The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 62 YEARS, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1952 Page: 4 of 13
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FREE CONCERT PROGRAM
FREE $500.00 IN GIFTS
Stamps Ozark Quartet
Of Radio Station KWFT, Wichita Falls. Texas
A Good (lean Program of Gospel and Secular Songs
Stephenville Quartet
Dublin Quartet
Mrs. J. R. Golding S.O. McClure
Buried Friday
At Cow Creek
BRING TMK FAMILY TEI.l. YOUR FRIENDS
City Rec. Hall. Stephenville
Sepi. lib _ p m. to 11 n m.
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl
Golding ware held Friday after
noon. August 22 at 3 pm at the
Live Oak Church Rev Gordon
Bay* of Meridian, Texas, but a
former pastor of the Mve Oak
Church, officiated
Mrs Golding passed away at
the Dublin Hospital early Thurs-
day morning after being critically
111 for a few hours She had been
In poor health for a number of
years She had lived In this coun-
ty since about 1892
Mrs Golding was born in
Georgia on March 8. 1883. the
daughter of Mr and Mrs J A
Price She w as mar ried to J K
Golding in 1899 Mr (folding ;>re
ceded her in death. In 1949 She
united With the HftptlNt Church
| in early life and was a d*»vot*x.i
chin: tan all her life Her church
IlU-Mill" -ship Wa* f tie Id V e Ouk
'h iivh at the time of her death
Surviving her ire one daughter
M’ Ru'h of Ri'^ejut an I
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Buried Saturday
Funeral services for S O Mc-
Clure. 77 were held at the liar
tell Funeral Heme Saturday af
lenioon at four «» dock with Rev
fohnny Barrett, pastor of the S«H‘-
ond , Baptist Church officiating
Interment was made tn the Alex-
ander cemetery
Samuel Oscar M ('lure was born
May K. 1875 in (Georgia He moved
tn Arkansas at the age of twelv#
and to Texas when 17 years of
age He wm married to Oil la
Hodges at Matador in HKW4, To
this union three hildren were
torn. one of mho.,, with his wife
nreceded hlni m <!eath
Mr McClure *urvlv<xl by a
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Worlds ( diampi-mship R**d<-<> a mic.-.-» ,i - 1 .i< ?i- u
advertising and public spin* :s enuerrm'd The res'
n<>w lies with the public ; n .itt.-ndinc
This years pr-sram is the creates? that w<-
have eyer had .iff."- .tn i from the response at this
time i? seems as if !lie whole state ot Texas apprec-
iates it.
We reali/.e that this n*de<i is more than just a
business proposition We also know that it cannot be
staged strictly as such. What it takes is that public
spin? an i cooperation >>f all to keep it going in a big
way
The people of Dublin and elsewhere have re-
sponded There are so many to thank that it is impos-
sible. but therere those that sell tickets, take tickets,
distribute advertising, decorating, attend to seating,
our bands, those making the parade better, and all
those business men who helped us advertise, thereby
making our rodeo program book possible. And then
there re those merchants that put in ads in newspapers
that helps a lot.
Again we state, without this public help our
rodeo would not be possible. Thanks goes to every one
for their interest and assistance.
Dublin Rodeo Enterprises, Inc.
C. E. Leatherwood, President
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WELCOME, VISITORS!
To Dublin's
Big Rodeo
Hifti wsli L» will rw riding will »t.*-r 111c
an-l mar.-, -thr r lime muU
AH >if :h«w thinga tiring thi» mid w*-»!<;•
to the ila>* rlifii thw bank w*» (< >ufi<ie>i m iv'-
\vjktti hair M-rtt m»!i> r hkn(n sn I hi blue bn' ■’
•hi* bank ha.* retained tho»r hiuml qualities -o-
wm founded
A* Ihibhn ha.* grown, ao hair we, and a* 1 Mb'* os*1
tinur* to jpo forward the Dublin National Hank will keep pi*
Dublin profile haw al*o retained threw sterling qualm.* ,.f lung ago The »anie eouragwu* »|un; t i**'
.-er daya atilt livea m can be *een by the wumterful co of*-ration and enthuaiaam ahuwn by iMbhn <n *ta#S|
thw big Rodeo here We re proud that we are a part of lM>hn
The Dublin National Bank
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DIRECTORS
A E. Brooka
R. A Evmna ’
T. C. Oranbwry
OFFICERS
R. R Evana. Vice-Pre«
A. E. Brooka. chairman Ana be! Cowan,
E W. Harria. Pn*Went Aaa't Caahirr
T. C. Grmnberry. Exec. V. P. C. E. Le*U*nrood.'
J. W. ItaU, Caahtinr L. T. RnA*1
MMaaBaMattea-^T
J W. Hall
E. W. Harria
Joe T. Kennedy
C. B. Leatherwood
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Perry, Richard. The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 62 YEARS, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1952, newspaper, August 29, 1952; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth532207/m1/4/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.