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EMERGENCY
P.O. Drawer K . . . . Phone 866-3391
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Grandview, Texas 76050
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
and Exact Location
Second Class Postage paid at Grandview, Texas 76050
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after a two weeks’ visit with through September 18. Pastor
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harris
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Ladies of All Ages
WE GIVE AND REDEEM
SCOTTIE STAMPS
Bill Young
E. L. Hallman
OUR SPECIALTY - Try one of our Tender, Delicious
Charcoal Broiled Steakz with Baked Potato and Salad...
To Report
FIRE
Mrs. Roy Michaels joined
the Jimmy Michaels family of
Hurst for a Labor Day week-
end outing at Cedar Creek
Reservoir. Mrs. Michaels also
Cleburne, Texes
Phone 645-2511
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Sis Siratt
Marshall Young
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Carter were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gillespie and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith of
Mexia.
Labor Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Shorty Wilson were
their daughters, Mrs. J. R.
Wadell of Fort Worth and Mrs.
Troy Martin and family of
Cleburne.
Amy Lynn Griffith of Cle-
burne spent the weekepd with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hudson.
Double your
money
in 10 years
This new concept in life insurance
lets you double your money in ten
years on a guaranteed investment
-or, as Farmers calls it, a
deposit. This plan also lets you
buy term life insurance at about
60% of normal term rates. In the
event of death, the beneficiary
would get not only the face value
of the policy, but double the
deposit. There are other bene-
fits as well. Call your fast, fair,
friendly Farmers man about the
"Deposit Term” Plan today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moore of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, were
Labor Day weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bates Moore '
and other relatives.
In Johnson County $3.00 - Outside Johnson County $3.50.
(All Subscriptions Must be Paid in Advance)
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Our
Same
Oath.
Carry
Gayland Richardson will be
guest speaker.
Grandview Garage
L.L. Bocher Billy Lyneh
West Criner Street, Qrandvlowe
RADIO PROGRAMS
You can receive in this area
by the 7th Day Aventist:
—Voice of Prophecy KLIF,
1190 (Dallas) Sunday, 8:30 a.m.
-Voice of Prophecy KWTX,
1230 (Waco) Sunday, 9:00 a.m.
-Quiet Hour KSKY 660 (Dal-
las) Sunday, 4:30 p.m.
-Amazing Facts.KERF (Del
Rio) Sun-Sat. 7:15 p.m.
TV PROGRAMS
GRANDVIEW TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1971
MR. AND MRS. J. A. BURCH, Publishers
| PRUg SPECIALS | oe
—Faith For Today, Channel 4
Sunday, 6:45 a.m.
We invite you to listen to
these inspiring programs and
a hardy welcome to visit our
church in Grandview, 306 So.
Fourth St. Services: Bible
Study 9:30 a.m. Preaching
Service 11:00 a.m. Prayer
Meeting Tuesdays 7:30 p.m.
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PRESS ASSOCIATION
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YOUR NAME BRAND
STORE
215 8. Main - Cleburne
Phone 645-8623
Sluggish
Engines
Pep-up that engine
now. See us for the
expert tune - up you
Med.
Closed Saturday afternoons
Phone 866-3339
Under the red tape, but he’s not asleep.”
Reprinted from the St. Louis County
Medical Society Bulletin, Clayton, Mo.
' July 17, 1936
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Phone UN6-3350
for Delivery
Chapman’s
OIL & MARDWARE COmPANY
I* AND ms JOINIE CuAPMAN
OnAnbVicw. TExAe
Entered as second class mail matter at Grandview
(Texas) Post Office under Act of Congress on
March 3, 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Poe en-
joyed the holiday weekend
with the Johnny Poe family in
Deer Park.
“LITTLE BOY BLUE”
(Author Unknown)
“Little boy blue, come blow your horn,
There’s a government agent counting your corn,
Another one is lecturing the old red sow
Of the number of pigs she can have, and how.
'Pa’s gone to town to find out what
He can do next month with the old meadow lot.
. Ma’s at the radio hearing ’em tell
How, under the new deal, there ain’t no Hell.
Aunt Mamie’s in Washington, drawing big pay
From the PDQ and the AAA.
The hired man quit when the work didn’t please,
And got a government job raking leaves.
They’ll be telling you soon, if you don’t take care,
Where you can live and what you can wear,
What you can pay for your pants and shoes,
So this is no time to be taking your snooze.
Little boy blue may be buried deep.
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Pastor - George Petty
Elders - Thomas Dossey and
Richard Hill
Series of meetings each night
at 7:30. Friday, September 10
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“Thank God for dirty dishes.
They have a tale to tell;
While other folks go hungry.
We’re eating very well.
With home and health and
happiness
We shouldn’t want to fuss,
For by this stack of evidence,
God's very good to us.
STATION
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' ROAD SERVICE . WASH . GREASE
“Trust your car to the man
who wears the Texaco Star”
PHONE 866-3696 - GRANDVIEW
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Mrs. Minnie Hutchins is
visiting this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Windham
and Mr. Windham of Brownwood.
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Many vow they like the good
ole summertime, but we haven’t
seen too many happy faces
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Mrs. Murrel Moran, Mrs. R.
R. Marshall and Mrs. Jewel
Gray of Waco spent Labor Day
weekend attending the Gibson
family reunion in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
enjoyed
able trip and a visit with their ‘party.
Cousin Elrod says fill your
mouth with marbles and make
a speech. Everyday, reduce
the number of marbles in your
mouth and make a speech. You
will become an accredited
public speaker—as soon as
you have lost all your marbles.
personal
much better after her recent
fall in her too clean kitchen
. v . Mrs. Lesley White has
accepted a position with Har-
ris Electric in Itasca . . . Mrs.
N. F. Hale is being missed at
the city secretary’s desk at
City Hall which is being
manned by Ernest Bennett
while Ava Nell is a patient
in Boulevard Hospital . . .
Shorty Wilson will be marking
off another year Saturday.
Happy birthday, Shorty. . .
Thrifty Food Mart
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it couldn’t be, but it is.
Yes, it’s football time again.
We should have been aware of
this fact sooner as the crickets
are pretty good forecasters
and forerunners. Zebras begin
the season with the Abbott
Panthers Friday night here.
Junior High team defeated
Itasca5 Tuesday night hand
some mighty good foctball
was displayed in this scrim-
mage game. These boys are
out there to play ball and they
do just that.
ALSO WE SERVE BREAKFAST, SHORT ORDERS,
AND PLATE LUNCHES ...
WE ARE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
6:00 A.M. TIL 10:00 P.M.
Fu.Resetvatsons CLOSED ON TUESDAYS-
Phone 645-0318LEON & BONNIE BURGESS
A woman angrily jumped
out of her car after a collision
with another car.
‘‘Why don’t you people
ever watch where you’re
driving,” she shouted wildly,
“You’re the fourth car I’ve
hit today.”
Jerry Huffman of Crowley
was a Labor Day visitor with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Huffman.
Leland Bowles has re-
turned to his home.in Alabama
HAMILTON
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Visiting on Labor Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston
were their daughter, Mrs. Hay-
den Tucker and family of
Arlington.
At The
Cow Palace Restaurant
Highway 174 North of Cleburne
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408 W. Hendersen
Cleburne
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Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Newell
are resident patients of Al-
varado Nursing Home as of
Tuesday of this week. Mr. N.
promised to tell our good
neighbors to the north about
Grandview.
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son and daughter-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rushing and
daughter Chris of Manassas,
Virginia. While there they
visited with Congressman
Purcell in the White House,
Washington, D.C. Gn their re-
turn home, they visited Stone
Mountain at Atlanta, Georgia.
Wemakttedsese
It is good to have Lennie
Poe back on the job which
means that she is feeling
over the hot weather we have
been experiencing the past
week or so. High humidity
makes you feel like taking a
bath when you’re wringing wet.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Bowles of Grand Prairie spent
Labor Day with Luther Bowles
and also visited Mrs. Bowles
in Memorial Hospital.
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DPIRY SPECIALS
A steady stream of cotton
trailers are en route to the
gins or back to the fields for
another load. Cotton is turning
out a little better than most
farmers had anticipated, es-
pecially the older cotton. Up
to Wednesday morning, 74
bales had been ginned. The
Co-op had ginned 47 bales and
the Grandview Gin 27.
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