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Newspaper

Navasota Examiner

Location

Navasota, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1955

Page

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Pearl Harbor Day observed at Kiwanis luncheon

At a Wednesday noon Kiwanis meeting Chief Bryan Simmons of the U S Naval Recruiting Service showed a 16mm World War II submarine operations film. The program commemorated Pearl Harbor with the Japanese attack depicted at the start.

Pearl Harbor Bryan Simmons U. S. Naval Recruiting Service Pacific Tom Drewett M. B. Thomas R. G. Barrick State Fire Insurance Commission

Secretary of State Reaviey to Speak Here

Secretary of State Tom Reaviey will address the Grimes County Chamber of Commerce banquet on Thursday January 26. Born June 21 1921 in Quitman Wood County he grew up in Nacogdoches met his wife Florence Wilson and graduated from the University of Texas in 1941. A World War II naval officer he served on a destroyer and an aircraft carrier before earning a Harvard Law School degree in 1948-49 and returning to practice in Nacogdoches.

Grimes County Chamber of Commerce Tom Reaviey Hulon C. Hall Reavievy Quitman Wood County Nacogdoches Florence Wilson University of Texas Harvard Law School Nacog

Grimes County cotton allotment grows for 1956

J C Crutchfield Grimes County ASC manager announces 1956 cotton allotment rises to 17 487 acres from 16 091 in 1955. Small farms 15 acres or less gain, larger farms hold steady, via set aside and hardship quotas. National allotment down 800 000 acres from 1955. Court suit over state ASC plan proceeding in Houston.

J. C. Crutchfield ASC Grimes County Houston Crutchfield West Texas Texas

Merchants Reach Agreement On Gift Wrapping

A called meeting of retail merchants established gift wrapping terms. No charge for simple wrapping. Deluxe wrapping 25 cents and up. Free wrapping for items costing $10 or more. Attendees included Bill Johnson J C Penney Co C W Lucas Nichols Nichols Gift Shop E M Perry Jr The E M Perry Store and Rivers Patout Patouts.

Bill Johnson J. C. Penney Co C. W. Lucas C. W. Lucas & Co N. R. Nichols Nichols Gift Shop E. M. Perry, Jr E. M. Perry Rivers Patout Patout’s

Navasota Stores To Close Early On Christmas Eve

At a Chamber of Commerce merchants meeting at the Colonial Cafe, NavaGota stores will close at 6 30 p m on Thursday Friday and Saturday December 22 24 Grocery stores keep their 8 30 p m Saturday close. Attendees included George Williams G S Pierce E O Perry Jr C W Lucas Mrs Tom Rotello R A Patout Jr Bill Johnson Raymond Love N R Nichols and Lawrence White.

Chamber of Commerce Colonial Cafe Navagota George Williams G. S. Pierce E. O. Perry, Jr C. W. Lucas Tom Rotello R. A

C of C Directors To Be Selected By Mail Ballot

Eight businessmen nominated for Grimes County Chamber of Commerce directors ballots to be mailed this week. Four winners will serve three years, replacing retiring directors Lou Hertenberger P N Smith C W Oliver Joe Batts Jeff Haynie. Holdover directors include Curtis Maynard J H McDonald Henry Walter Wm Albert Miller R M Love Pert Hansen Abe Greenwood Jr Emory Bay George Franks and L O Wallace.

Grimes County Chamber of Commerce Lou Hertenberger P. N. Smith C. W. Oliver Joe Batts Jeff Haynie Otto Lohmeyer First National Bank of Navasota J. B. Hodge Navasota Gulf States Utilities Company Elliott Goodwin Henry C. Baker Agency Horace Selman R. H. Mallard Mallard Tractor Company Fletcher Yarbrough Joe Fultz M. B. Thomas Curtis Maynard Mid-South Electric Cooperative J. H. McDonald Inc. D. Rogers Seed Company Henry Walter Albert Miller Wm Albert Miller Agency R. M. Love Pert Hansen Abe Greenwood

Santa Claus To Visit Oberkampf Drug At Anderson

Santa Claus will make three visits to Oberkampf's Drug in Anderson on Saturday December 10. Appearances are scheduled for 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The event is an annual treat for the youngsters of Anderson.

Santa Claus Oberkampf Anderson Oberkampf's Drug

Cotton Farmers to Vote Tuesday In Referendum

Grimes County cotton farmers join thousands nationwide to vote on whether marketing quotas for the 1956 upland cotton crop will stay in effect. A two thirds yes vote keeps quotas with parity support and penalties. a no vote ends penalties and sets 50 percent parity. Polling places span Iola to White Hall.

Grimes County United States Iola Bedias Keith Roans Prairie Erwin Anderson Shire Richards Navasota Plantersville White Hall U. S Secretary of Agriculture

Schools Here To Close December 21 For Christmas

O Dan Carter superintendent of the Navasota Public Schools announced today that the schools here will close Wednesday December 21 for the Christmas holidays. Class work will be resumed Wednesday January 3. This is one day longer than the original schedule due to January 2 being adopted as the New Year holiday for Navasota merchants.

O. Dan Carter Navasota Public Schools Navasota

Old Toys Repaired At Gimon's For Needy Children

Gimon's Store on Washing ton avenue serves as a reception center for old or discarded toys. Mr. Gimon and Rev. A H Beardsley of St Pauls Episcopal Church repair and prepare toys for distribution to area children. Please donate toys at Gimon's today. Last year the American Legion Post distributed them.

Gimon Washington Avenue A. H. Beardsley St. Paul's Episcopal Church American Legion Post

Deny Self and Take Up the Cross Luke 9 23 24

A biblical verse exhorts followers to deny themselves daily, take up their cross, and pursue Jesus. Those who seek to save their lives may lose them, while those who lose their lives for his sake will save them. The passage emphasizes total commitment and sacrificial discipleship.

Lions Hear Rep James E Cox On Juvenile Problem

Rep James E Cox of Conroe addressed the Navasota Lions Club on juvenile delinquency outlining links between narcotics and insecurity among youths. He cited 300000 youths before the courts yearly and 15000 jailed daily while noting rising enrollments to 35000000 by 1960 and teacher shortages with salaries lagging behind commercial rewards.

Lions James E. Cox Conroe Navasota Lions Club Cox

Right Of Way Secured For Grimes County Highway Widening

Grimes County Commissioners report right of way for widening state highway 90 between Anderson and the Navasota River bridge is nearly secured with about 75 percent obtained. Gulf States Utilities will relocate lines at its expense to clear the route, costs around 22000. City of Navasota must secure additional right of way west of the Santa Fe tracks to city limits before work starts.

John E. Blair Texas Highway Department Bryan Grimes County Anderson Bedias Madison County Iola Richards Navasota Stoneham J. A. Teamer, Jr Navasota River Grimes County Commissioners Court Latham Boone Gulf States Untilities Company Boone Gulf States Utilities Company Navasota Telephone Company Santa Fe

Texas Independence Day Drive Reaches $783 in Grimes County

Abe Greenwood Sr., Grimes County chairman, reported that $783.00 has been collected in the current drive, about 75 percent of the $1,000,000 goal for a monument at Washington on the Brazos. Missed contributors are asked to mail donations to The Security State Bank.

Abe Greenwood Grimes County Washington-on-the-Brazos Texas Greenwood Security State Bank

Dr S D Coleman Resumes Morning Work Schedule

Dr S D Coleman of the Nava sota Medical Center and the Brazos Valley Hospital has resumed his medical practice. He now keeps office hours from 9 am to 12 30 pm for consultations and serves as a surgery consultant. Next week he will offer appointments from 3 to 5 pm. Within thirty days he hopes to resume full time practice after illness.

S. D.coleman Navasota Medical Center Brazos Valley Hospital

Christmas Music Program Sponsored by C of C in Navasota

The Grimes County Chamber of Commerce funds a Christmas carol program in the Navasota business district. Gene Sanders of Lack's Associate Store mounts loud speakers on his building at Washington Avenue and Railroad Street and operates a 45 rpm record player. The program runs through Christmas Eve with a life Santa Claus visiting on Friday and Saturday, December 16-17.

Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Gene Sanders Lack Washington Avenue Railroad Street Santa Claus

City taxes rise on new construction in Jones Addition

City of 1955 tax notices go out based on a total valuation of 4,490,220.00, up 84,520.00 from 1954’s 4,405,700.00. City and school rates each 1.50 per 100, totaling 3.00. Increase credited mainly to new residential construction in Jones Addition.

Navasota Independent School District Jones Addition

Powell Grocery Store Fire Destroys Bedias Shop

A fire at 4:15 a.m. Monday destroyed the J. C. Powell Grocery Store in Bedias. The Madisonville Fire Department could not save the building, but saved a nearby cafe owned and managed by Mr. Powell. the loss was total with partial insurance coverage.

J. C. Powell Bedias Madisonville Powell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry Moore Port Arthur George Clark Earl Cooper San Antonio Jas. F. Martin Charles Marr Dallas Marr Paul Johnny Williams Williams John D. Quinn Highway 6 Longbell Lumber Company First National Bank of Garvin Wright Grimes County Sheriff's Department Tom Reavley Secretary of State Reaviey Ince C of C Jerry Claiborne Texas A. & M Hulen C. Hall Johnny Webb Quar Terback Club Webb Quarterback Club Clarence Moore Tom Moore Lohmeyer Rep Gimon's Washington Monument S. D. Coleman Powell Grocery Store Burns
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