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Timpson Weekly Times
VOLUME 73
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TIMPSON, TEXAS, HUD AY,
6, 1968
NO. 36
DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES T. H. S__-Above is pictured six lovely Timpson
girls that compose major and majorettes of Timpson High School Band, which is under
the direction of Bobby Goff. Reading left to right bottom row: Martha Mathis, head
twirler; Janice Eakin, Mary Katherine Stilley. Top row left to right: CecOia Wharton,
Elaine Phelps, Glenda Callaway. These young ladies will make their first appearance of
the school year at the Timpson-Diboll football game at Diboll Friday night of this week.
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37 Members Aad Foot-
ball Team Enjoy Delici-
ous Dinner.
The Quaterback Club met
—at-the high- school
Monday night at 7 JSO.’ In ad-
dition to the regular business
the highlight of the evening
was a delicious meal served to
S7 club members and the foot-
ball team.
The menu consisted of fried
chicken, mashed potatoes,
English peas, vegetable salad,
gravy, hot rolls, ice cream,
coffee and milk.
It was deliciously prepared
by Oneal Crawford, Porter L.
Barrett, Ollie Bussey, Herbert
Bakin and Harlon Bakin.
After the meal, Coaeh
White introduced each player
and gave a brief rundown. on
made a short talk which was
very complimentary of the
entire squad.
The next meeting will be
Monday night. Sept. 8, and the
evening meal will be served to
members of the football team.
The chefs for the meal will be
S. R. Fermenter, Robin Hoop-
er, Emmett Powers, L. D. Mc-
Williams, Jr., and Cohron
Bush.
Arthur F. Horton, Reporter.
HIGHWAY 59
PROJECT WILL
REQUIRE YEAR
Nacogdoches. — Approxi-
mately a year for completion
will be allowed the Allen M.
Campbell Construction Com-
pany of Tyler on a U. S. 59 con-
tract awarded recently by the
Texas Highway Commission.
Construction of the 13.1
miles of grading, strictures,
flexible base, and twq coarse
surface treatments is expected
to require approximately 310
each of them. Coach Parmley working days. -,
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Motor tune-up, brakes checked, lights
chicked .. in fact our trained mechanics
will put your car in good condition to give
you more power ... and safety on the
highways.
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Timpson, Texas
LOTJtLTI SUIHUT Til BE
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MUSTS SEPT. 1
(By James O. Bauman,
Minister)
The First Methodist Church
of Timpson has set itself an
ambitious program for this
conference year. To enable us
to discharge our obligation to
our church, our community,
our district, the Texas Confer-
ence, and the World Service,
we make an appeal to each
member and especially to fam-
ily groups.
Loyalty Sunday has been set
as the day on which every
member is to come to the altar
during the morning worship,
leaving their cards of intent as
they partake of the elements
of the Lord's Supper. The cart
of intent recognizes that time,
ability, and treasures are gifts
from God, thus, when the cart
is placed on the chancel it is in
appreciation of God's good-
ness.
During the month of August
Lay-men have approached the
subject of Loyalty Sunday by
placing the highest ptwible
value on the individual Chris-
tian as he labors together with
his brethren in the church in
worthy support of the total
program of the church. They
further envisioned true loyalty
to the vows taken upon enter-
ing the membership of the
church. Through these means
they are providing the oppor-
tunity for all the members to
observe their vow of loyally by
presenting their carts of in-
tent this Sunday.
The pastor commends the
Laymen in their appeal and of-
fers further explanation.
“Contrary to many in their be-
lief, the church must'exist in a
business world.” For example
when the church family leaves
home Sunday morning they are
confident that when they ar-
rive at the church its doors will
be open, and the church will be
prepared to conduct morning
wdrship service for them. If
they have children, they bring
them, confident that the church
will have a proper place, pro-
gram and supervision for them.
It is so with every activity of
the church. We depend upon
these services, we are assured
that the church will fulfill its
obligations to them by main-
taining certain facilities
TIM POM sons
BEGii 1S5S-I9 TERM
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J “Everybody seems happy
and anxious to get back to
j work” Superintendent S. R.
Permenter told a Times report-
shortly after the 1958-59
term of Timpson public schools
opened Tuesday morning.
Enrollment will about equal
that of last year, Mr. Permen-
ter stated.
Faculty for the year was on
hand to begin their duties
Tuesday morning, and the thir-
teen busses made their first
runs, furnishing transportation
to the several hundred stu-
dents from the outlying points.
Classes and organization of
the school are busy with their
plans,.electing officers, etc.
The .school spirit will get in
high gear Friday when the
Bears go to Dtboll for the first
football game of the season.
This is a non-conference tilt,
and after .this game the Bears
play Tenaha at Tenaha on
Sept. 19, they will host Mt.
Enterprise at Bear Stadium.
programs. By the same taken,
we have an equal obligation to
the church; we must let the
church know what support it
can expect from each member
or family group regarding
time, ability, and treasures.
m. SERUM
EiftST SJBTTST CHDRCii
CONTINUE TUTS WEEK
The first of a series of re-
vival services was held at the
First Baptist Church in this
city last Sunday, and good at-
tendance and interest has pre-
vailed at each service.
The meeting will continue
through this iweek, closing
next Sunday night. Dr. F. M.
Warden, professor at Bast Tex-
as Baptist College, is the guest
evangelist, snd singing is un-
der direction of Ralph Little,
student at the college.
Pastor E. C. Brunson, ex-
tends a cordial invitation to
everyone to attend. Morning
services are held at 10 o'clock,
and the evening services begin
at 8 o’clock.
Sept 26 Deadline
For Filing Sad
College Station.—T e x a a
fanners have until Sept 26 to
file a request with their Coun-
ty Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Committee
for a maximum rate for their
farm under the 1959 conserva-
tion reserve phase of the Soil
Bank program.
Then, after the
farm rate is determined, farm-
ms have until Oct. 17, 1958, to
apply for a conservation re-
serve contract, according to L
H. Lloyd, who has charge of
the Soil Bank program in the
State ASC office. Lloyd and
the State ASC Committee em-
phasize that undeT present leg-
islation, there will be no acre-
age reserve program in 1969,
and they urge fanners to be-
come familiar with the conser-
vation reserve.
Lloyd said 15 meetings were
held in Texas during the week
of August 11-16 for the pur-
post of training county ASC
personnel iq handling the 1959
program. Since these meetings
and'have been completed, county
DRUM MAJOR T.Ri BAND — Min Elaine Phelps,
above, will be seen with the Timpson High School Band
again this year as drum major. Elaine is the lovely 17-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El EL Phelps. She is a senior
and editor of The Lone Pine) high school publication. Before
becoming drum major last year Miss Phelps was heed twir'or,
and has won 12 contest medals in twirling and on hand in-
struments.
offices are ready to accept ap-
plications from farmers for es-
tablishing the maximum con-
servation reserve rates for
their farms. Rates will average
$12 per acre in Texas.
BOB BARTON IS NEW
MEMBER GHS FACULTY
Garrison.—Bob Barton has
been elected to teach science
in Garrison schools, according
to Horace Francis, school su-
perintendent He replaces Don
Smith, who resigned last week
to accept a position to teach
science in San Augustine
schools.
SEASON TICKETS TO
FOOTBALL GAMES
NOW ON SALE
Season tickets to ail home
gnmee of the Timpson Been
for the 1956 season are now on
sale, it is announced by Super-
intendent & R. Permenter.
In - buying Season tickets
fans wiU be assured of a good
seat and also save money.
Price of the tickets are $4-60
which entitles the holder ad-
mittance to all Rve home
games.
Place your order with Mr.
Fermenter today.
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Weekly Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, September 5, 1958, newspaper, September 5, 1958; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth812186/m1/1/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.