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PAGE TWO—THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS—THURSDAY JANUARY 22, HM
AREA
DEATHS
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Mrs. Billie
jjcOUNTY SCHOOL MENUsjj
Funeral services and burial
for a former Archer County
resident. Billie Maie Cook
Mann.58. were hell Friday
in San Jose. Calif. Mrs.
Mann died in a San Jose
Hospital on January 14.
She was born Nov. 22, 1922
in Ellis COunty and moved
with her parents, the late
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cook
to the Blackflat Community
in 1925. She was a graduate
of Holliday High School and
married Jesse Mann. Jan.
25. 1947. They had made
their home in California
since 1947.
Survivors include her
husband of San Jose; four
daughters and 10 grand-
children. Other survivors are
four sisters; Mrs. Lorine
Noles. Dundee; Mrs. Nadine
Hallmark. Fort Worth; Mrs.
Bobby Norred. Lake Kicka-
poo and Mrs. Janelle Lester.
Anadarko. Okla.; three
brothers, Claude Cook,
Atlanta. Ga.: Bedford Cook.
Witchita Falls and B.G.
Cook. Aspermont.
Mrs.
Nettie
Powell
MRs. Nettie Ester Powell,
74, of Holliday. Texas, died
Sunday in a Wichita Falls
hospital.
Graveside services were
held 10:30a.m. Tuesday at
Highland Cemetery in Iowa
Park. Offi citing was Gill
Peters, minister of Holliday
Church of Christ. Arrange-
ments were under the
direct ion of Tanner-Aulds
Funeral Home of Iowa Park.
Mrs. Powell was born April
12. 1905, in Wichita
County, where she lived
most of her life. She had
lived in Holliday 12 years
and was a member of
Holliday Church of Christ.
Survivors include a
daughter. Mrs. Charlene
Pruett of Valley View; a
borther. J.I Case of Holliday
and three grandchildren.
HOLLIDAY MENU
MEGARGEL MENU
V
Cereal,
WINDTHORST MENU
Breakfast: Cinnamon Toast,
milk, fruit
Luacb: Steak Fingers Whip-
ped potatoes, gravy green
beans, hot rolls milk-fruit
toast.
Breakfast: Cereal milk, juke
Lath: Pizza peanuts salad
milk crunch
Wednesday
Breakfast: Cheese toast,
milk, fruit
Laach: Fried Chicken, crea-
med potatoes, gravy, oom
bread milk-fruit
BraakfasttCinnamon
fruit, milk
Laach:Cheeseburger.
les. lettuce, french
milk, pudding
Taesday
Breakfast: Sweet rol I s.
raisins, milk
Lmcfc:Roast beef, and gravy
green beans, creamed pota-
toes. hot rolls, milk, jello
pick-
fries.
juice.
BreakfasUOatmeal. buttered
toast, juice, milk
Cinnamon Rolls.
milk, juke
LaarfctStew. corn bread,
cheese, crackers, cookies,
milk-peanut butter
Friday
Breakfast:French toast, milk
syrup.
LaffctFish Macaroni and
cheese Tarter Sauce, french
fries, bread milk, cake
Breakfast: Biscuits, bacon,
juice, milk
LwhiFrito chili pie, cheese
lettuce salad, milk, cake
Friday
Breakfast: Pancake. syrup,
sausage, juice, milk
Laadi:Fish fillet, tartar
sauce, french fries, cabbage
salad, com bread, milk, fruit
milk.
Breakfast:
juke
Laach: Chili mack, green
beans, com, hot roll, butter,
milk, fruit
Taesday
Breakfast: Toast, peanut
butter, honey milk and juice
Loch: Fried chilken. mash-
ed potatoes, gravy, sweet
peas.hot tolls, butter, milk,
rice pudding
Breakfast-Oat meal. butter,
milk and juke
Laach: Chili dogs, french
fries, salad, milk and jello
Breakfast: Pancakes, syrup,
butter, milk and juke
Laach: Turkey spaghitti.
black eye peas, salad, hot
rolls, butter, milk, fruit
cobbler
Friday
Breakfast: Cereal, milk,
juke
Laach: Beef and vegetable
soup, com bread, butter,
milk, cookies.
GED Class
Is Sponsored
Region IX Adult Education
Division is sponsoring a free
GED class, in Olney, Texas
on Tuesdays and Thursdays
in the Olney Jr. High School
Gym. from 7 until 9 p.m..
Anyone interested, and at
least 17 years old and
officially out of school, may
enroll at any time while the
class is in session. No
pre-registration is neces-
sary.
THEI NCM/
America's energy problem
is older than many know-
and is being solved in more
ways than many realize.
THEN: As far back as
1960, our demand for gaso-
line exceeded our domestic
supply. That year, we
needed over 125 million
more gallons than we had.
NOW: Today, our truck-
ing industry is continuing its
long-term efforts to save
energy through a voluntary
program of buying and
using fuel efficient optional
components. The Motor
Vehkle Manufacturers Asso-
Lady’s Auxiliary
Elects Officers
The Archer City Lady’s
Auxiliary held their monthly
meeting. Monday January
12.
New officers were elected
for the 1981 year. Presiding
as the new president will be
Carol Crowley; Nancv Davis,
vice-president; Shaipn Alex-
ander, reporter; and Geral-
dine Alexander, team cap-
tain.
ciation reports that the
Department of Transporta-
tion estimates the U.S.
truck industry' has saved
over 2.6 billion gallons since
1973.
WEATHER
#
High
Low
Tuesday
61
28
Wednesday 58
28
Thursday
55
25
Friday
42
23
Saturday
38
29
Sunday
41
23
Monday
45
30
ARCHER CITY MENUE
Monday
Breakfast: Cereal Milk Fruit
Toast
Laach: Pizza Tossed Salad.
Milk, Fruit, Cake
Taesday
BreakfasriCheese Toast Milk
Juke
laarhtChicken and rice,
English peas, Carrot and
raisin salad, chocolate cake,
milk, bread
Wednesday
Breakfast-Oat meal. raisin,
toast, milk
Laach: Fried chicken, pota-
toes and gravy, vegetarian
beans, milk, bread, jello
Thanday
Breakfast:Peanut butter oat-
meal bar. milk
Loach: Bar-B-Q Wieners,
Pinto Beans, pottoe salad,
sweet rolls, milk, bread
Friday
Breakfast: Biscuits, fruit
milk
Laach: Spagatti. green
beans, salad, hot rolls, milk
Published By Archer Countv Publishing Co.. Inc.
P.0. Drawer B, Archer City, Texas 76351
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STORES AND SHOPPERS JOIN TO HELP SCHOOLS
Your next bpwl of soup |v; f" ^ »\V
or glass of juke may help a ^*7
school pay for much-needed
educational equipment or [____
reading aids. : 1
In just seven years, people r~
have helped provide more j™ ,
than $12 million in equip-
ment to schools. How? By ‘
saving labels from certain
products.
Schools with any of the ____
grades, kindergarten A L#be|$ for Education Program make* dollar* and good
through eighth, in the U.S. for ejementarv school* on tight budget*.
or its territories can partki- --—■—- - .
pate in Campbell's Labels marketing director, points 1980-81 Campbells Labels
for Education Program, out that Labels for Educa- for Education Program
Here's how it works: tion is not a fund-raising “promises to be larger than
Students collect the labels drive. ever” ... ,
of a list of products- “No selling by the school- Each year, the list or
Campbell's condensed soups children is required, he retailers encouraging school
and Chunky Soups, “Soup says. “It's a simple, coopera participation grows longer,
for One,” bean and Franco tive label collection project Store owners and managers
American products. “V-8" that is easy for schools to support the program
Cocktail Vegetable Juke, start and run, and is enjoy- through sponsorship of in-
Campbell's tomato juice or able for all.”
Swanson canned food piod- According to Mulcahy,
ucts. the overwhelming response
These labels are then re- from schools as well as
deemed for any of more parents and children has —. .
than 500 items of quality made this event one of the your school name and ad-
equipment from a Labels most successful consumer dress on school stationery
for Education Program cata- promotions ever developed, to: Campbell’s Labels for
log published by Campbell He predicts that, in the Education Program, Post
Soup Co. face of rising prices and Office Box 3P11, Maple
Paul N. Mulcahy. product tighter school budgets, the Plain, MN 55348.
store label collection cen-
ters.
For free information on
this program and how it can
help your school, provide
SUBSCRIPTION: $7.15 in county and adjoining counties and j
$9.00 elsewhere
Any erroneous reflection on the character, reputation orl
standing of any person, firm or corpora;'.on wHch may!
appear in The News will be gladly corrected :f bi... jht to the]
attention of the publisher.
MEMBER 1981
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TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION
EDITOR ft PUBLISHER -F. Mike Lobpries
BUSINESS MANAGE! ft EDITOR Fran Lobpries
Bex 932 PHOffc? 574-4569
Calendar of Events
THURSDAY-22
Lakeside City, Fire Department Meeting
7:30 Holliday Eastern Star, Lodge Hall
7:45 Senior Citizens Dance. American Legion Hall. Archer City
FRIDAY-23
11:00 to 1:00 Country Musk, Service Center
SATURDAY-24
10:00 to 5:00 Archer County Museum, Archer City
SUNDAY-25
12:00 to 5:00 Archer County Museum. Archer City
MONDAY-26
10:00 Commissioners Court
6:00-Arobics. Archer City Old Gym
8:00 Windthorst Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, KC Hall
TUESDAY-27
9:15 to 11:00 Social Security, Service Center
9:00 to 12:00 Blood-pressure monitoring program. Service Center
12:00 Archer City Lions Club, Lions Club Buiding
Bowman Fire Department Meeting
5:30 AARP; Service Center
WEDNESDAY-28
9:00 Food Stamp Representative. Service Center, Archer City
6:00 Arabics, Archer City Old Gym
8:00 Windthorst Kettler Council No. 1824 Knights of Columbus, KC Hall
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Lobpries, F. Mike & Lobpries, Fran. Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 22, 1981, newspaper, January 22, 1981; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth714180/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Archer Public Library.