The Howe Enterprise (Howe, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 17, 1971 Page: 4 of 4
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THE HOWE ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1971
FOR A BETTER LIFE...READ AND USE THE
Phone 532-6012
CLASSIFIED RATES; 75tf mini- FOR SALE: 1959 Pontiac Sta.
mum, first 20 words, cash in Wagon. Good motor and trans
advance* 250 additional for mission. Good transportation
billing. Classified phone 532- ^ 00Da]e Mark 532.5343.
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FOR SALE: Black" and white
RCA television. Good condition,
$50.00. Phone 532-6012 days.
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NOTICE
(Published in the Howe En-
terprise, June 17, 1971)
The Zoning Commission of
the City of Howe will hold a
called meeting, Monday, June
28, 1971 at 7:30 p.m. in the _
library of the High School for
the purpose of considering the
following:
The request of O. B. Powers
for a Special Use Permit for
installation of a mobile home
on lots 16, 17 and 18, Block
10, OTP, Howe Texas.
By direction of the Zoning
Commission of the City of
Howe.
Jimmy Bearden, Chairman,
Attest: *
Bob Walker, Secretary
FOR SALE—Barrels, with or.
without tops, $4.00 up. Phone
532-5267. 46-4tp
NOTICE
Board of equalization of the
Howe Independent School Dis-
trict will convene at 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 26 at the High
School.
Ads in this column are free
for 1 week. If you have some-
thing you will give away, the
enterprise will give you the
ad. The only requirement
is that you include your name,
address, and phone number
(if available.)
The ad in this space last
week was stopped because it
got results.
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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY, DAD!
Next Sunday is a day, when with love and
affection, the family pays respect to the grand-
est man in the world.
We want to honor Dad, too, and the many
generations of fathers who have provided for the
security of their families by saving something
regularly, no matter what the sacrifice. Remem-
ber, next Sunday. It's HIS day!
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HOWE. TEXAS
All Deposits Insured to $ZU,000
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Communication System Grant is
Approved For Grayson County
Services Friday
For Mother Of
L. D. Watson
Services were held at 2
p.m. Friday from the Central
Baptist Church of Mrs. Ollie
Mae Watson, 79, of 115 N.
Cleveland, who died at 12:30
p.m. Wednesday at a Sherman
Hospital.
Services1' were conducted by
Rev. Lloyd Ledbetter, pastor of
the Central Baptist Church and
Rev. Don Elmore, assistant pas-
tor of the Central Baptist
Church. Burial will be in Cedar-
lawn Memorial Park, under the
direction of the Waldo Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Watson had been a res-
17, 1892, at Blue Ridge, the
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Buford Allen Dodson. She
was married to M. A. Watson
Dec. 12, 1909, in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Watson had been a red-
ident of Sherman for more than
30 years and was a member
of the Central Baptist Church.
Survivors are her husband;
four sons, L. D. Watson of Howe,
L. M. Watson of Gainesville,
L. J. Watson of Sherman and
Billy W. Watson of Kirkville,
Mo.; five daughters, Mrs. Harry
Miller, Mrs. Lewis Ray and
Mrs. F. M. Marr, all of Sher-
man, Mrs. Eddie Klaus of China
Springs, Tex., and Mrs. James
Caffey of Mesquite; 19 grand-
children and 17 great - grand-
children.
A Texas Criminal Justice
Council grant of $161,000 was
approved by Gov. Preston Smith
at Austin Friday for the Tex-
oma Regional Planning Com-
mission. The money will be
used to purchase improved po-
lice communication equipment
in Grayson, Fannin and Cooke
bounties, according to Jerry
Chapman, executive director
)f the TRPC.
Grants totaling $545,000 were
ipproved for 21 regional coun-
cils. The Texas Criminal Jus-
tice Council, which oversees
State law enforcement plan -
ning and administrators funds,;
made the recommendation for
approval of the grants.
This grant money will be
used to provide 75 per cent of
the cost of high frequency ra-
dio equipment for all the police
Billy Hoekridge To
Attend Conference
Billy W. Hoekridge, resident
of Howe and sales manager in
charge of the Prudential In-
surance Company’s branch
district office in Sherman, will
attend the company’s regional
business conference June 20-
23 in Coronado, California.
The business conference
will be attended by field repre
sentatives invited from Pru-
dential s district offices in
Texas, Arkansasa and Okla-
homa.
Purpose of the conference
is to provide instruction (in
specialized insurance subjects
Conference sessions will be
conducted in the Del Coronado
Hotel by executives from Pru
dential’s southwestern region-
al home office in Houston.
agencies for the three counties,
Chapman said.
The Planning Commission has
been authorized to act as the
purchasing agent for the sever-
al units of local government
participating in this program.
It is anticipated that invitations
for bids will be requested with-
in 90 days.
Another grant of $18,000 was
approved by the Criminal Jus-
tice Council for the support of
the law enforcement and crim-
inal justice activities of the
TRPC.
The Texoma grant will be
used in implementing action
projects outlined in previous
plans and is updating the com-
prehensive five-yea** criminal
justice plan for the three coun-
ties of the area served by the
commission.
Major emphasis is expected
to be placed during the year on
a law enforcement communica-
tions system and a regional
youth services program.
, Professional criminal justice
planning services will be fur-
nished to each unit of local gov-
ernment in the three counties,
with the commission serving as
a regional clearing house.
To supplement the $18,000 *
grant, the commission will con- •
trihnto nnn flip nriminal *
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DWAIN’S PAINT & BODY
HOWE STATE BANK
Boys’ League Sponsor
THE
FAMILY
LAWYER
Pampered Pedestrians
Trudging absentmindedly along
the sidewalk, George failed to
notice a car backing down a
driveway. Result: he stepped in
the path of the car and was in-
jured. In short order he sued the
motorist for damages, blaming
him for driving across a, side-
walk without looking.
But at the trial, the motorist
said:
“1 wasn’t looking, but neither
was he. If 1 was negligent, he
was too.”
tribute $2,000 to the criminal
justice planning budget, Chap-
man said.
Drunken Driving
Tops Arrest List
SHERMAN — Grayson County
jail housed 223 arrested persons
during May with driving while
intoxicated leading the list at
59 followed by plain drunk with
38.
Lunacy came in third with 13
which was tied by disorderly
conduct arrests. Eleven jun-
veiles were included in the
monthly report by Sheriff
Woody Blanton.
Some of the more serious
cases in May included one
armed robbery, five for
burglary, foru for carrying
concealed weapons four for
forgery, one for murder, four for
swindling over $50 and three for
; theft over $50.
The Sheriff’s Department
investigated 63 cases during
May and cleared 37, including
12 ' check swindling cases. The
investigations included 18 felony
thefts and 13 burglaries.
Property theft was set at
$40,080 and recovery at $33,176
during May. The department
received 108 phoned complaints,
and made nine investigations,
and 210 mrecords checks for
other departments.
Sheriff’s deputies processed
158 sets of court papers and
collected $7,196 in fines, costs
and fees.
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Thanks!
The fiotve Baseball Leagues and Managers would like w
express their thanks and) appreciation to the sponsors
of our teams. 1Also to Texas Power & Light Company,
City of Howe9 Howe Independent School District9 and
Coca-Cola Bottling Company for helping provide the
best facilities in our history.
You are leaders in recognizing the needs of9 & benefits
to the children of Howe.
League Players & Managers
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REED & SWANNER KIRBY OIL CO.
Boys’ League Sponsor
PERKINS BARBER SHOP
HOWE GULF SERVICE
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However, the court found no
negligence on George’s part and
granted his claim. The judge
said:
‘it is the common experience
of tired humanity to become im-
mersed in thought and oblivious
to one’s surroundings, when
travelling in a place of known
safety. Therein lies no want of
ordinary care.”
Not every court would be so
tolerant of a pedestrian’s day-
dreaming. But it is true that the
law does, by and large, look
kindly on the pedestrian. It does
not expect the same level of alert-
ness from him as it demands from
the motorist.
Nor are motorists the only
ones who must keep a lookout
for the pedestrian’s safety. For
example:
A baseball team was held li-
able when a home run cleared a
low fence and struck a passing
pedestrian on the head. And the
owner of a building was held
liable when a loose brick fell
out of the parapet and landed on
a passerby.
Still, even a pedestrian may
sometimes be found guilty of
negligence. A woman shopper,
walking home, fell down hard
when her heel caught in a large
crack in the sidewalk. Claiming
compensation from the city, she
charged that the sidewalk had
been left in an unsafe condition.
But she also admitted that she
had seen the crack in time to
step over it. To the court, this
meant that she had simply mis-
judged the length of her step.
Dismissing the case, the judge
said she had no one to blame but
herself.
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American Bar Association and
the State Bar of Texas. Written
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