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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
5
Traffic safety is the rules forming our traffic system and the responsibility of every person. It emphasizes courtesy and motor manners as core to protecting lives and reducing accident costs while aiming for safe, orderly walking and driving habits.
Den 2 met at Mrs. John Chavez home with Mrs Chavez in charge on July 24. Joe Cordova led the Den Yell and dues were collected. Refreshments of punch, sweet rolls, and bubble gum were served by Mrs Chavez. Glenn Harris spoke the Cud Promise. Keeper of the Buckskin was Jesse Chavez. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stephenson visited friends in Henderson last week.
A reader questions the 1947 to present debt growth figures for federal, state, business, and consumer sectors. He mocks the idea of debt limits, asks where to find stores enabling a 390 percent debt rise, and pleads for names of lenders and ways to borrow more to match national debt levels.
A brief letter line reads I ought to, I’ve still got ’em. Yours faithfully, J. A. The fragment preserves a personal closing and a sense of kept memories from years past, ending with a formal sign-off.
College Station reports that Texas farm and ranch production value nears 2.5 billion dollars annually, surpassed only by oil. Ex tension economist John McHaney notes agribusiness adds about 3.9 billion dollars beyond direct farm income as firms move products to consumers, employing about one fifth of the state’s labor force.
Wheelock 4 H Club voted to fund and stage a community entertainment to raise money for their yearly educational trip to Six Flags Over Texas. A pie and coffee sale will be held at Wheelock Community Center on August 3, 1963 at 8 p.m. Members and guests listed included Kate Hedrick Sara Hedrick James Marsh Duane Marsh Susan Ruddle Evelyn Millberger Cathy Manthi Mr and Mrs Manthi Garry Manthi Wade Hedrick and County Agent Harry Smith.
Miss Charlotte Ferrara left Sunday to resume her studies at Sam Houston State College in Huntsville after visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred C Ferrara and sisters Bernadette and Madeline.
Mrs. Lloyd Huey welcomed her Saturday overnight guest, her uncle W A Carter of Beaumont, staying at her home for the weekend.
Mr and Mrs O D Stanford returned home after visiting their son G W Stanford who was ill in New Orleans with his wife and baby. During the two week stay they also visited other relatives there. An other son Mr and Mrs Carter Stanford and two children of Beaumont accompanied them on the trip.
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