The Stephens County Times (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1953 Page: 2 of 8
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Noble May Be Our Of Game
MANY LOCALsiFAHS TO SEE
1 nili'ctitioiis today were chat
many more from here will attend
foul hall game at Vertiou trail
a|£ended tin- Hrtfek-nridjiri I'l'iiii-
content.
I., li. Hernnjr sitid Wedi.e- il:is
iiiormqj; thai 25U adult tickets h,-id
bn^n sitl'tl: already■ agai list; ah'citit
l£t> tickets soli I to I'la m view. Sales
'1 Uesday teere seaaon ftcket hnldsH'n-
bi>sid<-.- the a«ftjlc rifkt-ta :umj rZ>'k-
i ts haw be -n -,-fM {.<-!-•- i'ft ■ s'U't •
elltS. , , ]F
'I'll.- Huckarutis will enter th'- j'
gaai« minus the « nw of t*>i ny
Kyvivt}. «ad probably without Nlm*-
inan Nub!.'. Kohk* wis halted b:n k
f
tfi Piitiiiv'it-Vk because or t he 11 bless
of his fathw. N'rtbto, will be sorely
missed by the Fitn-kan Hi- has
''limbed out from undei the hf>Uu«i
of more. tackle- than any tn-i'
Hiit'kan /< i thiyi'.-t>■ ('<>urh .1 > • Iv r-
l.el characterize.1* hit.: as easily the
I hui-kri! on defense !'• oh
Uj!j second t.i N.,h!.- !.- J.-i r?
I l Jl till-'t'.
t'.ri-ek>*i> ifSigtf■.! hopr s : *.. ii.< • <- ::r
■'i-ptfil an invitation for a football
p'auiff hero. Tii this iitrht
o f ' 11 ass A A becoroe vof uni i s it: < 1
interest heri j
i i>*1 Chapl'UsOn> :it:i! pi.ty>d,'f j
i'ls'PlVS. nta'iv^S V, (II III- llr-rtlir-li ll) i
fw ;u nit,--!, AA f'd^ipiii ii.
as tin- season i.-ii:in'~ ti> a dnsti
S« '-k"nti.
Twenty district's an; still
•nt'-tl, ii .c 11 playoff it prt senta-
;:i vt-s; were d'-t.f-i'iniMi-d last wee®iis|
although in mihh- cases the district
t>e>p>'e--t; «it ntSvH- by tossing ■■ the Kuat
itaia-i- of the se<<.sOn, could be tied',
by ai'im.hi-i- iiisti let team .
•Earning th.- r• jrhr ; to move iirtii
the playoff.- writ- Oituii sii distiiri
!, in •!•, ('o'rt*®nchi- ir. !i
Hattillf-y in ' Ut, 'IVi r>-!S in 13, Afc-
Sa.'iia its IS, iUiiitsvi;!,- in 20, Giin-
-iaii'S iti 2-t, Wharton ir. 2(1, Ntili*!--
Uirfd ;-i arid Wirsiaro- in ;!2, ,
A ruatfc?\vU' of ijliw uthi'i' districts
bulk tiki- this: " /. r | pi
1. Phillips busts linbfatt-i:. unlii-il
I >' i~ far t'i. '• l|l§lllil8
fiuricbiifiif-nt a.i,d I'biidn-ss arf-
ti'-tt !,."itb -t-l distrW't, iwin'ds. '.'bil-
rirtss,: ■ -Aiiifch.; Sfcfijiit1
p'ays iQtiht'iab.;^ 'I.k1 ■
5: spii.c ap;i«-y,t •.''i;:.-iiir but 'I'll-
ip-ka ' riitliji " !:h,iTi;vV ' djstriKl inti;
•in i-i' '.'-.iv tii- lij bi-aLijij? Spur.
fi. Thi'i'i '-way tie will probably
di-v^!op i«'t\MBt-rs Atiderw's, IX'Vfrf-
i;ilid Mini Ki; r:nit.
7. ; .Mi.i.i-iiiin.- IVri/s and t'int
Sliii-Utiii, in ' 'i I Vcns plays Mona
SSi i piaiiiiii
i", liatlirtjri-r antt Winrurs pl'ay fa'r'
11. tirahiim must ""beat .larksimm
for title.
12. Dallas Hittcn-st and Sea^n
vitle pl y for titb-.
l-t. Pittsburg, Mount VVrH-in an<
.vl'our.t Ft'easant prnbabiy '.vill til-
lii. London plays Kendm-suii to.
title.
17. Rusk plajs .Jaspor for title
la. Wajuihaohitr. Mexia nnd Einms
is probable tie.
21. LaVi-ga and Waco Tech pla.\
for title.
■ 22. Lampasas musr. beat IvilWi:
for title.
2:i. Carneron liiust beat kosebud,
for title ' : " ■
; '15. N'avasota must beat Hreidian:
lor title.
:■ 27. LaManpie musr beat I .a P'oi (i
for title.
2! . Itel Rio and Uvalde play Poi
title,, . " : i
.'So. Ri-t'ujti": must beat Port: La-
vaca for title.
:u. t-'ailfumas must beat Uobs-
towu I'nr title. ,
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A widow, Mrs. Thodore, recently
isiti d in Rrockenridfce, it ad o
iirl.-'' Ranch ami became interested
n helping' the [ij-oj^ict bi-cuiin :i
reality. She returned to her home
■i Koswel I and wrote Rev. Ol'auilf-
Uu*rts her ^Lestplsi : .
R.-v. and .Mrs. Harris traveled
i Ri'iswell. visited several days in
ter hoirte, with others tlx. tbtj cEEy,'
.ml with the pastor of Central
taytisl Chure 11. of, which she is a
h'artf r member. They later wrote
i ' 1 ,-L. ' ' ? -h- h:d b^j
.^elected housemvther for the ranch
For Girls Ranch
: lit is announced that Mrs iVfamii
Thedore ■ of Roswell, ;Nr-w Mexit-o,
has been selecteil as house mothei
!'•■:• t.iiris' liantb arid is now living
'at the ranch with the t\.vi:np;j|ij|l|i
•aIni are '.vaitiiiK f"i' official upi-:>
Mru. 'L'hedore states she is donat-
ing her time awl wurlc. thus eitab!
ing; hfer to live ats tlte- ranch v |fch
Uvo of ".the j ilrs: prior lo orfii-i-.l
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trijii ifu~.il iuil i; il kin pi ■ v. it iv. [ .i rmp-
l t'i ptc '|7 i>!V['i ih.'ig . . . ill tines to
a Cur n. on y r.iir rn.-iilfi j-. c Ir. i it
ijifige. And (V« , . . v..uT." vhr mn^f .
refs.i, fA perinn .11 ynm rrwn \.srtv
\ becMtt?* if., aiirr.ni.-:!u, fVjfi>. f •: ,!' an
e\eru-\e ranjjr i r.r.l cA ,.!!orir i hir
vr.ii f ,ery Ja',''! a ,-.i. l,.-,!j !sv
wheri yr-.ii an flrot:!'- range ...
fcr siiir.n-.iii. c,-;nfr.-,!-. and. r.mii2nt,
Hen hisi laLf iiie ^ and
waref-> work out af ennking chnres,
Crztii.-r rhe whole\farnftjr tngsrfter
for dirin®!- this. Thsnfesgivmg .ffeyi
snd !- t Riddv Kiitwa-tf cact [he
holiday feast on yr.iir' mndem
ti sr range. Vnu'll find k's rke mr.se
rM r free, enjovahie dinner pa cry ynvi
fVci' si tend'ed ui .>ytr.fir .fnvn hii:ise.
your tavaalts iisctrk
otitfc ii eat err for the tii& und
pillff f t ci t tilt K :l i~.«^ c in trt yiiiifc"
tiitTiiiy*H *i£c«is.
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Ves'.er It Wilson. 2(i-year-old
ex-convict, was sentenced to sev-
n years in the penitentiary in
Judge .f. R. Black's 42nd District
I'oiirt at Hand Monday for lock-
iu> two la^' enforcem^ttt ^Kfiops
in a cell an<L' eseaplus fu a T>xas
Rangei; Jim. Riddies' car.
Wilson pleaded : RiiiLty . to a
'.•i'.mj'i- of iiiiiietl robbery, arid it
a* necessaryunder Texas law
h:t(; in- be tried before a jury be-
".•arise the offense carries a pos-
dbii- lieatli p>-nalty. District At-
■ IV Wiley Caffey recommend-
i1 a term ■ 2"i years for Wilson
i>, flu- ai-metl robbery charge.
Wii.-mi escaped from Callahan
('otiuLy jail Sept. 12 jl ter t'oiciiiK
l'i fas Ringer Riddle of Brecken-
' i«i;£.-. and Callahan County Sher-
i'f .11 If- Pierre into a jail cell at
run point and making his get-
mn.y in tile ranger's car. •
ielated at the time Riddle
handed his pistol to .Sheriff Joe
Pi-'ire .if liaird when he started
;o fingerprint Wilson and Pierce
put it in, a nearby drawer. Riddle
■ lid not know tile gun was there
until Wilson had grabbed it out
:iud i-iinl'riinted the two with it.
1 Wilson also drew a five-year
i 1 • n c and a two-year sentence
■ n pleas of guilty before Judge
Black to other charges. He was ac-
i-UM'd of burglary and the£tS"(SI§
iireaking: into the H. K. Wagley
parage at Putnam and taking a
-ill, and of theft, of another car
.Yom Will Jobi- of Putnam.
The two shorter terms will run
uccessively, but Judge Black rul-
•d that, they; will run concurrent-
i;, with Wiison's seven-year term
for n rmed robbery. '
Wilson's record shows that he
'as sentenced to a four-year pri-
ma term in Alabama in. liMO, ''
Of Lions Clubs
Thirty-sfx attended the district
cabinet meeting of Lioris Clubs a'
the Y. M. C A. here Tuesday night
rhen in addition to matters per-
taining to Lionism. safety ir. driv-
ing was discussed.
Plans advanced by .the "Texas'
Safety Association to get all high
schools in Texas to put in a course
in driving were heard discussed. E.
C. Htokely, Freeport, of the Dow
Chemical Company attended in the
interest of enlisting all Lions Club?
to assist in having school superin-
tendents and principals attend a
panel meeting in Dallas on March
30, in the interest of having a safe-
ty education program in at secon
daiv schools level.
YImi pii Sen' at t lie- IIII'I ril>;i «i-r.
O. L. Stanley, Cisco, district gov
ernor, and, C. J. Turner, Cisco
secretary-treasurer.
Among Lions Clubs matters was
a discusison of the district conven-
tion to be held in Wichita Fulls m
May.
Ft. Worth members were present
in the interest of the candidacy of
Charles F. Williams, Ft. Worth,
for international director.
Following the meeting those
present and their wives were
guests for light refreshments n
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J'alc.
Sandefer, Mesdames I). T. Bowles
Joe Hauna and Cieorge .loidari,
sistihg, in* the serving.
Turkey Orop Is
About Marketed;
Funds Are Reeded
'I In- Xteph-ns county Thanksgiv-
:111-r turkey crop is about all in,
'bo i remair.ing on hand1 to he held
oyer iuntil: the Christmas season,
JirSR Bloxom, local buyer said.
The- county did not produce as
Hi.; turkeys as it has done in. the;
past few years, mostly due to the
oYoyUi. t l-iowers were afraid to
t an't I .-urge; lloeks': because : of 11 ir
'i-riter .Hituiufeh. You haul
.vail r I'm turkeys,; Bloxom said,
inn with water tm hand there
Should: in in I.imi r flocks next
yeatr.
:. The pi in- paid1 vhulf.sab • i1-
;i ii.iiml. 2ti i-i-nt:s for toms and SS
>-il oue half cents for hens. This
r.ad droppi-d Munilay to 28 and
Llrc.veviri', a pro tit of from £ I to % 2
realized per turkey, bettf ri
;lii.ii niitiiy dill mi cattle, it was
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A I in Stephen:-: i-ounty is for
otu" one tii finance turkey and
i.'-inb'r grower;- for buildings and
r i;uip,ut-nf. Wi- firm nee ; them for
lii. youug f.iw! and tin- feed, Blox
■ .ii, said, but there is a great need
| i,i furl her. financing.
i >iii> r Sbi-rn'll . • >f Swensondale,
t i about I ;ffK) turkeys it s Mir
lie the largest grower this year,
■ih be usually has been, but many
tlocks tin-, \e:n ran ftom only 5it
high as 400. ^ .'.
ftrnilem can be produced profit
ihly tin Srephi-tis i-oilnty, Bloxotu
ANNUAL AMERICAN
TURKEY CONTEST!
HELP YOUR
CARRIER K>V IH A
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Pressnre On Ike
By PHIL NEVVSOM
United Press Foreiifn Analyst
The Bis Three meeting in P.er
muda, Dee. 4. provides a shinintj
example of the enormous pressur
es which work on the President of
the United States.
Many, like taxes, are hidden.
These are day-to-day pressures
which occur in so-called peaee
time. They have none of the dra-
ma which accompanied President
Truman's decision to drop the
atom bomb on Hiroshima nor his
decision to order (!en. Douglas
MacAithar's outnumbered troops
f'o battle the Reds in Korea.
But they are the pressures which
fall on the most powerful man ii;
the world . . . whose decisions af-
fect not only the people of the Un-
ited States; but hundreds of mil.-
iilded, but there, are few producing
broilers. We have to tu outsid'- to
get the needed supply here.
There probably is i.ot a i-'iuul.v in
Texas that does not produce more
burilers rhaii doer; Stephen:-:.
lions elsewhere. 1
The Bermuda meeting among
President Eisenhower, Prime Min-
ister Winston Churchill and Pre-
mier Joseph Laniel will, in the
fullest sense, be global.
Only those three men will sit
at the top-level meetings, but sit-
ting at their elbows will be the
shadows of West German Chancel-
iii Konrad Adenauer of West
Germany, Premier Guiseppe Pell i
>f Italy, President Tito of Yugos-
lavia, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-
Shek and even, or perhaps most
if all. Russia's Georgia. Malenkov.
Churchill and Lamel are impel
el to this meeting because their
own policies must In large parL
be determined by decisions which
only the President of the United
States can reach.
Without access to any inside in-
formation, it still is easy to reel
ol'f nearly a dozen subjects which
the Biif 'I hi ii' must discuss. For
ftxuim.pl e:
United States economic: aid to
Li.rope ami Asia, wtttldl'ltwal ut
CT. S. troops from Western Europe,
final settlement of Trieste, wheth-
•i- ro hold a Big Four meeting
with Russia, the- European Army
plan, the pros and eons on the
matter of recognizing Red China,
atomic information exchange, Ko-
n a and the Western attitude
-hbtll'd the Korean political con-
ference end in failure, pursuit ot
the Indochina war, the Austrian
and German peace treaties.
The world situation being what
t is, a decision on no one of these
'•an h- taken without the United
States and without United States
leadership.
ike Moves To Keep
Feed Aid Moving
WJ SI-IINGTON, Nov. !!> <IU?)--
President Eisenhower acted Wed-
nesday to keep cut-rate- live-stoeli
feed supplies moving into the
diouta areas.
He told his news conference "I
have toady directed that supplies
if feed heretofore and hereafter
umished by the Commodity Cre-
dit Corp. under the emergency
drouth relief program shall be
without reimbursernent to the cor-
poration from presently authoriz-
ed funds."
Mr. Eisenhower also said the
Agriculture Department is consid-
ering a plan for seeing that farm-
ers get a larger share of the prict-
paid by the federal government
for beef bought under the relief
■irograni. He said the spread be-
tween what packers pay farm-
ers and the government pays pack-
rs is not so bad when farmers
sell their cattle in Large markets.
But he said producers do not get
much more than one half "th> "go-
vernment price when they sell in.
small town markets.
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The Stephens County Times (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1953, newspaper, November 19, 1953; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth130950/m1/2/: accessed May 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.