The Bogata News (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, October 8, 1954 Page: 4 of 6
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who will canvass all farms in
Titus and Franklin counties. He
reported on Oct. 4to the census
agriculture field office at Dallas
for a week of training.
A SMILE OR TWO—
A small boy attending Sunday
school in Prairie City, Ore., was
asked to repeat this part of
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In repsonse to one of the Gen-
eral Federation projects, the wo-
men’s clubs throughout the coun-
try raised $209,583 in behalf of
the Restoration of Independence
Hall.
The next regular meeting of
the Fine Arts Club will be Oct.
19 in the home of Mrs. Floyd
Haynes, the program being
“Heirs of Democracy.”
NET Franchise’
Are Approved
Dallas—Offers of $180,000 for
truck freight line franchises own-
ed by the bankrupt North East
Texas Motor Lines, Inc., were
approved recently by Federal
Bankruptcy Referee D. M. Old-
ham.
That brought to $370,000 the
amount which will be gained
from the franchise sales if the
Texas Railroad Commission and
Interstate Commerce Commission
approve the deals.
One offer came from Red Ball
Motor Freight, Inc., which bid
$120,000 for the bankrupt firm’s
line from Dallas to Texarkana
and from England Brothers of
Fort Smith, Ark., which bid $60,-
000 for the Dallas-Fort Smith
line and lines in Oklahoma.
A $190,000 bid for the bankrupt
firm s Texas lines from Southern
Pacific Transport Company was
approved.
Southern Pacific also offered to
buy 23 truck tractors and 26
trailers for $150,000 which Old-
ham approved.
William J. Rochelle, Jr., ap-
pointed as receiver and trustee
for the bankrupt firm, has set
three more sales of the firm’s
assets to be held in Dallas Octo-
ber 20, in Paris October 22 and
in Denison October 23.
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of a newspaper which was half
covered up with dirt and the ter-
mites had eaten part of it and
then abandoned, I imagine when
they got to the editorial page,
and I shook it out and sat down
and looked it over.
Over on a page that was still
intact I ran into an article that
confirmed an opinion I’ve had for
a long time, that women don’t
belong in politics. It’s not that
they don’t have a right to be, it’s
just that they foul things up
when they get in.
According to this article, about
a year ago up in a town in Miss-
issippi they elected an all-woman
city council, and the reporter was
giving a summary of their ac-
complishments in the past twelve
months.
The main thing they had ac-
complished and what they con-
Icora I» Alanned Over Women In
iKtia After Hearing of One Group
■tutor's note: Achin Al-
on, philosopher on his
khnson grass farm on Sul-
phur, to on risky ground this
week, but it’s his worry, not
ours.
Dear Editar: I was out here
wandering around over my farm
yesterday afternoon enjoyin the
October weather, there’s no time
of the year better than October,
although I haven’t got anything
against the other eleven months
either, when I discovered a copy
Mrs. Weldon Orr was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Fine
Arts Club. This was the reas-
sembly meeting for the 1954-55
club year.
The course of study is “Our
Heritage,” and according to the
program chairman, Mrs. C.
Collins, many informative
entertaining programs have been
planned.
The club president, Mrs. J. H.
Weatherall, previewed the pro-
jects and programs and asked
that each member accept her re-
sponsibility and realize that
every one must do her share in
order to have a better organiza-
tion. Attention was called to the
theme, “You are the Light of the
Word,” chosen by Mrs. Theodore
S. Chapman, president of the
General Federation of Women’s
Clubs. All clubwomen are chal-
lenged to increase their efforts
for a universal freedom, with
emphasis upon religion and youth
conservation. The district is co-
ordinated with the General Fed-
eration plans in such a way that
sidered a full year of devotion to
duty was to get rid of all the
weeds in the town, and I guess
you know how they did it: they
had the men do it.
This is typical of women in
politics. They had been in office
a year and they wind up with a
weed-less town and a lot of .tir-
ed men.
You let this thing spread, let
more women get in more import-
ant offices, and they’ll start
spreadin their anti-weed cam-
paign out into the country and
America will wind up clean as
a city park and the men too tired
to fight off an invader.
Personally, I’d rather have a
few weeds about the place and
stay rested up. I don’t know of
anything in the Constitution that
says a man ought to spend his
life hoeing weeds and Johnson
grass, and I for one would like
to sound a note of alarm when
you hear of women threatening
to go into politics. If it comes
down to a choice between clean-
in up all the weeds on my farm
and keepin women out of political
office, I’ll choose the latter, even
if I have to run for office myself
to do it, although my ambitions
to hold office are about like my
ambitions to get rich if it takes
work to accomplish it.
Yours faithhfully, A. A.
Dr. John E. Price
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The Bogata News (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, October 8, 1954, newspaper, October 8, 1954; Bogata, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1293541/m1/4/: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.