The Palmer Rustler (Palmer, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 4, 1959 Page: 3 of 4
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Kansas Teacher Dies
In Highway 75 Crash
3-Car Smash-up
Injures Trio ; ."sS SSS3 rHS 52
USD A Gives
Tips to Combat
Cotton Insects
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were given < nt<»gem \ treatment ;i, m
said ttie tones eat was
..wards (TosH MtM and a|»
lv went into a skid It >]jd
at t In !io-1 ’.it ..I .. \li Blown hi ,i,,i| .
was treated tor a leg injury and pu k ui
1 vv Lw | | viu 1 fit lei 1 > itvU'lltl i » | .... ,
ut. into a Slayton t tdom
• truck diiv.m liv Spiver
J vv d' lit! v ’ 1 [ ' M |I 111 (full N|
1 I'bvsKian tm turtliei treatment s.,ltl
'uii oft 'lie highway
t s truck was burled
Teachers Attend
Phonics Class
1 ii n| t lirough t bird grade *"
and tut ill the 1 met 1 • x a
l\ tnnut b sedan di iveti liy
s 1 Brow n of < 'oi NK .ma
in the (at with Brown
u parents Mi and Mrs
Blown of ( or,Kami The
own iik ii were not injur-
t I ; |k
Met (
feathers in Hu* Kurils I*ulilm
School s all* attending .i I ’lit til !•'*>
Will k'llOp till \M‘t‘k ,l1 \N||
luirn l’> Tmvis Klrmeniary
St'lioo! VV I Davis superintend
rut of si linn
Miss lay
taut nullify
«*l<*ni«*nt a r\
s Mil llllll nil’ll
Blankenship a>
superintendent
supervisor df
A MOTH IKS < dill I I his
savage with l’.r h t attn she
an aulii in Austin. I» x She
is shown staiiilnu.', I’lunl
anyone w llu i all
\K \ Telephoto)
I mu m I <|og .s n i ut In ■ r love turtiet*!
'.us Ikt ti works old puppy lut hy
in.*nayi d lu hi r.ik her ( ham and
ivoi the I id alls injured puppy,
r III',II
snarling at
Senior Week Activities Nearing End
As Series of Parties-Dances Honor Group
A dinner and dame was giv-
rn Tuesday from 7 i» in until ! 2
midnight at I .akeside i oiitjJ r>
i lull honoring the Id >’• grad
nates ol Knnis Mil'll Sclmul
Mrs C. I, Griffith was t hair
man for the event.
English ivy and m,noun dah-
lias formed a i a-wade dow n I lie
hut (el taide Hot ide li.;ht - wei e
iliterspet'sed in llie a11augeiiu'iit,
Large paper tnai he boy and girl
graduates wearing caps and
l*owns were standing on t It e
buffet A silver rpri'giie with
white stock and majestic daMC'
4-H Members
To Attend Camp
By JANICE PEARSON
\
DeWAVNi: CK WVEOltD
Light -1 11 nu'iiihers 11 mu I I
11s County w ill attend I h ' riel J
tilt ’amp ,I line t I They will
leave from I lie i oiirl Imti e at 11
a m Monday. .!une I
This camp is designed as a cad
lending will come hack to the
hip camp I 11 memhers at
county and serve as pimm
leaders and assist w it h our I 11
Hally Day in August Each mem
her will he in a discussion group
and will study some phase ol I
II Club work Also each night
will lealure a party wdh plenty j
of reefi'alion and fun
Those attending this year will!
he Jimmy Stiles, Midlothian.!
Jerry Paul Tapp, county wire,
harry Laznovsky. Central Mi: j
Johnny Mullet, Kerris; lamia
Nelson, county wide, Marne
Hull, Milford; Sue Tale, Forres-1
Ion; and Marta Jo Hells A\alon i
Camp facilities at Trinidad
are furnished to youth groups j
through the courtesy of TI’&L
These facilities located h> a
was placed on the coffee table.
Plate lavors were miniature
graduates
I lie menu imiMsteil of turkey
,ilid til rs'ing. green beans, cratl-
hei i s alice. peach salad It o t
l oils ( hei i >
mints.
arts, iced tea and
Following the dinner the
group danced to recorded music
VppruMinately (17 attended
iiu 1mlinu the senior sponsors
and Mr and Mrs \Y J Davis and
Mr and Mi' Otis Pederson.
|to\ Supper \ Western Dunce
\ ho\ supper and western
dance was given Wednesday
I tom 7 p m unt il II p m at the
tdd Byrd -Rankin School house*.
Mrs M (I Pierce was chair-
man for the affair and was as-
sisted I is Mines. It L. Cooley,
i Jamie Fow lor and Tom Snell.
\\ e l ern decorat miiv w (> r e
ii ,ed and iik luded large colored
we -lei n pu t ures draw n on I he
blackboards. The school house
was lichied with old time lamps
Follow nil1, the box supper, 1 he
g run p danced to the music of
the Blue Sky Playluys, a west-
ern band composed of local
b< is s,
('la • s sponsors, school super-
intendent and principal and ap-
proximately Vo seniors attended.
Slumber Burly
Mrs I! I, Cooley was hostess
at a slumber parly honoring; sen-
ior mils Wednesday mi'll) fol-
low mu the box supper and
western dance.
K» Ml KYSTKR
Mr. and Mrs Joe S. Liska
were in Muenstcr Sunday to al-
70(1 tend ut admit ion exercises of the
acre lake include modern cab-
ins, a dininu ball all weather
ifarne and assembly bmldini',.
and supervised recreation area.
eiuhtli grade class of Sacred
Heart School at which tune their
niece Miss Betty l.andslield, was
uraduated into Ini’ll school.
St. John High School Class of 1949
Holds First Reunion Here Sunday
Twenty - one members of the
St John High School class of
HMtt and their families attended
a claws reunion dinner at l h e
Community Center Sunday
This was the first reunion of
the class since their graduation
in HMH.
Dev Km11 Slovaeck pronoun
ced the invocation
fames Alan and Mi', and Mrs
George Babek, Dolores, David
and Danny, all of Dallas
Attending from Knnis were
Leonard Drozd, Mr. and M r s.
Johnny Mensik, Annette a n d
John Mr. and Mrs. Daymond
Toiipal. Damona and Nancy,
Mr and Mrs. Wesley Krajca,
Barbara. Darlene and Lawrence.
Mr and Mrs. Weslev Brachvl
Kaufman County Schools, is eon
dinting the workshop Session *
started on Tuesday and will end
Thursday
I Alamo William B Travis
school teachers attending the
workshop are Mrs, Bulb Camp
i bell, Mrs Ruby Lockhart Mrs
|J C Pryor and Mrs. Madeline
Wilson.
Teachers from San lacinto-
David Crockett schools taking
! part in tlie workshop include
Mrs S A. Baker. Miss Frances
Champion. Mrs Grady Kvarts.
Mrs. Milton Hodge, Miss Lillian
McClain Mrs. Buih Mims, Mrs.
I Kdward iMiillips. Mrs. S II Ship-
! ley Mrs Vernon Woodard, and
Mrs. Jack Puff.
Mildred K Atlaway. Fay II.
Chambers, Greta lx. Swinney,
Cleimme Thomas, and Joyce V.
Williams, all teachers in the
Done Miller Klemeiitary School
for Negroes, are also attending
the workshop sessions, as is
Alma C. Washington, Bethel
School teacher.
Fidelis Class
Has Ice Cream
And Cake Supper
Members of the Fidelis Class
of the First Baptist Church were !
entertained w it li an ice (ream
and cake supper Tuesday night
in 1 he home of Mr. and Mrs.
Diehard Venlrea.
Those attending the parly in- i
eluded Mrs. F F. Davis, teacher
of th(‘ class, Michelle Mitchell. 1
Mr. and Mrs. B. Venlrea and
Kim and Kicky, Mrs. C. C. Mend- j
Iiciiii. Mr and Mrs. T N. Scar-1
borough Mr. and Mrs VV L. |
Lynn. Mr and Mrs Nolan
Young and Juanetle, Mr and
Mrs. Bay Bicker! Jr and Janice, i
Mr. and Mr- Buddy Conner.
Mrs, Lnycc Cox and Donna Sue. :
Mr ami Mrs. J. K. Minler and ;
Betty Bider.
Mrs. White's Pupils
Presented In Recital
Mrs W. S White's piano i
pupils were pre-ented in a re
fital Tuesday evening in Wil
ham B Travis ('afeloriutn.
Pupils on the program in
eluded Trudy Poll. Lee Kecvcr
Pamela Flipped. Barry Barney
Ann Pederson. Dicky Beasor,
Diane Beaudoin, Jimmy Perci-
val, Steve Allies. Michael Keel,
Billy Abies, Jari Wakcr, Barbara \
Williams.
Also, Jeanmne Whitacre, Suzy
Killiis, Linda Kucera, Alice
Schwalbe. Jane Grant, Jeannie
Woodward, Nancy Beasor,
Glenda Feagin, Sally Kallus,
Mary Howell Nancy Burlon,
Sandra Crews and Cecile Tulle-
son.
Following the meal each class Michael and Catliv Ann. Mr. and
member introduced their hus
band and/or wife and their chil
dren,
Mrs. Miles Strung arid Bob, Joe,
Dan and Don, Mr and Mrs Tom
Valck and Larry and Benny, Mr
RETl'RN HOMK
Mr and Mrs. B I, McLendon
and son. Joe have returned
home from Biloxi, Mississippi,
where they visited Id. and Mrs
B N, McLendon.
Those attending were Mr and and Mrs Adolf Trojacek. Danny,
Mrs. Clarence II Koelm and Ka , lanice. Judy and Marcus, M r
ren, Houston; Mr and Mrs Bob and Mrs. Frank W. Patak Jr,,
If. Trojacek. Sharon and Jean | Theresa, Nancy and Michael. Mr,
ne. Frank Kosarek Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Anthony Prachyl,
Frank.I. Podroucek, Brenda and Cilenn and Cheryl, Lloyd Ham-
Carla. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond J son, Mr and Mrs. Leslie Zhanel
Prathyl and Mark Alan, Mr. and j and three children aud Rev. Jo*
bit4. Bril Junk, Ft*nc«» and Thntnaa. .... .. _
VISITING IIKRF
Mrs C If Koehn and dough
lor Karen Jean, of Houston are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs Joe
S. Liska. parents of Mrs. Koehn
Her husband will join her here
Friday night for a week cud
vut.
Kt'o\ ci nl I lends rev cub'd t led
the two Julies men were going
to Houston to visit their son and
brother. Merrill Jones. Mrs
\rtliur Jones was already visit-
ing her son in Houston.
Patrolman Perot stated that
the Jones ear. a 1054 Plymouth
sedan was a total w reek as was
the pick up truck lie esilimited
the damage done to Brown s ear
as bet wceil $M0() and $ Mill
lie also stated that at the
time of the accident it was rain-
ing and the pavement wa* slick.
Officials are still conducting
their investigation.
Rebecca Scores
Hit For Lions
A pine-sized Knnis girl was
unanimously declared the win-
ner of a talent contest at the
Sunday night Bar B Due of the
Lions International District 2x
convent ion si heduled to end to-
day in Waco
A complete contest was to be
held but alter Debecca Jett,
eleven-year-old Knms girl, fin-
ished her hula hoop act the re-
mainder of the program declin-
ed to perform.
Debecca does pantomiiie art*
to popular records while twirl-
ing a hula Imop. She lias been
much in demand in the Knms
area to perform in the past sev-
eral months.
The convention is the last to
be held by District 2x, as the
district has been split up into
three sections. Kills county will
be in the new District 2X I
which also includes Hunt. Hock-
wall. Dallas, and Kaufman conn-'
I ICS.
Attending the convention
from Knms arc Mr, and Mrs
Tracy Lamer, Mr. and Mrs, Noel
Speers, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Huffstctlcr. Don Washburn and
Maurice Smith attended the Bar
B-Dne Sunday night.
Hawkins Receives
Medical Degree
Joe Hawkins, Jr, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hawkins, Sr , of
Knnis received his Doctor of
Medicine Degree in exercises
last night at the Sheraton Hotel
in Dallas
Dr Melvin A. Casberg of Aiis-
tin, I'Diversity of Texas vice
president for medical affairs, de-
livered the commencement ad-
dress Dr A. J Gill, dean of the ;
college presided.
Joe (’ Thompson. Jr., a mem-!
her of the Board of Regents pre-
sented degrees to the graduates, ,
Hawkins, a graduate of Knnis
High School, received his B S ,
from Baylor in 1054. He is mar-
ried to the former, Miss Bellve;
Mel.cmore They have one son.
Joe Hawkins, IV.
Dr Hawkins will begin Ins in j
ternship at Baylor Hospital in
Dallas in July.
Knnisitcs attending the cxer
ei-.es included Mr. and Mrs Joe
Hawkins, Sr,. Mrs C Donegan.
Mrs Harold Davidson. Miss Mil-
dred Davis. Mr and Mrs. Buddie
Davis and son Jeff.
TO RECEIVE DKGBKK
FROM TCir
Don Preecs of Ft Worth, son
in-law of Mr, and Mrs Noel
Speers, is n candidate for Bache-
lor of Arts In Religion from
T(TJ Wednesday at fl p.m at
Amon Carter Stadium In Fi
Worth.
He will enter Brite College of
♦he Bible at TCU as a minister* I
U1 undent m tha fall. •
o It* pound' pel at l e I com
t • (ted pint • 'I hi' i' too pound -
r t ’ pi n ell! imn i i Ml inn I Inn
* Me avei age annual total produi
id on unt i eated plot'
I lie expi'i uneiit 'Imw that
nri the advent o| modern oi
uni nisei Ik idf' in ( mitrol
i Mmi pe*t' v ii*Id gain, have
averaged r»;t percent Before
11*15 when grower depended
upon inorganic insecticides such
a arsenical' and sulphur, yield
im n
about ,’M
amounted I
percent amiiiallv
11 ighe.'t i ut ton produi t inn on
11 eated pints and the greatest
till l e.i'C ovei llllt reateil plots oe-
( in ed in 1 !♦.').') vv lien 11 eated plot s
produced I lti| pounds ol seed
cotton per acre as compared with
only 77H pounds on untreated
plots The greatest percent in-
crease over untreated plots was
in Id Pi when 40.’! pounds per
;i' i e were harvested I min mi
11 eated pints and I 0.'! I pound*
were harvested from treated
plots for a I fid 0 percent gain
all rilnited to insect emit ml
Kach year the entomologists
compared several plots to reduce
t lie chance of on or Mtugd her
records were taken from 2, 172
plots totaling fl,27d acres
A similar study, conducted in
Louisiana for .'10 years prior to
I da I showed that the average
increase in seed-cotton yield
due to insect control amounted
to 271 pounds per acre of 2a fi
percent more than the average
productnm ol utilre.ited acres
Since ld!td, when the Cotton
Insects Laboratory was establish-
ed at Waco tests have been con-
ducted to compare product mu on
plots treated with new insecti-
cides. w it Ii stamlai
and plots reccivini
trail treatment
The comparison
in several Central
lics under varied eondilions and
may. therefore serve as a basis
for estimating crop losses where
no insecticides are used
Insects of primary importance
in most years were I he boll wee-
vil and bollwmm The cotton
llealiopper was important m
many years. The cotton aphid
was important imlil the mid-
I (Mil's The cotton leal vv oi m and
desert spider mite did not usti
ally develop to proport lolls I bat
could ml lie In e ci up pi odiii t loll
InsectU'ides were applied usu-
ally us low volume, low pressure
lllsect lejdes,
no pest con
were made
Texas conn-
emulsion sprays after !!*!.!
f rom Id.'!!) to I (MM they were
applied mostly as dusts. Only
,i few irngali d plots were in
voiced in Die 'tody, and those
only dut mg tlie last three years
Areas treated with standard
iuseelicides, and with expen
mental iuseel Hides that ap
reached or surpassed the si an
dard in results, were iik luded in
tin; yield comparisons The lar-
gest increases m yield due to
insecticide treatment oceured in
years when insect damage was
greatest. Increases exceeded f>0
per cent, in t> veals and 2a pet
cent in 10 other years ol Hie
period.
TO SAN ANTONIO
Mr. and Mrs I Raymond
Mien of Dallas will go to San
\ntonio Friday for a visit with
their son in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. VV K. Waters and
children. Bull Steve and Greg;
Mr Allen, a member ol the Tex
as Golf Association Board, will
participate in the Texas State
Amateur Gnli meet to be held
al the Oak Hills Country Club
next. week.
TO ILLINOIS
Mrs. L D Wilson and son,
I twain, will leave Tuesday morn-
ing lor Manhattan. Ill where
Dwam lias accepted a Job with
Amoco ( heimcul Corporation in
.loelette. Ill Thev'Mill visit with
Mr*. Wilson's brother. W B
Monrrief. in Manhatton . Mrs
Wilson will return home by
pUa* Suadv*
Courthouse
News
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the .lulv meeting will
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»UIGK MEALS
THE MODERN WAY
Crackers
sm
Seven Roast, Beef .. lb. 69c
Rump Roast, Beef . . lb. 79c
Round Steak......lb. 98c
Ground Meat, Fresh lb. 49c
LKAN BGNKI KSS
Stew Meat........lb. 65c
Wisconsin Cheese .. lb. 59c
Shurfresh Biscuits 3 cans 25c
sill RFHKSH
Cheese Spread 2 lb. box 69c
Bulk Franks.......lb. 39c
Food King Oleo .. 2 lbs. 33c
Fresh Drum Fish .... lb. 45c
Fresh Catfish......lb. 69c
FLOUR
American Beauty
25 l,B BAG
1.99
LII'TONS
TEA
ci in pkc;.
43c
TCNI.I K (.CAP
TEA
INSTANT
39c
DRmFFElT
IXtlNKS
IS IN ( UtTON
49c
Bills Deposit
Dixie Belle
Lb. 19c
Egg*
Farm I’ngraded
f DOZEN
$1.00
SIHRFINK
Coffee
Lb. Can 65c
SOFLIN
Napkins
Count 10c
Luncheon
Meat
Redwood
12 OZ. CAN
33c
Angel Food
Cakes
Regular 49c
39c
C’AMI’RKIJiS
Pork & Beans
l.li. SI OZ.
19c
Wax Paper
Kitchen Charm
Roll 19c
FrW. Frurtt * fn»*u
LETTUCE
Ea. 10c
APPLES
Winesap
4 LB. BAO
49c
NO. I NKW A III/, mil)
POTATOES . 10 Lb. Bag S9c
TKXAS
CANTALOUPE
Fancy Calif.
BELL
PEPPER
Lb. 19c
Lb. 10c
SQUASH
l’OUNI)
10c
WALDORF TISSUE.........................4 Rolls 25c
TOMATOES, Renown Standard.......No. 300 Can 10c
CARNATION MILK....................3 Tall Cans 44c
IM . OZ SALAD IN EXTRA-HEAVY SYRI’P
MARASCHINO CHERRIES.....................Jar 33c
SAVE WITH OUR "ONE-STOP" SHOPPING!
Matching Decorated
GLASSWARE
Pitchers 80 Oz. 69c
32 Oz. Glasses 33c
19 Oz. Glasses 16c
MENS NYLON
Misses Rayon Knit
STRETCH SOX
SHORTY
SPECIAL
PAJAMAS
Pair 29c
Each 77c
NYLON & COTTON
EYELET MATERIAL
45 Inch
Black * Navy - W'hlte
Regular l.#9
Yard 100
SAVE J«c ON FAMILY SIZE
COLGATE DENTAL CREAM .... 79c
I.IIKKN I’t.ASTIC
GARDEN HOSE.........50 Ft. 1.57
Ml/MID
CHARCOAL LIGHTER......Qt. 39c
ALL KINDS FATHERS DAY GIFTS!
BIRD BATH, New Arrival .. Ea. 6.50
CURTAIN RODS
Regular Each 5e
Cafe Type
2 For 15c
GARDEN PESTS?
TOM ATO DCST
VEGETABLE DCST
10% (T1LORODANE
ISOTOX
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
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