The Graham Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 44, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1964 Page: 5 of 8
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Lilt cedar growths along the the Pecos Basin are that it will send an additional
The legislation caH for an in- 11,000 acre feet of water down-
tev'itWtc removal program which, stream to the Rio Grande
will restore 55 000 acre feet of **| am verv pissed to be able
wuter per year for irrigation IB »to announce this progress on the
Texas. salt cedar legislation, one of the
‘The benefit of this program first bills I introduced as a mem*,
will no* be limited to the Pecos b^r of the House of Representa
farmers.'* Pool noted "Estimates fives."
The Irrigation ard Reclamation of
unit of the House Interior Com Pecos River in Texas and New
mittee has passed legislation in Mexico
troduced by Rep Joe Pool, Demo Salt cedars are fast-multiplying,
era tic Congressman at Large from wut« »t‘eking plants which con
Texas to eradicate 70 'nhi gpn idi watet per
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE
Church June 7 May 31
CAM) OF IMANKS
We w *li to .express our sincere
'hanks to our mar.y friends for
liuar Lodness and words of hive
and symputhy extended to us dur-
ing our time of great sorrow in
the loss, oi our dear loved one
and sweet companion also for
the many lovely floral offerings.
W. H Kennedy
and Family
Firrt Bant-st
Oak St. Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
E. S. Ch. of Christ
Salem Methodist
First Christian
LAiT DAYS MONDAY AND TUESDAY
HARPYGAlTZWUt-ALBERTRBROCCOLUa-
Mornings.de Baptist -’00
UNITED MUSTS
-THE BIGGEST LITTLE STCRE IN TOWN"
Groceries—Meat*—Produce—Froaen Foods
ice Cream—Bottled Drinks—Drugs—Notions
OPEN EVERY DAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M
STARTS WEDNESDAY
Walt Disney
*'•? pr—rtt
— -a TMf TtHWE LIVES Of
Ttiomasma
TECHWCOLOR* ^ J
Train, consisting of twenty wagons, into the city
for o week's visit.—Staff Photo.
POSSUM KINGDOM DRILLETTES lead the big
colorful parade on West Fourth Street Soturdoy
ofternoon as they escorted the Rolling Plains Mule
422 N. TENNESSEE ST
GRAHAM, TEXAS
WHY DO PEOPLE TRADE HERE?
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE!!
17-YEAR-OLD
| Out-of-Town
People Attend
Kennedy Rites ........
Out of town relatives and
friends here for the funeral of
Mrs. W. IJ. Kennedy were J.
If. Kennedy, A P. Kennedy,
Ove Kennedy. Warren Kennedy,
Norvelle Kennedy, Herbert Ken-
nedy and Mrs. Roger Smith, all
of Rotan, Texas;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hol-
i man of Wichita Falls, Texas;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nation,
! Durant. Oklahoma; Mr and
. Mrs. Bob Sprague. Burkburnett,
, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones,
Eddie and Scot of Tyler, Texas;
Mr. and Mrs. W. ,C. Key, Mor-
ion, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Kennedy of San Antonio. Tex-
as; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller.
Jr., of McAlester, Oklahoma.
Le Ha^e won the unenvied title
of the most damaged port in all
France during World War 2. 12,- j
900 homes were destroyed. 5.000
more damaged, aa<j 40,000 people
Evangelist Conducting
Assembly of God Revival
Revival services will begin i and other occasions for the past
Monday, June 15 at 7:30 p.m. year or more with great ^sue-
and will continue through Sun cc-ss. His ministry is of such a
day the 22nd at the Assembly nature that he was one of the
of God Church which is located featured speakers last fall at a
I at the corner of Second and State wide Christ Ambassadors
Tennessee, Graham. Convention in the< State of Ark-
" The Evangelist is Carry Moore “I don't believe that you
who is just fresh out of High will ever hear a seventeen year
School Carry was Class Presi old that will give you more of
dent his senior year and he the Word of God We invite
also' graduated with honors. He you to be with us," said Rev.
has been preaching weekends F. C. Howard, pastor.
GRAHAM, TEXAS
It'* June and here it is again - Our Big Annual Money Saving
Salt Creek Philosopher Claims
Two Easiest Jobs Are Poll Taking
And Weather Predicting
Father's Day Shirt
PERSONALS
Miss Rachel Snoddy of Dallas,
who visited Miss Mary Maria
Morrison in Bethania Hospital,
Wichita Falls, also visited
friends in Grahom over the
weekend.
Sheriff and Mrs. John .’ Ed-
wards and a son. Johnny Ed
wards, returned home Sunday
evening from Eexington, Va.
They attended the commence-
ment exercises at Washington
and Lee University and saw
their son receive his degree.
forecasting. I got hold of two
different farm, magazines yes-
terday and one of them said
Jam* wtn fee wester than nor
mal, the other that it’ll be
drier. It’s hard to see how they
both can be right.
Dear editar:
For two of the easiest jobs 1
can think of. I’ll nominate pub-
Every man's shirt in oiir entire stock
If I could get a job predict-
The family also visited in
lie opinion poll taking and long
ing the weather for both mag- Washington. D. C. before re-
xmem
range weather forecasting.
turning home.
azines
for the other, 1 know f could be
right 50 per cent of the time,
and that’s pretty fair predict-
ing in any league. In half a
day, I could draw up predict-
ing in any league. In half a day.
I could draw up predictions for
every month in the year for
the next 20 years, and any time
I can do 20 years' work in half
a' day, I’m in favor of it. It’s
even better than taking 20
years to do half a day’s work.
•Yours faithfully,
-JJL------
MRS COIS PENIX RETURNS
FROM PALESTINE MEETING •
Mrs. Cois Penix has, returned
from Palestine where she attend-
ed an Executive Board meeting
of the National Society Daughters
of the American Colonists.
Mrs. U. D. Crutchfield, of Pal-
estine was hostess for a lunch-
eon at Fair. Lake honoring the
State Regent, Mrs. R. N. Kram-
mer. Fort Worth, and the ten
members of the State Board at-
terded the meeting^”"
these experts, after going
through their complex sound
ing*, wort1 . predicting how the
Californians would vote in a J
presidential preferentiol elec
tion. and they said thtit consid-
ering only the voters who hadJ
made up their minds, Rocke
feller would beat Goldwater.
This is whal I’m talking a
bout. As everybody knows, it
was the other way around when
the votes were counted, but the I
8 DAYS ONLY
Bigger ond better thon ever before—bigger selections—bigger savings
better quality in men's short sleeve dress ond sport shirts. We've combed the
markets for the newest styles—we present them now at thrifty prices. Come
public opinion fmn.crc'Ts were
lift untarnished In-cause they’d
already said they weren’t pre-
dicting how the undecided vo-
ter would vote.
On this basis, I can sit here
on this Johnson grass farm and
take a public opiAion poll of
any place on earth, and can
Choose from poputor Joe-Shirts ttlth regulor,
Italian or hi-boy collors. White cotton oxford
cloth -with button down cotter. White Pima Cotton
with regulor collar, 2 pockets. Alto seersuckers,
solid color cotton broodclothf, regular try
types with pleat ond loop bock In itripot, prints
and solid colots. Sizes small, medium, large,
extra large. To* men sizes in medium and
lorge. Como sea ossa of the moot exciting
predict for example that Cas
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sius Clay will be elected dictator
of Cuba, excusing the 99 per
cent of the voters who haven't
made up their minds yet.
Mt. Zion Baptist
Youth Choir Attends
Vernon Meeting
The Mt Zion Brptist Youth
Choir attended the Progressive
West Tex a.s District Association
Sunday School and Training
Union Congress at New Hope
Baptist Church in Vernon, Tex-
as They returned home bring
ing two first place ribbons with
Comport ony of tbow with shirt* setting up to
5.95—Fine Docron polyester ond cotton in
white or solid colors with regulor, permanent
stay collars or choose from smart, popular
corded Joc-Shirfl in the newest colors
and patterns. Also striped oxford doth with
button down eoiior, erersuckers and regulor
styles with regulor two-way cotton Sixes
small, medium, large ond extra large Toll men
sixes in medium ond large. Buy now and
•eve at sole phots*
Winning first place for solo-
ist was Carolyn Carter. They
also won first place as Junior
Choir. Members attending were
Carolyn Carter, Raydell Carter,
Janice Copeland, Maxcine Davis,
Kennith Everett, Wanda Ever-
ett, Kay Hicks, Jimmie' Nobles,
Paula Sedberry, Joyce Ann Tate
Annette, Chefyl, Mioha, and
Sandra Williams.
The choir was directed by
Mrs. Z. M. Hammick. Rev. W.
O. Everett, pastor.
(They’re zooming toward another sales record)
Social Security
Representative
Here Monday
A representative of the Soc-
ial Security Administration will
be In Graham at the Court
House on Monday, June 15, 1964
from 0:30 A.M. until noon.
-Persona are Invited to meet
with the repreaentatlve to file
your claim* or to obtain tnfor-
You'll to into orbit when you see
their deals! Their success in '63 and
so far in '64 means volume dealing
ability for them — and low prices,
easy terms, high trade-ins for you/
Get in on the count-down now.
2 Pair SJ#
3 Pair LS0
mation or asalstance concerning
social security.
GRAHAM
ViiflOflifl
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Graham Reporter, Monday, June8. 1964 — Rage 5
Subcommittee Passes Saif Cedar Eradication Bill
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The Graham Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 44, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1964, newspaper, June 8, 1964; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth886861/m1/5/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Library of Graham.