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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1955
Page
3
Big Oak Skating Rink in Jefferson Texas lists Thursday and Friday nights 7 to 10 and Saturday night 7 30 to 10 30 with private party availability other nights. The rink is four miles out on Linden High and invites public skating times with reserved private events.
Ad touts ITCH-ME-NOT for triple action relief killing germs and fungus on contact. Claims to deaden the itch peel away tainted skin and treat eczema foot itch and surface rashes. Offered today at Denton Drug.
The article reviews the evolution of the public debt ceiling from the 1935 Act setting it at 45 billion dollars through WWII era rises to 275 billion dollars by 1946. It notes that the debt limit serves a useful purpose despite arguments that appropriations often exceed revenues.
A note of gratitude expresses thanks to all friends both white and colored for many good deeds during the hospital stay since October 1954 after a burn injury.
The Women's Missionary Union of the Baptists met Monday at 3:30 PM for Bible study led by Mrs. B O Dickerson. President Mrs J F McDonald presided as the circle groups, with prayers, songs, and a discussion on Stewardship from foundation to larger themes.
Mrs Owens and Mrs Colley of Longview and Mr and Mrs Otis Howie of Bowie visited relatives in Lubbock and Bowietown last week. They were joined by Mrs Wells and family, and Addine Smith with daughters Rosemary and Anita. Sandra and Rollen Loomis III returned home with their grandmother after the trip.
A recurring theme in policy talks positions the debt limit as both a target and constraint, framing fiscal discipline as essential while pressuring legislative action to avert overrun. The idea acts as a constant reminder to keep spending within the statutory cap.
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