Lubbock NAACP Chapter Votes to OUTHWEST COLLECT ION EXAS TECH COMP Send Resolution to President on Busing Issue ,UBEOCK , TEXAS 79409 The Lubbock Chapter of the National a case which involved a young white man "We keep appointing the same people on Association for the Advancement of Color- at Crosbyton, Texas, who was fired by the committees. There are several people who ed People (NAACP) in their regular meet- Crosbyton Independent School Board. This want to work and not permitted to work." ing Sunday afternoon at Posey Health Cen- committee is to meet with the superinten- Other business taken care of by the ter, voted unamiously to send a resolution dent of that school district this week and local chapter included the following: to President Richardi M. Nixon on the bus- report their findings to the, chapter at the +Voted that all members write their ing issue. next meeting. congressman and senators about the bus- The thirty-five members present, of the According to Rev. Reed, the father of ing issue. chapters 132 members, agreed that the this young man submitted a complaint to +Voted to accept a special system of resolution be written by the resolution the local chapter concerning the fate of his forms drawn up by the executive commit- committee and it (committee) should fol- son's career as a coach with the Crosbyton tee. These forms, according to William low the general tone of that made by the School District. The coach's father con- Powell, are to be used to facilitate and Regional Conference; and that the resolu- tends, in a letter written to the local chap- develop some mechanism to have in docu- Hollingsworth Elected tion be signed by all members of the local ter, that he was fired because he "had menting important matter. The forms are chapter and forwarded to President Nixon. three Black football players on the first Motion, Resolution, Committee Report To Mayor Pro Tem One of the chapter's members, Rev. M. team." and Grievance Forms. All are to be in T. Reed, took the floor for several minutes The young coach, again according to triplicate. Lonnie Hollingsworth won a clear victory and expressed his opinion on the busing the letter, was not rehired by a vote of +Voted to write a thank you letter to last Saturday in Lubbock's city council matter. He said, "Don't be fooled by pro- 4-3 of the Crosbyton School Board. the Lubbock Community Action Board for race and was sworn in Monday afternoon moters of anti-busing." He went on to add In other matters, David Sowell was their help in printing the forms, plus a as the new mayor protem for the city of that he. . . ."hated to hear some of the appointed by Dr. Lovings as chairman of carbon copy to Mrs. Carolyn Chandler, Lubbock. people say they are against busing, when the special membership committee. A local executive director. Hollingsworth, who was completing a our kids were being bused from Abernathy membership drive will begin Saturday, +Voted to accept plans from Mrs. Ro- four year term, got a "promotion" to the and other areas. I am for busing," conclud- April 15. Over 500,000 new members are berta Bascus, chairman of the Freedom Place One position. He defeated four other ed the ex-president of the local chapter. being sought by the national movement Fund Committee, for a Benefit Tea to be challengers who were vying for the position. Dr. F.L. Lovings, president, encourag- of the organization, according to Dr. Lov- held on Sunday, April 30, at 2:00 p.m. with His closest opponent was Gerald Ander- ed everyone to attend NAACP meetings. ings. an admission of $1.00. The funds are to son, a local attorney, who received 12,136 "They are all important for we have a lot One member, Gene Gaines, in withdraw- be used to help send a delegate to the votes to Hollingsworth's 21,430 (over 50% of business to take care of," he said. ing his name from a committee appoint- National Convention in July. of the votes cast). Other contenders were The Legal Redress Committee, with ment, stated he felt as though the. . ."Same +Voted to accept the report of Dr. F.L. Oscar L. Primm, Jr., with 1,725; Robert Rev. Reed as chairman, made a report on ones are used for committees," He added, (Continued On Page Five) J. Hall, 3,514; and Robert L. Isom, Jr., 2,261 votes. The 39-year-old Hollingsworth, a local druggist, had been the Place Two incum- bent. This seat is now vacant until a win- WEST TEXAS TIMES ner is determined between Mrs. Carolyn Thursday, Twelve Pages Jordan and Dr. Harvie M. Pruitt. Dedicated to Informing the Citizens of West Texas April 13, 1972 (Week of April 13-19) Liquor by the Drink In, by 1,904 — Six Face Each Other in Runoff on May 2nd Liquor by the Drink had a photo finish will be held Tuesday, May 2nd, when three last Saturday as 42,495 voters went to the positions will be up for grabs. polls to cast their ballots in the city elec- Lubbock voters, on the other hand, tions. This figure nearly doubled the last agreed on the service charge issue in a election in 1970 when only 24,210 voters straw vote which saw 20,979 vote for the went to the polls. There were a mere charge and only 9,077 vote for an increase 22,204 for LBD while only 1,904 votes in property tax, and 7,896 for a combina- away were those who stood against the tion of both. controversial issue, polling 20,291 against. Those voting last Saturday are sending There are six candidates who will be former Councilman Deaton Rigsby and seeking the position they started out for Morris "Moe" W. Turner into a runoff for several months ago. The run-off election the mayor's post; which is being vacated by Dr. James Granberry, who told the "Times" last summer that he had "other political Sen. Barbara Jordan to ambitions." With only 539 votes separating Rigsby Support Farenthold and Turner, both are expected to continue with a hard working campaign before elec- BAR-KA YS TO APPEAR HERE THE 18th—The outstanding Bar-Kays, follow up Not Ben Barnes tion time in May. Rigsby manned 18,862 group to Isaac Hayes' successful soundtrack album "Shaft", will appear Tuesday evening.• Houston—To the surprise of friend and voters while Turner hit the ballots for a April 18th, at 8:00 p.m. in the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium. Hayes, shown in the foe alike, State Senator Barbara Jordan total of 18,323. Willie Barnett, local tire center, will not appear with the group. told a crowd of over 2,000 Monday be- dealer, who was the third man in the race, Tickets to the performance are $1.50 for Tech students with ID; and $2.50 for general fore last that she would support guber- received approximately 11% of the vote, public, including Tech Staff and Faculty. General public tickets are on sale at the ticket natorial candidate Frances "Sissy" Fa- 4,689 votes, which was enough to throw booth or table on the first floor of the University Center or in the Program Office on the renthold. the contest into a runoff. second floor. General public tickets may be purchased also at Caviel's Drugstore, 1719 A. Jordan's disclosure came at the end In Place One, Lonnie Hollingsworth of heated debate in which State Repre- won on his first attempt for the position, snetative Curtis Graves and some of his defeating his closest rival Attorney Gerald Lubbock OIC Sponsors Appearance by Tulsa supporters contested the recommendation Anderson, 21,430 to 12,136 votes. of the Screening Committee that the Har- Another close race was that of Place Ghetto Choir Group Friday, April 14th Two. Mrs. Carolyn Jordan trailed her lead- ris County Democrats make a dual en- In proceeding with its efforts to reach The Youth Ghetto Choir of Tulsa, ing opponent, Dr. Harvie M. Pruitt, by dorsement of Graves and Jordan in the a $150,000 to $200,000 goal, the Lub- Oklahoma will appear in Concert at only 326 votes. Mrs. Jordan received 9,745 18th Congressional District. bock Opportunities Industrialization Cen- Trinity Church, 7002 Canton- Avenue at and Dr. Pruitt came in with 10,071 votes. Jordan was challenged to reveal to the ter is once again sponsoring an event which 7:30 p.m., Friday, April 14th, 1972. The defeated candidates in the Place gathering whom she was supporting for is felt will bring much enjoyment to Lub- Tickets for the performance are being sold Two race were Jack House, credit consult- governor. The presiding chairman of the bock and area citizens. Those area citizens at the LOIC training center at 2200 East ant who received 2,449 votes; Joe Valdez, meeting asserted that no candidate at the who are in favor of helping the poor to Broadway, the Fund Office at Suite 1300, a salesman, who received 5,024; Joe B. meeting had to answer such a question become constructive, worthwhile people 1st National-Pioneer Building, and from Partain, a restaurant-club operator, who since they had been thoroughly grilled will thoroughly enjoy the sensational LOIC trainees. Tickets are priced at $3.00 tailed 1,483 votes; Bobby Day, real estate group of youngsters, whose primary ob- each; this amount will serve as a contri- about this during their interview by the operator, who received 7,124; and D.R. Screening Committee. The questioner de- jective is to deliver a message they have bution to Lubbock OIC Fund. Banning, a meat company president, who manded an answer, however, and Jordan felt for many centuries. The best known facet of the young totaled 5,524 votes. These young people have known pover- group is the 65 member senior Ghetto finally said that she was running only Maurice L. Richard, Jr., the only Black one race and that was her own race. ty, rejection and racism. They have been Choir ages 13-18. The secret of their grow- candidate in the City Councilman race, disappointed and frustrated. But they ing popularity is their overflow of enthu- A ripple of disapproval greeted this made an impressive showing. The young decided to do something about it in 1969 siasm. They perform with joyous spontane- statement but the disapproval turned into man who missed a runoff by a mere 1,683 by means of message and song. Their ity and freedom within a strong group thunderous applause when Graves said votes, was leading in the early returns on original performance was to have been discipline dictated by the rather authori- that he "forthrightly" acknowledged that Saturday evening. In the runoff however, only a one-time thing, but it was so good tarian direction of Mrs. Shirlie Scoggin. he supported "Sissy" Farenthold. is Dr. Bryce Campbell and Jerry Nislar. it has been ongoing. Although no two performances are ex- More heckling of Senator Jordan fol- Dr. Campbell, a local dentist and civic The key words heard by audiences actly alike, the central theme is always the lowed Graves' statement but Jordan still- worker, received 15,856 votes to his closest when the Thetto Choir performs are al- same: an evangelical appeal for understand- ed her challengers and moved the meeting rival Nislar, former implemtne dealer and ways these: Dignity. and Identity. These ing the love of God and all mankind and an toward a vote on the question of the dual farmer, who received 13,513. young people have definately been touch- end to racism. endorsement when she said, "I have al- Campbell was the leader in 16 boxes ed by a moving power and they seem to The young singers write their own songs ways supported the candidates endorsed while Nislar and Richard won 9 boxes sparkle. and develop their own arrangements. (Continued On Page Ten) each. WEST 7TLIAS MIES Thursday, April 13, 1972 •".ewswomma bock. If you would like to work with such an From The Business Desk effort in our community for a lady who deserves For the benefit of the many EDITORIALS it, then contact me at the Times' office by calling old-line Democrats in this 747-4419. part of the country who Media Suffers A Great Loss If you have some additional comments, then are not really in love write me at P.O. Box 225. We need to get started with any of the candi- C.W. Ratliff who succumbed here Tuesday after now so we can all make this a great day for a dates running in the surgery two weeks ago. He was a man who added a great lady and educator. May 6th Demo primary, great deal to the media in our community, the ************************** I suggest you state of Texas, and the nation. I must take this time and compliment Tommie take a long hard A man in the media business for 47 years, he was Stone, George Miller, both of Citizens National look at the candidates able to contribute an objective viewpoint to news Bank; and Bob Nash and Max Mott, of KFYO, for on the other ticket. One, a candidate running for in our community. a terrific job on the elections returns last Saturday. the Republican nomination for governor, whom We'll miss him and what he stood for. It's remarkable to see how fast such returns can I had the pleasure to meet last Thursday evening be accurately put together by experts in a city was very impressive. Senator Grover, from the As I Seen election. Before 9:00 p.m., all winners had been 15th Senatorial District of Texas—Houston—has projected for the city council, those in the run- a very impressive record for service to the state, by T. J. Patterson offs, liquor by the drink results and the garbage having served 3 terms in the Texas House of As I See It, a lot of things are happening in question. Representatives as a Democrat before joining the the Hub City, now. The election last week should Lubbock should feel proud of people, like those Republican party in 1966. Following that change help open our eyes that we are not going to at Citizens National Bank. Norman and I learned he has served 3 terms in the Texas Senate from maintain our image as being a country community, a lot and appreciated what we saw. Houston. I personally enjoyed visiting with the but rather, a growing city in Texas. This was Senator very much, and, though I haven't had quite true when liquor by the drink came in by an opportunity to meet any of the other candi- the "hair of our chinney, chin, chin." dates and do plan to, I can say now that with as Maurice L. Richard, Jr., the only Black brother Think! many people running for office—both on the in the race, made a splendid showing. He was only by Dr. R. W. Jones Republican and Democratic tickets, the voters 1,684 votes from being in the run-off. A young The King Is Dead of Texas this year should certainly do their home- man who can get 11,830 votes in a city election The week of April 8th, 1972, we lost two great work early, before May 6th, before going unin- in Lubbock should be given an opportunity to men, one black and one white—Adam Clayton formed, to vote. work for the city of Lubbock in some capacity. Powell, Jr., and Gil Hodges. He may have lost the race, but he still became a There are a lot of good people running for the Both men played great parts offices open on both sides, and I would suggest winner. in the progress of our drive from my first encounter with a serious candidate Looking back on last week's votes, it's rather for equality. Powell and for governor that the public has a lot of serious interesting to see how the Brothers and Sisters Hodges weren't merely 'fly thinking to do before turning in their ballots. voted in Box 6 (Alderson Junior High) and Box by night' individuals. They *************************** 20 (Ella Iles Elementary) for the Mayor's post. both lived by the principal, Speaking of ballots, which is for some reason Deaton Rigsby received 1,016 votes from the two "Keep the Faith." my favorite subject about this time every so often, boxes while Turner got 673. There were only When Jackie Robinson first wasn't that an interesting example of what will 573 votes separating the two last week. From my came to the major leagues, happen when people have something to vote on quick and dirty analysis, I would think that Boxes the Brooklyn Dodgers, it was Gil Hodges who first here in the city elections last Saturday. Turning 6 and 20 could very easily determine who will be welcomed him and by his acceptance other white out a record vote, almost twice as many voters mayor of Lubbock the next two years come run- players followed suit. When we hear of some black as every before in the history of Lubbock, is off balloting on May 2nd. The votes are .there and boy receiving thousands of dollars as a bonus for certainly helpful to all candidates. By helpful I the people in these areas are beginning to vote. signing a contract to play baseball, or see the mean that Lubbock has already shown there are Not only for the mayor's post, but also those fantastic records of players like Willie Mays, Hank a lot more votes here to be counted that in the running for Place Two and Place Four should look Aaron, Roberto Clemente, et cetera, and then past, meaning of course that all politicians will carefully at Boxes 6 and 20. look at the Hall of Fame and see Jackie Robin- ************************** have to pour a little more oil on the wheels in son's name there as the first Negro to enter that this area if they want the votes. Thought of the week: "Truth is the secret of shrine, we should praise Gil Hodges. As a result Our hat is off to Mr. Hollingsworth, Lonnie, eloquence and of virtue, the basis of moral of Hodges encouraging Robinson, Jackie made for pulling in enough votes in the first race to authority; it is the highest summit or art and of the experiment and dream of Branch Rickey, Jr. miss a run-off, which everyone around here had life." come true, proving that Negroes could make it in decided would be the case in all races, and by all *************************** big league baseball and be accepted by the public I am serious when I say that there was a time last A good friend of mine, Mrs. Caraine Fair, told as well as the majority of the white players. So I week when we really believed the fellow who said me that some of the young people who skate at take this method, after shedding a few tears last that things were so tight here that even the Liquor the Pleasure Garden Skating Rink have lost their week, to say thanks and goodbye Gil Hodges. by the Drink vote might end up in a runoff. shoes. In talking to her, she tells me that some The black, handsome, controversial, flamboy- The other three races, between Rigsby and of the young people are taking shoes that don't ant king of politics is dead. The greatest politician Turner in the mayor's post, Pruitt and Jordan in belong to them. Parents, I would encourage you that ever lived, black or white, is what Adam the Place 2 and Nislar and Campbell in the Place to help Mrs. Fair. It isn't fair for young people Clayton Powell, Jr. was. He originated the term 4 race, will be more of the same, only that the to take shoes that don't belong to them. `Black Power' and made it effective in the United public just won't have to listen to so many (candi- We can appreciate Mrs. Fair's concern for these States House of Representatives, by becoming dates) who have promised to do so much. Now dishonest acts on the part of some youngsters. the most effective as well as the most feared with just the two for each position, you can listen Parents, why don't you check your little love ones congressman on the Hill. Numerous people dis- in greater depth, and consider with less confusion, when he or she comes home with a pair of shoes liked Powell because he wasn't a hypocrit. He I would once again advise everyone to do just that you know don't belong to them? liked to live and he did, but he brought his people that, listen and consider. Mrs. Fair would appreciate it and I'm sure there effective legislative programs—the job he was ************************** are some hard-working parents who would also elected to do. He was resented because he was It did my ole heart good to see the liquor issue appreciate your concern. often seen with a black or brown beauty on one ************************** pass, not so much because I want to run right out arm and a glass half filled with ice and scotch in and buy a drink, which is still everyone's own We have received some positive comments a- his other hand; his behavior cocky and colorful, business, but because I have lived the greatest part bout a "Mae Simmons Day" in the City of Lub- his conversation factual and arrogant, and the of my life here in Lubbock and was just a little constant encouraging words to the younger gene- like the younger voters in that I was tired of the WEST TEXAS TIMES ration, "Keep the faith Baby." He had something same old horse being dragged to death. I realized Formerly The Manhattan Heights and West Texas Times to offer, knew it, and gave it; but as so many early in my life that Lubbock was "dry" only in Volume XI, Number 16 Thursday, April 13, 1972 great men have been destroyed by those whom The West Texas Times is an independent, privately owned news- name, and saw no reason for this situation. paper published weekly, each Thufsday, In Lubbock, Liibbock they trust, so was Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. The city is now "wet" and will remain that County, Texas. This newspaper Is dedicated to informing the citizens of Lubbock and other Texas cities. However, the Honorable Rev. Adam Clayton way for a year, but don't count on much more Signed articles appearing within the pages of this newspaper do not necessarily represent the viewpoint of the paper. Any errone- Powell, jr. never faltered where anyone could that one year without the issue being once again ' ous reflection upon the character of anyone by this newspaper point a finger and say, "He didn't keep the will be corrected immediately when called to the attention of contested, since the drys will have to wait the the editor. The editor will not be responsible for the return of faith, Baby." mandatory period of one year before taking out any articles or photos submitted for publication, other than when accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed return envelope. There is one thing the Negro must learn to do a petition to dry things up again—which I predict The West Texas Times may be purchased yearly at a rate of and that is to stop wanting special privileges. For $4.00, payable in advance to the office by mall or in person. they will do. And incidentally, their success on Advertising rates and other Information furnished upon request. instance, we complain that all of the Negroes that point will be determined more than anything Second Class Postage Paid at Lubbock, Texas 79408. OFFICE failed to go to the polls and vote and overlooked else by whether or not the action of the west in Farm Road 1585, East of U. S. 87 South, Lubbock, Texas the fact that all of the whites failed to do the same. Phone AC 806 Mailing Address: handled in a proper and legal way. We'll just have - 747-4419 P.O. Box 225 We must learn to accept our defeats and failures to wait out a year or so to see if things work out. Day or Night Lubbock, Texas 79408 *************************** Thomas James Patterson Editor without a multitude of excuses and self-pity. We Publication Service Company Publisher fight to prove that we are no different from the Norman L. Williamson Business Manager I mentioned at the outset the fact that I had James Angles Lubbock Circulation white man, but when things go contrary to our met a state-wide candidate for governor this last Phone 763-2735 2613 East 19th Street wishes, we act to contradict ourselves. In other Home Delivery Price 9cr per copy — News Stand Price 10V week, let me go back to that for one more shot. All words, we would deny the Negro his constitu- interested persons should watch every, area of the We 'Pao >972 tional rights to execute his right to make his own news media and go out to meet and visit the can- TEX:;PRESS ASSOCIATION decision to go to the polls, go fishing, or to stay didates when they are in town, you will certainly at home on election day. be welcomed, and you can help yourself by going. Thursday, April 13 1972 WEST TEXAS TIMES Page 3 and attended public schools here and decided to take advantage of the Job Corps opportunity, finish- ing in electronics at Oklahoma City, where she has lived for four years. She has married Mr. Leon Law. She plans to leave Saturday via bus after seeing as many friends as possible. ************* The family of Mrs. Elnora Hutchinson is yet receiving en- Police Beat couraging reports about her con- dition at San Antonio, Texas. Assault signs of several windows being ************* Wanda Jean Ross, 1013 David broken. Who did what to whom? ************* Mrs. C. McAllister is expecting Avenue, reported to the Lubbock to come home from the hospital Police Department that she had Theft soon. She is recuperating nicely. a problem with a 32-year-old lady Richard Scott, 1514 East 28th Mrs. Bobbie Patterson is on the one night last week. Street, Apartment 13, reported to sick list. Mrs. Elsie Young is re- According to Ross, the lady the Lubbock Police Department covering satisfactorily from an did break a bottle and inflict two HERE THEY ARE, The Black American Girls of Lubbock, who are that someone unknown did enter injury received several days ago in small cuts on her finger and fore- / attempting to do their part in their community. They are: Mrs. Kathryn his apartment through the front a car collision. Mrs. Bobbie Brown arm. She was taken to Methodist White, president; Mrs. Winnie Hebron, vice president; Mrs. Erma door and remove several items was ill over the week-end. Hospital for treatment. from his premises. Manzay, secretary; Mrs. Eunice Fulmer; Mrs. Doris Phillips, Mrs. Mary Mr. Ernest Butler is reported in Mosley and Mrs. Linda Adams. Not pictured is Mrs. Bobby Heymond She said that she would de- It was learned that a television intensive care at Methodist Hospi- finitely file charges against the Watch for them in the future. . .Right On!! set, valued at $259.95, was one of tal. He went to the hospital Sun- lady (?) this week. the items taken. day after attending church services. ************* ************* Jay McClure will try to obtain Please contact your high school Mrs. Mary Jorday is home from Stabbing used golf clubs at reasonable cost principal if you are interested! House Burglary the hospital and is doing nicely. A Lubbock man, Charley Comp- for those interested. Henry Lewis Luckay, 205 Cher- Mrs. Frankie DeVaughn in still a ton of 711 Idalou Road, report- ry Avenue, reported to police that patient at the hospital. ed to the Lubbock Police Depart- someone pried the screen off the ************* ment that an unknown man did back of his house and raised the The daughter of Mrs. Precious cut him several times while he window for entry. Brown arrived Monday via Con- was at the Rose Hotel. Taken from the house was a tinential Flight 147 from Chica- At the time of the investiga- watch and rings, which were valued go, Ill. to be at the bedside of her tion, he told police that he was un- at approximately $320.00. mother. Mrs. G.H. Davis and Mrs. decided if he would file charges. Willie Cox met her at the airport. Compton was taken to Metho- ************* dist Hospital where the three-inch Around the Rev. W.H. Henderson entered cut on his lower right back was Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital last Governor treated. hub city ************* Friday after suffering from an Mrs. Bessie Mason has been apparent heart attack. Theft By Bailee quite ill for the past several days. ************* Preston A Lubbock woman reported Several members of Bethel A.M.E. The Lusks twins enjoyed ano- to Lubbock police that her one- Church who have been on the sick ther birthday celebration party time boyfriend took her car while Smith list and in the hospital are able Saturday afternoon at their home it was parked at 911 Avenue C now to be home and attend church at 2302 Birch Avenue. They were without her permission. services. eleven years old and their daddy's serves. She reported that her purse, Mrs. Rosa Jones is yet in a lot birthday was two days later, but he a baby bottle, tape player and fi of pain due to an accident a few is not telling his age! The high- 'six tapes were in the car. weeks ago that injured her and lights of any party for youngsters For you, The man, according to the her husband and completely de- are the guests, games and refresh- • Preston Smith stopped the Sales Tax on food and lady, and herself had been going molished their car. Mr. Jones is ments—and it was overflowing. medicine. together about a month ago. She • Preston Smith stopped an increase in the gasoline tax. recuperating fairly well. They received many gifts and had believed her ex-lover had a set of • Preston Smith rejected an unnecessary personal ************* a bushel of fun. income tax. keys which he had made. The car, ************* Message has been received here however, was not locked. Arrangements for free golf play ************* that Mr. Henry Jackson is quite For Texas, ill in a hospital at Plainview, Texas. at Lubbock's Meadowbrook Golf Assault • Preston Smith helped provide more funds for indus- He is the brother of Mrs. Myrtle Course are available for those in- Another Lubbock woman re- trial development than any two governors before him. Wright and has other sisters here. terested in starting a golf team. Mr. • Preston Smith helped establish more new state col- ported to the Lubbock Police He has been under a doctor's leges and universities than all previous governors Department that her husband had combined. treatment for several weeks. • Preston Smith initiated the first comprehensive pro- cut her. She said she picked up a ************* Ladies Formals gram to fight drug abuse in Texas. knife off the kitchen floor to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sedberry and Ladies Dance Attire (for all ages) • Preston Smith helped develop the most progressive protect herself. The lady went on Dinner Jackets & Tuxedos salary schedule for teachers in the nation. children, Sheldon and Cynthia, for Men to add that her husband was kick- returned from a vacation in Las Gag Gifts for Every Occasion ing and beating her at the time she Vegas, Nev. They visited Bolder Dance Attire For Sale Formal Attire Rental had the knife. Dam and other points of interest. Re-elect She went on to add that she Cynthia is ready to return there ran out of the house to her mother: this summer. Governor in-law's where she called an ambu- ************* lance. Mrs. Patricia Ann Law, daugh- Preston Smith After checking into the matter, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson, 2422-A Broadway police talked to the husband, and is visiting her family here. Patricia and help him keep your taxes down. 763-3758 Pol. Adv. Pd. by-Committee to Re-elect Preston Smith, Mickey Smith, Chairman got a different story. He said he was born and reared in Lubbock had told his wife he wanted a divorce. At that time she went beserk and knocked out the kit- chen door window, cutting her hand. Police did find the kitchen in HUMAN RELATIONS and a terrible mess and there were MEN NEEDED LUBBOCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS in this area to train as WITH WILLIAM POWELL, Tri Ethnic Coordinator; ABEL ACOSTA, LIVESTOCK Community Relations Rep.; BECKY HAMILTON, Alderson Jr. High AND PHONE CALLS! BUYERS LEARN TO BUY CATTLE, 9 pm, Thurs., HOGS AND SHEEP at sale barns, feed lots and ranches. We prefer to train men with livestock experi- ence. For local interview, April 20, on Ch. 5 write age, phone, address & background to: NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS TRAINING 1805 East Ave. Ft. Worth, Texas 76103 Crosstalk • KTXT-TV ATTN: Dept. WT-184 WEST TEXAS TMES Thursday, April 13, 1972

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The veteran newsman is sur- fr vived by his wife, Marge; four sons, COMMITTEE 70 NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS • Michael, Daniel, Samuel and James; I and two sisters, Mrs. Ewald Lam- precht of Lubbock and Mrs. Robert You have the opportunity to learn first hand what's going on Hext of Clovis, New Mexico. C.W., as he was known, had in Lubbock...a concise and comprehensive report on goals adopted been reporting on the life of Lub- bock for 47 years, beginning in by the citizens through Committee 70 in 1970...and you'll also 1925 when he signed on as a cub reporter for the Morning Avalan- have the opportunity to express your opinions che. He remained with the news- on progress made paper until 1961 when he was ap- pointed News Director of KCBD and other possible goals. Radio and Television. He held this position until last January when he was named News Director See an up to the minute slide report on the progress of the Emeritus after he announced his !SO _ semi-retirement. major projects for which bonds have been approved: The Memorial A first in many activities in his city, he was a member of the first Civic Center - The Yellowhouse graduating class at Texas Tech Canyon Lakes Project - The Lubbock University in 1927 where he was a member of the Tech football Regional Airport - The Central Center Library and also progress team. At the Avalanche Journal, he in such areas as Vocational Training or Human Relations. was named as the first staff photo- grapher when the pictures still had FOUR MEETINGS WILL BE HELD: to be sent off to Dallas to be de- veloped. 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 17th Sigma Delta Chi, journalism fra- Monterey High School ternity at Tech, named him "News- MacKenzie Junior High School man of the Year" in 1968. He was one of only three men to receive that honor. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 18th Services for the 67 year old Dunbar High School newsman were pending at press Estacado High School (in Spanish) time. A memorial scholarship in Journalism at Texas Tech has been set up in his memory. YOU ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND ANY OF THESE MEETINGS. RE-ELECT THESE MEETINGS WILL SHOW YOU R. B. (Mac) McAlister What Has Been Done, What is Being Done, and What Is Proposed STATE So Far as the Goals of Lubbock are Concerned, REPRESENTATIVE As Adopted By District 75 Place 2 "Working For Us" COMMITTEE 70. Pd. Pol. Adv. Thursday, April 13, 1972 WEST TEXAS TIMES Page 5 part of a museum manager's salary in Canadian. Editor's Note: This young man has talent and wanted to share it + Texas Structural Pest Control with other Brothers and Sisters of West Texas. Johnny Hunter, a senior Board has no authority to prorate at Dunbar High School, is the sort of Mrs. Mary Hunter of 2728 East amount of license fees regardless Colgate Avenue. of date of an application for ini- World tial or renewal licenses. by Johnny Hunter + Voluntary non-profit com- Who has a cure for our dying land. Austin, Texas—County political party chairmen have been advised munity crime-watch groups serving individual citizens need not obtain How many are willing and have how they can collect state funds for paying May 6 primary election time to pitch in a helping hand. expenses. a license under the Private Investi- Secretary of State Bob Bullock advised the local party officials to gators and Private Security Agenc- The curse is here, and the prob- prepare immediately detailed estimates of their outlays. ies Act. lems it cast. Bullock sent out forms and these instructions immediately after + Persons treating lawns or trees The present now will later be Gov. Preston Smith signed a new law providing $2 million in state aid around homes with pesticide, and the past. to finance the primaries: who are not regular employees of Writers, critics talking about the +Only when sworn estimates are returned and reviewed will state the owner or tenant, or otherwise crimes, ecology, and about the checks be prepared in the amount of three-fourths of the total expense. exempt, are subject to licensing polution. Additional warrants will be drawn after the election. under the Texas Structural Pest All of this talking, criticizing, but +Prior expenses (before the new state financing law) which exceed Control Act. no solution. the amount of candidates' filing fees and contributions will not be A condemned man may ask for paid by the state—unless cancelled and re-negotiated on new contracts. Lubbock NAACP... Continued From Page One another minute, +The new state law does not permit any state reimbursement of ex- but the sand in the hour glass has penditures for precinct or county conventions or for paying executive Lovings and Herman Booker who attended the Regional Meeting in a limit. not the only ones that break the committee members for attending meetings. law. +State funds can be used to pay for "necessary and legitimate pri- Little Rock, Ark., last month. Pimps pimping, trixs trixing, and mary expenses" like ballot printing, polling place and voting machine Dr. Lovings told the group, "I junkies getting high. The old folks don't understand us. They think we're some kind of rental, purchase of elections sets, stationary, telephones, office rental was impressed with my trip to Sure enough these are problems, freak. and compensation of elections clerks and judges. Little Rock and was quite im- and there's more than meets They don't know that it's the bet- +After the primaries, the secretary of state will require sworn pressed with the Assistant Mayor the eye. ter part of life which we seek. verification of every expenditure made out of the primary fund, to- of that city, who was Black." "It's President running, police gunning, gether with supporting receipts and cancelled vouchers. funny they can get an assistant and politicians promising favors. mayor in Little Rock where they +Estimates of June 3 runoff primary expenses will be required at a Jobs going, machines coming, and Money Loaned On had trouble, and we can't get any- Guns, Diamonds, Stereos, TV's later date through the same procedures. there's no work for the laborers. Tools, Musical & Sporting Goods. Employers Paying Less—Texas employers are paying less unemploy- body on the City Council in Lub- bock," he went on to add. Kidnapping, hijacking, and govern- A ACME PAWN SHOP ment tax per worker than those of any other state, Texas Employment ment partly law. Between the Spanish Theatres Commission reports. He told the Political Action Criminals, robbers, and thieves are 715 Broadway 762-2110 The state average is $9.17 per worker covered by unemployment Committee, Harold Chatman as insurance, according to a 1970 TEC survey. chairman, that we have a lot of Comparatively, Alaska, at the top of the scale, pays out $276.18 per work to do here in Lubbock and worker to support state benefits; California, $97.41 and Virginia we must start now. (next lowest to Texas), $11.89. There are 13 committees of the W.S. Birdwell, Jr., TEC- employer representative, credited the low local chapter. They are Church rate to unusual stability in employers and the work force, as well as Work, Rev. A.W. Wilson, chairman; a high degree of cooperation ih the U.I. program. Housing, Sidney Hall, Sr., chair- TEC collects taxes from more than 162,000 Texas employers cover- man; Finance, Dr. Lovings, chair- ed by the Texas Unemployment Compensation Act. Taxes are based man; Political Action, Harold Chat- on rate of worker turnover generally. The minimum tax is 0.1 per man, chairman; Education, Tho- cent and the maximum four per cent. mas R. Burtis, chairman; Labor & AG Opinions—The Texas Department of Public Safety may adminis- Industry, Willie M. Washington, ter certain tests to determine whether accident-prone drivers can operate chairman; Legal Redress, Rev. cars safely on completion of a rehabilitation program, and courts can Reed, chairman; Veterans, Leo require attendance at the latter, Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin held. Sedberry, chairman; Freedom In other recent opinions, Martin concluded: Fund, Mrs. Bascus, chairman; Press + A new law prohibiting reproduction for sale of sound recordings and Publicity, David Sowell, chair- without consent is constitutional. man; Youth work, David Sowell, + License fees imposed on nursing home administrators may not be chairman and Membership Drive, paid by a state agency. David Sowell, chairman, + Extension of four justice ployees so as to authorize payroll precincts by arm-like appurten- deductions or state contribution Commercially speaking, the ances cutting across election pre- of premiums. Douglas fir is more valuable than cincts in Smith County violates + Hemphill County commis- any other tree. the election code. sioners may spend money to pay + Arlington Park Corporation is exempt from the franchise tax in its strictly-public-interest opera- tions. + Falls County certificates of 'SHORTY'S PACKAGE STORE obligation may not be purchased by the permanent school fund of Second Store on East 19th the county. cools for you + A "group" of state employ- It Pays to Trade with Friends ees for insurance payroll deduc- We Appreciate Your Driving Just a tions may be any number over one. Policies of wholesale, fran- Little Further heats for you chise or employee life insurance Phone 763-3807 cannot be issued to state em- cooks for you ELECT dries clothes for you A. C. "Charlie" ...and costs less too! BOWMAN Aren't you glad SHERIFF you're using it? LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS Courtesy, Cooperation, Service to All Charlie Bowman Believes the Sheriff's Department Should: • ANSWER ALL CALLS PROMPTLY PIONEER • ALLOW MORE VISITATION PRIVILEGES IN COUNTY JAIL NATURAL GAS COMPANY • ALLOW EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR EMPLOYMENT Paid Political Advertising Page e WEST TEXAS 77111ES Thursday, April 13, 1972 Don Sparks at Tech and is best remembered for having a mouth- ful of ammonia swabs and charging Sportti onto the field like an infantryman of mit chum attacking a machine gun nest. Your Weekly Astro forecast by Joe Kelly Termite and former quarter- By D. MODIN Whether the rest of the Southwest Conference—and fans—realize it or back John Scovell head up Tech's LOCATE YOUR BIRTHDAY IN THE SECTIONS BELOW, not, everyone owes a big debt of gratitude to Rice University. TCU's Dallas recruiting and they do a AND SEE YOUR PERSONAL OUTLOOK ACCORDING TO Horned Frogs may dispute this, but the Owls still are proving to be the good job of it. For instance, they THE STARS. giant killers during the 1971-72 athletic battling. hosted a private dinner at Ter- (ARIES—Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)... Your key is 'CONCLUDE. The latest Goliath act performed by the Owls was the sweep over the mite's home, inviting the 12 or 14 Promote self-interests, partnership agreements, after the Texas baseball team last weekend. That all but killed the Longhorns' top grid prospects in Dallas. It was 14th. Postpone important new decisions on that date or chances of winning another SWC diamond crown. all informal and designed to help following to avoid delays, errors in personal affairs. Re- If TCU doesn't falter, the Frogs are on their way towards becoming sway the thinking of the prospects tracing steps necessary in decisions. to Tech. the champions. So far they have met every challenge, will host the (TAURUS—Apr. 21 to May 20)... Your key is 'READY — Steers next weekend following the Baylor series this weekend. "I don't know how many boys RESERVE. Don't push own affairs (especially hidden ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ we were able to sell on Tech," Ter- matters), until at least after the 14th. You'll waste energy But to get back to Rice. Their sweep of Texas probably has cost the mite declared, "but you've got if you try. Delays likely to irritate but not easily handled, should be taken in stride. defending champions a repeat title. And those victories were only the to do things like that. We have a 18th, 19th, and 20th in their history against the Horns, who had won strong group of exes in Dallas and (GEMINI— May 21 to June 20)... Your key is 'RETURN- 132 games from the Owls. they're working." ING. Friends, club memberships, associations, communi- Now, going back to last fall, the Owls rose up and tied Arkansas, +++++++++++++ cations, all delayed, some may return from out of the past, knocking the Razorbacks out of the championship, or at least a tie for Termite also filled us in on a until the 14th. Opportunity to retrace steps, go back to earlier employers, (employees) projects in meantime. the conference title. It was a brilliant effort for the Owls. bunch of former Tech players, Then, in a steamy basketball race, the Owls flew high and beat Texas one of whom, Randy Weyl, works (CANCER— June 21 to July 22)... Your key is 'PRES- A&M to knock the Aggies out of a possible tie for the conference title. for Mine Safety Appliance Co. of TIGE. Protect credit and use time from now to 14th to It was Rice's only triumph of the conference hardwood campaign. Houston. I talked with Randy for correct misunderstandings, negotiate over errors, re-trace a while before a crowd of custo- steps toward better relationships. Prestige factors, security And with possible track and tennis titles this spring, it could make are of prime importance. Handle carefully. this an even greater year for the Rice Owls. mers descended on him. He looks +++++++++-H-1-+++++++-HH-+++++++++++++++++++ good. (LEO—July 23 to Aug. 22)... Your key is 'PAINSTAKING'. There's another aspect of the Owls' baseball defeat of the Horns that According to Termite, here are Minute details of concern, can be bungled, messed-up and can't be ignored, either. Until those three losses, the Longhorns appar- some of the other Double T men otherwise, if not careful until 14th. Postpone important decisions, workmanship (prone to errors) until after that ently had everything going their way. he knows about: date, where possible. Back-track for flaws in everything. To start with, Texas lost to Arkansas in football, but still won the Bill Herclunan, former tackle, championship when the Porkers lost to A&M and tied Rice. One title now with Trinity Concrete Pro- (VIRGO— Aug. 23 to Sep. 22)... Your key is 'CLOSED for Texas. ducts in Dallas; Richard Stafford, MIND. Detach yourself from recent pressures, delays and Texas shed losses to Tech and wound up tied with SMU for the bas- in Humble operations; Juan Del- frustrating irritation in all phases of life this week. You're "marking time" (conditions beyond personal control). ketball title. When the Horns beat SMU in a playoff to go to the NCAA gado, in business for himself in playoffs, most observors considered it as tantamount evidence that Garland; Ray Howard, a counselor Continued On Page Seven Texas was the best team in the conference. Title No. 2 to Texas. at Rockwell; Lynn Elliott, work- Then came baseball. A championship here would have given the ing with his father and co-owner Horns domination in football, basketball and baseball, with a good of a company; Charley Lunch, possibility that they would add track. former player and assistant basket- And, let's fact it, girls, such complete domination would not be ball coach, insurance, but not the good for the conference. So, all hail the Owls! same company as Gene Gibson, -1-++-H-14-H-M-H-++++-1-+++++++-H-++++-H--1-+-H-++++ also in Dallas. A week ago I mentioned J. Kenneth "Termite" Lee, who works Jim Henderson, a professor of for Settle Safety Supply Co. in Dallas. Termite once assisted Trainer Continued On Page Seven

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Sports... Don't keep "closed mind", be philosophical. Continued From Page Six - (PISCES—Feb. 20 to Mar. 20)... Your key ;,) 'BLOCKS: (LIBRA — Tension's high if you let moods, delays. frustrations. get to art at Texas Arlington; Ken Talk- Sep. 23 to Oct. 23)... Your key is 'PATC'H-UPS. you. This is temporary and soon over by 14th. Wait things ington, former stringbean quarter- Recent breaks, separations from personal ties (job-home), out where possible til then Put energy into re:mnstructing can be patched up during this week, if you're willing to home-life, property til then. back, a doctor specializing in ob- compromise, back-track and return on partner's term. stetrics ("All his patients fall in Think about it until 14th, then do it, if it's right. love with him," Termite said with THE BAR-KAYS a laugh); Wick Alexander, a dentist (SCORPIO—Oct. 24 to Nov. 22)... Your key is 'RIDE—IT— OUT. You've pushed things about as far as you dare go, specializing in orthodontics in for present in new ventures. Relax Concentrated effort, Arlington; Bobby Cline, with a on what's built up (so far), is best course until 14th, construction company in Burle- postpone decisions until then. son; John Riddle, another former (SAGITTARIUS— quarterback, an attorney in Arling- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21)... Your key is 'STALEMATES'. Your tolerance level is below par until ton. the 14th. This may be a very trying week for you. You +-H-++++++++++ feel blocked. Transportation, communication can be all Gene Hardy, a pediatrician in snarled up. Take no risks til after that date. Arlington and doing well; Red (CAPRICORN—Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)... Your key is 'HOME. Phillips, former captain and coach, Deal only with what was started last month, in property later with San Diego until Sid management where possible until 14th. Concentrate on repairs, maintain calm and stall where you can if pushed to Gillman left, now a NFL pool decisions. You're not aware of all facts yet. scout; Gene Bentley, the BIG fullback, working for Frito-Lay (AQUARIUS—Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)... Your key is 'MESS- AGES. Misunderstandings, transportation delays, messages in Irving ("He has a kid as big as don't get across or through as you intended. Postpone LUBBOCK MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM he is," Termite declared). until 14th where you can. Delays allow time to re-trace James Shaw, a former manager, steps for flaws. Tuesday, April 18, 1972, 8:00 P.M. now a Sears Roebuck executive in Service Calls Made on Dallas; Johnny Lovelace, still ano- All Makes and Models Tickets $1.50 for Tech Students with ID ther former quarterback, sales REPAIRS manager for LTV; Floyd Cole, $2.50 for General Public Color Or Black & White formerly of McCamey, now in (Includes Tech Staff and Faculty) Dallas; Ray Gressette, with a big Students must buy their tickets at the ticket booth or table on realty company; and Coolidge RCA Sales LUBBOCK T.V. Zenith Sales the first floor of the University Center (near the Snack Bar) or in Hunt, now coaching in Midland. And Service And Service SALES & SERVICE the Program Office on the second floor of the University Center. "I kept writing Coolidge and All Makes and Models never got an answer," Termite General Public tickets are on sale at the same two places as well declared. "So one night I called Fast Dependable Service as at Caviel's Drugstore, 1719 Avenue A. Tickets also available him collect. He wasn't too happy Day: 765-8211 1517 East Broadway at the box office the night of the performance, no increase in price. about the call, said he was real Nite: 799-2268 Lubbock, Texas ALL SEATS RESERVED busy, but he promised to write. DI111111' HOP UNITED MEAT DEPT. AND SAVE ! SHOP UNITED MEAT DEPT. AND SAVE ! WE EIV1E

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BUNCH Page 8 WEST TEXAS TIMES Thursday, April 13, 1972 The "Come Back" of Godfrey Cambridge plough through the murder and Citizen Participation— new ones added by the same test — venality and deceits of backstreet Lubbock Style Scheduled Here whether or not the people sup- And Raymond St. Jacques Revealed Harlem, making the busts as they In 1969 the Chamber of Com- port them. The goals program now come and never falling out of step merce and the Board of City Deve- in the implementation phase will with one another. lopment established Committee be put to the test again at this Raymond doesn't always laugh 70—a group of 70 citizens divided series of neighborhood meetings at Godfrey's rolling eyes and into 10 task forces to furnulate April 17 and 18 at 7:30 p.m. chunky jokes, but neither does goals for every aspect of Lubbock's Many of the Committee 70 Godfrey always quite understand future. The goals program is now goals affect you right now. These Raymond's resolute dignity. Never- in its third phase. On April 17 include: vocational education, e- theless, they respect each other. and 18, the goals will once again qual opportunity employment, im- And what really holds them to- come up for review by the citizens proved police and fire departments, gether so strongly and completely of Lubbock at a series of com- a juevnile detention center, more is their full understanding of the munity meetings: April 17th at reasonably priced entertainment characters they are playing on the Mackenzie Junior High and Mon- and even "club" type entertain- screen and their ever-functioning terey High School and April 18th ment aimed at the high school age professionalism. Estacado High School (in Spanish) group, and many more. Without and Dunbar High School. some significant support from the Girl Scouts Stage At this point Committee 70 is citizens they may end up low on found trying to put the citizens of the list of priorities. Style Show Here Lubbock in control of their future Thirdly, in order to add new Approximately one hundred and by determining the goals for the goals, or change current ones as twenty-five girls registered for the 70's and beyond and then apply- they apply to you, you must turn Style Show-Luncheon which was ing this citizen power on the out and express your opinions. .. held Saturday, April 8, at 12:00 various decision making groups at these neighborhood meetings, GRAVEDIGGER AND COFFIN ED AT IT AGAIN—Raymond St. noon, in the Lewis Hall of First in our community to get the job for example, Citizens Participation Jacques (left) and Godfrey Cambridge are starred for the second time Presbyterian Church of Lubbock. done. It's no small-time opera- ... Lubbock Style—is what they're as the Harlem police detectives in "Come Back Charleston Blue," Sam- The participants represented scouts tion. It's a big game to play and calling these meetings, and those uel Goldwin, Jr. 's sequel to "Cotton Comes to Harlem," both based on from Lubbock, Idalou, Floydada, everyone can win only if everyone who have planned them hope you the stories by Chester limes. The Warner Bros. released, filmed on Brownfield, Post and Farwell. plays. You see, the Committee 70 will attend any one which is con- location in Harlem, will be playing in theaters this summer. The film's Models for the Style Show were program has power only so long venient for you! director is Mark Warren. chosen from among the Cadette as it shows the decision-makers Girl Scout Troops. They were: that the people are solidly behind "S.O.S." has no literal meaning, Ellen Bradley, Floydada; Nelda Godfrey Cambridge and Ray- frey may be out filming a dope its goals. So when a goal loses its but was chosen as a distress sig- Leake, Post; Debbie Anderson, mond St. Jacques helped make documentary for the police de- support, it drops out of the pro- nal because of its ease in trans- Julie Gaschen, Elizabeth Lewis, Black film history three years ago partment, Raymond is teaching a gram. The goals are changed and mitting. Debra Mason, Robyn McQueen, when they opened up the parade bunch of delinquents how to fence Judy Outland, Julie Parker, and of Harlem cops and robbers with with epees instead of broken coke I ( Mary Quade all from Lubbock. their characterizations of Grave- bottles. Hemphill-Wells Company provided t\-1/4" 471 cC) digger Jones and Coffin Ed John- Both men are equally concern- the clothes and worked with the "I'm sure glad you could come, Auntie," the small boy son. ed with Black problems, and try models in presenting the show. greeted the visiting relative. "Now maybe my Daddy will do That was in "Cotton Comes to to ease them in their own way. that trick he talked about." Harlem," the pace-setter of its Whereas Godfrey might make a Special guests for the luncheon "What is that dear?" were Mrs. Janice Jones DeBusk, kind. Now they are back again and joke about it, Raymond would "He said if you came to visit us, he would climb the Miss New Mexico, 1970. Mr. Gar- !Ivan." will be dominating the nation's more likely make a case of it. net Reeves, Jr., of Lubbock served theatre screens this summer in the When they get together on the as Master of Cermonies. Mr. new Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. produc- screen, under the direction of Reeves is the Vice-President of the tion, "Come Back Charleston Mark Warren, it's a symphony in Caprock Girl Scout Council Board Blue," a Warner Bros. release. theatrical side-by-sideness. Cheek of Directors. Mrs. Frank Ryburn, While they have some big things by jowl and gun by. gun, they in common, like talent and color, Jr., served as chairman of the event. the two actors are not exactly a matched pair, either in appearance or temperament. Godfrey is round PAUL and energetic, talkative and funny; TNM & 0 IS THE FRIENDLIEST Raymond is tall and angular, pre- cise and stand-offish. DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS! In their respective roles, they ENGER If your next trip is for business, make it for pleasure operate more or less alike. They . . . and leave the driving to us! are tough, dedicated and unafraid, and any mistakes they make are FOR SHERIFF righteous ones. Off-screen, how- TN M & 0 Coaches, Inc. ever, it is something else again. OF PHONE 765-6641 1313 13th St. Godfrey wades through life, LUBBOCK, TEXAS making friends, telling jokes, hav- LUBBOCK COUNTY! ing a love affair with the police OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY, FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 departments of the world, and being warm and sympathetic to PAUL ENGER anyone within reach of his bear- hug. IS FOR: Raymond maintains a granite profile. His stylish approach to life •A Detention Home for Lubbock County. is just as honest as the time and • Employment of minority groups in the Sheriff's Department. money he has given to help under- • Improving visitation privileges at the County Jail. priviliged children. He is cooler •Precautionary measures to prevent suicides of prisoners in jail. than Godfrey, more disciplined •Opening the Sheriff's Office to the public. and less welcoming. While God- Pd. Pol. Adv. RE-ELECT

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Thursday, April 13, 1972 WEST TEXAS TIMFS Page 9 ringing the bell Amarillo Vacationers Bootmaker Teaches Skill to Youth with Bob Tieue1 Return Home Afro-American History Notes for Busy Newspaper Readers: William Amarillo—Mrs. Jessie J. (Irene) Amarillo—Walter Jones, owner of Hill Top Boot and Saddle Shop V.S. Tubman (1895-1971) Liberia—In 1944 William Vacanarat Shad- Parker, Jr., of 1110 Northwest at 1945 NW 19th, is teaching Black teenagers the basic crafts of rach Tubman became the eighteenth President of 19th Avenue and her children, the leatherwork- Liberia in the country's 150 years history. The new Kevin and Jocelyn, left Amarillo ing trade. president recently inauguarated, William R. Tolbert, March 30th via TransWorth Air- He's not only Jr., served Tubman as vice-president for 19 of the lines and returned April 5th, after passing along a 27 years Tubman was in office. having a wonderful, "snowy" vaca- proud tradition, During his first six years as President, Tubman tion in the "Windy City" of but also creating extended the franchise to all native Liberians and Chicago, Illinois and Milwaukee, possible future ca- in 1947 women were permitted to vote for the first Wisconsin. The Easter holidays reers for the time. were spent with the oldest daugh- youngsters. Under Tubman the annual governmental budget rose from seven ter, Carol Ann, a student at the Jones began hundred and fifty thousand dollars in 1944 to over one hundred million University of Wisconsin, at Mil- learning the leath- dollars in 1970, it is reported. waukee and with other relatives; er trade at the He attended Palmas Seminary and the Cuttington Collegiate and a brother and sister, Mrs. Abner age of 7 in his Divinity School of his native Liberia. He taught school for a short Wimes and Mr. Robert Harris of father's shop in period and later passed the bar for the study of law. Milwaukee and an older brother, Oklahoma. At 15 When he was 28 years old, he became the youngest senator in Mr. Sidney Cherry of Chicago, Ill. he was head of a Liberian history and was a lay minister of the Methodist Church. After and their families. shop in Omaha. 14 years as a senator, Tubman went to the Liberian Supreme Court as He went on to Deputy President. In 1943 he ran on the True Whig ticket and was elect- gave us a very encouraging talk on win top prizes for ed to succeed Edwin Barclay as President of Liberia. He died in London cooperation. Ushers attended the his saddlemaking in July, 1970, following an operation. meet from Corpus Christi, Dallas, in the Texas State ****************************************** Austin, Kilgore, Terrell, Longview, Fair during the Ghetto Humor Lines: When a woman lowers her voice, It's a sign she and Houston. 1950's. wants something. When she raises it, it's a sign she didn't get it. Or; The The State Ushers Convention Mr. Jones is difference between a rich and a poor man is that the wealthy one worries will convene here in Amarillo in a minister and a about his last meal, the poor man wonders where his next one is coming July. member of John- from. And; "Old politicians never die, they just run once too often." son Chapel A.M. Until later peace and remember, love comes in all colors! To protect the life of the Presi- E. Church here in ****************************************** dent and to suppress counterfeiters Amarillo. Walter Jones is Recent great quotes: "The life story of William S. Tubman is the are the two statutory duties of the a happy man, doing the work he likes best and at the same time giving account of a man who had dragged his country up out of the depths U.S. Secret Service. someone a helping hand. of poverty despite the handicaps of ignorance, tribalism and foreign economic domination. The late President Tubman of Liberia deeply understood and cared for his country just like many American presidents. While black Africa might not present a glittering effervescent image to the world, it has a deep and natural beauty of its own." End of quote, Roy Wilkins, fomer Executive Director NAACP. MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD ************************1,***************** A $390,000 contract has been let by the U.S. Department of VOTE FOR Housing and Urban Development to prepare a registry of black busi- ness and professionals in the field of housing and urban development. A contract for preparation of a registry of Mexican-Americans is JAMES pending. "PETE" LANEY them for the convention; "Unity" E. Littlefield News which was accepted. State chair- Littlefield, Tex.—The Commun- man of the planning committee, ity Choir appeared at the First Usher L.B. "Swifty" Davis, thank- STATE REPRESENTATIVE Baptist Church, Rev. W.A. Terry, ed everyone for their past work. pastor, recently. A lot of our out of Mrs. E. Hicks of Corpus Christi, town visitors were here, including Dist. 76 Texas, brought us greetings from Mrs. Mary Johnson's daughters and Pol. Adv. Pd. for by Lubbock for Laney Committee, Don Alford Chairman the valley. Vernell Hemp, from the armed Our past president, Mr. Hicks, service. ** **** * 31c ** Mr. Joseph Johnson had sur- gery at Medical-Arts Hospital re- cently and he is doing nicely, expecting to be home soon. ************* Littlefield residents visiting out of town recently included Mrs. Willie Mae Coleman and Mrs. Ellen Johnson, who is visiting her daugh- ter in Hobbs, New Mexico. ************* CONS Mrs. Griffin is visiting in the home of Mrs. Hattie B. Taylor this week, along with other friends here in town. She is the wife of Rev. Griffin, former pastor of First Bap- tist. ABOUT

Church Ushers Meet Amarillo—The Texas Church Ushers planning committee met LONG DISTANCE with the Amarillo Church Ushers Union at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. V.P. Berry, minister, recently. A delicious Southern Dinner was served by Usher Ina Jacobs and her committee. IIIITESP The meeting was called to order Don't worry. Just remember there's by President William Berry of no cheaper way to call Long Distance Terrell, Texas. Mrs. A.T. Franklin, than with One-Plus Dialing. program chairlady, brought the Just dial "1," plus the Area Code RALPH (if different from your own), plus the number. One-Plus. ROBERTS You can't beat it. Package Store

First Package Store On Southwestern Bell East 19th Street 4 4 Miles East of the City l'at'e 10 WEST TEXAS HMS Thursday, April 13, 1972 Twentieth & Birch Street these in our prayers. Marshall Chapter of Church of Christ ************* O.E.S. Meets Tonight CHURCH SERVICES Brother G.E. Stewards of Fort Mount Gilead Baptist Church Worth, Texas will be our speaker "The Mount Gilead Baptist Members of Marshall Chapter for our spring revival meeting. We Church, the friendly church, where sent a program, Sun ay afternoon of O.E.S. No. 796 will have their St. James Baptist Church the soul and spirit meet. The at 3:00 p.m. at the church. do hope and pray this will be a Installation Service tonight at 7 The Tniclight Gospel Singers church where everybody is some- The public is cordially invited successful meeting. This revival p.m. at the Lodge Hall. All mem- will be on the program at our body. The church extends to the to attend this program. is scheduled for April 23 through bers are requested to attend this church Sunday, April 16th, at members and public a cordial and Rev. J.A. Judie is our pastor. 28. meeting uniformed. 3:00 p.m. and again at 7:00 p.m. The Northside Church of Christ, clarion call to worship with us ************* Pictures will be made at 8:00 The public is cordially invited to with Brother Carney Attikson as each week." p.m., according to an official. Sis- attend this splendid program of Mt. Vernon United minister, invites each of you to The Angelic Choir was present- ter Bunton is chairman of the gospel music. Methodist Church hear vital messages by ministers ed in concert last Sunday evening picture committee. Rev. J.W. Ward, of Midland, Last Thursday evening, the of our city. This meeting is being in the church auditorium. Sisters Martha Brown, Mean Texas, will conduct a spring revi- Ministers and Lay Leaders met at held this week. Bob Mize of Let us continue to pray for our Nash and Christene Carter will be val at our church beginning Mon- the St. Matthews United Methodist Vandelia Village Church of Christ sick and shut-ins. in charge of refreshments which day, April 17th, through Sunday, Church for dinner and discussion is speaking tonight, April 13; and ************* will be served at the meeting. On April 23rd. as to how the Lay Leaders and Austin Siburt of Southside Church Greater Saint Luke the table arrangements committee Rev. Kado Lang is our minister. Pastor relates to each in the local ************* of Christ will be speaking tomor- Baptist Church are Sisters Sug Johnson and Julia church. Mr. Willie Kelly, our charge row evening, Friday, April 14. Sunday afternoon, April 16, Jersulem Temple Johnson. Lay Leader, gave the opening Each service begins at 7:30 p.m. our church will close out its Church of God in Christ Contact Mildren Barton or Sug prayer. After the dinner and two Brother Willie Balloon did a program activities with the theme The Stars of Harmony will pre- Johnson for further information. addresses, the election of the wonderful job in the meeting in of "Renewed, Revived, Restored." District officers were held. Plainview last week. Our own Guest churches participating will Sen. Jordan Supports.. . Mr. Kelly was elected Associate Brother Clark is the local preacher. include United Baptist Church of Lubbockites Attend Continued From Page One District Lay Leader. He was nomi- Sister Henderson and Sister Plainview, Rev. Walter Griffin, by this group." She went on to Rites at Waco nated by our pastor, Rev. M.T. Malone remain on the shut-in list. minister; and Bethel A. M. E. say that since HDC had endorsed Reed. We are in hope of every Sister Willie B. Hatter is in the Church, Rev. A. W. Wilson, minis- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hodge and Mrs. Farenthold, then she would al- member of Mount Vernon giving hospital. She is to have surgery ter. son, Milton, along with Mrs. Julie so be supportive of Mrs. Faren- Hodge, attended the final rites of to Mr. Kelly their full support. May this week. Let us remember all of Continued On Page Eleven thold's candidacy. God give to Brother Kelly strength Mrs. Jimmie Smith Austin in Waco, Senator Jordan is generally be- Texas, over the Easter week-end. for the task. lieved to be a supporter of Ben The Annual meeting of the Mrs. Austin was a great niece of Barnes for governor. Eight Pictures for $1.00 Mrs. Julia Hodge. North West Texas Conference The body approved the dual The Hodges were accompanied Women's Society opened last Sun- Size 21/2x31/2 endorsement of Graves and Jor- day evening at Plainview and clos- by Mrs. Ora Lee Kirby and anoth- day. er great aunt of Mrs. Austin, Mrs. ed out Wednesday evening. PHOTOCRAIP1' STUDIO Clara Cage. Visitors are always welcome to 120934 Broadway Lubbock, Texas Phone PO 2-9112 Pogonlogy is a study of beards. attend our church. = 4* MIGRATE ['OWN) STIZEAM 0-- Po SPA-r°W N- (1

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Now E Bonds pay 54% interest when held to Parkway & Quirt 50th & Boston 34th & Quaker 13th & Slide Road maturity of 5 years. 10 months (4% the first year). Bonds are replaced if lost. stolen, or Parkway Mall Caprock Shopping Furr's Family Redbud Square destroyed. When needed they can be cashed at your bank. Interest is not subject to state Center Center or local income taxes, and federal tax may be deferred until redemption. 34th & Avenue H 4th & University 1944 - 19th Street Town & Country Take stock in America. Family Park Center 26th & Boston Join the Payroll Savings Plan. Center Thursday, April 13, 1972 WEST TEXAS TIMES Page 1 1 Church News.. . Festival of Songs and Oral Demon- Continued From Page Ten stration at 10:00 a.m. at the Let us continue to visit our Church Saturday morning. The sick and shut-in members. public is invited to come and en- ************* joy this program. ************* Classified Advertising may be placed in Worms For Sale—Contact Nellie M. Ross New Hope Baptist Church the West Texas Times by calling JOBS at 2402 Globe Avenue or call 744- Brownfield Friendship 747-4419, at the rate of 54 per word 0837, Lubbock, Texas. The L.K. Williams Ministerial (minimum charge of $1.00). Thank MEN& WOMEN Institute will be meeting in Dallas, Baptist Church You and Appreciation Notices will Sister Ethel Williams was at be published for $1.00. Texas, next week on the campus Deadline for Classified advertising is HOUSES FOR SALE of Bishop College, April 17 through her post of duty in Sunday School. 5:00 p.m. Tuesday before the follow- METHODIST Pastor S.N. North brought as a ing Thursday paper. 21st. All religious workers are Display Advertising rates and legal rates HOSPITAL - powerful message at the morning will be furnished upon request. encouraged to attend. Lubbock, Texas V. A. ACQUIRED HOMES FOR SALE Sunday, April 30, will be under service. His text was from Luke NO DISCRIMINATION POLITICAL Employment Opportunities the auspices of the women of the 22:31. ANYONE CAN BUY Following the services, the ANNOUNCEMENTS church. Let us keep this date in The West Texas Times has been • Trained Inhalation Therapist AMARILLO church took a trip to Lubbock, mind and help these women with authorized to present the names • General Clerical 1728 NE 16th, 3BR, 1B, AG $9,200 No down payment 564.68 P& a successful program. enroute to Mr. Booker Green's of the following citizens as • Registered Nurses Cafe on the Idalou Highway for 2511 N. Bolton, 3BR, 18, AG $7,750 General Mission will be held candidates for office, subject to • Licensed Vocational Nurses No down payment $54.19 P&I Monday, April 24, at 8:00 p.m. a fellowship luncheon. the action of the Democratic 3025 N. Hill, 3BR, 113, G $6,775 Competitive Salaries: Excellent No down payment 547.55 P&I All women of the church are From the luncheon we went to Voters May 6th, 1972, in the Employee Benefits LUBBOCK asked to attend. Deaconess meet- Rix Chapel Baptist Church, Pastor Primary Election. Apply 1923 E. Auburn, 3BR, 2B, AG $8,500 ing will be held the same evening, George Flemmings, where Rev. For State Representative No down payment 559.44 P&I $6,700 beginning at 7:00 p.m. North brought the message for District 75, Place One 604 Beech, 3BR, 1B Elmer Tarbox, Re-election PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT No down payment 546.85 P&I Whisper a prayer for the sick their anniversary service. His text 3616 21st Street 220 David, 3BR, 1B, ACP $7,600 was from 2 Timothy 4:7-8, select- For State Representative No down payment $52.45 P&I and shut-in members. Visit and Equal op7p902rt-1011 ing as his subject, "Keep the District 75, Place Two MIDLAND send them cards of cheer. R.B. (Mac) McAlister, Re-election Employer ************* Charge." 1501 Butternut, 3BR, 1 1/2B, ACP$5,500 * * * * * >lc * Blair Cherry, Jr. No down payment $38.46 P&I Jenkins Chapel Church Foi State Representative Texas Tech University 1613 English, 3BR, 1B, CP $4,300 Amarillo—The Jenkins Chapel Shiloh Baptist Church For information regarding employ- No down payment $30.01 P&I Amarillo—Church school open- District 76 1414 E. Parker, 3BR, 1B, AG $6,500 Church school opened its doors ment at Texas Tech University No down payment $45.45 P&I on time with Sister Thelma Talley ed at 9:30 with Supt. E.J. Masters Lubbock, Hale, Swisher Counties Delwin Jones, Re-election call 742-1111 ODESSA acting as superintendent. and teachers at their places. Sub- James E. (Pete) Laney Equal Employment Opportunity 2901 W. 5th, 3BR, 2B, CP $9,000 ject for todays lesson, "The Church $150 cash down payment $61.89 P&I The high points of the lesson of the Risen Lord," was from 1 For Judge 137th District Court Through Affirmative Action 2409 W. 12th, 2B R, 1B, G $8,500 were given by Sister Edna Ham- Robert C. Wright 5200 cash down payment $58.04 P& I bric, teacher of the intermediate Corinthians, 14:3-22. It was a Apartment Manager—Some college, very good lesson. Sunday was pin For Judge 140th District Court 5450 month, apartment furnished. All Loans Payable In 360 Monthly class. William R. "Bill" Shaver, and button day, with members Re-election Contact, Lubbock Personnel Service, Installments At An Annual Percentage Song service was rendered by For Criminal District Attorney 1647 Broadway, 763-9538. of 71/2% WE HAVE OTHER HOMES the senior choir. Prayer time was receiving from three months (but- Alton R. Griffin tons) to four and five year bars. MISCELLANEOUS AVAILABLE led by Deacons Alford, Hazelrigg For Sheriff NO DISCRIMINATION and Davis. The pastor brought the review for C.H. Blanchard, Re-election FOR SALE ANYONE CAN BUY SEE ANY BROKER The morning service was de- the lesson of the day. Paul Enger Our pastor brought a wonder- VETERANS ADMINISTRATION livered by Rev. Roman iel Wash- For Justice of The Peace 50(1—Door-Window Screen, Windows, Waco, Texas ington, one of Jenkins Chapel's ful morning message. The combin- Precinct 1, Place 1 Box Clothes, Box Plastic Hangers, ed choirs furnished the music for F. H. Bolen, Re-election Spray Paint. sons, which was enjoyed by all. For County Commissioner $5.00—Garden Cart, Coke Cooler, Box ANNOUNCEMENTS Monday evening the Jenkins the morning services. Training Books, Wheel Conveyer, Baby Walk- Lubbock County, Precinct 3 Chapel brotherhood held their Union was held at 5:00, with er, Child's Table-Chairs, Tricycle- evening services at 6:15. L.C. "Les" Derrick, Re-election Wagon, 2 Lawn Chairs, 3 Folding regular meeting with a delicious Chairs. -j steak dinner served by Group 3. The Mission Chorus held their Don't forget prayer services on $10.00—Playpen, Baby Bed, Chest, An opportunity with united companies. annual Easter tea on Sunday, from Dinette. Custom made 8 track tapes $5.00. ************* Wednesday evenings, at 7:00 p.m. Bibles and commentaries. Income 3:00 until 6:00 p.m. Everyone $20.00—Air Conditioner, Kitchen Cabi- Bethel A.M.E. Church Remember our sick and shut- nets, Bathtub (complete). tax in your home. For Appointments call: 762-2920, 1821 E. 1st Street. Rev. A.W. Wilson delivered a had a wonderful time. in when you pray. 1106 23rd 744-9065 762-258 9 splendid sermon Sunday morning with Senior Choir No. One render- ing beautiful music for the service. Our spring revival is presently underway with Evangelist L.E. DON'T BEAT Moore of Dallas, Texas, guest speaker. Services are being con- ducted each evening at 8:00. The revival will close Sunday, April 16, at 3:00 p.m. THE BUSHES Our youth choir was on the program at St. James Baptist Church last Sunday afternoon. The special parking lot Rally will climax Sunday, May 1st. This LOOKING FOR A PAPER effort is expected to clear up all indeptness on our parking lot. EVERY WEEK! A Garage Sale will be held Saturday, April 15th, at 1330 East 24th Street. This effort, which Buy A will begin at 9:00 a.m., is being sponsored by the Faith Circle of our church. This is one of their One Year Subscription many programs during the year. Let us continue to pray for our sick and shut-in members. Mrs. Elnora Hitchinson, who is a patient at San Antonio Chest to the Hospital, called her daughter, Sarah Wadley, and reported doing better each day. She asks the church to continue to pray for her. Mrs. M. WEST TEXAS TIMES Terrell was in church Sunday and is doing much better. Bethel A.M.E. Church will host ONLY $4.00 PER YEAR the Blessed Tonation Singers of Lubbock and the Ghetto Youth Choir of Tulsa, Oklahoma, in a • • • Your Business Appreciated Complete and mail to P. 0. Box 225, Lubbock, Texas 79408 Name HAIR PIECES Address BERGAMOT Pressing Cream City State Zip Curling Wax Enclose check or money order with each subscription. Scalp Good New Subscription Renewal Amount . Shampoo JIM M. DAVIS Installment Accounts Welcome

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