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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
7
A fragment notes regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month with unspecified times and unclear service details. The text references hourly ranges and a schedule but lacks complete context or concrete outcomes.
For rent about acres of good pasture land in Cass County with plenty of water. See Clifton Mott in Kil dare Texas.
An advert recounts a long battle with athlete's foot, praising T-4-L for clearing the condition and preventing recurrence. It notes strong repeat sales, claims exclusive focus on athlete's foot, and offers 40 cents back if not pleased. Denton Drug Store carries the product today.
An old advertisement promises satisfaction with ITCH ME NOT for itching from eczema ringworm and other surface rashes. It declares a 40 cent back guarantee at Denton Drug and urges purchase today.
Mrs Robert Renfro of Dallas returns home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A R Sachtlehben of Smithland and sister Mrs T R Grubbs. Mr and Mrs Jack Young go to Mansfield Pennsylvania for six weeks. Mr and Mrs G G Shelton and Mrs Vollie Linebarber of Texarkana visit Mrs Wilma Wilson. Mrs J D Shakleford returns to Stamford after visiting sister Mrsma White. Mr and Mrs Murrell Turner and daughter Peggy Lynn of Texarkana visit Mr and Mrs T R Grubbs. Mrs Nettie Mae Lemmon and son Bill Winston attend Sam Houston State Teachers College commencement at Pritchett Field. Annette Lemmon earns bachelor of science.
Hasty-Bethel Women's Home Demonstration Club held its May meeting at Mrs. Jim Mauldin's home on May 10. Leader demonstration covered drag jery construction while Mrs. Dallas Fry spoke on civil defense and first aid. The group planned a nine week first aid class at Grange Hall Community Center starting May 9. 4-H results were announced with Ray Walker heading to A&M in June for state elimination. New members Mrs. Carl Thompson and Mrs. R C Boyett joined. next meeting is June 14 hosted by Mrs. Carl Thompson.
The Marion County Home Demonstration Council met May 13 at 2 p.m. in the county courthouse jury room with nine members from six clubs. They approved minutes, discussed a first aid course for club women, and planned a June 7 shrub and lawn care training at Mrs Guy Schwer’s home. Reports covered the District 5 meeting in Marshall, the Easter wood sale, and 4-H Dress Revue prizes donated by Jefferson merchants. The vegetable demonstration team won the district elimination and earned state contest eligibility for June 7-8 at College Station. expenses for two girls, an adult leader, and the agent were approved for attendance at the 1st Round-Up. Sample cards were ordered for sale to raise funds.
Marion County 4 H Club results from the district elimination at Paris Junior College last Saturday May 7 drew 150 members from 17 Northeast Texas counties. Edith Wilson and John Surovik led the program. girls swept top spots in demonstrations and public speaking, with state contest berths earned in vegetable demonstrations and dairy foods.
Mrs C H Storie adjourned the current year meeting and promised a special treat for the women. A district first place vegetable demonstration team arrived and performed a Tomato Lettuce Salad demonstration. Attendees included Eunice Sharp, A B Hall, Annie Bert Holland, M W Jaynes, C H Storie, Noel Sloan, H P Ailey, S C Riley, A L Williamson, Sue Cagle, and visitors Katherine Wise and Mary Margaret Wise.
The community center hosted 45 for an ice cream supper last Saturday with singing. The Mims Chapel Singing Class plans a visit to Smyrna next Thursday. A May 28 meeting is skipped due to prep for the Methodist Church annual singing. Upcoming covered dish supper and fellowship encouraged. Members report multiple local visits, contests, and plans including cemetery work and homecoming events.
Mr and Mrs Lawton Riley and Mrs Horace Brown Sr with Mrs Lillian Singleton were in Shreveport Wednesday night to see Mrs Marsha Thomas in the Court Yard Players Review Four to Go.
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