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Gandview, Tenas 76030
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Certificates of Savings:
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24 MONTH MATURITY
Everything is beautiful a-
bout the peaco*ck except his
voice, which is rather harsh.
Perhaps Mother Nature be-
grudged a nice voice and bril-
liant plumage to the same bird.
ALL DIVIDENDS ARE PAID QUARTERLY AND THEY CAN
BE ADDED TO YOUR ACCOUNT AND COMPOUNDED AT
THE SAME RATE OR PAID IN CASH!
$5,000 MINIMUM
12 MONTHS MATURITY
Mrs. Minnie B. Smith is
now a resident patient in the
Itasca Nursing Home. She is
the mother of Mrs. M. W. (Slim)
Roland.
866 • 3393
Night Phone
866*2195
Dismissed recently from
hospitals are Mrs. Early
Smith, Mrs. W. A. Gilbert,
Mrs. Jimmy Wallace and Robert
Ford from Memorial; and Mrs.
Jimmy Wilburn from Grant-
Buie in Hillsboro; and Niles
Tribble from Harris Hospital,
Fort Worth.
Cousin Elrod says he hopes
the government doesn’t improve
his lot any further as he can’t
afford it.
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Grandview Tribune, Friday, September 29, 1972
MR. AND MRR J. A. BURCH. Paushqes
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Mrs. Byron Senter, who
underwent major surgery in
Memorial last week, is re-
ported to be progressing nice-
ly.
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FLORISTS MAKE EFFORT
TO SELL YOUNG ADULTS
VIA SOUND RADIO
Young adults are sound
oriented and mobile, so La
Fleur is supporting a national
effort to reach them through
their natural medium, radio,
with support of local news-
paper advertising with a song.
Not just'a “jingle," but
While the body of a pea-
co*ck is only about two feet
long, the entire spread from
trill to toe is approximately
six feet in length. The head
carries a crest of about two
dozen upright plumes.
Among the Greeks and Ro-
mans the peafowl was dedi-
cated to Hera or June.
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Proud as a peaco*ck! This
georgous bird has every right
to be proud, the male, that is.
However, the female is liken
to many of us, she just has to
make out with what was be-
stowed upon her.
Where the west wind blows clean, across
wide open spaces. And majestic pines and
pecan trees grow green and lofty along
rolling Texas hills. Texas... a good place
to call home. And Texans are proud of it.
TP&L shares Texans' special pride in a
natural environment. And-the Company is
working to preserve all the environmental
assets possible while providing adequate
electric service throughout the territory.
Air monitoring devices have been installed
at lignite-fired generating plants as an aid
In air quality control. Also, these plants
have been equipped with electrostatic
precipitators, devices which will remove
In Johnson County 53.00 - Outside Johneon County $3.30.
(All Subscriptions Must bs Paid lx Advancs)
Bridge
Learn Duplicate 10:00 a.m.
Beginners Lessons 1:30 p.m.
Fridays
Episcopal Parish Hall
Clebume
(For further information 866-2121)
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Entesed no aacaad class mail mattet at Grandview
(Texas) Post Office under Act of Congress on
Manch 3, 1879.
Cleburne Savings
And LOAN ASSOCIATION____
JOHNSON COUNTY'S ONLY HOME OWNED AND OPERATED
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION :
Mrs. Billy Roden under-
went major surgery in Me-
morial on Monday and is re-
ported to be in satisfactory
condition.
SAN ANTONIO-U. S. Air
Force Technical Sergeant
Philip Johnston, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lex Johnston of
Route 4, Cleburne, Texas, has
arrived for duty at Kelly AFB,
Texas.
Sergeant Johnston, a radar
repair technician, is serving
with the 1827th Electronics
Installation Squadron of the
Air Force, which is celebrat-
ing its 25th anniversary this
month. He was previously as-
signed in Taiwan.
The sergeant is a 1956
graduate of R. H. Paschal
High School, Fort Worth, Texas.
His wife is the former
Patricia A. Shirley.
$1,000 MINIMUM
6 MONTHS MATURITY
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Second Clmss Postage paid at Grandview, Texns 76030
SUBSCRIPTION RATES PEA YBAR
Need someone to sell Real Estate from
Grandview Office
CALL 866 - 3672 OR 64 5 - 9 1 5 5
To help conserve the natural landscape In
every way possible, substations are
low-profile structures with underground
distribution facilities, screen-type fences
and extensive landscaping. Plant-site lakes
are stocked with fish and opened to the
public. An experimental catfish farm has
been set up at the Trinidad generating
plant.
" ’Texas Power & Light Company is pleased
to work with Texans to preserve a
treasured environment.
IT'S A FACT: During the past twenty
years, the costs of many materials and items
of equipment purchased by Texai Power
8 Light Company to produce and supply
electric power have risen more than 100%.
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Hospital patients at the
present time are Mrs. Odell
Martin, J. C. Carver, Mrs.
Horace Taylor, David Made
Reynolds and Mrs. F. F.
Adams.
SERGEANT STATIONED
AT KELLY AFB
While Mr. Peaco*ck struts
and displays what Mother
Nature so abundantly gave
him, the Mrs. stands by and
admires her handsome suitor.,
Have you ever seen fire in
the eyes of a peahen?
Peafowls are remarkable •
and the most handsome and
one of the largest birds of
the pheasant, turkey and
grouse families. Alexander
the Great is credited with
bringing this fowl from the
jungles of India.
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particulate matter
from stack emissions. These efforts will
help keep Texas sir pure and healthful.
FAMOUS ZENITH
CHROMACOLOR
Gaston TV Service
&
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Furniture
we have a complete line of
finishers easy to apply.
ITASCA LUMBER CO.
PHONE 687-2471
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Give some flowers
love.
This slightly commercial point
of view is presented as a philosoph-
ical reminder.
You don't need a special oc-
casion to love a person.
So you don’t need a special oc-
casion to love flowers.
If you agree, phone or stop by.
For your
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“flowers and gifts of distinction’’
Bob and Eadline Roberta
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Give your love
some flowers.
In some parts of the world
we are told the peafowl is
still a game bird and is hunt-
ed as such. However, it is
domesticated throughout both
the Old and New World, and
it s meat is said to be deli-
cious. But, that would be
like eating the pet squirrel
or tabbit that you have raised.
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group “The Free Design."
Entitled, “Give Some Flowers
Love,” this unusual commer-
cial will be heard locally over
stations KLIF, KRLD, WFAA,
Dallas, andKXOL, Fort Worth.’
Florists see serious about
selling the 18 to 34 year old
market, where habits are being
formed and people see natural-
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Many of us have always
believed it was the tail of the
peaco*ck that was spread in a
fan-like circle, creating a
most dazzling effect of bril-
liant green (or blue) and gold.
The array is similar to apretty
senorita doing a Spanish fan-
dango.
ly attuned to buying flowers,
for everyday use.
Earline Roberts, manager
of La Fleur says, "‘We are
interested in selling every-
one, and the desire to buy a
handful of flowers is just as
important to us as the more
established customer who
regularly purchases arrange-
ments and plants to brighten
, up a room or a table.”
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HOWELL'S
110 South Main Clebume
. ■ The tail of a peaco*ck is
said to be chestnut colored
and remains in ordinary posi-
tion. The feathers from the
back of the bird form the per-
fect and lovely arch. The
neck and breast are peaco*ck
Hue.
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TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility t
The pride of Texas
found a home
in our blue skies.
 

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