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presentation in the Cotton
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Monday, October 14, 1974, 11:00 a.m.
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Complete Dispersal Sale
Doc’s
Skelly Station
Gas
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Jones Livestock Auction
4 Miles South Of Sulphur Springs On Hwy. 19
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEXAS
112 Cows
18 Springing Heifers
38 Open Heifers
19 Heifer Calves
20 Yearling Bulls
MAINTEN-
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home.
Key Club Meets
The Mt. Vernon Key Club
met recently in the home of
BOB BRASWELL
Ozark, Missouri
Skelly Supreme
2-cycle engine oil.
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mother, Mrs W. A. DeShaw.
Hubert Glaze is a patient in
SAM B. HARVEY
FUNERAL HOME
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V&M Oil Co.
Truman Davis, Owner
300 E. Elm St.
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MT. VERNON
Mt . Vernon, Franklin County, Texa*-^
Monday, October 14, will
mark the 29th year the State
Fair of Texas and the East
Texas Chamber of Commerce
havecoi _
present/’The E\st Texas Day
at thei^air.” 1
The activities pf East Texas
Day wNl. inohide perform-
ances of 40 high school bands
representing cities through-
out the 72-county region of
East Texas at various
Tiger Band To Present
Concert At State Fair
TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT
MM Tractor-G350 Diesel
Al Kubota L212 Diesel Tractor
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Creosote Post
Post Driver
Two Hay Racks
Two Show Boxes And Show Equipment
Other Miscellaneous Items
Get Rich Quick
A few people' know how to get
rich quick — they’re able to de-
termine when a piece of junk
turns into an antique.
THE TIGERETTES had
several "Rebels” penned
up in this trailer which won
third place in the float
division of the Homecom-
ing Parade last Saturday.
Some of the Tigerettes
pictured here are Mildred
Jennings. Bobbie Cox,
Beverly Wright. Sabrina
Parchman, Leia Maxton.
Lora Kingery and Robin
Rizzo. ( Photo by Dr. David
Stinson).
Dear friends,
Prior to the death of our late President
John F. Kennedy, the American funeral
tradition wa* being questioned. The
President's tragic death suddenly brought
home to our entire nation the sense of
bereavement - the need to mourn ■ the need
for lying in slate, for ritual, for procession,
as a catharsis for our grief. The need for the
American funeral tradition is now better
understood.
Saltillo Chapter No. 173,
Order of the Eastern Star,
held a stated meeting
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weekend visitors of Mr. Mrs Pat Lindley with Mrs
Kitty Ramsay as co-hostess.
Rodney Craig presented a
program*-oiv “Bridging the
Generation Gkp."
A dqiner ofl Mexican food
eye was servcdJtoy the hostesses.
Take a Gas Ran^c,
ft >r example.
Haw Gas Saves You. Only Gas
burners are instantly on and instantly
off. The flame is adjustable to th,e size
and shape of every pan. There's no
need for wasted heat. Over twice as
much energy is saved using Gas for
cooking. Modern features like self-
cleaning ovens save "elbow” energy
And Gas is the most economical
Two-cycle engine oil, Skelly
Supreme ... reduces spark
plug fouling ... keeps ports
and rings cleaner ... pre-
vents pre-ignltion ... cuts
down wear on vital parts ...
guards against rust and cor-
rosion. Get it from us tod»y.
For service you can
depend on. depend on u».
BOKAY FLORIST
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
Phone 537-4575 Day Or Night
MT.VERNOlrf >
"PARTY OF *47” wae the
subject of Marilyn Fen-
ton's third period English
III class door, which won
third place and a prize of
32.50 In the door decorating
contest at the school. The
Spanish message on the
door window says "Wel-
come. English, to the
party." The fish on the
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How Ykhi Save Gas: Adjust the
flame to the pan. Don’t use any more
flame than you need. Gas should burn
with a steady blue flame. A yellow
flame could mean the burner, is
clogged. Just lift it out and clean tho-
rougnly. If that doesn't make your
flame burn blue again, call Arkla. Call
us, anyway for more GAS saving
ways.
Call the Arkla Gas office nearest you, today.
Arkla
gas t
Where Saving Energy Comes Natural.
A SPANISH TIGER, along
with two Rivercrest dead
heads taking a siesta, was
portrayed by Janice-
Wheatley’s Home Eco-
nomics I class and placed
second in the door decorat-
ing contest held October 2
at the high school. "Sock
Em In The Taco” was
their message to the
Tigers, and their prize was
33.50. (Optic Staff Photo).
Freshman Class
Chooses Favorites
The Freshman class of Mt. East Texas at
Vernon High School chose its locations on the fairgrounds
class favorites for the 1974-75 during the day and the 7:00
school year recently. Favo- pm parade.
rites chosen were Laura The Mt . Vernon Tiger Band,
Stroud and Danny Campbell under the direction of Ray
Mullins, will participate in
these activities and will
present a concert in the Hall
of State Plaza at 12:30 p m
Forty - five East Texas
Queens will be honored at a
reception at 6:00 p.m. in the
present
Crystal Terrace of the State Mrs. H B Young, Sr. and Mrs. Dessa Wardrup has
Fair Music Hall prior to their Mrs H. B Young, Jr of returned home from Odessa Mrs, Hood Dies
presentation in the Cotton Weatherford visited Mr. and Her grandson, Mike Roberts
Bowl. During the reception Mrs. W. C. Bennett Tuesday and his wife, brought her In Houston
each queen will be presented and Wednesday. home. Funeral services for H R
with a gold chjarm bracelet Mr. and Mrs. Rube Martin . . AA»«fc Cook, 70, were held Friday,
depicting thet theme of this and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Billy UIUD /VieerS Octover 4 in Houston Burial
year’s fair: /Exposition of Martin and Mr. and Mrs. The Mt. Vernon Key Club was in Grove Hill Cemetery
the West." Dwight Martin of Houston met recently in the home of there
The East Texas Day Cotton were weekend visitors of Mr. Mrs Pat Lindley with Mrs Mr Cook passed away at
Bowl Show, which begins at and Mrs. Glen Rose. Kitty Ramsay as co-hostess. his home in Houston Wednes-
8:00 p.m., will feature the Mr and Mrs. Bill Alexan- Rodney Craig presented a day, October 2
He was a brother of Mrs
Hattie Hood of Mt Vernon.
Mrs Hood was unable to
attend the services.
Swain and baby and Mr* and
i Mrs. Willie White of Jal, New
Mexico visited Mrs. M F.
Jones and Mrs. Lillian
Broughton last week
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McEach-
ern of Citrus
California and Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. McEachern of Mt.
Pleasant visited Mrs. A. J.
Branum Wednesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Henry Odom
» have returned to their home Springs Thursday,
in Beaumont after being here
for three weeks. Her brothers,
Gordon McGuire of Cooper held a stated
and B. F. McGuire of Grand Thursday evening with 24
Prairie visited them.
Mrs H. B Young, Sr and
Dallas visited Mrs. A.
Branum Tuesday.
Sam Sparks had
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Martin
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Martin and Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Martin of Houston
were i
and Mrs. Glen Rose.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Alexan-
individual presentation of the der and Mrs. J. B Scott of
'East Texas Queens, recogni-
tion of "Pioneer Families” of
East Texas, followed by
performances of "The Rhodes
Kids," “The Conner Family,”
and “The Messengers.” The
evening will be fittingly
climaxed by a mammoth
fireworks display from the
rim of the Cotton Bowl. There
is no admission charge to the
Cotton Bowl Show.
c. F. TUCKER ESTATE, OWNER
Sulphur Springs, Texas
SALES MANAGER:
JIM EDWARDS
Cushing, Oklahoma
/AUCTIONEERS:
MARVIN JONES
Sulphur Springs, Texas
PEDIGREES:
DR. DAVID SMOKIER
I Lancaster, Texas
HKRC'S YOUR ..................
SALTILLO NEWS
dear bear the names ef the
regional and state ehamp-
ion members of *47 and *48
who were honored in
pre-game ceremonies last
Saturday night. The big
fish In the middle repre-
sents - who else • ••Catfish”
Smith, coach of the
honored teams. (Optic
Staff Photo).
— RY: MRS. H. J. AVARITT
Mr. and Mr*?' Billy J. surgery in a Paris Hospital
Hatchell and daughter, Julie, Friday. Mrs. Sparks and Mr*,
were hosts for a buffet dinner Maye Smith were with him.
on Sunday honoring his Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McAfee
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. of Odessa are visiting her
Hatchell on their 45th wed-
ding anniversary Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Franklin County Hospital.
Stevens of Sulphur Springs, Mrs. D. E. Hall of Wichita
Emmie Adams and Mr. and Falls, sister of Mrs. Glaze,
Mrs. Bob Nelson. Carey and has been here attending
Ronny of Ft. Worth, Dewey him.
Tillery of Taleb, Mrs. Martha Mrs. Mattie Strickland of
Beebee, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Seguin visited her aunt, Mrs.
Teer and Rev. and Mrs. W. D. H. E. Davidson, last week.
Peterson of Saltillo. They visited relatives in
Mr. and Mrs George Sulphur Springs and Paris
Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie while she was here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Arthur
were in Dallas Monday.
Mrs. Mabry Orr of Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Agee of
Garland, Mrs. Rex Norris,
Tammie and Randy of
Heights, Daingerfield visited Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Conley Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Arthur
visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude
at Lake Cypress
Manure Spreader — Side Unloading
Wind Power PTO Alternator
No. 9 John Deere Mower Disk
5 Ft. Shredder 16 Ft. Flatbed Trailer
5 Ft. Blade Tandem Axial
Scoop Air Compressor
Posthole Digger 6" Grain Auger
Trailer Aiid Miscellaneous
16x6 Hanover Gooseneck Trailer, Like New
Two Sets Pickup Racks
Bailing Wire
Barbed Wire
Steel Post
JACK ROBINSON
Quitman, Texas
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