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FIRST llllllllklHvltHHlBBSHlHv'illlHLflEIIIH COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL OF GEORGE W. LITTLEF1ELD SERIES KHL j TjgaFiitfcIIIIE8fiKIMBaMMiiyTWH.ir lllllllillllllllllllllllliU fBv7kHIIIIIIIIIIIIIB LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS Bb-Jh'- fcMluBBBBBBwSpjiH(BWiwB. lllllllllillllllllllllllllllBjT i4kt1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH nnniiiiiiiiimjBHry wBi&m&f'T yMKmti hbbbbbh tin hibbbh JYOUR COINS NOW BY PLACING YOUR nsammt. 'fflW ORDER WITH THE LITTLEFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE VKV ! .in. mELJr "lP"Mfc6tMw3 VR ft' ; Dorothy Powell 30th Annual Earth Rodeo famed County Agent EVERYONE loves a barbecue, siikI those young cowbojs are no exception! Kory Koonlx and Tripp Townsend. both MrejDoraAar Powell or Silvcrton has Graduated in 1971 with a bachelors 3. enjoy the NT NMrttf !e new Lamb County degree in home economics education comforts of the showbarn floor MjpiH Afmt (Home Economics). During her college career, she was during the annual rodeo barbecue at Karth during opening night MIWM named to the dean's list and also chosen "tlif.. inert was made by Thursday. for Phi Kappa Phi, a national academic Prior to that, the Earth iltifftwtfy Jwfce J. T. Sides and Mrs. Hoping Club's mr V SF Sjt W .H honor society. Mrs. Powell is also a float, "Making the J itMN B, CHwford of Lubbock, Host member of the American Home of a Had Situation", was ptrfc&ftgent fcr.tfce Texas Agricultural cjien first place. Highlight Economics Association and is an officer of the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIllllllViHiMv'iSilQBK!& ntileo was coronation of in the District 2 Association of Exten- ecnl the SlW Lynn Bowermon, the roden Dawn, Bran-sni- mMifilrs. sion Home Economics. queen. the Lubbock County right. Second kfe MttVM In her new position, she will work with ?yi5ilt(''illllH8 and first itinners-u- p were Kelly Ha den Extension agents Buddy Logsdon and mWWKKOiiD'hJSii. j anil Wendy agrt Is a native of Duncan, Jim Kuykendall and specialize in Branscum, and last iTlt.iw queen. Karen Smith, MM jMdmtcd from high school conducting educational programs for ear's placed the on OHM. As a youngster, she homemakcrs and young people in home erimn Dawn's hat. ee other photos inside. (Staff 4-- (Mb. member for four years. economics and related areas. Plintns hv Joella Lovvorn) Ptwwl attended Lubbock The new agent is the wife of William and then transferred D. Powell Jr., and the couple will live in She was Uttlefield. Cointy Cancer Society IL&MB WW fo Sponsor 'Swim-A-Tho- n'

Opinty Chapter of the card with him to the Swim-A-Tho- An Casier Society will be adult will watch the swimmer and ,4iiSvlm-A-Tho- n For Can- - validate his card, verifying the number of laps he or she swam. The swimmer VOLUME 52 NUMBER 23 LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974 2 SECTIONS 14 PAGES will then collect the money from his I I YimmmIPSSr- - elder folks to-o- from sponsors. nty are invited to Pjirvjial recognitions will be given tc tint, which will raise thcAwImmer who swims themost laps, W TAX INCLUDED - JM research. 'Money the simm&rwho,has the most spon- hon will be added to sors, and the swimmer who brings in the 'repil money in an effort most money. high goal for the Miss-JJeht- e emphasizes that "(his is ttwtf itMlifying the county for not a timed .'contest, or anything like CowBelles To Provide Beef For 3 Girlstown Campuses OotMi Adpwernent Award," states that simply an event to complete as Dame, project chairman. many laps as possible." house y secure a Swim-A- - Parents of children under 18 must sign The Texas CowBelles, a statewide TowBelle organization, the Pomona Hlover Packings Co. in Amarillo for nniversary open Saturday on the campus of Girlstown. Ctttf Awn Miss Llchte, any of her i he card, authorizing the child's par- organization Of wives of cattlemen and CowBelles. processing. other women The gift of beef came on the eve of the mtiwers. ueiinaa bearing ticipation. interested in the promotion The statewide organization plans to Glover's will provide the slaughtering of beef, has informed U.S.A. '"ith Anniversary of the establishment of Vttttta'MMw.'or by contacting the Crescent Pool will be donating the pool Girlstown, supply enough beef for all three and processing and Texas State l that a committee on 'he Whiteface campus, celebrated on the er pfMiMt, Joclla Lovvorn, at hat evening, and the participants may "Beef For Girlstown campuses one at Borger, Technical Institute students will supply flirlstown" date of the opening of the new swim free has been appointed to see one at Austin, and the campus at the cutting and wrapping. 'act that .July 13 Kadi ifriwwi1 first takes his card to For further information, contact Miss girls are provided beef dinners for Whlteface one vear. A letter from Texas CowBelles to The Saturday celebration featured iptMn, who pledge a certain t.ichle at G after 5:15 p.m., or furt According to Texas Marshall Cooper, director of Girlstown muded lours of followed mmy per lap, then bring his .Inella Lovvorn at 3854481 before 5 p.m. CowBelles the campus, by wntf Included on the committee is Mrs. President Mrs. Tom Henry of Happy, at Whlteface, stated that there will be a in entertainment program and '&&&&&&& Susan Head, president of Littiefield's wo beeves have been taken to the representation of CowBelles at the 25th crowning of Miss Girlstown 1974 Foster Parents Providing Home For Neglected Children

" Hv MI.AII HODGEHS "A stable home situation and people panionship dolcscent children are hard to place Hpv Benny Goss and his wife Wanda who arc genuinely interested and have Foster care isn't an easy inroad to fler growing up in circumstances that had talked about applying for a license love to give are much more important adoption, either, especially in the case of lead lo needing foster care, these lo become foster parents for years. A than fancy clothes and money and big infants Almost always there is a long children are almost always disturbed vear ago they even picked up ap- houses." he added. list of adoptive homes available with n adolescent girl is the department's plication papers. Then in May they "It's a rough row to hoe," Coleman parents waiting who have gone through-regula- r biggest problem when it comes to visited relatives with a little old said concerning foster care. "We don't adoptive proceedures. placement girl who had been placed in their pick up normal kids." The children who Under certain circumstances, foster custody after being abandoned. need foster homes are usually parents can adopt an older child after In situations that just don't work out, "She was so sweet," Wanda said. "As physically abused, emotionally providing care for a year Even then he department will take a foster chili LITTLEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Cheerleaders will soon as we came home we got those distubed, and sometimes mentally there is a probation period SIT' PHFTS. Page r, relarlled, &.-.-:- . ct their annual cheerleading clinic, beginning papers and filled them out and turned even though the retardation y afternoon at 1 p.m. The clinic will continue them in. "Benny's relative couldn't keep may e cultural. L'i'tlHMM h July 19 from 1 to 3 p.m. daily, and a fee of $8 will Ihe child because of a conflict in her own Foster care presents many problems. charged. Anyone of school age may enroll. family. The little girl had a old Sometimes five to eight children from r- wm9rw&ft leaders are, left to right, Kathy Hagerty, Susie sister We were hoping we would get one family needs homes. Sharla Grant, Shebra Johnson, Kathy Elliott, both of them, so we applied for two Foster parents can specify the ages, Purdy and Susan Cristan. (Photo by Cotton's children " sex and race of children they will accept of Cisco) They didn't get the little girls. But Into their Jipmes. Some people specify I hey now have their first foster child a they will take a boy 3 to S, or a girl 6 to IK 12 Some people child to lillle boy with laughing eyes and dim- say they want a ii.,1S:: pled arms and legs to lavish a lot of love lie a companion to their own children. on This is a mistaken idea, according to ty Oil Production "Tho only reason we didn't apply Coleman "Children who need foster homes do not make good companions - sooner is because we don't know if we & 17 com- - j4 ill can stand to give them up," Wanda said. They are the ones in need of Pi The Goss family is just the type foster 2,166,257 Barrels parents the Texas Department of Public Welfare is looking for. at . St UK of production at 100- - "The decline in production indicates The social service worker for Lamb Home Owners JKLL maximum effective l he basic task of the state's oil men the County, Bill Coleman, started recruiting t Texas oil fields, a more extensive development of Texas foster parents in this area about a year liKi of .said I he Association's president, barrels fields." ago There are now three licensed foster May File tale's all-tim- e record Sherman Hunt, a Dallas independent homes in Littlefield and another in the r of 1972 occurred producer "But if Congress will adopt process of being approved. economic policies to encourage the Coleman said his unit recently took For Exemptions in 1973 amounted to search for new fields, we feel this trend custody of 28 children In one month. barrels, tops among can he clanged." Until these area people signed up as Persons G5 years or older, who lacing states and Despite the drop in production, the oil foster parents, neglected or abandoned live in Ihe Lit'tlefleld Independent of total U.S. children here had to be placed through ercent I hat was produced last year in 203 of the School District and who desire to rding to statistics departments in Lubbock, Amarillo or for residential stale's 254 counties was valued at some make application nil aUm 4 x .jT Lf!Myfi Oil & of approximately other centers. homestead exemption of $3,0M an increase ""'"'..ii- t3L:jir ,.ZJiiuMBlitWm "Foster parents don't have to be rich for 1974 - sftxi-mlllio- over the value of oil assessed taxable value 'fc iitt h vfer or have big houses," Coleman said. mtJ' ch has had recorded produced in 1972. This increase partially srhmil (axes, may make i A big last year produced reflects Ihe increased prices paid for heart with love to offer means In person at the Lit much more TaxAssessar-Collciior- N t at the rate of 397 some Texas crude oil during the latter than economic status. llcNcId School In 1973 Stability is the thing that these children reduction larl of 1973. office at 418 l.FD Drive ty's production total are missing and need. in Minefield. MRS. BENNY GOSS, Sheila, Curtis and Dialith play with year to 12,166,257. In addition to larger payments to Xpplkatlens will be accepted one of two foster children who have joined the Goss corded production, royalty owners, the higher prices also COUNTY ASCS now through Aug. 9. family at 401 W, 4th. The newest addition of the family to ! some 36- - have been reflected in the state comp- Proof of age wW be required. came the Gess home late Thursday. produced Open today from 1 to 5 p.m. The Gosses are approximately 36- - troller's reports of increased severance one of the three licensed foster parents in this area. total. taxes paid by the oil men of Texas. For Acreage Certification (Staff Photo)

IT?gS PAGE 2, SECT ON ONE, THE LEADER-NEW- S, UTTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974 of Mercedes were when a family gathering was LINDA ANN COBLE, Jim Pcnn Cook of Van Horn MISS hold ike Mrs Hen visiting friends here Thurs- nl Sanford near were also here. who has a civil service Haskell from last Wednesday U.S. Air day The ladles arc sisters WEEKEND GUESTS of Mr. position with the lo Friday. Others attending the anil are the daughters of the Dclton Jones were Force has been visiting In I and Mrs late Judge and Mrs. E. A. wore Ihc Eddie Best family tmFELD their daughter, Mrs. Hilda home of her grandparents, Bill Fore nnd also Roth Mr. and Mrs Pcnn and the Mrs. F. It. Coble the Bills sssa and Trimmler and son David of Mr of Fore's daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. " L,Mrn former members nasi, .. I past few weeks. For the past are .,vvk NEWS Plalnvicw school family and now JUDGE AND MRS. Pat vcar she has taught Physical I at leach in the schools in Mer- , Mrs. Boone Education on the base RHODA PRICE 385-49- 57 RooneJr and Pat of and after cedes Timmons is editor Annual Coffman Sr , entertained at their ranch Zama. Japan, fljj the Amarillo Globe-Time- J home near Elida, N.M., last reluming next month, she will While here Penn attended a Sunday, when approximately go to Okinawa where she will LT COL L. regular meeting of Littlefield tonauctea At Lw660f Mrs. i and J. Donna Smith) of Shreveport, MRS M J Stephenson 7.i were in attendance. It was leach Miss Coble is the Robbins of Rotary Club. They agreed Austin have been La is visiting her father, Ray i Mary Jane Cocn) and Hie 41st annual reunion of the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Levi ENOCH- S- The annual late Littlefield 2f M, miosis in the home of his Smith, Rachel of Ponce, of Buchanan Lake, unanimously that SJRracs JfS at Spade and her daughter descendants of the late Coble Jr , Mr and Mrs. T. W. Coffman Coffm, ,., mother. Mrs C. 0. Robbins visiting in was one of the best looking grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Puerto Rico arc the William P Littlefield nnd is formerly of Littlefield. family reunion was held July 4 Plninvi , "c nnd Mrs. Olene small towns they have visited sister. Gibson. Hob Smith She had been home of her mother, Mrs. J. held each year at the ranch Enroulc to Japan she wil' visit at the Clapp party house in w.ii.- - .. ' ti They also visited his brother, visiting her brother, Mr. and R Cocn and her brother, Mr. home, which was built in 1884. friends in California and recently Lubbock ;'"T 'M0ii: Mr Wesley N. fnmilv of bbta and Mrs Ollcy Robbins. Mrs Gary Smith at Sulphur nnd Mrs. Bob Cocn of Olton. Hawaii. REV AND MRS. Mrs. Pat Boone and her late Following the noon meal, Mr nnd MR AND MRS. Beryl Springs, while Her son Stephen is attending a McCullough of Daniel nnd family will leave Mrs rJ and there their husband Pat Boone Sr., were MRS MIKE Clarence Coffman gave the mnn nt t..i. . " Harris a week's and children, Annelle, father came on a business trip summer camp for boys at hosts to group until his Canyon spent Tuesday night Sunday afternoon for the welcome. He played the Mrs 1 Jim Rob and Charley returned and she Kingsland. Stephenson, who is vacation at Sandy Beach, Like Ann rj, accompanied him death, and since then Judge and Wednesday with her guitar, sang a song he com- Family home Wednesday after home with Con- Al Brownwood at Brownwood. and a, Black is a sergeant in an accountant and Mrs. Boone have assisted parents. Mr and Mrs. posed, nnd Ray Cunningham spending ana d J several days with his Oil Co will join his He is pastor of First United he armed forces and is tinental , I mother Relatives came Cha in tiers. wat heir brought the devotional, ami Mrs mother. Mrs Jewell Harris. presently stationed at Wichita on June 23rd and they will AND MRS. Ewing Methodist Church, nnd will fill MickejR from Albuquerque, N.M., MR "God's Formula for Peace-Wo-rry familv Hi is principal of Keller High Falls come here for a visit before guests Hie pulpit this Sunday as well of Rantu Austin. Oklahoma, Portales, ThaMon had as their over nothing, Pray School and is a former MRS L. the family to Puerto I he following Sunday ROBERT Lewis returns N M . Bryan, and Roswell, Monday night, his nephew, as principal of Littlefield High about everything, and be of College Station at Bryan Rico NM Mr and Mrs. John Bailey of BODIE LYMAN, son of Mr. School thankful for everything." Mrs returned home Tuesday after MRS BELLE DOW MR AND MRS. L. D. Pate Clyde They have as their and Mrs. Bill Lyman of Grace $wj MRS PAT BOONE SR., and -- i n lenday visit with her sister, recently returned home from returned home last Friday houseguest this week, their Hereford, is spending a few .Jimmy of l& Mr and Mrs. The afternoon was spent Frank Hayne Judge and Mrs. Boone a three weeks visit! with her days with his nnn Mrs Harrold Pat Jr. from a week's visit with granddaughter. Jennifer grandparents, i pent Wednesday in Roswell, playing 42, taking pictures, Her son. Tommy is remaining daugher. Mr and Mrs, P. L. relatives at Pauls Valley, Bankston of Hereford. Mr and Mrs. Ben Lyman Sr. i.evennnd N M . with Mrs. Boone's Calif, and the youngsters enjoyed for an extended visit with his Ward at San Jose, They Okla and were guests in the MR AND MRS. Loyd MRS BILL FORE and sisier-in-law- . Mrs. Arthur swimming. Mr cousin. Pat Boone IV, and her were guests in her home and home of her mother, Mrs. Spencer have as their guest, children. Kevin and Kyle of and Mm llison They were ac- with them. Coffman of Hm son. Randy, is visiting his she returned While Jessie Ivy l heir grandson. Blaine Cox of Conroe. are visiting in the companied by her grand I cousin. Mr and Mrs. Mike hey were here, Mrs. Loyd MISS Glyndcnc Spencer left Shallowntcr home of her husband's All the Coffman children family. Mr andfci laughter. Mrs.'Mike Quails of Quails at Sowell of Worth Portales. Fort also last week for a two-da-y visit . MRS ELOUISE COX and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack wore present, except Mrs. numan and Portales. N.M n MRS BOB SMITH was visited in her home. Mrs. with her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. son. Mr and Mrs. Steven Cox, Fore Other guests in their George Henderson from Azle. Uimesa and tm GEORGE WHITE I) ;in dismissed from Methodist Sewell is Ward's sister and she James Recton at Dallas and arc attending a reunion of the home arc two other grand- There were 7G family mem BavIessnfPtwiu. Icrwcnt surgery at Methodist Mrs Hospital in Lubbock, Monday. is a former pioneer resident. then went on to Austin where Cox familv this weekend at children. Eddie and Ixmorn hers present Mr and Mrs. Chester Qfcjgi Hospital in Lubbock, Wed- Mr, She had been a patient for ten Mrs. Dow's children, and she is visiting in the home of Merkcl Best, children of Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Coffman of Morton, family of Big SpnrjJj nesday Mrs Elwood Dow of New davs. suffering from a heart her sister. Mr. and Mrs. David MRS PAUL TIMMONS of Ed Best of Fort Worth. They heir children, Mr and Mrs. nnd Mrs' Ray OjSx' MRS JAMES BLA0K ailment Haven. Conn., and Mr. and Bawcom. Amarillo and Mr. and Mrs. accompanied the Fore's home David Coffman and children nnd son from VtaMffiitl --Jikt

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1M" 33! FAtM,! wuwoii " News uata about our Lamb County Neighbors in BaBaBaBaBaBaBsVPrBSkf' flBeaBaBeasean lOAUNDAR BsKliHkQILLBeU Mi i m 9aH AMHERST Y.JULY 25 SHOWICIl m -- BBBBBBBBBLBBT HBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW lBBBBBSSBVI AL LBBBBBBBBBBBBBVBBBBBV JaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBv feBaaaB MRS. LESTER LA BBBBBBBBBBB ivaJ'JM Gtaeener wilt be k: GRANGE i SfMtlc Baptist K WHaWi;iaBBBBH BBBBBBBBbHTBBBbV 'fe iTiy 416- 3336 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB1BBBBB ch(Nm 8 :30p.m. and,:!relatives arc MR, AND MRS. Charles parents, the Jack Wlngos of HHBIbW aJtaflBta'BBBBBBHIBBBHBBBBBS MR AND MRS. David sei'H Mixon represented the Minefield for the Fourth of tlLss'lr 'HaaaawPr Paskausky of Groton, Conn, CflHtoy Amherst Lions Club at the Tuly in Ruidoso. All and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith Lions Club International MRS. J. W. Chatwcll, Kim and Melodic of Houston Convention in San Francisco and Monte were In Santa Howemakers Fe arrived Thursday for a visit last week. Other Lions and for the weekend. with their mother, Mrs. E. E. their wives joined MICKEY '.BOUGHT TO YOU BY those from and Steven Smith and other relatives. Littlefield for the chartered Brantley of Albuquerque are O.E SUMNER of Carlsbad, bus trip. She reports that the visiting their grandparents, I N M died last week. His Lh89E9KiN'!t trip was a great success. Mr and Mrs. Harry Brantley sister-in-la- Mrs. Effie STANLEY MILLER visited and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Veach. was unable to attend his aunt in San Diego Holland Sr. earlier the services there. He was a this month. He MR AND MRS. vbbmebsbssbL, visited Jack Veteran of World War I and an Disneyland and other places Yarbrough vacationed 'iiHBBHiBakLiLidBBBBBBBBBBH ' last early-da- y member of the of interest. week with their daughter, " Amherst Baptist Church. He nHbbbbVHbMbbbbbbbbH'':bbbbbbbbbbbbB' HsecrkL y MRS. S. D. HAY of Mrs. Jim Simpson bbbbbbbbbbW iiu Sudan and family died on his 81st birthday. j and her nf Richardson in Twinney aBBBBBBBBBBBBaV 'BBBBBBBBBBBbK.' granddaughter, MRS A. J. Mote and Cassle Laurie Richarz of San Canyon, Northern New arc visiting Colorado where A. ''ILbbK '.BBBLK': Francisco, had lunch Mexico. with J and Butch are employed in aBaBaV ' Mrs. Walton Macmanus and MRS. RUTH ORBISON of fJj, HHnK ffaBBHaBBBBBBBBBBT the harvest. Mrs. Butch Mote Mrs. Lcnorc La Corpus Christ Grange, returned home and baby are visiting her ant rAnni. Wednesday. after i a visit with her ONA VEACII sister, parents at Hugo, Colo. Mrs. WALLACE" GUESTS in the H.iRoles Mrs. Eli Young J. and Mr. Nell McDaniel Is operating the home last week was his son Young. FURNITURE THAT Blossom Shop while Mrs. Mote from Santa Fe, N. M. MRS. IVY WtVERGOES Ona Veach Celebrates PATTON of is away ' (WT MR. AND MRS. Carlsbad. N.M. Is visiting OF STYLE Glynn her MRS, BILL TAYLOR went Brandstatt, daughter, Mrs. Hazel TW (rouble witfi many Christy and Davis back to her, eye surgeon in Douglas went with and family. ims we buy these days is Her 80th Birthday her Lubbock Friday for a check- wttiey Man go out of up. She underwent surgery a JOKI.LA I.OVVORN Sumner of N. tyje, ami we are cither left lv Carlsbad, M., Olton HD Club Holds Meeting Tew weeks ago. Mrs. Bill Mrs. Ona Veach has seen Audrey McGoy of ith MfMtMflg we don't Seymour, Taylor of Muleshoe took most of this country grow into Lloyd OLTO- N- Mrs. Melvin Lvnn Jr. ke we feel T. Smith of Earth, Estus Bowermon, county to wienvore.or Souter hosted of her Lubbock. h,mm4 to replace it. the productive area it now is, Smith of Redding, Calif., and a meeting extension agent from Lit- Olton Home PAT BLESSING of San MRS. I) NNY JOE BUTLER you re a since she came here in 1923 Willie Smith of Lubbock. Demonstration tlefield presented a program h smart - Marcos was here Monday for when the Halsell Ranch was Club Tuesday. Following a titled. "How I- Use buven vou'll find That his cousin's. Doyle Tapley, first broken into farm land. short business session, the last Blender That Sat On The Shelf lilure'is one of the funeral services. The Edwin The Gidtown native meeting of the club year, For Years". Having Corder-Butle- ngs that doesn't Kathy Turner named a Halls of Austin accompanied r relcbrated her 80th birthday officers for the coming year number of Dos for o, out of stvle. and Don'ts him. He. too, was Doyle's with relatives Wednesday, were installed by Mrs. Lester the device, can you be a smart she served a cousin. and she's hoping to add On Dean's List Kennedy. "Peachy Fizz e buyer? How can as demon" MR.ANDMRS.B.L.Briggs several more years to her stay Mrs. Alva Kersh was named Oration. get furniture that Miss are at home in the Church of Vows Exchanged in Lamb County. Kathy Turner, 1972 president. Italian cream o out of stvle' cake and soft Christ parsonage following She was born in Gidtown salulatorian at Littlefield Assisting her will be Mrs. V. drinks were served to one wr sThe secret is to buy High School, their July first wedding at the Miss Glynna 1894 has been named J Trusty, vice president; visitor. Janine Corder Texas Tech University where well-ewiane- July in. and with her Mrs. David Sams, and witure that is d. in church. They went to Six became of husband came to their new the spring semester Dean's Mrs. Ray Gabehart, members present. the bride Danny he majored in personnel Furniture of I Flags for their honeymoon farm nine miles of Innor List at the University of secretary; Mrs. Homer Curry, Joe Butler in a double ring management. He was a end design never goes out north trip. Littlefield. near Rocky Ford, Texas at Austin. council delegate; Mrs. Walter Next meeting will be held ceremony Friday night at the member nf Delta Sigma Pi, an f style. And let us quickly She is the MRS. BUDDY ALLEN and home of in December 1923. She says daughter of Mr. Struve. alternate delegate; Sept. 3 in the home of Mrs. O. the bridegroom's international business M I hat yeu can get good her daughters Tamy Lee and parents, hey made their first crop in and Mrs. Bill Turner of and Mrs. V. O. Harrold, T Crosby. Mrs. Bowermon Mr. and Mrs. Wayne fraternity. Dan is presently mbm i any period Mrs, Day, Colby It's Mlanta. Turner is a former reporter. was with Steve and Butler of Littlefield. employed by the Boy Scouts of tf period 1924. and were the first to the club for her last the that counts, Leader-New- s. Kari nf Ruidoso visited her Troy build a house on publisher of the Roll call was answered with meeting. She is moving Gardner of the High- merica as an executive for at, "taw the furniture is land bought to A iunior accounting major, a suggestion. "A Use I Have Lubbock parents this week. Mrs. Bob way Church of Christ in Lit- he George White District. meeived. from Halsell. where her husband is "I And. good Payne. Jan and Ann of r Her husband, J. P. Veach, Miss Turner transferred to the Found For My Blender." Mrs. already employed. tlefield officiated for the ..V' ff?n is net) necessarily University in Seagraves and Mr. and Mrs. ceremony. whom she married July 27, January from Honor attendants were pensive, It's' not the College Phil Baker and James Ray of 110 at Jean in Young County, ustin in Sherman. leana Price of San Antonio, Aee as much as the Merkel were here Wednesday. The bride is the daughter of farmed until he died Dec. 31, Society Makes Donation maid of honor, and Terry Lee eieeftton. MR AND MRS. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corder of l').i2 Anton OES Hobbs of Dallas, best man. gflajrt, is seed design in Blessing were in Amarillo for Lubbock. She is a 1973 Mrs Veach lived in Mexico fajltttrt? First, it's Chapter Meets The Llano Estacado" reader and films for the of her eye check-up- . Thursday. araduate of Dunbar High for two months while she was use Following the wedding armiur that Genealogy Society presented local and area genealogists to MR. AND MRS. Marshall School of Lubbock, and has 12 vears old, and says her ercmony. a reception was what it's ANTON Anton Chapter a check to the Lamb County use to trace family histories, Edwards of Cleburne visited been employed by Aetna Life held for wedding memories nf that country arc " the party and perjforjiis HG Order of the.Eastern StaiC' Memorial Library Fund, .. by way of microfilm available Amherst friepds Friday, They nnd,Casyality in Lubbockr 'friends. ' 1Mfwa'iit ;is vjvid today as they werje ;; rumaV well-in- d Js rnct'in" the Masonic Hall Julytf"" Friday. inrougn other lending were guests of his parents' the back then. She reminisces The bridegroom is a 1969 wutifuTteifak'atit the 4. with Worthy Matron' Making the presentation for , libraries throughout the Glenwood Edwards in Lit- fter the honeymoon, the about how beautiful the uraduate of High tme lime, It1, has good Murriel Landers opening the the Society was Mrs. John E. United States. tlefield. Littlefield couple will be at home at 612-- country is and how completely School and 1973 nes. ha".' color and chapter in the cast in short Siehlik. and Norma Phillips , "This was the aim of Mrs. EMERY BLUME is a graduate of Austin in Levelland. different it is from this ture. form. was the instigator of the Phillips and the Genealogy recovering from major country. She recalls Design is perhaps the Worthy Patron Sid Landers presentation. Society when it was formed," surgery at Methodist Hospital memories of the citrus or- lost impertaMt'elcment in led the group in Pledge to the The check has been stated Mrs. Stehlik. in Lubbock early this week, it chards and how they smell, KIRBY VACUUM trnihtre, As Snc expert Flag. designated to the historical was reported. and of bananas growing on ice !W. "Design is the Past Matron Eva Waters portion of the library, directed Anyone wishing to donate to GUESTS of his father, A. A. stalks in trees. SALES AND SERVICE rfierewce between beauty was escorted to the east by to the local history l his fund are asked to contact Tomes and his brother, Keith Her stay there was "before nd new beauty in any Margaret Reed and Worthy specifically. the librarians or V. M. and family this week, are Texas-Mexic- o Revolution" Record Center nf fHrnitare." 'he Matron Murriel It will be used to start a fund Peterman for further in" Gerald Tomes and family Pat's :e which she says was "over in Landers MWHaBBVBBMHHMHHHBWBHHMHBM T Me ferpitwc of good presented her with a to purchase a microfilm formation. from Paris, Texas. I91fi " Past te'yfet help in Matron's certificate. aim "d She is a member of Park- lecHf furniture you can A Resolution of Respect was view Baptist Church, and says ijny for years to come, read in the memory of Juanita he doesn't get to attend much op in here. Klescl which was a member of now because of her failing the chapter. 1 1 evesight SedelVs Kut Hut Jfti IdKact Her two sons and one Visitors were Marie Toombs daughter Lit- - Pt,one 385-37- 50 reside in from Morton Chapter 741. tjlOUX lef ield They are A. W. Vpach 1 PrpSeiltS TWSWMG& For Appointment and Kennedy Veach. and A program of Patrotic g by ROFFLER k$kff 1M to 6:00 Mrs. Lorene Harms. Theme was given by Worthy S365 She still has three sisters Matron Murriel Landers and MstM bVCIAbU and three brothers, Effie Worthy Patron Sid Landers $ J j -- Veach of Amherst, Ruth recognizing our holiday July 4, lfiiMfav' W0 BBa'iii "'TfWbMt p

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SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974 PAGE 4, SECTION ONE, THE LEADER-NEW- S, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THE ABUNDANT LIFE1 30th Annual Earth Rodeo To The (( "3 In Low Key OflflTOjga,, EDITOR

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THE "HIGH STRING", usually thev '"mico ik- - - . may seem to do effepltim i M July 8, 1974 per year during the time the protected hyperactive persons ,ul,,i those who The caliS?" area was suffering a decrease. That heller In some things than peace and Nevertheless, helpful in Dear Mr Warren: makes a total of 3.5 Inches per year that keep life "in low key". one's people, 1?' we could have possibly received. The Ihesc "extremely nervous" associated with the "tl1! tem- This letter to the editor will be a little 150.000 acres that have been hailed wilh an extremely "sensitive

In usually have many per' i longer than usual, but all the plaintiffs speak for themselves. The 4 year perament", "v iit?" as me he recent law suit over cloud seeding operation has been a complete failure, sonal difficulties. irnun"",viiiiuiiB tin . r 'hlnk that what I am writing is of much because their own studies prove they They have great difficulty getting mnnner of action and r,2 importance to all citizens of Lamb, can not increase rain fall, and they have along well with other people. They are life climate which UinJS Nailey. and Hale counties. not suppressed hall, impatient, usually and The verdict of the recent attempt to always in a state of conflict. In a ...... u. .3 All that was won by the defendants almost jusuoo intent !et tin injunction against cloud seeding general kind of way, they make living paying the bill was to keep the planes MORE QVltT is as follows PLAINTIFFS' AP- unpleasant for themselves and for other flying (his year as long as the money t; an get oo. PLICATION FOR TEMPORARY IN- be closely associated i'"1""1"?'. h people who must lasts. When the money is gone, your so '"' .u ,or our He, JUNCTION IS IN ALL THINGS with them , called protection is also gone. You lost iiere is nmning better i DENIED. BECAUSE THE EVIDENCE up" people, and nil the legal rights the plaintiffs lost. These are the "hurry riwi. quiei way, ". .DORS NOT SHOW SUCH CIR- it is admitted that there are some dead- CUMSTANCES AS TO INVOKE THE I idea if it could be maintain the that lines we must meet; and there are other WE DESIRE uncotnfe of doubt by ' llRSH REMEDY OF INJUNCTION. proved without a shadow a ways in which a time limit must be nndit isnvailabletnm a people cloud in- This verdict is of much importance to all he that seeding can observed and maintain the "low loud seeding operators everywhere. It crease rain fall and suppress hail, At- L In Ihesc situations, the "high strung" mi inujr uc easier tor sones 'paves the door open for all types of mospherics Inc. would not be on the people arc not always successful. In others, but can be accaipi operators to come to the South Plains South Plains for a lousy S1&4.000. His . , fact those who keep life "in low key" U'hn will tinnncllttuj l. for "experimental and research services could be bought by the highest """ "WOO, iron mav function better; as a rule, because operations", if they can get the finan- bidder of all the developed nations of the overly-involve- thev are less likely to be d in order to start movtM,iS cing In other words, the entire South earth, including Russia and Red China, They will be calm, will not be direction: but this it fJl5 Plains area is now opeias a guinea pig and no one could beg, borrow, or steal as over-exerte- and will usually be surmountable problem. for any and all kinds of experiments and enough money and equipment to take more alert to what needs to be done. psearch operations by anyone with an care nf the business they would have. tiiisistiiestroxgeJ lirplnne and a permit from our water Dr Pierre St Amond testified his work m LIFE "IN LOW KEY" is a life pattern iiic uiui can dc as agi hoard This permit is veYy easy to ob-al- n consisted of hail suppression, making of "low intensity", a wholesomely uuai on us John Carr of our water board rain lo impede enemy troops during lifestyle. These are not the motivated to do what netifl estified in court that "cloud seeding war. and fog clearing studies to benefit "restrained" under-motivate- unconcerned to meet should definitely be continued". Those allies Notice the hail suppression and lazy, reasonable tty to of Of lazy folk may perform appropriate senW mx words Guarantee anyone a permit making rain part. Dr. St Amonds' group BARBECUE and all the trimmings were served thousands Earth area people course, the of 30th Annual "low key"; nil else that a stitatarHut hat applies for it With proper financing have the best minds, the latest of residents and their guests during the opening night the mistakenly be considered potato chips demands. ind n permit, our area weather wise will equipment and technology that can be Amateur Earth Rodeo Thursday. Barbecued beef, pickles and hut this is inaccurate. SUS strung" lie experimented with at the desire of the bought with tax payers money. They were served from two tables, while ranch style beans were served from a In fact, some of the "high Thc"lowkey"lifewB.Bigp3jl under-motivate- 'xperimentors. This would not be an have been so badly beaten in their huge black pot, below. (Staff Photos) persons might as well be lazy, d the most rewarding ands5"S operation to supposedly increase rain weather modification programs and and unconcerned; because life ifffi fall and suppress hail. It would be actual good accomplished that part of ilM 'psearch to see what can be done with his work has been banned. Guess which our weather without regard to the part While in Russia, Nixon and outcome Should they produce a disaster Breznev signed a pact. Part of the pact uch as the $100 million destruction they was BAN WEATHER MODIFICATION wore blamed with in Rapid City, S. D., FOR THE POTENTIAL BENEFIT OF pK&&3i'4jraE3PPKHBHlpHpHH ff,YJ no one will be held liable or ever brought THE MILITARY This is not plaintiffs HBMrW SW! 1 o account through the courts for it. propaganda. It is national record. Our PPv JpPPK flBPJPJPjPP PPJ Should they produce us a more severe best minds, unlimited tax dollars, and Hi CORNBALLBiri drought than we have now, more tor- the latest of sophisticated instruments nados nr hail destruction, no one will be and equipment can not bend weather to liable, but our tax dollars will be spent to the benefit of the military. At- THINK TV do well to bill for each recipiatffTfS nut he damage back, such as was done mospherics Inc. can not bend it to WOULD shut 'he n South Dakota. It would have all benefit agriculture. down entirely, during the summer hcncnis" jgjgft happened in the name of research, and natural drought does not produce months All They are showing now are 'Add lo that the nuciejeatk 'esearchers are not liable in any way. cloudy skies that have the possibility of s nf the reruns. Some of them the eat in' nut of that other wJUS The verdict by judge Boone also raining on someone for a period of three fourth time around, at least. iwrcenl of vour pay thit'qMJji stripped all of us of any legal rights over months. We have had these conditions akes. and if THAT ain't eaarjrtSiJ Ml the news seems to be a re-ru- n of property that will take most of a life "even times since the airplanes arrived vnu deodorant to breafctanwilftt past events; Watergate, In par- ime to pay for In other words, a man to do their thing. A natural drought does pretty cool cookie' i Tii ticular Even the Weather forcast Is all aJ'YAnK f"0 ,0 !Q or wore miles from us not produce 350.000 acres of hailed out Wlliril MEANS that jxijg 'iii-iu- lie diiu auiueuuiig over our crops other guy arc footin' tfcSSjfp property destroyed against our will, he No one has been successful in bending 'hing The frame of mind'tftly IKES GUY want1 to pul'f a RIP has the legal to to benefit of riJff-wi- right hire an airplane weather all mankind since it now. vou fellovrc lhit VAN WINKLE other ind have at it Our own district court not it's start in the 30s. Dr. St Amond has and take a twenty year nap rmthinkin'ofbuaS?1 'ave him the right to control what goes not done it even for the pentagon, and Security card' J"5! on over our property Drought and hail 'he early pioneers of this work being Dr. IF YOU DON'T like to do a slow burn, ire kinds of destruction. So, what would Workmon and Moore says it can not be SUPPOSE turn Roni3a limit other types of destruction we done From 4 of don't start messin' around, and studyin' since years experimenting in will be lo start givin' lessraiggjj no longer legal up on what's happening to your Social have any right as to what Lamb. Bailey, and Hale counties At- of Safely Handlm' FarmfcfflS ops on over us9 Technically, there mospherics Inc has not done it either. Security funds. K m iSijiitl T v v3inHnnB Understand he's mild be no limit or end as to what could Hale county ti alreafrSJ residents, check the I've just finished looking over an perimenls in the art of p done, and our district court would record Tornado togpu, activity has increased article in the U.S News and World you to 'iici mm 10 ten aou have uphold it. or reverse the recent the past 4 years, Report, and it's most nigh ruined my JS decision That is something for all of us Our national, state, and district courts xweet and sunny disposition! hmigh.-tha- tis, aslongui o think about Before cloud seeding are slowly but surely taking our con little Ixiv around to takecr -- tarled. there was a vote by the general stitutional rights one bite at a time. WOU.im BELIEVE that in 1955 MM public either for or against weather Stripping the people of the right of rule A H& Woman's View here were seven workers paying NO. MY WIFE did NOT modification. The majority of more than of the majority is a pretty big bite. Social Security per ONE that was about mv suggestion that ' 'o l was against it Our water board If cloud seeding operations ever loose By PEARL BRANDON collecting benefits. AND AS OF NOW, modern Abrahams andSi' ompletely ignored this majority, and heir farmer financed backing, the next 'here are only THREE workers footin' gave a very unlady-lik- e issupd the permit that got things in step to keep it going is to the legislature. motion We have had nearly 4 years of There is .already talk of legislation (EDITOR'S that NOTE: This guest editorial beginning to get anxious to move. weather modification, and the majority would be beneficial to cloud seeding is by Hardin as guest written Jack a If it were not for a few things I feel like is still against it We hired a lawyer and operations. This simply means getting a article for column.) Pearl Brandon's the Lord may use me for, I would like to went to court The farmer plaintiffs bill passed so the tax of all the state THE HOUSE WE LIVE IN is a place move soon. I just read a letter from a Turn were in at least a 5 to 1 majority in the would have to pay the bill. This would we call home. We care for it and make it man who came from that new country eour! room, and again this majority was mean another round of Increased taxes, look as beautiful and as comfortable as COMMENTS and has gone back to prepare a ignored I was taught in American not rain fall. we can. And we love that house a lot. place for Row me Bv EMIUH history that there is a part of our con' man that can truly and successfully But God said, "We have a moving day He describes the place as so otitution that says the "majority rules". produce tailor made weather for the coming." Just when the moving van will beautiful. Itidgp He said the streets are Boones' verdict took away one of benefit of mankind does not have to stay stop at our house we do not know, but for paved with pure gold. And the house of THEY SAID. "IT COULDN'T be done, convince mvself that th"1 our constitutional rights. on the South Plains for S164.000. His own all it is sure. And for us who are past many, many mansions. I like the others have tried it and they could not we raised froffl&l The verdict said the plaintiffs did not choice of the entire world would be his middle age it could be soon. location of my new birds that home. I like the realize any profit " On a commercial will be belts present enough evidence to justify in' playground, and the national treasure And as that day approaches we realize arrangement of the were hatched rooms I like my neighbors basis, the managers stated that cent bought birds. itinction, Atmospherics Inc. are being chest would pay his price, and we would how soon we may have to move out of there. Oh, 12 'hose store how I love the Builder. per unit profit was great and it Is almost bought iif paid Mfi4,noo to increase rain fall and not have been stripped of our right of this old houEe and move into that new Somehow this old fryer can be suppress hail The of crumbling shack has just lost impossible to make 34 cent per unit nn special at 39 cents per? detailed study rain rule by the majority. home not made with hands eternal in its appeal. profit baby c fall before and since cloud seeding was the heavens. Death for the believer Is a frvcr bought as a THIS OLD I've tried it for ' done by Carlie Chagnon of Illinois for the Sincerely, home-goin- not a HOUSE has stood lots of several times and really raised and processed departing. did defendants It actually showed rain fall rough treatment. The rain and wind not realize any savings but there was nnout 07 cents per poun01 n 1 1 have beat and banged on great deal of satisfaction in stamp " has decreased inches per year since sTommyMcKinnon THE OWNER of this old house I have it lots of times trying this earlier, no trading I ppding Therhave been endeaver and at the same is t started. This decrease was in Tommy McKinnon occupied here on earth has served notice days when I thought it time it gave O well, experience Hale couldn't possibly mv children a certain limb and counties. Two counties Route H one that I must soon move out. He will not stand. But it has been a amount of money can't buy not soeded pleasure staying in It responsibility. were included in the study, Littlefield, Texas make many more repairs on it, as I will these few years ind they of 2.4 inches Though here on I This year in a joint TIP OF THE HAT gc had an increase Phone 3 soon have to vacate it anyway. The earth have only been a effort with the pilgrim and a publisher of the local post office for nroducinj' foundation is getting rotten and stranger, no place to newspaper we did beginning to crumble. really and truly call home. it again, and again I'm convinced that for Minefield In laymu Dear Editor. 'here are plenty of experienced The vou cannot raise fryer-siz-e chickens got n problem as to wwir men roof has begun to leak. The But Jesus has gone to prepare a place as walking around just waiting for a job, heating cheap as you buy them in the local new first It is actually" system is failing- -it doesn't for me. He will soon return to move me We are a group of concerned citizens. but in a small farming community like keep me markets, and besides you don't get 'he female gender YoucaajJ warm any more. The windows tip home Life with Christ is an endless any We are employed by a large grocery ' his one. I here not radingstampselther Now are very many men at are getting smoked and stained until it is hope Without Him it I'm trying to mnllwoman because is a hopeless end. nnssiblVtri$1 hain in a very small South Plains town all that want to work. The few grown hard to see out We cnnfnsinft nn,l of them. The steps are hate to think of the day when we will m Texas men you find are already busy farming getting weak She is definitely not a and shaky. The hinges are have to move We know It is coming. Within the last few months, all we or they have already rusty vheannslmnn MnvbeshtB reached and squeaky. There is no way to escape it. hni e heard from the citizens of this town retirement. That leaves young men and a noslwnmcn or could sly We see the .ind the small surrounding communities women. THERE WAS A evidence every day as the lady letter carrier' TIME when I dreaded goes W. unjustified complaints. Everyone Older van up and down T iS W ire women won't and can't take the he thought of moving, I have enjoyed the road. And all I IIIIa nil ran MV -- know eems lo be walking with their work. So you I lo say. all I know to do, Is vourWl around hire young men and women his old house in many ways. It has been just have conoratnlntlnns for reelings and personal problems on their and hope you everything packed and can train them to work. pleasant, and if it were not for so many ready to move vnur postal exam -- boulders nd in of r or the very day we least spite what some jealous people evidences of decay. I would consider this expect it, the very V We work for a living just like everyone say. they do a fine job. But some old house good day we think not may be the day II n llPAHKIl f0 enough, with a few I i'Ne and we make mistakes oc-- customers he van will stop, JK other she are always complaining, so repairs, to last for some time yet. day that IJ asstnnally Yes. grocery stores do 'hey say the checkers Rut How sad to save our life for problems wo published11 or sackers are loo God said, "Make preparations to self' n. ike mistakes and checkers can look at vnung. nr loo cute, too move " And lose it for always. Imi'L- - timl uiAiitrl liUo tnsrt'i or fast or too slow. So I have been thinking of the he price wrong, forget your stamps, or Well, the list What joy to loose it n one could go on endlessly. plans and blueprints of my future for our Lord here is another ji sick vour groceries the wrong way, but nd you And find it in that AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY have the "fine upstanding residence, and have been overwhelmed day. don' forget that we are just people who citizens" who come with unu'l in and threaten to joy by the great advantages of the 'he economic ladder do MAY COD .in and make mistakes. 'ry and have you fired or actually stand new home I will have over this HELP US that we will live even afford cigarettes "J old one from day Nine nut nf ten people that complain and cuss you because your long working Snnow Instead of dreading to day that we will be anymore So he sUfl It, I am qualified. iIxhii these things have never marked days aren't long enough. We will be prepared, we will cigarette butts where evtt'J e Mien handtse or checked out a buggy of A lot of people think we raise prices ready to move into that new home. horn lln licnuArd thl' doing a good job. The ones IIKUIW40MIHI that un Our heavenly -- rm erics in their lives. Most of them because we don't have anything better Father loves us so much to ix bulls could be combit'j derstand when you make mistakes. 'mi e probably never even worked a day 'o do Don't forget, we have to pay the have ready and waiting when the cigarette These people are far too van J f 'heir lives doing anything in public same prices as the customers do. often comas lo move us away. mn rnrgotlen llefnund41buttsonotl nr at least never mentioned May " " Icilmg with people N'ow. I'd like to take time to thank and we keep reading God's iDtAtaaiN days sm These are the Word, JOIIUIOVMMN Spacing out his I people that keep wonder also if anyone realizes the commend the people who come in and make growing in grace, keep mum iooci it l'!'" J merica and Texas a our eyes HUMOTT T!,,,""'" inleinbefiinnnewcigaK-'- nf management in a small wonderful place to "pen and looking IliiMla. ml rrnhlcms never complain There are always those live the few days we may 'ommcnclnc nl R a m Ai ' t..m MiiT i Not a store, In wonderful have to wait ' uiui. 1,1c h(Cf ' - grocery but people who - just in smile and speak llli- .In.l -- "Concerned citizens'' ".nwilMPUiti, ,M U1I I ..!.nillUISIHK!.. Ilia Maybe in a large town ind act as if Ihey think you Mav God add His 7, JT" 'msmess might be Names withheld by richest blessings to request hese XHt ! tft. few words -- is my prayer - INMMMMI J -

THE LEADER-NEW- S, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974, SECTION ONE, PAGE 5 Jolley-Boye- tt Vows Quails Family Exchanged In Tulia Conducts Reunion Brcnda Gall Jollcy of Tulia nnd Shcrrie Stephens of Tulia Mr and Mrs. Basil Jeffrey f'icrra. Shon. and Carr of and Alvin Ray Boyctt of served as bridesmaids. They nnd Jan of Fieldton held a Trxlinc. Son Quails of Sudan; California exchanged double wore yellow dresses fashioned reunion for the Quails family Al Mnnn of Sudan; Beth Ann ring wedding vows Saturday Identical to that of the maid of Sunday. July 7, in their home and Ron Mann of Alexanderia, afternoon, July 6, in white bLLE LLLk abbbbbV the honor's. They also wore at Fieldton. Forty-fou- r at- Va , nnd Marc and Dave Crosby Street Church of Christ picture hats with yellow tended Walsh nf Cochabamba, in Tulia. streamers and carried Those attending were: Susie Bolivia K!''! tSBBBBi Officiating was the bride's colonial nosegays with yellow Lvnch, Max Lynch; Al and Six of the eight children of father. James P. Jolley, who streamers. Alan Lunch; Mr. and Mrs. Bob the late Mr and Mrs. H. W. also presented her for Larry 'Happy' Cole of Tuila Lvnch. Bobby and John; Mr. Quails were present. marriage. served as best man. and Mrs, Tommy Thompson The ceremony was Identical Groomsmen were Tommy of Lubbock. Marvin Quails Mrs Lawrence Massengale to that of the wedding Golden of brother-in-la- Tulia, nnd Danny West; Mr. and flew to Baltimore. Md., then ceremony of of groom and Eddie the brldes's the Mrs Vernon Quails; Mr. and drove lo Alexandria, Va., to mother and father, who were Mnbbs of Altus, Okls., cousin Mrs David Friday BBBBVw' jBM6!-- -' gp jhWBBH and Kristy, pick up her grandchildren, married 20 years ago, Oct. 22, nf the groom. nf all Fieldton; Mr and Mrs. Both Ann and Ron Mann and 1954 in Litticfield. Ushering guests to their the Lawrence Massengale; Virgie brought them home with her. Parents of the couple are pews and were Jerry Boyett Ilnile of Littlefield; Mr. and They are visiting their Mrs, and Mrs. James P. Jolley of Terry Boyett Tulia, Mrs Don Hevern of Amherst; daddy. Al Mann; grand- nf Tulia and Dorothy Boyett of brothers of the groom. Todd Elms of Midland, Mich.; BBBBBhl Ik iaHaflBBtBftwi parents. Mr and Mrs. BBBBBBBBBL Jl teBBH Tulia and Alvin Boyett of wedding, Logan Tr-.-PBii- For her daughter's Lynch. Amherst; , Mr.' Lawrence Massengale of - i wMUHBbV bbbbbWv . , WBBBBBW'V ViMlllfBHBMSBB Texhoma. Mrs. Joley wore light blue nnd BBBBBSi a Mrs. Louis Farr, Tucson, Littlefield: Leo Mann of The altar was decorated jersey dress with full pleated Ariz ; Mr and Mrs. Jarnes Lubbock: and s, with white wicker baskets of skirt, worn with white ac- Darrell Quails, Kellie ibiiiih juMii w a " and Mr. and Mrs. white majestic daises with cessories and a corsage of Mary Gene of Phoenix, Ariz.; B Roberts and Mrs. A. E. large yellow bows, BBBMBBaiL'f KBk ' A 9& H large white carnations. Mr and Mrs. Don Quails, Mann of Littlefield. MHS. LEO STACY IMUCIIARD vellow candles and yellow and Mrs. Boyett wore a lime white rose rings. green dress with lime green Recorded prelude music of nnd white checked coat. Beige Several Teachers Hired tfifelton-Prichar- Hawaiian love songs was accessories completed her d played, including "Isle of ensemble, along with a white Paradise," "My Isle of Golden carnation corsage. By Sudan School System Dreams" and others. The bride was escorted to the altar Guests were registered in SUDAN Tommy Lacewell Wedding Solemnized by her father to the strains of participated in both football the bride's book by Debbie BOYETT was hired as local High School and ; "Now Is The Hour." MRS. ALVIN RAY basketball. His wife, Clary of Tulia. Principal and Jackie Stewart Maryann. will be teaching The bride wore a formal-lengt- h ?ANTO- H- Mfe Patricia and Cynthia Parker. as Head Coach and Athletic science in gown of white Cabin9 Sudan Junior High. Jm Uriton of Anton and Leo Best man was Dan Hamilton organza, 'Mysterious Director at a n guests from meeting, July 7aejr of of fashioned with a high Vic- Prichard Santo, Santo. Groomsmen were Littlefield were Rlh. nf the Board of Trustees of g torian Mr.and Mrs. Conway itebtagad double-rin- Shawn Prichard of Santo and neckline of Venlse lace. the Sudan Independent School Patricia was also full Bishop R E. Reagan, grandparents of To Be Shown I wMMg vows, Saturday, July James Melton, brother of the The sleeves ended Tonight District. hir?d as a Title teacher. with a deep cuff. A sheer see-throu- the bride: Mr. and Mrs. i in tnt Lawrence Avenue bride. An oc- When all the strings are tied yolk edged with Reagan and Cindy, Mr. and abandoned cabin, ifwrch of Chriat'ln Anton. Seating guests were Brent cupied by The resignations of Mr. and venise Mrs. L. H. Williams of Anton, a man accused of together, however, Lacewell is a HiHrt CrMAU: minister of of lace accented the former coach Mrs Tom Essex were ac- Blackman Muleshoe, Brady of international smuggling, "mvsterious Cabin" proves to L .t.-- .a.i-i.- -- .. u bodice. Venise lace formed creat aunt the bride; and and teacher of the Sudan cnarcu.i. surcnieuj iui me Goen of Anton, Bill Patterson draws the attention of a gang lie more than just another cepted He served here as i he neckline of the softly Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blackmon of school system and comes back oy Mfare a a, nf Santo and Jeff Martin of El of adventurous children in the adventure Story. It conveys a coach and she was a first gathered skirt. A satin Littlefield. from Hale Center where he grade flanked on Paso. Candlelighters were film "Mysterious to spiritual message significant teacher ribbon encompassed Cabin" be served as Head Coach. He and ch sWe with two spiral Mike Melton of Anton and the shown to adults as well as children. bodice. The Following the ceremony, a at the First Baptist - empire headpiece The trustees discussed band ItiMfetafarM. Gregg Hodges of Anton. in Church nf Littlefield tonight at In color. "Mysterious was a chapel-lengt- reception was served the Mrs Lacewell. who was also TParants of thebWde are Mr. For her daughter's wedding, lace 7 p.m Cabin" is 40 minutes in length equipment repairs and pur- odged. of fellowship hall of the First and who will id Mrs. EdjwTrd Melton of Mrs. Melton wore a mint mantilla sheer Prowling nnd was produced by Ken rehired here chases for the beginning of the j illusion. She Baptist Church. through the cabin, floor-lengt- carried a colonial leach English to juniors and school green h dress with at the risk of being ap- nderson Films, Winona year. They also bouquet of white carnations seniors, have one son, Blake. The groan's 'parents are vellow and white accessories. The bride's table was laid prehended by stranger, Lake. Ind. discussed and approved the and white daisies with the floor-lengt- white use nf school for fj and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Prichard wore a h with a white cloth covered he children discover a In addition to the film facilities the ribbon streamers. She wore arfchard of Sa&. lilac dress of Dacron. with white sheer overlay. shortwave Sub showing, the evening's Stewart comes to Sudan October 24th Halloween her grandmother's (Mrs. B. radio. Pretetriad In i marriage by They each wore carnation Lime sherbert punch was sequently, from the vantage of program will include: special from Slaton where he was first Carnival The E Reagan of Littlefield) first tjr father, ttoi'teride wore a corsages. served with the three tiered a hiding place, they observe music presented by the assistant football, basketball Program for teachers was wedding band for "something nnd golf also twn of p tfjsoi with ap-- e The Sunset Church of Christ wedding cake, decorated with the stranger as he com- church's Victory Choir, coach for the past five approved. old". "Something new" was cat ton of 'hwaorted em' Choir of Lubbock provided the of municates in a directed by Stilwell Russell vears Prior to that time, he her wedding dress; the bride's chosen colors foreign fcalekred covered wedding music. Following the green and yellow on the language. Their obvious and Mrs. Lorene Hulse, was first assistant football Dexter Baker had led in the iltatton "something borrowed" were hth layers of mira mist. The ceremony, a reception was flowers and leaves. The cake assumption is that he is pianist. coach at Lampasas High invocation and the meeting earrings belonging to her illar was accented with held in the Fellowship Hall of was topped with white doves running information to fellow Nursery is provided for the School He is a graduate of was closed with the aunt. Mrs. Bobby Stephen Snyder High School benediction given r.mulated paark. the church Miss Rosa and wedding bells. smugglers babies, and everyone is in- and Sul by Halbert son: and wore the somewhere Th train wi1 fastened at Prichard of Santo, registered she overseas. vited to attend. Rnss University where he Harvev traditional blue garter, the uppar jfcolth imported I he guests. tie penny she wore in her shoe Serving the guests were v,'jibroWtfM Jjjbwlon, covered The bride distributed rice was an Indian head penny, Mrs. Bobby Stephenson, Mrs. f,w jne bags during the reception. The nwppaijpeani w hich was worn by her Jerry Reagan, Mrs. Tommy .iJintiUa of bridal refreshment table was mother ,iwwit nn her wedding day. Golden and Mrs. Eddie ..jMionwasaa; anted with tiny covered with a white net cloth Mnbbs. Dp Aun McCormick of "arls odgai wtthjwide lace centered with a memory m iish-e- Amnrillo attended Brenda as d to enapaljlength. candle that the couple lighted. For their wedding trip to carriadjFabouquet of Mrs Walter Weige Jr., served her maid of honor. She wore a Fort Ord. California where ,he floor-lengt- lace- - lined h i 3riout cin, efjearnations. the three tiered wedding cake creen. hey will make their home, the Mina Rteda Klooel of Anton, and punch. dress featuring neck ruffle bride chose a pink knit pant puffed sleeves. The is maid of honor. She was and short suit and a wristlet corsage of jyfnd.in aiSmpire style The couple left after the dress was fashioned with an white daisies. Empire waist-lin- e and ribbon tti aWes of yellow reception for a wedding trip to ' irWil A--r. tth long puffed Dallas They will make their lie belt. She wore a white The bride is a 1974 graduate ' picture hat with green ribbon . vmm, 'itrving as home in Executive Mobile nf Tulia High School and prior ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STOCK Iffaiia Ida ware Francis Home Village in Lubbock. The streamers decorated with to her marriage was em- She LADIES CHILDREN'S "itect of IMUm; and Charla bride is a graduate of Anton white daisies. carried a ployed by Royal Theaters. AND JUNIORS colonial nosegay of white .Jchard of Starta. They wore High School and attended READY TO WEAR 3 TO 6X 7 TO 14 eaaea of pink and blue, Texas Tech carnations and white daisies The groom is also a ' 'pitjcal to the maid of honor, The groom is a graduate of with green streamers. graduate of Tulia High School SPRING AND SUMMER SPRING AND SUMMER High at-- Teresa Coleman of and is presently serving in the .VCJIV MM I HiCU 31CKC3. Santo School and I ended Texas Amarillo. cousin of the bride, United Armed Services. !"vrr Riria were Susan Goen Tech. SPORTSWEAR, SPORTSWEAR Cowen Reunion Held Sunday DRESSES & The descendants of the late DeNnis and Stephanie of Alta Mr and Mrs. Pitt Cowen of Loma: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Littlefield held their reunion Eddings. Tammy and Kyle of & PANT SUITS DRESSES Sunday. July 7, at the Com- Gvpsum. Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. munity Center in Littlefield. Duane Field, Sinda, Charlsa Everyone brought a basket and Kenny of Van; Mr. and BBeHbBR jAf jHtHbBW'' BBM air aalW lunch Mrs. Billy Thompson and PRICE PRICE In Dawn of Lubbock; Mr. and 12 Those attendance were: 12 ivrH Hhw Kkm Mr and Mrs. Albert Cowen, Mrs. Jimmy Blair of Marble ISSB. Cm 338 mmmm-SMaw'vHpnH Mr and Mrs. Wayne Cowen of Falls: Danny Cutright and bb& HHHWYHHbmkM raS)' Fieldton; Mr. and Mrs. son. Cory of Hobbs, N.M.; LADIES & MEN'S uHaiV Hubert Cowen of Grand Mrs. Diane Daniel and Christy Junction, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. of Hobbs, N.M.; Mr. and Mrs. CHILDREN'S James Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Featherston of CASUAL " Ronald Eddings; Mr. and Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. bbkT "v .. aVHaSHaHtaiiBBF x rRH Mrs Dee Ward all of Lit- Carl Cowan of Lake prown" tlefield. Kendall Cowen of wood: Mrs. Joe Wells of SHOES PANTS Albuquerque, N.M.; Mrs. Littlefield: Shauna Cowen and Berniece McCain, Sherri and John Leonard of Tyler; Greg Sandi nf Marble Falls; Mr. Morcland of San Angelo; and Mrs. Jiggs Outright of Donna Bowman, Connie PRICE PRICE Mr. 1" linbbs, N.M.; Mr. and Mrs. Cannon. Connie Bowman; 12 i'flLHkVHHaBH Roland Cowen of Tyler; Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton Cowen; Mr. ,lrSBBBHBBBBBafiBBBBH nnd Mrs. Clyde Cowan of nnd Mrs. Harold Bowman and Hobbs. N.M ; Mr. and Mrs. Rocky: Mr. and Mrs. David ENTIRE STOCK Sammy Cowan and Mrs. M. V. Hampton, Kelli, Rodney, and ONE GROUP MEN'S AfjR. AMP MRS, VOLLIE DICKERSON will be honored Cnwen of Amherst; T. J. Steven; Dennis Cowen; Glen SPRING AND SUMMER t,,h Mcatten in honor of their 50th Wedding Vermillion: Mrs. Pauline Short, Mr. and Mrs. Donald mm 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 28, in the Willy Gaston and Mike Vermillion Cowen. Marilyn, Jerry and & I'pom of Nm Wamb County Electric Coop building in nil of Elk City. Okla.; Mr.and Billy; Mr. and Mrs. Richard SUITS PIECE rtWtal HttJifig the event will be their seven children. Mrs. Sonny Vermillion, Jill Eddings. Christy and Rltchy; pit Mmik iftd relatives of the couple are Invited. and Jay of Blanchard, Okla.; Mr. and Mrs. Benny Eddings wtaMMUHMknu Mrs. Bo Roberts, Cathy, nnd Jerry, all of Littlefield; GOODS and Mrs. and Mrs, Bobby SPORT COATS UnHBiI j& MHra5t Short and Elisha of Fieldton. Film For All The Family WEE ONES ,vj t ,TEaTBBm Udventure WILSON SEE IT 7:00 P.M. SUDA- N- PRICE PRICE JULY 14, Mr. and Mrs. 12 Eddie Wilson parents of an 12 are infant daughter, Jayma CABIN" Michelle, born Monday, July ntltanaaW-l- . YSTERIOUS . at Methodist Hospital, Lubbock, A Ken Anderson Films Release and weighed 9 lbs., 2 nzs She was 21 34 Inches In Color long Grandparents are Mrs. Dorene " Harbin of Muleshoe " . . . .conveying a spiritual message significant , and Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson of Levelland. The couple has to adults as well as children. another daughter, 3. iKB M RTINEZ Church Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse First Baptist Martinez a baby boy weighing 0 lbs. Sozs.Julye, 1974 at 5:10 M$aH y 14, 7:00 P Littlefield p.m. Ind Jn'nH MMBtti' . ,tall"i f !, mAmmmmmtmmmmmmmmammmmmimmtmamammmmVmwmmWmWWtmlmWrWrtmawmW ,ianHH

1974 PAGE 6, SECTION ONE, THE LEADER-NEW- S, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY , JULY 14, Robertson -- Horn Vows Pledged Catherine Decker Weds Bradley. John Rhea is brother's best Lust. Jennifer Beth Robertson of l.ivacn was McAnnlly. Billy Williams. mmLWSy Spade and Wendell Lewis man Charlie Smiley. Jack Barton HHKr'Sv. Horn of Littlcficld exchanged Groomsmen were Glenn ! Coke Munro Gary and Slaccy Hart M Aiaiar jBFaTaYaVi? Tilley Littlcficld, III double-rin- g wedding vows of Timmons Serving the tfaditlonal rfBKEflK' Tuggle of Lubbock and y' Fridav evening, July 12, in the odell wedding cake and punch from Teddy Smithson of Lubbock. PKP Catherine Susan nf French Vocalists were Mr and Mrs. First United Methodist the bride's table were Tonja Decker became the bride of Ince The bridal bouquet was James Homer. Church of Littlcficld. Lighting the candles were Phipps of Lawton, Okla and 'Nike Munro Tilley III in a composed of an array of white Following the ceremony, a Rev David Hamblln of Misses Robin Bowdcn and Mrs Ricky Moslcy of Abilene Methodist nuptial mass celebrated at St flowers interlaced with rosary reception was held in St. Aldcrsgate United Tnmcra Bowdcn of Hart, Serving at the groom's tabic and Rev. Philip's Catholic Church at beads Philip's Catholic Church Church of Abilene cousins nf the bride. were Linda Horn of Lubbock Pep Saturday. July 13 Rev. Parish Hall. After the Wesley Daniel, pastor, of- Horn of The bridesmaids and maid For her daughter's wedding, and Mrs. Kenneth Kevin Clarke. SAC of reception, the couple left for a ficiated for the candlelight a light of honor wore empire-walse- d Mrs Robertson wore Port itnnted the service week long honeymoon in service as the couple stood wedding trip to sleeveless of green krinklc chiffon formal For their of the couple dressed lime the Virgin flanked by Parents are Puerto Rico and before the altar full-lengt- h new bride frost green with matching iiown. featuring New Mexico, the Mr and Mrs Jerome A. Islands Upon their return, spiral candelabra and baskets blue Hnrbo hats. They sleeves with double ruffles at chose a sleeveless light i eckcr of Route One, Pep, and carried they will reside at 12343 Inlet of flowers, and centered with a Spring bouquets. the wrist and neckline. cotton tweed dress, featuring Mf and Mrs Coke Slunro Ridge Drive in Maryland Bible nestled in greenery and wore a pink a square neckline, flared K"V.. BW Hjn Mlev . of 1601 Wedding Heights. suburb of St. two white Mrs Horn Jr North music was played Mo., a accented with gored skirt and back tie. formal-lengt- h with full Mulkiff in Midland. bv Mrs James Glumplcr. Louis tapers gown featuring a They will reside In Canyon, Miss Decker was given in Parents of the couple are length sleeves, and ruffled where they will attend WTSU n during the double-- Mr Mrs. Glen Robertson portrait neckline image ' and The bride Is a 1973 graduate mi! ceremony by her father of Rt 1. Anton (or the Spade sleeves of "The nf Cotton Center High School M ml of honor was Miss Ann community) and Mr. and Mrs. Musical selections mwi McMurry Wedding Song." "Trumpet and attended w lhus of Pep Bridesmaids N C Horn of Littlcficld. "Trumpet College last year where she umv Sister Hilary Decker, As Glen Robertson Tune", and Voluntary" by Purcell, were was on the Student Senate. She -- isler of the bride, and Miss presented his daugher for jf mm David Barton of will attend West Texas State ' mi Tilley of Midland, sister marriage, she wore a gown of presented by vocalist; and Mrs. University next year, f 'he tiroom white satin organdy, accented Littlefield. of Littlefield, majoring In biology. Nest mnn was John Tilley. with Vcnise lace The yoked Joe Embry The groom is a 1971 iiroiher of the groom empire bodice of all lace organist Following the ceremony, a graduate of Littlefield High Ironmsmen included Robert flowers appliqucd on Swiss net was served in the School, a 1973 graduate of Decker brother of the bride, featured a wedding band reception of the First United South Plains College at ml William Tilley brother of neckline edged in garlands of parlor Methodist Church. tavclland with an associate tic uroom Also in the wed petals and leaves of lace. A of the house party degree In applied science-draf- ting dimi party were June and Lee sunburst of Venise lace Members Misses Sharla Sagescr, technology; and will li'rker. niece and nephew of defined the deep oval yoke and were Mnrijohn Mills, April Win" be a senior at WTSU majoring he bride, who served as extended to the brief Grecian Carol Reeves, in industrial education. He Is flower girl and nngbearer. sleeve arched and rimmed in dewehen. Buck, Charlcnc currently serving as state 'pspoctivoly the lace garland. The full Marsha and Mmes. Arbie of the Texas College Decker, satin-organd- Smiley, treasurer t'shers were Jerry circlular skirt of y Bob Roden, Lloyd Industrial Arts Association. brother of the bride David was worked to Jnplin. Tillev brother of the groom, fullness at the back, sweeping s'pve Fallon and Gary to a full train. The entire friends of the groom hemline and train was edged Parkview Baptist Church The groom, a 1970 graduate in the Vcnise lace garlands. f New Mexico State She wore a matching lace-encrust- To iiiiversity with a Bachelor of capulet and her Celebrate Anniversary WENDELL IIOHN 'ience in Chemical veiling fell in tiers, also edged MRS. LEWIS IB Fnilincering. is employed by in the Venise lace. Parkview Baptist Church p m with memories recalled International Telephone and She carried a garden will celebrate the 25th an- and recognitions presented Sffi Telegraph UTTi. Snyder bouquet niversary of its founding about the past 25 years. Club Receives Publm Division in St Louis. The Matron of honor was Mrs. today, and several former l 3 p.m . another former The Art Club of Littlefield inlnrocl In lKiArt.il. hndi received an Associate Joe David McFerrin of Cotton pastors will be present to pastor. Rev. J. L. Bass of Monday. July 8, in the Mrr's painting 'Ipgree in Arts & Science from Center speak for the special services. Odessa, will speak. met djjE Rcddv Room of Southwestern u.nc rnnrrvWiwt m sni"h Plains College in Sally Robertson of Spade The church was begun as a Training Union will begin at Public Service Co. book MrsOrffiLr, Levclland She has also was her sister's maid of honor. mission in 1949 by members of fi p m . followed by the in the CORK MUNRO Tlt.I.EY II! Southern Methodist MRS. Bridesmaids were Holly Littlefield's First Baptist evening worship hour at 7 Present were: Mary Myatt Best of Show Atr.wwT Convention ArltO.,1 I'nivprsitv SMU in Dallas. Hinckley of Littlcficld and fhurch p m . when another former llngler. Dorothy Harvey, Judy I'niil iheir marriage, she was Bond Sales Linda Moss of Floydada. They "We will have special pastor. Rev. C. J. Coffman, Bolton. Ferold Krisck, Naomi for this picture mploved a by At $36,159 7S as secretary wore pinafore-fashio- n gowns services, and lunch will be will speak. Hewitt and Anna Lee Ncalc. Pacific Oil Company, Mav of H year-to-dat- e Parkview-Baptis- t ras sales Series E and while the sales of white eyelet printed in blue served at the church," states "Members of Mauline Mercer served as inc Dallas in I'nitcd States Savings Bonds nlnled $99,368,274 with 42 roses over deep blue. The Rev Claude Woods, pastor, Church would like to hostess for the day The hnde's dress designed amounting to $6,576 in Lamb percent of the $236.8 million dresses featured sleeve ruf' The first pastor. Rev. E. R. encourage all former mem md sewed by her sister-in-a- Countv were reported by 1974 sales goal achieved. fles. modified empire bodices, 'Ingram, will speak for the hers, and any others who can Leila Brashcar Orr of Houston, mm Mrs Robert Decker, was fnuntv Bond Chairman James MEDICAL AID accented with inset waist morning worship hour. come, to be In attendance for and a former m evening-lengt- h bridal gown T Loe member nf club, Project HOPE, with bands and long tie sashes of Services will begin with the special services," Rev. the visited in nnlpMi f sal in overlaid with Sales for the five-mont- h programs in Brazil, Ethiopia, the same fabric. The formal-length- s Sundav School at 9:45 a.m., Woods concluded Littlefield recently While svnmnYJUX'i Miramist The gown was period totaled $36,159 for 28 the Caribbean, Tunisia and were emphasized with followed by the morning here she gave (he club a copy house warnqjflj percent of 1974 f 1972-197- moire stvle with a scoop the sales goal other countries around the double ruffles at the hemline. worship service and the noon rlistsUSA The given for Mr mt and A line skirt. nf Msn.ooo LEADER-NEW- S Stpffnv wkline Her world, has touched the lives of Theyj each wore white hats luncheon, with the church I'SK publication was presented to nl Ihnrknl veil was of insert ip silken Sales in Texas during the more than 3.5 million people in nndjgarried garden bouquets. 'erving as host. ("WVSSIFIED ADS 'he club nt this meeting. Spade nl'flflm.UBs llusion cascading from a cap month were $18,911,460 its history, ,KjinriethHorn of Port Services will begin again at The publication is of special trial ivre im&JJj, MtM

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LBL THE LEADER-NEW- S, LlTTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974, SECTION ONE, PAGE 7 pipital Report I kU AltTf CLINIC Simmons DISMISSED: Dr. R. M. 7-- 7-- Italns, Michael Wages SPECIALS GOOD 15 thru 2 'ED: Mrs. ' JULY 9 Morris ADMITTED; Hay Peacock, Km Tcodorn Campos, Betty DOUBLE GUNN BROS. STAMPS Jmm white. Davis. Dora Gomez i. Inez DISMISSED: Lydia Cano TUESDAY ' Hwnllton, and infant. Mrs. Carlenc King, ATPRICES AND WEDNESDAY Mcchn, T. E. Claude Kropp. Maggie Fine YOU'LL LOVE... .JULY 10 ADMITTED: Alex . Lydia Kraushar, Asccncion Reyna, Douglas, Carmen Wimbcrly, Dell HwDcckv Phelps. Mrs. Effie Griffith I Wilson, DISMISSED: Ramon Leal, UMi, Mrs. Leonard Mclear, Mrs. Betty Davis. Harrison T-BO- Ballard, Mrs. NE STEAK $1.49 IE:f Mrs. Janie Robriqucz USDA CHOICE LB. if i, Mrs. JULY II ADMITTED: Sandra CLUB STEAK Garcia USDA CHOICE LBV $1.39 Nn, Janie DISMISSED: Alex ,r hetk, Robert Kraushar. Mrs. Dora Gomez tie McEntire, and infant. Mrs. Elsie Taack STEAK SIRLOIN USDA $1.19 IcDmtd, Louis CHOICE LB. CALIFORNIA Miller, John I.ITTI.EFIELD HOSPITAL ND YELLOW CLINIC . JULY 5 STEAK ROUND USDA $1.19 PEACHES MEAT 39 ADMITTED: James CHOICE LB. UWi Simpson. Mrs. Mary Gon' I HARVESTER 7alcs, Charles Duggcr, Artie RIB STEAK Beavers. Mrs. Louise USDA CHOICE LB. $1.09 DIIBUC CALIF0RNIA qa Reavers. Bill Blackwell, Mrs. JSANTA ROSA LB Beverly Hcathington LUftl $1 DISMISSED: FJlfti PlBr' Iff Donald CHUCK ROAST ? Ajsda Harper. Miss Phyllis Owens choice blade cut lb. JULY fi ADMITTED: Warren LETTUCEce burg lb. i9( McCurry. Mrs. Sylvia Mar- GROUND BEEF tinez. Paul Carlisle DISMISSED: None -. KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLES JULY 7 "ADMITTED: None CHEESE 3 LB. BOX $3.49 CALIFORNIA Ji.V fADD ATE Qx DISMISSED: James WADDAbC CRISP GREEN 'V Simpson. Horace Woodward, your Mrs. Essie Vaugh', Mrs. Iona rami BACON DECKER 1 LB. PKG. 890 Martin. Mrs. Vera Martin JULY R ADMITTED: Mrs. Joyce .,;. DECKER PICKLE & OLIVE ONIONS YELLOW LB. 9( Mrs. Iona Martin, LUNCH MEATS f. 6 0Z. PKG. ALF TK COST Mrs. Anna Bryson, Gordan Thomas. Mrs. Alpha McCarty, Rick Hill. Keith Duesterhaus BOL OGNA DECKER 1 LB. BANANAS uyBtcfr Guarantee" DISMISSED: Mrs. Callie PKG. 98( 15( Williams. Henrietta Walthall. Mm IMMt ifMHKl cotton Mrs. Vera Quails JALAPENO ytiy mm bM Is the low- - j? imt JULY 9 in ne industry. FRANKS GLOVER LB. 99( ADMITTED: Mrs. Katie JIMMY DEAN LMMTS 4m tltidency Greene. Mrs. Kate Patterson C 1 IC A C er capac- - DISMISSED: Mrs. Joyce MUilAVE 24 0ZPKG $1.59 KOBALSE 12 PKG. 99$ WM fPM at Lnrancc. Keith Duesterhaus, OZ. Mrs Sylvia Martinez, Warren harvests McCurry. Mrs. Mary Gon' Mm, MCMtH7nrt cotton. zalcs. Mrs. Ruby Guinn, m Mm m4 at Mm fewest cost Charles Dugger, Toby Walker mm w own way JULY 10 VMMt Mm mMm rower a SPARE TIME ADMITTED: Eugene Cain. Jove Lynn Price, Tommy POT PIES 6 i M WMMt wife LOCAN. 0Z. 8$l i Twitty. Jerry Sue Brady, Mrs. i fexMt h Mat ad highest mvmmtmi afc yw the op. Rhonda Kclton, Mrs. Addis GREE TOP Williams. Mrs. Kathryn APPLE JUICE Yeager. Mrs. Wanda Graham -- 12 OZ. 59$ imssmyw O- - DISMISSED: DcLa xm 'i. Gloria Mt m ymtt alajway. Write or Rosa ORE IDA WCHEESE Ml TATOR TOTS JULY 11 2 LB. BAG ADMITTED: Rory Jones, m Horace Woodward STILLWELL ASSORTED DISMISSED: Jaye Linn XmLV COBBLERS JDUSTRIES Price. J. K. McCurdy, Ben -- - . - rfii .;niiARF trtm . - 2 LB. 99$; EIGER Warren. Mrs. Kathryn ki DALLAS, TRaS 75214 IKKAffl Hf2.6303 Yeagcr. Mrs. Anna Bryce, V U .2 gal. V? fcE Gordon Thomas, Mrs. Beverly CATFISH FILLETS $1.29 Hcathington MrrTTTTggTTjnrr! V llEI I ADIUE beluor cloverlake jfq, Jx a. XmfcV i oAL. JLwM tuiukhavi iviwun My mY JT XmammB nuviQTU DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 8 0Z. 699$t : BUTTERMILK 75$ Jfc.ffc. cl?T CANARY fMH.ft ucMiiiYt VkHR J SAUSAGE HH II IfrVIENNA 4 0Z. 5$lf mv mmm mm4W mmWF j MARGARINE CANADIAN IMPORTED II "srE3$l I SARDINES 4 0Z. 5$l II WHITE SWAN

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June Tl'KSPAY the life BOO'trxovntK Sports 740 "Th It 111 the 7 IS 'News Weather 1,30 Highland ir. at :pm to p.m is 1 X ' WfWtl Around AJ,ntun 7 30$aefHMatt Kid first art class r'The Work) for 80 Doyt 9,00 Power Hale set for the 7 IS Ask th Mxti'w 8,00 Weyt Comet 9,30 The Oimordt ADS laughl by Jerry Teaff. 1,00 Day of CLASSIFIED 0 he 8,30 Chen the Chan Clon IOOOMheW,n,eAcci!a$ho 8,30 'Get Together&" l will be held in the Hula 9 00 10.30' Chrittopher Cloteup classes Re Hmbard ' SH Rates on CLASSIFIED 9,00 ' 9,30,UderdegBe! 10,45 nrltBoptiit Church school lunchroom 10 00 Orel Rabf )t 10 10,00 Ihr ee Stooo 11i45'nim'eoturt ADVERTISING arc OKALIA Davila was 10,30 KMhrynKulweti MISS 10,30 ' Inawry 12,00 'lei The (Jl5peoli cents per word 1st in 1 1,00 'living Your RHH" honored with a surprise birth-da- v 1l,00Koletdolcopio UilO'luuetlAniwtri We would like to express Nntlce of the Hoard of 1 130 A Better life scrtion (S1.50 minimum 3 bedroom house, 1 bath, 11,30' foci the Notion ll00"TheAhierf party Sunday evening in 12 00OldTimeGspelHw charge) 6 cents per our deep appreciation for Equalization Meeting Lit H.CO "HeJd Bock The Night" I.M'NavYnim and central heat, single garage by I 00 Ameriton Outdoors"! he school lunchroom her 1, 2,00 'Untomed World Mowers, food, Heficld Independent School 1 Sports Spectoculor word 2nd insertion ($1.00 block he cards, 1 ,M B ruhmg in Amherst One Hemic CBS Tennis Class 2i30 ' Hymni ot Proite parents Mr and Mrs Animal Work) 3,00 246-364- prayers, for our District 2,00 minimum charqe). Blind from school and 4,00 lye on Sports 3 00' The 6,t1 Donee Show D.ivlla and .10 of her friends. 2 30 Showdown at the 'box $1.00 ad- husband, father and son. OO'HflytGunWitltroyil 4,00 Chompionhip Wrtstling ads are In OK Corral room was decorated CBS 5,00 Deciding Dynamo In obedience to The Rfcg-ou- 5,00' NwRitroipctivi DISPLAY To all of our many friends the order of 3 X NBC i ditional. The serving V?lYear 6,00 Chenntl 13 News 5,30 lay Wilntn ROOMY 3 2 of purple and white 4 30 College Gome.A CLASSIFIED RATES bedroom, den, and relatives, and good tic Hoard Equalization 'The 6,00 Anything Goet Runners ".Winners 6,30'Apple-lWo- sit-'inf- Mblp laid In a white and For bath home. Central heat, Rev. regularly convened and i. was 6.30 ' f.B.I. $1,40 per column inch first neighbors, Hazel 5,00 Nfl Action 74 7,30Monnii purple cloth, centered with a 8,30 Bornoby Jonei 7,30 ' "Riof insertion and additional refrigerated air and House and the Masonic notice is hereby given 5.M NBC News surrounded with Reports 9,30 to Tell the Truth 9i30"lodylnACoge" insertions, $M5 per fireplace. Fenced back Lodge, we wish to express Dial said Board of purple candle 6 00 Evening 'World or Disney IfWO Channel 13 Nw yard. 1 block from our deep Mrs. will be flowers Punch and birthday 6.30 column inch. Cresent gratitude. Equalization in session 7,30 McCleud" 10(MCBSteningN 385-378- decorated with white CVIl 7.7?4 Card Of Thanks 1 time Park. Call Bill Sterr, Mr. and Mrs. at its regular meeting place in cake 9.30 'The Protectors 11 .S3 "Three little orchid and purple Weekend Wrop-U- In Blue" maximum of 20 words, John L. Sterr, Mr. and l he School Tax Office in Lit- icing with 10 00 3 bedroom, living room, all Mrs. R. Cole, tlefield, flowers and carrying the 10,30 Meet the Press $1.50. All cards of Thanks Kenneth Mr. Lamb County, Texas, 11,00 Questions carpeted, tile bath, central 16, in 'II over 20 words are to be and Mrs. Jim E. Ward. nl 900 o'clock A.M. to 4:00 writing "Sweet Oralia" 11,30'UmversolStortime heat, plumbed for washer honorec received 12,30 Weather Sports charged .at regular P M . on Wednesday the 24th purple The 'News and dryer. Wired for of manv pretty and useful gifts 011,22! classified rates. day July, 1974, for the 'iy, electric stove. To be purpose of determining, fixing from her friends. The evening moved, nice. 385 3198.TF-- spent in listening to C&O Cleaners guaranteed and equalizing the value of all w.is Morning & Afternoon - Monday through Friday ipeords and playing games 13 KLBK Ch, 28 KSEL carpet & properties situated in the Ch. 11 KCBD Ch. 7:30 upholstery ac- 'Hm Littlefield Independent School MRS W C Hisinger, 6,30 Gorner Ted Armstrong 8.30 'Popeye and Pols tSIS Help Wanted with Auto cleaning 385-521- 628 6i30'formondRonch District, for companied by her sister, Mrs. 7,00Ne(4WMther 7,00 'CBS Morning News 9,00 'Wiibum Brothers Parts Apply at G&C Auto 5-- C taxable Purposes Farwell, 7il0 Today in Teioi 6.00'CoptoinKongoroo 9.30 Perry Mason for the year 1974, Hubv Held of Littlefield, drove Parts. Llttlefleld and 1966 Ford Station wagon, and any and ANewMeiKO 9,00 Jack lolome 10,30 'The Br ody Bunch pw'WujiSE'ft Sunday af- 11 Sudan Texas. TFG standard with overdrive. RENT CONVALESCENT ill persons interested or 10 Fort Sumner 7 25Weother 9J0 Not for Women Only .00 'Password 7 30'TodoyShow 10 00 'Now You See It 11.30 'Split Second ii.oftti,,,vJ5J Power & Good at Brlttaln having business with saidi ternoon to visit with their air. radial eauioment Weather 10,30 of lid 12,00 'KSUAgrMiewt "Pharmacy. Wheel chairs, Hoard J Itrolher and family, the Jack 755 ' 'love ILX'riSll 'ires Extra clean. 1966 are here notified to be 8 00 Today Show lOiSS CBS Midday News 12.20 Bern Howefl Show Ford Galaxi. Automatic, crutches, hospital beds, present Fronabargers until Thursday. 8.25 Newi& Weather Hi 00 'Youngond Restless 12,30 'let's Moke a Deol Today Show 1 1 Seorch for Tomorrow 1,00'ThiHewlywedGome power & other items. Complete line MR AND MRS. Jerry Smith SX 130 NEED FULL or part time air, Mlchelln 9,00 Dinoh's Ploce 12.00 Channel 13 News 1,30 'Girl in My life TF-- B have been 1961-1- 2 (convalescent Carlton R. nf For! Worth 2,00 hnokkeeping, or will ires, good. ton needs. Parker 9,30 Winning Streak 12.30 'As the World Turns General Hospitol 385-144- with parents, 10,00 Hiqh Roller! liOO Guiding tight 2,30 One life to live Ford pickup. Call 7 Secretary visiting her her insider other 10:30 Hollywood Squares 1 .30' Edge ol Night 3.00 510.000 Pyrorrw) ALL KINDS ALTER-atlon- s, Littlefield Independent he J r Withrows, and a Lots of 11,00 'Jackpot 2.00 'Price is Right 3.30 'All My Children School sister Mr and Mrs. Freddie Celebrity Sweepstakes 385-415- TF-- covered button, District II 30 2i30'MotchGome 4 00 Drowin 'n Stuff buttonholes, belts. Mr. and Maxwell 11 55 'NBC News 4,10 'Admirol foghorn 7J0'tltvP' 12,00 'Mid Day Report 3J0 Jeker'lWBd 1973 Mrs. G.E. Selfres, 905 E. 4.30 'Thelucy Show ''X'MTgwni WANTTO buy 3 bedroom FOR SALE Toyota 12 30 'Gambit B1A1 1&.TX tait I A 'Jeopardy 40 5,00 ABC Evening 385-397- Newt 6th St. Phone 1 ,00 Days ol Our lives 4,30 Bonoiuo home, 2 bath, 2 car gacage Corono. excellent shape. ' 5.30 'KSCl 28 News M'Uknjijjrg 1 Cvening News 385-518- 30 'The Doctors 5.30' CBS from individual. South part Call Jim Upton, 8 or Former Drive In 'iiifJSf.7 . FOSTER PARENTS 2 00 ' Another World 6,00 'Channel 13 News HK'CW)mM 385-389- Cleaners. TF-- S . of town. Prefer brick. Call 2 30 'How To Survue .385-371- 4 385-597- TF-- A or 1 Marrioge Continued from Page 3,00 1966 Pontiac. 1966 WILL BUILD reenforced 'Somerset LDT back and try to find a more compatible 3,30 ' Daniel Boone Redl-bui- lt Ford. Owner will finance. concrete cellars. home 4 30 ' I Dreom of Jeonnie WANTED 71 through 73 at 701 TF-- houses. H.G. SiOO Hogans Heroes 7 See E. 15h. Some cases call for placement in Heart used car or pickup. Ferguson, 385-550- 5.30' NBC Nightly News children's lends 6 00 Report Nounk 385 4703 after 5:30 homesxOftentimes this toning 7.'ij?,j,i!SS the stability needed, especially where a MONDAY EVENING n m TF-- S LITTLEFIELD Rooting 1971 0 Chevrolet truck, specialist, built up asphalt number of children in one family need Ch. 11 KCBD Ch. 13 KLBK Ch. 28 KSEL new engine with 1970 iz.mmlM All rare. Son To Tefl the Truth 6.00 Trek 227-159- roofs. work guaran- 6,30 'Sonfordi 6J0 ' 'Stor T.mm manure spreader. Call 1 7.00 The Rookies IOn!v.Ui,aTSni 385-350- For people who don't want the 7,00 'Boseboll World of 7,00 Gunsmoke teed. 1115 W. 9th. Call 7 ' TF-- Joe fuOO Here's luty 8.00 '"The Turning Piont" 385-568- of being Garage or TF-- L responsibility foster parents, AD 7 15' Moior leogue Boseboll 8.30 ' luck Van 0ke 9.45 ' Amerkom some bridge by OLD PHOTOGRAPHS 1973 Chevelle Laguna. the gap sponsoring a 10 00 Weekday Wrop-U- . 9iCO ' hleditol Center 10.00 'Kill 28 News copied and restored. Bring Power steering, power CLEAN expensive carpets child in a children's home, providing 10 30 'Tonight Show ' Chonnel 13 News 10.30 ' We World Mystery ian.CrtJrl your thai youngster with birthday and 12 00 Tomorrow 10,30 "Damn Yankees" photographs in for an brakes, amradio & with the best. Blue Lustre 1 0O'NewlWeotr,erSpert 303'rV.Vk;SJ, air. Christmas presents. estimate. Roberts Studio Like new. 7,421 miles. 385-464- is America's favorite. Rent This is a badly needed sen-ic- e in- Fine Photography, 203 W., TF-- champooer, SI. (Nelson's 3XClh?U' dividuals, 4 00'ceiriSfc 3rd St . Littlefield, Tex.TF-- R Hardware.) civiq,, organizations and SXGettijS Sunday school classes can provide. TUESDAY EVENING The rewards of being tJO'U 1966 Ford Galaxie 500, 1969 MATTRESSES complete foster parents Ch. 11 KCBD Ch. 13 KLBK Ch. 28 KSEL vWe Yard are intangible Service also Janitor PonUac Executive-- 4 mat-tress- yet ever so real. 7 jo door, innovating. New Trutd huii fi?r Service One little 6 30 'Dragnet 6 30 To TeN the 6,00 'Stor Trek and paint house 1970 Grand 385-7- 4 & malnourished, dehydrated 903,rrnni;and Prix. box springs, any 700'Adoml2 700'Moude 7 00 The Happy Days baby weighed 11 ' ' U IU and house only, pounds six Tenofly ' 7 Howo 0 trim Your TF-- R size. Call Mrs. Claude at 730' 30 ' 730llnda "?!! months when went to 9 00 'Poke Story 8 Mwder in Sieve 'ode 9 CO Macus Welby business will be ap- Steffey, 385-338- aaent for he his foster home. 00' ' In 10 00 A'eeldoy Wrap-u- 10 00 Chonnel 1 3 News 10,00 KS(l 28 Newt preciated Call Leonard CLEANEST USED CARS Lnb-boc- one month he gained over four .A & B Mattress Co., 13 30 'Tonight Show 10 30 WindA-ros- s 10 M Wide World Mystery Simington 385-48- in town. Marcum-Olds.-Cadilla- pounds. 12 Tomorrow Jr Tex. TF-- S 00 The Iverglode 8th and Hlway In the short period of time the Goss 1,00 'News Weather Sporu 385-517- ijH 385. Littlefield, TRUCK SEATS family has had their first foster child, he TF-- has gained weight. learned to sit alone EXCHANGED and become a laughing baby boy, 1970 Chevrolet long wheel to 'When we. first got him, h&never base pickup. 6 cylinder 15 MINUTE SERVICE Wy 4$ Smiled. Wanda SaidHe was sick'. He f By motor, Beauty Mary Kay standard tran was nervous and spit up all the time. 262-408- TF-- smission. S MOTOROL Call: Freddie Duke McCORMICKS Now he knows everyone in the family. .Fr Ho pick 385-50- can us out in a crowd." 64 UPHOLSTERY He is "outrageously spoiled." And the CHARLES POWELL credit belongs to everyone. white PDRTABLE 1w? FOR SALE pump 227 PHELPS AVE. He fills the place of the two Goss 180 setting, pumping now. PH. 385-45- 55 urandchildren. Three of the Goss due Robert Butler, 262-416- 7-- l are married, and two live a B Littlefie Id .Texas, 79339 long REFRIGERATOR, dinette distance from Littlefield. Of the two remaining at re' living room suite, VACUUM tube cup system home, Sheila is the voungest at 14. offee tables and end and 3 phase 1 12 HP Industrial There is a sequel to this y- ables, many misc items. electric motor. C.R. y stor- a hlond-haire- blue-eve- Monday and Tuesday. 2nd Co., Littlefield, BEARINGS & BELTS d 2.vvir.niH oi- -t Rpfore this article was louse behind Irrigation Tex. TF-- completed, Mrs Forney Welders Goss phoned to say they k Smart inc on E 20th. had just been sonalsizepwli notified that their second foster child CALVES-- 7 to 14 days old. & Supplies would arrive Thursday ?25 E. 23rd. Mon. Tues. 8, Healthy and started on evening. Wd Baby With two babies to lend, things are furniture, bottle. Free delivery on ten Farm Equip, reallv "hjldren's clothes, lamps, or more. Call popping at the preacher's house Tuner, GsM tiisc household items. 4 after 7 p.m. TF-- M industrial Equip. G&C AUTO SUPPLY HOPE PROGRAMS CAMPER for long wide Project HOPE programs antenna w '385-44- $250.00.385-5680.7-14-- 700 E. 14th 31 bed 0 are designed specifically for HPDROPONIC the region in which they are green PAIR OF Ludwig house Excellent income drums. conducted. Emphasis ranges 'or part time work Serious Excellent condition. Electrician-commercia- l, from pediatrics in Brazil, to Priced to sell. If nqu.nesonly 385 5786. Interested residential & irrigation. 15 santiation programs in rail 246-332- vears experience. 7 days-ca- ll Tunisia, to health career anytime 385-39- training programs in the American Southwest. FERTILIZER for sale. yu Free from weeds. Call 385-556- LOST Female Calico cat Reno's Poodle Parlor Bef h.e black. 8, gold). Around Crescent Park. 1971 Ford Econollne, Professional Grooming rTI 385 5607 7 14. p Bubble top camper with ARA air conditioner. Call By appointment only I 385-436- 2 or see at 122 E. 11th. TF-- T 997-47- 31 BEAUTY FURNISHED apartment. 3 WW. Dt 3 Bills paid 385 3122, 385-336- 5 lots In Littlefield Tl DAT'C 385-46- that 64 I TF.W Cemetery, front garden, CARPET IWjL I east side. 227-444- Shop at home and save, Hi THIS LAUGHING JgMfflggtfe. I I 5l5Phdp8Av. Sudan. TF-- baby was uplifts' lo plush shags, multicolor abandoned. When he went to enl I shags, hi lo his foster SlngerTouchandSew shags, level home he was almost corner lots 12 and 12 Delux loop tweeds, pattern and starved and dehydrated. models, these This of 11 on 17th St. across macnines tweeds in bath and kitchen picture was made a month zig-za- blind hem, make WEDNESDAY EVENING from First Chrlstiar carpet and commercials. after placement. Ch. 11 button holes, KCBD Ch. 13 Church and Crescent Park. fill bobbin in Installation guaranteed to KLBK 28 KSEL turroundi th. visitor 6.M Drognel a. A.O. Dickson, machine, etc. Desk SPREAD ARROAD to our 4.30 'To Tell the Truth Amherst, satisfy. Call for samples home Thi 7.00 'A New Ball Gome 6,00 'Star Trek atmosphere ot 7.00 Tony Orlondol 246-325- TF-- cabinets with our for Willie Down 7.00 Cowboys drawer and free estimates. 3 Project HOPE has .".iy in environment it Mays 'The space. source 01 Inspiration 8.00 600'Cannon Used only 385-619- to the "The Way West .7.X "'She lives" three or J.C. & Bill progressed from a single bireavtd. 9.00'Koiok 0.00' Weekday Wrop4Jp -- 9,00 'News Close Up at months. Six left out of hospital ship 10.00 Chonnel J News COMMERCIAL buildlng-- Duncan In 1958, to a 10,30 Tonight Show 10.00 'KSfia Newt public 10.30 "The Sleeping 617 W. school systems. major world 12,00 Tomorrow 10.30 'Wide World Speed 8h. $4500.00. Owner health authority Cor Your liOO'NewsWeother Murder" will carry note. $500 down. choice, $75.00 each. with programs in HAMM0NS Sports Fully Brazil, $64.36 per month for 7 guaranteed. Usually" Colombia, Peru, Tunisia and home, 4313-- years. Call 385-611- TF-- B 53rd. Calf Peerless Pump other countries around the THURSDAY EVENING irst, 797-186- If FUNERAL HOME Ch. 11 KCBD -f- no answer, Sales & Service world. Ch. 13 KLBK 747-927- Ch. 28 KSEL I IPC 630 Drognel Having weed problems? Submersible Pumps 6i30 To Tell the Truth 7.00 Mac Davis Show 6,00 'Stor Trek World 'Gear Head Repair 8,00 Ironside football leogu. 7.00 'Temperature Rising Need to buy or sell KIRBY 9,00 .?; Chart's Nw, 7.30 Roy's Blacksmith Deon Martin lIi30Bononjo FirentuM BiOO'KungFv Sales & Service & Welding land? 9,00 'Streets of San Ffoncivrt Call 7 1 mi north on 385 20 on 12.00 'Tomorrow 10,00 KSCl 28 Newt Call HARLAN rFor G.D. a free demonstration 1.00 Newt 10.X Wide World Special Ph 8 WeotherSporlt 385-42- 65 nights on the Kirby Classic ON Inman Real Estate 1013 W. 9th UPHOLSTERY ""WAV EVEtllHC1" 292 Chevy 6 cylinder short FABRICS Ch. 11 KCBD W.V'-JB- I Ch. 13 KLBK DIM. FOR ALL Ch. 26 KSEL DIAL 385-44- 81 block. $174.50. Purdy 4.30 Emergency .M To TeHthi CLASSIFIED AD AAotor 7.30 Keith Truth 4.00 n'H Service, 812 E. 9tht 'Brion Show 7.00 'Star Trek B 00 'Dirty Sally KKI)S 385-481- "Silent Runmng" 7.00 'Brady funds TF-- P 7.M Good Times . FOR CLASSIFIEDS DICK'S 0.00 Weekday Wro?Up 7.30 'SiiMn Mar Man "HOP LITTLEFIELD UPHOLSTERY 0,30 SO "The Sweet Ride" Tonight Show "M'Oad Couple 0.00 Channel 13 ""TMM! 1 2,00 'AWright Special News 9.00MomT L IOiX "A .... 223MA'N 1i30 Newt 10,GQ KUi ANTnN.TEXAS 997,3Am Weother Sports 12.30- - !:. iu. "WokiUp And Dream" 10.30 Wide World In Concert " irrMrrrMnttM"irf'rprrrMMi 9

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THE LEADER-NEW- S, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974, SECTION ONE, PAGE 9 7ifito-JFiZso- ii Foius Pledged i ShlffWl l AWllson. roommate of the brld .., titer of Mr. mm! Mrs. maid of honor. Miss Wlkwa, of and r tw, Jameson of Floydada, i, WUma', ttt Let 'Wi of Mrs Brcnda Bodlne o. ird Mn. H. C. Witeon, of Abilene, were bridesmaid and Worth, wwe wilted In hrldesmntron. They wore floor-lengt- in the Sndi 'Church h BBggggggefivwra'V ' 'jMUgryBBMPw iaffe sleeveless dresses jggggggggggflgg t NEED MORE ROOM? BaEBBBBBBJEjjlHnj.'.j , eatBaBBBBBBBBBBi 4flPv Jtffn iritt Saturday night, July of pink dotted swIss. The Dr. PMt faulkncr, bodices featured square mt t BIWt itAbllenc necklines, matching ruffles, ft- Mian OoBtji, ijegormed nnd sashes tied in back. Each H foible rwit oMWMny. attendant carried a topiary church wMiflcceralcd hall of pink and burgandy i freth ftower aisle baby mums and carnations. kern. The fret of the The flower girl, Catherine BBHw(kU& BBHBBBBikBB I ' Hr ch wm with Wilson of Aa cittd Abilene, niece of the tapen whkh sfirakd in a bride, wore a dress of pink BBBBiiliT BttBBY? ,"'' ' 31 BBBBBBBKpjKX BBJEvj jtP. C3zvmmmt3 &$ "N?JiG7 )rt-- . circle arowWI the wedding vKfikw t vliitV rrnrT dolled swiss fashioned similar VmJJJfl7lWA 7 y A centered basket of o I hose of the bridesmaids. ers cwttted the pulpit Miss Vicki Prior, of Abilene initwBB. Christian College, assisted the HHf i Wm frlwAs ef the couple bride at the rehearsal and in h AMtatc Christian he wedding details. ?ffc mad Me a chorus, Put the rendered Alan Wilson of Abilene, ' ' :h several . on the theme of nephew of the bride, W ' ;tM was KvtSABBSL t JBBBBBjBBM y.4 i&l flh wvr ringbearer. Best II hiae. hapeinew, and love man was ' sAi& ?x &.." thriet. The chorus was David Litton of Waco. Bar- - m&G?i2tte!' 'JKEf r 1' Bite" on us! 'c(4 by Dr. Charles Groomsmen were Blair tier. Director ef Bands at Francis of El Paso, Cliff Willis ene Cnrietfen College. Dr. of Dallas, and Paul Campbell We know how it is when a family of has outgrown its home. But j'ltr ateo ijead I Corin-it- s Abilene. when you love your neighbors 13 preceding the and don't want to move you can mnay.,Wee LorasNelson Ushers were Jack M. Wilson add a room or remodel the interior in such a way that it could of MtesYMi Rundolpji both Abilene, brother of the take care of your requirements for years. ktyrene., regietered the bride: Bill Gann of Fort Worth; and linn ftweeta. Nieces of the Dale Crawford of Put the bite on us Wichita Falls. for the money that will make your home more in. Leigh Ann. Long and i attractive, more livable MtintSMtefFertorth, Following the ceremony, a and someday, more salable. oed wekemes to the reception was held in the church annex. MILS. KENNETH WILSON Ms m thty entered the The serving LEE able (ortum. Candltk were was laid with a white rioor length ed hy Jack M: Wilson of cloth. Silver and crystal Posse To &ne. MMl Dill Gan'n of Fort appointments were Hear Speaker used, with a fresh flower . Phillips and Monica k V arrangement The Lamb County Sheriff's Phillips: e brWe wm presented in and silver Posse will hear a guest relay, ribbon, pylon, barrels, candelabra. Pink punch, Viae hy her father. She nuts, speaker, Wayne Hardy, at poles, potato, flags, and rings. and mints, a gift V Hewn frem Mies Betsy, from Mrs. their regular meeting Monday Hobie Phillips: pylon, poles, lim Arnold, were served. The lhtte siBtened organdy, at R p.m. in the Pioneer potato, relay and barrels. ESSES cake was chocolate with pink iti square necked bodice Natural Gas Flame Room. Mark and Sandra Suitt: tkjrfjbr icing, k-a-p lopped with a sleeves with fresh Hardy, district salesman for relay, ribbon, pylon, poles, flower arrangement. u Ventee lace bordered Linda Ralston Purina Company, will potato, flags and rings. ZjT $ Kay Long and Sue Sledz, sister MEMBER FDIC ttVftl lece and satin rib' present a slide series on George Davis: relay, rib' nf Ihe groom. ?,! Val lece aleo edged the Bettie Lu proper feeding for body bon. pylon, poles, flags and Hcrndon. cousin of the bride, yel trained skirt. The conditioning of horses. A rings. IS HELPING IS OUR BUSINESS and Tish Randolph, ACC SECURITY OUR NAME, veil of silk question-answe- r session will Jennifer Davis: flags. friend of the couple, presided f"on wee attached to a complete the program. Cliff Davis: potato. i! Ihe table. y emhrohiered(lace cap Pamphlets on care and proper Ruth Davis: relay, ribbon, vac edged wttf'Val lace, ssisting in the house party feeding will be available to pylon and potato. jouquet weaeffiieeegay of were Margaret Wilson of those attending, All members Linda Kay Hodge: barrels, J and pink Mescbuds Clyde, cousin of the bride and are urged to bring a guest. flags, potato and pylon. ".white atiejJaiHtls and Cheryl Mann from Abilene Unst Thursday afternoon tne s lreath (wMi white Christian College. Other Posse took first place honors ribbons). 9he?eerricd it members of the house party at the Earth Roping Club white Bible, a gift from were Mrs. Weaver Barnett, Parade. Members enjoyed a roam. She carried with it Mrs. C E. Nichols, Mrs. R. A. barbeque supper and the pearl .embroidered Unnce. Mrs. Joe Kent, Mrs. rodeo that evening. Wef. a gWfrom her Qtiinton McCaghren, Mrs. Last Sunday, several Jerry Hcrndon, Waymon Bellar, Mrs. Calvin members of the Posse wore WJiseman, Mrs.JJoe jjisher, . partjeipatedjn the.DistrJct II iled nrin Mrs. Pudd WlSemanT Playday'in Lubbock and Tand ood i III taaijf-iMr- of the qualified to attend the estival Distributing the rice were gfc.ForsimiiiiigBldatid )nnne Long and Richard American Association of (wf:Jhe-Sliea- n opal iiaiUvd I Sheriff's Sledz. niece and nephew of the Posses and Riding g- wJ " -- KRAFT I IbekAgiBgie her aunt, (room Clubs' National Playday - -!' Berlin i; JCeeton of After a honeymoon Finals to be held in Denton II trip, the b -- O ;Hen. Her weMhg gown couple will reside in Abilene, July 3. They will be JafeMw VELVEETA 2 LB d as sewiethWtgHcw, and where Wilson is working for competing against riders from BOX lore the Icaitittienal blue Bailey nnd Associates as all over Texas, Oklahoma and WANSON FRIED Manager of Zoo World, an several other states, for FROZEN CHICKEN, DftMMMiWilson of amusement park and national trophies and honors. MEAT LOAF, CHOPPED SIRLOIN ne. riMetHiHaw of the recreation area in Abilene. Qualifiers from Lamb DINNERS of l.wM thelmatron Mrs. Wilson will be em- County planning to attend and KLEENEX Mte''&laFy Beth ployed as an elementary the events in which they Maf Jneper; college music teacher in Abilene. qualified are: Michelle

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