Southwest Collection 9 1 77 Lubbock's Home Owned Texas Tech University Box 4090 Lubbock, TX 79409 FIFTEEN CENTS WEST Wednesday , January 19, 1977 Twelve Pages TEXAS TIMES Dedicated to Informing the Citizens of West Texas Voting of Local Blacks Out of Step With South Black Political Muscle Flexed in Polls It is the opinion of several per cent, or a little more than one Girl Scouts Ready for Cookie Drive blacks in Lubbock that the trend of every three blacks of voting of blacks voting here is out of step age in the South, actually voted. Girl Scouts from 18 area with blacks in the South. As one To have meaningful representa- counties, affilated with the observer commented: "Blacks are tion in government at all levels, Caprock Girl Scout Council, will a zero people, because of their we must do better." have their annual cookie sale failure to use the ballot." Voting Precinct 20 (Ella Iles starting at 4 p.m., Friday, Growing minority political Elementary School), a predomi- January 28, according to Mrs. power was evidenced in the nately black voting box, reveals Buster Owners, president of election of 420 blacks to public that a little more than 600 Caprock Council. office in the South in 1976, persons executed their right to Around five thousand girls in according to John Lewis, vote in national election last year. all, Owens said, will be wearing executive director of the This figure, according to a citizen their uniforms or pins and selling non-partisan Voter Education of the community, is nearly 200 the cookies at $1.25 per package. Project (VEP). votes less than the votes Rev. Five flavors of cookies will be "This is another major step A.W. Wilson received when he sold: Lemon Creme, Chocolate toward an interracial democracy ran for City Councilman in 1964. and Vanilla Creme, Scot-Tea, in the South, but the increase of One resident of east Lubbock, Mint, Savannah, and a new black elected officials and the who refused to release his name cheese "Cheddarette" cracker. impact of the black vote in said: "Of course, the trend of Owens said the sale will be selecting a President in 1976 blacks in Lubbock is out of step ending February 13, and profits should not lead to the conclusion with blacks of the South. In box will be used to support troop that the voting rights battle has 20, for example, there are too activities and council program been won," Lewis stated. many repeaters on the voters activities including maintenance "VEP research estimates that rolls." and improvement of Camp Rio only slightly over half of the When asked by the Times what Blanco, a year round camp site seven million blacks of voting age he meant by repeaters, this east of Crosbyton. Gifts such as are registered," Lewis points out. person said: "Many of the people GIRL SCOUTS PRESENT COOKIES TO EDITOR — T.J. Patterson, posters, patches, T-shirts, and "Of that number, approximately on the voting rolls are dead or editor of the West Texas Times, is shown above receiving Girl Scout camp scholarships will be given to 60 to 65 per cent actually voted in they have moved out of town." Cookies from members of Pack 82 of the Girl Scouts of America at the national election in 1976. This In Lubbock where there were Bozeman Elementary School. The young scouts are Debra Ann Swanson Continued On Page Four is an improvement over previous no blacks elected during the last and Zanetta Gail Crowder. Swanson, daughter of Mrs. E.F. Williams of years, but it means that only 36 Continued On Page Four 3206 East 2nd St., is a 6th grade student. Crowder, daughter of Mr. and Salinas Named to Mrs. Leonard J. Crowder of 2637 Parkway Drive, is a 5th grade student. Mrs. Jo Ann Hollis is the leader of Pack 82. Elections Committee Dunbar Drama Students AUSTIN—Rep. Froy Salinas of Lubbock has been named to the City is Site of Pilot Project For Elections Committee by Speaker of the House Bill Clayton. Present 'Chili with Charlie' 7-1 1 Credit Card Gasoline Salinas, a freshman represen- The Dunbar High School play "You're a Good Man, Charlie by Cliff Avery gasoline supervisor for the tative, will be on the Insurance Drama Department is opening Brown." You haven't heard much about Lubbock district: Committee. the new year with a supper and Starring in the play will be it yet, but a convenience food You drive up to the gas pump at Elections Committee will have show. "Chili With Charlie," an Luther Williams as Charlie store chain is using Lubbock as any of six Lubbock stores the jurisdiction relating to evening of delightful family Brown, Alvin Chatman and the site of a pilot project for involved in the project. Press a matters of the right of suffrage; entertainment, will be presented Richard Gambles as Linus, Delton computerized credit card gasoline button to select the kind of gas primary, special and general Wednesday and Thursday nights, Deal as Schroeder, Tympani service. you want, and insert the card. elections in Texas; changes in the January 19 and 20, in the Dunbar Price as Lucy, Judy James as Seven-11's parent company, The computer, as computers Texas Election Code and High School Cafeteria. The family Patty, and Raphel Scott as the Southland Corp., began the are wont to do, takes over from contested elections. fun will begin at 7 p.m. when Snoopy. The play is produced and project quietly and is preparing there. It activates the gas pump. The Insurance Committee has generous helpings of delicious directed by John B. McCollum. for a big hoopla soon including A little light comes on at the jurisdiction over all matters homemade chili will be served The choreographer is Sharon appearances by former Dallas appropriate pump, and you pick pertaining to insurance and the with crackers or cornbread, Storey. The music director is Ron Cowboy stars Walt Garrison and up the nozzle and fill up the car. insurance industry, all insurance drinks and cake. At 8 p.m., you Williams. Bob Lilly. Now don't lose that computer companies and the State Board of an your family will enjoy the The cost is $3 for adults and $2 Credit card applications are card, because you don't have to Insurance. production of Charles M. Shultz's for children under 12. available at the counters of the sign anything. You don't have to chain's outlets. talk to the attendant beforehand. The process works like this, And the computer sends little according to Mark Bronsak, impulses down the phone lines to the central billing office which Head Start Classes records the transaction as you're driving away. Set to Begin in Feb • You just put in the card, fill up Registration is now underway and drive off. The computer sends for two Head Start classes that out the bill at the end of the are to begin February 1 at month. Fancy? Sanders Elementary School and Bronsak said the whole process Rodgers Community Center. The takes three minutes while it federally funded program is would normally take ten minutes designed for educationally disad- at a service station. vantaged four-year-olds. He added that Southland got Parents of eligible children may interested in computerized gas register the youngsters at the service from an operation in community center and Sanders Corpus Christi. School. In addition, enrollment There, a firm called Sav-a-Dol- for the two classes will be taken lar, owned by a firm called at the Head Start Office located in Susser, offered the computerized Iles Elementary School, and at service in the form of a club you McWhorter and Tubbs elemen- joined with a $5 membership. tary schools. Under Texas law, an attendant Further information may be must be present at gas pumps. secured by calling the Head Start Say-A-Dollar got around that by Office at 744-1948 or by going to making it a club, Bronsak the enrollment sites. explained, but with the local Head Start classes are Seven-11s, the attendant in the presently operated through the store puts the stores in Lubbock Independent School compliance with the law. REESE AFB— Master Sergeant Arnold Mathews gets some help in pinning on the coveted silver diamonds District in five Lubbock schools, For the Lubbock project, of a "First Sergeant" from Lt. Col. Richard A. Pierson, Deputy Commander for Maintenance, and Major five day care centers in Lubbock Seven-11 will use the Susser Eckbert Hartung-Schuster, commander of the 64th Fields Maintenance Squadron at Reese. Sergeant and Slaton, and in the New Deal computer in Corpus Christi to bill Mathews assumed the duties and title of First Sergeant of the 64th Field Maintenance Squadron on January Independent School District. Continued On Page Four 4, 1977. (U.S. Air Force photo by Sgt. Mike Hall) Page 2 WEST TEXAS TIMES Wednesday, January 19, 1977

ITO 131 0MS qRrFRA.. DO FEEL TO BE A SMALL PART OF I FEU TART EVERYONE WHO HAS A THE CITY DEIJELOPMEN Mr INNS GROWING SOCIETY East 34th Overpass Should OMAR% A CHANCE TO PARTICIPM Be Higher on Totem Pole One of the basic problems confronting residents of east Lubbock is the need for improving the way they travel south on Quirt Avenue. It was the hope of an east Lubbock committee in 1970 that this situation would have been resolved by now. This committee, which was organized shortly after the devastating tornado in 1970, worked with enthuiasm and gave positive input to the general committees. It was their understanding that this input would be passed on to the City Council for their consideration. One of their major concerns was for an overpass to be constructed from East 31st to East 34th. relationship with Caesar Graves is one which I will never The choir will appear on "What's Going On?" Saturday, forget. Jan. 29, at 12:30 over KCBD-TV, Channel 11. Watch for Last week, the West Texas Times learned from the It's good to see there has been a memorial fund set up in planning director, Jim Bertram, that this project ranks 55 yourselves, and see the talent these young people have. memory of Julius Caesar Graves at the Texas Commerce If you want to help them, go by Dunbar High School and out of 58 projects on the schedule of the Transportation Bank. This writer would encourage all of his friends to Improvement Program. make a contribution. These are lovely young people who contribute to this fund. These monies would enhance the need your help now.. . We must agree with George Scott, former member and possibility for young people to have an opportunity to /pm* attend Mary & Mac Private School. co-chairman of this committee, that there needs to be a It's nearly February and there still is no cross guard for better means of traveling across the railroad tracks on East 34th Street. This writer hopes the ideas of Brother Graves will the students who cross the busy street of East 23rd Street continue to live in the minds of those persons who have had going and returning from Ella Des Elementary School. This can become a reality if citizens of east Lubbock an opportunity to meet this man. It would make a lot of sense for something to be done would give input to the City Council about this pressing ***** about getting someone hired to take care of these young need. Our elected officials, who represent the citizens of This writer would like to advise all home owners that people who are in need of some protection. Lubbock, should know how taxpayers feel about this you have until April 30 to claim property homestead If there is a Parent Teachers Association at Ella Iles problem. Nothing is ever done unless there is input from exemption on your property. Although April may be Elementary, it's time for them to do something about the citizens of the community. several months away, it wouldn't hurt to do so at the getting someone to see that these kids have someone to assist them. Unless citizens of east Lubbock, including ministers, Lubbock County Courthouse now. businesspersons, teachers, laymen, organizations, young At the same time, if you or your spouse are over 65 years ***** people and others express their views about the need for of age, you may file an "Over 65 Exemption" before April There were many citizens of Ozark, Alabama who read better traffic flow, probably nothing will ever be done. 30. ***** the story on Officer William H. Britt. The story we ran Taking note of what Mr. Bertram said, it appears certain about the citation Officer Britt received several weeks ago this project will not be given any consideration in the Several weeks ago, an editorial was written in this was re-printed in a local newspaper in that community. present five year package of the Transportation newspaper to ask the community to help the Dunbar The West Texas Times is read by many citizens of these Improvement Program. Accappella Choir to go to San Antonio for the Texas Music United States each week. The story on Officer Britt was Education Association meeting next month. These young well accepted, and people are asking a lot of questions We believe something can be done now if citizens of east people need the financial assistance of citizens of Lubbock about what the people in West Texas are doing. This can Lubbock echo their feelings. Of course, this project has be attributed to the efforts of your weekly newspaper. increased in cost because of inflation. Yet, we must remind to make this trip. our elected officials that everything has gone up over the This choir, under the direction of Charlotte Greeson, is es*** the only 3-AAA choir in the state of Texas invited to past few years. It would be a great thing if there were a group of citizens participate in such an outstanding meeting. As we see it, east Lubbock residents are tired of driving of east Lubbock would start making plans to get involved around cemetery curve often to be met by a passing freight There are clubs and organizations who could help these in the future political elections which will be coming up in train as they go from their destination. It's time for City young people make this trip. It's time for this kind of help the months to come. It's never too early to start getting Hall to hear what citizens are saying. At the same time, to be given to these Dunbar students. ready politically. citizens must let them know how they feel. With a lot of hard work and positive action, the East 34th overpass will move up the totem pole. Black Empowerment By Dr. Nathaniel Wrighi, Jr

As I See If HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST by T.J. Patterson Not many people here know who was really responsible Things for Us-and President-elect Carter-to Remember for me coming to Lubbock and making it my home. The person who was responsible for me coming and staying in the Hub City was Julius Caesar Graves, II, who passed away last week. He was a friend of mine as well as a Black Americans, as they watch the American mis-statement—which was denied by the straight-forward relative. involvement in liberation movements in Africa, need to Elliot Richardson, Secretary of Commerce the next watch with minute care the actions of each succeeding day—to cover up the federal governments protection of This writer will miss this man who was a hard worker in American political Administration in the White House, American business interests which discriminated against Israel. our community. A founder of Mary & Mac Private School, whether Democratic or Republican. with his wife, he was involved in many business ventures At the outset, since we shall concentrate on Republican This suggests several things. One is that our national here since 1950. Party "clouds" of late, we must not forget that both government has not been beyond the dual blackmail by Democratic and Republican regimes cooperated with the foreign governments and our one-side American business As I look back to 1958, when I first came here, it is so interests. The interests of human liberation have not been clear today how he sold me on Lubbock, Texas. As soon as Mafia in maintaining a repressive regime in Cuba and that an idealized Democratic president, through the Bay of Pigs of the same high priority as economic and "diplomatic" I got off the bus, this writer was ready to catch another bus considerations. affair, sought to restore the Cuban "old regime." It was to some other destination. It was him, Caesar Graves, who Black Americans should be wary, then, of any dealings convinced me on staying. also a Democratic Administration which gave the greatest initial support to repressive regimes in South Korea and of our government where human rights are concerned. Of course, there were others who helped convinced me South Vietnam. What we say here, as a warning to blacks This suggests that the greatest form of loyalty as on what a young person could do here with a lot of hard in America and throughout the world, is not partisan, Americans is to be vigilant in our concern that we do not work. This, today, I really appreciate. although the most recent events have been in a Republican forsake the principles of human liberty which at least originally, were at the heart of the American Creed as It has been my privilege to meet many people in my life. Administration's hands. As the nation listened to the presidential debates in San expressed in our public documents. As I evaluate those persons, it's quite clear that my Briefly, there is also implicit in the cover-up of the Francisco, there were at least three statements which business boycott of Israel is the violation of our precious blacks should have viewed as possible forewarnings as to what to expect, at least if the same policies as at this Bill of Rights. WEST TEXAS TIMES • Is Mr. Ford to be blamed alone for the policy toward Volume 16, Number 5 Wednesday, January 19, 1977 1 writing continue to be followed. One statement which received little public discussion oppressed Eastern European nations which Mr. Ford, The West Texas Times is an independent, privately owned doubtless in a blunder spoke of as being free? This is an newspaper published twice weekly, each Wednesday and Fri- was the observation that the olverwhelmingly largest day, in Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas. Second Class portion of the "Food for the Hungry" aid had been sent obviously open question. For the foreign policy shifts of Postage is paid in Lubbock, Texas 79408. under the Ford Administration to Chile. our U.S. State Department characteristically have Any erroneous reflection upon the character of anyone by disregarded the liberation concerns and human rights of this newspaper will be corrected immediately when called to Lest we forget, the present Chilean fascist regime was those abroad. the attention of the editor. The editor will not be responsible for the return of any articles or photos submitted for publica- placed in office primarily with the help of the C.I.A.—as This is possibly true, even at home, as we have been the tion, other than when accompanied by a stamped, selfaddres, Congressional committees have revealed—and the death of longest hold-out among the major industrialized nations in ed return envelope. Salvador Allende bore a striking resemblance to the death the ratification of the United Nations Genocide The West Texas Times may be purchased yearly at a rate of of Patrice Lumumba. C.I.A. "involvement," in some way, Convention. Our position has been that for the federal $5.00 (plus $ .25 state sales tax) for either the Wednesday or Friday editions of the paper; or at the yearly rate of $10.00 has been documented in both instances. But of the most government to guarantee human rights within the United per year, sales tax included, for both issues of the paper, pay- immediate significance is the fact that the excuse for States would violate States' rights! able in advance to the office by mail or in person Out of state C.I.A. involvement was the protection of American Black Americans, while hailing the fresh US. concern for residents please add S2.50 to either rate. Advertising rates business interests. black American liberation, should have no false illusions. and other information furnished upon request. Well, it is "American business interests" which have Office 816 Avenue Q In the background, there is the recognition that Russia, Phone: Area Code 806 Lubbock, Texas 79401 been the greatest strength and support for the South China and Cuba already had been working for black Business Office 763-4883 News Dept & Classified 763-4291 African Vorster appartheid regime. And much the same majority rule in Africa. Then, there is that highly MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box 225, Lubbock, TX 79408 case is true in Zimbabwe (or Rhodesia). unpredictable element—which could spell devastation for Thomas James Patterson Editor The present fear throughout black Africa is that, with much of black Africa's hopes—of our history of often sordid Publication Service Company Publisher Norman L. Williamson Business Manager/Owner America's primary involvement in the transfers to and deadly "protection of U.S. economic interests." majority rule, there will still be minority economic control These are things of which both we and President-elect and American economic benefits that still are spread Carter must be aware if we are to have the equitable TEX ',PRESS ASSOCIATION inequitably among Americans as a whole. relationships needed for peace and human fulfillment here Again, Mr. Ford sought, by an outright abroad. rl

Page 3 Wednesday, January 19, 1977 WEST TEXAS 77MES House. Meals are served each day great uncle, Jett Scott, in Kansas Around The for members of this organization City, Mo. Stokley and other at the center. Last Sunday, family members are expected to members of this organization travel there to pick up the body. Hub City worshipped at Bethel A.M.E. ***** Ed Johnson, former resident of Church. The group had prayer Ms. Lucille Gailbreth of Lubbock who now resides in with the Graves and Hicks Midland was visiting relatives Madisonville, Texas, was here to families last week. They also and friends in the Hub City last attend the final rites of Haney visited Mrs. Maunita Terrell, a weekend. She reported an Warner and Caesar Graves last patient at Methodist Hospital. enjoyable visit. week. He is the husband of Mrs. ***** *5*** Sarah Hastings Johnson. A memorial fund has been set ***** Relatives attending the final rites of Julius Caesar Graves, II, up at the Texas Commerce Bank Police Beat Members of the Barbara last Saturday included Mr. and in memory of Julius Caesar Jordan Senior Citizens meet each Mrs. Allan Harris and son, A.J. of Graves, one of the founders of Aggravated Assault Tuesday at Mae Simmons Party Fullerton, Calif.; Mrs. T.E. Mary & Mac Private School. Mr. Neal Williams, 2623 East Bates careful investigation. Arnold of Waco, Mrs. Thersa Graves passed here last week. Ave., reported to Lubbock police Taken from his house were a Burglary of Habitation Richie, Mrs. Elyvn Johnson, ***** Mrs. Allie Brown, a longtime that he got off the bus at 34th and black/white television set, a Reiney Hart, 2724 East 8th Direen Johnson, Mrs. Roversa resident of Lubbock, died last Ave. W one day last week when Grandfather clock, table lamp, Street, reported to Lubbock Mitchell, and Elder Leroy Sunday night in Slaton. Services an 18 year old man got off with hanging lamp, gas lawn mower, police that persons unknown Cleaver, all of Wichita Falls; Mrs. him. are pending. and a gas lawn edger. These entered her house by breaking a Willie Wilson of Waxahachie, and ***** He told police the young man items were valued at approxi- window in the rear. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson of Mrs. Maunita Terrell is still a told him to give him $2.00 so he mately $900. Taken from the house was Dallas. patient at Methodist Hospital, could buy some "weed." a portable 12 inch television set. ***** ***** Room 788. She is reported to be Williams told police that he Car Burglary Harry Stokley Jr. received feeling well. She is expected to refused to give the man the Bruce Mason, a resident of Burglary of Habitation word Sunday of the passing of a come home this week. money, and the man picked up a Abernathy, reported to Lubbock Ruby Anderson, 2404 East 6th beer bottle and threatened to police that while his car was Street, reported to Lubbock bash his head with it. parked in the 600 block of Idalou police that persons unknown While the young fellow was Road one day last week, someone entered her house by kicking explaining what he was going to unknown broke into it. open the back door. do to Williams, he (Williams) Taken from his car was a C.B. Once inside, the unknown began to run and the young fellow radio which was valued at person took a .32 caliber pistol couldn't catch him. approximately $69. which was valued at approxi- After getting away from the **sip* mately $30. young fellow, Williams reported this situation to the police. ***** THE CHRISTIAN CALL NEWS SERVICE If it's Borden, Theft (Institutional, Church Promotion & Public Relations) Johnny Mayse, 1825 East Write: Brown, reported to Lubbock Bob Tieuel, Jr. it's got to be good. police that persons unknown took c/o West Texas Times advantage of him one night last Box 225, Lubbock, TX 79400 week. The funniest film °MU. He reported that his 1976 model car was parked in his driveway when someone un- known took four chrome wire spoke hub caps from the car. 'LADY SINGS THE BLUES' These hub caps were valued at approximately $300. ***** A RED HOT SINASHM:re7hait, "`LADY SINGS THE BLUES' IS A MOVIE-MOVIE Aggravated Assault Richard Chavis, 2606 East THAT IS A JOY TO WALLOW IN WITH LUMP IN Auburn, reported to Lubbock THROAT AND A SONG IN YOUR HEART!" police that he was driving his car $:•:•:: —Judith Crist, and had stopped at 15th and New York Magazine Avenue C when three men BILLY DEE WLIAMS approached him. Two of the strange men got inside. Once inside, they told Chavis to co-stornng RICHARD PRY0f? give them his money. One of them related that they were going to kill him (Chavis) if he didn't hand ADY over the money. One of the men pulled out a SINGS RESTRICTED EED large pocket knife and threatened THE him. While this was going on, one took Chavis' wallet which BLUES ov% contained $114. Fumed in PAN./ISICW 2.01.01? A PARAMOUNT PICTURE In the altercation, Chavis was ... ..00111P•• cut on the left knuckle. ***** STARTS FRIDAY House Burglary 2:00 - 4:30 - 7:00 BACKSTAGE ALL SEATS $2.00 Frank Broten, 2602 East And 9:30 THEATRE Main & Ave. J • 765-5394 7596 - 4,k Stmt. Cornell, reported to Lubbock Adults $2.00 - Children $1.00 TOWN d COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER police that he arrived home from 76?-1600 work one day last week when he noticed the front door of his house was slightly open. The door had • . ' . tt been left locked. There was no , . AGRICULTURE TOMORROW damage found to the door after a J \s e WILL BE BETTER . . . 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Page 4 WV* TEXAS TIMES Wednesday, January 19, 1977 Pilot Project... municipal, and county elections There were three newcomers Continued From Page One throughout the eleven southern elected to the Texas state house: the customers. Bronsak said that states. Clay Smothers of Dallas County, if the Lubbock project is The survey indicates that 229 of Ron Wilson of Harrison County, successful, Southland will pur- the 420 victories were black and Al Price of Jefferson County. chase its own computers and candidates who are newcomers to Louie Hall became the first black the political process. Highlights of sheriff ever elected in Stephen make plans to expand computer by Joe Kelly credit cards nationwide. the 1976 election year for blacks County and in the state in modern included increases in the number times. There's a new logo for this column, thanks to Cliff Avery—and the One kicker to this is that the second column written under it turns the heroes into bums. At least it finance charge for the credit card of blacks in two state legislatures, Georgia and Texas, and the Cookie Drive... does in regards to basketball. is ten per cent per year. Most Texas Tech's cagers unbelievably, incredibly, played as though they re-election of the South's three Continued From Page One major credit cards tack on 12 and wanted Texas to win the game. They blew a 14-point lead, fell behind by black members of Congress. each Girl Scout who sells specified 18 per cent per year if you don't number of cookies. one and then stormed ahead by five. All they had to do was be patient, pay your bills on time. Those Congressional members are Andrew Young of Georgia, Members of the cookie sales work for the good shot, protect the ball and force the Longhorns into mistakes. Local Blacks... Barbara Jordan of Texas and committee include: Mrs. Billy Fisher, Mrs. Billy Hall, Mrs. R.P. Instead—and let's be honest—the Raiders fell apart. They made Continued From Page One Harold Ford of Tennessee. By state, the election of blacks McElroy, Lubbock; and Mrs. foolish mistakes. They were pressured into turnovers. They didn't play intelligently. election, the VEP survey reveals in 1976 was surveyed as follows: George Poulson, Lorenzo. that there were 730 black Alabama, 79; Arkansas, 60; Counties included in the sale The result? Tech is out of the championship race with barely half the candidates who sought public Florida, 8; Georgia 73; Louisiana, are: Parmer, Castro, Swisher, first round played. They have five teams in front of them and are two office in 1976. With the 420 15; Mississippi, 31; North Briscoe, Bailey, Lamb, Hale, and a half games behind Arkansas, a team that defeated the Raiders victories, black candidates were Carolina, 35; South Carolina, 67; Floyd, Motley, Cochran, Hockley, twice in the young campaign. of this writing, have only one successful in over half of their Tennessee, 2; Texas, 30; and Lubbock, Crosby, Dickens, Yoa- SMU, Baylor, A&M and Houston, as attempts to win federal, state, Virginia, 20. kum, Terry, Lynn, and Garza. defeat. Those teams are very much in contention for the title and it will be tough for Tech or Texas to climb over them. Obviously, Rice and TCU, with no wins and five losses, are playing out the schedule. Lubbock School It's not too late for Tech to move up into the top five and that is the AMERICAN main goal now. It would give Tech the home court advantage in the Lunch Menu conference post-season tournament. Monday, January 24 The thing that disturbs me the most about this Tech team is the STATE BANK Corn Dog W/Mustard continued failure to attack the zone aggressively. There is not enough quick, incisive movement of the ball and virtually no penetration, which Member Buttered Green Beans Peach Half is so important. • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts Peanut Butter Cookie Texas stayed in a zone against Tech and, when the obviously too hot • Automobile Loans • Commercial Loans 1/2 Pint Milk shooting fell off, as it must, the Raiders were hard pressed to compete. • Drive-In Facilities • Bank-by-Mail Secondary Choice And they didn't handle the press well. Croquettes On the road, where conference championships generally are decided, Lubbock, Arkansas and Baylor have the edge. Both, as of Sunday morning, were 1401 Ave. Q Baked Potato 763-7061 Texas Tuesday, January 25 2-0. SMU was next with a 2-1 mark, while A&M and Arkansas were 1-1 Burrito W/Chili and Tech, 1-2. Buttered Potatoes Among the probably contenders, the only one to have a home loss was Chopped Broccoli Baylor, and that hurts the Bears. Winners are expected to win their ROSS BRAKE iti ALIGNMENT Fruit Cup home games, with the road the difference. 1620 21st Si. 1/2 Pint Milk There has been, and probably will continue to be, criticism of Gerald Secondary Choice Myers and staff because of their emphasis on defense. Fans are excited Just East Off Ave. Q Stuffed Peppers by more running, higher scores. They don't pay to see low scoring Buttered Carrots games, no matter how well played. WE STRIVE TO Wednesday, January 26 As one Tech follower said after the first Arkansas game, I thought the Chicken Fried Steak aim of the game was to put the ball in the hole. It's an interesting SATISFY THE CUSTOMER Mashed Potatoes W/Gravy comment—and controversial. Buttered Spinach First, it goes to the philosophy of the head coach. He generally WHEEL BALANCING Jello W/Topping chooses players who fit his style of play. If defense is his goal, he goes Hot Rolls-Butter after players who play defense. If he's offensive minded, he goes after COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE '/z Pint Milk offensive players. Secondary Choice Many times a coach is able to balance the two, which probably is the TURN ON DRUMS AND DISCS Barbecued Franks best approach. Polk Robison was a master of this when he coached Tech. FRONT END REPAIR & ALIGNMENT French Fried Cauliflower It's ironic, really. Fans are not happy with the defensive attack that Thursday, January 27 Tech now displays. But those same fans lost interest when Gene Gibson, Hamburger on Bun much more of a run-and-gun advocate, started losing games. French Fries Winning still is the name of the game and fans will support either the Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. - Fri. Tossed Salad offensive or defensive style if a team wins. If it doesn't, the coach can Apple Cobbler expect his share of criticism. Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon 1/2 Pint Milk There's another irony about Gerald. When he was a star at Borger, he Secondary Choice was a run and gun player. And yet he was courted most heavily by two Roast Beef of the more conservative style coaches, Hank Iba at Oklahoma State and Ross Fewell, Glenn Fewell, Buttered Green Beans Polk. Owner Friday, January 28 Polk shaped Gerald from the outset and turned him into one of the Assistant Italian Spaghetti conferences great guards. He led the fast break, all right, but he also Buttered Black Eyed Peas played tough defense. In Business 26 Years In Same Location Sliced Pineapple At some point in his career, defense took over his philosophy. His Cornbread-Butter Monterey High School teams were famed for their deliberate brand of To Save You Time White Cake W/Hot Chocolate play. He followed with the same approach at Houston Baptist, where he Sauce turned a losing program around. Call 744-1112 '/2 Pint Milk He came back to Tech under Bob Bass, a former pro coach, who picked Secondary Choice offensive-type players. But when they were gone, Gerald selected fewer For Appt. Manager's Choice of those and more who played defense. And you can't argue with his record, 101-48 for 67.8%, in five and a half years going into this season. The season is far from over and the Raiders still have a good chance to finish high in the standings. It will take a strong effort, but aside from Arkanas, Houston and Baylor, the other clubs seem to be about equal in ability. The Raiders can do it, but they'll have to play more heads up ball than they displayed against Texas.

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Page 10 WEST TEXAS TIMIS Wednesday, January 19, 1977 Gum to Show Slides At Lunch Bunch Sketidtueo Ride Mr. Don Gum will show slides by Jack Sheridan of "Castles on the Rhine" at the Do you remember Janet Gaynor and Fredric March? Cast around the next Lunch Bunch program on dusty corridors of your memory and try to recall Judy Garland and Tuesday January 25. Mr. Gum James Mason. Now, jerk yourself upright and pay took the pictures in September attention. For all four have somthing in common 1975 when he and Mrs. Gum with something that is uptight and today. It is a visited their daughter who was movie titled, "A Star Is Born." stationed in the Air Force in You remember the stcry, for it is one of the Berlin, Germany. They made a all-time, many times told stories. The star who is on trip up the Rhine on a steamer the skids, male, and his ever-loving wife who is from Koblenz to Rudesheim, herself on the way to be "A Star Is Born." about 150 miles. You'll remember that the story in the original - Mr. Gum is a salesman for the approach had the male star insulting her on the eve _ Southwestern Public Service of her Academy Award and then drunkenly „AK Company, and has been with the staggering into the ocean waves to suicide and leaving the glamorous company for eleven years. little woman to reign as true star of the family. Lunch Bunch meets each Well, like "King Kong" "Star Is Born" is back with us. In fact, if you Wilson-Carter Vows Exchanged Tuesday from 12:15 p.m.-12:45 pick up the daily news sheet and see the two titles staring you in the p.m. in the Mahon Community Miss Rachel Wilson, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Carter spent face, you'd think you were back around 1937. of Mr. and Mrs. Salus Wilson of their wedding night in the home Room of the Lubbock City-County Not so. The essence is there but the meat ain't. "Kong" is, as Library, 1306 9th Street. The 229 Cherry, Lubbock; was of Rev. and Mrs. Caro of 4207 E. everybody knows, a bomb, a pallid rehash of a great and inventive film. married to Rev. Isaiah Carter of 62nd Street. public is invited to bring a sack "Star Is Born" is something else. It is holding forth happily at the Amarillo, Saturday, Jan. 15 in the lunch and enjoy a free program. The newlyweds returned to South Plains Mall Cinema and will be for some time to come. This third home of Mrs. Frankie M. Davis, Amarillo where Rev. Carter is Coffee is provided by the library. remake of the honored film now has been updated to a country-western 1803 E. 2nd. pastoring the Church of God in background and stars the volatile team of Barbra Streisand and Kris The bride was given in Christ at 1200 N. Madison. Miss Double Rites Read Kristopherson. marriage by Mr. Robert Medlock Wilson will be missed by her Now, before I talk about this new and popular film, I'm going to have of Lubbock. Maid of honor was friends, but everyone is wishing For Brothers Today to disqualify myself somewhat. Those who know me know that I am not Miss Bettie Andrew. The couple them much happiness. a Streisand fan. I never have been, from the moment I saw her in person were married by Rev. R.L. Caro. Double rites will be read at 11 in her star-making role as Fanny Brice in "Funny Girl" on Broadway in a.m. today at the Mount Vernon New York City, through her Oscar film of the same show (she won, United Methodist Church for Mr. sharing with the incomparable Hepburn) through "What's Up Doc?", Eight Pictures For $1. 0 0 Parrish Brown, 83, and Mr. Phil "Clear Day See Forever," "Funny Lady," ad nauseum. "Unk" Brown, 76, with Rev. Size 21/2 x 31/2 So, I just don't buy the Brooklyn babe. As for Kristopherson well, he's Nathaniel Johnson, pastor, offici- a corner. He's like Robert Mitchum and others. They must have a clause PHOTOCRAFT STUDIO ating. in their contracts that at least one scene has to be filmed without their Interment for Parrish Brown 1209' Broadway Lubbock, Texas Phone 762-911i shirts on. The hairy types. will be held in Peaceful Gardens We saw pretty much of Kris in "The Man Who Fell from Grace Cemetery, and burial will be held with the Sea" but he's back, hairy chest and all, in this one. for Phil Brown in the City of Now, with all that gotton out of my system, you think I'm going to pan Lubbock Cemetery. South Plains "A Star Is Born." I'm not. In fact, I think it's great. If I were a Streisand Funeral Home will be in charge of fan, I'd be standing on my chair and cheering. And if I had never seen arrangements. Kristopherson's hairy chest, I'd be rooting for him, too. A resident of Lubbock since The fact is that this R-rated, 140 minute Warner Bros. release (they 1936, Parrish Brown died last also handled Judy Garland's version) is a solid entertainment entry. The Saturday evening at 10:30 while background is different; the plot is pretty much the same. Streisand his brother who moved here sings often and well and the composer, musician actor opposite her it's ninteen years ago died at 6:30 continues his big strides toward superstardom. a.m. Saturday. Sure it is a remake, but there are millions of Tech student-age CASH in a FLASH! Survivors for Parrish Brown moviegoers that never heard of Janet Gaynor or the recently deceased include two sons and a daughter. Fredric March, they might have never heard of Judy Garland either Phil Brown leaves to mourn two with instant interest (save through her imitative daughter, Liza Minnelli) so, to them, this sons. Other relatives for the "Star Is Born" is a brand new thing. instant access Brown brothers include a They'll love it, and perhaps you will, too. Certainly, the whole nephew, Mr. D.C. Fair Sr., and The passbook savings account that pays you the production is top drawer and played handsomely, too. There is a little several nieces, nephews and too much of Streisand at the final 10 minutes but, if you are a Streisand HIGHEST RATE allowed by law. many friends. fan, I suppose you'll look upon it as kind of bonus. So, I may not be a Streisand fan, but I will concede that she has a Your money earns 51/4 % per annum from the minute District 2-T2 Lions winner in "A Star Is Born" and I'm happy for her. If you're down South you open or add to your LIGHTNING ACCOUNT — Plains Mall way, drop in and catch this one. It's a biggie and I don't think Plus you can draw on your account anytime and be you'll be disappointed. paid interest up to the date you make your withdrawal. Governor to Speak This whole week is being dedicated to the formal Grand Opening of Bill Hogge of Plainview, the University Center complex at Texas Tech. The University Center Also you can request automatic transfer in and out of Governor of Lions District 2-T2, was what used to be called the Student Union Building and is on the 15th will be the guest speaker your LIGHTNING ACCOUNT. Street extension into Tech, on the left, across from the Library. There Thursday at Redbud Lions Club's are both free and admission-charged programs noon and nights this weekly meeting at Leo's (29th and Come by or call. We'll be glad to help you. week and I urge you to go by and catch one or more of the Slide Road). entertainments. Hogge will also present several A recital hall, a theater and the complex itself have been expanded Redbud Lions special key awards and are simply breaktakingly beautiful. Many townspeople are not from Lions International for their aware that programs offered to students and faculty at Tech are also work in getting new members. wide open to the general public as well. Some of the best things in this FIRST FEDERAL Redbud meets weekly on area take place out there and I do urge you to pay attention. The SAVINGSAO,D N 1 0 , Thursday at 7 p.m. University Center links to the Music Building now. It is south of the old ASSOC IAT I ON LUBBOCK CLAIRVOYANT Administration Building, across that big parking area. They'd love to 14th & Ave K — 762-0491 see you and you have no idea what a handsome and marvelous addition 34th & Ave. W — 744-4513 Revelations through visions, I to our community has been wrought here. Just drop by and take a look. 50th & Orlando — 797-3265 crystal ball, astrology, inner You'll agree with me. I'm proud of them and I congratulate them. voices, ESP, finger touching. I have a good word to put into this column at this 5 a.m. writing time. Tarot, a gift used constructively. My "Mom," Ethel Waters who was very close to death during December the super savings place... 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ile)1111380CK POWER & LIGHT 1012 Broadway 763-1106 t 10TH & TEXAS 763-9381 $C=4 IC= 1=1 X==1 num =c1==ts==xic==x 1•==104 IN7A4i#, Wednesday, January 19, 1977 WEST TEXAS TIMES Page 11 Lubbock Man's JOBS MEN & WOMEN Sister Funeralized 7634430 COUNSELOR/PROGRAM COORDINATOR THANK YOU The Texas Tech University Project Upward AUTOMOBILES 820 Quirt The family of the late Lillie Mae Pinder Bound is currently soliciting applications for wishes to take this method of expressing our Program Counselor/Coordinator. This person USED sincere appreciation to the relatives and many IVENS will take charge of all program activities in the friends for their kindness shown by words of absence of the project director; serve as sympathy, florals, and all assistance given to EMPLOYMENT liaison between the program and the target 1972 Plymouth Fury III 4-dr., load- ed. 1970 Chev. Caprice 4-dr. loaded. the family. AGENCY school; identify and recruit student applicants The Harry Stokley, Jr. and Family to the program; coordinate and administer a 1971 Volkswagen, 1965 Volkswagen G personal, academic and career counseling station wagon. 1965 Cadillac, 1951 Chevrolet, EXTRA CLEAN. 1966 For Job Information With The program; implement student pre and post PRINCE HALL MASON tests; make studnet home visits; assist in the Ford pickup, V-8, auto., LWB. 1964 City of Lubbock evaluation of the overall program; and Chevy pickup. Lodge No. 328 West Carlisle Station CALL coordinate and administer financial aid and CECIL'S AUTO university admissions program. 1802 Avenue J MEETING AT 7:30 P.M. 762-2444 Qualifications: administrative ability, bach- FIRST AND THIRD elor's degree required, preferrably in an THURSDAY NIGHTS EACH MONTH. educational, counseling or social oriented "An Equal Opportunity Employer" ALL MEMBERS REQUESTED TO field; sensitivity to the needs of disadvantage BUY HERE — PAY HERE students is important; working experience in (1) LOW DOWN PAYMENT PLEASE BE PRESENT. The only sister of Harry Information concerning employ- either counseling, educational curriculum (2) E-Z PAYMENTS James P. Burrell, W.M. Stokley Jr., Mrs. Lillie Mae development, or teaching; ability to work with (3) TWO LOCATIONS William James C. Burrell, Secretary ment may be obtained by calling all segments of the local community, (4) WE FINANCE T.J. Gant, P.M. Pinder, was funeralized Jan. 5 at secondary school personnel and the RICK'S AUTO the Jones Mortuary Chapel in 765-6321 university faculty and administrator; bilingual (English and Spanish) speaking ability Lot No. 1 Lot No. 2 East Palo Alto, California with preferred, but not required. 2015 Clovis Road 2313 Texas Ave MISCELLANEOUS Rev. Earl Adams officiating. Salary dependent upon background and 806-763-6150 806-744-1466 experience; range $797 to $916 per month. FOR SALE Interment was held in the Alta Available immediately. Mesa Memorial Park in Palo Alto, PIONEER Interested Persons Should Contact UNFURN I SHED 21 ft. 1976 Coldspot frost free refrigerator, NATURAL GAS COMPANY Mr. Donnie Rolfe, Director harvest gold, like new, still in warranty, $300. California under the direction of Project Upward Bound APTS. 5419 45th St. Jones Mortuary. Equal Employment Opportunity Texas Tech University STAMPS OR CASH: $3.50, lamp, cof- Mrs. Pinder, who passed away Through Affirmative Action P.O. Box 4490 Lubbock, Texas 79409 CORONADO APARTMENTS feepot, paint, cinder blocks; $5.00, Dec. 31, was born on August 19, Phone 742-3616 or 742-3617 humidifier, heater, shelves, fertilizer 2-bedroom unfurnished and not spreader, ladder; $7.50, Christmas tree; 1930 in Kaufman County, Texas. TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Equal Employment Opportunity Through Affirmative Action carpeted. $106.00 per month, $15.00, dinette, needs repair; $20.00, She united with the Mount For information regarding employ- dressing table, chest, hair-dryer, bicy- Hored Baptist Church at a very ment at Texas Tech University Musician Wanted—Faith First Baptist bills paid. cle, recliner; $40.00, refrigerator, dollie, Church, 1504 E. 15th, needs a musician. 1017 E. 29th 763-3510 tape player, chain hoist; $50.00, clothes early age in Dallas, Texas. CALL 742-2211. Anyone wishing to answer this ad please We qualify under Lubbock Hous- dryer; $100.00, freezer. 1106 23rd St., Mrs. Pinder moved to Redwood "Equal Employment Opportunity contact Mrs. A. Lewis, 765-5454 or Mrs. F. ing Authority for Rental Assistance 744-8672, 762-2589. Coleman, 762-3854. City, California at the age of 14. Through Affirmative Action" She moved to East Palo Alto, California where she united with IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION PARKVIEW APARTMENTS the Unity Missionary Baptist The family acknowledges with deep Church. She resided here until appreciation the many acts of kind- her death. 1 Bedroom, Furnished, She leaves to mourn two sons, ness shown during our sorrow. The Dwight Newson of Mount View, flowers, cards and other expressions or Unfurnished Calif., and Vernon Newson Jr. of of sympathy, and above all, your Menlo Park, Calif.; four daugh- prayers are priceless to us. Your $24.00 per week & Up ters, Carolyn Newson and Brenda kindness shall never be forgotten. Fuller, both of East Palo Alto, Bills Paid Calif., Janet Williams of Sunny- 744-3444 vale, Calif. and Carmelinda Mrs. Lucille Sugar Graves & Family Sperling of East Palo Alto, Calif.; 744-4057 2802 Juniper a brother Harry Stokley Jr. of Lubbock; nine grandchildren, a host of relatives and friends. 4:110r,0410.1 44-144„, Services Held for e wPr^.%." filsWX 'too" .404 Forrest Walker • 411.4‘iih% 141V4., . . . AND Funeral services for Forrest KID'S Walker, 72, were held in Sedberry's Funeral Chapel Jan. 17 at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. E.L. Hastings officiating. Burial was in the City of JUMBO Lubbock Cemetery under the WORLD'S direction of Sedberry Funeral Home. VALENTINE Walker was born in Clarksville, Texas Feb. 22, 1904 to Martin and LARGEST Jenette Fowler Walker. He CARD moved to Lubbock 39 years ago and resided here until his death Jan. 12. VALENTINE Survivors include his wife, Eura V.; a daughter, Mrs. Seacer Gray of Berkley; two sons, POSTMARKED FROM Eugene Walker and Johnny Walker, both of Las Vegas, Nevada; seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, nieces, LOVELAND nephews, other relatives and many friends. Valentine "SWEETHEART triVel'es` • MONEY LOANED ON idea for CITY," U.S.A. II I Guns, Diamonds, Stereos, TV's Tools, Musical & Sporting Goods Sweethearts A ACME PAWN SHOP %Voir ty • 715 Broadway 762-2110 Grandparents Mom, Dad or the Kids DAM LISA PALM READER This year send your loved ones either the "World's Largest Valentine" or the new "Kids Jumbo Valentine." This woman has the God-given The "World's Largest," a huge 34" x 24", is filled with romantic verses about Valentine's Day and love. power to heal by prayer. Everyone welcome at MADAM LISA'S home. The "Kids Jumbo Valentine" 17" x 22" has crazy valentine wishes which youngsters will flip over. What you see with your eyes your Each valentine is personalized right there in Loveland, Colorado, the famous "Sweetheart City, heart will believe. Are you suffer- ing? Are you sick? Do you need USA." Then it's stamped with the unusual Loveland cachet and postmarked in a special way which will help? Do you have bad luck? Bring make Valentine's Day 1977 a memorable occasion. your problems to MADAM LISA It's easy to order. today and be rid of them tomor- Simply fill out the coupon below. Then either bring in your order or mail it row. She advises on all affairs of with $3 plus $1 postage and handling. If your Valentine isn't pleasantly surprised and totally satisfied, life. There is no problem so great your money will be refunded. she can't solve (how to hold your job when you have failed, how to But do it TODAY! Valentine's Day isn't far off. succeed, andshe reunites the separ- ated). Upon reaching womanhood she realized she had the God-given P.O. Box 225, Lubbock, Texas 79408 power to help humnaity. MADAM LISA has devoted a lifetime to WEST TEXAS TIMES Here's $3 plus $1 postage and handling. Please rush the this work. From the four corners of the world they come to her. 0 "World's Largest Valentine" ($4 each enclosed) Men and women of all races and The "Kid's Jumbo Valentine" ($4 each enclosed) walks of life. Guaranteed to re- Personalize as follows: move evil influence and bad luck. NAME There is no pity for those knowing they are in hard luck and need help To and do not cone for it. ADDRESS Special Reading This Week Only From CITY With This Coupon $5.00 ST ZIP 2302 4th St. 744-9391

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