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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
6
An advertisement touts DIATRON as a harmless hunger suppressant that lets you eat what you like while reducing portions. It guarantees weight loss with the first package or the price is refunded. Sold by Denton Drug Store with a mail order option and a Jefferson address.
Crown Tire Co has moved to a new location on Smithland highway and solicits patronage. Brown Tire Co offers unizing recapping tires, contact 484 Jefferson Texas for service. Diploma programs advertised from Columbia School Dallas box 461 with date 12 6 52.
Mrs. Frank Colley and her two sons of Marshall visited her sister Mrs W H Wells and family on Wednesday. Miss Mary Helen Moseley of Washington DC visited Mrs Jim Sullivan. Mrs E J Bobbitt of Lodi has returned home after months visiting her daughter Mrs R B Richmond and family at Selfridge Air Force Base in Michigan.
The Peoples Gin in Atlanta Texas announces a new hammer mill and sweet feed mixer open daily for grinding and mixing all kinds of feed. A line of mixed feed hay and grain will be sold at popular prices along with their existing services. Date 1-10-4te.
The Marion County Commissioners Court Texas invites banks to apply to deposit county and Common School District funds. Applications accepted until February 11, 1957 at 10 a.m. Contracts deemed acceptable will cover years 1957 and 1958. County Judge TOM MORRIS signs the notice.
The Jefferson School District invites sealed bids for three acres at Gethsemane and six acres at Judea, land with surface rights only. Minerals reserved. Separate bids permitted for each site. Bids due January 31, 1957, to Supt K M Smith, Jefferson, Texas. Tom Hicks, Secretary, School Board.
Mrs N B Carroll and Mr Dewey Carroll visited Mrs Carrolls daughter Mrs Dewey Flarity in Marshall Monday. Miss Hazel Segler of Carthage spent the weekend with her sister Miss Trudie Segler. Mr and Mrs Ben Thornton visiting Mr and Mrs David Meisenheimer in Ft Worth Saturday till Monday. Mr and Mrs M G Mott visiting Mrs Mott's son and wife Mr and Mrs Ernest Parr in Longview. Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and family spent the weekend with relatives in Carthage. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Damitz and family visited in Granite City and Mt Vernon IL and Cape Girardeau during the holidays. Mrs Ann Holmes of Shreveport was a guest of Mrs Georgia Felstead daughter Opal Elliott Monday. Mrs Mary Fant visiting her brother and family Mr and Mrs Markus Owens and mother Mrs Margaret Owens in White Oak Community.
The 1933 Study Club met January at the home of Mrs. Milton Jones with co hostess Mrs. Doyle Bower. A Mozart program was presented by Mrs. Milton Bass and Mrs. Raymond Shaw featuring Lisa Shaw. The club voted to lead the Porch Light Polio Drive on January 21 and heard thanks for the 1956 Christmas project.
Miss Shirlene Wimberly and Winfred Ray Watkins of Hughes Springs wed during the recent holidays in a six oclock ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Earnest Watkins officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs H C Brown Jr and best man Earl Penny. A reception followed. couple plans to reside in Hughes Springs.
The following were present at the service: Mrs Raymond Shaw, Mrs Edward Taylor, Mrs T J Taylor II, Mrs Bob Pierce, Mrs Clifton Newman, Mrs Halbert McQuinn, Mrs Geo Marks, Mrs Morris Lipman, Mrs Frank Landers, Mrs Creighton Laird, Mrs Charles Hoag, Mrs Jimmie Gamble, Mrs Oren Fuquay, Mrs Vivian Duck, Mrs Roy Cobb, Mrs George Call, Mrs Jack Bullard, Mrs Milton Bass, Mrs Jay Thomas and Lisa Shaw.
Expressing deep appreciation for the many kind acts shown after the death of our son and brother Jack Walker. Grateful for flowers cards food and comforting gestures from Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bootsy Walker Ray Linda and Tommy.
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