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THE FAVORITE Bonham, July 7, 1972 Page 3 P. E. Carpenters Wed 50 Years on July 5 Mr and Mrs P. Carpenter of Lamasco observed their 50th wedding anniversary quietly at their Lamasco home on July 5. with just a few family members present to help them celebrate their golden wedding date.

Mrs Carpenter is the former Jewell Milam She and Mr. Carpenter were married July 5, 1922, in (Jofcer. where both of their families lived. For many years they lived in Honey Grove after their marriage where he operated a cafe They retired to their Lamasco home and two acres of land 12 years. They are members of the Lamasco First Baptist church They had seven children Those who were present for the anniversary observance were Mrs Lee (Kay) Skinner of Lamasco, Mrs Buddy (Patsy) Christian of Oakdale, La Mrs Orville Partridge of Sherman, and Jack Carpenter of Phoenix, Aris A daughter, Mrs Susie Wright and her husband are in Germany where he is with the armed forces and James Carpenter of Oakdale.

La was unable to be present One son. Homer Carpenter of Ivanhoe. is deceased Mr and Mrs Carpenter have 17 grandchildren, with 10 of them with them on their anniversary and all of their five-great- grandchildren were present for the occasion. I reviews of I Court Rejects DAVID AND GOLIATH David, front, left, portrayed by Todd Porter, has his foot on the slain giant, Goliath, in this scene taken outside in a practice session for the operetta, "David and Goliath," to be presented Sunday night in Trenton. Goliath is played by Mike Call, whose head is just out of camera range.

Sunday Night David, Goliath Operetta To Be Given in Trenton The Baptist Notes, made up of choir children in the First Baptist church in Trenton, have been working on an original operetta built around the Biblical story of David and Goliath It will be given at 7:30 Sunday night for the first time in the Trenton Baptist church, with Mrs Royce Call as speech and music director Everyone ts invited to attend Appearing in the operetta from the children choir will be Todd Porter, as David and Mike Call as GoUath Chess Match to Begin Tuesday REYKJAVIK. Iceland (UPI) two weeks of behind- the-scene diplomacy and much talking. Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky have agreed to get down to their real business chess The match for the world title now held by the 35-year-old Russian will begin Tuesday the Icelandic capital The winner gets 1150,000 and the loser $100,000 Spassky, a handsome Leningrad journalist who makes a living playing chess the year around, will make the first move He won the draw Thursday night and will play white, meaning he will make the first move The 29-year-old American will play black in the first game In succeeding games they alternate Despite the charges and countercharges exchanged between the two camps there was no sign of personal animosity between the two Others and their roles are Larry Call as King Saul, Jeff Williams, Banjamin. Keller Robinson. Aaron, Leslie Haden, Jerah, Nechia Porter.

Jolene Magers and Rhonda Cox as mimstrel singers Mrs Gary Payne will be narrator for the operetta and Todd Porter will sing Song Nechia Porter will be soloist for the Philistine ballard. both written by Mrs Call. The Philistine maidens will be portrayed by Nechia Porter, Jolene Magers, Rhonda Cox and Debbie Payne Lois Grant, Eddie May Wells, Gwen Williams, and Connie Howell are Israel maidens The soldiers in the Israelite and Philistine armies will be played by Jeff Williams, Keller Robinson. Leslie Haden. Mike Call.

Ronnie Raines. Pat Howell, Gary Williams, Rickie Raines, Edward Wills, Connie Payne, Kathy Howell. Sonya Cox, Becky Raines and Billy Thomas Treadway The adults sponsoring the show point out the operetta proves the point that nothing except the power of God could cause a small boy like David to defeat the giant Goliath. Mrs Gary Payne is assistant music and speech director, and Mrs James Todd is pianist. Others helping in costuming, lighting, art direction, make up.

lighting and weapons department are Mrs Mike Collum, organist, and Mrs Butler, Mrs Glen Williams, the Rev Gary Payne and Royce Call Barbara Le Hays wrote the songs and dialogue for the play, with Mrs. Call writing additional songs for the operetta Mrs Johnny Todd was the make-up director Current I Books I BY BETSY SAUNDERS THE SPIRIT OF Peter Seymour Hallmark $2.50 The sub-title of this book is Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness This book is truly for Americans about Americans about the handful of men and women whose valiant efforts brought forth a new nation There is passion here, in the words of such patriots as George Washington. Patrick Henry, and John Paul Jones. Pride and courage echo in the words of Benjamin Franklin, Abigail Adams and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The Spirit of 1776 includes a poem against tea written by the Patriotic Indies Society A British officer describes the delightful American custom of BUNDLING A letter from a British soldier describes the effectiveness of American women in the war effort Even if the Redcoats were to destroy all the men in North A.nerica, the soldier writes, 'we should have enough to do to conquer the women Ore re-read some of Thomas Paine The American Crisii are the times that try men souls The summer soliier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shnnk from the service ot their country, but he that stands it NOW deserves the love and thanks of man and woman Vasquez Wins Five NEW YORK Jorge Vasquez rode five winners at Aqueduct Thursday, including the first three races on the program Vazquez started the day with victories aboard Bold Bess, Olympia Rock and Winning Witch and then took the sixth race with Sadairs Starlet before winning the feature on Beau- Juns Plea to Clear Jesus of Charge TEL AVIV (UPI)-Jesus Christ faced his accusers nearly 2,000 years ago and said nothing, the Bible says Now, an Orthodox Jew wants a court in the city where Jesus was condemned to death to speak up and exonerate Christ of all charges Lawyer Itzhak David, 36. an Orthodox Jew.

failed in his first attempt But he said he will try again In Jerusalem, where it all happened, the supreme court Thursday rejected David's application of declaratory judgment to exonerate Jesus of all the charges brought against him. It argued that his conviction and crucifixion is a matter of history and not something for a modem court to decide The court said Jesus reputed ly had been sentenced to death by the Roman governor of Judea, Pontius Pilate, and that it was equivalent to a sentence handed down by a foreign military tribunal Therefore, the court said, there was no reason for present-day judicial authorities to take up the matter DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Gallbladder Stones Cause Difficulties In The Demonstration Agent's Office By KatHUan Hall Demonstration Agent Pickles In summer pickle eaters come out of hiding right, most of us do our most serious pickle eating during the summer months To back her claim, Mrs Hall. County Home Demonstration Agent, reminded that the outdoor season splurges with days of poolside pleasures, picnics and pickles.

Pickles have climbed in popularity in recent years In 1960 the average of consumption per person was 4 5 pounds. In 1970 it averaged 7.6 pounds, an increase off 3.1 pounds over the ten-year period, on an average-sized Happy Birthday JULY 7 Pat Taylor. Martha Hoeldtke, Mrs James McBroom, Linda Bass, Mary Louise Dodson. Oieryl Lucas, Dortha Cunningham, Mrs Bill Bell JULY 8 Mrs Hope Goode. Mary Ann Marshall.

Johnny Carter. Kurt Ulmer. Carol Williams, Mark Harper, Mrs Hoyt Ivey, Douglas Holt, Terri Roberts, Jan Butler, Helen Hoffman, Linda Underwood, Lorene Ray JULY 9 Betty Boone. Homer McMillon, Mrs Molly Robinson, Laura Evans, Mclver, John Reece. Mike Cheeks, Gail Kinkade, Marilyn and Carolyn Crossland, Donna Pollard.

Mrs Robert Bowen. Pauline Lockaby JULY 10 Ronnie Rhudy, Jerry Sewell, Allegra Jarrell, Sharon Giibretah. Clarence Wenzel. Leonard Ellis Hospital News Allen Memorial Hospital New Patients: J. Allen, Bonham Myra Williams, Sherman Ted Butler.

Bonham Irene Varner, Bonham Patients Melissa Roberts, Ector Lillie Wells. Bonham Mrs E. McKelva, Bonham Mrs Thomas Walker and baby boy. Telephone Mrs Joe Baker, Bonham Lena Mae Cason, Bonham Sara Moore, Bonham Olga Hale, Bonham Joyce Morris. Bonham Isy Coppedge, Bonham Margaret Francis, Bonham Dismissed: John Bonham.

Bonham By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Dear Dr. wife spent several days in the hospital having multiple rays. After two rays, they said they find her gallbladder, that it was clogged up with stones. I thought that the ray would show bones, stones or solid materials.

What is your opinion of this? Please advise if there is any medicine for gallstones. Dear is fairly common for a not to show on rays. The way a gallbladder ray is done is to have the person take some pills which have a dye in them which will show up on the ray. This dye material is absorbed by the bloodstream and filtered out by the liver, eventually being carried by the bile and stored in the gallbladder. Now if the gallbladder is diseased too badly, the bile will flow on out through the bile duct into the intestines and there be any storage of bile in the gallbladder.

When this occurs since no dye reaches the gallbladder it be seen on the ray. If the reason the gallbladder is not functioning is because it has stones in it, sometimes these stones can be seen, but it depends on what kind of stones they are. If they are stones that contain minerals in them like that found in bones, then they will be seen on the ray. Some stones, however, are made of cholesterol and contain no minerals. These do not cause any shadows by ray.

These stones look like clear spots or holes in the gallbladder filled with the dye that is opaque to rays. But if the gallbladder fill and it has translucent stones in it, it will not show up on the ray. There are really no good medicines that will dissolve stones in the gallbladder. There are some recent studies on this problem that suggest that some stones may be dissolved but this needs further study before general use. Most medicines given for gallbladder disease are for relief of symptoms.

If there are a number of stones in the gallbladder, surgery is usually indicated. You may have a dental problem after a rear-end auto collision. When the head snaps back, the mouth flies open then snaps shut abruptly. This can cause stretching or tearing of muscles and ligaments that control the lower paw. When this occurs there is pain on chewing and limitation in opening the mouth or in the movements of the jaw.

The problem is treated much like any other sprained joint. The muscles must be treated with special exercises designed to regain normal range of function. (NIWSPAPIR ENTERPRISE ASSN Does all the talk about cholesterol disturb you? It so, you'll want to read Dr. Lamb's booklet in which he answers your questions about this subject. Send 50 cents to Dr.

Lamb, in care ot this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York. N.Y. 1001 9. Ask for "Cholesterol booklet.

At No Extra Charge Use our MAILING COUNTER Postage Money Orders Package Mailing Copying Service We Can Copy Anything Anothor Service Ot W. T. MAY PHARMACY 6th Center 583-3157 pickle, (hat about 90 pickles for each of us The Home Demonstration agent noted that not too many years ago a person buying pickles had only to choose between the few dill or sweet jars available in the store But now many markets stock half of the side of an aisle with pickles and relishes range from tiny midget on up to extra large, with five sizes in between style is also vaired Pickles are packed whole, sliced crosswise with smooth or waffled surfaces, sliced lengthwise in halves or quarters, cut into chuncks, or finely cut or chopped and prepared as various relishes While many kinds of pickles are available, she said that the majority belong to one of three groups dill, sour or sweet Dill pickles are cucumbers seasoned with dill herb and may or may not be fermented Kosher dills are highly seasoned with garlic, onions. and peppers Cucumbers fermented first then cured in brine nuke pickles They are removed from the brine, desalted and freshened Sweet pickles start out like sour pickles but a mixture of vinegar, salt, spices and sugar is added Pickle products come in a range ot prices Ones that take a longer time to process usually carry higher tags Small pickles such as baby gherkins or baby dills often cost more than larger ones Size of container, brand and style are other factors in determining prices, she added Experiment with the various kinds to find out which are economical buys for your household Miss Weber is Engaged Mrs Grover Bishop of Ladoma announces the engagement of her daughter; Miss Benetna Lee Weber, to Patrick Carroll Kelly, the son of Mr and Mrs Haywood Kelly. of Forney The ceremony will be performed in the First Baptist church in Forney July 29.

1972; where the couple will live following a New Mexico and Colorado wedding trtp. Club Sees Slides About South Africa at Meeting L. E. Myers Ends More Than 47 Years in PO HONEY GROVE It was almost half a century ago that L. (Jimmy) Myers first began his work as an employee for the Honey Grove post office Myers retired as of July 1 after 47 years, two months and 21 days work in the various phases of postal work He started as a city carrier, but became carrier on Route 1 some 30 years ago and was carrying that route when he retired Jack Shelton, postmaster, said Myers was an excellent carrier and the Honey Grove office was fortunate to have had such an employee during the years.

John Arthur Smith, who has been the substitute carrier on the route, will carry it on a temporary basis RAVENNA Members of the Ravenna Community club visited South Africa at their July 4 meeting as the Rev Richard Worringham showed slides of the ports of his native land Club members were shown scenes of Capetwon. Durbin and Breaks Record STOCKHOLM (UPI)-Jams Lusis of Russia broke the listed world javelin record Thursday with a throw of 308 feet The 1968 Olympic javelin champion cracked the old mark of 302 feet, inches set by Jorma Kinnunen of Finland in 1969 Old Capitol Rocky Mount on U.S. 11-E near Johnson City, is the only original U.S. Territorial Capitol (1790-1792) still standing. It is built of logs and is open to tourists.

Johannesburg Scenes shown of Capetown, where Mrs Worringham was bom included the homes and buildings of Dutch architecture and grape vineyards The parsonage and church at Durbin which the speaker served were shown Scenes of Johannesburg, where Mr Worringham was born, were shown This city is one of the most modem in South Africa The program followed a covered dish supper Mrs R. Laycock, Mr. and Mrs Vernon Kincaid and Mr and Mrs. Dan Garner were hosts for the meeting A display of American flags were used as decorations Special guests in addition to the speaker and his wife were Mr and Mrs Melvin Ritchie of Dallas and Mr and Mrs John Burkett of Nunnelee The next meeting will be Aug 1 when an ice cream supper will be held DIRECT FROM THE MILL FABRIC SALE! PALY COTTON GINGHAMS Direct from the mill polyester and cotton, wide and on boltt. TROOP 255 AT DIERKS Members of Scout Troop 255, sponsored by the Calvary Baptist church, have been at Camp Dierks during the week.

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