
Mrs. Clifford
Mr., and Mrs. Ell Word and
family spent the week end in Lew- parents, Mr. and
isville guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cummins
Charlie Manhart. Mrs. W. O. Epperson of Wolfe
Mr. ana Mr.. Loyd V.M.U .nd City vlMUd Mr, L. B. MU., Wed.
son of Dallas spent the weekend I nesday.
sources that modem care can
provide, for the euro or the amel-
ioration of the disease from which
they suffer.
After forty-three years our or-
ganization Is still faced with a
struggle to provide resources for
proper care for our disabled com-
rades.
en when he is trying to pay you
a compliment. Do you know he
made a contribution to the United
Fund, a rather generous one, and
the solicitor came here from hi*
office saying, Til never ask that
guy for another dollar for any-
thing.'
I understand his losses were
rather sever about the time
the New Deal and the clock stop-
ped for him. He indulges his ani-
mosities, nurses his grievences, so
with his parents, Mr. and
Gene Vessels.
Homer Sturdivant who has been
a patient In a Bonham hospital, re-
turned home Friday and is doing
nicely.
Mrs. Choice Moore who has
been a patient in Wilson N. Jones
Hospital in Sherman came home
Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Nash
Oeo. D. Carlock
Notary P«Wjj
QseoUne Tax *•*«*•
Tax Wert
CURTAILED
During the next two to Ovo week, the Meet l-onodry phurt
pen.!” tar s,
will be
Paris. I will oner quality launury mu ~a -- .
during the moving period, but more time will be requirea oe-
tween pickup and delivery.
Clothing picked up Monday will be delivered the following
Saturday. There win be no pickups except Mondays during
this moving period.
When the move is completed and the plant In ^
its new quarters, we’ll be able to give better work and better
service than ever before.
I appreciate your cooperation.
LEWIS FLEMING
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-----— —------------ . Miss Minnie Lee
Wednesday, and is much improved. returned ^ Parle, after a visit
- her mother, Mrs. Henry Tre-
adway and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Orr and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dee Orr,
of Dallas spent the weekend with
Mrs. BUI Orr.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Morris,. were, Mr. and Mre
Billy Stureh and chUdren. Mr
and Mrs. Roland Morris of Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Morris and
children, Mrs. Ann Bridges and
Cynthia of Irving. Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Morris and girls of Honey
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of
Shamrock, Texas, visited Mrs. G.
W. Woodard.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kirkpat-
rick of Rockdale. Tex. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Zlnnecker.
Mrs. Frank Pierson of Dallas
spent the weekend with her moth-
er, Mrs. Joe Bettingfield and fam-
Mrs. ,J. A. Plrtle, Mr. and Mrs.
Hahm Cunningham, MIsb Clara
Rasberry, Mrs. Lou Cunningham,
Mrs. Millie Maytubby were In
Dallas, Friday night and attended
the wedding of Miss Halolse PlflH
of Dallas and Mrs. Bob Brooks, al-
so of Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Baldwin;
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fields, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May-
field and Mrs. Mattie Olive, of
Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Bell of
id, visited Mr. mod Mrs. J.
W. Bell, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Vessels during the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams,
Gaylon and Joe Henry. Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Bomar spent a few
days on Lake Texoma, Butcher
Peun, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Parks Chaney and
children, Mr. and Mrs. , Tommie
Oliver, Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Oliver Sunday,
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bomar, were Mrs. Bo-
nar Teddlle, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
The V. A. has a 125000 hos-
pital bed limit. For sometime the ------------------
Legion has been urging Congress I Hcits sympathy, deals In wet blan
to establish a program of care I kets and thinks that enthusiasm 1h
for those vetfran*. Th* Legion at I Immoral.”
— ---- .the 1068 National Convantion *P-1 Sometimes I wonder if the mem-
Mount Pleasant, visited Mrs. Tom proyed .Resolution No. 378 (Wis- ories of all too many people are
XT““1’ Blalr an consln) which directs the organi- like this last man. He can recall
zation to vigorously support ob-1 only his hurts, his disappointments
jectives of HR 8000,-08 Congress, his heartaches. He can find help
This bill if enacted would pro- only In his pessimism, subtracts
vide more home Nursing Care for instead of adding, dividing ln-
our veterans. Mm, Fladger talked stead of multiplying. We kid our-
on “World Peace". Christians selves thinking we are the center
should love their enemies and bless I of the world, the sun, moon, stars
them. We should cultivate peace. I all orbit around us
Peace Is a living relationship. One Would the word be a better
should seek positively to live at I place In which to live if the mem
peace. A peaceful attitude is bom I ories we have are the memories of
in an awareness of God’s grace I j,elp. given to someone less able
In the heart, by means of prayer ^ wo*k, a lifting hand placed un
and Bible study. Peace should | der a person who has fallen eith
. begin in the home, in the church
Dennis Elliott of Longview vis-'
Nash and Miss Florrie Blair and]
Bob Blair.
Mrs. Frances E. Council of
Sherman visited Mr. and ffrs.
Lee man Riddles and family Tues-
day.
Treadway has
Mrs. Dan Alexander entered a
Paris hospital Friday for treat-
ment.
Mrs. Clint Little has returned
home, after a visit with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Peggy Kirk In Dallas.
ftOD
ited Wilson Howell during
weekend.
Guests of Mr. end Mrs. Frank
Howell during the week were Mrs
Ted Holland of Denison, Mrs.
James Cherry and children of
Grand Prairie.
The MDthpdtst minister, Lewis
White and family moved to May
and in the business.
In the Community, peaceful liv-
ing is a Godly Ufe with out God
we can not Hve a peaceful life.
Mrs. Henderson talked on Flag
Day, 1984 — 187 Birthday by
J. Howard Bane.
From Napoleonic wars comes
the Story of a lad too young to
bear arms, yet so fired with de-
er phyrically or morally, a com-
forting word spoken to an enemy
in his time of stress?
Look through yjur memories.
l Dear wroi, su wiw*
Pearl, Texas where he accepted I voUon Ws country, during one
the work of the church there.
Mrs. John Wheeler, and her
house guest, Mrs. Bill Roberts of
Lufkin are visiting Mrs. Jack Ro-
berts in .Celina, and Mr. and Mrs
hot engagement under heavy fire
he advanced the color. Our Stars
and stripes were designated to re-
present America. Flag Day 1964
------------_ . ig a time to give sober thought*
Garnet Roberts in Grapevine, Tex-1 onjy to where now stands “the
Recent guests of Miss Florrie
Blair and Bob Blair, were Ed
A. J. Blair of Shrove-
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Piper and A. J. Blair of 8hrov«-1 une’’ to where you were destined
port, La., and Mrs. Richard Biard | n1wav> ^ Htand Mrs. Cravens talk
and children of Hugo, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spelce of
Marlin, Texas visited his father, I ^hjtc am} blue into which
Cooper Spelce, who accompanied . the strength and
line”. Old Glory stay you there
yet a while your people surly will
arouse and again advance “The
___ „jre you were de
always to stand. Mrs. Cravens talk
was on “The Flag Speaks" filled
with significance are my colors
them home for a visit.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Gilbreath were, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
Gilbreath, Jimmie, Johnny and
Patsy of Fort Worth, and Mr. and
Mrs. Carleton Gilbreath and fam-
ily df Arlington, Texas.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ridge and family Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Jessee Neal, Miss
Judy Neal and Kenneth Neal dt
Farmersville, Louisiana and Miss
Lynn Coleman of Brookston.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Elliott of
Longview spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. R. L. Winches-
ter.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Williams" were, Mr. and Mrs.
David Grounds of Corpus Christi
Mr. and Mrs. Dub Eads and sen,
Mike of Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W .Bell visited
their son, Lindell Bell and Mrs. Bell
in Garland during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bomar vis-
ited Mrs. Edna Holland and Mrs.
Will Bomar in Grand Prairie Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Little were
in Corsicana for the weak end,
gueets of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Cooper and family.
have been woven the etrongth and
courage of American manhood, the
love and loyalty of American wo-
manhood. I represent the. Declar-
ation of Independence. I stand tor
the Constitution of the United
States. I signify the Law of the
Land. I stand for peace and good
will among the Nations of the
World. I believe In Tolerance,
am the badge of the Nations
greatness. Threaten me and milli-
ons will spring to my Defense "I
am the American Flag*’.
Mrs.‘Cravens second part was
AT ITS BEST
And AN ENJOYABLE PLACE TO EAT
AT THE
MAIN CAFE
COOLED BY REFRIGERATION
“The Flag Is Us" Old Glory be-
longs to every American It pro-
claims our Freedom, our rights,
our duties. Today the Stars and
Stripes keep sober vigil over the
graves of American fighting men.
Young Americans in uniform of
their county, serve under the col-
or. Let us display the flag with
care and pride. Let us encourage
others, especially the children of
our Communities to view the flag
with pride. The American flag will
continue to deliver that message
so long as we, by our sacrifice and
integrity and courage, for the
flag is neither more or less than
the symbol of “What We Are".
The Hostesses, Mrs. Grover Hall
and Mrs. S. B. Evans served Be*
venup and cookies to eleven" mem-
bers.
Make Sure Your Property It
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Don’t wait until yon need year Insurance to discover that M
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to fit every
hearing loss
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Morrow, Joe T. Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, June 26, 1964, newspaper, June 26, 1964; Honey Grove, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth519665/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.