The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1952 Page: 3 of 20
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Brownie Troop
Two Nows
Brownie Troop 2 met Friday,
Oct 10 at the Log Cabin of the
Flat Baptist Church Helen Hug-
hs* taught new tongs and dances
to the girls.
nose present were Janet Ad-
ams, Linda Sue Bullock, Judy
Groan, Patty Gulledge, Nancy
Mahaney, Pat McGlothin, Janice
Owon, Daria Spear, DruclUa Stid-
ham, Marilyn Wright Carol Ann
Wlngard, Judy Tucker, Sandra
Orr, Sammie Farris ,and a guest,
Miss Helen Hughes, and the lead-
ers, Mrs. K. A. McGlothlin, Mrs.
Jesse Mahaney and Mrs. K. P.
Green. ,
Brownie Leaders
Complete Plans
For Play Day
The leaders of six Brownie
Scout troops met Oct. 14 at the
home of Mrs. R. G. Miller to com-
plete plans for play day Oct. 2S.
Approximately 75 Brownies and
leaders will participate. The group
will gather 10 a. m. at the City
Park and each will bring a nose-
bag lunch.
Songs will be directed by Mrs.
Ernest Hughes. General chairman
for the day is Mr*. R. G. Miller,
and the following leaders, co-
chairmen: Troop 2, Mrs. K. A. Mc-
Glothlin and Mrs. K. B. Green;
Troop 10, Mrs. Jim Stone and
Mrs. G. D. Steed; Troop 8, Mrs.
W. E. Singleton and Mrs. T .C.
Brightman; Troop 1, Mrs. M. A.
Prideaux and Mrs. R. L. Lusk;
Troop 8, Miss Mary Maria Mor-
rison and Mrs. Dick Lowe; and
Troop 0, Mrs A1 WjUibrand and
Mr*. B. G. Miller.
Rodgers and Peggy Stewart.
Natl. Thaapians
Society Moat At
Graham High School
Fourth meeting of the National
Thespian* met in the High School
cafeteria Thursday, Oct. 0 with
J. C. Johnson calling the meeting
to order. Carvel Turner read the
minutes and called the roll.
J. C. announced that the pro-
gram would be a skit and the char-
acters were Kenny Cunningham,
Fred Enright, Juanita Hipp, Fred
Stone, and Carvel Turner.
Announcement was made that
the club had three honor Thes-
pians, Bobby Farrar, Shirley Spivey
and Carvel Turner.
Mr. Holman Lee, sponsor, an-
nounced the cast for the Junior
play, “The Beauty and the Beef.”
The program committe met fol-
lowing. ike business meeting to
plan next week's'program, it was
announced dues for this year would
be taken up for the last lime this
semester on Monday.—Grace Vick,
reporter.
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Morningside Baptist
Announcements
“God's Three Successive Crop
Failures” will be the theme of the
sermon Sunday morning at 11
o’clock at the Morningside Bap-
tist Church, according to the pas-
tor, Robert L. Sumner.
At 9:45 in the Sunday School
every class will study the 2nd
Girl Scout Troop
Five News
Girl Scout Troop 5 met Thurs-
day afternoon with Kay Fleming
serving refreshments to ten mem-
bers and their leaders. A short
business meeting was conducted
by the president, Anne Gregory.
Grace Vick directed songs to be
sung at the Vesper service. The
activity period was under the di-
rection of Mrs. Mary Jones —Re-
porter.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION IN
DELINQUENT TAX SUITS
The State of Texas, County of
Young.
In the Name and by the Authority
of The State of Texas, To: Grady
Kirby, which residence is un-
known, Grady Kirby, deceased,
whose residence is iinknown,
the heirs, unknown heirs and legal
representatives, whose residence
is unknown, of Grady Kirby and
Grady Kirby, deceased, whose
name and residence are unknown,
and the respective unknown heirs
and legal representatives of ail
the above named parties, corpora-
tion, and the unknown stockhold-
ers of said corporation and their
heirs and legal representatives,
the unknown owner or owners of
the hereinafter described proper-
ty and their heirs and legal repre-
sentatives, whose names and places
of residence are unknowq, and any
and all other persons, including
adverse claimants, owning, or havr
Brownie Troop
Four News
Brownie Troop 4 met Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at the First
Presbyterian Church with the
leaders, Miss Mary Morrison and
Mrs. June .Lowe.
Refreshments were served to
..Debora „CbUieiw~Betty Enright,
Sue Gibson. Reda Gonzalez, Fran-
ces Hughes. Patricia Ann Kiser,
Connie McBroom. Sandra More- Sara Acton of Wichita Falls
land, Ccnhie Jean Megtfort, Amt- -sarr bua^ti?Vlsl*ar:tn Grafaxu.
chapter of Hebrews, verse by I ing, or claiming any legal or equit-
able interest in or lien upon the
hereinafter described property de-
linquent to plaintiff herein for
taxes.
You are hereby notified that suit
has been brought and is now pend-
ing ' in* the Henqrable, District
Court, 'both,,..Judicial District,
Young County, Texas, therein
City of Graham, Inc. is plaintiff;
The State of Texas, and County of
Young, and the Graham Indepen-
verse. The Auditorium class will
be broadcast, as usual, from 10:15
to 10:45.
Sunday night at 7:30 the mes-
sage will be one of the stories
Jesus told concerning the King-
dom of Heaven, “Behold. A Sow-
er Went Forth To Sow.”
The church's daily radio broad-
cast .the only one originating in
Young County, is heard each
morning over KSWA from 7:30
to 7:45. At the present time the dent School District are impleadud
pastor is offering, free of charge,
copies of two radio messages
dealing with the so-called “New
Bible” published by the National
Council, titled, “The Revised
Standard Version.”
Governor Proclaims Legion Y
Homemakers Nows * THE g*aham liapir, Thursday, octooir u, 1952
State Fair reports were buzzing three of the moat interesting thing* i O P E R S O N A L S
when Sylvia Young, chapter presi-
dent, called the meeting of the
Future Homemaker’s Chapter to
order on Thursday, October W. The
members repeated the opening rit-
ual and sang the club song. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read anil approved Sylvia urged
everyew *o get -their dues paid.
Everyone that didn't go to the
fair was anxious to hear about it,-, ______________
so telling about the fair became Hours could have been *. flnt d
they saw; those in the groups that
didn't go listed three questions
they wanted to know about the
fair. Next, one representative
from each group went to the back
of the auditorium and stood be-
Mrs J H Myrick returned
Wednesday from a two weeks vis-
it with her son. R. R Myrick in
Ft Worth and a sister, Mrs. Joe
Torrens in Dallas. She attended
open house at the Consolidated
hind an officer The officers in- j Fiant and the State Fair in Dallas
troduced each girl, and she either Mrs Helen Emerson of Sey-
•old 1 about the fair or asked a mour is visiting in the home of
question. This type of program Mr and Mrs Morris Stephen for
is called discussion method &'■ a few-days
the program. It was carried out in
a different and more entertaining
way than ever before. Those who
went to the fair got in one section,
and those who didn’t go got in
another section. Each section was
divided into groups' and each
group that went to the fair listed
cussing all the interes'.r. ever.-
the group saw at the fan but i-:i
good things must end. so the meet-
ing was adjourned by the ringing
of the bell
E. R. Marchman transacted bu-
Mrs Fannie Williams has retur
ned home from a two months visit
with her daughter, Mrs D. J
Brandon at Plainview
Mr and Mrs A. J t'an'wetl
spent Tuesday in Chico ,nd
Bridgeport the guests of Mrs
Cantwell’s sisters, Mrs M D Tul
siness in Breckenridge Monday •ly and Mrs J. W Pitts.
Governor Allan Shiver* sealed, flanked by State Com-
mander Albert D. Brown, left, Austin and Ed. Riedel,
Austin, the latter state membership chairman, sign* a
proclamation declaring Monday, October 20 "L” Day. At
that time Legionnaires in more than 800 Texas posts will
•pen their fiscal year with a membership campaign.
Wednesday.
party defendants; and Grady
Kirby, and his heirs and unknown
heirs and legal representatives,
are defendants, by the filing by
said plaintiff of a petition on the
15th day of October, 1952, and the
file -number of said suit being No.
2910 and the nature of which is a
*^ri'^*attecr cleirnqucnt ad valvr
cm taxeron’the following describ-
ed property, to-wit:
Lot 23, Block 1, College Heights
Graham,
(erest, penalties, and costs allowed
by law thereon up to and includ-
ing the day of judgment herein,
and the establishment and fore-
closure of liens, if any, securing
the payment of same, as provided
by law.
All parties to this suit, Including
plaintiff, defendants, and tnter-
venors, '«sall take notice that
claims not bnly for any taxes which
were delinquent on said property
at the time this suit was filed but
all taxes becoming delinquent
thereon, may, upod request there-
for, be recovered herein without
further citation or notice to any
parties herein, and all said parties
shall take notice of and plead and
answer to all claims and pleadings
now on file and which .may here-
after bc^filed in said cause by all
other parties herein, and all of
those taxing units above named
who maytntervene herein and set
up their respective tax claims
against said property.
» ,Y«W. are herehv .coiqroanded to
a^wF^?mnr-a--wrtttw.! >j?Mrrr
and defend such suit on the first
Monday -after the expiration of
forty-two (42) days from and after
Home Lighting
Demonstration
Given At School
Misses Joyce Chambers and
Mary Frances McNair home econ-
omists frjm .Texas Electric Com-
"snv ttfinio Service Department,
eve n • .•b'ing do-ii, i.s'ration on
“See Your Home Tn a New Light”
to students of the hmnemaking
classes on Thursday, October 9, in
the homemaking 'department.
These ladies explained to the
group how to use and repair their
'electrical appliances They explain-
ed that the two kinds of light
needid were specifio.light on see-
!q«-t-askas amt-*»<•■ ■•»> room ligb
When a room is lighted properly
eyestrain and discomfort are
avoided In the demonstration,
certified lamps were shown and
methods of remodeling old lamps ]
REETINGS —
Our Friends
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In the Oil Industry
We arf grateful to the members of the Oil Fraternity ut
who have contributed so much during the years to the
to^9vid*-*d*«pMte.fe»to8—'goad^fortunosof
Jilti -aw- -w’W
with interest, penalties, costs, ber A D 1952 (which is thc rp. | Mr. and M
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charges, and expenses of
which have accrued and which
may legally accrue thereon.
The amount of taxes due each
plaintiff, exclusive of interest, pen-
alties and costa ia as follows; City
of Graham $56 85 TOTAL $56.65.
The names of all tax unit* which
Ptelfltiff"’and all other taxing
units who may set up their tax
I claims herein seek recovery of de-
| | linquent ad valorem taxes on the
property hereinabove described.
I and in addition to the taxes all In-
I nn-, n. „. (which is
su,t turn day of such citation), before
Stanley Peavy, Jr., student of
North Texas State- Ifollege. spent j ___
end wltn nts parents, a
Mrs. Stanley H. Peavy.
the honorable District -Court of
Young County, Texas, to be held
at the courthouse thereof, then
and there to show cause why judg-
ment shall not be -rendered for
such taxes, penalties, interest and
costs, and condemning said prop-
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fig looks k> us
# Aad we’re proud of the part we play in providing
Rim with tool* and equipment that help produce
more oil for you and the nation.
With civilian use of oil mounting to new peaks
ovary month and military requirements increasing
steadily, U. S. oilmen are breaking all records
to meet your needs.
This week we join these oilmen in observing
Oil Progress Week. By their continuous, faithful
aarvico to you and the nation, America’s thousands
•f competing oil companies have helped make every
week of the year Oil Progress Week.
Wright, Clark and Senkel
Inc.
tax lieu thereon for taxes due the
plaintiff and the taxing units part-
ies berate, and those who. may in-
tervene herein, together with all
interest, penalties, and costs al-
lowed by law up to and including
the day of judgment herein, and I
all costs of this suit.
Issued and given under my hand
1 and seal of said court in the City
^,»TaaVy-^M'r. «
MORRISON - SMITH id^BER CO.
Graham
1952.
.Seal) GEORGE E. BERRY,
Clerk of the District Court, Young
County, Texas. ' 10-llc
rout- PROCESS AND OIL PROGRESS GO PIANO IN WAND
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designed and built to'fast.
•^Hydraulic brake’s are extra big,
r with long-lasting Cyclebond
linings. Brake. pistons are ano-
dized to resist rusting and pitting.
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h Save time and money with ma-
neuverable Dodge trucks! Short
wheelbase and wide front tread
mean less time in turning, park--,
ing, jockeying into loading po-
sition.
k Less time loading and unloo^-
T ing, too—thanks to low loading
height, hinged center section on
- ~ large tSa&e bodte's. _ _—
k There's a Dodge "Job-Rated” truck
” to fit your job. Stop by today.
Economical Engines — High-cojn-
pression Dodge truck eugmes are,
designed for economy .'tn'd long life
You get exhaust valve spat inserts.
g(»mi|lit LRiuuR-W-SHiiy |*new,
4 piston rings per piston- with
chrome-plated top ring.
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oh Four Wheels J
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“The fine performance of all of our Dodges over the
years has proved to us that Dodge trucks are truly
'Job-Rated' to fit each specific need. All of our
drivers like the way our Dodges handle, too. The
trucks are highly maneuverable . . . turn short
and are comfortable to drive. Our maintenance
costs have been unusually low and we have had a
minimum of mechanical trouble.”
Durable Chassis —Every Dodge
truck has A sturdy frame of hot-
rolled steel. Long springs are made
of special alloy steel for strength
and resilience. Rear axle shafts are
shot-peened for durability. ' ' - |
Dependable Operation —For all-sea-
son reliability you get moistureproof
ignition, high-torque capacity start-
ing motor, big capacity radiator for •
adequate cooling, and by-pass for
water recirculation.
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SIm( Co.,
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MOTOR CO.
Corner Elm and
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MUSSER MOTOR COMPANY
623 Elm Street
Phone 1476
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