The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 7

AVON TIME MEANS MONEY! Put spare hours to work and the DOLLARS grow and jrrow. Openings in Hearne. Reagan. Mumford and Gause areas. caii collect- Virginia Dey Dist.

Manager, Waco 772-6688 or write 2316 Lake Ridffe Circle Waco, Texas 76710 CONGRESSMAN MOB POAGE Our committee the con- i of a "closed shop" an-d checkoff sideration of a ne-vv farm bill on for farmers, to almost complete withdrawal of the government from any involvement with agriculture. I doubt that either extreme is practical and I hope that in the last JVIonday. We heard from the five national or general farm organizations of the United States. Their viewpoint ranges all the way from support for almost complete and coming weeks we will be able to get a better concensus of THE EASY PAINTS NOW ON SALE! Truly "the easy paints," these fine Seidlitz interior finishes are yours at reduced prices for a limited time. Each comes in hundreds of colors.

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In my opinion it cannot continue to take losses without a great many other pec-ple feeling the ill effects. I am afraid that this is one of our i basic problems righ.t now. So many of our p-eople are now employed in urban industries that they do not realize that they, too, are dependent upon a healthy agriculture. For instance, the second and fiftli largest employers of people in the United States are the textile industry and the food processing industry. Both are directly dependent upon agriculture so even though you may not be able to see any connection between your job and the farmer, it is very probable that you would be out of a job were our farmers to all quit work.

And they can't be expected to continue to work unless they can make an income somewhat comparable to, even though somewhat less than, their city neighbors. A Large part of our correspondence this last -week has been concerned with tJie so-called "civil rights" bill recently passed by the Senate. Thus is the same bill which was passed by the House last year Senate amendments have made it a good deal more severe. It takes from the of real estate (except in a very few restricted cases) the right to determine to whom he can sell his property. It does this on the theory that any citizen should have the right to buy property as one of his so-called "civil rights." I find, no criticism with assuring every citizen the right to buy any real estate he can pay for deed a civil right and should be protected, but by the same token I think that the owner of a home or any other real property has the same right to sell or refuse to sell to whom he wants to and for any reason he wants.

As I see it, this is also a civil right and I believe in protecting the civil rights of all of oar people, not just a part of them. When this bill was before the House last year I voted against it. I expect to do so again when the Senate version comes before us. The Easy Paint for Woodwork! A superb enamel that dries in minutes to a lovely satin sheen. Gives you ail the ease of latex paint, plus the toughness of fine enamel.

Its hundreds of colors match Satin- Tone Latex Wall Paint. i lippits lips Floyd Tippit, SES Interstate Highways can be confusing to the best of drivers. If you are planning to use an interstate highway soon, here are a few facts thart might help. The two-digit, odd-numbered routes indicate noirtlh and south. The two-digit, even-numbered routes mean east or west.

Three digit routes are coded, too. If the first digit is even, the road is a beltline or loop around a city. If the first digit is odd, it goes into the city. Know your routes because if you miss your exit you must go on to the next exit. There are no U-turns on the interstate highway and you must not stop! Calvert Native Buried Friday Funeral services for Mrs.

Agnes Ruth Stoneking of Calvert were held from the chapel of Heartfield Funeral Home at 2 p. m. Friday, March 29, with the Rev. Ed Hillyer, minister of the Calvert Methodist Church, officiating. Interment folio-wed in Calvert City Cemetery -with the following serving as pallbearers, Albert Judkins, Bill Allday, Carl Allday, Dick Nash.

Lewis Tindall and Herman Mlddleton. Mrs. Stoneking was born in Calvert on October 18, 1923 and passed away in Calvert on Thursday, March 27, at the ago of 44 years, five months and nine days. She was employed as a bookkeeper for Bell Helicopter Company in Fort Worth before she became ill about six months ago. She is survived by her father, Will Lange: and one brother, S.

Lange, both of Calvert. The Hearne (Texas) Democrat, Thursday, April 4, 1968 Brownie News TROOP 33 Mrs. Kennamer served We pilled apple and we Popped Pop corn Mrs. Kennamer told us about a weely Reader. Then Thersa Honk on called names Sherry Bradly took the money up and Put it in the bank.

Kathy Townley Teen-age Dance A teen-age dance will be held at the V. F. W. Hall in Calvert on Friday, April 5, from 8 p. m.

to 12 midnight. Music will be by "The Midnighters." All ten-ageri in the area are invited and chaperones will be present. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Miss Phyllis Koch, a student at Navarro Junior College in Corsicana, visited in Hearne over the weekend -with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koch and brother, Norman.

Mrs. Thelma Irwin of Waco was a visitor in Hearne at the weekend with her daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. B. K.

Doherty and children, Sandra, Kathy and Steve. On Sunday she accompanied the Doherty family to Huntsville for a visit with her grandson, Butch Slade, who is a student at Sam Houston. State College. HEARNE LUMBER CO. 110 CEDAR STREET PHONE I.I 6-3431 and which the owner wants to sell him.

I think, that is in- Guests in the home Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Elliott Jr.

last week included, their grandson, John Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. 3. Elliott III; her mother, Mrs.

Billy Mason, her sister, Margaret Mason; and his mother, Mrs. F. B. Elliott, all of Jacksonville. L.

F. James Jr. of Texas City was home the last of the week visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

F. James. Stays Fresh Longer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans Jr.

visited in Grand Saline at the weekend with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. B.

Savage. They were joined Sunday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tippil and the W. L.

Ditto's of Gause. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Evans of Waco visited in Hoarne at the weekend with relatives. Olen Wallace left Dallas by plane Saturday morning for a 15-day cruise with the Naval Air Reserve at Key West, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. White and Mrs. Olen Wallace were in Waco Saturday visiting with their daughter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Daross.

Miss Kay Nichols, a student at Texas Woman's University, and Steve Jackson, a student at North Texas State University, both in Den-ton, spent the weekend in Hearne with Miss Nichols' family, Mrs. James Nichols, Bobby Nichols, Mrs. Joe Dudley and Mrs. W. K.

Howard. Franklin School District Voters VOTE IN YOUR SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION APRIL 6,1968 VOTE FOR THESE FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT IN YOUR SCHOOL: Position 1. Asa Nickelson Position 2. Thos. E.

(Bubba) Phillips Position Johnny Starkey These Candidates are Pledged to Support the Present Improvements and Aims of YOUR School System (Paid by Committee for Better Schools, Johnnie Steg-all, Chairman) NEXT APRIL. I MAY WANT TO SEE YOUR PROOF OF, THIS YEARS TAX DEDUCTIONS! Cadillac Motor Car Division Standard of the World Cancelled checks are exactly the kind of evidence Internal Revenue likes to in conducting an investigation. For your own protection you would be wise to pay every bill and donation by check! WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT THIS WEEK PLANTERS MERCHANTS STATE BANK JACK KELLY, President MEMBER P. D. I.

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