ZA--.The Malak0ff News, Thursday, Dec, 4, 1980
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20 years ago
The Malakoff High School Tigers and
Tigerettes will play their first home
games of the season Tuesday night
when they meet the boys' and girls'
teams from Eustace.
Discover a world of wonderful food
buys at Phillips Foods. Red potatoes, 10
lb. bag 39'; Picnic hams, 29' lb.; Instant
coffee, 10 oz., $1.19.
James G. Price, 59, brother of R.C.
Price of Malakoff and native of the
Mrs. S.E. Hopkins, Sr. and a student at
the Cross Roads High School, was 40
years ago
seriously injured in a gun accident last
week as he and his younger brother
started hunting.
The Malakoff Volunteer Fire Depar-
tment, like those of other cities
throughout the state, has been busy all
this week and last week fighting grass
fires.
A gas line extension project which
will enbrace thirty new customers in
the west side of the city, was gotten un-
the Thanksgiving holidays here with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J.L. Evans.
The City of Malakoff again went con- The Rev. Allen and family arrived in
siderably over the top in the annual this city this week. Until their
membership drive for the American household goods arrive, they will be en-
Red Cross this year when the total tertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
amount of money raised reached the Dwight Carson.
$271.90 mark. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dodd on
At a meeting held in the office of the Wednesday, Nov. 24, a baby son whom
Royall Chevrolet Company on Tuesday they have named David Daniel.
evening, the various committees were
adopted and plans were laid for the
Community Chest Christmas program
Payne Springs community, died Friday der way Tuesday morning by the Lone
at 9:05 a.m at the Fort Stanton hospital Star Gas Company.
following a lengthy illness. Speaking before the Rotary Club at
Governor Price Daniel has the last Tuesday noon meeting, Mayor
designated Sunday, Dec. 11, as "Safety J.D. Waller told the Rotarians the City
Sunday" in Texas to mark the opening of Malakoff had made great strides in
of the Christmas-New Year's holiday its advancement since its successful in-
traffic safety campaign throughout the corporation movement a litUe more
State. than two years ago.
s~nsored by the Rotary Club.
Eleven members of the Boy Scout
Troop, together with their sponsors, left
today for Dallas where they will attend
the annual Boy Scout Circus.
The fighting Tigers of the Malakoff
High School maintained their perfect
season on Tiger Field Wednesday af-
30 years ago
were united in marriage at Athens
S.E. Hopkins, Jr., son of Rev. and November24th.
Miss Nelda Faye Thomas of Malakoff ternoon when they smashed the Tatum
and Mr. Homer Layton Dixon of Dallas High Eagles, for the Bi-District cham-
pionship by the decisive score of 19-7.
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50 years ago
Aunt Suzie Derden, aged Malakoff
resident passed away at the home of
her son, J.K. Derden. Her death was
rather sudden as she had been hale and
hearty up until a few days before her
death came when she complained of
feeling badly.
All Ex-Navy men have been
requested to forward their discharges
and service records to the Navy Depar-
tment where upon they will be presen-
ted with a victory medal and a victory
button.
Miss Emma Laura Evans, who is
teaching in the Dawson schools, spent
a
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CAUSE NO. 80A-SH
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS
TO:. DAVID f, AI~IA
Questions and Answers
By Jimmy VanBevers
Tyler District Manager
Social Security Administration
Q. After receiving disability benefits
for several years, i returned to work in
1978 and the benefits stopped. Unfor-
tunately, I have had to stop working
because my condition has worsened. I
know my disability payments will begin
again without a waiting period - but
what about Medicare?
A. There is no waiting period for
reentitlement to Medicare if a worker's
disability benefits begin within 5 years
of the date they ended, 7 years for a
disabled widow, widower, or adult
disabled before 22. If, during the first
period of disability, a person did not
complete the 24-month Medicare
waiting period, any months for which
he or she did receive disability benefits
count toward meeting the 24-month
requirement in the second period of
disability.
Q. I am a 66-year-old woman and
have never worked under social
security. I know I can't get social
security, but can I get Medicare?
A. You can sign up for medical In-
surance. The monthly premium is $9.60
through June 1981. You are also eligible
to purchase hospital insurance. The
monthly premium is $78 through June
Me
By Ann r ounsovoll
We had an added blessing in ourone-half hour drive to
family for Thanksgiving. cutting through to Ennis,
Alexandra Brooke joined her parents, way 287 until we reached
Peggy and Bruce Wall, and was home Worth. From there we
from the hospital Thanksgiving Eve. highway 377 into Granbury.
A new baby is precious at any time, We forgot the right hand turn
but coming when she did we doubly ap- from Seven Points to Ennis,
preciatedAlexandra, up in Roane sometime later.
Her parents have awaited her arrival there we drove to Corsicans, to
for several years, and she was also Ul: 297 to right past the ~01oop ~
eagerly anticipated by other family downtown Fort Worth. We
members, not excluding her gran-
dmother, Jolmnie Martin.
Alexandra lives in Granbury. We
talked by long-distance telephone twice
Wednesday to her parents, and again
Thanksgiving Day.
Her dad answered the phone, and his
excitement had not dwindled during her
first night at home.
"She slept pretty good," he reported,
"and she's just laying in her mom's lap
now. She's been taking her formula
well," he continued, "and oh!, she's
yawning now."
My sister, Gene, and I and three of
our children decided to drive to Gran-
driver on a street corner,
vised us that a couple of I
take us to Interstate
take us to Granbury. A little
we found Ridgemar Mall,
to stop by for a gift
tunately, someone
correct way.
We arrived at
Alexandra's
and one-half hours after
dad. Chad, who hates to
anyway, said he could have
bike and arrived there sooner..
Bruce called from work. pef~y
him we had finally made it.
"I guess they like her,"
bury to meet Alexandra first hand. Her say into the telephone. ,_ ,,,~ Ii
daddy couldn't quit watching her long "Bruce Wants to know wn~':~-
enough to tell us all We wanted to know. of her," she explained.
Gene asked if I knew the way, and I said
"sorts". We will, and we
We left at noon, planning the two and yet another blessing.
WEEKLY
Colder weather across Texas brings watering, etc. Minerals and i~Y
additional problems to cattle be provided in the loafing area,
producers, even those with lush winter
pasture. It is now time
Dr. Ken Smith, area agronomist for ter weed control in
the Texas Agricultural Extension Ser-Smith says that result
vice, advises producers to.k.eep cattle throughout East Texas have
offers boo]: of tree
If you are looking for an inexpensive, those of the Holy Land. A rd(
appropriate gift for the Christmas tion cross-inde~esthebib]iC.~
season, the Texas Forest Service still and scientific names of mo~
has copies of 'Trees in the Bible." tioned in the Bible Illustratl~
Circular 227 illustrates familiar Bible missions and garclens of Sal
quotations with photographs of scenic Hamilton's Pool near At~U
areas of Texas which are similiar to Big Bend area.
Cross Roads First published in 1946 to er.
~s s'w .s . • greater appreciation of the
baskeman scne,lule value °f trees, "Trees. i" ithnnc~
revised in 1976 to s,.
Dec. 8: Jr. High Basketball, boys and photogravhs and additional s
girls against Martins Mill at Cross .. - --- fror~
Roads at 5"30 p m ~opies are avai/aDie . ,
Dec 9" 'Vanity boys and ~irls JrForest Service office, or DY •
Varsit'v boys a~ainst ~ild~l°~,~,• mt Texas Forest Service, colleJ
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5:30p.m. ' t~
Purchase price of 50
Dec II-13' Cross Roads Jr High . .
Tom'~ment" " state sales rex,
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