The Hamlin Herald from Hamlin, Texas • Page 8

rTgv: 7 sr; Friday, June 7, 194 THE HAMLIN HERALD, HAMLIN, JONES COUNTY, TEXAS Hamlin Girl on Honor Roll. Marian Wells of Hamlin, who attending Business College at Abilene, is among the high ranking students names appear or. the honor roll this month, according to the class reporter for the group, in a special release to The Herald. Forest Green way Gets Place on Harvard List Real Estate, Loans and uffice Over TEXA? BY GEO DARDEN Forest Greenway left this week for Massachusetts, where he is preparing to enter Harvard University at Cambridge under provisions of the GI educational program. Young Greenway, who previously attended Baylor University, Waco, was one of 400 selected from a group of 5,000 GIs who applied for Harvard University entry.

He will take a business economics course, when the summer session opens June 15. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Greenway, Forest was several months ago discharged from the Army after three years of service. McMurry and Betty George from Denton. Buford Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Jackson, is home from the Army. He arrived several days ago from India, China and Burma. Mr. and Mrs.

Polly Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Buford Jackson spent 1 at Dumas. Ninety-one turned out for Sunday School at the Baptist Church Sunday. The pastor was thrilled and he turned on steam in what we heard to be a jam-up good sermon.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson left Friday to attend the funeral of her father, John Briley, at Stephenville. Charles Miers Eivens of Fort Worth is here to spend a month in the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

S. E. Miers. The high school annuals are very nice. Superintendent W.

W. Webb is to be congratulated on the publication of The Eagle. Mrs. L. E.

Rector and daughter, Pat, were shoppers in Sweetwater Saturday. Comment No. wandering around Lubbock last week-end, listening to conversations around the hotel lobbies concerning politics, dry weather, the price of cattle, etc. Congressman George Mahon has Hop Halsey after him in the race for Congress in that district. We found out that Halsejr is a br ght young fellow and is well liked in that neck of the woods.

Some of the folks think Halsey win thi, time, but- is getting before the and will perhaps give Gecrge a for the money two years from now. Comment No. we really got a scramble for governor in the Lone Star State. Our Drediction is Homer P. Rainey will lead the ticket in the first and perhaps witn votes to spare.

More than likely there will be a run-off with Mr. Rainey coming out on top. Comment No. about the Congress race for the 17th District. We predict Gib Sandefer will leaa the ticket, and Herring, Bradbury and Mrs.

Headrick no-t too far behind. Perhaps some will withdraw before the that may be the case in the race. Comment No. 4 Fisher County politics is warming up a bit. Two new candidates are for county clerk and one for commissioner of Precinct No.

3. Not taking too much stock in county politics this year unless we get hot and We tore our shirt for a lot of candidates in the past and in return gof it in the neck. Fair weather friends mean much any more, but true and sincere friends are to 3e cherished, evn though they be few or many. We still keep that old idea that friends (and we do mean real friends) mean more than dollars even though that old saying, scratch my back and scratch seems to be most popular nowadays. Congress is a good example of what we mean.

high time that we all get and do something about Darden-O-Gram. Mrs. W. M. Keller left Saturay for Denver, Colorado, to attend the funeral of a nephew, who passed away Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jones visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Jones, near Lubbock week-end. Juniors and seniors of McCaulley High report a on their trip to Carlsbad -Caverns.

George Darden had business at Lubbock last Saturday, Sunday and Monday. C. E. Dick has been on the sick list for the past several days but is now able to be about. J.

A. Jackson is still on the sick list and reported to be no better. J. I. Parker of Fort Worth visited relatives here and at Hamlin last week.

N. D. Miers and son of Hobbs hac business in McCaulley last week. The peach crop in these parts is getting ripe, and canning in a big way is expected to get underway within the next few days. People are never satisfied.

A few days ago we wanted it to stop now we want rain! Jerry Rush, daughter of Mr. and rs. J. W. Rush, is visiting for a few weeks with her grandmother at Mansfield, Tarrant County.

Highways are happy you can stay out of the way drunk drivers! Some folks like one thing and some another. Most all the folks have different tastes, even in music. It's funny, but ye ole scribe likes the arrival of Lenona Faye Brown on May 21 at Sweetrwater; weight four pounds 10 ounces; black hair, blue eyes. She, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Otha Brown of Neinda. iMr. and Mrs. Lon Andress of Slaton, formerly of McCaulley, announce the arrival of a son May 28. Named Autry Don, the young man weighed seven and one-half pounds.

-Sergeant and Mrs. R. W. Burns of Dallas announce the arrival of a daughter, Barbara Ann, born May 24. Mrs.

Burns is the former Annie Ruth Hodnett of Neinda. Velma Lou Boyd is home for the finmmer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Boyd. She received her degree from Abilene Christian College last week. Our congratulations. Home from college over the weekend were Mary Ann McCollum from Office supplies at The HERALD Homecoming banquet honoring returned service men of the colored section of Hamlin was scheduled for Thursday evening at the Oak Giove Baptist Church, according to denomination leaders. A program of music and addresses was slated during the As climax of tihe program returning service men will express their pleasure in returning home from the recent world conflict.

Service men a ill wear theiv uniforms for the community Following is the complete nr. gram for the Opening sone, Country of invocation, Rev. R. Jones; song, Spangled welcome address, Mrs. Threasa Brown; Life of a Soldier Overseas in World War Rev.

V. L. McPherson; solo, You Have Time for Mrs. Gertrude Wells; Life of a Soldier Overseas in World War Victor Lewis. 5 On the serving committee for the banq-uet are Sarah Oliver, Rosie Martin, Lillie B.

Paige, Mary Lewis, Doris Fay Cook, Anita Logan and Arctta Bell. DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE Phone Abilene 4001 Collect If No Answer, Call 6680 it it The Farmers and HAMLIN, TEXAS Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I know indeed that wealth is good But lowly roof and simple food, With love that hath no doubt, Are more than gold without. Greenleaf Whittier. Courage is that virtue which cham pions the cause of CHIROPRACTOR Safe, Scientific, Drugless Health Service PHONE 278 Office to 5:00 or by Appointment Same Location for Six Years mount mtmitsi Visit your Safeway Produce Section this week, and stock up with your favorite fruits and vegetables. BEETS MUSTARD RADISHES Bunch Let the Lydick-Hooks Roofing Company make your estimate to reroof your residence building.

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