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VOLUME XXVI OUITAQUE, BRISCOE COUNTY, TEXAS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 5c Per Copy NUMBER 36 ••■■•■•••■ Editor's Illness Calls Gregg Family Gathered Panthers-Exec Bumped Parnell Burn Victim M. K. Summers Buried Situation Bad, But Daughters Home Here For Reunion Heads Tuesday Nite Loses 3-Month's Fight Last Week At Silverton It Could Be Worse Editor Scott who was stricken Sisters and brothers and other Local fans got their first glimpse Jim Charles Wea.iierly, 11-year Funeral services for NI. K. Sum- Texas crop and livestock pro- last week with a serious illness, Is members of the Gregg family en- of the 1952 model Panthers here old son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. mers, Silverton resident for about ducers are taking a terrific beat- resting better, but he will be con- joyed a reunion here recently. last Tuesday night when they got Weatherly of Parnell, lost a three 20 years, were held Thursday, ing from the elements. Economic fined to his bed for some time. He Several came early for a few days together with a group of exes in month long fight with death and September 4, at the Silverton losses are mounting steadily and was cheered by the arrival Mon- visit, but the big day was Sunday, a game-type scrimmage. died Tuesday September 9, in a Methodist Church. Rev. H. M. should -the drouth end suddenly, day of his daughters and their August 2.1 when the home-coming Although the scoring was two Memphis hospital. Secord, pastor of the Methodist months and perhaps years will be families from Washington, D. C. dinner was served at the home of TD's for the exes to none fur the Young Jim and a friend were Church was in charge of the ser- required in some cases for the Mrs. Bob Tannahill and small Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ewing. Panthers the schoolboys did score both burned in a gasoline explo- vices with Rev. G. A. Elrod, pastor most severly hit areas to make a daughters will remain with her Early preparation was made for one time, only to have it called sion while playing with burning of the First Baptist Church assist- full recovery. parents indefinitely. while her the meal and the family attended back. torches June 1, and Jim had been ing. But, according to W. L. Ulich, husband, Capt. Twins= is now services together at the First Me- Coach Duvall's charges, without in the hospital since that time. Burial was in the [Riverton agricultural engineer for the Tex- serving in the aircorps, based on thodist church, the large group a single letterman between the Funeral services were held Wed- cemetery under the direction of as Agricultural Extension Service, Okinawa. almost completely occupying all ends, tore into their heavier and nesday afternoon, September 10, Douglas Funeral Home. unless care is exercised, the situ- Mr. and Mrs. Dee Dodson and the pews on one side of the more experienced opponents with at the Parnell Baptist Church, Mr. Summers, 72 years old, died ation may become even worse. children will remain for a week or church. Several members of this a lot of enthusiasm and spirit and with Rev. R. L. Self officiating. late Monday of last week at his The high temperatures and the two, or until there is some change family are charter members of the scrapped right back all the way. Jim Charles was buried at Turkey home. He had been In ill health for lack of moisture have created a noted in her father's condition. Quitaque Methodist church. The youngsters in the line are with the Murphy-Spicer Funeral the past several months, but was situation that is tailor-made for green in the ways of football but Home directing. up and at his desk last week. He Mrs. Scott's sister and husband Here for the gathering were Mr. fires. Carelessness on the part of it seems that they are eager to had been City Secretary at Silver- Mr. and Mrs. M. Kaufman, of Dal- and Mrs. Arthur Gregg, Billy and motorists or any citizen could lead play and willing to learn and ton for about ten years. Before las were here last week to visit Evelynn Gregg, Zonelle Milton, of First Folley Reunion to damages even more serious chances are the young Panthers that he had been deputy sheriff Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Amarillo; Bill Alyce and Kenneth than those caused by the drouth. will come along fast now. Held Last Sunday for about the same length of time. A fire for example could des- The Scotts are very grateful Lindemann of Plainview; Miss Liz- There were 6c,: members of the Coach Duvall has had to shift He was a member of the Metho- troy what forage is left in pas- to George Pepper who came down zie Gregg and Mrs. Bessie Frier of Folley family present at their first some of his boys to positions other dist Church. tures or fields; stored crops; barns Sunday from Plainview and help- Lovington, N.M., Mr and Mrs. C. H. reunion held September 7 at Lake than those played last year to try Mr. Summers is survived by his and other outbuildings; farming ed at the shop. George worked at Gregg of Phoenix, Ariz, Mr and Mrs McClelland. A wonderful visit to get the very best he can from wife, three daughters, five broth- equipment; the home and might The Post several years ago, and Lee Gregg of Lovington, Mr and was enjoyed and plans made to the material on hand. Elbert ers and other remtives. even take the life of a member of his aid is a boost for Gaston and Mrs. Fulton Gregg and children, hold another reunion on the first Sperry, a letterman has been the family. Conditions are such Glorianna who are carrying on Mr and Mrs A. A. Boling, Mrs Audy Sunday in September 1953. shifted from tackle to left end, CHURCH OF CHRIST MINISTER that Ulich recommends neighbor- under great difficulty, with the Isbell, Robert Lee, Lona Ann and Those attending the reunion Randall Eddleman, letterman, RETURNS TO PULPIT hood and countywide action to publishing of both The Post and Vickie Isbell, Glenn Isbell, Char- were: from halfback to right end, Gus After an absence of three Sun- hold fire losses to a minimum. The Enterprise. lene Isbell. John Boling, Jimmie From McLean: Mr. and Mrs. G. Gibson. letterman, from guard to days, W. J. Leach will again fill the A common awareness of fire If Mr. Scott continues to im- Dale Boling, Mrs. Buster Snod- P. Folley, Billy Tidwell. backfield, plus other changes. pulpit at the regular Sunday ser- hazards will do much to prevent prove, Mrs. Scott will be back on grass, Mary Jo and Linda Fay From Paducah: Mr. and Mrs. Those seeing considerable action vices of the Church of Christ. Mr. the accidental starting of fires. the job in a week or so. Snodgrass. Wilson Folley and son. in Tuesday's scrimmage were Leach has been away in meetings Fire lanes and careful back-firing Mr and Mrs Homer Gregg, One- From Clarendon: Mrs. Bob Sperry and Randall Eddleman, at Hobbs, New Mexico and Gra- are practical aids for keeping fires A KILLER va Armstrong, Glenna Gayle Eus- Baird. John Folley. ends; Gerald Boggs and Emmett ham, Texas. He will speak Sunday out of woods and pasture lands. (The following article was sub- tace, Mr and Mrs Bill Woods, Billie Front Quitaque: Mr. and Mrs. Word tackles; Pat Bean and morning at 10:30 on the subject Weeds and tall grass around mitted to The Post for publication Jenne and Earl Lee, Mr and Mrs. 011ie Nall, Mrs. Marie Lyles. Elmer Edwards, guards; Jerry "Needs of the Hour." Sunday buildings or feed stacks should be and tho' we are running it without Bert Hawkins, Mr and Mrs. S. H. From Turkey: Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and Carl Brown evening at 8:30 the subject will be removed and warns the specialist, a signature we have the name of Kimbell, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mor- Jimmy Nall. center; Gus Gibson, Joe Payne, "May We Expect Holy Spirit Bap- don't burn trash unless ybu con- the person who so rightfully ex- ris, Mrs. A. F. Van Meter, Shirley From Flomot: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eddleman and Corky tism Today?" trol the fire. presses his indignation. We agree Boling. Harry Folley and family. Garner, backs. This Sunday evening subject will Remember, he says, rural fires with the writer—no one has the From Amarillo: Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Sperry looked good at his be the beginning of a series of are caused chiefly by smokers, in- right to scatter poison anywhere— WAYLAND DORMITORY TO BE Cecil McCain, Mr. and Mrs. Austin new end position. Pat Bean and studies on "The Operation of the cendiaries, and careless burning by it is a dangerous practice—and a DEDICATED SUNDAY SEPT. 14 Sneed and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Word showed well Holy Spirit." The three subjects rural residents themselves. He cruel way to dispose or an anthill.) Plainview, Sept. 11—Miss Betty Nash Folley and family, Mr. and in the line for the rookies and to be discussed under this heading adds we can't keep Texas green A killer walks the streets of our Ruth Merrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Odis Shot fner, Mrs. Lottie in the backfield freshman Joe are "May We Expect the Baptism this year but every effort should city. I know of no other name to Mrs. Warren Merrell, Quitaque, Counts and daughter. Miss Nell Payne showed a lot of promise in of the Holy Spirit Today?" "Does be made to keep what we have. give a person who maliciously Texas, is one of the lucky girls at the "mail-toting" department. Stallings. God Still Perform Miracles?" "How throws poisoned food into the i Wayland College because she is The fire season is on. Be careful. That boy likes football and has a From Guthrie: Mr. and Mrs. Does the Holy Spirit Operate To- yards of law abiding citizens, that one of 33 to occupy for the first Lewis Lyles and daughter. lot of determination and we pre- day?" The public is cordially in- FAMILY GATHERING their pets may feed upon it and time a room in Agnes Mays Dormi- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Folley and dict that he will be a good one. vited to hear this series of studies Mrs. J. T. Bradley has returned die therefrom. tory. which will be dedicated at family, of Hitchland, Texas. All in all, most observers were on the Holy Spirit. Each person home from Erath County where I do not say this only because 3 o'clock. Sept. 14. Friends of Way- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe and pleased with Coach Duvall's attending is urged to bring his she enjoyed the homecoming of my young child's little 'pet, of three land College are cordially invited family of Maple. squad. The Panthers cannot be Bible. her six brothers and four sisters, years is numbered among this to attend the dedication services expected to win a district cham- From Silverton: Mr. and Mrs. During the absence of Mr. Leach for the first time the family had person's victims, but also because and open house that follows. Wayne Vaughn and son, Mr. and pionship this year but we feel sure the pulpit has been filled by Her- been together since their mother these acts have cost the lives of President J. W. Marshall will Mrs. Nash Blasengame, Mrs. Rusty that they will improve on last bert Gipson, minister of the West passed away in 1940. Their father the pets of other children and accept the gift of the building season's record of only one win. Arnold, Freddie and Walter Lynn Amarillo Church of Christ, Olen died in 1938. aged widows in our town. from Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mays, Dunham. Holland, an evangelist of Turkey, The brothers are G. A. Hunt, J. Can any man. woman. or child Amarillo. In recognition of this Mrs. Frankie Folley and daugh- and Leon Barham, a local memb- C. Hunt of Patilo, F. S. Hunt of justify an act of throwing deadly gift from the Mays family and Quitaque OES Chapter ter of Lubbock. er of the Quitaque Church of Rule, H. Ii. Hunt of Stephenville, poison into the yard of a fellow associates, the Wayland Board of Entertains Masons From Pampa: Mr. and Mrs. Runt Christ. J. H. Hunt of Dallas and 0. B. citizen? God have mercy upon the Trustees has named the residence The Quitaque Eastern Star Sweeny and daughter, Mr. and Midweek Bible services are con- Hunt of Lipan; and the sisters soul of that person. hall for young women in honor of Chapter entertained the Mason's Mrs. Andie Giesler and family. ducted every Wednesday at 8:00 are Mrs. T. J. McClure of Crosby- As a community, we need to Mrs. Mays. and their families Thursday ev- p. m. These services feature differ- ton, Mrs. Ethel Harding of Level- "rise up in arms" against such a Dr. Carl E. Bates, a member of ening, Sept. 4, at the City Park. A BOYLES FAMILY REUNION AT ent members discussing a chapter land, Mrs. C. H. Gilbert of Santo marauder. Shall we wait until one the Wayland board and pastor of picnic super of Barbecued Chic- CHILDRESS AUGUST 31 from the book of Mark. and Mrs. Guy Liner of Path°. of our children, by accident, com- First Baptist Church, where Mr. ken, baked beans, vegetable salad. Members of the Boyles family es in contact with this poison? Mays is also chairman of the potato chips, pickles, bread and gathered Sunday, August 31 at the RITA JOHNSTON IMPROVING H. B. Settle is on a two weeks Tomorrow may be too late. beard of deacons, will make the tea, cake, and home made ice park in Childress for a family re- Rita Johnson, who is In a vacation visiting his family in dedicatory speech, following which I cream was served to about 100 union. Those attending were: Lubbock hospital recovering from Altus, Okla. Lloyd Beverly of Es" CLOTHING NEEDED FOR the bronze plaque which is being members and guest. Mr and Mrs. Griff Boyles and polio, is reported to be improving telline is holding down the depot ORPHANS BY BAPTIST WMU placed by the front door will be Tables and chairs were set up Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyles daily. while he is away. The Baptist WMU is asking their unveiled by the young grandsons, for "42" games, after tne supper. and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian 1•011111111111•111•11111 members who have any good used Terry Wayne and Randy Franklin Nineteen members left the park Martin and boys, from Sudan; Mr. clothing to bring them to the Mays, Amarillo. to hold their regular meeting at and Mrs. 'I' E. Boyles, Mr. and church Sunday as it is time to Miss Merrell and her roommate, the Masonic Hall at 8:30. Mrs. J. T. Rogers Jr., and Rhonda, send clothing to the orphan's Miss Matsue Nagata, Kekaha, Friday night, initiation was Mr. and Mrs. Preston Price, homes. Their schools are opening Kauai, Hawaii, will receive in their Marilyn and Tommy, Mr. and GEM THEATRE held with Mrs. Alice Armstrong UEATHERTHE and many orphans need clothing. room the hundreds of guests who and Miss Beautone Crommer re- Mrs. Curtis Monk from Quitaque. If there is anyone that cannot will attend the dedicatory cere- ceiving the degrees of the order. Mr. and Mrs. John floyles, Mr. Sept, 11 - 12 bring the clothing in, please re- monies and open house which Play practice for " Ladies in and Mrs. K. Y. Mayfield and girls, Thursday-Friday Thursday-Friday Sept. 11-12 port to some member and they follows. Danger" is in full swing now. This Peggy Davis, of Lubbock; Mr. and WAR PARTY PAT AND MIKE will come for it. The dormitory, a two-story brick 3-act play will be presented Sept. Mrs. C. D. McBride and Naomi, In Technicolor Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hepburn. veneer, is in modified colonial 25 at the school auditorium about Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Boyles, Mr. and Edmond O'Brien, Dean Jagger, Aldo Ray, William Ching QUITAQUE HOSPITAL NOTES architecture to harmonize with 8:00 p. m. A large crowd is expect- Mrs. Howard Mitchell, Mr. and Forrest Tucker, Mary Carey, Jr. Short: RAINMAKER (Left From Last Week) the other new buildings on Way- ed. Mrs. Cecil Boyles and Reba Jo, of Short: LAST FLIGHT Paramount News Ronald Clay of Flomot, treated land campus but the interior is Childress; Mr. and Mrs. C A. Cas- for fracture of foot, placed in cast. one of the most modern to be NEW SON FOR THE BILL SELF'S sidy and family, Farwell, Texas: Saturday Sept. 13 Sat. Mat. & Nite Sept. 13 Willie Woods family (in car found on a college campus. Strik- Word was received here Thurs- Lunette Cook, Kirkland. crash recently) all doing fine; Mrs PASSAGE WEST BOY FROM INDIANA ing color combination, Chinese day morning that Mr. and Mrs. In Technicolor Woods tretited for sprained ankle, Lon McCallister, Lois Butler, modern light fixtures, many Bill Self have a brand new son, INJURES ANKLE John Payne, Dennis O'Keefe Janelle for dislocated shoulder. Billie Burke, George Cleveland built-ins, and modern design blond born at Plainview Wednesday Mrs. John A. Johnson fell at her Arleen Whalen Mrs. Betty Cook dismissed after Short: SONG ERIN furniture provide an unusual set- night. Mrs. Self is the former home Monday evening and receiv- Short: THRU THE PARK treatment several days. Chapter 13 of Serial: ting for the occupants. Two kit- Valvarie Honea, daughter of Mr. ed a sprained ankle. Mrs. John- Chapter 14 of Serial: Fred Skinner recuperating well. KING OF THE CONGO chenettes for party preparations, and Mrs. Otis Hones. son is not fully recovered from a CAPTAIN VIDEO W. 0. McFall, dismissed last laundry and sewing rooms, special broken hip and the accident al- Sunday-Monday Sept. 14-15 week, doing well at his home. storage space for luggage and Grandson For Mrs. Booger Taylor armed the family very much, and Sunday-Monday Sept. 14-15 Jim Stroup treated for badly evening dresses, as well as bath- A son was born Saturday, Sept. has caused Mrs. Johnson a great Washington Story lacerated foot, injured while fix- rooms with tile floors impregnat- 6 at Floydada to Mr. and Mrs. deal of pain. She is in the Quita- JACK AND THE Van Johnson, Patricia Neal, ing fences. Doin g well. ed with carborundum to keep them Ervin Francis of Silverton. The que hospital where x-rays revealed BEANSTALK Louis Calhern — from ever getting slick show how boy was named Danny Mack. The no broken bones, and it is hoped In Technicolor Short: PUSH BUTTON KITTY Mrs. J. B. Baker. who has been no detail has been neglected to in- mother is the former Miss Peggy she will recover shortly. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello in Lubbock for medical attention, sure every convenience for the re- Jo Hand, daughter of Mrs. Booger Short: DONALD'S SNOW FIGHT Tuesday-Wednesday Sept. 16-17 returned home Monday. Rev. Bak- sidents. Taylor. NEW DAUGHTER Anything Can Happen er is also home from a meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins Tuesday-Wednesday Sept. 16-17 Jose Ferrer, 11..m Hunter, Morton and will fill the pulpit at COLT.E(IE BOUND CALLED TO SERVICE and Joe Frank spent the week end Decision Before Dawn Kurt Kasznar the Methodist Church Sunday. A large group of Quitaque young Curtis Monk, Ernest Wayne Bar- In Hobbs, NM. visiting Mr. and Richard Basehart, Guy Merrill, Short: POPEYE people .'s•sve left or will be leaving bee and Corky Davis reported to Mrs. Harvey Payne. We suspect Hildegarde Neff Cpl. and Mrs. Barney Joe Mar- soon to attend college. Those leav- Childress Tuesday for army phy- that the visit was mostly to become Short: THE LITTLE HOUSE Thursday -Friday Sept. 18-19 tin have found an apartment in ing for Lubbock to attend Tech sical examinations. All three pass- acquainted with Patsy Ann, new Washington, D C. and are located include Jerry King, Jimmy David- ed their exams and are now await- daughter of the Paynes. I DREAM OF JEANIE Thursday-Friday Sept. 18-19 there for the present while he is son. Monte Wise, Ben Cross, Roy ing calls from Uncle Sam. (With The Light Brown Hair) stationed at Walter Reed hospital. Monk, Roy Patrick, Junior Sperry, Nvw cnN RED MOITNTAIN In Color -•ce^t Fahrenbruch and Don Lewis. GINNING REPORTS A five pound, 8 ounce son was In Technicolor Ray Middleton, Bill Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Qualls were Betty Ruth Merrell will attend Gin receipts at the two Quitaque born Friday, August 28 to Mr. and Alan Ladd, Lizabeth Scott, Eileen Christy as Jeanie visitors last week in the home of Wayland College at Plainview. Gins showed a total of 65 bales ,vIrs. R. D. Williamson of :7iidlan , Arthur Kennedy, John Ireland Muriel Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stroup. Mrs. Rancho Grundy and Henryetta ginned up to Thursday afternoon. "he youngster has red hair and Short. 8NG FOOLIN Shot: SNOOZE REEL Crualls is recovering very nicely Finney will return to Canyon to Cotton was selling for around 37 blue eves and Is done fine, his Pathe News Paramount News from her recent serious illness. enroll in WTS. cents. proud grandparents report.

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W. R. SCOTT Owner and Publisher 9kz4z, Merrell Food & Produce Mrs. W. R. Scott. Editor Member Panhandle Press Assn. u visit with Mrs. Allen's parents use week end. They have moved PHONE 5-M Quitaque, Texas lettered at the postoffice at Quita- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Graham. Mr. to Jayton where Mrs. Crabb will on que, Texas, as second class mail and Mrs. Pierce White will go to be homemaking teacher. matter under the act of Con- Durango and bring the ladles back Help wanted—dependable man or gress, March 8, 1879 home. woman to look after invalid. No nursing experience necessary.— Friday & Saturday Specials — Used Cold Spot Re- Subscription Price: Local $1.50; FOR SALE frigerator and Franklin sewing Inquire at The Past. tfc Elsewhere $2.00 per yr. Miss Beth Starkey was reported A small charge is made for machine—Wayne Hunter, Quita- gue, 36-2 Wednesday to be resting some ,Cards of Thanks and Poetry. better - the Mrs. H. H. Knox, who had been at the home of her father Mrs. Tucker's Grady Starkey. soe LOCALS visiting in the home of her 3-113. carton -laughter, Mrs. Marion Roberson. FOUND at the Holiness Meeting Shortening 69° qui Miss Beth Starkey's room-mate ground, gold wedding band. Own- became ill Monday and was re- the and another friend from Lubbock urned to her home in Amherst by er may claim by identifying, and spent the week end In the Grady Mrs. Roberson, who remained for paying for this adv. Starkey home. Also visting the a few days to care for Mrs. Knox 1-lb bag Starkeys were relatives from Wel- FOR SALE: 5-room house, bath PATRICK FAMILY NEWS Dr. Apricots 49' lington. and double garage in Quitaque. There's a big turnover In the J. FOR SALE.--Two heavy duty 8-in. Glynn Morrison. 35-tfc K. Patrick family now going on— rim Chev. truck wheels.—H. K. Charlie Carpenter and family some changing jobs, some off to Cinch Carpenter. 36-1 were here over the week end from school, and Mrs. P. says she and Kelly are facing an empty house. Cake Mix Devil's Food or White Mr. and Sirs. Glen Cooper and Ruidoso, visiting his parents Mr. 39° children of Lockney spent - the md Mrs. H. K Carpenter. The She wants to know if there are week end visiting the Otis PureeIls senior Mr. Carpenter has been ill. any spare younguns around here for adoption. After a full house foe and other relatives here . nit is feeling some better. so many years, the rooms at the FOR SALE—I60 acres of land. See WANT TO BUY—SO or 160 acre Patrick home will seem quite em- Marshmallows g Mrs. J. W. McDonald. 36-1 farm. Write Wiley Mize, Boyd, Tex- 1-lb ba 29' as, or see Tom Pierce, Turkey. pty—till the kids come trailing Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Love and chil- FAR) dren moved to Borger last week 36-2c back in for some of mom's good cooking. where 0 C. will be employed by Mr and Mrs. Alton Johnson Phillips Petroleum Co. went to Wichita, Kans. Tuesday to Sgt. Arthur Patrick, nome sonic be with his sister Mrs. W. C. Koch weeks ago from service in Korea. Ajax 3 cans c!ie-anser OFFICF: SPACE FOR RENT IN 35° Womack Building. Contact W. C. whose husband is very ill of a leaves today to report to Ft. Sill, Womack at Quitaque or Silverton. heart condition, and has been in with about two more months of OpTPvt.: haiil I,ihsIoeey at.il ayou.adh. 11:c: ogQaerP5suaLe 1t1,1:. 35-tfc the hospital for a week or more. army service before he is up liu 2_11) jar imbell's Roy Burgess and Charles Daniel MAN'S RING FOUND At City Hall discharge. were Amarilla visitors last Friday —Owner may have same by iden- Virgil Patrick has gone to Col- Apple Jelly 33' Mrs. Bill Ebbs and son Carl tifying and paying for this adv. lege Station where he entered A Wayne of Plainview were Quitaque Mr. and Mrs. Griff Boyles and & M college to study for a veter- SOC vlstors Monday. daughter Louise of Sudan paid inarian career. He is the first CHRISTMAS CARDS: The Eastern the S. H. Kimbells a short visit young man from Quitaque that 21 oz. jar Star women will sell Xmas cards last Sunday. They were on their we know of, who has adopted this Salad Olives 55e to treat job for his future, and we can't again this year. It is time to get way home from a vacation, and smut. It gt your orders in for those cards with had visited a daughter and family, think of anything that we need your name imprinted. See them at Mr. and Mrs. Ira Guthrie at Ard- more here than a good vet. Since the Quitaque Flower Shop. more. Okla., and went on to Doc Chandler's health prevents 12-oz. bag Grayson County to see some of the him from practicing, the animals 35-tfc Van, Wafers 22 e Mrs. Lela Overstreet spent the old home places of Gaff's boyhood around have had to wait on vets week end in Amarillo visiting with days. He also saw some of the to come from a long distance se her daughters and their families. people he knew as a boy. They also Hope that Virgil will choose to !i- NEW FALL HATS—Come in and attended the Boyles Reunion at rate in Quitaque when he is quali- Ionic over our nice selection of new Childress on Aug. 31. fied to practice. Apricot Nect• 46 oz. can 35° dt tend fall hats, and choose yours before HELP WANTED: Nurses for hospi- Olin Patrick was here over the Litainiaththat tal. Experience not necessary. Good week end visiting from Del Rio. they are picked over. We have even oberrt some extra nice ones this season. opportunity for one interested in He has changed jobs and will be co., and they will conbinue to make —Rice Dry Goods_ 36-IC nursing and willing to learn. Qui- la bank inspector for a five-county POLITENESS POLICY and last of these are the same— !their home at Levelland. Among MIN, Minnie Mac Roberson and taque Clinic Hospital. area. Many American companies now "Be Polite." Others show the need --• be Mrs. Pearl Allen left Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crabb Sut (Roy) Patrick leaves Sunday have representatives abroad. For for tolerance, for learning the per4.porb:Lci "Ls,scaer,,,b(I p afternoon for Durango. Colo., to and children visited with the W. W. for Tech to enroll on his college IN APPRECIATION the most part these people are language, for being friendly, pa- deliver a new pickup truck to and Camas and other friends here over work. I Iwatit to express my apprecia- salesmen sellingAmerican-made tient and businesslike. It says, "If The Walter Patricks who have tion to all you good people for the goods and services. But they also you could pack only two things, been ranching near Pampa are many kind deeds, while I was in are selling America and its ideas. take with you Tolerance and wed trel moving to Farwell where he will the hospital at Lubbock and since Recognizing the need for an at- Friendliness." mosphere of amthnuedc I: se°tt,: WOODY . . Builder's hind be manager of a certified feed and coming home. The letters, cards, good will towards its . . The seed concern. And the Patrick flowers, and gifts are truly appre- spokesmen abroad, some forward- Try A Want Ad. — It Pays! ■ son-in-law, Ray Golden has taken ciated. Thank you, looking companies have begun to SALESMAN WANTED — Dissatis- EXCUSE ME, MADAM EUrt CAN YOU TELL 1 1 111 a position with the Stanollnd Oil Beth Starkey teach overseas employees to be fied with Farming' That is why WHERE I'LL FIND ONE OF TFIOSE FINE HOUSES - — liplomats. One of the most effec- E. W. Irwin, Texas, went into otlgfThhotueriEgr, BUILT WITH MATERIALS FROM tive jobs in this direction is being business for himself as a Raw- WILLSON & SON done by RCA International Divi- It igh Dealer. Now worth over )'eat. 7 sion of the Radio Corporation of $25,000. Similar opportunity now attTe America. which sells electronic available for you in Briscoe Coun- grade E Notice goods and services in all parts of ty if you have car and courage to the world. It has published a make a change. No capital need- town booklet entitled "So You're Going ed. Also other Localities available. ty the The Quitaque Clinic Hospital has been to Work Abroad for RCA." It lists Write Rawleigh's Dept. TXI-240- 17 commandments and the first 216A, Memphis. Tenn. 34 - 6 lies who approved for care of insurance and com- - - pensation cases by the Texas Hospital WeArive ,(:( Association. be: d:0:i lrt We have now in stock a new line of COMPLETE X-RAY Kitchen Ranges, the AND LABORATORY FACILITIES tysoodutkilhIla tr's Quitaque Clinic Hospital I New Furniture A HOME. TO LIVE in LIVING ROOM SUITES Rayon Frieze, Boucle, Tapestry and 0 Plastic Upholstered V Platform Rockers, Occasional, And Hostess Chairs In Dining Room Suites Ault 4.b.. - ,«X-S.17:4_ In Maple or Walnut Zaill1.11.111111.1111.11111* Chrome-Plastic Dinettes •• 4d1 3G'•0 TABLES Tier, End, Lamp, Step and Picture Window beDROOM OInInG KIT-010 , 10.•Gx91• CL LAMPS 91 1(12 14 x910 The Enterprise line is new to this area and we invite you to come in Floor, Table and Dresser CL and look them over. KITCHEN W A RE so PRICED VERY REASONABLE China, Silverware and Electrical C•4 Appliances FIVE SIZES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE CL LIV10G.tIm (No Trade-Ins) 2V-Oxl2 1.0 BE °ROOM C L 10t6x1V.0 WILLSON l'aiand SON CL (1". Sak,f1ASTiOsS,C;OLDtS1 557551 DfALENS IN DIE PANKANDLI" PHONE 64 J 411■6\-it. QUITAQUE, TEXAS - '

"WAIERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE " t. PHONE 123 TURKEY. TEXAN L _ s • Lai f sr. - KED SHAW. MGR. ■ •Cen 260 QU1TAQUE (TEXAS) POST THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 Seed Wheat City Grocery Bert Grundy Quitaque, Texas We have about 2000 bu. of good EARLY WICHITA SEED WHEAT CONSIDERATE — "I shall miss you while you are on your hunting trip, on hand at - dear," said the young wife affectionately, "and I shall pray that the hunters you are going with will do the same." $2.50 per bushel

We do not expect this to last through Crime: Specials for Friday & Saturday the wheat sowing season. Please see us as The big news In New York and soon as possible and let us know your re- this section of the country, out- Gladiola quirements and make arrangements to side of politics, has revolved get around the companionship racket Meal 10-lb hag 89 .1 them when you are ready to sow. that was flourishing in the "cafe society" walks of New York life. Many of the columnists have THEME PAPER, 10c size, 3 for 25c grabbed onto this expose and have talked about It almost daily Quitaque Elevat o in their columns. This makes good eansNorthern or Lima material for news stories and B No. 2 can — 2 for 25* Quitaque, Texas columnist comments because of the prominence of many of the It there is no one on duty at the Qultaque Elevator people involved. It also carries a CHILI, (No Beans), 1-Ib. can 39c Please can (COLLECT) 99 Turkey, Texas tremendous reader interest, since ■ it is a recognized fact that the downfall, demerits and shortcom- uice Grapefruit — No. 2 can ings of human beings has always J used contained sodium Flou-Ace- 08' FARM INFORMATION appealed to a large segment of tate (1080). human beings. The trouble is that L. R. ARMSTRONG Watch your okra plants for the the publicity value of these events Quitaque FFA Adviser BAKERITE, 3-lb can 79c plant lice (aplids). They infest the seems to diminish shortly after Mr. Mitchell, our high school flowers and tender 3)oc 1. Spray the original story breaks and the principal reports the crops in with black-leaf "40." whole matter is soon forgotten. Oklahoma are in worse shape The newspapers of this country than our crops here at Quitaque. CEREBRAL PALSY CLINIC AT could do a valuable service if they Bell Peppers lb 154 The Irrigated crops aren't up to LUBBOCK SEPTEMBER 22 would carry these matters con- par due to the hot winds. A clinic for the examination of cerning crime clear through to It is going to be time to plant FRESH TOMATOES, lb 19c cerebral palsied children will be the final conclusion and the pun- wheat soon if we get any moisture. held Monday, September 22, at ishment of the offenders. The fin- 11 you are going to use home the Cerebral Palsy Treatment al conclusion of the case and the th Chuck 45 grown see it would be a good idea Center, 3502 Avenue N, Lubbock. punishment meted out to the of- to treat those seed for kernel Specialists present to examine fender, if found guilty, should be Beef Roast or Arm smut. It is caused by a fungus children will be: Dr. E. T. Driscoll. of great importance to people who carried on the seed in the form Midland, Dr. R. Q Lewis, Lubbock, are interested in suppressing of tiny black spores. When the BEEF RIBS, lb 35c and Dr. R. E. Donnell, Plainview, crime. Publicity should also be seeds are planted, the spores are orthopedists; Dr. R. K. O'Lough- given to the progress of the planted too, and in the moist soil lin, Lubbock, neuropsychiatrist• handling of the cases and the they germinate with the seed. Dr. J. M. Reynolds, Lubbock, den- trials thereof. At the present taxpayers' pockets. It is indeed WHERE FUNDS FOR WILDLIFE is allocated to the state on the ba- The seedling stage of the plant tist; Dr. E. E. Moss, Lubbock, eye time, there are several television encouraging to know that the RESTORATION COME FROM sis of the number of licenses sold Is the Critical one because growth specialist; and Dr. J. D. Donald- shows dealing with true crime young people are vitally interested Funds for wildlife restoration and also on the basis of the Is fast and the tissues are young son, Lubbock, pediatrician. stories. Some of these are stories in stopping federal expenditures work in Texas for years have been state's area. The money reimburs- and tender. It's during this period Cerebral palsy, sometimes refer- that were developed in the hear- for these purposes. It has long attributed to the Pittman-Robert- es states for Federal-aid approved that the fungi can kill the plant red to as spastic paralysis or birth ing of the Kefauver Crime Com- been the rule in many communi- Son Act. This Federal law levies a projects. Three dollars of the Fed- even before it comes through the injury, is evidenced by the child's , mittee. Great detail is given to ties that a request for a federal special tax on sporting arms and eral-assigned money is allowed to ground. inability to sit or stand alone or the facts of the crime and the grant was fully justified on the ammunition. Another measure. every $1 of state game depart- Among the chemicals that can walk or hold objects at the age story usually ends with the of- grounds that if that community the Dingell-Johnson Act, which ment funds advanced for the par- be used to treat the seed me cop- these things are accomplished by fender being caught. Very little is didn't get the money some other similarly taxes sports fishing ticular purpose. per carbonate, Arasan, Spergou, the average child. Research has said about the punishment meted community might. The only way equipment, helps improve fishing. and new improved ceresau. shown that treatment is most ef- out to the offender and the price that federal spending can be The different states get back the FOR SALE: Three-room house Two main purposes for proper fective if started within the first that crime exacts. The catching stopped is for every community to amount collected from their with basement, three lots. See seed treatment, first it kills the few months of the child's life al- , of the criminal is sometimes less adopt a rule that the only justifi- sportsmen through the taxes. It Clyde Smith. 32-tie spores on the surface of the seeds though children respond to treat- than half of the task that faces cation for such a request is that SHERIFF'S SALE rate of six per cent per annum and second it kills the fungi in ment begun at a much later age. the state or the government. The the funds are indispensable for THE STATE OF TEXAS from date fixed by said judgment, the soil around the seed. Parents who plan to bring big job is the prosecution, the con- the survival of the community, The sandy land cotton looks COUNTY OF BRISCOE together costs of suit, that children to the clinic are request- viction and the, punishment. I that an extreme emergency exists, Much better in comparison to the BY. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF being the amount of said judg- ed to register the children at the sincerely hope that the publicity and that every effort will be made SALE issued pursuant to a judg- ment rendered in favor of said tight land. It will be where most Center before the date of the given the uncovering of what to repay the funds so obtained. ment decree of the 110th District plaintiff, intervener, and/ors of our cotton will come from this clinic. Information regarding the appears to be a vicious racket in Less Military Expenditures: im- year. The pulling is in full swing Court of Briscoe County, Tetras, pleaded parties defendant by the clinic may be obtained by writing the "cafe society" of New York The announcement by Secre- on Bud Bailey's place. He is get- by the Clerk of said Court on the said 110th District Court of Bris- Dr. Esther Snell, Director or call will not be dropped, but that the tary of Defense Lovett that mili- ting that first cotton before the 21st day of July A, D. 1952, in a coe County, on the 21st day of ing Lubbock 5-6541. whole story will be told to its final tary expenditures would level of grade detoriates. Also south of certain suit No. 1418, wherein The July A. D. 1962, and to me direct- • conclusion. It will open the eyes in the next fiscal year and that town in the Fairmont Communi- City of Silverton, Plaintiff, and ed and delivered as Sheriff of said Based on records of 1951, it is of many glamour-minded yourg our preparedness program could ty the farmeas have started to The State of Texas, The County of Briscoe County, I have seized, . predicted that during 1952 at least people who look upon New York be supported on a sustaining pulling. We are short a few fami- Briscoe and the Silverton Indep- levied upon, and will, on the first 2,500 Texans will be killed in traf- and its so-called "society circles" as basis is most heartening to those lies who are harvesting cotton. endent School District Impleaded Tuesday in October A. D. 1952, the fic accidents, and another 70,000 the land of milk and honey. A of us who have continually sought Are you troubled by Red Ants? Parties Defendants, and Nathan same being the 7th day of said injured. Economic loss from traf- complete expose of this situation economy. America does not want We had one hill by our back fence Montague, et al, The heirs of month, at the Court House door fic mishaps this year is expected can prove to these youngsters cheap defense, but by the same and Mrs. Scott Bolton gave it a D. G. Montague, deceased and of said Briscoe County, in• the City to pass $100 million. that all that glitters is not gold. token, every taxpayer wants value dose of ant poison and we haven't the heirs of L. A. Montague, of Silverton between the hours of Less P t received for defense dollars and been bothered since. Some poisons Married men should be masters deceased, to-wit: Nathan Monta- 2 o'clock P. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. A Junior Chamber of Commerce has the inherent right to expect it. you have to use more than once in their homes or know the reason gue; Merle J. Montague; Joe Mon- on said day, proceed to sell for in Virginia did an admirable thing Waste of tax dollar is inexcusable, to kill the young ones that hatch why, states a writer. At least most tague; Inetha Cantwell and hus- cash to the highest bidder all the the other day. They adopted a regardless of the department in out I suppose. The poison she of them know the reason why, band, Earl Cantwell; Florene Fitz- right, title an interest of said de- resolution condemning the prac- which it occurs. gerald and husband, Wayland fendant in and to the following tice of every community in the Grass: Fitzgerald; Lavelle Henderson and described real estate levied upon as country calling upon the federal Did you know that in the husband, James Henderson; Nelda the property of said defendant, government for grants, gifts and State of Texas, according to the Teeple and husband, Ray Teeple; the same lying and being situated other expenditures. The resolution latest Census of Agriculture (1946), approximately 77% of all lands in Roy Montague; Lorena Montague; in the County of Briscoe and State recognized that the bills for these Martha ,Hampton, Guardian of of Texas, to-wit: All of Lots Noe. • projects must come out of the farms is used for pasture (in the Panhandle areas about 63% is us- Rex D. Montague, a Minor; Addle One (1), Two (2) Three (3), Ten ed for grazing purposes); that ap- Montague; Dorothy Montague Sel- (10), Eleven (11), and Twelve (12) proximately 50% of all feed re- berg and husband, Harry Selberg; in Block No. One Hundred Four Dr. D. I. Haynes quirements for domestic livestock Robert Aubrey Montague; Linnie (104), in the City of Silverton, CHIROPRACTOR in the United States is provided Lucile Taylor and husband, W. C. County of Briscoe,,Texas. Turkey, Texas directly by pastures and ranges? Taylor; William Frank Montague; or, upon the written request of PHONES: Office 61 - Res. 107-J John James Ingalls, in his book, Ralph Leon Montague; Fannie said defendants dr Their attorney, "Health IS YOUR "Blue Grass," said, "It (grass) Montague; May Garrett and hus- a sufficient portion thereof to Most Priceless Possession" yields no fruit in earth or air. and band, Bob Garrett; Wanda Jacob- satisfy said judgment, interest, yet, should its harvest fail for a son; Myrtle Montague; Gid Mon- penalties and costs; subject, how- Get your Dearborn, M time .. buy single year, famine would depop- tague; Fred Montague; Opal Hyatt ever, to the, right of the plain- them on time! Select now while our KIMBLE OPTOMETRIC CLINIC ulate the world." and husband, Tommie Hyatt; tiff for any other or further taxes stock is complete. while models and Peggie Parkey and husband, Jack on or against said property that sizes you want are readily avail- DR. J. W. KIMBLE able. Buy now--have them paid out DR. 0. R. McINTOSH EASTERN STAR LADIES Parkey; Clyde Montague; Gertie may not be included herein, and when the first norther hits! Floydada, Texas TO PRESENT PLAY Moore and husband, L. L. Moore; the right of redemption, the de- Optometrists "Ladies in Danger," a 3-Act Mozell Carter and husband, Ralph fendant or any person having an STAY SAFE Mystery Comedy, will be presented Carter; Mayrene Betts and hus- interest therein to redeem the at the Quitaque School auditorium band, Johnnie Betts; Grant Mon- said property, or their interest WITH ,•Pnr urn Thursday, September 25, by the tague; Barney Brown; Lloyd 0. therein, at any time within two

World's finest, Safest Dr. J. E. Garner ladies of the Quitaque Eastern Brown; Reba Thomas and hus- years from the date of sale in the Gas Spore Heoie, band, Lee Thomas; Herbert manner provided by law, and sub- USE OUR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Star. Brown; Printz Brown; Clarence ject to any other and further Fsmoo. COOL SAFETY CAB- The cast is as follows: INET nevw gets hot on top, sides. LAY-AWAY PLAN Turkey, Texas Aunt Judy Cora Gragson Brown; Clinton Brown; Althea rights the defendant or anyone back or bottom—can't scorch walls Mrs. Carson Ina Mae Baird Hutchison and husband, John Hut- interested therein, may be entitled or drapes—permits against-the- chinson; Garland L. Brown; Leila to, under the provisions of law. wall installation. Gas-saving High- Mrs. Peters Jimmy Hunter Crown Burner and famous Glo- Sister Ester ____ Ruby Hamilton Brown; Gordon Montague; Mar- Said sale to be made by me to sat- met $10 I" DOWN Brite Radiants give you more for Paula Blackton Dot Anderson vin Montague; Geraldine Smith isfy the above described judgment. your money—more heat anti com- Ecly Weekly Payments WATCH REPAIRING and husband. Vinson Smith; Ro- together with interest. penalties fort at less cost! Seba Calhoun_ e Mary Lou Bailey We have the best Tools and Rhoda Oberlin Bernice Gates bert Jack Montague; Mrs. R. A. and costs of suit, and the proceeds Cow, My • Se/but vowytt-...v NOW, Newest Equipment Available. Clara Bennington __ Alice Arm- Selby and husband, R. A. Selby; of said sale to be applied to the Mrs. J. A. Montague; and Annie satisfaction thereof. and the re- QUICK SERVICE strong Lida Passman Agnes Wilson Montague Smith, Defendants, in mainder, if any, to be applied as All Work Guaranteed Nettie Kennedy Ruby Vaughan favor of said plaintiff, intervener, the law direets. Why Not Get the Best? Viola Wade Reba Hannah and/or impleaded parties defen- Dated at Silverton, Texas, this B & C Impement Co. dant, for the sum of Two Hundred the 10th day of September 1952. B. C. & W. R. Mohon A boss is a man who is late when Twenty-Four & 91/100 Dollars for Raymond Grewe BEN CHANDLER Quitaque JOE BEDWELL iewelers Turkey you are early, and early when you taxes, interest, penalty and costa, Sheriff Briscoe County. Texas

are late. with interest• on said sum at the band and hope to play before an as follows: Mrs. Wilson, home- QUITAQUE (TEXAS) POST THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1552 audience soon. "Pop Goes the room teacher; Mrs. McNeese, Eng Weasel" is one of our favorite re- I.sh; Miss Strong, reading; and cords. Mrs. Fahrenbruch, art and pen- manship. Third Grade: Lots of Tomatoes Nearly all of us are glad to be Eighth Grade: Crops back in school. We are happy to We may not be the largest class be with our friends again. in the elementary school building, There are thirty-three of us but we guarantee that you will "If you want to raise a crop for one this year. We are the largest class hear a lot about us during the in our school. A new classmate, present school year. year, plant corn. If you want to raise $2.00 per bushel Kenneth Christy, is among our We are not in politics but we a crop for decades, plant trees. If you number. Kenneth came to us from did have an election in our room Arkansas and we are all happy to last week. Our president is Bar- want to raise a crop for centuries, have him with us. bara Jo Taylor, vice president, raise men. If you want to plant a crop Get Them on Sundays and Wednesdays We shall try to do our very best. ,Yul'a McKay, and secretary-trea- work this year. surer, Bobby Brunson. for eternities, raise democracies." Patricia Allred became ill last Fourth Grade: Friday. We were a bit concerned David Hamm was selected as about her but she Is quite well Joe O'Neal news reporter for the fourth grade. and back in school now. Our enrollment numbers twen- Ours has been the privilege of C. A. Hawkins :3 miles south, 3 miles west of Silverton ty four pupils, ten girls and four- raising and lowering the Ameri- teen boys. can flag each day. INSURANCE AGENCY We are all very proud to see PHONE 76 the American flag waving high on "Believe It Or Not" the flag pole as we come to school Take any number above nine GARY ANDERSON FE-TED AT Quitaque Elementary each morning. ending in five or zero, such as BIRTHDAY PARTY AUG. 20 forty or forty-five, and subtract months, and White Rock records a ing the center stripe and warning Gary Anderson was honored by SCHOOL HERALD Fifth Grade: its digits from it and it will be 21 per cent climb. lines down the highways. his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alton "All of us can be leaders some Greetings from the Fifth Grade! divisible by nine. Anyone finding Makers of air conditioning equip- "We are all too prone to ignore Anderson on his 3rd birthday of the time if we learn to be good We all seem to have had a plea- a number which cannot be divid- ment are having their best sea- these warning stripes when we Aug. 20. Games and toys were en- followers most of the time." sant vacation and hope you did cd in this manner please notify. son, many leading makers being think we have even a half-chance," joyed by his playmates. Pictures First Grade: too. Now for some real work. Don Cross, c/o Eighth Grade, sold out on individual room cool- ! says Jack Kultgen, president of were taken throughout the party. We enrolled twenty-three stu- Betty Monk will be out of school Quitaque Elementary School. ers. the Texas Good Roads Association. Ice cream cones and cake were dents In our room last Monday. some time because of illness. Hurry Patricia Allred, Don Cross: Co- A sour note is introduced by the carried out in the color of blue seven girls and sixteen boys. Tues- and get well, Betty! editors "Sometimes when you are driv- effects of the drought on farmers ; ing along at 60 miles and white. day morning two more girls join- Our art class is trying to "keep I an hour, throughout the country. The Ag- have your companion clock you. Party go-ers were: Patsy and ed our lively group. ' cool" by drawing pictures of re- JUNIOR NEWS riculture Department has de- You'll be surprised at how many Tuesday afternoon some of us freshing drinks and foods. Judy Gunn, Kathy Martin, Ann The Juniors are having a hard clared that "disaster conditions" times you are facing death in the and Ricky Mosley of Turkey, were out of patience with our We had lots of fun last week time getting started off In school exist in 11 states. This makes! teacher because she hadn't even playing "three deep" during play matter of Just a few seconds," he Ronald and Brenda Barham of this year. Mr. Cross has made farmers in those areas eligible for said. Turkey, Janna Jones of Roaring taught us how to write. period. quite a few changes. We have prompt three per cent long-term Such carelessness last year Springs, Larry Bynum of Turkey, We are looking forward to a Last Thursday Yvonne Wise hour classes and our subjects are loans to help them bear the dam- caused a big percentage of the Coy Franks, Kathy, Jerry Don busy year. We know tnere is an brought us some pretty flowers. none too easy. We did have time ages of the dry spell. and Judy Gilbert, Kay Anderson awful lot to learn. but we are sure Melvin Cobb added a cactus plant to elect officers though. They are 206,000 motor vehicle accidents that killed 2.546 persons In Texas. of Quitasue, Glenda and Lynn we have what it takes to learn it to the growing things in our room. as follows: SAFER HIGHWAYS NEEDED Crowell, Steve and Jimmy Crowell, —if we can just remember to be a ' Pres., Patricia Barefield FOR HIGH SPEED CARS Don and Rosella Monk, Douglas, little quieter. Sixth Grade: Vice-Pres.. Laura Taylor How much clear vision should I desire no added blessing for the Billy, Oarry. and Ronald Tanner, Another year of school has Secretary, Mozelle Carter you have to pass another automo- coming year but this—that I may Bert and Beverly Purvis. Second Grade: started. We have twenty-four Treasurer, Buster Taylor bile when it is going 50 miles an do some good and lasting work Mrs. Guy Hammonds, Mr. and Now that vacation days are students who were here last year Reporter, Patsy Barbee. hour and you are going 60? and make my outward and inward Mrs. C E. Anderson of Quitaque, over, we are happy to be back in and two new ones. We also have This is one of the problems fac- habits less imperfect. grandparents of the honoree; and school. two new teachers this year. Mrs. WHAT'S BAD FOR SOME ing Texas highway planners in — George Eliot mothers of the guests included: There are eleven boys and seven Cross is our homeroom teacher IS GOOD FOR OTHERS their efforts to modernize Texas Mrs. Raymond Gunn, Mrs. Herb girls enrolled in the Second and Mrs. Fahrenbruch is our art The weather man has played an highways and make them safer . Martin, Mrs. Dale Preston Mosley, Grade. and penmanship teacher. especially prominent part in shap- They must make It possible for you Mrs. Perry Barham, Mrs. Bill Our room looks clean and color- The sixth grade Is the winner ing business this summer. The re- to see a half-mile ahead, or you Jones, Mrs. Leldon Bynum, Mrs. ful. The desks have been sanded in the "art dues" race. Our dues , cord hot spell has boosted sales of are taking a chance at passing Dr. J. U. Borum Jr. J. C. Franks, Mrs. D. M. Gilbert, and varnished, the cabinet, chairs, have all been paid in full, and on soda pop to all-time peaks. Pepsi- another vehicle traveling at a Mrs. Junior Crowell, Mrs. James and the paper basket have been time. , Cola sales have been running an mile a minute. OPTOMETRIST Monk, Mrs. Pervls, Mrs. A M. Tan- painted. We all hope you had a very plea- I estimated 20 to 25 per cent ahead With highways built for only oer. We are organizing a rhythm sant vacation and have many more of a year ago; a West coast drink two-lane or three-lane traffic, the 11116 ATUIUR E--NI to come. —Squirt—is running 30 per cent Highw ly Department has to de- ( ta Block Bast of Court Beare) ahead. Coca Cola, starting from a pend upon yellow paint to furnish Seventh Grade: I much higher base, has gained 10 the safety factor. Every year thou- Childress. Tessa Phone las fhe Seventh Grade got off to a per cent or more for recent sands of dollars are spent paint- good start this year. We have a ; Harvest Specials new boy, Melvin Christy. All other j pupils are back from last year. Some ol us are bringing "Petel to school. We now have a taran- tula owned by Calvin Austin. We At Rice's also have one plant, a geranium, but hope by the end of the first six weeks to have all our windows Production' for Freedom Week—S•pt•mit•r 7-13 tilled with plants and flowers. PARIS HOSE LADIES WASH Our program includes a daily health check for our hair, teeth, Full Fashioned. Dupont DRESSES —4•■-- —74U— —"is ll" Nylon, 15-denier, dark seam, ears, hands, fingernails, shoes, Special $1.98, $2.98 and bath. This check is made each —14— $1.00 Pair morning, after which we have our -- 111r— 8ti, and $3.95 pledge to the American flag. We have four teachers this year, PRINTS *A. Solids and Fancle. TOWELS Let's Talk Livestock By Ted Gouldy • Reg. 49c yd. Size 20 x 10 -- a good buy Fort Worth—A little known dis- 0, ease in swine, vesicular exanthe- *eat) Special :39c yd. 49c each ma, is causing a great deal of dif- garbage is alleged to be one of the 4111fiTt !44) • Cotton Krinkle principal sources of spread of the Men's White disease. C repe It has been known in California ficulty in the hog industry and Floral Design Handkercihiefs some drastic steps are being taken Reg. 69c yd. 10c each fy both federal and state officials to stamp it out. Special 49c yd. The disease has quite similar symptoms to the dread foot-and- EVERYTHING mouth disease, but the mortality COTTON CREPE rate is relatively low. Feeding raw Solid Colors FOR YOUR for many years and recently has Eeezeirec Pottier Reg. 43c yd. spread into the middlewest. Quar- HARVEST NEEDS antines have been put in effect in Special 35c yd. marry sections and embargoes on PRODUCTION FOR FREEDOM shipment of live hogs except for Sacks, Knee Pads immediate slaughter at points having federal ante-mortem and (America must produce more and more to stay free! And the key to that DISH CLOTHS post-mortem inspection have been Good Grade Duck vital production is an abundance of electric power. With only six per cent of Largo she •Aaced in effect by nearly a score of states. the world's population and only a small fraction of the world's natural 1 Oe each Gloves, all sizes Kansas City reported no hog resources, American workers ... utilizing enormous quantities of electrical receipts Monday because of one of 'hese embargoes. It was reported energy ... produce nearly half the world's goods. Our New Fall Merchandise is here for you market were under quarantine. That abundance of electrical power is provided by the heavily taxed. However, both state and federal to look over — more is arriving daily — officials are on the alert In all privately owned electric companies financed directly or indirectly by the visit us often, we'll he happy to show you parts of the country. savings of private citizens. Since 1945 those privately owned companies have our new St Joseph and Omaha had pre- viously been temporarily closed spent 510 billion to increase the nation's electric productive capacity 50 per COATS --- DRESSES — HATS and the yards and pens cleaned cent. and in 1954 another $8 billion will step up generating capacity 100 and cl.sinfected. St. Joseph report- per cent. PURSES SKIRTS — SHOES ed Monday that in some of the territory near that market, t Here in West Texas, your electric service company by 1953 will have And lots of new Fall Piece Good 'Ight quarantine was imm rent Community sales in Minnesota. increased its capacity for production 151 per cent since 1945. Yes, the Kansas and some other parts of privately owned elionc companies have proved their ability to provide more the country have been temporarily and more and more E!ectrre Power for Pro,,,ct,o., for closed. Freedom. No definite outbreaks in 1.1.- Rice Dry Goods SJuth and Southwest have been West Texas Utilities 'THE STORE OF PERsoN at. 'ERN ICE" reported and at present the it t Hit r HEIT %HU t. trouble serats to be centered mate- Company y along the River Markets of It:. :nldwest