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In sending Johnny Mitchell, its state membership chairman, to preside over the meeting, T1PRO is paying horn- mage to the ability of local oilmen and is making a forthright and complimentary effort to lure that leadership into a broader field of endeavor. The right and wrong of the current national squabble over crude prices and the shipment of oil to Europe is a subject that is over the head oi mis newspaper, but it seems crystal clear that TIPRO is consistently in the forefront of the to protect the independent producers and royalty owners such as abound in the Liberty area. Therefore, it follows that any say local interests might have in the matter will be through such an organization as TIPRO. Now comes TIPRO inviting local oil people to participate. It appears as a singular compliment.

This paper, though woefully ignorant of the full extent of the oil business here, is tremendously proud of the growth that industry has experienced. Moreover, this paper heartily recommends that local oil people assume the role of leadership they have rightfully Mars has started moving farther away from the earth again. know as we blame it Times. IHniucatur Combined with Liberty County News Established 1SS7 J. C.

Sniyth Editor Manager Published every Thursday at Liberty, Texas, by The Trinity Publishing J. 11. Manthey, J. C. Smyth, Entered aa second class matter at the post office at Liberty, Texas, under Act of Congress, March 8, Any erroneous reflection on the character, reputation or standing of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in this newspaper will 1)6 gladly corrected Lf brought to the attention of the editor.

Yearly Subscription Kates (In Advance): Liberty County and Adjoining Counties $4.00 Elsewhere in U.S.A. $5.00 Member: National Editorial Assn. Texas Press Assn. Texas Gulf Coast Press Assn. National Advertising Representative: Newspaper FULL WEEK AHEAD When men of all faiths gather Thursday evening at the irst Aletnodist Church for the annual Brotherhood Banquet, they will be jumping the gun on National Brotherhood wmch will be observed February 17-24.

Fact is, they will be leading the brotherhood parade just as tney nave been doing for 30 years. The local cnurch had already staged one ol these long-to-be-remembered banquets wnen tne Conierence of nnslians and Jews was founded in by six lamous Lvans liugnes, ISewton U. Jbaker, iS. t'arKes Cad- nian, ivoger and Carlton J. 11.

Hayes, it was not until ly34, However, tnat a Denver priest, Monsignor Hugh lUcMenamin, suggested the luea for Brotherhood VvecK. me Conierence has sponsored the observance since its inception. Liberty had its Brotherhood Banquet seven luil years before America had ns Brotherhood Week. Tne purpose of the week, as stated in the by-laws ol the National conference, liis tne original Liberty purpose to a T. This is it: to promote justice, amity, understanding and cooperation among i roiestanis, Catnoncs and Jews, and to analyze, moderate ana finally eliminate inteigroup prejudices which dis- tigure and distort reugious, business, social and political relations, witn a view to estabiisnment of a social broinerhood and justice snail become standards ol human OUT OF THE PAST 15 Years Ago FROM LIBERTY Vi February 12, DICATOR 1942 50 Years Ago FROM LIBERTY VI DICATOR 1907 DO A GOOD TURN Boy Scout Week has just ended, but not too late for a rousing tribute to the scoutmasters, eubmasters, den mothers and other individuals who are so devoted to this world-wide program at a point where it counts directly and influentially with the boy themselves.

A salute is due, also, to the men who have accepted places of leadership in the Boy Scout movement. Many of them are men without sons or grandsons. It is especially gratifying this year, when America apparently is hitting the climax of a return to fundamental religious principles, that the theme of this 47th anniversary of scouting in America has for Cod and as its theme. Scoutmaster Bill Rowe of Liberty Troop 55 listed six objective for his scouts during the special week. One of them suggested concentration on being more trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and home, at school, at play.

Another urges scouts to do a good turn just think about it. Come to think about it, those are pretty good objectives for adult concentration weeks a year. A large attendance is expected at the annual Methodist liible elans banquet to be held, next Thursday, February 19, when Attorney General Gerald C. Mann will speak. Fred H.

Matthys in teacher of the claiss and chairman of the arrangements com- mittee. Liberty County rice farmers are urged thin year In contrast! to last year, to overplant their; i rice allotment, F. B. Royder, re tar of the Liberty County! I AAA committee, lias advised. ol the national drive to in-1 create production oi certain foodj crops to meet the needs of the nation war efforts, the Depart-j ment or Agriculture has request- rd an increase ot 10 per cent in national rice plantings.

Fntv members ol the Hull Dai- seua baud, accompanied by band- manier, Grady Whittle and Mrs. Whittle, attended the Houston Fat Stock Snow, Monday, and were guests at the Gene Autry itodeo. Tne band played from 5 iU 20 in the Houwton Coliiseum tnat afternoon. Dr. W.

Marshall Craig, one of the leading BapiiHt ministers in me South and pastor of the (Jas- lon Avenue Baptist Church, Dallas, will conduct the spring revival for the First Baptist Church of Lioerty during the week of March according to Kev.j Mark H. Richards, pastor. 10 Years Ago FROM LIBfcRTY VINDICATOR February 16, 1917 The Cleveland State Bank is again the depository for the funds Jot Liberty County. The Dank was the only institution toi oiler a bid and commissioners accepted same Monday. interest to bo paid for the use of the county funds is per! cent.

Two years ago the Cleve-j land bang, bid per cent. Two cars of corn red steers; were shipped to the market by E. D. of Dayton last week The steers weighed about 9U0 pounds, and. we learn, brought about $75 each.

February 15, The Dredge boat Lizzie got up steam last Saturday and made; the start of cutting her way from; the river to the hole where Nichols is engaged in excavating he railroad iron. The distance for the boat to cut is about one hundred yards and the time required to do the cutting will be about six weeks. Lumber for the depot at. the; new town, Hardin, on the B. S.

L. VV. was unloaded last! Saturday. The station will be just one mile north of the home of Capt. Frank Abshier.

Jefferson Drive Revival Planned Rev. D. C. Jenson of Sulphur Springs will be the evangelists for a 10-day revival at the Jefferson Drive Baptist Church on Jefferson Drive in the North Heights of Liberty. Services will be held daily at 10 a.m.

and 7:30 p.m. throughout the revival period, February 21- March 3, it was announced by I the church pastor, Rev. Donald L. White. The meeting, which is open to the public, will feature special music and gospel messages, Rev.

White said. Kenneth Richardsons Announce Girl's Birth HARDIN Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Richardson have announced the arrival of a baby girl born Saturday, February 9 at 8:40 a.m. in the Community Hospital in Jacinto City, weighing six pounds, ten ounces.

Named Jenniene Kay, she is he granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Richardson of Hardin Mrs.

Minnie Ola Johnson of Rye. Great-grandmothers are Mrs. W. H. Hardin of Orange and Mrs.

Henry Johnson of Rye. Troop 56 Scouts Work On Badges at Cookout Scoutmaster Bob Bowen and his assistant, Lee Bowen, took a group of Scouts from Liberty Troop 5R on a cookout recently the Troop 56 campsite across from the Trinity Vailey Exposition grounds. In the group were Green Shane. Don Wilson, Lee Bowen, and Green Shane. The purpose of the campout was to complete work on first and second class cooking badges.

Liberty Scout Troop Plans Spaghetti Supper Boy Scout Troop 55 will hold the second annual Italian Spaghetti on March 7, in the Methodist social hall. Serving hours will be from 5:30 to 8 p.m., and tickets will be $1 for adults and children over 12, and 75 cents for children under 12, according to Mrs. D. G. Bautsch, chairman.

Drone bees cannot sting. Radiator Cleaning, Repairing and Recoring JOHNSON RADIATOR SHOP Highway 90 LIBERTY Phone FE6-3471 Next Door to Pat Station Circles of Daisetta First Baptist Church Hold Regular Meetings DAISETTA W. M. U. circles, of Daisetta First Baptist met last Monday as follows; Hardy circle met with Mrs.

J. M. Tidwell, and Mrs. R. F.

Scad- Mrs. Telford Is Host To Methodist Circle Circle Two of the W. S. C. of the Fiist Methodist Church met Tuesday with Mrs.

J. It. Tel-, ford, hostess. Miss Mary Lily erst rorn presented the lesson study, which was the fourth chapter of Letters to Local The circle will meet next Tuesday February 19, with Mrs. tinnier at ,9:15 a.m.

Mrs. T. L. Buchanan will be iu charge of the program. presented the Bible lesson from the book Great of the Joiner Circle met with Mrs.

C. H. Andress, and Mrs. J. E.

Lav gave the lesson. Nine members attended the meeting. Mrs. G. C.

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Model 21T711. Come in today! 9 I HOLSTEAD'S Trinity at Main On the Square LIBERTY Phone FE6-4512 IT'S LIME TWO ENGINES IM OME I Devers Canal Company We are now signing WATER CONTRACTS with customers for the 1957 irrigation season. If you will come into our office and sign these contracts prior to your spring work season, it will be appreciated We see no other course left open to us and our farmers but to proceed on the assumption that the water supply in the river will be enough for irrigation of rice crops, under contract, planted before June 1, 1957, the deadline for planting under our current rules. ic Such a rule has been made, of course, to give you a better chance of making a successful crop. Thank you in advance for your usual fine and understanding cooperation.

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