The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 7

RAMBLIN' AROUND WITH TONY PRICE CONTEST BOUND. Powderly 4-H Club's black-face skit, which won the Lamar County Share the Fun Festival in February, rests during rehearsal for the Extension District 5 contest, scheduled May 8 at Paris Junior College. The act 'includes, left to right sitting, Jim Patterson, Phil Jordan, Joyce Maggard, Joe Thompson, Artie White, Thomas Tackett, Robert Tharp, and kneeling, Billy Williams and Jackie Orr. State Contests To Draw FFA Teams Saturday Five area teams of Future Farmers of America leave Friday to compete in state FFA judging contests at College Station Saturday. Three teams are from Lamar County West Laraar, Blossom and Cunningham and two are from Bogata.

Twenty seven teams from Area VI in Northeast Texas are eligible to compete in the state contests for livestock, poultry and judging. Ail qualified in Area VI contests at East Texas State Teachers College on April 10. The Bogata chapter carries two first place teams to the trials. Teams from the Red River County school captured top honors in poultry and dairy judging. West Lamar finished ninth in litestock judging.

Blossom sixth in poultry and Cunningham eighth in poultry. Jerry Whitten, Melvin Vau and Buddy Dawson make up the Bogata poultry team. Edward Duffie. Robert Lewis and Johnny Ham are the dairy team. Whitten and Duffie were high Individ a 1 leaders in the respective events at East Texas State.

James Miears, Rex Williams and Wayne Chapman make up the Blossom team. W. T. Gilbert, Lo i Ruth and Wilburn Patterson are the West Lamar trio. Each team will include a fourth member, and, team totals will be figured on the highest three individual scores.

Racing fans at Monmouth Park have failed to cash tickets on winning horses worth $249,678.35 in the last eight years. Anhydrous Ammonia Your Cheapest (and Best) Source of Nitrogen Fertilizer It improves toil you of nitrogen in your soil for future crept. It enoblci plants to withstand bod weather, disease and insects. It can be applied whenever soil conditions or farming practices permit. It assures earlier, faster plant growth.

Gives better ground keep top soil from blowing. It is placed 4 to 6 inches not stimulate weed growth and cannot be scattered by winds. Let Us Apply Ammonia For You. We Have The Equipment North Texas Supply Co. 1617 N.

Main Rayburn Bell, Owner Dial 4-7427 REV. J.W.W. SHULER to preach here Rev. Shuler To Preach Here Sunday The Rev. J.

W. Shuler of Hillsboro, grandfather of the Rev. John Shuler of Paris, will preach for the morning service at 10:50 o'clock Sunday at First Methodist Church. He is 93 years old and the father of the Rev. Bob Shuler of Los Angeles.

a former pastor of the Paris church. Favorite old hymns will be sung by the congregation and the choir will sing special arrangements of "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Alas and Did My Saviour Bleed." For the 7 o'clock evangelistic service, the pastor, the Rev. John Shuler. will preach on the subject, "The Sacredncss of Human Life." HONEY GROVE Paris News Service Mrs, B. R.

Kelly, accompanied by her sister. Miss Jessie Floyd, went to Tempie Tuesday for a medical checkup. Mrs. Sam Gardner and her brother. Thompson wime in his plane from Waco to visit their father.

Ira M. Thompson and Mrs. S. H. Gardner.

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Powledge and Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Timmerman of Gainesville visited Mrs. W.

F. Graves here. Ex-Formosa Governor Ousted From Aid Post I TAIPEH. Formosa K. C.

Wu. I former governor of Formosa who i charged recently that Nationalist China is a police state, was relieved of his last officiel job today. He was ousted from the Council for U. S. Aid.

a post he held as governor, Gospel Meeting MAY 2-9 REUEL LEMMONS Evangelist Reuel Lemmons of Cleburne, Texas, Wil! Preach in This Series of Services SUNDAY SERVICE 10-45 P.M. (Broadcast on KPLT) DAILY SERVICE 7:00 to 7:45 A.M.—7:30 P.M. Reuel Lemmons CONGREGATIONAL SINGING BY M. G. WILLIAMS Lamar Avenue Church of Christ 637 lamor fatlt, 4-H Club Act Blacks Face for Contest A Powderly High School teen-ton, a teacher at the school, pro- ager grinned, smoothed a bit of burnt cork on his face, grinned again and made a tune of "we're going to Chicago." He and seven others, who make up the Powderly 4-H Club black- face skit that will show for honors at the upcoming Extension District 5 contests for 4-H'ers were aware how big a task was ahead to get to Chicago.

After winning the Lamar County 4-H Share the Fun Festival in February, the Powderly group set their sights on the District contest. They'll get their chance to i with other county winning acts on May 8 at Paris Junior Coll e. Then comes the state elimination. Eventually, up the ladder of 4-H contests, eight Share the Fun acts from the entire nation will get trips to Chicago. The group includes Jim Patterson, Phil Jordan, Joyce Maggard, Joe Thompson, Artie White, Thomas Tackett, Robert Tharp, Billy Williams and Jackie Orr.

Mrs. Ralph Hosteller, a former teacher at Powderly, and Miss Opal Hot- Big Balloon Recovered Near Bagwell Special to The News BAGWELL A large experimental balloon from Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico which landed north of Bagwell, was being held for further instructions from the base. It was found by Russell a r- brough on the J. A. Tate la he rents, four of five miles north of here, late Wednesd a y.

According to the attached instructions, he called Sheriff J. C. Seville at Clarksville and also notified the Air Force base of i find, and the sheriff and Charles Burnett, constable here, went out to see the balloon. It is described as being a large one, with a heavy sealed instrument box attached. Gibbons Students Enter State Literary Meet District winners from Glbb ns High School participated in the state meet which started Friday at Prairie View.

The following Gibbons students were first place winners In the recent literary district competitions: female solo: Robbie L. Boone; female quartet: Blake. Hooks, Hunter tnd Wilburn: essay writing: Everett J. Hodge; debating: Willie V. Buffora and Selvln Jones; junior spelling: Dorothy Bishop and Hazel McCowcn.

wrnri COttMIAL nunk LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE I J. M. Hammack, County Judfe Of Lamur County, Texas, and Special Commiisiontr appointed by the Commissioners Court of Lirr.sr County. Texas, to rell at public auction for cash to thr highest bidder the hereinafter described lands and hereby (five notice that I will on fourth Tuesday in the month of April A.D. IMS.

same being the Kth oi April, 19J4, to sell all the light, title and interest of Larnsr County, Texas, in and to said hereinafter mentioned lands and premises at the Courthouse door of said County in the City of Paris, Texas, at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. to the for cash: said lands and premises to be then and there so sold. A complete and accurate description of such lands and premises is available the of the County Judge of l-amar County at the Courthouse In Paris, Texai. The description of the property 1ST tOT S.iuatrd within the corporate limits of the City of Paris. Lamar County.

Texas, a part of the Larkln Rat- tun Suivcy, and being: tht same tract conveyed Uaniar County from the Southern Ice by deed of record in book 222 page 68 Lamar County Deed Records. Beginning a stake in the S.B. line of Washington at a point which is 559 feet East of the line of the Railroad R.O.W. at the N.F.. corner of a tract conveyed C.

P. ana Grate Smith from O. C. Tank- ursley by dated Oct. 24th.

19S2. recorded in book 334, pagi 348 Lamar County Deed Records. Thence Eait 250.1 to the K.B. line of the Lunar County Hospital property, a concrete monument Thence South 51.4 fett to the of a concrete Valley (formerly known as Baker's BranchV Thence with concrete valley jfuttor South dog. West 80 ft Continuing with said valley gutter South 45', West 29D feet.

Thence North ,131 feet to the place of Beginning, containing 1.18 acres. JND LOT Situated within the corporate limits or the City of Paris, Lamar County, Texas and a part of the Larkin 3at- tan Survey. Bcitv.ming at S.W. corner of thf lot deeded to The first Baptist Church on 7fi S.W. Thence S.

75 ft. Thence E. 1R3 ft Thenre N. JS ft. Thence E.

140 ft. I Thence N. SO ft. W. 303 ft.

to place fif Signed and given at Paris, TCXM, IJth day April A.D. J. M. HAMMACK. County Judge, County.

Texas. Commtwtonev. duced the skit, which includes couple of songs by the boys before Joyce appears in two numbers. Miss Horton is the accompanist. The act was originated several years ago by Mrs.

Hosteller, who notes that it "just flts" the present group. To get the boys' cooperation, the idea first went to Joe Thompson, who eventually rounded up the rest of the crew. Parents have helped, too, as well other teachers and the 4- Clubs. POLITICAL HEREFORDS. Indirectly, political scruples of ex-Oklahoma Boy Turner led the foundation herd of Zato Heir to.

the R. M. Fry ranch east of Hugo. At any rate, the Fry brothers are happier every day about getting that herd of Zato Heirs. The Hereford blood line is rising fast in popularity, and, kins men are setting records at sales throughout the United States.

Recently, In" Hunt County, J. V. (Punk) McNatt's sale of Zato stock set an all-time auction mark for Texas Herefords. Over four years ago, when Turner was at the Capitol, herdsm at his Hereford ranch selected 21 of the best bred cows for sale to Oklahoma Informed of the sale, Turner quickly put in his disapproval. For a state-supported institution to buy cows from the governor didn't have much popular appeal, regardless of the fact the cows were among the best to be found.

Anyway, the sale to the college was never completed. A Hugo man wound up with the herd, picked out by some of the best Hereford men in the state. Then, the Fry broth- ers bought the cows, and got their present herd bull, a Zato Heir, from one cows. Willis Fry took over management of the herd, the reins passed to Jarvis Fry, who heads the ranch operation at the present time. TWO HEADS.

It was C. G. Gibson, Pattonville stockman, 'Who brought a two-headed calf by the office. The heads were perfect 1 formed, joining at the neck. The Calf, which was.

dead at birth, was about the size of any other newborn Hereford calf, wife the normal number of legs and tails. Just the two heads. It was the second BUILDING OF ALL KINDS No Down faymtnt Up To 3 Years To Pay Add A Room Repairing Remodeling New Roof! 0 Asbestos Siding Complete Home Strviet Windows Built to Order Sptcial Prices On Oregon Fir Lbr. CENTER STREET LUM3ER CO. W.

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The first offspring was a one-aeaded Hereford. CROSSED TRAILS. In Black. Area VI Vocational Agriculture supervisor of the Future Farmer3 of America, stopped in Powderly for a day's conference with ag teacher James Rlsinger and superintendent Frank Stpne. The three checked over records with an eye toward broadening the vocational ag program at Powderly.

black-face minstrel complete with songs and due opens at Faufht Community Can. tpr Saturday night at I p.m. Admissions of 35 and 13 cents go Into the Center fund. Folks out in Tigertown, never forgetting the black of '27 that destroyed their community, make no bones about visiting storm cellars when the cloud conditions threaten. The T.

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