Ford Adopts Standard Equipment in Price Quotes
Ford dealer Collingsworth Motor Co announces all advertised prices include standard equipment on Ford V eight cars and trucks. Non quoted prices apply to road ready cars with standard items such as bumpers, tires, lights, wipers, visors and horns included at no extra charge. De luxe V-8 models add features like twin tail lights, two wipers, two visors, air horns and clock. Other notices mention a Corinth schoolgirl lifting lint cotton, a 10,000 mile solo trip to Berlin, and a boy slipping from a fifth story window with injuries.
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Collingsworth Motor Co
Kelly Pigg
Ford
Mr. Pigg
Harlan Moves from Wellington to Amarillo Office
M. E. Harlan of the local Texas Employment Service has left Wellington for Amarillo to assume duties in that office. He and Mrs. Harlan have been active in church and home affairs since February, and Wellington employment work will be staged from the Childress office on a rotating basis. C. H. Williams will visit Wellington weekly to handle local matters.
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M. E. Harlan
Texas Employment Service
Amarillo
Harlan
Wellington
Childress
C. H. Williams
Hutto Named Clarendon High Coach for 1988 Season
Emil Hutto of Canyon will coach the Clarendon High School Broncos through the 1988 football season. He was selected from eight applicants by school board secretary W I Taylor. Hutto recently led the Canyon Eagles to district finals and has prior coaching at Merkel and in Vernon Wichita Falls Amarillo junior colleges and West Texas Buffaloes.
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Emil Hutto
Canyon
Clarendon High School
W. i W. Taylor
Hutto
Canyon Eagles
Merkel
Clarendon
Wellington
Vernon High School
Wichita Falls Junior College
Amarillo Junior College
West Texas Buffaloes
Marella Christmas Meet and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Joe Claunch and family hosted the weekend with relatives including Beatrice Edward and J C Claunchs in Salt Fork visits. A community Christmas tree at the Methodist Church is planned for Friday night December 24 with a short program before gift distribution.
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Joe Claunch
Beatrice
Edward Claunch
J. C. Claunch
Jim Jones
Salt Fork
M. M. Skipper
Jack McDonald
Charlie Skipper
Wellington
H. L
Moody Cherry
J. W. Pearson
Kenneth King
Paul Winegeart
Sylvia Brown
Quail
Lena King
Pauline Hunt
Virginia King
McDaniels Chosen School Principal
LeRoy McDaniels, a Sumnerwood High School teacher, was chosen as principal to replace Jimmy Tolston who left before dismissal for cotton picking. He will teach the same subjects except United States History, now taught by Miss Erelene Wischkaemper who also takes history, typing, and commercial geography duties.
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LeRoy McDaniels
Sumnerwood
Jimmy Tolston
McDaniels
United States
Erelene
Wischkaemper
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Quail Groups Sponsor Play The Dutch Detective at Depot Splinterville
The Dutch Detective a three act farce was staged Tuesday evening December 14 sponsored by the Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of Texas. Cast included Bernard Allred as Otto Schumltz and others from Splinterville and beyond.
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Farmers of America
Homemakers of
Jahn Grabb
Splinterville
Thomas McMinn
Hannibal Howler
Hernan Melton
Augustus Coe
Jack Lowe
Gladys Howler-Coe
Leota Easterly
Ambrosia McCarty
Alice Jett
Araminty Sourdroyis
Estelline Johnson
Hortensey Smatters
Jeane Simmons
Katring Kraut
Namilton City
Scitate of Ohio
Dorothy Grigsby
Bonita Granville Signs Hollywood Contract
Child actress Bonita Granville signed a studio contract in Hollywood at a salary of 15000 dollars per year. The announcement underscores Granville as a rising star in American film.
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Bonita Granville
Hollywood
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Coughs and Bronchial Irritation
A dental advertisement-style pitch claims Creomulsion relieves chest cold and bronchial irritation by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm. It assures money-back if not satisfied after the first bottle and urges asking plainly for Creomulsion with no hyphen.
Home Demonstration Council Holds Business Saturday Meeting
Regular session of the County Home Demonstration Council met Saturday afternoon in Miss Margaret Moser’s office. A jar company awarded $5 for 52 county exhibitors, adding to the club treasury. Attendees included Mrs. Daffron, Williams, Goord, Deger, Rogers, Mahaffey, Cook, Stevenson, Light, Porter, Elmer Smith, George Deger, and Miss Moser.
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County Home Demonstration Council
Margaret Moser
Jar Manufacturing Coromany
Club
J. T. Dafffron
PB. Williams
Cross Goord
Jess Deger
Ike Rogers
J. G. Mahaffey
Jess Cook
R. C. Stevenson
J. L. Light
J. 1K. Porter
Elmer Smith
George Deger
Moser
Widowed Mother Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Mrs. Annie Gobey of New York, mother of a World War hero, was presented at home with the Distinguished Service Cross awarded posthumously to her son.
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Annie Gobey
New York
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