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What LIVINGSTON FOLKS Are Doing Boy Scout News
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> "'-Mr and Mrs Robert Willis
r Jr„ attended the Atiotwjf 0«-
, f-rstl Uonferenoe in Ansi in March
lit V> 21
- - Mn pegnington. Burns
■^vv.4*iw» davghw*. ibmy,: tftsited
• Sli- rry’s grandnHrtber. Mrv L:L.
_ Bartis. Sunday. ,
Mr and Mrs. F.wcHTtovH s*4.
his mother, Mrs. W. C David,
visijt’ti in the H«rien?e cum
nu:niiy Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hon and Mr.
and Mrs Frank McQueen.
Mr. and Mm. Let and Henszel
of Houston were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. R Waiding over the
week end.
Mrs. Georg** Webster and her
parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Out Berg,
man. recently visited Mr. Berg-
man's sisters, Mrs. W. J. Sechrest
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Boggs in Shreveport.
. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Collins were
business visitors in Woudville
Monday morning.
W. Smith of Gladewater and
Mr*. C. A. La Roe of Goodrich.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ross and
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Ross* and
children visited their mother and
sister and family. Mrs Oallie
Rons and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Spiettstomer and Shirley, in Cor-
rigan Sunday.''
Mr. and .Mrs. Hetman Wilson
of Raytown visited his mother.
Mrs. Ida Wilson and his, aunt.
Mrs. Florence Gibson Sunday
afternoon. — ..
Mrs. Ethci-Msnr-M"
was house guest of her
Mrs. i|»igh McGaughey and
Hy laid week. b..
The Boy Scouts of Troop' 97
held their troop meeting Tues-
day. March 20. The meeting was
opened with the Scout Oath.
During most of the meeting, the
two day camp was discussed.
Mr. McDonald, the scoutmaster,
told the boy* that they would
go on a 2 day camp over the Eas
ter holidays. He made out the
schedule for the camp and the
boy’s copied it down, "the scout*
will leave Thursday, March 29.
pt 4:30 p. m. They will go to
their new camp which they
named Camp Beardon. No activi-
ties Will he taken up the even-
ing they RFti here but the pest
y they will work on merit
a. m. Hie following Sat-
hrda)'. Mr. Milkmaid announced
k new rule
tattle Bakers
Association Bed$
New President
FORT WORTH (Spl.t — John
Biggs, manager of the Waggoner
Ranch. Vernon. Texas, was elect
ed president of the Texas , and
Southwestern Cattle Raisers As-
sociation at the 79th annual
meeting of the* organization at
Fort Worth March 13-14. He suc-
ceeds Roy Parks of Midland,
Texas.
Other officers elected are Ed-
gar Hudgins, Hunperford. Texas,
1st vice president; Norman Mos-
er, DeKalk, Texas, 2nd' vice
president and. Chas. A. Stewart emergency program on too# he
Fort Worth, secretary-general
manager.
'Resolutions adopted at the
meeting are as follows:
That a committee of cattlemen
study the USDA system of grad-
ing careas beef in the light of
changing consumer demand and
modern technological develop-
ment.
Recommended that the gov-
ernment Initiate a program for
the purchase of beef with par-
ticular emphasis on the purchase
of beef produced lit drouth dis-
aster areas. Also, that the soil
conservation program in drouth
stricken areas be operated on a
plan that would not require
liberalized and expanded to in-
clude high protein feeds. Also
that a liberal and practical pro-
gram for long term financing for
those engaged lq -lgrlculture in'
the drouth areas be developed
by the government ' ,
That a committee be appointed
to represent the Association In
the proposed Texas Agricultural
Water Committee and that the
Association support the principle
of riparian rights to water and
upstream flood prevention.
Recommended to Congress {that
farm lands retired from farm
production under the provisions of
the "Soil Bank ActH not be used
for the production of cattle and
the soil owner to match thwJtBat penalties be included in
government's contribution for ap-
proved practices and that the
the law to assure that the un-
used crop land will not he used
By Mrs. Willie Tulloa
Visitors In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Tullos over the
Week end were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Tullos of Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
Mays Williamson and Barbara
of Liberty, Mrs. E. L Duke and
Mrs. Edny Duke and two chil-
dren of Ace and Mr. and Mrs.
Coy Oliver and children of Hous-
ton. ' t
Mrs. Billy Doby of Houston
for livestock production.
Expressed a desire that the
Brucellosis eradication program
be kept on a voluntary basis.
Houston was selected as the
kite of I he 1857 convention.
THURSDAY, MARCH 22, IBM
visited Mr. and Mm. f Harren
Walters of Ace this week end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. MehifilUn,
who have been visiting Mr. and.
Mrs. Willie Tullos returned to
their home In San Antonio last
week.
Rev. and Mr*. J. J. Antleraon
and Ruths of Ace visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Anderson 6f Living-
ston Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kmaqual Miller
and children of Livingston vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Lein
Williford Sunday.
Mr. Clarence Mehelich of Hous-
ton visited his parents, Mr. anil
Mrs. Rudolph Mehelich of Acc
Sunday. , ‘ >
The Mud-Puppy or Water-Dog
Is found in the fresh waters of
ihe Eastern United State*. -
Mr- \\ ,V Gibs.si. and Ml*.
A. W. Jones Friday.. >
Several members from the
fcj&g. of the Jfak Baptist eh
of Dvtpgsiisi attended tbe
W&tom ^ the the mwl
County
Jefferson Drive" BaprtST church
in Liberty Sunday afternoon.
Recent guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gaston were
her nephew and family. Mr. and
Mrs. James Earl Simmons and
little son. Jimmy, of Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Durant
of Nacogdoches and Mrs. S. R.
Townley of Livingston were week
end visitors in Channelview with
Mr. and Mrs. Tally hy and sons,
and Miss Etta Town icy of Ana-
huac and Mias Becky Townley
of Houston joined them there.
Dun and Steve Manasco of
rule, that everybody that
wasn't -in bed by 10:00 o'clock
would tie sent Home. Tltc rest of
week end visitors with Mr. and
I
Mrs. Ben Oates and Benjy Paul, _ .,
of Nederland visited in the home °rll|rmr'>dH. Oklahoma
of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Gibxon
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burton of
Lufkin were visitors in the home
of C. J. Hogue; Jr., over the week
end.
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Hubert and
Mrs Dick Hubert visited the
latter's husband. Pvt. Dick Hu-
bert at Camp Gordon, Ga., last
week. Dick left for Seattle, Wash-
ington where he will he shipped
out to the, far east. i
Mrs G. $. Smallwood had as
her quests over the week chd
Mesdatnes Walter Sikes and J
neeiing was used for pass-
ing merit badges. The scouts
were dismissed at 8:00 p. m.
Johnny Norwood, troop scribg
Troop S3 Camps On Kickopoo
Friday afternoon Troop 53 met
where Mr. Joe Pedigo had his
at the Central Baptist church
truck ready to carry their equip-
ment to the campsite on Kieka-
poo Creek.
Eleven Scouts and Scoutmaster
Byrd set up camp Friday after-
noon and made plans for the
next morning. After' they had
cooked their 'tapper, they went
to bed.
They wen* up anil cooking
'Please'em
with miCAKES
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Mr. and Mr*. JR- Sheppard u^y morning. .After breakfast
vwrted their daughter. Mrs. Fran ] ^ dixidPd into Rroup8
els Smithy and her daughter. Wy- j rl|lklm{ Kukapoo Creek.
Some of the Tenderfoot Scouts
passed their five mile hike .and
cooking requirements.
Mr. By rd helped the Scouts on
their Second and First Class
measuring ami ompass work.
Every boy passed some of his
requirements and enjoyed the
anting. 7 ~
Charles Ray King, troop scribe
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norm, in Raytown last week and
attended the wedding of their
grandaughter. Miss Wynorm Faye
Pope to Mr. Douglas M.Kollor
in Baytown March 15.
Mr. and Mr*. Eddie Wiggins
and children of Diholl were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R»*> Wig
fito. Jr_ Sunday
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Mr. and llrv M. S. Lawrence
iftd DUig. daughter pent littwfi
tm ptwdit of his sister. Mrs.
Marie Powell. Saturday. ........
Mr, a.lym.r.li^u. ronpMicd and -tvon thu.oppor-
anrl wm of Huntsvnie were w eek TUBilly to place entriei In the pa
end visitors with Mr. and Mr*, rade along with car dealer*.
Roy Wiggins, Jr. and children. The rodeo events ami ttulqs
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Parrish and **» *et up and a i-opy of th«e
little Debbie Hjtten visited Mr. were sent to each school Each
and Mr*. R. A. Wiltord and chapter will b» designatetl with
children in Lufkin Saturday. |» pennant for their chapter with
Mrs. Abble Granger visited in the name nf the town on the
YOU'li MlIRt
AUNT JEMIMA . '
PANCAKE MIX
17c
fET EVAPORATED MILK
13c
♦ -iKA*jN v*-.’ f WSA -s ’ '* ' 'Aivsarkv
MARYLAND
CLUB
INSTANT
Coffee
1-tL Jar
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Choke Meats
STANDARD
35c
LEAN. MEATY
SPARE RIBS
POUND
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TOMATOES
2
ARMOUR'S STAR
SUB BACON
POUND
200 SIZE
ii just around
the corner.
and so St txtrs happiness Tor
(he bruit whose gift it
WALLACE
STERLING
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Print rtmt
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$29.76
for tix pl*Ct
pttre lettings,
Us&ied. Tox
Houston over the week end
Mrs Carlton Neal and daugh-
ter, DorothwLou and her daugh-
ter flf Bayffcm were viairois in
Livingston and Cheater Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs- W. C Waldlng <4
Maybank were week end vi*d-
♦c*i» in the home of Mr. and Mr*.
A R. Waiding.
Mrs. V. A. Collin, left Monday
afternoon for Fort Worth where
she attended the funeral of her
cousin Mr*. Francis Kuykendall
McRohie. The funeral wa* Tues-
day at 10:00 a. m.
Mrs. R. W. Evan of Deaver*
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ctrl Berg-
man Saturday.
Woodrow Baker of* Nacog-
doches visited his parent*, Dr.
and Mrs. M. M. Baker Saturday
Dr. Baker has been 111.
Mrs* A. E. Rachel and children
of Houston are visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hannon David
and sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler
and baby of New Orleans, La.,
are visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Primes Chandler and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Brice Taylor, who
visited his mother; Mr*. Cova
Taylor, ■ for several days, left
Monday morning returning to
their home in Arlington, Va.,
returning via Lufkin, visiting in
Sulpher Springs with her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Bryce, then to Memphis,
Tern., to visit her brother. Del-
win Bass, then to their' home.
pennant. Roden judges will hp
secured from Sam Houston State
College and Buford Brown has
been asked to be a pick up man
•nd Will select a he!pet ft this
capacity. A. L Young is the arena
director ami stock will be fur-
nished by Homer Boothe.
The Livestock auction wi|J he
held Friday morning. April 13.
and will conclude the two-day
show. Sale rule* will be in the
hands of each teacher as soon
as possible.
KLEENEX
PINE OIL DIBINPECTANT
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PINEGARD
PINT
FRESH GROUND
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<,r;4Mr M
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LIBBY'S FKOZEN
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This was the flgst time in ten
years since visiting his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Otway Taylor of
Houston and Mr- and Mrs. Ben
Martin of Lufkin were visitors
during thy week end with Mrs.
Cova Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
Brice Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bush of
Raymondville visited her bro-
ther and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie Hines during the week
endi
Mrs. Bennie Hines and Mrs.
Clara Parrish attended the Comp-
ton and Griffin family reunion
Sunday in Cleveland.
Among those attending the
funeral of Mr. McMillian Tues
day were Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Page, Robert and Ed Walters,
Mrs. J. T. Grimes, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. McMillan and Mrs. Johnnie
Rhodes.
ORANGE JUICE 2
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FRESH LEAN
impws
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POUND
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6-OZ. CANS
The Death’s-head moth will at
tack bee hives, eat the honey
and put the bees to flight. 'U
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RciO«) Surlm* IU'» »i -
Stewart Drag Co.
Foley Lawn Mowers
' FOR SALE
} with Briggs & Stratton Engines
18” Mower ................. $89.95
20” Mower........I........$99.95
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General auto repair service and repair on
•« - —to*ft
lawn mower engines. Pick up and deliv-
ery service in city limits free.
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MOTOR MACHINE SHOP
WrD.'Red'Whisenlunt
Phone 576 1
WASHING POWDER
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HOMINY
NO. 30# CAN
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