th e 17alley tribune VO UMf 9 NUMBER 6 QUITAQUE, BRISCOE COUNTY, TEXAS — THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1968 PRICE FIVE CENTS PER COPY Sick Report They Bite For Some airs. Charles ( -am returi i home from the hospital in Tub. Heavy Rains Continue Friday of lest week. She is imorms slowly.
-0 — Mrs. Jerry Morgan seas admitted To Fall In This Area In the Hall County Hospital Satur- day afternoon. It was reported that The area south of Quitaque that she would remain there several was hit severely just two weeks days. Her illness was diagnosed HIGH PLAINS RESEARCH ago with hard rains and hall, as a heart condition. Service Thursday FIELD DAY DATE SET I caught another hard rain and The Twelfth Annual Field Day possibly some hail In spots in the Mrs. Jimmie Sue Mullin was in For Ola B. Stubbs of the 'Ugh Plains Research early evening hours last Saturday. Lubbock Friday to see the Doctor. Foundation will he held on Thurs- Allen Matthews, Joe Edd Smith, Funeral services for Mrs. Ola B. day. September 12, at the Founds Ford Jihn.son, Bob McWilliams and Stubbs, 60, were conducted at 4:00 others in that area reported re- Mr. and Mrs. Lon McKay talked lion Research Farm at Halfway, p. m. Thursday, July 19. 19a3, at ceiving upwards of 3 inches of rain with their daughter, Charlotte Rog- Texas. Dr. Tom Longnecker, Dir- the Church of Christ in Turkey . and it fell in less than an hours' ers, who is in the hospital in Gal- ector and Executive Vice - Presi- Officiating were Herbert Gipson of lime, according to reports. s eston undergoing a series of siclent, in announcing the date Amarillo, a former minister of the Some of the farmers in that tests. She reported to her parents said, The second Thursday in Sept- Turkey Church of Christ, and Earl area had replanted crops following that the doctor had informed her ember has long been established Cantwell, minister of the Rock the rain and hall that ruined a lot she would be there ten more days as the date for our Annual Field Creek Church of Christ. Interment of crops just two weeks earlier before they would complete the Days." w a s in Dreamland Cemetery at and this young flood just about tests and she will not know until Turkey under the direction of Five of the Commodity Commit- finished it off for some. then if she will have surgery. Mrs. Seigler Funeral Home of Turkey. tees of the Board of Trustees are More damage came in that area Allis Martin Spray and Mrs. Pierce Mrs. Stubbs passed away at 3:30 planning to have exhibits of plants Monday when strong winds started are returning home, and Mrs. P. M. Monday, July 15, 1968 In M. and products of each commodity. sand to blowing. Renee Dudley left Wednesday D. Anderson Hospital at Houston. These exhibits will be located in morning of this week to go to Crops that have not been washed Pallbearers were V. B. "Doc" the farm shop, Seed Production Galveston to spend a week with away or damaged here in the Williams, Leon Lane, Tom Eudy, Laboratory and the 20 Saw Labora- • her sister at the hospital. valley, however, are looking very C. M. Conner, Otlis Lee Mullin, tory Gin. Throughout the afternoon good. and Jack House. members of the committee con PABLO LEAL, JR. IS Mrs. Stubbs was born April 5, cerned, plus others invited to as- Turbulent weather again hit the t908 at the Wolf Flat community sist who are interested in the agri- local area Wednesday night, with HOSLITALIZED WITH TB near Turkey, and had been a resi- cultural production displayed, will heavy rainfall reports in the Tur- The Tribune received a letter dent of Hall County for life. For be host for the exhibits. Plants, key area, where 1SS. to 2 inches of from Pablo Leal, Jr. this week. the past several years she had products, treatments and equip- lain was reported. 011 Thursday night of last week shown above, Weldon Griffin, De- pounds and the largest one was es- He is in Tuberculosis Sanitorium operated Ola B.'s Floral Shop and ment used for each of the several South of Quitaque where it has a fellow came by The Tribune of- loy Myers, and Murray Wise, from timated to weigh 6 pounds. in Carlsbad, Texas. His address is Dress Shop in Turkey. She had Phases of Agricultural research rained so much recently, around :ice and during the course of the left ta right came lugging in the John King and his son, Johnny Pablo Leal, Jr. Mcnight State been in ill health for the past will be shown. three quarters of an inch was re- conversation the fall( got around string of beauties they are holding. of Mesquite, report a catch of a T. B. Hos., Hos. East UP, Carls- several months, and had been a ported. There were some reports b• flaking. This fellow made the re- The trio would not reveal the lo- 3 and a half lb. bass and another bad, Texas 76934. He sends his Field tours of the Research patient in M. D. Anderson Hospital of hail but at this writing the re- ...s.47ijimov.a niir m that wereo "brag- cation of the fishing hole where one nearly 3 lbs.„..sitAnzliips Lake rag din all his friends here, and Farm featuring studies underway for the past three weeks. ports seer" not confirmed. .1c"-ethee- ,-..;,,in to the •v.i 1- . ,. ',"--.^ ''' ' —'s — ' hear aeons essays's- at the Foundation will start at Survivors include her husband, - an our later say Ih i area lake. The firelf71-11sSiiii: and beautiful out one. Hesialsoansgen.rre. Tribune to 1:00 p.m. and continue until 4:45 •:eta (Rho Stubbs of the home: one son, the Ore grinning young fellows sevensia. 'red a total of 25 ing places near Quitaque. thank everyone who remembered p.m. Guides for eoch large truck PAMPA RODEO PLANS SET OS° him with gifts for graduation. He H. A. (Sonny) Mullins of Turkey; will be professional agricultural Pampa is all decked out with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Johnson Mr. ararMrs. Ralph Carter TOb Antr a / has been ili and could not get all Personnel. new street decorations in prepar. of Turkey; six brothers, George visited their son, Melvin Carter In the thank you cards mailed. A popular feature of the Field ation for the 24th annual Top o' ALL-STAR GOOD ATTENDANCE AT QUITAQUE Johnson Turkey, Denny Johnson of Lubbock Monday. The Carters Days has been the display of the Texas Rodeo scheduled July 24 - 27. came back by Plainview to get BASKETBALL GAME SATURDAY LIONS CLUB MEETING Houston, Foy Johnson of Tulsa, latest farm equipment and sup- their grandson, Lane Hedrick A group of Quitaque basketball A good crowd was on hand Mon- Okla., Lloyd Jahnson of Fresno, plies. The various manufacturing The big RCA rodeo will get un- whose parents are on vacation. fans will drive to Duncanville Fri- day night at the school cafeteria. ROBERT PHELPS ACCEPTS Calif., Charles Johnson, Seagraves, firms supply the display and have derway on Wednesday, July 24. —0--- day afternoon and will attend the New president Bill Griffin appoint- COACHING JOB AT MOBEETIE and Clark Johnsen of Lubbock; and representatives on hand to ex- with a street paiade at 4:00 P.M. Trilbe Beck spent several days Saturday sessions of the program ed several committees for the in- Robert Phelps has accepted a five grandchildren. plain and sometimes demonstrate. and the first rodeo performance at days last week with Dot Arnold in at the Girl's Basketball Coaching coming year. These were: Pro- position with the Mobeetie schools The various firms are allotted 8:00 P.M. Canyon. School and then Saturday night gram Committee: Morris Stephens, as coach, replacing Frank Muir, Beutler & Son, of Elk City, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Sid McFall, Jr. space on the grounds of the Half- will see the annual basketball Herman Moseley and Bob Ham; who is the new coach of Quitaque will furnish stock and direct the were host and hostess for a pre- way Community Building on the game between the North and South Membership: Duke Woods and High Schools. arena . ... The Beutlers own LIONS SWEETHEART birthday anniversary dinner for basis of first reservations being All - Stars, the teams being made James Brunson; Reporter and In- some of the roughest rodeo stock 0 his father, Sid McFall Sunday. received being given prinrty on up of girls selected from teams all formation: 0. R. Stark, Jr. Fin- in the business, and they will be Those present to enjoy the day to- sites of their equipment or pro-o- over the state of Texas. ance: Board of Directors; and hallenging some of the top pro- TURKEY LITTLE LEAGUERS TO gether were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miss Cherri Rapp of Estelline, a Pianist: Sweetheart Sherry Stark. lessismal cowboys in the world at McFall and Jena of Vigo Park, The display of activities and pro- name well - known to all basket- PLAY SILVERTON LITTLE LEAGUERS the Pampa show. Senator Clem The Turkey Little Leaguers will Mr. and Mrs. Ruffus Dill. fa niece grams of the various governmental ball fans in this part of the world, President Griffin also announced McSpadden, of Claremore, Okla. play the Silverton Little Leaguers and her husband of Mr. McFall,) agricultural service is another is a member of the North squad that twelve new flags had been will be this year's announcer. at Turkey, Monday night. Dallas Ruark, a brother - in - law, feature of the Field Days. Includ- and these same fans would lay ordered for the Flag Service detail Quail Dobbs, world - famous rodeo Game time will be 7:30 and all of Brownfield, and his sister, Ave ed are: Farm Home Administra- odds that she Will be a starter sponeored by the Lions. Volunteers clown, will be on hand to fight the baseball fans are urged to turn Hawkins, and the host and hostess tion. Extension Division, Soil Con- when game - time rolls around. were selected to repair several of bulls turd entertain with his antics. out and root for the kids. and their children, Bruce and Beth. servation Services, Tri - County Also on the North squad is Susan the flag holders around town be- Dobbs is especially famous for his Weed Control and Home Demon- Britton of Springlake - Earth an- fore the next flag day. hilarous comedy car, "GEMINI," stration Services. , ther lass who is well - known in which is a dilapidated 1910 T Model Mis area. Bob Ham reported that county The evening program will start Ford agent Ken Cook had contacted BILL SAULS SERIOUSLY INJURED at 5:00 p.m. An outstanding Agri- Those who plan to attend the him and said Reagan Brown, with cultral speaker is a feature of the The featured special attraction program and game from Quitaque the Extension Service at College evening program. Attendance is the Jsdy Lynn Show, direct from include Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Stark, Station, would he in Quitaque next prizes will be drawn using names Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. Jr., Mr. and Mrs- Jack Cheatham, Tuesday night. While here he will WHEN KICKED BY HORSE cif those who register. Another Judy will make an appearance at Mrs. Jake Merrell and Billie and meet with businessmen and others drawing will be held for current each rodeo performance and will Jackie Cheatham, Jo Beth Merrell, interested in publicizing the beauti- members of the Research Founda- play for dancing in the National Sherri Stark, Kay Cochran, Gail W. F. (Eilll Cants was seriously fication program in Quitaque. He tion. Guard Armory on the rodeo Tyler, !Vine Jean Taylor and Jill injured last Friday morning while said Mr. Brown had been hearing Dr. Longnecker stated that the ground Wednesday through Satur- Johnson. Mr. end Mrs. Vance trying to work with some horses. BROTHER OF MRS. GRIFFIN about the modernization of busi- attendance for the last several day nights. The Judy Lynn Show r. -, is ^^- visaing at Bill called his neighbors. Mr. and nesses, planting of trees and Mrs. Truman Merrell, for help, DIED LAST WEEK years has numbered from 3,500 to is considered the top Western show Darlene Jones Stephenville and their daughter, Charlie L. Deere was born shrubbery and other works and saying, "a horse kicked me." 8.000. We are expecting a large in the world and is being brought Vanessa, is hoping she will be able Dec. 4, 1895 at Briggs, Texas. He ifprovements throughout the com- Truman carried him to Lockney attendance this year as there are back to Pampa this year by popu- to persuade her parents to drive was a former resident of Del Rio. munity and he felt that Quitaque by car and he was given first aid some new and interesting re- lar demand. Darlene Jones, is the new Tur- over to Duncanville and meet the Texas and was on the Police Force stood a good chance of winning the there at the hospital, then sent on search results to be shown A purse of $4,200, plus all entry Scy Lions Club Sweetheart. AQuitaque group and attend the there until his health forced his beautification award for rural to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock fees, will provide a total purse of 1968 graduate of Turkey High program and ball game that night. retirement He was a veteran of communities in Texas. by ambulance. At Lubbock he approximately $10,000. School, Darlene is the daughter of -0 World War I. Mr. Deere had been AT7'ENISS FAMILY REUNION underwent surgery where it was The regular RCA rodeo events Mr. and Mrs. Lefty Jones. The first prize for this award is in ill health since 1961. He passed La Vern Barnhill and her sister, discovered his colon had been com- will be included on the two go - She was a very active member ATTEND PLAINVIEW 5500.00 along with several smaller away in the Lampassas Funera' Bessie Lyons, returned July 11th pletely eat in two by the kick from round program, plus the popular "I the Turkey High School student BASKETBALL CLINIC awards. from a family reunion at Colfax. she horse. Wednesday noon, Mrs. Home Tuesday, July 9. Funeral cowgirls' barrel race and a special body. She played basketball four Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Stark, Jr On their stay to Colfax they spent The members and anyone else Souls reported Bill was out of in- services were held Thursday, July amateur bareback riding contest. years in high school, lettering all Mrs. JosV. Josnston, and Mr. and a day and night at McKinney with interested were invited to a ham- tensive care and the Doctor s says 11 at 10:00 a.m in the Lampasses Reserved seats will go on sale Sam years. and was captain of the Mrs. Wayne Whittington attended an old college friend of Mrs. burger supper at 8:00 p.m. at his condition is real good. Nursing Home. Burial was at at the Rodeo Office in the Cham- team her senior year. She also the Basketball Clinic in Plainview Lyons. About 100 relatives attend- Ham residence next Tuesday, July Briggs by the side of his wife who ber of Commerce on Monday, played volleyball four years. Dar- Wednesday night of last week. ed the reunion. The youngest being 23, when Mr. Brown will be pre- Mrs. W. F. SauLs and Mrs. C. C. preceded him in death in July 1961. July 22. Anyone wishing to order lene held office in F.H.A. two Their song. Randy Stark, David sent. Jones were visiting and shopping 7 weeks old and the oldest was 83 tickets may call MO 4 - 3241, or years. She received State F.H.A. Johnston and Dee Whittington in Lubbock at the time Bill was in- lie is survived by five sisters: avers young. While gone Mrs. write Box 1942, Pampa, Texas Mrs. Roy Howell, Lubbock, Mrs. degrees during her junior year. were playing, in the Clinic. As the final item of business, jured. They were contacted by tele- Barnhill and Mrs. Lyons visited re- 79065. Elzada Bird. Leveland, Mrs. Darlene was a member of the -0- the club voted to install a new sign phone by Mrs. June Ware of Cedar latives in Edgewood, Canton, pep squad for three years and was QUITAQUE PEE WEES TO PLAY at the cemetery for one of the Hill calling ahead and they were Theron Gleghorn, Artesia, N. M. Eustace, Athens, Corsicana and a cheer leader as a senior. Other year's projects. waiting at the hospital when Bill Mrs. Paul Yarborough, Henry, Ill., Dallas. activities included Beta Club, one TURKEY HERE TUESDAY Scout Master Jimmy Davidson arrived by ambulance. and Mrs. Bill Griffin, Quitaque; 2 New year; Annual Staff two years: The Turkey Pee Wee League met with the troop committeemen brothers. Hubert Deere, Broken DENNY FUSION TOURING Junior Play; has been taking will play Quitaque Pee Wee Tues- from the Lions Club after the re- Arrow, Okla., and Carl Deere, Arrivals - day night 7:30, July 23 at the l.evelland. EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Piano nine years; in Junior year gular meeting. Ronda and Lisa Faulkner from Mr. and Mrs. Glen alcWaters of Quitaque Ball Park. The two teams Danny Fuston, son of Mr. and was selected "Wittiest" by Senior Spring Valley, Calif. visited last Silverton are the parents of a new played Tuesday night at Turkey Mr. and Mrs. Griffin left Tues- Mrs. Billy Fuston of Turkey, is in choice: in senior year was selected week with Mrs. Ida Faulkner and day morning about 9:e0 o'ciock to baby boy, Clinton Shane, born as Most Talented and Neatest; and Turkey won 11 - 9. DON JOHNSON TO COACH Sturtgart, Germany with a group 0 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farley. attend time funeral services for Mr. of students from Texas Tech, who Monday, July 15, in the Lockney Also Best All - Around by high AT CLAUDE HIGH SCHOOL Deere. General Hospital at 5:16 p.m. He school choice. have been studying about Germany Mrs. Bill Farley. Lanita. Mrs. It was reported to the Tribune by Mrs. R. S. Butler, Mrs. Odie during the summer program. He weighed 8 lbs. 6 and a half ozs. Darlene's future plans are to Ida Faulkner, Mrs. Wayne Whit- Dean Johnson this week that his Lane and Mrs. Bernice Arnold of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weatherly will work with a construction Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. enter El Centro Junior College at tington and Ronda and Lisa Faulk- brother, Don Johnson, is going to Amarillo visited their mother, el Haskell spent some time last company for eight weeks, then Luel Dudley, Quitaque, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe McWaters, Silverton. Dallas this fall and fulfilling aner were in Clarendon last week Clafie this fall as coach for both Mrs. W. T. Brewer, while the C. R. week - end with their parent; the will tro th 13 countries for 21 days. of and baby are doing lit , - t. ,o dream v isiting Mr. and Mrs. Billy Farley boys and girls basket'ssll and also Sarleys were away. Mrs. Brewer E. L. Hill; and the C. T. Weather He left June 3 and will return Both mother registered nurse. Jr. and baby. Atheletic Director. makes her home with the Farleys. lys. August 26, fine.
own home and be near her daugh- Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Hamilton, Joy Aster and Darla of Floydada THE VALLEY TRIBUNE - - THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1968 The Valley Tribune ter also. and Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Brunson, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Foster 0 Debbie and Roger, returned Sat- Thursday of last week. by the Grain Producers Associa- 1968 research programs for this Successor to The Quitacin., Tribune. established at Quitaque In VI 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Paul Smith urday from a week's vacation and tion. Various varieties of the crops crops involved, and (3) prepare PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT QUITAQUE, TEXAS avid BY GASTON AND LOTTIE OWENS and family of Plainview stopped fishing trip at Alpine, Arizona. 0 will be displayed and literature recimmendations for the 1969 re- by for a short visit with Mr. and They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. describing values and growing search programs. These proposals arts Entered as Second-Class matter at the Post Office at Quitaque Texas. - Under the Act of Congress of March 3. ISTO Mrs. Vance Robison and girls Jerry Hamilton and children, Kelly H•LAINS HI UTES period will be available. The Com- will be presented to the Board of Sunday. The Robisons and Laqueta Livestock utilization of grain Trustees at the Semi - annual IUBSCR1FTION RATES: Briscoe. Hall. Motley, Childress, Floyd. Swisher, and Rusty, of Almogordo, N. M. modity Committee will be assisted astrong. Donley and Collingsworth Cpuntles. 52.50 Elsewhere 53.00 per yea, and Stachia Chadwick accompani- on Wednesday and they also stayed sorghum, forage sorghum and by representatives of organizations Meeting the morning of Septem- Mr tdvectisIng rates upon request. Classified advertising. 3 cents per Ward ed the Smiths to Turkey where until Saturday. They camped out corn and products made from and firms interested in production, ber 12. doff int Insertion. 2 cents per word thereafter. Minimum charge, 35c weekly. they had an ice cream supper at and caught all the mountain rain- these crops will be the major marketing and feeding operations. Cards of Thanks. 50 cents. Poetry, at classified advertising rates. Members of the Grain Sorghum Pet! their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy bow trout they coold eat while theme of an exhibit at the Twelfth The display will be located in the Forage Sorghum and Corn Corn ,eres' Y erroneous reflections upon the character. standing or reputation of any Smith. there. They report it is beautiful Annual Field Day of the High seed processing laboratory at the fir. oreorperanae whIch may appear In the columns of The Valley Tribune modify Committee are Gabe D gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the publishers. country and they had a wonderful Plains Research Foundation on Foundation. Anderson, Bovina; Ralph Blodgett Nr Mr. and Mrs. James Starkey of week there. Thursday, September 12. Wayne Byerly, Chairman of the Spearman; Wayne Byerly, Plain Plainview spent the week - end tell L . R. L. Anderson of Matador with supper and homemade ice - Members of the Commodity Commodity Committee, has sche- view; Lane Decker, Floydada; El nding this week with Mr. and cream at the City Park in Plain- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce White and Committee of the Board of 'Trus- duled a meeting of the committee bert Harp, Abernathy; Bill Nelson Fork. M. E. Loving. Monday evening. The Gaston Grady Starkey, and Mr. and Mrs. their grandsons, Gary and Mike tees for these crops are preparing at the Foundation headquarters at Amarillo; Pat Northcutt, Silverton• sore Owens were in Plainview on busi- W. W. Woods and other relatives White of Ruidoso, N. M., and a the exhibit and will be hosts that Halfway the afternoon of August Frank Dickson, Aiken; Sam and friends. afternoon. Explanation of the ness. niece, Elizabeth Allen of Lubbock, 8. This meeting will (1) complete Singleton, Dalhart; Frank Pharris Mr value of these crops and products • y Morrison entered Plain- and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hamilton their exhibit plans, (2) review Amarillo; Malcolm Garrett, Clovis, Lubt. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bailey visited and L. W. enjoyed a cook - out at in livestock production will be N.M.; Doh Worley, Portales, N M Clinic Monday night. The progress to date of the Foundations risitu Laura Polk, who has been visit- Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Reeves and a private lake near Quitafue Fri- made for visitors by the hosts. !'s thought without further lave osis that he was suffering ing bar grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bailey in Plainview day night. The children did a little Materials and methods to illustrate he flu Mrs. Leon McCracken, returned to Sunday afternoon. fishing, but they didn't report a their use will be shown, by the 0 big catch. use of pictures, slides, charts and qtr 0 her home in El Paso. She accom- Mr. and Mrs. James Barefield grafts. Marketing programs, es- trs. Olen Lane and Leigh panied Mrs. Billie Wise and she and Joey spent the day Sunday pecially in the development of CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR if Van Horn, Mrs. George went to visit relatives there. Mrs. Roy Roberson, Minnie Rob- with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor foreign markets, will be presented s and Sissy, visited Mrs. Bill erson, Mrs. Charlie Sullivan and iv Turkey. and Carl Wayne in Plainview Mrs. Buddy Morris was in Silver. children of Clarendon visited Mr. ay afternoon. (Bill Ebbs was ton on business Friday of last and Mrs. Slocum Roberson and Remember and bring your prescriptions to us. They will be carefully to Veterans Hospital in week. She visited Mrs. J. E. Mrs. Edith Bryant of White- Minnie Mae and Mr and Mrs. illo Saturday midnight from Vaughan while there and Mrs. wright, Texas is spending this Pierce White last Friday. Farley"s Flowers & Variety compounded by a Registered Pharmacist. George Owens home by am- Vaughan's mother, Mrs. Dan John- week with her nephew and his fam- ce. He was suffering with son. Mrs. Johnson has been staying ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Cathey Mr. and Mrs. Bo Graham of for all your flowers and ited stomach. I with her daughter for several and children. Amarillo spent the week - end YOUR MEDICAL CENTER s. Ebbs, Mrs. Lane and Leigh months since the death of her hus- -o-- with Mr. and Mrs. Pierce White. variety needs band, and she has decided to buy a Mrs. Owens and Sissy, Carl Barbara Chandler spent from I e Ebbs and a friend, and the trailer house and move it near her Monday until Wednesday in the Mr. and Mrs. Claude Keeter of in Owens enjoyed an outing daughter so she can still have her Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. Locicney, his sister, Mrs. Lois FARLEY'S FLOWERS She had four wisdom teeth remov- Martin of Cuero, Texas and her City Drug ed. Her mother, Mrs. 0. E. Chand- to daughters, Mrs. Alta Miller of ler, and her aunt, Mrs. Charlie Corono, Calif., and Mrs. Lois In- & VARIETY PHONE 2121 TURKEY, TEXAS Grundy, spent the time at the gram of Selenas, Calif., and Mrs. PAINT SALE IS STILL ON hospital with Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cross and Price Reduction on Super Kem-Tone Wall Paint family of Mesquite visited Mr. and From 54.00 per gallon down Mrs. Jimmy Davidson and boys Friday of last week. We also have a 15-foot No-Frost Whirlpool Refrigerator with Mrs. Sal Couch of Estelline at- Summer Clearance Sale Ice Maker tended church services at the First . 00 Methodist Church here Sunday ONLY $320 morning. She was guest for lunch with Mrs. Estelle Davidson. Mr. July 19 through 27 and Mrs. Jimmy Davidson and RAMSEY APPLIANCE & FARM STORE boys were also guests for lunch. Dinner guests in the John King Quitaque, Texas home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs . Many Items Ideal for Back-to-School John Hufstutler of Lubbock, Mr . and Mrs Herman Havis of South- land, and granddaughter of Brown- field, Mrs. Jessie Lee Caraway of Men's Resistor Men's g040 4 ,Fedveic Yhch Houston, N. L. Bedwell, Mr. and Children's Dresses Mrs. Johnny King and Mary Lou All Kinds of Fabrics or Mesquite, Kim King of Wilcox Reg. $6.95 - Sale $" Khaki Pants & Shirts 1/4 OFF including Cotton, Dacron, Wool Bonded Ariz. and Beth Hawkins of Burle- son. Shape Set - Never Needs Ironing Other visitors in the afternoon Req. 4.95 rants - Sale 195 Reg. 5.95 Sale were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harmon. Straw Mats neg. j.. - sate 2.95 Reg. 2.98 Sale 2.23 Mrs. OpalOpal Broxson and grand- 1 Lot Men's Arrow and Campus children, Bruce, Annette and Shari Sleeve Men's Reg. 1.98 Sale 1.48 Permanent Lance Broxson, of Sunray spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Casual Shoes John Jing. They brought N. L. Sport Shirts Bedwell to spend two or three Dacron and Cotton - Loafers and Ties Colored Sheets weeks here while Mrs. Opal Brox- 5 Gold or Green Color Special son visits her daughter, Louise Priced to $5.00 - Sale 2" 81 x 108 or Fitted Henderson and family in Seattle, Reg. 3 95 - Sale 2.95 Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carter visited Mrs. Broxson and Men's 1 lot Men's We have the following Permanents on Special grandchildren in the King home Sale - 229 Each Thursday night also. Haggar Slacks Dress Slacks JULY 23 THRU 31 Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Duck drove Pillow Case - 51'9 Pr. 1/4 OFF to Amarillo Saturday to meet his 98 sister, Mrs. Erma Boatman of $16.00 Sale $12.00 Priced to 14.95-Sale 52 Dinuba, Calif. who arrived by bus. Dan Press - Never Needs Ironing 10 512.50 Smartly Soft Realistic 12.00 Sale 9.00 58.50 She plans to spend a month here visiting. 8.00 Sale 6.00 3 10.00 Olive Oil Caryl Richards 7.50 Ladies' Dresses Forever Prest White Percale Sheets Y3 OFF REGULAR PRICE 5 8.50 Ezelok Duart 6.50 Mrs. Wendell Farley and Dennis- Wanda Ramsey, and Glenda Faye Men's and Boy's Req. $21.95 81 x me or Fitted Sale $16.70 18 7.50 Prim Sibyl Ives 6.00 Ramsey of Silverton visited Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Barrett and family Bermuda Shorts 19.95 13.30 in Amarillo Saturday. Mrs. Farley 16.95 11.30 Sale - '329 Each also attended to business while V, PRICE there. 14.95 9.95 LOLLA BELLE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Men's and Boy's 11.95 7. 95 Garza - White Phone 2481 Ouitaque Mr. and Mrs. Ray Don Kipg and children of Hereford spent Monday 1 Lot Pillow Cases with his grandparents, Mr. and Bathing Suits Mrs. Buddy Morris. 1/2 PRICE Ladies' Pants Sale 79C Pr. 1 Lot 1/4 OFF
(SERVICE-TOONS Reg 3.95 - Sale 2.95 Boy's Sport Shirts Reg. 5.95 - Sale 4.45 Mercury Pixies - By - Short Sleeve - Priced to 52 98 DUKE WOODS $1.00 OFF REGULAR PRICE Sale - '100 Ladies' Cotton Dresses 1 Rack Reg. 5.95 Sale 3.95 1 Lot Boy's Knit Ladies' Pants, Dresses Short Sleeve Shirts All McCall Patterns etc. Hundreds of risks of damage suits Priced to $1.98 - Sale 79e 1/2 PRICE 1/2 PRICE are run by every farmer. Heie are some of the cover- ages under a Farmers Comprehensive Liability Policy: "There's no need to go to all * Tractor accident on highway that trouble, Duke ... I check- * Visitor bitten by dog ed m y tires a n d they're all Many other odds and ends at real bargains THERE:" * Hired man slips and falls No trouble lady, we're checking Come in and look around. * Stray cattle damage neighbor's crops to see that the AIR is there * Visitor falls over obstacle and the LEAKS aren't there. • AND MANY MORE • EXTRA care is what wins us v0 many customers. Give us a try SOON. For further details check with Vie Also Sell Ice Roberson Dry Goods Stark Insurance Agency DUKE'S 66 SERVICE QUITAQUE, TEXAS Best Service in Quitaque Phone nil Phone 2331 Oultaque, Texan •
THE VALLEY TRIBUNE — THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1968 Palo Dun, Canyon Saturday night Mike Cristofoletti, also of San Antonio. spent the week - end in Plainview Using real . single - action Colt - Turkey Briefs - with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Doc Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Tunnell re- 45's with blanks, he soon generated Williams. They received word Sun- turned homt this week from a 11 enough interest to add four more Mr. and Mrs. Carol Byrd of day from their daughter in Lub- day trip to points in Colorado. actors and build a permanent Old Childress spent the week - end bock that their apartment had West set, complete with a saloon, with her mother. Mrs. I. D. Mullin. been flooded due to the heavy rain, Charles Lyles, son of Mr. and jail and of course, a bank. This Bank is as near as your received Saturday night. They had Mrs. Euman Lyles left Monday to Worrell. C.ristofoletti and two
---•3-- about 14 inches of water in their attend the Baptist Encampment others come into town to rob the apartment causing considerable at Glorietta. New Mexico. He will bank, but don't count on the Bunt- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rogers and damage. line - Special tootirt' marshal! who children of Petersburg visited her hold the position of a "staffer" naturally wins in the end. parents Mr. and Mrs. Drew Hol- and will be gone about 6 weeks. The dialogue for the skit is ad - comb over the week . end. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Johnson of lib, with chances coming anytime Telephone Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peery of one of the ortors decides one is Arlington spent the wee k - end with Seymour visited last week - end hi Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ferguson his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. visiting their parents the Johnny needed. left last Friday for a trip to South Before the marshal) finishes with Johnson. Peery's and the J. T. Standfields. Of Fork, Colo. They will return home the bad guys, they have dynamited 0 some time this week. the bank, blown up the jail to free Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Connor of Dot Arnold of Canyon spent Christofoletti and had an old - Whilharrel spent the week - end Monday visiting her daughter Mrs. fashioned gunfight. Mr. and Mrs. Don Guest of with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Doc Janice Wheeler and mother Mrs. Worrell also puts on a fast - Lubbock spent the week - end Connor. Fred Lacy. draw exhibition after the skit, visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. — o---- showing how he and Cristofoletti Mailbox have Guest. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Havens and can draw, cock and fire a gun be- Mr and Mrs. Keith Green attended Viola Calvert visited in the home fore someone in the audience can Mr. and Mrs Doc Williams the musical drama "Texas" in or La Vern Barnhill Saturday. even pull the trigger or clap their hands. For Convenience
Jaye Turner end girls of Mes- From the tourist in sunglasses quite visited in the home of Mr walking shorts to the leaders of MARY'S DOUGHNUT SHOP and Mrs. W. E. Wellman. nations . . they are all flocking BANK BY MAIL! to the San Antonio World's Fair. * Doughnuts — Pull Apart Bread — Cockies The summer crowds have in•ad- Mrs. Srnitty Guest, Brent, Mrs. ed HemisFair for vacations that in Sweet Rolls Luke Lane, Mrs. Alton Lane, Kevin many cases have been extended and Kraig and Mrs. Olen Lane and for that extra day of fiesta fun, FIRST Leigh Ann attended the musical Despite the record crowds con- We Will Take Orders for Pies drama "Texas" Friday night in verging on the 92.6 - acre show- Palo Duro Canyon. case, Visitor Services, Inc. ^eports NATIONAL plenty of rooms and parking — and Cakes with neither catching a full load to Miss Jo Starkey of Burleson, date, BANK Flomot and Turkey people are invited to come by Texas is visiting several days with The Fair recorded its 3 millionth her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. visitor July 9, only 27 days after Phone 2141 Quitaque, Texas and try our goodies Garland Coker. She plans to enroll reaching 2 million. The 2 millionth at Arlington State next week. visitor took 30 days and the first (Located in the front of Berryhill•s Meat Market) million was not reached until the estate would be later. Briefly, the bly sponsored by the Watchtower exposition was 38 days old. Daily forward in order to avoid world rules are: You can give .2acli of records were set seven out of nine Bible and 'Tract Society. disaster, God, as precise Time- your children, grandchildren, etc., keeper, will follow His own time NOTES FROM HEMISFAIR days in early July. Von Tiffin, presiding minister, 53000 each year without paying reports that 5,011 persons packed clock and at the exact time He will San Antonio, Texas — The Among the guests of the World's any gift tax or being liable for es- the Coliseum Sunday to hear L.M. r estore theocracy, God's rule, to world's craziest bank robbery Fair during the first week of July tate tax later (unless you die with- Dugan, of New York, deliver the this planet, over all the earth. His takes Place five times daily at tne was President Lyndon Johnson and in three years after the gift.) stirring discourse "Man's Rule tune is near, which is why man's PEERY 86 DUGAN 011_ CO. San Antonio World's Fair, produc- the ambassadors of a host of Out of community proverty, you About to Give Way to God's Rule." rule is about to give way to God's countries — probably the most dis- ing as many belly laughs as pistol and your spouse can give $3000 rule." Dugan told the crowd Sunday: shots for a delightful audience. tinguished group of dignitaries each or $6000 to each child, grand- viewed from the standpoint of the the scriptural in- ever assembled outside of Wash- child or other beneficiary. By fil- Refreshed by The action is at Tommy Wor. world situ/lion today, it is becom- formation receiver during the ington. ing a gift tax return, Form 709, rell's Wild West Show, a recent Following President Johnson by ing undeniably plain that man is four - day program, the local Wit- with the Internal Revenue Service addition to the free on - grounds unable to rule himself." nesses are better equipped to meet two days was President Rene you can give $30,000 tax free out of Phillips 66 entertainment offered to Fair Barrientos of Bolivia, who took an Dugan brought out, "In spite of the needs of interested ones local- visitors. your estate. Of course, in com- extended tour of the World's Fair, human rulers and their political ly. Tift' in said all regular meetings munity property this would be supporters who feel that man's at the local Kingdom Hall will re- Gas — Wholesale & Retail Worrell, an ex - Hollywood stunt- doubled to 560,000 tax free from rule absolutely has to he carried sume this week. Fertilizer man from San Antonio, mixes both spouses. This must also be authentic Western gear and set- TAX MAN SAM SEZ — more than three years before date ting with such lines as "heap of death. So, if you and your wife come de judge." The 36 - year - old As a part of the Federal e state have three children who are all Phone Rf131 JOHNNY PEERY Turkey, Texas quick draw artist began his Hemis- and gift tax law, Congress has married, and you have nine grand- Fair career with a wandering fast provided a system for giving your children, you can give your 15 draw exhibition featuring himself money away without paying tax, heirs $6,000 each, tax free, or and national fast - draw champion or by paying less tax than the $90,000 a year. By filing a form "REDDY" 709 with Internal Revenue you 111111111111e can use your $60,000 exemption (two 30,000 life time exemptions). COOLNESS ! you can Pass $150,000 out of your estate the first year and $90,000 a year thereafter, tax free, provided you live three years after the 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i Friday & Saturday Specials gift. If you are making an estate plan, it is probably advisable to consult an experienced Federal estate and gift tax consultant. July 19 f3 20 A CHILD COMMUNICATES FROM SAN ANGELO MEETING Lane's — 1/2 Gallon Cartons 3 for Armour's — 5-oz. Cans 3 for Local Jehovah's Witnesses re- turned home this week after a Vienna Sausage four - day stay in % San Angelo, Mellorine 85C 79e 'texas attending tile "Good News For All Nations" District Assem- Large Size 2 for Shurfine — Frozen — 6-oz. Cans 3 for Kleenex 69C ELECTRIC ROOM Orange Juice 59C IfeEpremith Soflin — 10-Rolls ALL-ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONING 3-1b. Can Blthroom Tissue 79C WATER HEATER IS ECONOMICAL Crisco 79e Red — 10-16. Bag HOT Coolness Anywhere — Anytime! Spuds Shurfine — 1-1b. Can 590 WATER Coffee IN A SEE YOUR 63° Market Specials ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER HURRY/ Ill-C — 46-oz. Cans ib. AND HERE'S ALL IT COSTS TO OPERATE AN Orange Drink 29e Loin or T-Bone Steak 99C INDIVIDUAL ROOM COOLER. SO SAFE Estimated .' cost for family of four based Roxey 5•1b. Bag Tall Korn — 2-1b. Pkg. on 6 months average summer operation, 5109 CLEAN May through Sept. — 1400 hrs. operation Dog Food 5O Bacon Avg. Cost per mo. AND 1/2 Ton (6,000 BTU) $3 to $5 1 Ton (12,000 BTU) $6 to $10 FLAMELESS 11/2 Ton (18,000 BTU) $9 to $15 We Give Buccaneer Stamps Shurfresh 'New units—average summer temperature
Meacham Milk FREE WIRING 17.7.14 Free 2 20-volt normal wiring to Has That all residential customers of NATURAL WTU who buy an electric ware r J• ; healer from iacat dualar. GOODNESS Wilson & Son Lumber Co. Food Store Double Stamps on Wednesday Phone 3321 Ortitaque, Texas Phone 2341 — Turkey, Texas
Oliver Clark and sons, Oliver, Jr. THE VALLEY TRIBUNE — — THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1968 - QUITAQUE BRIEFS - and David and the Burl Clarks Man With A Memory spent the 4th of July with the in about 30 minutes. I gave Louis he was Booker T Washington, he Della Baskin of Amarillo is visit- Pete Clark's and helped their Dad tiny dog) a light helping of Malta didn't get the hounds. ing with Charlene Pike for a few elebrate his birthday. In the even- National Political Convention's TV Know-It-All and now I'm afraid to go out in days. ing Mrs. Dale Dixon and her son A gavel brings to order a the yard — that dog has a fierce political July 14, 1965 -- Think of my David and her mother, Mrs. Leon convention. But who look. I'll give it time to wear off. brings order to the million de- a few minutes ago when Elliott visited the Pete Clarks. shock just tails that go into the gavel-to. I came to realize that I was miss- Timothy Hutton of Amarillo Last Friday Mrs. Mattie Mae gavel coverage of political con. ing World Turns." spoke at the Church of Christ Sun- Cogdill ate lunch in the Pete Clark ventions on television? Behind j June 20, 1966. It is almost 7:00. out on "As the I was able to get the last of the day. Robert Pierce and Timothy home and visited awhile. the NBC coverage of the Re. almost time for the News Man had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph publican and Democrat con. from New York to come on and do episode. I can say this much: Carter. ventions are a dozen unit man- his strut (the word strut should their troubles are hard to figure agers whose job It is to see to have been spelled with oapital out. In fact I stopped trying to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mayfield me* everything from housing and headpieces to "how can we letters (STRUT.) At any rate I figure them out when they ran poor Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McMichael their granddaughters, Teri and get this done in time?" must get the news. old Jeff into the bridge abutment of Shreveport. La. visited Friday Saundra Mayfield, daughters of and killed him. Now get this — with his One of these men is Gene cousins, Mrs. A. L. Mr. and Mrs. Graves Mayfield of Whitlock who has been a unit The news was fair. There was that was not part of the story Morris, Webb Taylor, and Dick Waco, in Lubbock Sunday and they manager for various NBC • lots about the 'up and coming" was to stop his pay with the Taylor and their familys. They had are spending a visit this week with shows since 1956. At the con- E. young Kennedy. I couldn't tell if company that was making the pic- lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Morris. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ventions he is the NBC unit the news was boosting him for pre. ture. When I get to California I just manager in charge of produc- Bill Mayfield and family of Gruver sident or not. "Ask not what your might get into the picture business. tion and related business mat- country can do for you, but ask Mr. and Mrs. James Money and spent from Sunday until Tuesday ters for Gulf Oil Corporation, Who knows? rather what I can do for my coun- family of Dallas visited her uncle with his parents also. Bill has at- which again is sponsoring the The above notes are from the tended East Texas State College television and radio coverage. try." That quotation always comes and his wife Friday and Saturday, jottings by Wishbone, who prefers Mr. Whitlock sees to it that the to my noggin when the Kennedys Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morris. in Commerce, Texas for the first to remain annonymous. Selected six - weeks, and they were enroute Its libraries at both conven- are being considered. There are tion sites have the programmed by Paulette Lipscomb.) home. commercials ready for use at two smart sayings that crop up at Guests in the home of Mr. and o the right time. He knows the the mention of the Roosevelts: Mrs. L. E. Shorter last week were —THROUGH BEHAVIOR running time and the intrica- Franklin Delano was famous for Mr. and Mrs. Dee Dunigan of Lub- cies of scheduling. He works saying "Good Ole Joe." There is bock. This week. Mr. and Mrs. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES RETURN with the advertising agencies another Roosevelt story (true, Joy Johnson and family of Madill, A child is not a lump if clay to in assuring the air quality of the film or tape and he must mind you they say) about Theo- Okla. and Mrs. Bobby Hurt of be molded or a pitcher to be pour- be ready for every contingency. dore Roosevelt when he was presi- Tulia. ed into put a growing Plant to be If a sudden shift in schedule dent. The story goes that he and nurtured, loved and cared for. This comes, such as: "Drop Reel some of his buddies went down to Mr. and Mrs. Burl D. Clark and is the first step in understanding Number 106 and get Reel Num- Kentucky for some hunting. In young children, according to Jen- ber 127 on tape for the next children Burl, Jr., Treva Jo and ',mak," Mr. Whitlock has to their activities they needed some Charlie from Jal, N.M. visited nie Hitching, Extension family life be able to quickly coordinate • fox hounds. Well, Theodore had Burl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete education specialist. nc.vtork op7rations and Gene IVIiitlock (right) looks over mockup of NBC News' TV heard some fellows speak most Clark last week. Mr. and Mrs. But also learn to understand insure the changes. and radio nein oik broadcast center at Miami Beach Convention highly of a certain fellow's hounds, Hall, where Republican National Convention will meet starting and reportly were the best in the Mr. Whitlock must know a Aug. 5. With him here is Iljahnar liermanaon, plant designer, thousand things about the con- and George Murray (center), executive producer of Gulf • NBC country. Charter No. 117e6 vention hall, the city, the pal• News' coverage of the 1968 national political conventions. itical parties and their various Since he was President of the Report of Condition of the candidates. Long before the convention halls and the re- ing their lives for the next four United States, Mr. Roosevelt figur- convention opening, he has spective party planning encl.'. years. the Miami and five committees. ed the lad would be happy to lend surveyed both For Mr. WhItIoek this assign. Chicago convention sites to "Political conventions are rry.nt appeals to his deepest him the hounds. However, in the First National Bank learn the ins and outs, base. just about the most exciting scholastic interest. He majored course of the request for the use of Qui:Hague ments and lofts of the halls assignment you can get," said in history at Brown University, of the hounds Mr. Roosevelt re- and the housing, food and Mrs Whitlock. "It is very en- where he was graduated In ceived a flat "no" to his request. In the state of Texas, at the close of business on June 23, 1968 transportation situations of 19:4. "Reading lostory both cities. He must sit on cour agi ng-to see 1..eople become as re. The story is that the President Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency more and more interested in corded in a book is just not as was a bit upset at the refusal and planning committee meetings exei.ing as seeing it enacted on LUKE PURDY se% AE under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. and knew how to obtain cre• them. More people .are recog- a convention floor," he said. just came out with it — "Maybe STUDIED ANATAY dential clearances and how to Wising that detegades to a con- "In the roll call of statesyou you don't imow who I am. I am make one ticket to me gallery vention am deciding a very ,7 ASSETS fcti tree power of democracy the President of the United States." ITS 50NIEVIN'11-4 do the work of ten tickets, all important matter: v:; -,o will be dog right before your The hound - loving friend's reply Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items within the tight regulations of leading Me coantr; and arraug- cycs." WKS 600P ON GIRLS, in process of collection . 626,196.19 was that he didn't give a hoot if United States Government Obligations 534,284.10 their behavior, says the Texas ing. Relieving anxiety and worry Obligations of States and political subdivisions . 738,963.73 rights to some emotional privacy, A&M University specialist. Parents with a handy phase often drains said Miss Hitching. Ile should be Securities of Federal agencies and corporations 700.473.01 must be aware of what their child- he need to do something more free to have feeIngs and fantasies Other Securities 6,000.00 ren are telling by their behavior constructive than to praise or without uncomfortably sensing an yet they should not put every little Federal funds sold and Securities purchased ever - watchful eye always ready act or expression under a micro- to read something into every tone Young's Auto under agreements to resell None scope. "She just wants attention," of voice or bit of play. Loans a n d Discounts . .. . . 1,446,041.93 "He'll grow out of it" are com- A child's behavior communicates Bank Premises, furniture and fixtures and mon phases that may block furth- more than his talk, according to er exploration of a child's actions. Supply other assets representing bank premises 2.00 Miss Hitching. The keys to under- Yet, the specialist points out an- V1ISHBONE SAYS: Real Estate owned other than bank premises None standing this are reserving judg- other factor in understanding Way back in the beginning of time God made from one blood Customer's liability to this bank on acceptances ment. avoiding labels, accepting children and deciphering their be- all nations to dwell on the earth . outstanding None personality dfferences and being havior: the parent's makeup. aware that the apparent cause of Everyone is in trouble if the par- Now our government is quite sure Other assets including direct lease God didn't know His 'business, so an incident may not be the real ent's emotions differ from the financing .. None one. child. now our bright boys are going to take all nations and make of it one TOTAL ASSETS 04,051,460.46 In trying to discover the mean- Too, the con..- "On_Mween, a bloceir- hZoud ;ai a= cir _We__arewasir ing of behavior, Miss Hitching behavior and irsekritis■isltert..--aisie Jesus said • ys points out some of the obstacles. ways obvious. have the poor. President Johnson LIABILITIES Common is labeling automatically Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, Have a wide - angle approach to says, "Taint so. We're going to a kind of behavior which doesn't understanding children, suggest get rid of proverty. and corporations 82,010,067.07 tell why he is automatically a kind Miss Hitching. A certain behavior and greasing Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, of behavior which doesn't tell why may have several possible causes. Is just indulged in breakfast, and corporations 1,290,890.03 he is behaving as he is. A nightmare could be caused by a generous helping of Malt - 0 - Deposits of United States Government 3,542.69 For example, if he rejects a sug- too much candy or a television gestion it may not be "stubborn" Meal. That "Mao" really car- Deposits of States and political subdivisions 182,102.12 program — 'or something else. autos again or if he fails tc be up and doing But the family life specialist ries a wallop. If I was in the Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions, it may not be "lazy." Perhaps he urged parents not to interpret a Army over there fighting those central banks and international institutions None is stubborn about getting dressed child's bthavior to him before he Viet Cong that war would he over Deposits of commercial banks None in the morning because he is not has a chance to realize it himself. eager to go to school. Certified and officers' checks 15,053.57 Given a little time, he might figure out his own feelings and Put Giving labels to behavior and TOTAL DEPOSITS $3,501,645.47 putting acticns into categories them into his own words, a much (a) Total demand deposits 32,154,155.44 prevent understanding and give us bigger contribution to growing. too easy on out, says Miss Kitch- You much respect a child's (b) Total time and savings deposits$1,347,990.03 Federal funds purchased and securities sold FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS under agreements to repurchase None TOP 0' TEXAS Liabilities for borrowed money None Acceptances executed by or for account of RODEO JULY 19 & 20 this bank and outstanding None featuring Other liabilities including mortgages and other liens on bank premises and other real estate None The Judy Lynn Show TOTAL LIABILITIES 53,501.645.47 AMERICA'S MOST COLORFUL SHOW FINEST FRUITS & VEGETABLES colder Ripe lb. Kimbell — 10-lb. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS JULY 24-27, PAMPA, TEXAS Red -- 10 .lb. Bag Bananas , . 13c Flour 89c (a) Capital notes and debentures None (b) Preferred stock—total par value None Potatoes . 69e (c) Common stock—total par value 50,000.00 Waoner's – Quart Fresh Sweet Texas Diamond – 31b. Can No. shares authorized lb. No. shares outstanding Cantaloupe 10e Shortening . 49c Fruit Drinks 29c Surplus 150,000.00 Undivided profits 349,814.99 Reserves . None Kimbell's – 11 -lb Cox TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 549,814.99 69c 'DOTAL LIABILITIES TEA AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $4,051,460.46 25 FREE Stamps with this Purchase MEMORANDA Lane's – 1/2-Gallon Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days Finest Quality USDA ending with call date 03.545,733.00 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days GRADED MEATS Family Style lb. Ice Cream .. 69c ending with call date 1,399,837.00 lb. Loans as shown above are after deduction of JUDY LYNN and HER BAND Steak 59e Libby's 2 6-oz. Cans valuation reserves of None Securities as shown above are after deduction of DANCING NIGHTLY Chuck Roast 53c Lemonade .. 23c valuation reserves of . None RODEO PERFORMANCES Bob J. Ham, Vice-President of the above named bank do hereby NIGHTLY AT 8:00 P.M. declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. FOR RESERVED SEATS Lipscomb Quality Foods CALL MO 4-3241 SERVING YOU IS A PLEASURE We. the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition WRITE BOX 1942 Turkey. Texas and declare that it has been examined by us and Gunn Bros. Stamps — Double Stamps Wednesday to the best of our knowledge and belief Is true and correct. With 52.50 Purchase or More Phone 5151 0. R. Stark, .Tr.. Orlin Stark, J. T. Persons, DIRF.CTORq
lion of the ruling spirit in our lives. he THE VALLEY TRIBUNE -- THURSDAY, JULY i8, 1968 us look at a far deeper problem. Janet Bailey Is Bride of Elwayne Turner Alvin May of Silverton, and How's your appetite? Your spirit. How's your appetite - your spirit- Gene Fusion of Turkey served as 1111.MMWUO. sal appetite that is. What are the ual appetite that Ls? ushers. things you really crave? When Guests were registered by Mrs. tay given your choice what is it that Gene Fusion of Turkey. Whet 1.1 choose to read, to think about. Flomot News A reception followed in the to talk about. or places you decide By Jean Kingston Fellowship Hall of the church. The #1Itrtt rrittott to g 7 In other words, what are table was laid with lace cloth and the fori' centered •.with the bride's bouquet. Uth. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Joe Igoe ks rho consider our spiritual ap- rhomas end family of Arnarilto I Isl 31 Intl silver were used to is toe , .11 of us h ite hungers and ere ittuids in the home 4.1 Me serve the three tiered wedding On • I ,t, i‘ 1,••1 ROW'S YOUR APPETITE': cake which wes decorated with lot p tioe of each one is a lack of and Mrs. Bort tioyd. Robert Gauer •I th 1 the one thin: iind that is a losefor bine rs ,5 and white bells, and In Matthew 5:6 Jesus said. Ir1 , 11 topped with three white satin hells, ctis : 14 Pe, .p , e are ' . Blessed are they which do r 1111 1k 11 Ir. I., l'It'N 11! Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tibbetts and and foisted blue punch, nuts and hunger and thiret after righteous- 1. 1 .11 11 1111 Filer in In a ilirkened MOM mach dirt mints. Miss Tommie Johnson. Mrs. then daughter, Mrs. Sammy Norrnm. the ness: for they shrill be " lilt e, rier, r rn ie . l oh,' unnoticed. When you open D. W. Baca and Mrs. David Setliff Se pi,. et Snyder visited with Mr. aril cf (cowl oe• and windows and let the -ilternated at the service. Napkins and tru, much 3,rn Mrs. L. B. Turner this week. opttn 1 , ..kin..; • iinshine in even the little speck: ilh Janet - Elwayne completed Iltltyy 3,1 Y..11r er mplesion, conilll Ion of of dust are revealed. Fri-n so. the the service. nr teeth. whether or not you Hely Spirit brings out into the light Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Merrell The brid^ finished Quitaque t the fruit figure, reveals quickly the sin in cut lives. And. the more spent the day Sunday visiting with High Schoul in 1967 and is em- r'eter, ego hirree taken Into your completely he fills us the more their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. iloyed with the First National qetted burly. perfect and clear is the revelation Bob Merrell at Lone Star. Mr. and Bank in Quitaque. The bridegroom of sin and our recognition of sin. Mrs. Wayne Pigg and Mr. and attended school at Turkey and he Ilowevor. we are not concerned Airs. Shorty Hartman of Lone Star is now farming between Quitaque ROBFRSON DRY GOODS about foods for your stomach. Let nor desires are a ele,,r intlica• were also dinner guests in the and Turkey. After a short wedding Bob Merrell home. trip, the couple is at some on their 1111=111111•11 farm.
Guests in the home of Mr. and QIJITAQUE BAPTIST W.M.S. NOTES Mrs. James Monk were Nlr. and The Quitaque Baptist Women Mrs. Ward Tigner and three child- Missionary Society met at the ren of Eaton Rapids, Michigan. church Tuesday morning at 9.30 Congratulations! They accompanied Mr and Mrs. for their Executive Board Meeting, Monk to Childress where they at- and also for their mission study. tended the Monk family reunion. to The President, Mrs. R. J. Harmon Seventy - three guests and rela- called the meeting to order and t wes registered. conducted the business session. Mrs. John Rogers lead the group Darlene Jones in singing the hymn, "Holy Spirit Mr. and Mrs. Dwight McClure and family of Memphis. Tenn. Breath on Me." with Mrs. Jim for bong elerted lions Sweetheart. We think she will were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Stroup at the piano. Wells this last week. A picnic Mrs. A. C. Barrett load the Call represent the Club in fine style this year. dinner was given in the Wells to Prayer. She read the scripture ' home Monday where many friends from I Cor. 13: 1 - 13. Mrs Barrett enjoyed the social and became ac- told the group that the scripture quainted with Mr. and Mrs. Mc- reminded her of all aunt who lives Clure. Mrs. McClure is Mr. Wells' at Cross Plains, Texas, Mrs. sister. Nellie Wilson, who is past eighty ears of age and she was recently presented is Bible by her church Mrs. Annie Bliss and children, for havityl memorized the most Mellonee and Kevin of Ojai, Calif. Mrs. Elwayne Turner — nee Janet Bailey scriptures. The scripture was giv- were guests in the homes of Mr. RLS, en as part of the aunt's memory and Mrs. Clayton Bond and Mr. work. and Mrs. James Monk. The First Baptist Church in and flanked on each side with Each lady present at the meet- Quitaque was the setting Saturday baskets of gladoli and blue mums. ing gave a sentence prayer for a Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Merrell evening, June 29, 1968, fur the The bride was escorted to the alter special missionary at this time. made a business trip to Floydada marriage of Miss Janet Bailey to by her father. She wore a floor - Mrs. J. 111. King taught a very and Lockne.y this week. Guests in Elwayne Turner of Turkey. The l ength gown of flubbed bridal satin. interesting lesson on, "Spiritual their home were Mrs. J.P. Taylor. Rev. Bill Curry, pastor of the It featured a squared neckline, on Life Development," by Mildred and Katy, and Mrs. Ruby Higgin- church, officiated for the R:00 a molded bodice, with three MeMurry. She emphasized the fact botham of South Plains. (The o'clock ceremony. quarter sleeves edged in Alencon that we reject the leadership of the latter part of the week.) Mrs. Patsy Herrington presented Lace. The skirt fell in three bouf- Holy Spirit often times. Several of 0 fant tiers with Alencon lace edging orgarirmusie and accompanied the ladies present read different Wayne Gourdon, who has been in Gard n Owens as he sang, "Oh, each tier. Her veil of illusion was scriptures during the study. Monroe. Louisanna working for attached to a headpiece of white Perfect Love" and "Because." Mrs. Jim Stroup lead the dosing Strauss Co.. recently returned roses and seed pearls with a drop The bride is the daughter of Mr. prayer. home. His parents are Mr. and pearl in the center. She more a and Mrs. Bud Bailey. and the Those present were Mmes. R.J. Mrs. Louis Gourdon. necklace with a drop pearl. Darlene Jones bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Harmon, John Rogers, Orlin. Elmer Turner of Turkey and the The bride carried a bouquet of Stark, Jim Stroup, Leon McCrack- LIONS SWEETHEART Mrs. Ronnie Rogers' address is late Mr. Turner. white and pink roses, with blue, en, A. C. Barrett, Glen Ramsey, John Sealy Hospital, Main Ward, pink and white streamers atop a Bill Curry, J. W. King and Miss 416 C,-- Galveston, Texas. She is The couple stood before an arch white Bible. Gladys Stroup. still having a series of tests. of greenery with bells and doves, The traditional something old, new borrowed and blue was carri- Lock your luggage you plan to ed out with a white linen handker- check when you travel — not only chief belonging to her grandmother for protection against pilferage, Reeves, her wedding gown was but keeps the catches from spring- Peoples State Bank new, her necklace was borrowed Your Business Is Appreciated i ng open under rough handling, from Catherine Setliff, and she suggests Texas A&M University wore the blue garter. Extension specialist. Turkey, Texas ,Maid of honor was Miss Janice FERGUSON INSURANCE AGENCY Reeves of Plainview. 0 BOOSTERS Of THE TURKEY COMMUNITY AND ITS CITIZENS Best man was Mack Seymour of — Go To Church Sunday -- Phone 3121 Turkey, Texas Turkey. Teenagers Friday & Saturday Specials JULY 12 8 , 13 Have Your Favorite Soft Drirk Bottles STRETCHED!
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FOR SALE, In Clarendon. texas 'short visit Monday. They were on well with their mother Mrs. Lisen• comparded Mr. and Mrs. Clyde THE VALLEY TRIBUNE -- An 11 unit Motel. $10,000 down. their way to South Fork, Colorado. by who is ill. Stone of Friona to Dallas. There THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1968 Automatic Laundry and Dry They were to meet other friends they visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene July 15, at 8 p.m. at the First The Briscoe Historical () FOR SALE • Cleaning Plant. (No compeletiona there. Mrs. Jenkins is teaching Lancaster County and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baptist Church Turkey. The meet- Survey Committee's regular meet- Assume Loan. Also, Bait House. again in a school about 15 miles Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lusk of Maupin. They returned to Turkey ing was opened with a scripture ing will be at 8 P. M. on Thursday (Well Located,) $1250.00. John from their home. As always the Memphis spent Sunday afternoon Tuesday LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT and Mr. and Mrs. Stone reading and prayer by Marvin night July 25 in the P. C. A. Com- Garner, Clarendon. Texas, visiting in the home of Mr. and Jenkins arc an inspiration to all will remain here for the week. Randall. Eight men were present AND SUPPLIES 874-2390. 2tc. who know them. Mrs. David Guest. munity Room. O including two visitors from Quite- Lightweight metal panels an4 —0-- Mrs. Eddie Maupin and Farah que, Mr. Bill Griffin and Mr. Duke gates. Hog panels a specialty: C. W. JONES MATTRESS Mrs. Hoy Lacy of Canyon was in GILBERT-BROCKETT VOWS of Dallas are spending the week Woods. Mr. Griffin was the prin- See these and other equipment AND UPHOLSTERY Mrs. N. C. Jordcn and girls of Turkey Sunday afternoon visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. cipal speaker of the evening. He PLEDGED RECENTLY at LEDBETTER - RHODE, Borger came last Friday and re- friends and relatives. For Free Estimate Call Joe Jack Lacy. talked on the lives of some of the IN HOME CEREMONY Silverton. 26-tic mained through this week visiting Richardson, Turkey, Texas, Phone her parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd men in the Bible and also shared Miss Darlene Gilbert, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Buck Lancaster ac- Turkey Baptist Men met Monday a of Mr. aid Mrs. L. D. Gilbert, and 5691, Box 83 5-4p Gilmore and other relatives. part of his own personal testi- UNDERGROUND mony. Bill Brockett of Lubbock were married Friday evening. July 5, at IRRIGATION PIPE FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom home, 2 Three Junior Girls, Kim Carey, 8 o'clock in the home of the bride's Asbestos - Cement for main lots, in Southwest part of Quitaque. and Lisa and Barbara Gauer at- Mr. and Mrs. Boone McCracken parents. The Rev. J. W. Wells. line sprinkler pipe. All sizes tended Pan Fork Baptist Encamp- attended business in Tulia Monday Mack Truelock, Ph. 3496 2tp YOU'RE FOREMOST WITH A pastor of the Fairmont Baptist plastic pipe for water and gas. ment near Wellington this week. and were guests for lunch with Mr. Church, performed the ceremony. Rhode Pipe Co.. Phone 5021 FOR SALE: Fender Deluxe Reverb Nancy Latimer is a member of the and Mrs. Stewart McCracken and Guests were family and friends. or 32'31, Silverton. Texas. Amplifier - with cover. See Rod staff at Pan Fork this year, She Ronnie. "4/g"'sar-zus Refreshments of cake and punch 30-tic SellIff or call 9191 Turkey will work there three weeks. were served at the reception im- FOR SALE 1080 acre farm 4 miles - QUITAQUE BRIEFS mediately following the ceremony. A group of nine young SINGER MACHINES: Type- north of Redley. 382 acre crop- people The quarterly meeting of the The couple is at home at 35th from the First Baptist Church and writers; Vacuum Cleaners; T- land comes out sollbank this year. Briscoe County Historical Survey and Gary in Lubbock where he Is their sponsor, Mr. and Mrs. Euman Three good wells. Strong grass The All-Purpose Committee will meet in the home associated with R. & le Electro- V's. Sales and Service. Free de- Lyles, camped out in the Palo $85.00 per acre. M. P. West sales- or Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Allard cn nics, and she is working at Jessie Duro Park last Friday night. The monstrations. Call 3131 for in- man, Joe Lovell - Broker. Box Monday night, July 22 at 8 P. M. Lee's Beauty Shoppe. group went to see "Texas while formation or appointments. 178, Phone 874 - 342,5 or 874 - 2462 there. COMBINATION 24-tic Clarendon, Texas. or 874 • 2462 DIRT MOVING: We do Parallel Mr. and Mrs. James Fuston and REPAIR UNIT family and Mrs. Alice Fuston, left Terracing, Water Ways, Diversion CARD OF THANKS early Sunday morning for a trip to Words cannot express the grati- and Land Levelling. Brown Bros. Red River and points in Colorado. It Features- Construction. Phone 2687, Quita- tude we feel for the many remain- brances of our friends during the que. 2141e Nita Puckett an d children of Welding Pittsburgh Pa nts loss of our beloved brother, Charlie • Midland are spending this week Deere. We want to thank you for QUALITY SEED FOR SALE: with her parents Mr. and Mrs. the cards flowers, words of sym- • Brazing Richardson 202R, Atlas Sargo, John Lane. 626, Hegarl, Red Top Cane, Hybrid pathy, and your prayers. May God bless each of you in a very special Sudan. EARL PATRICK, Phone Mrs. J • Soldering way. . T. Mullin was in Lubbock 409-5363, Floraot. 5241e Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffin and Tuesday taking Glenna to the Eye Specialist and moving Rod into an Sunset Johnny • Hard Facing FOR RENT: Furnished, 2 bed. apartment. FORNEY PRODUCTS room house. Contact Mrs. Elmer Lanham, Brice Station, Clarendon, CARD OF THANKS ore backed by 35 years engineering I want to thank all my friends Mrs. I. D. Mullin Sr. returned • Pipe Thawing and manufacturing know.how. Texas, or oontact at Burson who remembered me with cards, home over the week - end after Quality materials end finest work- manship assure you of highest per- Interior Lakes. 52 tic. flowers, phone calls, visits a n d spending a week with her daughter and Exterior Finishes and family Mrs. T. B. Byars in • Battery formance and long life from every FOR SALE: Weaner Pigs. See every way you helped me while I Unit. was in the hospital. Lakeview. Morris Stephens, Qultaque, Phone Charging Sunset House Paint is a balanced formula of fume - resistant 2181. 1 - tic Mrs. Gay McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Weatherly REPAIR — REBUILD — CONSTRUCT and family of Fort Worth and Roy ALL TYPES OF EQUIPMENT pigmen:s and pure linseed JOHNSON,S RADIO & TV RePAIR oil, designed to provide durable pro- Russell left Tuesday for a trip to AND MACHINERY Phone 2291, Turkey. 2 • tic - Turkey Briefs - South Fork, Colo. FREE DEMO tecron at an economical cost. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Farley were EBBS WELDING & MACHINE 0 right on your SAVE TIME — MONEY — EFFORT WORKS, 413 W. 24th St. Plainview, it Plainview recently on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meacham of WITH A FORNEY UNIT Phone CA 3-2128. Shop and Field. Canyon were in Turkey Tuesday own promises! 3-tie Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farley went or business. IS 11 to Dallas, where they me t his Tone n tique DISHES LEFT at the Morrison brother Knox Farley and family. Mrs. Elmer Lanham of Bursor, (home or at the church may be Both families then went to Nash- Lakes visited Mrs. C P. Richmond RAMSEY APPLIANCE & FARM STORE picked up at the Methodist Church ville, Ark. for a visit with relatives Saturday. Metilllic Tone — New Vinyl base kit In Quitaque. and friends. They drove on to Quitaque, Texas FOR SALE • 3-piece sectional sofa, Springhill, Louisan to attend the Zack Foster and two sons of No need to remove aid finish dark brown, like new. Call Doyle Farley Reunion. They returned Amarillo and Mrs. Helen Land Ramsey, 3371 or 3626, Quitaque. home last Sunday and two daughters of Amarillo spent the week - end with Mr. and Mrs. Lucy Johnson of Cleburne, Mrs. H. S. Foster. Sunday visitors Water Problems? Just three simplified steps Texas visited here last week with who joined the others were Cecil her mother Mrs. C. S. Lipscomb Stone of Turkey, Mrs. Cleo Smith We have everything you need. Submersibles, lineshafts with brass Apply over most any surface BUSY BEE CAFE and other relatives. and her daughter, Mrs. Louise 0 Bowls and 3 children. bearings. or woodline that is guaranteed for five yearsrtentrk in Turkey Mrs. Marlene Wellman was in Mona McKinney of Childress is fugals, etc. the Hall County Hospital last spending this week with her week receiving treatment for her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Delicious Home Made Rolls Daily back. Foster. I WILL TRADE 0 for your worn-out or obsolete equipment. Watch this ad for Mexican Mrs. Herbert Gibson of Amarillo Visiting in the borne of Rev. Food Night visited her mother, Mrs. Fred Lacy and Mrs. Robert Gauer for several TEST HOLES — DOMESTIC — IRRIGATION anl brothers last week. days are Mr. and Mrs. Willie Willson & Son LOIS MELTON Gauer of Waco, who are the par- Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jenkins of ents of Rev. Gauer. Meridian stopped in Turkey for a OTTIS MULLIN Phone 3321 Ouitaque, Texas Mrs. Jack Lacy and Mrs. Frank Phony 3311 — Turkey Montgomery of Matador spent Sunday night and Monday in Cro-
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