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THE ALTO HERALD, ALTO, TEXAS. SEPTEMBER 15, 1966
FOOD
BUYS
f
REAO11 Pound Loaf 29^
arytand Ctub
COFFEE
69"
PDItM
MM
UREX Collon 59c
CinLimMea[SH)s.35c
JEWELL
SHORTENtNG
IHREE PCttm CM
With $5.00 Purchase
ACON
pound
Market Sliced
POTATOES
8 Lb. Bag
39c
OLEO
Big D
Pound
15c
FLOUR
White Swan
5 Lbs.
59c
B!SCU!TS
Southern Pride
2 Cans
15c
LETTUCE
Head
25c
EET POTATOES ^ "top BO. $3.""
[MBURGERMEAT Lb. 49c
REQUARTER ROAST 59c
)UND STEAK
Lb.
39c
fEWMEAT
Lb.
39c
FRYERS
HM!TED C
Lb.
33c
S!RLO!N STEAK
Lb.
79c
PORK BONES
Lb.
29c
WE!NERS
n
3 Lbs.
$1.23
39<=
Heme HAMS
M. G. W!!!iams
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
South A!to On Highway 69
WE RESERVE THE R.CHT TO L.MrrQUAN^,ES
Prices Goo[i For Thursday, Frniay & Saturday
YOUNG )S A FEEUNG! " FASHtON SHOWS SET
FOR 1966 STATE FAIR OF TEXAS )N DALLAS
Exposition of Young America will be theme of the 1966 State Fair of Texas Oct. 8-23
in Dallas, with "Young Is A Feeling!" carrying out the idea in the popular free fashion
shows daily in the Women's Department. Left, Phii-Mode's Sir James Coats foretell a
bright fashion future in a petit version of the fur-collared plaid for busy juniors.
Center, Justin McCarty does a mandarin collared knit in flashing shades of rust and
olive. The brilliant rust is used again in the tall cloche by Asbury Millinery Co., and
a real emerald centers the pin from Zales. At right, Donovan-Galvani's pale lettuce
knit is done with a slim skirt and diagonal swirls across the overblouse bodice. The
Carnaby cap is a paisley print in lettuce, ice blue and violine.
BARSOLA
VemeU Elrod
The Swain family had their an.
nual reunion at their camp houses
over at Barsola, Labor Day week-
end. On this week-end every year,
for the iast several years, relatives
come with their families and
spend a few days visiting other
relatives and friends. I stopped
by for a short visit about noon on
Saturday and what a joy to my
heart to see friends that I hadn't
seen in severai years and to meet
new folks. Some of the ladies were
busy fixing lunch, on a long tabie
which is covered with a long shed,
if it rains, they can go ahead with
their eating. They realiy have a
wonderful get-together. I visited
with Mrs. Myrtic Starting in Aito
Saturday and she gave me a list
ol the names who attended the
Swain reunion this year. Some,
as you will read, traveled many
miies for this reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Hirriott Knight
of Poteet, Texas; Mr. and Mrs.
Dewitt Davidson and children,
Cindia, Susan, and Dewitt Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Singletary and
sons, Bobby and Vernon, all of
Grand Prairie; Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Crocker and daughters, Vivian
and Darline, of Ciute; Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Wiison of Conroe;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wayne Wiiiis
of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Robertson and daughters, Cathy
and Vickie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ivie H. Swain, ail of Freeport;
Mrs. Letha EUen White and
Marshail White of Cleburn; Mr.
and Mrs. Joe W. Singletary and
daughter, Wanda, of Chicago, HI.;
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Tims of
Dalias; Mrs. Edna Tims, and Mr.
and Mrs. Norval Wiison, ail of
Houston. Friends who attended
the Swain reunion were: Robert
Knight of Freer; Hattie Hayes of
Albuquerque, N. M.; Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Singletary; Mr. John K.
Hozdos of Houston; Mrs. Gladys
(Latham) Conway of Keltys; Mr.
and Mrs. Elie Aidredge, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Soliy. Mrs. Biil Mor-
gan and her two grandsons, and
Maurice Miier, ail of Lufkin, and
Mrs. Mytitie Starting of Aito. 1
hope I haven't ieft out any one
who was there.
Mrs. Pearl Bates, Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Durham dropped in for a
visit with oid friends, over at the
reunion.
NOTICE
My business will be open until
noon on Sunday for your con-
venience.
Martin's Shopping Center
Martin D. Thomas.
9TCH)NG
UKE MAD?
Get this doctor's formuiat
Zemo speedily stops torment of
externally caused itching... of
eczema, minor skin irritations, non-
poisonous insect bites. Desensitizes
crve endings. KiUs miliions of sur-
germs. "De-itch" skin with
-Liquid or Ointment.
attmtt*
G!LLETTE
SURER STAINLESS BLADES
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BETTER SHAVES (
Central States News Views
TURBULENT WAKE is made
by Ken Merten in winning 100-
meter breaststroke competition.
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BARBELL-UKE package is
ApoHo Lunar Surface Experi.
ments Package (ALSEP) being
developed by The Bendix Corpo-
ration for NASA. It embodies
equipment the astronauts will
need to work on moon's surface
NURSES AT St. Mary's hospital in Wausau, Wis., try their
hands at Hrefighting under the supervision of the Wausau Fire
Department which trains oiBciais of locai schools and hospitals.
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The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 15, 1966, newspaper, September 15, 1966; Alto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth215949/m1/5/: accessed May 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.