The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 6, 1966 Page: 3 of 8
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THE DIBUN PROGRESS, THt'R,, OCT. 6, 1966
ITE FOODS If
' PRICES GOOD
THUR., FRI., SAT.
OCTOBER, 4-7-8
ADIOLA
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(1ADICIA MEM......; . 5 Lb. 39c
riADIOLA CAKE MIX.....’. .3 for $1.00
MY-T-FINE PODDING........pkg. 10c
HUNTS TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. . . . 3 for $1.00
CRACKER BARREL CRACKERS, 1 lb.....25c
KLEENEX NAPKINS...........15c
KORMEL VIENNA SAUSAGE____4 for 89c
KIMBELL'S CHILI, No. 300 can ...... 49c
MORTON HOUSE BAKED BEANS, tk : . . ,:?c
DIAMOND OLEO____kie:$k0
DEL MONTE CORN . .......5 for $i.00
WINK, 6 bottle carton (plus deposit) . . .29c
KIMBELL'S SHORTENING, 3 lb. can____69c
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FROZEN STRAWBERRIES, 1 lb. .
____39c
ORANGE JUICE, 6 oz.......
4 for $1.00
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NEW MEXICO DELICIOUS
LB.
(Heat Vebwituml
GOOCH'S
ENDS & PIECES
5 LBS......
$179
HORMEL FRANKS.........Lb. 59c CLUB STEAKS......... .Lb. 69c
ARMOUR FRANKS......... Lb. 59c HOMEMADE SAUSAGE .......Lb. 67c
CHUCK ROAST------ . . . Lb. 53c GROUND MEAT..........Lb. 59c
ARM ROUND ROAST........Lb. 63c SIRLOIN STEAK..........Lb. 89c
|SHOP LACKEY S — TOUR HOME OWNED STORE Phoi» Gl 5-2404 PRICES GOOD THUR., FRI. SAT. OCTOBER. 4-7-8
LACKEY’S FOOD STORE
ft. (Doe) L—buy, Owner-Operator
Doublo Gold Bond Stamps Every Wednesday With $2.50 Purchase or More
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HIGHLAND
COMMUNITY
By Mrs. Orval Fair
The happy news around these, Those from this vicinity at-
parts is that Mr. and Mrs. tending the services were Mrs.
Marshall Reeves and son, Joel,
are on their way home from
New York. They have been
there since July and Joel un-
derwent three heart surgeries.
We are ail vary thankful he is
well enough to return home.
Mrs. Rupert Blankenship vis-
ited with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Stella (Wes) Newton,, Sund a y
afternoon. Mrs. Newton had just
returned home from a weeks1
stay in th6 Be Leon hospital, j
Saturday, Teressa and Diane J
Lucas spent the day with their j
grandmother, Mrs. B 1 kens h ip.
Jheir parents. Mr. and
Jimmy Lucas joined them for
supper Saturday night.
Teressa Keith, little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S. E, Keith,
was very excited Monday be-
cause it was her first day of
pre-school.
W. C. Keith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S E. Keith and student at
A&M University, spent the past
weekend at home.
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Martin
of Fort Worth were Sunday
dinner guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Mathis and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Iven Lewis of
Stephenville attended church in
Dublin Sunday morning with
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thiebaud
and family, were dinner guests
with them and attended the fu-
neral Sunday afternoon at Vic-
tor with Wayne.
Little Jennifer Weems, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Weems of Dublin, spent last
week with her aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Thiebaud, while
her brother, Jimmy, was in the
hospital in Dublin.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Vel-
ma Ross, mother of Mrs. John-
nie Wilson, fell last week and
injured her hip. She is~some
better.
Judy Wilson visited Friday
afternoon after school with
Betsy Pate in Dublin.
Those attending the football
game in Valley Mills Fri d a y
night were Mr. and Mrs. John-
nie Wilson and Judy, Mr. and
Mrs. Bart Mathis, Mr. and Mrs.
Thurston House and Phil, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Thieb a u d,
Martha, Richard and David and
Pat Thiebaud.
Mrs. Onie (AJmay) Ke i t h
received a beautiful sweater as
a gift upon her retirement Fri-
day. She has worked for many
years for a manufacturing com-
pany in Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. >C. E. Jones
were in Stephenville Monday.
While there they visited with his
mother, Mrs. M. O. Jones.
There will be an ordination
service at the Victor B a p t ist
Church Sunday afternoon, Oct.
9 at 2:30 p.m. for their pastor,
George Whitfield. Every one
interested is invited to attend.
Funeral services- for Earnest
R. Clifton were held at 2:30
p.m. in the Victor Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon. He
was born April 25, 1894 at Vic-
tor and passed away Sept. 30.
He was living at Graham at the
time of his passing. He was mar-
ried to Bertha Blankenship at
Highland in 1921. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Bertha; two
sons, Earnest Jr., of Arlington
and Borden of Midland; s i x
grandchildren; his mother, Mrs.
R. L.(Rob) Clifton of Graham;
three sisters, Mrs' Twala Mac-
on of Dallas, Mrs. Gwndola
Vaughn of San Antonio, Mrs.
Winters Clifton, Graham.
John L. Thiebaud, Pruyn and
Wayne Thiebaud, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Harrison. Grace, Lois
and Oscar Armstrong, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Wilson and Judy,
Mr, and Mrs. Orval Fair, La
Juan and Paul Dean, Mrs.
Onie Keith, Air. and Mrs. C.E.
Jones and Mrs. Marvin Jones.
Texas Governor
To Be Speaker
Governor John Connally will
M r s. j be guest speaker at the first an-
nual Distinguished Alumni Ban-
quet the evening of November
11 on the Tarleton State Col-
lege Campus. The banquet will
be a part of the annual Home-
coming activities at Tarleton
.and will initiate a recently -
adopted program of the associa-
tion to honor a distinguished
alumnus of Tarleton each year.
Mike Myers, president of the
Ex-students Association, also
made known a schedule of
dues for the organization as set
forth in the revised by-laws. He
pointed out that a ruling has
been obtained from Intern a l
Revenue which makes all con-
tributions to the Association de-
ductible from income tax. „
Annual membership dues will
be $5. A contribution of $100 by
any member warrants Life
Membership in the Association.
Joint Life Memberships may be
secured by husbands and wives
by donating $150; Joint Mem-
berships to husbands and wives
out of college for less than one
year for $75; Student Life Mem-
bership to any student who has
been out of college less than one
year for $50. Money received
from the contributions will be
used for the operation of the
headquarters office and pro-
gram activities of the Associa-
tion.
Also serving as current of-
ficers of the TSC Ex-Students
Assoc., are Joe Parish, Houston,
first vice president; Ben. Bar-
nes, Speaker of the House, Aus-
tin, second vice president; R.G.
Fanning, TSC business manag-
er, treasurer and J. W. Autry,
TSC, secretary.
PERSONAL. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Tack-
ett and family of Athens, Mrs.
Bob Play and Elaine of Dallas,
Mrs. Audie Gibson, Mrs. Jewell
Know, Mrs. W. H. Stephen and
Lynn and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Lee Tackett, Stephenville, visit-
ed the Elder Tacketts during the
weekend.
The Dublin Progress
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place or shoe at clinic.
Located at Scott Veterinary
Hospital
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AND SURGICAL
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to be sure you have enough automobile ii
surance. Phone or stop in.
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The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 6, 1966, newspaper, October 6, 1966; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth540944/m1/3/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.