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THE .\LTO HERALP. Al.TO, TEXAS '.'.AY ^4 1^-
Mjgt 3 felloe Te\3n Preston Sr- th.
PrfstcnSmith'ssto^isinthebfstT^jS.'-jA^eri'
C3n tradition—3!jrmbovv.hji^or'\?ijh,sov<tis'<<3yt?
jnedjC3t!0n and a p'ac? of honor :n his business end
conniunity life.
8crninth?h?artcfTetas. atG?y;:?tr,<.n. h?,rr\'°d
n th h)S family to Damon Co.;rtt\ ,-1323 when hg\s;?
10\earsold. Hev.pnttoschoo!3tS'.f'ii;!L.T".t-s.i2-^
Texas Tech in his sdopted hometown of Lt.^<:c*..'.th
hsmfeinia and the:r two chiidrenh.'nc^ eyes t^-
the full responsbilities of 3 typic3!Tfs3S^s.ness^d
cmc !e3der.
A steward at St. Jonn's Methodist Church—n^r*--
oftheSalv3t;onArn\Bo3'd the^it^nisCkt tr?
Chamber of Commerce, the Ie\3s Fai" Bure3u—these
are some of the activities c!ose to the heart of Prestcn
Smith, citizen.
He did not stoo there. In his daily pursuits P-eston
$m:thC3me to rea!:ze that business and gwn-ent
are closely related in the American svstem—and thjt
v. !hout good government we C3nnot h3ve a ^avorable
ciimate for good business A man of direct action.
Preston Smith went into the business of government.
He served si\ vea^s in the Texas House of Representa-
tives and six m the Senste.
Senator Smith has supported sound statewide legisla-
tion for better schools, roads, welfare and conservation.
He too^ the lead in establishing a permanent building
P'^ram for state colleges. He h3dttie integrity to sup-
po-t necess3r\ state spending and the courage to op-
rjse ext'3V3gance and waste. In government, a: in
b.ts ness and at home Preston Smith believes in meet-
ig our obligations and paying our bills.
Having proved himself as one of the best-rounded,
best-equioced. best-informed and most highly resoected
Texans m both his private and public careers. Preston
Smith was a logical candid3te to succeed Ben Ramsey
3S Lieutenant Governor ofTexas.
Voters in 102 counties gave Preston ttie !ead over
four opponents m the First Democratic Primary. Now he
is in the runoff. He got there without the support of
any self-serving group or power bloc. His opponent has
the endorsement of labor leaders and other special
interests who want to dominate our state government.
Preston Smith asks only for the votes of individual
Texans who want a Lieutenant Governor without any
strings attached. He is depending on independent-mind-
ed Texans everywhere to vote for him on June 2.
E'ect your independent candidate for Lieutenant
Governor—
PRESTOW SM!TH
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
t'ttE STATE OF TEXAS
PO: Mrs. Josie M;z<? ^hllcr. if
living. or if deceased. Use heirs or
legai representatives of the said
Mrs. Josie Miz,.- Miller,
GHEETiXG:
You are eotr.tr.amted to appear
hy filing a written answer to the
p.atntnf's First Amended Origi-
nal peutior. at or beforelOo'ctock
A M of the t'trs! Monday after
tiie e\p:ra:.on of 4^ days from
the date of issuance of this Cita-
tion, the same being Monday the
:ith day of June. A D.. at
or before 10 o'clock A. M.. before
the HonorabieDistrict Court of
Ch.erokee County, at the Court
House in Husk. Texas.
Said plaintiff's petition was
filed on ihot-ih day of Novem-
ber. 1961.
said suit
parties in
as Plaintiff.
Miller, if
heirs
he
as
Do-Ccok.. <i< a"i< SprM"f"s''"S tHlici"":
ih<
the
The file numbe
being Xo. 21.S33.
The tianies of
said suit are:
KeinB. r*.ehl. Sr..
and ^Irs. Josie Mix
li\mg. or if deceased, th
an.i 'cMl representatives of
sat.i l\!rs Josie ^li^e Miller
Defendants.
The nature of said suit being
substantially as follows, to wit
Tt'espasstotrytitleandanap-
pl.ca'.ion to supply a certain Min-
ora! r*eed executed by the said
Jo-:c Mize Miller, a feme sole, to
Kent B. Kiehl. Sr.. on or about,
the —day of — 1933. conveying '
an undivided 1-2 interest in and
to all of the oil. petroleum, gas.!
c.al. asphalt and all other min-,
erals of every kind or character
m and under and that may be
produced from 40 acres of land,
merger less, a part of the James
F rd League in Cherokee County.
Texas, and being the same land
described in deed from Josie
Miiler tr< C. L. Davidson, recorded
in Vol. 143. page 632. of the Deed
Records . f Cherokee County.
Texas; which said deed was des-
troyed by fire prior to its re-
cording. and the Plaintiff, appli-
cant alleges that he is the owner
of the entire fee simple estate in;
ar.d to the above mentioned '.and ;
and premises including the above
mentioned mineral interest which
was purchased from the sa d
Josie Mize Miller ir. good faith
and for a valuable consideration
If this Citation is net served
within 90 days after the date of
its issuance, it shall be returned
unserved.
Issued this the 25th day of
April A D.. 1362.
Given under my hand and sea',
of said Court, at office in Rusk.
Texas, this the 25th day of April
A. D.. W2.
W *" Farrott. Clerk
District Court Cherokee
Cou'-.-v. Texas 52c
oMh.
PrhJtheS ..Ml" World': Fair to your dining ^Mebyusing
:t< Ccntu -v r. .1 xs a decorative touch to yeur frosted
cak^s. And yourself into the world of tomoirow
by adopting - .n streamlined recipes which can be pre-
<t'rrreMe'fw a cake frosting, developed by
Carnation Cr:r.'.'.."' 's 1. -r.e economists, which even eliminates
cooking i -x "d spread, and which can be made in a
^ fot^r mk^. 'avar. ratrd milk makes the fresthig velxTty
smooth, and a. 1- itutriucn at the ^me tme sir^e this cont^-
trated form o: r.ilk c -.tair.s twice L.e Vitamin D, proteins and
minerals of vl'.le mi l-:.
ORANGE-ALMOND FROSTING
(Makes enough frosting for I 8-inch layer cakc)
,,f pri-^n?. usiiig mowers, t)he
State !)o!'artnien!<<f!!calth
..,<vise tlie f"]l«winn preeautiotts:
!'ii.'t. retii<^<- stones, sticks and
. her <'!<.)oc'4;&'"mtl)c!!<w'". Then
<h,.!ka!ll-'l'^""'s='"dst;''t-wst<)
t. t)iatt!'oy tre properly tighten-
rt).
\l,[ tut! I'l'fore starting tihe
,.,i-itii. while the cnn-itn.'i-<
,.s:, mower )').t<it'swht-t'
. how t,< .'<<ptltetn"wcr's
ti !<. t)"K'k)y (Ihiln't'onaiiftpets
^ ul.l 1.. at a -a)'u distance ftsun
the ii j^'efet'thly inside the
tl'Hi.e.
A!w:iys su<p the engine before
j,][ ! [. * nl"^^e!' .cioss (riaxel
^.ii:\nv:i\s.ss <lk^o[ '-oads and t)e
t,-,. .f y<m- fo< ' wtien mowing
' -it.iii' wlieii ^rass is wot.
\ <; i'liit i" electric mower
wlutt i' s iaiiiitiK or when ttie
till vo t and always check
tii'oitniii]Tt'''fect
mower.
starters snoutd
Iiosition until
Keep fuel
container
'
less oftiic ..it,,
ennitie wiiett -.he
attended. ,. .
Pu))iic j ,I,
Tesa.-, Stat,, t
Ifiaith.)
WiTH 1HE J
!N SERVICE
J
ar.iJ
1
\r-(j
^ cup gofi buticr
^ cup undiiuied evaporated
4cup*sMK-d milk
sugar ^ teaspoon orange extract
H cup cocoa ^ feaspoon almond extract
Combine all . i bv rotary- beater or electric mixer
until well bler .'.L .. ..d ilutly. Spread tops of 2 8-mch white cake
layers with your favorite Slling. Stack layer: and top with
1 8-inch whfte caXe layer. Frost top and sides of cake
orange-almond frosting. Decorate v.*ith your favorite white
trostmg (using F^Mtry tube).
she cord
t<*n<liti"M.
The mo\ui-
iK-a^ay
lemt'M'.i'et
l.ave a
,!)^lo]<:'!'
<n:icctt)i
else-kinc
M,"V;
:;mt
m'W).'
OYi']'<
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fore
htn ultl :tlways tx*
from the operator
t- that sit-down
i tahitff turning
[ground.
s[sat'k witchc-
n' cleattinnlti'?
Ft Bragg. X (
Choate. son nf ^
N. Choate of Rt
recently was
geant at Fort Lra^ x,,
lina.
Choate, tlieAirK.scjy
gcat)tatW.niar;:\r..,;
entered the seniL, ,, . '
1960.
The Att.^ High scr,.,!g
was employed ^ p.^'j
Hospital before
Army.
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The editor \<i,. - .!
body out of t''l'.sc,;.J
ought to lmv. hi ' ,^jl
aild)ii-.n]<<to.i. t-i]
Ycuy Hea!!h
Does Change-of-Life Make Ym
Fee) 0!Jer Than You Are?
)n doctor's test:, specia) medicine relieved
those hot Hashes, weakness, nervousness for womttn
after woman ... then they couid enjoy a happier middte-cge!
t)R
One B
ELLIS
With tiie drone ' - er-drive*'.
lawn movers abe^ >*ar c.^es
of chopped fingvr ' <
atid serious injur
propelled missile- -*. e.
sharply.
Xeither power
motvers are comr - -. - :e r
use because they . * m s'
things they touch jra>-
Rotarv power -\r< have
blades which spin .: r.end..js
y;seed euttmg every: / ^ tJieir
sweep -- ^rrass. we-. - ; rs a:'Ai e.t
U < D-. ;'.ii" of A}fi i ,
..ire !\':.*.i:'ts;ia'.*3."J'K< power'
^ .. .-nie'.ts ^ur each year.
!r.' . i.(.-ir.,i'<.n*it^'t!'eto
md hand^. A^^ut one-
! I\.^tff^rer' imrtsof,
Lht* Dody sto* or pi^'es (if
i arc tin Aii by them<A\er,
3ac: of a 2^-calibre huiiet.
most injmies are due to ^
ssness or error on the part
!)(^s of !ife you so
itttta!'!t'youf((!o!d*-rt)!nn
\(mrttH\ar<'.'St!tl("at(-(!t!yhot
<on*!ant!y(<ns< . soyot'
mn!t"t!M.'tI<'<tionatt-\\iftofoM?
!)<)ntd<*!'air!!.YtHA!'!\KHAM's
r<m!'"!\['('ann-!ir\t*t!!at!)hysi-
ta!(!i*trt*san(! tension hoth ...
in dot tor's tesLs usinn !Mnkham's
(^mn^ounti. Ionian aftrr woman
K<Hn!oriousrp!i('fMtf/toMffONf/y
s/iofs' Hot Hashes qni'ktvsuh-
<;t)n<t-<! '!!<.[) :i,, ]
th(-yr(m!(iKo"snn)int:th jhT
ttw- tr\ tfu:
witta)Ut that (ix mi . t.
!t t it:)!!::.- .<] . J
fee! o!tit-r tti n: - ni] ; . . [
T.Yt'tA !-! Vr.mM)
CoMt'Ot'Nn at (imn stort ^. !)oi!^]
(iay. See ht'w fast t!<is spt < i;<! m4 ]
it-int'forwo!!H'n!n-)t)s\<mf(<[h]t!]
vour happy. ti\)- ^.)f a j.iin
SLEEP 8 HOURS —WAME UP HRED? When due to simpic irnn dt-fitit-nty
anemia, take Pii&iiam'rahiets. Rich in iron, tia-yntart tcstrungthen
your biood within one day! Thus hc!p restore your vitaiity
ELECTRIC COOKING
IS AUTOMATIC...
S<*t !ights on a new eie^tric rar.ye. Di#ccv^r the j^ry
of cool, clean, automatic cocking. Set the ccntrob and
leave r the day if you wish. Electric cocking i$ comr^eteJy
autOi^MUJ Your me^l ^*ili be d-.iw to perfection-
ELECTR!C RANGE
W!R!NG
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fOf tt)f ^
yOMf ^ fsftrt
J! ML!
Arm
a *n ^-9^^
S^e th? mAr.y ^aatif'j' new modc!s at T?
^'.eetri.- app. AOje s TODAY.
y^U did.
JWWWEy7iB?/V RffW/f
* ci n^rjral gus are a^*aihble to any new plant, built
h cc^rb- 700 Gulf South cities and towns obtaining this finest of
Industrialists aD over the nation have seen
colorful Lntt^d Gas advertisements urging them to -vacation in the
area and to consider plant sitea in the sections of Texas, Louisiana,
-Camssipp!, anthem Alabama and northwest Florida served by our
c mpany. Lr.ted Gas has sponsored an industrial development adver-
^mg canir a-gn for more than 22 years—to make
L ^ine&3 for ever;-bvdy in the Gulf South. M M ! T E O
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Mrs. Frank L. Weimar and Son. The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 24, 1962, newspaper, May 24, 1962; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth215728/m1/4/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.