The Wood County Record (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 44, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 30, 1951 Page: 7 of 8
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New Hope News
(Delayed)
Mrs. Lula Floyd left Sunday
for Dallas where she is to visit
her daughter.
Mrs. Lula Huffman has been
on tne sick list but is improv-
ing. We are glad to see her out
age in.
Those attending the quilting
and WMA at Mrs. Walker’s on
Tuesday: Mmes. Lula Huffman,
mia Parker. Nettie Maud Bel-
cher. Neppie Fouse, Lois Fouse,
Affie Mize, Fora Binford, Ma-
ie Reynolds, Onie Sanders,
ie Jerden and the hostess
s. Walker. We will meet with
rs. Parker the 31st to ouilt.
You ladies come be with us.
Miss Luetta Binford of Dal-
las spent Sunday and Sunday
night with her parents here.
Miss Bobbie Jean English of
Dallas also spent the week-end
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Style English.
The New Hope Explorers
played the Quitman Explorers
Wednesday night in basketball.
New Hope won. "
Paula Mize spent Sun-
dm^with Mary Jerden and they
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerden visi-
ted relatives near Grand Sa-
line Sunday p. m
Mrs. Stacey Parker went with
Mr. end Mrs. Loyd Sanders to
Tyler Friday.
Mrs. Jerden and children
attended the wedding shower
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sellers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. Sellers Tuesday night.
We had a large crowd out
for church Sunday. We wish
to welcome our many visitors
back, but since several of them
have moved into our commun-
ity we hope to make them feel
like one of us and we are glad
to welcome__ih£rh into our
midst, r
—■Mrs. Paul Mize visited her
sister Mrs. Joe Tharp of Big
Sandy Sunday. We are glad she
is improving so fast.
Jackie Ray Jerden spent Sun-
day with Larry Richey.
Doris Gean Huffman spent
Sunday with Sue Mize.
Rev. Reed and family spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Neelie Barnett and family.
Mrs. Elmer Jerden and Mrs.
John Mihpr snent. Thurs-
day with Mrs. E. E. Richey.
Mr. E. E. Richey went to Ty-
ler Thursday and again Satur-
day to see his doctor for a
check up. We are glad there
was no serious complications.
Mr. C. E. Binford made a
business trip to Fort Worth
Thursday.
The Explorers had an old
fashion stew at their cabin
Tuesday night.
The 4-H boys are entertain-
ing the 4-H Club girls with a
party at the school house Fri-
day night.
Tyler Barbers Tip
^rice of Haircuts
The price of a haircut went
up from 75 cents to a dollar
in Tyler’s union shops last Fri-
day.
Cleaners also raised prices.
Tyler’s large* dry cleaning es-
tablishments went up ten cents
on suits and dresses and five
cents on shirts and slacks. And
appropriate increases were made
! for other garments.
In Houston last week, bar-
| bars raised the price of a hair-
cut from $1.00 to. .$1.25.
Several Mineola barbers con-
j tacted this eek say they do
1 not anticipat dollar haircuts
; here.
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RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Abo Woods returned this
! week from Medical Arts Hospi-
! tal in Dallas where he recent-
ly underwent an operation.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Collins
spent Thusday and Friday vis-
iting relatives and friends in
Longview.
Specialist Advises
In Care of Shrubs
And Shade Trees
College Station (Spl.)—Right
now is the height of the season
for pruning, watering and fer-
tilizing shrubs and shade trees,
says Sadie Hatfied. home im-
orovement specialist with the
Texas A. & M. College Exten-
sion Service. Shrubs that bloom
in late summer such as crepe
myrtle, vitex. flowering wil-
low. salt cedar, oleander, al-
thea, elaeagnus should be
pruned now.
Of course there are cases
where pruning should be done,
regardless of the time of year.
Miss Hatfield says that dead
or badly diseased limbs should
be cut off and burned as soon
as they are discovered. Some-
times hail storms injure plants
or large animals, such as cows,
will run over shrubs and dam-
age them. To promote well-
shaped growth, these injured
branches should be removed,
as well as those which tend to
sprawl out awkwardly regard-
less of the season The Florida
Red cedars, arborvitae and
large growing junipers are dif-
ficult to prune at any time.
For this reason, the specialist
suggests that they be planted
only where large growth is
needed.
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Directors of League
Events Appointed
Directors of the various fields
of competition in District 17-A
were named at a recent meet-
ing of Interscholastic League
leaders.
D. E. Brooks, general direc-
tor of the league in this dis-
trict, listed the following ap-
pointments :
Murl Furney, director of ath-
letics; Mrs. Nettve Fae Mc-
Milan. Edgewood, declamation;
Mrs. Jamie Slaughter, Canton,
debate; Mrs. Fairie Jennings.
Mineola, one-act plays; Mrs.
Pearl Whitehead. Grand Saline,
speech, Miss Julia Machotka,
Van, slide rule: Roy Baldwin.
Edgewood, number sense: Mrs.
W. B. Goodrum. Van, short-
hand: Mrs. Beatrice Huston,
Canton, typing; Mrs. Lucille
statements were made c.i ?MA
purchase orders in d3_''5in;,
cf over 172,090 pounds of 2C
per cent superphosphate, a fer-
tilizer, and 1,100 pounds of les-
pedeza, a pasture grass.
The indictments charge that
the two men made false writ-
ten statements that they had
disposed of definite amounts
of the grasses and ferti i>: r to
East Texas farmers, when in
reality they had not.
Give Freely
in Mineol
Marcli of
Dimes
Jordan, Grand Saline, ready
jasmine, abelia and similar i writing; Miss Doris Williams,
plants can be made to grow i Mineola, spelling and plan writ- j
compactly if the tender tips m£*
of the limbs are pinchea out
now and then.
Late summer, fall ',r early
winter is not a good lime to
prune. Miss HH.!-; -id wim
The shrubs might start growth
which would not have time to
jlmeofan Charged
P.M.A. Case
The Production Marketing
Association has charged a Min-
eola merchant and an Alto
harden before the cold winter j merchant with misuse cf P. M.
arrives. Right now is not a a. purchase orders in Judge j
m
good time to prune plants that
will bloom in early spring be-
cause there is the danger of
cutting the flowers off. Bridal
wreaths, flowering peach, ja-
ponica or flowering quince,
primrose jasmine, redbud, aza-
leas. and wisteria should not
be pruned now.
Warren G. Moore’s U. S. Dis- j
triat Court. The Mineolan pos- j
ted a $2,500 bond and the Alto
man put up a bond of $300 af-
ter arraignment hearing in the
office of U. S. Commissioner
Dave M. Price in Tyler.
According to indictments
against the two men, false
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Carraway, R. H., Jr. The Wood County Record (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 44, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 30, 1951, newspaper, January 30, 1951; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth757743/m1/7/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.