Way Edition HWfj! Hefield Stores Open to 9 P. M. TiH Christmas fa ... Origin of Christmas Carols Heard Here Is Lost in Antiquity nr1 T P 'r jp When ' the Littlefleld Salvation tlon," Wray explained. "Year af- on through and in for opera Army later yeais choir and it wrote the words efforts are forgotten bnt or other church, school or ter year tho music Is associated were revised and new to "Away In Manger" club words a but the his hymn has lived through the group3 of singers hero go with the spirit of giving and In were written for them. music he used was from an old out to sing generations to become a univer- their Christmas car- our hearts that Is a pleasant The words for "G Come All German folk song that already ols, they age-ol- d are following an experience." Ye Faithful" were written In 1841 bad been sung for generations. sal favorite. custom singing the same Origin In Legend by an English clergyman tune, 'Messiah' Outstanding songs Lct b.tt the Another medieval folk that have remained un- So It is .that again this Christ- music was derjved from an an- origin unknown, was the basis Wray, who Joined the seminary changed for generations . mas voices will be lifted In the cient Latin carol. The tune of for the most beloved of all music faculty eight years ago. J. Campbell Wray, director of same old hymns and carols but "Deck the Hall" Is so old that Christmas carols, "Silent Night." and has been the school of Sac- the school of Bacred music at many of the singers will not its history is lost in obscurity The carol as we know it today red Music director for the last Southwestern Baptist Theologi- realize that the origin of tho and all that is known of it is was put together, using the old four years, cites Handel's "Mes- cal Seminary In Fort Worth, music, and in some cases the that it came from Wales. "The folk tune, by a school master siah" as an outstanding exam- knows why this is a fact. words of the carols, is lost in First Noel" developed from a and an assistant priest in the ple of inspired Christmas music Aside from the deep religious the legend and folklore of cen- medieval French and English tiny Baravlan village of Obern-dor- f. that grips the heartB of tho list- significance Yule-tid- e of the occasion, turies ago. , shepherd's tune. Both the words They wrote it in an emer- eners, laymen and musicians music Is associated with Tho molodleB of most of tho nnd the music of "God Rest Ye gency and it was first sung as alike. the pleasure of giving of oneself best liked 'carols aro known to Merry Gentlemen," are the work a last resort on Christmas morn- "Though I hear its inspirlag: to make others happy, ho ex- have originated in the folk songs of a 16th Century English com- ing 1818. passages time and time again I plained recently. nnd legends of Europe and Eng- poser whose identity no longer And more than a century ago never fail to find in it new beau- "The Christmas carols lend land before and during the Mid- is known. a young French composer, ty and new Inspiration," he. Bald. . themselves to a central themo dle Ages and their actual com- 'Away In a Manger' Adolphe Adam, who aspired to "Yet I have never heard it which produces a oneness of posers aro lost in the mists of In tho 16th Century Martin fame as a writer of grand opera, sung as I hear it deep inside of thought In emotion and trndl- - history. But theold airs lived Luther organized a children's composed "O Holy Night." His me." OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF LAMB COUNTY Member of the Associated Press i Bits of Color the Yule Scene LAMB COUNTY LEADER b an J his reindeor came to Littlefleld the last of the lain throughout tho rest of tho Yuletlde. VOLUME XXVII LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 NO. 86 I a'- - they arc on a painted and cutout panel that may bo lib' front windows of tho Southwestern Public Service Co, Ijl'belp Aunue, with Old Santa seated In his sleigh and Ijvtp the heads of Donner and Blltzen and their

-- . A of Dunlap's and Madden-Wrlgh- t stores the Salvation riitmas kettles await the contributions of passers-b- y to k this Christmas a cheerier one for Llttlefleld's needy WorkGetsUnderWay

Salvation Army officials here are depending- - upon these i:m for funds to supply Christmas dinner baskets to some ii, and to provide presents for the children at the Christ-Sunda- y night at the Salvation Army chapeL

a with the tough or quick-growin- g beard passes to look at d!iplajr at the Reeso Drug Co. About tho foot of a silvery New : At Electric If grouped almost every make of electric razor. Plant Ground Broken holiday week will be tho last at tho Litflefield City wine Greer, secretary to Pollco Chief J. L. Walraven. Youth Center Is Monday at Site rar has Named resigned Supervisor effective January 1, when she and her iia Greer, a VA vocational education Instructor at the vet- - onal school here, will movo to Lubbock, where Mr. Greer South of Earth ajferred. LHS Faculty Herbert C. Martins Work on clearing the site for MtriuUy lighted trees and the Christmas decorations on the new $6,000,000 electric plant of Man Will Aid hornet In the south tide of town form a beautiful sight By Lawyers of the Southwestern Public Set-vic- e n should miss In thia Christmas season. Feted Company four miles south of !'i driving along Ninth street, or any of the other resl- - In Operations Earth got under way Monday. "ttt In this section of Littlefleld, will be agreeably aur-- At Country Club The start on the big new Lamb extent and " j$ jW'IK County project was made by work- artistry of the home decorations. H Ii S vf Garland Russell, Littlefleld high In HBI. men the home lighting and decoration contest of the Herbert C. Martin, who will be- hH school science instructor, has been under the direction of Buck' TGirdenii Club certainly had their work cut out for them. of Court $Pr Ross, who holds the contract to; come associate Justice tho appointed supervisor of activities of Civil Appeals, for tho seventh clear the site, and to construct a et for the new Lamb County Youth for all In road to it from Earth-Amher- males, regardless of nee. are the electric trains supremo judicial district, Amarillo, Center, which was formally open- the i of the highway. Firestone Store, White's Auto Store and tho Hart and Mrs. Martin were honored at ed last week. flay. Almost at any time a group may be seen watching Fifty acres will be cleared for a dinner Monday night at the iBBR W'''MlwiHpCi'T' IHIIIw98'av39Np 'B fe wMtftfr Announcement of the appoint- intlon. P?j plant Littlefleld Country Club, given by Ttiir ment was by Mancll the Itself and a parking area made Hall, adjacent to tho lawyers of the 64th Judicial president of the L'amb County it will be prepared tra- mow clinging der same to tho windows and strings of red and silver district and their wives. Youth, Inc., builders of the center, the contract. P we Christmas window of tho Engineer In On Start atmosphere at the ticket Mr. and Mrs. Martin aro leaving wtjjfrK- fH lHMS) r : uE t "vALyJi 9IbHE and Mrs. S. E. Ayres, president of follow-(Continue- Mr. Ross and J. A, Bottom oC Littlefleld prior to January 1 to tho Woman's Study Club, d mako their homo in Amarillo. on Page) Amarillo, resident engineer for tho Back project, were on if?051 attractive Christmas trees to bo seen In Littlefleld Arthur P. Duggan Jr. presided 4F hand to givo th lUllshments ,s signal t tho bus depot on Delano, operated in ns toastmaster. Tho address of for the beginning of tho I "'ia phase of it t'afe. There Marguerite Engman and Mary Short welcome was given by T. Wade New Duffy Residence first the actual construc- 'f - talents at decoration highly pleasing results. An- S tion work. with Potter nnd the principal address v. o PBv P'traCtlnC (lpsprvlnr ntin-tl- n- o In annwrnnma nf tll'n vMFf3r 3HeIPi Mr. Ross will ' " tnnv was mado by Judge E. A. Bills, Rv Adds to Amherst Scene construct a calicho Co. " """ " road to the plant who spoko in very high terms of C. A. Duffy, president of the site and also (Continued cover the parking area ca- on Back Page) Justlco Martin as a lawyer and a First National Bank in Amherst, with plans to move liche. Clearing of the sito nnd citizen. sometime in the the mado tho presenta Christmas holidays into a new construction of the road and JudKo Dills parking area is pen and pencil home now being completed In the expected to require I. tion of a beautiful about a month. of tho 64th Judlqial northwest section of that city, on Shaw sot in behalf A start is expected to Sponsors Bar association. the Earth highway. bo made District vj shortly after the first of the month responding, Mr. Martin thank- -Yi-i-- Tho attractive new residence of f In kW - on four-bedroo- the erection of a construction association for tho nlco K -I L the Duffy family is a ed the sHhHjSlvv.--ni; Vflr JHHBbh power line running out of Earth, mmm one one-hal- f story gift; declared that ho would miss SANTA CLAUS TEXAS STYLE ment store. Santa holds Mike brick veneer and to the plant site. Telephone in- for Boys of the members of This gentleman is Santa Claus, Williams of Paducah, Tex., In his structure. Ranch tho association stallation at the construction office tho 64th lawyers' group, and de- Texas style, who was the most arms while Cathy Crawford of Mr. Duffy said Wednesday he 0- at tho site has been requested for - W. taking office on the popular person at the Lewlsvllle is young In hoped the family would be able to Shaw. con. Ranch for the past threo years. clared that. In annual the miss February 1. ot clothing, 200 civil appeals bench, he fully Christmas seasoh open house at the checked Jumper pulling on spend Christmas in the new lnoln.ii Tho two boxes contain about The first unit of plant" construe-(Continue- d on Back Pago) A. Harris & Co., a Dallas depart- - his trouser leg. (UP) Photo) hlrts, cans. etc.. pleceB of clothiig. on Back Pago) phased from local wnate.1 . ,,. WW.. luo UOJB Public Offices Close to Mr.' Q, ..... Awards Are Announced in Home Decoration Contests f'ejothing ha,;' b In Amherst Monday L7 r. Shaw stated A tio for first placo for tho best I here tremendously In the last few First place In the division for wBirrii seesaw decorated doorway in tho Christ-- 1 years duo to tho contest sponsored tho best decorated window was Amherst city offices will be closed Monday '"Ee Pnlloi --. mas homo decorations contests by the Garden Department awarded Mancll Hall, of 300 East and Mrs. J. C. More-- ( i to th ;..:" . sponsored by tho Garden Depart- Second award in the best 12th street. Second honors in this land, city secretary, and her ?liil). ancu ment of tho Woman's Club lesult-e- d doorway division of tho division went to Mrs. Falrrie Bill- band plan to spend Christmns with ' to is alwn. .. , In awards of ribbons to both contests went to Hardy Shelby, of ings, 717 XIT Drive, and third her father, Ernest Murtin, in Hart. Douglas Howell, of 302 East Ninth 1303 West Ninth street, nnd third plnco was awarded Mrs. Andy o, The offices of the county agent, ave- county - streot, nnd Elden Trotter, of 1203 place was awarded Skipper Smith, of 1209 South Phelps the home demonstration un- :,H.LcoJ?irt- agent, the PMA, offices, --- - South Westslde avenue. of 100 East 16th street. nue. schools, iuh iioys bank, post office and in the contests woro an- In the Judging of the best de- other offices -- W3l Awards will be closed, as well ns ISS by tho Civic Com- corated outside treo tho top' hon- almost nounced today all of the stores. ML Jar mittee of tho Garden Department. Family Reunion Slated ors were voted to L. B. Stone, of l7 Wi 3Q1 Ea.st 12th street, with Mrs. Repairin8 Tho commltteo reported high in Hi torest In the home lighting con At T. R. Collins Home Mary Rutherford winning second. PHOTOS BY NAIL In explanation of ACK tests this Christmas season and the dual award n Collins, FARR Judges repotted tho homo decor-hii- Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. for the best decorated, doorway, iinra rnmi)aro(l favorably 515 East Fifteenth street, Little tho Judges said tho Howell door' VetZcr j other-larg- er . bo next at way was r Jeweler with tose In many field, will hosts week. selected for the artistic .' of tho members of Mrs. effect and the doorway be- j a reunion Trotter C& j family. About 35 aro cause of Interest In homo decorations and Collins' tho effectiveness of tho lighting effects has grown .(Continued on Back. Pago) lighting nrrangement. kZDTUDIO II r

reach 100,000 men or more. Defense denarlm... 21, 1950 T NAw Draft Bill Slated . I.AMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Draft Age tho to Extend Vinson will Introduce, na soon S ' ; 'm, sariJKuSiMeasuremsn-innab- "nr n veteran have gleaming promlnenco an the now Congresu convenes, ' 7 a Unless thn l Pn nnd ulllltarlan. Completely bill embodying tho recom- Limits Is Expected in January draft comes more 1951 Pontiac With Greatly Improved now styling nolo Is tho addition of mendations of tho DcfciiBO de- 'T4 an Indian head medallion on tho Qnrvw rimlr- - 500.000 man strength announced partment. yR t,... a,.i !"o V" ) inductiont2. trailing edge of the rear fender predicted Sun-- " by 1,rMWc,n """""'-- department reportedly ! Now on Display at Sumrall Pontiac man Vinson (DGa.) w The will onslon of lines covers and rear .. ... i..i-ttir,- n Draft Calls To tho panels. Wheel i... win request: two . "1ienn of ... i.. Indicated tho vn fender gravel guards are ireshiy be rushed through the House in The legislator that 1, 'Induction of styling, the With 15 models, Pontiac offers - "With vibrant new steel. i uw.- ... r.'liT'WS an extremely wide restyled in polished stainless bnnuary, possibly extending the armed services win 2. Extension of tho period of 1951 Sllve Anniversary Pontiac Its customers --- Going away, the 1951 Pontine re- age to men IS through 29. meantime as wai ., - At compulsory military T mnrred Into uublic view last week choice. Chieftain and Streamliner limits on service from SsSSSB-ff- veals tall lights of increased diame- must register to handle new Inductees tho 21 to 24 Pontiac Co's. styling are available in either nresent. men months months. -A- .it tho Summerall ter to further the Hold Look. Rear subject assumption that Congress win nother rooms on B. Delano Ave., standard or deluxe treatment with at IS but do not become 3, A possible extension of the c PimZS show lamps now nro concealed 19. wldon tho bcopo of tho Seleclivo now fea- - six or eight cylinder engines and license to Induction until they nro draft ago to lncludo mon 2G Xittlefleld,. The Pontlacs apron. The Silver Service law early next year, "rst .teMT?SS bydro-matl- c in the bumper top age subject to 29. 27 Innovations and 16 with or synchronmesh Tho current through Just Onro styling on the iieik door mntches A draft call ha3 been Issued for been taWvd Improvements. transmission. Streak draft is 25. 4. Tightening of educational de- creation ere aaechanlcal that of the hood. A longer deck will S0.000 men each In January nnd 7. Preaontlng the 1951 line mark- Appearance Vinson said speedy action ferments. bumper door handle emphasizes width of be necessary when the S2nd Con- Pohmnrv. Indications nro that Is no Indication !?1? councVaJ ing Pontlac's 25th year as a stellar From bumper to massive Thoro that tho uo or a now con.li,:. the graceful rear pattern. 3 Congress will act In nmplo tlmo . jjerformcr on the automotive stage the 1951 Pontlacs sparkle with gress convenes Jan. to enable - mum Mechanical 3.- - March call, which may KHnger, general man- tasteful styling ad- the armed forces to reach the for the Harry J. Horsepower rating of the 1951 or Motor division and vances which enhance the motor- glgtfffflffffg ager Pontiac Pontiac eight cylinder engine is Trice-preside- Motors car's individuality. It still remains of General six cylinder engine corporation, said: the nation's best recognized car. 116 and of the 96 horsepower. Compression ra 'm. Silver Anniversary models Bold brilliance marks the Silver "Our are 6.5:1 for both engines to tax strikingly beautiful symbols of Anniversary models with new and tios Sil- allow completely efficient nnd eco century quality man-sifnctur- striking grills and the famed a quarter of with regular We believe the 1951 ver Streak appearing in an artis- nomlcal operation hBI involving new spac- gasoline and resultant saving in 4 ITontlac Is the most attractive, best tic treatment Ncw we ever ing of the bright chrome bars and operating cost. rfct performing Pontiac have Improvements 'M produced. Public acceptance of new contours. The Indian head Other mechanical new timing bumper ZTontiac Last year broke every e- hood ornament Is presented in a Include hep- - on the six cylinder engine; a re . ... for voui vJ3 xiting record. It Is likely that the newly stylized study. b- , vised water outlet thermostat fa- - bright ai51 models will match that popu-3ult- Profile-wise- the 1951 Pontiac A Und its - m or surpass It " conveys the Impression of forward cllltating engine warm up; improv- bearing oil seals; Improv- merry ed rear iA in ft. M ed distributor; Insulation im- and prosper l a provement on the slarter motor; piness ; a new carburetor for the six cy- Seasonl linder engine; Increased capacity 'A ' Holiday generator and regulator. Because longer springs mean smoother riding qualities on brok- Shop en surface roads, the 1951 Pon- City Shoe J Because tiac has 5S Inch rear springp, six Q. inches longer than inthe '50 mod- and you're all so nice to know, el. Thickness of the spring leaves 1 also has been Increased for better &j3 Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Roberts 1 (u WfSk From our firn to your home, ' Christmas provides the proper v cushioning of accelerating power and breaking force. friendly wishes go! V setting for our good uisbes 'jFaffk?1 Cooling system pressure has our been Increased on both six and temperature of t, Mary (( for )0UT happiness and luck the coolant Edith's Beauty Shop 'j? W"' raising the normal boiling proximately 20 degrees. )6 in the bright year to come! There is JJP an Improved accessory fuse block Mary Edith and Eva and cover; improved body wiring harness: improved fuel tank gauge and an improved convertible top-raisin- g assembly. The famed, time tested Hydro-Mati- c transmission continues as optional equipment and has still greater efficiency nnd operating Y-v- -f DRIVE-I- simplicity, a quicK reverse re-- 1 N sponse is permitted allowing the car to be rocked In snow, mud or sand. A reverse inhibitor prevents reverse shifts at speeds above 10 CLEANERS miles an hour. Interiors " Mr. E. Good taste, comfort, convenience t and Mrs. G. Scifres and modernity are well blended In deluxe and standard interiors of i? the 1951 Pontiac. Focal point is the Instrument panel finished in steel gray upper and dove gray lower. Itadlo grille is a target of triple concentric chrome rings centered by the newly designed electric clock. Radio controls and ,seletcor buttons are of sparkling chrome. The Instrument cluster has chromed rim nnd oblong gauge windows. Light switch, ignition switch, cigar lighter and heater panel are chromed, as are starter button and emergency brake han- dle. Total effect Is of rich dignity, viewed perfectly through the new, ;rJ three spoke deluxe steering wheel. Intrior motif is gray, highlight- ed by Intelligent use of chrome. Doors are trimmed In two tones of gray fabric modernlstlcally ap- plied. Hear compartment floor of liiEril 9 deluxe models have dark gray pile , To greef our friends, carpeting. Seats are masterfully upholter-e- d old and new for elegant comfort. Upholstery Is In trl-ton- e gray-blu-e striped we wish luck and happiness wool cloth, reflecting the two grays ubed In headlining, doors o last them and carpets. Models available for 1951 in the all vear through! Chieftain line are the four door sedan, two door sedan, sedan cou- pe, business coupe, Catallne (de- Mrs. F. Dent luxe and super deluxe) and deluxe - 17 Judge and Otha convertible Coupe. The ever pop- us- ular Streamliner series Fedan mm coupe Is again available, either standaid or deluxe. Standard or deluxe station wag- w "$y-.-- ons may be obtained In two-ton- e iWfcWtf paint or with simulated wood pan- eling. A sedan delivery vehicle Is COtwf'jK3- Included in the line. !."&, WAR MAY CURTAIL CARS k (A' i to .Khf.TM V." -- J f ' 4WM SINGAPORE Automo-- ,A biles soon may be hard to get in ii this British crown colony and the Federation of Malaya. Motor car 1 dealers are expecting a big drop In Imports from the United King- rj dom. They said steel allocations to car manufacturers nro being cut down because of Drlton'B rearma- o program. a Mnafli ment Another reason is that shipments to the United : A million thanks for States are given top priority.

J jour friendship and patronage in the past year! MARK FOR DOAK May the holidays bring you as many happy DETROIT UP) It took Doak uyWrc Walker Just nine games of tho tokens in the bright year National Football League season jHUMWWvw to set a new team scoring record m for the Detroit Lions. By tally- fjg Tommy's Service Center ing all 24 points in the Lions' 24-2- 1 victory ovor Green Hay, Walker Increased his total to 91. This erased Dill Dudley's rec ord set In 1949. The league's alK Wright & time scoring of 138 points was In 1942 Carter set by Don Hutson of Green Bay. THISSHOPWTI?ANIJ0NE CLEANERS Tho 231 pause attempted nnd SOUU BMOCYESESlD OTGHT SO THAT ALL 106 passes .completed by the 1941 ' " University of Arizona football CHRISTMAS team stands as a record for Wild, Wm!1WeG&GKtWWMWWt?L&XLt cat teams. mftmmmmtmmmvt MVBBmBEMSHXHHHHHfln

LAMB COUNTY Littlefield FFA LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1955' Chapter Active LFD School Holidays Start; Yule Tho iLttlefield F.F.A. mot Dee. 12. Programs Set in Amherst, Sudan For Thero was discussion about go- for Sale Sale ! ing to For Sale Fort Worth. Tho boys plan The long Christmas holiday bo-ba- grades in For Rent to leavo Sudan, R. D. Cathoy, for Fort Worth January nt noon yesterday for the elementary principal, 25, and stay in announced. a high school gym students and teachers In Lit-- 1 t 4 tho A Christmas operetta, ft Inn lint that was provided for by tlefleld "Tho End j twin Dea """ HOUSE FOR them the schools. Classes will be of the Santa Ciaus Trail," will Sj boards, boxed SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE Chamber of Commerce. resumed bo bead ON Four FOR RENT Tuesday, Jan. 2. , presented by music nlm0St llk0 PAVEMENT room houso for - - Small furnished Tho plow girl In students In tho slx-roo- sale or will trade and sweetheart, other schools over Lamb roun-- Blttre. nnn. New nnd bath for equity , apartment. L. I), stone. Phone ' first three grad of tho Amherst fnr stucco In inrrmr i. with a chaperon will go with the ty the closing times for th )mii.i floor furnnco, Venetian blinds' Westsldo G03. 8C.tfc group schools at a special assembly at Avo. Phono S09. 86-2t- p also. days vary. 10:30 w'.-- mna Immediate possession. o'clock Friday morning. Di- euj ruffled- Tho group will attend a rodeo In Amherst, qau :-- MELVIN the schools will rected by Mai Wynne, in- ROSS FARM FOR SALE-1- Jan. 26. music DIG 77 acres, fair close at noon Friday until the reg- structor, I''9, ... U..I. fnr $20.00. West Ninth 7S.tfc Improvements. Tho the following students 5 miles southeast Wanted Radio committee was in- ular opening hour on Tuesday fol- will have parts: nt 101 of to 17m o sco them Llttlefleld. p. w. Legate. structed work up u radio pro- lowing New Year's Day, Supt. of Boys FOR SALE OH TRADE gram Mike Eaton, Randall Ed- lr..t (ie Al" w Five, Immediately. The commit-te- o Schools W. D. Kay said Wednes-day- . tea" room houso with 8G.ttp WANTED Colored wards, Jimmy Bass, Carl Edwards. bath, on cor- - woman for consists of Emll Macha, Burly-Favo- ,iln. or rant. nor on houso work. Tommy Davis, Charles Holland, "Cn fnr lot pavomont. Would FOR SALE-J- ust Short hours'. Good and TinitUy Dltner. Principal O. ship-mo- B. Stamper of Su- James Melton, 81-t- rc tfiko Into four-ro- arrived a pay. Rlrhard , furniture. model tractor Apply 707 East 7th St., Emll Macha was dan Holland. of oxford nibles and added to tho announced schools there will Joe Anderson, Dennis Lee or pickup on trade. 600 Plaques between 12 and 1 o'clock. assembly be Edwards rjrPSTV ot KO(1 tlr0fl East at the Glad Tidings committee which consists closed at 2 p.m. Friday until and Paul Prlddy. 15th St., 82-3t- .,., Llttlefleld. p of Clinton Dyers, Waymon January 2. ... -- aim. M-P- look Store, 611 X1T Drive, Messer, Girls Judy Rice, Judy Bryant, WANTED SALESMAN Heth Steely, Robert Lunsford, Mel-vl- n Most of STATION. g6.tf the schools over the Mario Adams, Dolores Ann Smith, FOR RENT TO WORK vicln-lty- Monrs - Furnished apart-mon- t. in Llttlefleld nnd . nnd Curtis Cartlsh. county this wepk were enjoying Nelda McQuein, :nELD. TEXAS. Frances Baker, Phono 152. FOR SALE-- Ten Auto necessary. Tho Jr. Farm room 80.tfc acre tract, well Salary and Demonstration and parties and special Christ- Patricia Baker, Carol Jean Improved, auto allowance to Jr. Chapter Conducting teams mas programs. Walker, close to town. Seo start, with Jour- Mary Lola Roberts, Em- FOR SALE-- A- paid neyed Claudia 15 dressed turkeys, - vaentlon nnd retirement to Amarlllo last Saturday to Room Christmas parties were mons, battery 1'. mile east of program. participate Frances Eijerina, Carol Leo 1 raised. Order beforo Llttlefleld on Highway 81. Must bo neat appear- in area contest. scheduled from 1 to 2 o'clock Fri- Young, LcTIVE Tfrea Baker and Elolso MEMORIALS Dec. 20, 1350, or 409-J- , ing, aggressive, and Tho Farm Englnerlng clas3 day afternoon call or 8G-lt- p willing to is in the elementary Terrell come . kept busy to 109 N. Cundlff - work. Training will bo given to on projects in tho snhnni of Ave. Rus- sen mill. 8wt right party. Apply Mr. Lano. shop. A project is being finished Singer Sowing Machine Co., almost every day. These projects ASTINQ BEAUTY For Santa Claus, vw Rent 511 Broadway, consist of welding, woodworking, Indiana, Is Having run. BALii-- acres west of Plalnvlew, 81-tf- c soldering, painting, auto mechan- nereioni, good wheat (get 3 Texas. LittlefielJ of ics, pipe work, etc. $50 per ncre. Seo L They are also Its Busiest Season in History RENT-T- closing 1950 lument Company Peyton Reese. Phone 500. FOR he best brick rent WANTED AT ONCE Man nr wn. their record books. houso in man to The freshman .boys are on HARP 84-tf- c Littlefield. L. B. Stone, sunnlv Consiminra wm. the CECIL SANTA CLAUS. Ind. LY G03. 82-tf- way with very good Thla Phono c Rawleigh Products in the City projects. They Is are opening their record books a busier season than ever bo-fo- re Vaults FOR SALE 1949 Ford Pick up. oi uiuienoiu. Full or part time. Sudan Basketeers ROOMS FOR For details Write for 1951. Fourteen out of 17 boys In this gingerbread I.Tlr Curbs Extra clean. Seo L Peyton RENT Furnished The W. T. village In TXL-280- registered rooms for young itnwielgh Co. Dept. 1 have breeding gilts. the Reese. Phono 500. 8i-tf- c men, $30 per southern Indiana hills. 216, Tho second year ag. Score Twin Victory month. Mrs. Chassie Duke, 1103 139 W. Illinois, Memphis, boys are Children by closing their tho thousands and FOR SALE So. Phelp3 Ave., Phone 19S. Tenn. Dec. record books and Singer sowing ma- are studying Sudan's g letters by the millions 80-tf- cotton classification basketball started chines, good shape, treadlo type c teams coming Inqulro WANTED TO RENT Half sec for the contest next prlng at Tex- registered a double triumph in right after Thanksgiv- nt high school, Little-feild- , FOR as on RENT unfurnished tlon or two labors, should be Tech. Emll Macha, Reporter the home court Monday night ing. Texas. gl-tf- c cms house on East 7th St. improved with houso. against the Idalou varsity boys The third and letter requests always Seo D. D. Garland, and girls teams. aren't t Gl FARM FOR SALE Dodgo pick-up- Jr., at Ideal fourth rent. I new four- - and command , have 4-- easy to fill. Patrick Ballard, Motors, Phono 10. Littlefield. row equipment, and good Sudan H Girl In the boys contest, the Hornets 7. flat bed, dual tires, refer of Leigh-on-Se- llRRIGATION LOANS 72-tf- c ences. had a fairly easy time, winning by Essex, England, excollent condition; cheap. Al- C. M. Cole, Star Route, one-side- writing his thanks fnr n so luggage Balleyboro, or 6 miles south of the score of 40 to 15. tmn INTEREST RATE trailer, near- FOR RENT Apartment, two Wins High The girls last Christmas asked: "Could you ly now. New Balleyboro. 85-2t- p Praise encountered a little llstor shears, har- rooms and bath, for rent furn- manage a two-whe- SERVICE row more difficulty with tho Idalou bike or a teeth and teeth clamps; ished. Mrs. L. L. Harrold, Just lassies yacht this year?" spike WANTED TO BUY From but managed to pull out chlsol, 84-2t- An etc. 720 east of p Editor Small Irrigated or Dry East the radio station. to a 51 to 45 win. Last year Santa's deputy Jim Fourth street. Phone 36S. Soft cotton rags. Please take Yelllg, got 90,000 FOR off all Mildred Gregston, Sudan Thursday night, December 21, letters to Santa I S6-2t- p CASK RENT 100 acres near buttons and hooks. Can't Club girl who won the Hornets wind up y answered; this year his task may Muleshoe, 11" well, Improve-ments- . use overalls or heavy rough ma- state honors In the room modern hornet. fair a play games run to 100,000. When the Seo L. Peyton Reese. terials, or Bocks or small pieces. nationwide vegetable marketing with three in letters and production contest, Sprlnglake. The A, B come In a foreign language tho Phone 500. 8 Must be about the size of a duster. was the and girls 5ES WANTED recipient teams Benedictine monks near-b- y Massey Harris LEADER OFFICE of editorial praise this will meet the Sprlnglake at the tau In Llttlefleld and on week from the aggregation In the triple St Melnrad Abby translate 2 ROOM furnished apartment, large Lubbock Avalanche. header. Farms WANTED To my Tho editorial, them. Tractors; Plows; Harrows; rooms; 1 room apartment. Mrs. let friends entitled "She's QUICK ACTION I Postmaster Elbert S. Livingston, know continue to make Belts, Worthwhile," follows: MID-TER- Relnko is 701 E. 7th St. Phono TESTS SET expecting 4,000,000 pieces of Combines; Parts & Shop Ser- 571-M- . Buttons and Button Holes. Your "The editor, regrettably, is mail 84-2t- p not AT AMHERST HIGH SCHOOL . cooperation will be appreciated personally acquainted young altogether this year most ot MPMcCARY vice. with Miss Mid-ter- them sent here to get the Santa FOR RENT Two-roo- duplex Mrs. Hugh Rice, 421 Vf. 5th. St. Mildred Gregson, who lives tests in the Amherst , Clause postmark. and apartment, rhono 313-R- Littlefield. Texas. on Route 1, out of Amherst. schools will be January 11 and 12, SON furnished; all bills Four new paid. 1001 "We say our not knowing Miss Supt. W. D. Kay said Wednesday. white reindeer havo Littlefield Implement Duncan Street. Phone been added to give 1S5-J. Gregson Is regrettable, The new semester begins Santa a herd :ss Street In Front of 85-tf- because January Company MISCELLANEOUS she must bo a very worthwhile 15. of 13. One of the new attractions it National Dank - 1421 E. 9th. SL mid-ter- In the Chrlstmaa- toyland Is me- LUtlefleM young girl and we like knowing There is no graduation a NURSERY SCHOOL for Children g PHO 470--J people. Mr. chanical three-rin- circus In min- PHONE NTMBER: 30 2 to 6 years ago. All worthwhile class, Kay said. from of iature, made by the William C. day care $7.00 per week, 1121 S "In a nationwide vegetable pro- R.A.F. Colvin family of Tulsa, Okla. AMERICAN Westside Avonue. Mrs. Geneva duction and marketing contest in RECRUITS New Orleans the other day, Miss SINGAPORE UP) Twenty By Christmas, 600,000 tourists James, Phone 727-W- - 69-tf- c LEGION Gregson received the award for for service with the Royal Air may have stopped by to see Santa CHRISTMAS GIFTS showing the best such record In seven new recruits have qualified and his gardens full of Mother RICHARD NEW Books, Bibles, plaques and rec all Texas. To do that, she has to Force in Malaya. The group con- Goose figures. POST NO. 301 ords make lovely and lasting gifts. be very much worthwhile. sists of 10 Chinese, eight Indians, GLAD TIDINGS Book Store "It may be that Miss Gregson five Malays and four Eurasians. receive further training in air tech- 1st six-wee- and 3rd Monday Nights Gil XIT Drive, Across from Rati also is adept at tho social graces. They completed a k drill nical jobs at the R.A.F. air baso 8:00 O'clock Cross office. 78-tf- c It may be that she has been voted and disciplinary course and will near Singapore. V VERNON HOFACKET, Comdr. by her classmates, at one time or A. L. LEGG another, as "class favorite," or Sowing Machines and Supplies as her high school's beauty queen. JOHN HENRY CHAPMAN Phono 330-- J for Immediate Wo wouldn't know about that be- POST NO. 4854 Delivery cause, as we noted before. It has CUc'te tyuAlna all int. loi&i v2e tcfiov! 1007 Westside Ave., Littlefield not been our privilege to be ac- Mtst Each Texas. 80-tf- c quainted with her. vJUii a tfi&h that i& &lnoiVl MONDAY NIGHT "But whether Miss Gregson SiOO P. M. WILL TEND CHILDREN by day plays a good game of canasta, ten-ni- s, k my homo. Mrs. L. Wil- J9yw cllau uaux CJvxl&tmaA fie mevwt orw, HENRY CROWLEY, Comdr. at J. basketball, or bridge; wheth- a liams, 710 East Third. er she shines on tho dance floor, RSr'XC Use Leader Classifieds for quick the speaker's platform, or in al- 2'dh aaad arun4 ja.x n.tt ucaxl results! Buy! Sell! Rent! Trade! gebra class, makes no difference DON'T TAKE here. Already she has proven her- self a very valuablo young citizen CHANCES! with energy, ambition, intelligence ..A minute lost when time Is Im- and tho will to conquer the world, Ray's Butane a step at a time. Chrysler portant, may mean hours wastedl Roval "We congratulate- - her on tho Be sure your watch Is accurate honor she won, because the busi- 332 Phelps Ave. --4 Mo, Heater, White Sidewall Tires and dependable. Keep It accurate ness of producing and marketing food products is about as essen- Littlefield with regular checking, and clean- tial a field as we have In this Oldsmobile "78" ing. country." AT Four Door, EXPENSIVE BEE Extra Clean, Radio and Heater RESEDA, Calif. UV) A beet W. T. ANDERSON cost Mrs. Margaret K. Steward $500. A gust of wind blow tho !l i7&3 TJWj 2gf Pontiac Club Cmme Jeweler Insect into her automobile, she told r- - iA flbW !U" .HJkV i police, nnd It stung her in the Lded With Classy Car AT eye. Mrs. Steward's car crashed Extras, A Real Into a parked vohlclo with damage to both totaling $500. & Armistead W Oldsmobile "88" Club Coupe Drs. Woods OPTOMETRISTS CHISHOLM'S FLORAL. "aoio and Heater, White Sidewall Tires & NURSEY Ira E. Woods. O.D. B. W. ARMISTEAD. O.D. Flowers and Pot Plants 0 GLENN S. BURK. O.D. Mercury Two-Do- or fir$tone Large Variety of 328 Llttlefleld Phone Curved Bar Open Center u'o and Heater, Nice Clean Car Funeral Designs TRACTOR TIRES -- ' tig f Bllick Two-hn- nr Snner AUHMtf yip iuf Radio and Heater w When You We are indeed appreciative of the fav- Repaired ors of our friends and patrons . . . We Ford Twn-IW- Cpffan Die . . . Die thank everyone r Electrified each and for their Radio business and kind cooperation, ancl and Heater, Extra Clean for All You It Hauk & Hofacket trust sincerely that the coming year Are Worth holds many good things for you. Potltmr TwA.IWmr May Christmas be a Merry one and may health, Hap- Radio Robinson Upholstery and piness and prosperity be yours throughout the New Heater Machine ftre$tone And Sewing GENE WEST SAFEWAY CAB COMPANY JONB STORE MOTOR & TRACTOR Shop 711 E. 6th Phone 462-- Box 98 Llttlefleld, Texas 404 Twitchell Ave. 308 W. 4th Street Phone 68 Littlefield Phone 555 lilMh,MU, Union Life Insurance Co. Littlefield COMPANY.. 44S-- 89-- J Littlefield - '"ynway si uuiefeia Phono Pho. iiJ35ri3il3llJ) ' Mf ww'v &jH3!HOSB99HMflHiHHfira'ffiy3i fflB"H'!ilW'' .'T. ?r. 4-s . '

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Xmas S Lb. Box GRAPE JUICE Betsy Ross tfttrf Quart BOX CHOCOLATE $2.29 ... MNCE MEAT Heinz STRAWBERRIES 22 Oz. Can . . Libbys Fancv Whole PFA Green Snow Crop BEETS i.hj 8 Oz. Pkg. n SHOP AT PIGGLY WIGGLY 16 Oz. Glass; 12 Ct Frozen, ... AND SAVE YOUR WAY TO SPINACH vrm BROCCOLI CUTSK VALUABLE MERCHANDISE IModart POTATOES Dorman SHAMPOO New, No. 2 Gan . 75c Size Tomato, Heinz VAP0 RUB Vicks . . SOUP .... Can, 3 For Small Jar Lady Grace r: JUICE Tomato HAIR OIL Libbys, No. 300 Can 10c Size O.VX EATMORE, 1 LB. CELLO BAG WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QU CRANBERRES A1U m W ..., m Washington Delicious Calif. Green Stalk Ji APPLES, box $5.45, lb. .. 15c CELERY 15c Calif. Navels Firm Heads ORANGES, box $7.95, lb. 12k LETTUCE, lb 10c I WML Golden Fruit 10 Lb. Bag Russets BANANAS, lb. 12k POTATOES 49c y lmw, A 1 'Ff'fftL YOUNG AND TENDER N iS. k iipeia FULLY dressed t MWfc$MU'wM'X ws 1 pound Qfv : nciii 1 PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR YOUR M 'MWyAA4mM X: I CHRISTMAS TURKEY I 1 - Clearfield 2 Lb. Box Sliced Swift Seminole v-- I I I f I CHEESE 69c BACONJb. 39c lffi ! mY Si OYSTERS IS, Pmt ...55? m 1 Wk V A Wilson's Certified MM ? O MQ Lb fmA . V HAlVlpJ or Armour's Star, !V? MJ Z&j$ 1i1

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Tho mlsttysloo, with which wo More Widely Used Than aro familiar through history and Former Littlefield Sudan Youth LAMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, WW? ogend, Is Vlscum (album), an Old World 0t parasite nbt known In Am- Goes With Raiders erica. Tho ancient (per nam ai MHmma nme name, mistle- Pastor Dies in Jim Eddins, of Sudan, left with toe, Is probably of Asiatic, Danish I other members of Texas Tech I ... cmiMi linn .linnn lTBUnllv- tlin nnlr la n i , . or Swedish origin, I ...i n tDO ,1" " " BUUU HOSl sir James basketball squad Sunday morning ( IP1...-- nn to tho plant, razor, In his Globe, Arizona !, as indoor and birds carry It collection or hnnka 14 - of last week on a day trip that . ns the mis- from concerning - in. section to Bectlon, as tho ancient lore and le- will take as as jnsde..,. u Granted hordes havo genu, gives Word has been received by them far Toledo, for a sticky substance In the name, "the golden Ohio, on Lake Erie as bo plenty them hough" to tho friends here of the death Saturday and far .ti thoro will that makes tho seed adhere mistletoe, because South as Owensboro, Ky. hear to tho foot as tho plant ages, .morning in Globe, Ariz., of the of tho bird. Tho com-mo- n after being tak- en from Ilev. William Fulton, pastor of tho The Red Haiders opened the is paraBltlcnl mlstletoo its host, It six-gam- bat It of Eastern United turns a yellow e road trip in Oklahoma fC Is tumr, a Littlefield 1'resbyterlan Church States (Have-scans- ). inmost golden hue. I'horadondron from 1927 to 1929. City when they played Oklahoma i t,blt3'.. .'. inkmi from tho Other species, It was thought and even of old that the The death followed a lengthy City university followed by a game "it I a hc,P t0 th0 gonorn, furnish mlstletoo leaf of the oak tree jplESI WISHES' Ker in tho went into Illness with Washington university of St. West. tho mistletoe, which had caused him some duo to the fact that time ago to resign his pastorate Louis, Missouri. Thursday night tho oak because leafless, bare and they met the Illinois Wesylan at brown, of tho Olobo Presbyterian Church. while the mistletoe gTew He had gone to Dloomlngton, 111. The Raiders out tvlihe.i. green yet Globe from Sallda, cfcctfit and more green as It Colo., whero he held pastorate swung Into Toledo Saturday night continued to a d&zlitmai! thrive. It was a rulo Immediately after leaving Little- for a game against Toledo uni- foz a aUzzy of folk-mml- ancient nnd modern1 l- field. versity. They rested Suntlay and elno '4E?? that tho plant should nnt hr is by took on Bowlln Green, Ohio Mon- allowed Mr. Fulton survived his to touch the ground, ehe wife, day night. They will wind up And Our Sincere Thanks and Appreciations' Vf Us healing tho former Miss Jlmmle Irtuo would bo cone. White, daughter of Mrs. J. H. their swing tonight with a game Another legend tells of the Idea nn'd in Owensboro, Ky., against power- for Your Patronage and Friendship in that White the late J. H. Whlto of feg0S the mistletoe Is a guard Littlefield. She was formerly a ful Murray State. e&dond against witchcraft, the Past Year duo to tho fact member of the Littlefield schools f? that It neer touches ground, rath- faculty. HORSE WAS WINNER er does not grow upon the earth surviving SUDBURY, Ont. ItV) When or Also are a son, Wil Flowers greeting soil. liam Fulton Jr., and a daughter, a Sudbury motorist pulled out to Street's In Sweden, mistletoe that Is Velma Etta Fulton, both of the pass a milk wagon, the milk horse collected on Midsummer's Eve, at- home. jumped on the car., Tho hood, a Mrs. Maude Street tached to the celling of the house, headlight and the windshield wero With Every Good Wish For to a cow's crib or a horse's stall, damaged, but there were no marks John T. Street will keep on witches away, preventing UNLUCKY SHOT the horse. Christmas and the New Year Injury to r man or beast. In Dreton FORT ERIE, Ont. D Paul ...'. II-JA'- tho front doors of cottages ifwC. V are Babel, 20, a companion were hospital expenses? " . A Ufe . auorneu and I Dr. and Mrs. Clyde W. with mlstletoo at tho hunting rats on tho town dump A VA maintains a Vocational Bennett Christmas season, bringing good when a huge Rehabilitation Revolving Fund, luck. rat raced towards iSaa&SSlSsffiSSSSSSlSSiagiS Because of tho golden color Babel. His companion fired and from which you may borrow up tho plant assumes when It is re the bullet killed tho rat after to $100. No interest is charged moed from its host, it Is sun passing through Uabel's foot. on the loans. You may apply for posed to have powers of dllna-tlo- n such a loan at your VA regional as to where gold is to be office. found In the earth, moving itself about when the person holding it Information For nears a treasure trose. The yellow color of the dried or drying mis- Veterans tletoe is closely connected w with QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS tho Idea of the sun, fire and other Q holding celestial poet, I am a serviceman wonderworkers. Tho In- MERRY Virgil, casts a mystical glamour a $5,000 National Service Life surance policy. If I go overseas, over the ' plant In some of his ru is my insurance automatically in-- ' poems. creased to $10,000, or must I ap- ply for the additional amount If CHRISTMAS SUDAN PASTOR I want It? w'kK Helii A You must apply with your AND A k&. RETURNS FROM unit's insurance officer. The in- M CHURCH MEETING crease Is not granted automati ML cally under present laws. Rev. S. PROSPEROUS Ural Sherrill of Sudan Q I Intend to take GI Bill flight 4E&T has returned from Council Bluff, training, and I need affidavits OT Iowa where Evan- V he attended an from two "competent, disinterest- gelistic Campaign for a week. ed persons" statiiig the training NEW YEAR Ho was accompanied by Rev. will be put to bona fide use in TO Carroll Jones of Progress, Rev. connection with my job. May my Thomas Bandy of Y-- L and Rev. employer submit one of tho affi- Darris Egger of Wheeler. davits, even though he isn't nec- All Our Customers Rev. Sherrill said there was essarily a "disinterested" per- plenty of snow whilo they worn son? In Iowa and that tho temperature so long as he can tes- got down to 10 degrees below tify, by reason of personal knowl zero, however, he said the wind edge nnd facts, that the flight didn't blow and it wasn't so very training will bo used In connection H0UK BROS. cold. with your earning a livelihood. FH&f H Q As a disabled veteran train ing under Public Law 16, I've been X Chester Jones able to get along nicely on my GROCERY MARKET subsistence allowance and dlsa 413-- Selected As blllty compensation pay until last tiM,nrjg4MJ , 411 Hall Ave. Phone J Littlefield month, when my wife had to have e Wan of Yar an oncratlon. Is there any way I can get a small loan to help pay Wm&&&&& May you all have a Chesle: Jones of Anton, who was chosen the Man of tho Year for 1950, by the Anton Lions Club, MERRY CHRISTMAS was selected because of his civic activities not only in tho Lions community and a New Club, but In various Year that's activities. Ills readiness and will- ingness to do any kind of com- completely happy! munity job has resulted In a JLot Chester Do It" feeling among his associates.

CONSIDER WHALE STEAKS SYDNEY LV) Whalo meat HAMMONS may eventually bo provided for Australians. It has been pointed r- out that much of tho wahles now caught In tho Antarctic Is wasted. FUNERAL HOME Mombers of tho Australian parlia- 1 ment recently sat down to a meal of whalo steak. Their reaction has not been recorded.

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and good will ... We value your friendship i 6 S In thcf spirit of the holiday season Happy Holiday and ve wU you a ' ' we extend our hearty thanks 'w ' . friendship patronage and our wishca : '51 1 for your and jHHillil fulGUment of your hopes in for your happiness and prosperity in theNewVeart . million for' . . and thanks a w.v your patronage and many courtesies extended during - I "WllJlft " 1950. SHOP COX TIN & PLUMBING v WQ M s If WARE'S E. Third St 706 Littlefield Phone 305 i&aHir&aft wm

i, I tlAMB'COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 Amhers) Hillbilly ' Is Keeping Nets School :?fi Mail for Santa Claus Show Jm? Copenhagen Postoffice Busy Bleacher Fun $88 . . V ., ftHM'V COPENHAGEN - LV Postmen. land, the Danish Aictic colony. A total of slightly more than B""J at Copenhagen's main postofflco Letters addressed to "Santa JRS wna netted at the hillbilly show ;rjmmaji '4 and Danish volunteers are work-- ; Claus, Greenland," automatically staged by the faculty of tho Am- Ing overtime these days taking come to Copenhagen, whero the herst schools for the benefit of 3aro of letters to Santa Claus Greenland administration, govern, the athletic field bleachers fund. from little boya and girls from all ing the colony, has its offices. The Amherst pedegoglc order oTcr the world. Now in Australia, Canada, tho cast aside Its classroom dignity to This year's mall already has United States, Great Britain, Hol warble mournful melodies and give broken all records, with 70,000 let.' land and almost every country renditions on a variety of instru- tors In by r. Santa you can find on a map, children ments. dans estimates the total will be are anxiously waiting a Christmas Tho show also contained a black- about 200,000 before Christmas, j letter from Santa Claus. face act and other specialties. All the children seem to know-tha- t All of them will get a letter, Tho nroeeeds have been added Santa Claus lives in Green and a little gift from Santa, too. to the fund being accumulated to i construct seats at the football field, Supt. Y. D. Kay said Wednesday. I j if 1 1 MARINES USE HEADS WONSAN. North Korea LV) During World War II, was-wear- y if Marines on Pacific Islands were I. .5 referred to by their shipmates as being "rock-happ- y " There's a new now "Korea conscious." It's If term applied to Marines who are be- v ginning to carry baskets, stray timbers, or what have you on their IN heads, like Korean women. But a Marine who can carry a pail of i n water balanced on his dungaree cap still rates stares of pure ad Bee BranrJ No. 303 Can ,, X !V miration I CANDY l M fr The 1930 Santa has a lot of PEAS.-1- 0 assistants. Hundreds of private t Kisses V- - persons ire addressing the g jf for him. Employes of the ii 6 Oz. Pk Danish Tournt Association, the i Cocanut Bon-BonO- O Sri; 1 season I f m! of the holiday Scandanavian Airlines Systems, 10 Ozs. AT" j the National Bank of Denmark and Furr's, .f p like yo- u- I. STRAWBERRY is hating friends numerous other companies are Giant Jelly Drops IQjf $ I ' I v If ' ; ' J CHRISTMAS I I spending their evenlng3 until W-- Furr's, 14 Ozs. - Mg MERRY Christmas in their offices making PRESERVES I sure every letter from Santa w.. Cream & Jelly OCtf $$' SM HAPPY NEW YEAR! ' Claus will be mailed to reach the v.. Drops, 14 Ozs. A3r 0 , children in time. With each letter goe3 a copy Zestee Pure Fruit of Hans Christian Anderson's ' "The Emperor's New Clothes" nnd ' 1 it 1 a picture of Greenland scenery. 16 Oz. Jar 1 y h Most of Santa's mall is from 291 v ' Y England. A lot of the British :' letters carry toy stamps. Good will of postmasters in all DORMAN 46 OZ. CAN countries is shown every day as letters for "Santa" (no address 4 E W. YEARY & SON and no stamps) appear at Santa TOMATO JUICE m Claus' table. 19 r OYSTERS, Blue Plate CORN, Del Monte Fancy olden Some nre mailed to "Father SWEET POTATOES, Blue - .j-g- Christmas North Pole via Green Plate, No. 2 can 25c 4 23 oz. can .' 'J' cream, 303 can .. land via Copenhagen, a-c- TEXAC0 STATION NO. 1 Denmark." CLEANSING TISSUE, Bo BROOMS, Trallcraft - COCANUT, Durkee'a 8 oz. ello Other letters are .addressed "Dad- Peep, 300 pkg. 19c 5 strand OJV package - 4 lk dy Christmas, Fairyland Road, co PORK & BEANS, Dorman GREEN BEANS, Llbby cut Greenland, Denmark," "Santa FANCY SWEET PEAS, f A Food Club, No. 303 can 3 tall cans .. 25C No. 2 can .... 25C Claus, Somewhero in Copenha- ..?" gen," "Santa Claus, Toyland, Green-land.- " ASPARAGUS, Wlnslow all PICKLES, Llbby Fresh Some children even wrote green cut, No. 1 can 21c Cucumber, lb. Jar . 25C CT 17c to "Mother Christmas." . .. Mfewttl93LlfctffitfiHlk ,rr ' , 1 ijjji jifa,iS''

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Appreciating to the fullest extent the cor- dial relations existing between us in the Zuce past, we take this opportunity to cordially wish you old r- - an fashioned mm aoeswr ouu1.. MERRY CHRISTMAS v mm FROZEN FOODS May , the Happiness and Good Cheer which ORANGE II lir.R Qu, mo. 4 Oz. Can we hope is yours this Christmas never cease '"j f Oz. Can --"- in the days to come, and may the New Year ORANGE JUICE, Top Frost, 6 bring each of you the Prosperity, Health RED RASPBERRIES, TopJrost, byrup, and Real Happiness you so much deserve. OKUbSELL SPROUTS, Top Irost, rw p. op - BROCCOLI, I r'- ?k Peackes, Top Frost, SyruP SPINACH, Top frosi- ,- Western Cottonoil Co mm 4 We Reserve The Rig l0 yv Quantities hSfc: - m. ?&-'- - " thy Wildcats Capture LAMB COUNTY LEADER, THUR8DAY, DECEMBER 21, .IMC, Tommy back and other Injury, vrhen hm Anton Twin Bill Adkins Goes missed the step and fell as ho was To Albuquerque stepping from his truck at Rutf Llttlefleld boys swept two frames well, N. M., has been taken t. from Anton here Monday night, For Examination a bone specialist at Albuqucrquee while the Anton girls were down- for examination, according to his. ing the hometown lassies. Tommy Adkins, son or Mr. and mother Monday night Mrs. Phil Adkins, who about two Anton'H B team fell, 27-1- and weeks ago, sustained Try the Classifieds for Results, the A squad tumbled, 2948. The a broken Bulldogs' girls sextet downed Llt- tlefleld, 37-3- High point for Anton In the girls contest was Billings, with 17 points. Loretta Awars had 19, and Betty Clement had 11 for

Tommy Mears was high-poin- t man In the Llttlefleld B team vie-tor- He tallied seven points, whllo zaion teammates Don Wilson and R. L. 1.9 Rhoten had six and four points, respeltlvely. J. Harper and Barne3 each had six counters for Anton. Bill Gray, Bobby Edwards and t Freddy Howard led the Llttlefjeld 29-1- reetiwj A team to Its 8 victory. Gray led the scoring with 10 points, Pitted 7 Oz. Pkg Edwards had nine, and Howard Dromidary ykwj?VLV marked up eight tallies. Bob Watson paced the losers, with eight points, and B. Harper DATES . 15? was close behind with six. 4ttil Olton High Students T. Wade Potter Stage Christmas Salad Dressing 27c Party and Dance Olton High School VjtSC?dWvi h- MS" students - staged a Christmas party and dance Friday evening In the gym- rsp nasium at the Olton High School. Fancy Crushed The gym was beautifully dec-orate- d and gifts were echanged from a Christmas tree, following No. 2 Can 12 c which refreshments were served. Pineapple Jackie Price of Llttlefleld wa3 a guest. PECANS fTt ltUed 984 FOOD CLUB QUART APPLE JUICE TEXSUN 46 OZ.25CAN tf . w SHESteA nDAMP.FAnC FOOD CLUB QUART PRUNE JUICE ... 31( FOOD CLUB Fancy Stuffed No., 5 Jar OLIVES 31 rl0BBK& GOOD OLD TIME 1llL e& Here's an. old-fashion- wish for all our friends: May you each enjoy the happiest, merriest Christmas evet

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80n xpecti DECEMBER 21, 1950 Wilkinson 1 mAMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, Nimrjod Jack Dempsey Granted nfler 1 " Lobo Basketball Antics J" 1 ?nneft'on duty Author 30 Day Deferment 3w'I Becomes ...I 1M- . Team This Year Told By Hunter Ui nn . - I County Attornoy-Elec- t Curtis 8e other 'V SALT LAKE CITY - .V--- 1 '"'8 Of Ring Book county ,i.,,l0t( Wilkinson, a Mnrlno corps , '" M lacks Experience 1950 hunting season had Its zany reson-1st- Mce " .Ml In has been granted 30-dn- y side. Perhnps the best story NEW YORK --You enn't learn to a : (Special) Tho (loferment Tn order ho LEVELLAXDt volved Pierre Perry, tho formor fight from a book but If you read that may bo i sworn in na county Levelland Lobos' basketball team French boxer who came west to Dempsey's ono on fisticuffs a official on lng Jack 1. tftu5.il ' Is In the process of reconstruction for uranium. a about tho Jan. search you could learn lot . , year, losing the five As matters now Htand, this after Ho took a day off to go deer manly art of self-defens- Wilkin regulars of 1950 squad. ttrs;' Girls Wildcats Place the hunting. Pierre lugged his rifle Mauler's book, "'Hjinj Springlake Only four lettermen returned The Mnnassa all day without success. Then ho Fighting" (Protl-tlce-Ha- ll this year, and none of them wore "Championship traded it for a slingshot to hunt a starlght-frora-the-should- 7sr. Third in Sundown In previous seasons. Pro- - ?3), is Win Championship starters chicken hawk.. opus. I experienced of the bably the most buck couple of come- group Is Frank Burnett, a senior. That's wncn a Exclusive of a Cage Tournament It down purposes in In Farwell Games He saw considerable service ns a appeared. Pierre brought backs for exhibition fired from his ngaln some substitute duilng the 1950 cam with a ball bearing the early thirties nnd bht s companion, Fred ring The Springlake girls basketball) Littlefield Wildcats finished palgn. sling. A hunting ten years ngo, Dempsey's happened 13 years. His H deara today holds another addition third In the Sundown Invitational Joining Burnett on the Lobos' C. Clemore. swears this covers to Its string of laurels basketball tournament which end starting quintet are three other Or take the case of Richard book covers every posslblo phaso high school ill Tho Springlake Ktrls ana tne Kopesvllle lettermen, all of whom saw lim- Hooper, a of the game. ed Saturday defeating cock punching M Adrian bo8 were tne winners in ited action last year. They arc athlete. A large pheasant Featuring explosive by n 34 to 23 srore In the consola - Iho Invitational basketball tourna Doyle Tyler. Harold Phelan and took to the air, soared about nine and nggresslve defensive tactics, tfg'p- ground nnd headed for 262-pag- o Illustra- xnent which ended Saturday inlllon I,nai? Xeil Atchison. The squad Is com- feet off the the book with I leaped, caught Farwell. The host Sundown quintet won posed mainly of members of last Klchard. The lad tions cover s the difference by neck, and held on. boxing, the Adrian slipped past Sudan. 2S- - " ueu u eugeu year's "B" squad. the bird the fighting and oo-o- i. witnessed " o A deputy gamo warden nnwor line, stance, footwork, hook 2C with l'lnnell hitting for 13 uul iU? uru.ui lubs, Seventy-flv- hopefuls reported Give gifts keep on glvlnc . ,. Sundown's paced flying bird tackle. feinting nnd block- that Pin jnilnts. Wultnilre added elcht for Whalln the at the first of the season, but that this ing .uppercuts. nnd enduring beauty ".it champs" throughout tourney. was the Utah farm- gifts that rh... ,m the Is to 22. Then thero ing. l the losers. number being cut down Such gift are wonderful , . . I He led the Roughnecks to a 12-2- 3 er. Walt Summers, who, wanted to most Interesting chap' wanted Snrinclnke edged the Dovlna , , The Levelland "A" team will car- One of the you'll .many ,&wt .. m - could a find of thdm tn nhn 33-3- 1 ',KlorJ over in me semi- find out If hunters tell one on "How to Watch .'.' lanotui 12 Is Madden-Wrlght's- rn girls. to win their third1 ry members, and 20 players ters the shob at .' aro'pr iI,nai contest. naiin uroppea rz mounted bird from the real thing. All kli tournament in as many weeks. will be on the "B" squad. a Flcht". more Christmas Joy for the me noop They couldn't. Summers said flght BL7:.,iaw JUU Cleavlnger looped 13 points to' I"""1 luroujin in mat The Lobos swing Into regular-seaso- n "The bl secret of correct nitoip(t 50 fired his stuffed pace In the victory Wilson got 12 contest play Jan. A, when they en- shots were at watch ng Is to keep your eyes ami for llAvton.. Meadow raptured the girls' ter the Morton tournament. On pheasant. your attention focused on both championship, 5 ?. The Bovina boys team won the besting Sudan, Jan. 5, Levelland goes to Brown men not just one," writes Demp- Magnus consolation, by trouncing'- - m u,e mnia. sey. Electric Organ boys field, and then visits Sunday, Jan. FIRST GOAL BIG ONE Snrinclake. 49-3- Hromas of 13o-- ! McWherter and Williams paced 13. It might be to the advantage of vlna and Dent of Springlake got1 Sudan's scoring in the champion Conference play begins Jan. 16, NEW YORK (.TO National some fight Judges and referees to game, Dresser Sets 55 14 points each. ship getting 25 and 25 with Levelland meeting Morton. Hockey League officials, after read the book. Maybe thero ai Thegirls consolation was won points, respectively. High-poin- t The Lobos tangle with Muleshoe, analzlng the results of the first would be fewer split decisions. 3S-2- 5 honors, however, went to White of by Texlco. X. M . with a vic- Jan. 19; Morton, Jan. 23; Little- - 53 league games played this sea- Hair Brushes Meadow. She scored 26 counters. tory over Vega. McDaniel hit 21 field, Jan. 20; Muleshoe, Feb. G; son, report that the team which The University of Arizona bas- In other games day, Su- points for the winners, while the final and LIttlefield, Feb. 12. scored the first goal won 31 zt the ketball team won 'Its fifth consec- 45-3- Schick Razors, Color Bonvnlng got 12 for Vega. dan downed Whitharral, and contests, and lost only 10. The utive Border Conference cham- Electric The teams were Whlteface nosed out Sundown, IS-1- other 12 games ended In ties. pionship last season. named by the coaches, with four In the girls games. Uopesvllle's Favorites Win sirls tying for the final place on boys defeated the Lubbock "D" tho girls team Members of the team, 39-2- and then lost to Little-field- . 34-2- y team are: Shaffer of Happy Tourney Schick Electric Razors, Schick Friona; Pounds and Looney of Bo-vln- Newfoundlanders use Cleavenger and Myers of Labrador HAPPV (Special) favor-Ite- s to The Springlake; Xewblli of Vega; Fo- retrievers haul wood as well came through In as ror the Happy ster and Grlssom of Farwell. Hunting. Invitational basketball tournament, Tho boys team with the boys division being won Sunbeam Electric Razors listed Harwell of Vega: Christian Pickett of Sudan and Hroms of by Canyon, and the Dimmltt girls . . of Farwell. J Brown of Adrian, Bovina taking the girls division. Third place was won by Happy Cedar Chest Filled With Cand It with a 28-1- 6 victory over the Canyon B team In the boys divis- $4fo I ion. Boys consolation was won by Hart, with a 53-2- 9 win over Quitaque. f tvii: VK -- a WIM- .- Evening in Paris Sets. SI. 25 to DImmitt won the girls title with m A! a 39-1- 7 win over Happy, while the Happy B team won third King's Men'sSets 52 27-2- place with a 2 win over Naz- r MERRY CHRISTMASKHj JM . WSfififi areth Consolation in the girls di- zj'ir?L'i. .mr j Guitars to! vision was by wmii$ .. .$13.95 taken Nazareth with 5 wS?ill yur on nm' on . . Jrmwt aj 8 35-- 5 .: iy Vfe a victory over Kres3. IV,W'i Old Spice SI.25 to Through the NEW YEAR ahead ! jjKslffljj tywv--' Sets SKfRv New Brownfield High Hark! Leather Sets BKK JOEL F. THOMSON School Nearly Canasta WJM Ready Christmas carolers sing out SI to BROWNFIELD (Special) Fol MERRY CHRISTMAS! HAPPY NEW YEAR! Gillette Razors lowing tho Christmas and New Year's holidays, Brownfield High And THANKS A MILLION for your friendship and school students will report back patronage during the year about to close. Tuesday morning, Jan. 2, but later in the day will move into the new lb" SfiSStaL- ,- MW-'"CS- 3 ft ?550,000 building at East Broad- FOOD BASKET way and D streets, Supt. S. P. MR. AND MRS. FRANK ANZELINE Cowan said this week. 301 E. 9th St. The new building is rapidly be- ing put in readiness for occupancy Littlefield Immediately after holidays. l the nroriiiitawsimp-f- fill ifflWr flMllllMBilrh i Two rooms of the building already IV are being used for over-flo- classes from the Jessie O. Randal primary--school- , and two basket- ball games have been played In tho new gymnasium, which Is com- bined with, an auditorium In the new structure. I V Parmer PMA Group lmWw7 Elects New Officers FARWELL (Speclal)A. F. Phil- lips Jr., has been elected chair- man of tho Parmer county Produc- tion and Marketing administra- tion committee for tho new fiscal year. Jack "Wolmon was elected ; xdBmt$4 m-- ;aiMi nm and Leonard Smith timrfSttlt: m i regular member. (ill Outgoing members of tho coun- ty committee are Albert H. Smith, chairman, and D. B. Ivy, vice- - cahirman. Wolmon, tho new has served on the com- - j mlttee the past year. Tho county committee was nioM. Uch t0 the enjoyment of the ed by community commltteement Ittt named in a recent election. extend t0 ou' Wends and customers our best wishes for a ON AIRCRAFT CARRIER James D. Crosby, son of Mr. Merry and Christmas Mrs. L. C. Crosby of LIttlo-fiel- d May Christmas brinq and formerly of Amherst, is anna ijou now the-U- asslgnod to . S. a. Air- I tnoufjli Llessinqs to briqlilcn craft carrier Princeton, a lotter to his parents announced. ff Cverij moment, hour. . everij . Jimmy, aa he is known, Is a your'nmNpYd?;hanks FOR radar fire inlheNEWYC-AP.-! control expert on tho '.' carrier. Ho Is tho grandson of rli COURTESIES Mr. y y- and Mrs. J. L. Crosby and kindnrJ1 ftPpr?ciate1 - ian' Mr. and Mrs. Am-hers- It is our privilege at this Happy Season to ertend Tom Duggan of t. GSn' nice volume of;busi- - thanks We 6l)e'M for your business and favors during the His address Is: Jamnu n r"r. ouf dots IhVl 'of HSJnCG ,by, S. A. 367-77-5- 8 U. - past year. Your friendship and cooperation with S. S. Princo- : . wn iuv-37- ) neatest ?F us has been Division F., Fleet P. m W1U De tne, appreciated more than we can tell. O. San Francisco, "!;lyoi Calif. prfvi mil, 'vi '&. lege of continuing to serve you. BUDDHI6T8 OPPOSE REDS RANGOON UP) . BuJdhlBt 1 E&, H OWARIVQ monkB of this country hopo to wm, 1 FEED, SEED i w lead a nation-wid- e iHMV and FFRTII I7FD ESTA MAE'S battle agalnBt MfWZ t H m.kaJG u . i Communism In Burma. Thoy will 'mumm. . highwayf. 84 V shortly make a countryside amnMmm if appeal L,ttIefield it'V to all to Tex as I A DEPT. STORE Buddhists help them In I stamping out "this Irreligious Wl MR. AND MRS. JIM McGUIRE creed of tho Russian camp." 111 XL llli..BflWkttfo Littlefield University of Arizona football coach Bob Wlnslow played on two University of Southern California Rose Bowl teams.

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The LAMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950' oar Christmas Party White Reindeer Emmanuel Lutheran Church Plans FAITH HELEN FAUST concerning the Messiah and In turn Special Services Monday light a cnndle from tho foregoing Haged Tonight (Thursday) Whltey was a roltuleor that wns Sunday, one, thus suggesting a progressive white nil over. Hn llvfril In Mm revelation of the Prophecy in . In. zoo. Chrlstmns at Emmanuel Luther- .. nl .l.uiu Whltuy wanted to llvo with God's Word. Itf Tln1,r Of EHBt- - Santa Glaus. Hut ho couldn't an Church, 417 West Third street, UH.n n.w.n.1,1 ... "t In1l4d .f Clll . Will alUCG 4ntl1rMlT - Preach Here One be- Eliza- . . tiftlll iut0"- Christmas, Santa had given will bo celebrated in a manner flllment," will be taken by i Je Mnwnlc Hull him an extra white, woolen scarf, fitting tho birth of Christ, the Sav- beth Schulte, Janet Brandt, Lois' Bargain Matinees Daily ,l. hut ho hud not said anything Garms and Nina Garms. They :. for- a Christ. ior of all tho world. Hegular and about living with him. will recite the words of the Gospel 1:30 Till 4 P. M. special aro arranged for S-- r Now It wns Chrlstmns Kvo. Thn services about the fulfillment of these pro- everyono In tho community who - MONDAY THROUGH! 1 Luke, Chap- aSS nu"-IM"...- snow wns fulling brightly ns Whit-e- y phecies as written in might deslro to bo present. - L lua ask- - put on the scarf and slipped tny o Aftni- llwilr tinrla. ttiov will FRIDAY December 24 marks the first any I IJUL light two small candles, and one tf Christmas celebration. Tho I fnr tllO It wns large candle, representing the I""cup WW-- -' about the middle of tho service, which begins a morning Christ Candle. Programs will be night when Santa enme. Whltey 11 a.m. (Sundny School and Bllriu chargo Mas worried. distributed so that the audience SATURDAY is in Santa usually camo classes at 10, will dwell on the in- L KeHn -- carols, W. J. nbont ten o'clock, & , jKTy'ffi 3 nil ijwi can sing the Christmas MIDNIGHT Mrs because this Magnlflcant, Mary's Song of Praise ,t cluding "Silent Night," "O Little of refresh. town was the first town he enme Child, Kbargo to and about tho Jesus. Town of Bethlehem," etc. and SUNDAY to. 24, be- Christmas Eve, December The Beginners and Primary Whltey suddenly grew frantic ns ginning at 7:30 p.m. In tho sanc- group will present the following December 23 and 24 he tried to get to the sled. It wns tuary of tho church, the children program: Sunday almost too good to be true. One of Emmanuel Lutheran Group song "Little Children Can Lucille Ball hristmas wns present annual reindeer missing. School will their You Tell?" Eddie Albert Santn stayed an extra long time Christmas worship program amid iiecitatlon: "Jesus From His Rational KlVlne tllO clftH nt thn 7nnbnnnnrci the festive color of candles and Trone Above," Bobby Schroeder, in house. It was enough time for colored lights. After an Introduc- Marilyn Hill, Carolyn Osthus, Ste- tion bv the smaller children, the Dorothy Schulte, and '" - ' ''??$$& ven Brandt, Pleads larger boys and girls will tell the Floyd Blrkelbach. "The Fuller Ful- wS- Donald Words of Prophecy, Words of Group song: "Away in the - r) . Americans fillment, Words of Effect of the "TRPW"' ?' v t l tlm KENNETH EVINS w Brush Girl" !K birth of Jesus, rius the words AvW "The Friendly Beasts" t.to.ce!.D:rr.- ' - Iiecitatlon: Kei.-im- songs and worship- r Ilidajs by Kenneth Evlns. son of Mr. and fflf W and of children 5v Donna Beyer, Judy Sager, Carol myj color pic- the Christmas Mrs. J. D. Evlns, will be preaching v pers beautiful, natural Anne Cunningham, Myra MONDAY iw retelling the age- Schulte, !ir at tho evening service of the tures will aid in Ganzer. . .. - V'.llnt.n1 As- Dell Wells, Huthle TUESDAY t uunchetl tnc Missionary Baptist Church. less story of tho Incarnation. WINS STATE GRID HONORS Song: "Long Ago on Christmas." r...i-- . safety ".? will be a spe- Hopping, rhristmaa'"" XIT Drive anil 8th St.. Snn.lnv 'Any sisting the children Dickie Llttlefleld 3: "Lights of Adoration," December 25 and 26 161 national K Vs sing Part AY. numbets who won hon. K ,Uch evening. Kenneth Is home for the - cial choir which will high school tackle, Includes the Annunciation of the LBecoopcraunB. holldnys from Hob Jones Universi- m' fh familiar to tho Christmas season. orable mention In the selections Shep- f tewr Angel, the adoration of the Burt Lancaster ty, where ho Is studying for the Mrs. Tommy Mauk and Miss Mal of the high school men from the . assisting herds and the wise Dorothy McGuire Increasing hu-- ' ministry'- - Another added feature tha Nouenschwander are football squad named by the part will be recited . East. This twosnou. i - to the evening service will be a the pastor in tho preparation and Orlando, Fla., Sentinental-Star- Schulte, Lois Garms, Edmund Gwen ser- by Elizabeth testimony from Miss Joanne Wal- o presentation of this worship Putt Powell of the Amarlllo and Janet Brnndt. Lwonts. which have lace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. vice. Globe-New- s was chairman of the "Hark, m year. Whltey to jump the fence of his The choir will sing: ,ward swing this Wallace, who Is a On the da ot Chtlstmas ltf.f, Texas selection committee. Tex. student from yard. Never before had made What Means Those Holy Voices?" a - he held In Bil- eitfcj lor l"D'- Bible Hnptlst speclnl services will be ans making the squad were Can-illes.- " ie """ the Seminary, Fort such a jump. was A Recitation: "Christmas 880 urn were UP 11 Per It like' he had morning beginning at 10 i.m. ly Harris, Wichita Falls center; "Mister Worth, Texas. wings. the Marv Louise Taack and . rvmncll predicts that Thla service will present the mes Rick Splnks, Kermlt back; Ed- The time of the evening service When camo Ruth Osthus. "fcath year Santa back to his In words of John die Scheig, Pampa guard; toll for the has been changed for the coming sage of Josus the Frank 4 "Light of Con- WEDNESDAY 35,000. sled, ho saw Whltey had been told will sing a Part describes certain to reach Sunday to 6.30 o'clock. a, 10 'A. Tne choir Eldom, Port" Arthur back, and As the Wise Men con- THURSDAY about the other reindeer being occasion. Dlerklng, secration." and be the hlguesi bhiuu number befitting me Clarance Brenham gifts to the Christ - sick. secrated their v nn y year snu-- An entirely different Christmas tackle. Child, we consecrate ours to December 27 and 28 "Oho! So you want to come," ot Je- also l.nMP service will honor the birth on birthday. - Mrs. Eunice Jones said S;..im. "Well, Well! Him His Year's hoi- Just sus on tho evening of December Do Temple jump into this harness and come Recitation: "Which Candle Shirley p.m. In church. Spon- r, r is the prak aceiueni 25 at 7:30 the St, Martin Lutheran You to Be?", Carolyn Can-ze- nlong." Wal-ihe- r Want David Niven lie year a.d Neil H. iGoes for Yule Visit sored by the members of the Jane Cunningham, Alice Hill, Coun- - Whltey did ns he wns told. He Society ot Emmanuel nrwMent of the Loactie --m- found himself at the front of the Christmas June Garms. :i((i: ar ulints iirescnt Lutheran, tho special Candlelight Service Recitation: "Gifts for the King," With Wounded Son whole string of lelndeer. main message i.te probJpm Heavier service will tell its Ronnld Stewart, Lonnle Nelnast, Whltey was worried as to whe- of candle-lightin- g t&efenrte spirit of the through the medium a Hill. Kiss for Corliss" Mis. Euniie Jones of lool Dun- ther or not ho could fly through worshippers Christmas Eve - William ip add to the normal service. All Giving," can was en routo to Wash- tho air. Hut wonders, he found Recitation: "Christmas Tinti of bail weather, street present will participate in the Bobby D. in the and tho sled On Christmas Eve at 6:45 p.m. John Ganzer, Luther Hill, 1 of ington, C, today for the "nicest himself air The service Itself will ar.l addi hours candle-ligh- Cunningham. ai Christmas I ever expect to have." was going double fast. They made thought that a t program entitled be built around tho Closing Hymn: "Joy to the "nicest Christmas" will be It to all the towns and hack to Is Light of the "The Lights of Christmas' will be e v U be travel The this little Daby the people presented by the Sunday school of World, the Lord Is Come." Whole jm-- i ; a visit with her soldier son. Sher- the North Polo by dawn. hearts. er" he Word which lights men's congregation. ni coming man Jones, now a corporal, under Whenever you see a white rein- are for the In- St. Martin Lutheran church, Carl It omen will he These services Rio Hos- pulling Clau's sled you Schulte, pastor, announced. loll'ay Iea anil porno treatment at Walter Heed deer Santa spiration and worship ot anyone - In suf- know that one reindeer Is sick. It will consist of four parts: "The 111 be traMi'tiK to mill- pital the capital for wounds who might desiro to be present. BLUEBONNET CLUB fered In the Korean fighting. Whltey helps pull the sled when- Lights of Prophecy," "The Lights i to spend the holidays Club had its SATURDAY Corp. was only one to ever he Is needed and Efo. one of of Fulfillment," "The Lights of The Bluebonnet I iho cannot tome home. Jones the party and exchange of MIDNIGHT, SUNDAY, a Hed massacre of 30 Santa's helpers, rides him when Adoration" and "The. Lights of Christmas travel calls for cst'une St. Martin Church fglfts with the name of their sec t:ieased --wounded GI prisonors when he hid he is not busy. Consecration." MONDAY and everybody's part: Pal revealed at the home or in a clump of weeds. After the opening devotion bifiret TUESDAY i ulll take a little more himself Special Hopper. leaving Wai Have the pastor, tho church will be Mrs. W. L. the holiday rush Mrs. Jones said beforo to 15 IN R. O. TRAINING darkened except for tho lights on Refreshments were served Wednesday night she Holt-cam- Dec. 23, 24, 25, 26 to be careful when L.lttlefield William C. Terry, of Sudan, son Christmas Services Mrs. A. A. Royal, Mrs. Lee tele-phon- o tree. A light will - long distance the Christmas the highway or cross- had talked over of Mr. and Mrs. Ves Terry, is Mrs. Cleavenger, Mrs. Tom In Washington on be brought in, and from this light, Dennis Morgan iisd In receratlonal and with her son among 2,000 basic and advanc- St. Martin Lutheran Church Wood, Mrs. Leeman Elms, Mrs. H. was re- the all candles on tho stand will be viiles and he reported he ne-serv- e will observe the everyone will ho that ed students enrolled in the West 10th street lighted in their turn. The pro- A. Matthews, Mrs. Floyd Seymore, Betsy Drake - cuperating nicely and "felt like a holidays with a special t much happier Christ- Officers Training corps at Christmas phecies will bo recited by mem- Mrs. L. G. Fox, Mrs. R. Moses, Zachary Scott S'ew million." day at 10:00 Year's Oklahoma A&M college, Stillwater, service on Christmas of tho Intermediate class: Mrs. S. V. Smith, Mrs. Leldon - program on bers it death take your holl- this semester. a. m. and a Christmas Billy Stewart, Johnny Cunningham, Phillips, Mrs. D. B. Mathews, Mrs. in " Dear- - eve at 6:45 p.m., Pastor ijone else's, Mr. Four semesters of basic HOTC Christmas Melba Juno Osthus, Winnie Cun- Ray Wood, Mrs. H. L. Brandon, Sr. Funeral Services are required of all male Schulto announced today. Wells, and Mrs. H. L. Brandon, Jr., our training program on ningham, Walter Hill, Jerry k at Oklahoma A&M who The Chlldrens' Sager, Fonda Sorensen. hostess, Mrs. Hopper and a guest, "Pretty Baby" students entitled "The David and aro not veterans and are physical- Christmas eve is Each one will recite a prophecy Mrs. Blllye Hopper. j Held Wednesday of Christmas" and will be I in Toys ly fit. Under selective service reg- Lights candle-ligh- t cere- WEDNESDAY ulations or 11) IS, selected basic stu- In a form of a cordially In- THURSDAY, FRIDAY For Charles J. Taylor dents are exempt from tho draft mony. The public is so long as their academic and vited to attend these services. bo distributed to all Dec. 27, 28, 29 conducted KOTC standing Is satisfactory. Treats will Funeral services "were nftnr tho orouram. An K STATION (Special) o'- Students may continue with ad nhMrnn Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 of Christian Ann Southern fes time training upon com- offering for tho cause is always looked clock at the Llttlefleld First Bap- vanced HOTC i a loyour, study, provided Higher Education will be received Zachary Scott u season, but tist Church for Charles James Tay- pletion of basle lety is considered In meet advanced requirements during the service. Gigi Perreau lor, 34, who died Monday night at they day ristmas toys, tho sur- - up by the college. The traditional Christmas the Amherst Hospital. The ltev. set begin 10:00 a.m. by Santa may provo services will at in Lee Hemphill officiated. will speak on the Ire. Eloise T Johnson, Texas 26 and 2S, corn hybrids de- Pastor Schulto Mr. Taylor had been an Invalid Gospel, especially on the I la family life education veloped by tho Texas Agricultural Christmas for nearly 15 years as a result of you is born a Sav- &M. College Extension Experiment Station, outyielded oth- words, "Unto "Shadow on the Injuries suffered in a motor car are especially wel- a few pointers for er hybrids and varieties in tests ior." Visitors Ftes accident. He had been In the hos- day toys. during 1950 at 18 widely scattered come at this Christmas pital about three weeks at tho Wall" r the child's ace .his locations in tho state. i stage of development. tlrao of death. Mr. Taylor Is survived by his isoa reminds, r, because Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ia-lo- literally aro curious and parents, 1021 East Sixth street, with rapervislon Is not always of his home, two bro- A whom ho made ATTENTION In the sisters. th age should havo thers and three LFD toys with no sharp points OWNERS OF w nothing flnmmablo - DRIVE-I- N THEATRE Jack Thomas Poisonous paint should Sat. CADILLAC SATURDAY wlmals, tho specialist Home for Holidays MIDNIGHT, SUNDAY, '. tometlmes offer haz- - ARMY SURPLUS 7 have o!nu nvna nr MONDAY and Sgt. Jack Thomas, son of Mr. Mch may come off. She Mrs. Z. E. Thomas, 510 East MOTORS TUESDAY 'JWer balls, plastic bath-wl- and IRRIGATION 16th street, has returned to Llt- wood toys, or light a Christmas holiday Let Us Recondition To All Our Patrons Dec. 23, 24, 25, 26 ww blocks. tlefleld for ... his parents and friends Irrigation Motors Wren between tho ages visit with Your Cadillac Bud Abbott 17 months In the Aleutians eight, electrical toys after We Have the Genuine Parts and Alaska. After his leave he Lou Costello " Mrs. JnhriHnn iiiIvIh. Angelo. and Ter. bo stationed in San that these will MERRY -- should from Alaska for TRAINED MECHANICS in- ' of approval Also home CADILLAC from is Paul Pannell, Llttle Laboratories - Christmas To Do the Work a guar- who has been lifti- ' DrOIler mnilnmllnn fleld plumber "A Night in the big construction project 'guards and ng on a shock. for several months. . . . Complete Stock of Repair CHRISTMAS ep In tho territory NO DELAYS toys can be a in First Class Condi- Tropics" " A box, cupboard Parts to Put That Motor 'unanuier than draw-ibine- t HD Council Members And May You Have - win. ,i ...... tion. "iiu UUUIH WIIIVII WEDNESDAY w manage and some-,- t Enjoy Yuletide Party PEACE, HAPPINESS THURSDAY 'Playthings are tho FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY and 7'P children to learn," corsages of holly and Dec. 27 and 28 Individual pre- t miniature pine cones were NEW YEAR fcU0:.B0 . " PROSPERITY in the Big Double Program w seieci saro toys nil members present at tho Radius of 20 Miles of ,a,e sented Council Within a Mitchum habits in using Homo Robert Demonstration in Christmas party last Thursday Llttlefleld educational building of the JTERY tho THEATRE "The Big Steal" Amherst First iJaptlat Church. PALACE 35 mombers attended tho & About nnd Epic POrBlCet0' ,n program of Chrlstmns stories MOTOR RIO THEATRE And the Jungle CI'" carols arranged by the Amherst JONES N lu - WofrPSimUWUS..- -. wviu, "Savage lime in 'V io six- lurry nii.tiuu nnd DRIVE-I- i . "' i land rn nilAM by tho Hluebonnet Club CO. LFD served - TRACTOR for party wore nro- vew ? wre than 500 decorations for tho Sales and Service of tho OK-- Oldsmobile and Cadillac pared by tho members Eighth and Highway 51 THEATRE mwi Irom ftn Avenue group. East lahoma 448-- M there j , Phone 9 acres Following tho program, .... u 'wS.0'. Chilst-- j Littieneiu 'st&stitii&SKtitiv r - Uy a ByBtom was a gift exchango at tho u mas tree. Ma run" ir "" rTt"- - .5H, ji .

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BfmWHiBr, tmm I ti Christmas Holidays Amateur Musicians LAMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 133 GERMAN DOG WINS GAL FIVE FACES MEN Threatens Break Begin Friday P. M. Given Opportunity HOME M') A Germnn hunting NEW YOIIK (I'M-Hu- by I'orlott hound won tho 13th Italian .nation- of Ann Arbor. Mich., the only Ne- al championship for pointers, or- gro professional WICHITA FALLS, Tex, UI0-- - girl basketball, In Amherst Schools ganized by Amnteur musicians from three tho Italian Hunting player In Uie country, nnco ngaiu Federation. The winning dog was is being on states have a chance to win $150 featured tho Now AmherBt schools will bo dismiss- "Doniar dl I'o Vecchl", owned by York ke prizes and the opportunity to ap- Girls' Basketball team which tier-li- Story ed nt 2:30 Dec. 22 for the Christ' Lulgl Cortegglnnt. Second prizeopposes male quintets only. Also pear with Sym- mas holidays. the Wichita Falls went to playing Uuscs will run nt phony Orchestra. the Italian hound "Frlond with the Cover Girls is time to della Fagglola" prize to Audrey that take tho children Residents of Texas, Oklahoma and third ErlckKon from Valley home. .School another German dog, I., will ngaln bo re- nnd New Mexico nre eligible for "Jorck". The Stream, L. the beautiful bloniW sumed on Monday, 1. national championship climaxed 30 who ranks as one ver- Jan. tho vocnl and Instrumental solo of the most regional contests. satile athletes In competitions to be held hero Jan. America. iirlis Wilkinson Tom Powers Duko University's 22 by the orchestra. Judges will ' outstanding Frnnk Smith, University of Ml- - Off-seaso- from wingback, also is a be three symphony con football, Detroit orchestra Nc- - .,., ...,..-.- .. Ul aPP ana a amis urininnt naiibacK, has a Lion end Leon Hart, former .i partnership with Geo. Richards Jr., of a Jnw ,i..M im uei one from of .. fnree "eur ductors each the!i it., anil frlond, only when AinMinn. .IT , . . w"w,n straight A student. younger brother on the Hurricane tro Damo is engaged? a childhood w.v.u t, unmiBU mnueu three states. frnati (Aam TL'tin (a o tinlf. In 4hn nufiin1f t.itet n largo inai win al.n inn mmmarnni and somcono poisoned number me county attorney's Entries must bo filed by Jan. 15 j , L candy office at 25. back pr0Bpect( ness dogs covcreu oy company poll-cle- s. formed by the Marino it rH. t'Miii'i I of A member of the Marine reserve, command- Willi ' - I'uvnii'"- -' Rni'rnmri'"Wl B nhbor ant that ho Is no longer under 3333 Drive, Wilkinson spent three years in Lake Park Wichita New Venture Started the corps during orders and that orders, If forth- Falls. Instrumental competttlors tr:v only Worid War II. coming, will become anluajtratctl by Tho loso meant another Now effective must bo less than 24 years old, as ho prepares to tnko tho 7. , venturo for n kid who wanted to sometime after January vocollsts less than 2G. 'eT attorno'-eieci- oath of off loo on 1. stay ft few years nhend of his age Jan. ho Is laceu fill his pockets with colnB by with the likelihood of al- encounter with and most Immediate i hard work nnd nstutc business recall. UtheOlton Ho received oiders to report for .roved like so planning. duty on Dee. 7, was" . . - A ft his parents operating a but grnntcd 'rfiirn klf v " With cafe, ho spent many a delay until sometime after (e and what downtown Jan. hours lounging nround tho court 7, so that ho might take office. Mi n iu,u,r In this way Is posslblo . In-- house nnu ausoruing atmosphere it for him I Bet him on tho course to appoint an assistant to fill his vc formel in that later place while away. Thus ho is as- sured of being able to return to civilian life as county attorney if dlschargo comes nt any time dur- ing his scheduled two-yea- r tenure of office. Came To County In 31 Jl.Vl, r--c Vivid memories of his v ' .i 1 . Hi k early years in Olton remnln with Wilk- U! ' ' ' (tl 01 - H inson. Ho camo there with his "' parents, who pulled bolls during their first year In 1931. Later they established Frank's caef and Wilkinson held down al- most every job thanks for available for a boy. A million Ho sold hamburgers, newspapers and 'candy during of friendship and patronage in the past year!, intermissions district court, making a fair hawk- We hope our friends holidays brinp you at many happy er's profit for carrying them from . . . r the find this Christmas, the merriest the cafe to the spectators preoc- ! L in the bright year ' cupied w't'i trial details. the coming New Year, the happiest! 5 For two years he worked for CHARLES JAMES 5S Jack Stiaw In the Western Drug company and spent the same per- We thank you, our friends and customers for innnlia Sprvirp Station . iod as what he calls a "teller" in the splendid business extended us during JljHWIlM the Olton Stato Bank. It seems he past year, and solicit a continuance of your co- Across from the Postoffice Vsfs told people to get out of the way so ho could sweep. Compensation operation and friendship. Robison Uphol stery was $1.25 per week. Ho shlned shoo sin every barb fflk Williams Phillips 66 Service Station v ershop around the square, sold and newspapers nnd worked up a good Phelps Ave. Littlefield BL mail order business in shoes by Sewing Machine Shop P measuring patron's feet nnd send- z ing out of town for their footwear. K) His Hobby Is Fishing ei Chief hobby of tho young attor- ney Is fishing, but ho Is likely to seek out much older companions 5i for his most enjoyable outings. Tho basic philosophy Imparted and conservations indulged in by !! such local anglers as C. T. Mason, Carloads of Happiness L. S. Kennedy nnd Ed Skinner I mako him feel more at home than an excursion with someone his own nge. Wilkinson completed all of his eaps of joy ! I elementary and high school train ing In Olton and received his law degree from the University of Tex- at-- as. He announced for county I "- torney before ho graduated or - earns of Good Luck T passed his bar examination. Vw &. f Since returning to Olton, Wilk-Inso- n 'M has entered Into general practice with tho Olton Attorney W. B. Combest and has served a ! short tlmo as city attorney after Infinite Success appointment to the office by the Olton city council. Whether Wilkinson will be call- ed back Into the service Imme- i I, fl Hoppy Holidoy ... a wondrous New Year! diately or In the Indefinite future Stacks of Presents Is not known. He has been in-- Mrs. Bill Pass ons of Fun ! County Treasurer

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condenser for condonslng tho draft tLAMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 Is met, the institution Is cxectcd than molten lead. Tho boiler will the o turblno. Tho voltago wolgh 460,000 pounds and Its steam from the generated at tho to bo largely now powor tho measurements In tho fire- About 389,000 boanl fcot of red- ntatlon will bo "step, The directors also voted that 11,000 1,134,600 pod up" to volta nub-statio- n structure be used nt tho outsot box area, that Is, aro 20 feet deep, wood timer weighing at tho levelland Rites Herbert C. con- which will bo only for tho purposes for which It 29 feet wldo nnd 16 feet high. In pounds will bo used lit tho located at tow- tho plant. Tho now powor (Continued from Page 1) was constructed. Tho policy was nrea, this flrobox could accommo- struction of tho two cooling station Held for Youth set becauso of tho large number date n good sized house, although ers used to cool tho water used of requests for use of tho center It would bo a warm place to live. by tho condenser nnd other ma- lzcd tho trust which had been tow-or- s non-yout- plnnt. Cooling placed in him, and declared by various h clubs and Big Condensing Surface chines In tho Killed in Crash that mako possible to use and ho would give tho duties of his of- organizations. Tho Allls Chalmers condonser it re-us- e with a minimum fice Hint will be used will 42,500 water, tho best of his ability nnd hno towers will bo Funeral sorvlces were conducted training. squaro feet of condensing surfaco.j loss. Tho cooling draft typo with five in Levelland Tuosdny for James Dancing followed the formal Work Gets and 44,000 gnllons of water perl of tho Inducted Kennedy, I fanB in each tower providing Harold Lev opening. minute will bo circulated through hugJ "SS & . 51 Page 1) fcrif Ja? f elland high school football star Arrangements for tho affair were (Continued from who died of injuries received In n made by Dill Street and Ross Ma-dol- n car-trai- crash near Snyder Fri- tion will bo a 50,000 watt tubo-generat- day. Ilev. J. H. Wright officiated. The affair was a very nice tri now being built by Gen- Another of the four Levelland bute to Justice and Mrs. Martin. eral Electric Co. Scheduled for drouths hurt in the accident, Ro- delivery in August, it will be the bert Dean Tixier, 18, remained In heart of the new $6,000,000 pro- critical condition in a Snyder hos- Family Reunion ject, pital. The other two, Harrold Joe Tho 50,000 kilowatt generator 17, Camp-"be- ll 3KcMlnn, and Harvey (Continued from Page 1) will be shipped "broken down" be-acu- 'will n $ less sarlntiiilv tnlnroil 'were of its huge size. When In- HA pCted from separated points, ff The boys were returning from the stalled, it will be 53 foet in overall Jvennit-Arllngto- n game in Ab- Mrs. Collins Is Lamb county home demonstration agent. length, 14 feet wide and moro than ilene when tho crash occuried. 15 high. Early nrrlvals to spend Christ- feet The entire unit i Kennedy is survived by his par- weighs 257,000 pounds as- mas in Collins home will when ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lew W. Enoch the be sembled, with largest single her mother, M.s. Dixie Smith, of the of Levelland, two bro'lers, Bob piece weighing Just over 199,000 .Kennedy, h Norman, Okla.; a sister, Miss Kath- on duty tne U. S. pounds. The turbo-generato- and Yl ' Tl i. Uavy and Mermoi Jo Kennedy of leen Mahaffey, Madison, Wis., and here's no brother-in-law- , nil other equipment necessary ofr ; a sister nnd Mr. Levelland tne partemal grandpar- the generating station, will be ents, Mr. aud Mrs. R. H. and Mrs. Jack Humphreys, and mSmm'mm shipped to children, of Oklahoma City. Amherst, nearest rail CHRISTMAS the maternal grandparents. point for the power plant. Mr. and Mrs C. M. EUer, all The family reunion will be Wed of The boiler which will manufac- lot cxlcndinq our wishes lor Hie --Levelland. nesday, December 27. sincere ture the steam for the turbo-gen-orat- Young McMInn, 17, driver of the will be a product of the hcsl ol cverijlhinn Ihe qear! BMffiffi O.B49 in cominq m coim:Uble wVch collided Combustion Engineering Company. IX PkUCE 1 iroadslde with the diesel locomo- Youth Center It will have a rated capacity of arid tive, was transferred Saturday ' to (Continued from Page 1) 500,000 pounds of steam per hour SID HOPPING a Lubbock hospital. He sustained at 80 pounds pressure 900 COMPM and B-- UMD a fractured right leg and ankle, degrees fahrenheit temperature. ' C ing an open policy-makin- g meet- Sheriff of Lamb County Bruises and lacerations A temperature of 900 degrees w ing of the corporation directors is A fourth passenger, Harvey several hundred degrees hotter Campbell, 17, was treated Friday Monday night at the county court- sight for bark injuries and was house. .released Saturday. Under the operation setup form- Campbell, least seriously injured ed at Monday's meeting the organ- ml the four, told rfomer Whisand, ization headed by Mr. Hall n 111 Scurry county deputy sheriff, that continue as the governing body the McMInn car was traveling for the Youth Center while the north from Colorado City to Sny- group headed by Mrs. Ayies will der on State Road 101 when it be in charge of the center's? oera-tion- struck a Roscoe, Snyder and Pa- M cific engine which can led only a Youth To Have Voice caboose. They were returning In a practical sense, however, from the Kermlt-Arlingto- n semi- the county youth for whom the final football game. center was intended will shoulder much of responsibility I if IT.V1WTJT'Mi Jiff" V z:.r J. B. Newton, driver of a Bay--?re- the for the lUIH: a'( Jr ". SMf sasgr-- bus which had stopped on center's successful operation and ; iV'i the same sine of thr railroad cross- vill have a dominant voice in ac- ing, was a witness to the accident tivities, the dlrectois decided. i In other words, governing ;&kMSs? Whisand said the McMInn car the of of,' was evidently passing the station- the Youth Center will be r.- - ary bus when the accident oc for and by the outh of Lamb curred. County under the supervision of sLjmm v 'iM: y Mr. Russell, within the general 0 policies ob- - i.W formed to attain the irfH. FENCE KILLS DEER Jetclvos for which the project was ARCADIA. Calif. CrPv Because developed, Mr. Hall paid. a stray deer underestimated the' A general committee embtaclng

strength of a steel mesh fence, , representatives of various civic state relief recipients dined on clubs, churches and other groups venison. The doe ventured into , Interested in the youth movement tr-v- n - a- ! '! C A Dewey asked in Lamb county will bo named police to shoo It from her back soon by Mrs. Ayres as an opeia-jard- . The animal jumped several tlonal advisory committee for the fences and was headed for the ' center. Wlls and safety. Thn it made the Total Cost Set At $17,500 GREETINGS fatal mistake of trying to crau The directors at the Monday through the wire fence. Officers meting also voted to make addi-fonn- d With grateful acknowledgement' of your it with a broken neck and tional Improvements necessary on courtesies and turned it over to a relief agency. the building to bring the total the evidences of your good cost of the project to $17,500, of will that have made the past year a pleas- For Best Results Use the Leader which $13,500 already has been ure to us, we wish you a Christmas of Classifieds subscribed. After the original cost great Joy and a New Year of Happiness and Prosperity. Brief Bits- - We pledge ourselves to (Continued 4from Page 1) an even greater - Az and .-- more efficient service than ever be- The sheriff's department put another crimp in the plans of - fore and in keeping with holiday prospective celebrators when county officers Thursday night - this policy, we . i & v seized a case of wine, two cases of beer, 22 one-hal- f pints of whiskey . respectfully solicit your continued friend- and 21 one-ha- lf pints of gin and Roy i.-- l ship arrested Thornton, Llttlefield ..,. AWJTj?SW? and patronage. Negro, on a possession V'"-vf.7- I charge of of liquor for purposes of sale in '&'. . 4 dry area. Thornton was released on bond. It was the. second big VH haul of illicit spirits made by the sheriff's office in a week. "Wk hJ& sMSf v. ''U j K ti, $ 125 county-wid- e f i s. More than were reent Saturday night at the annual "fc i'! flubs Christmas party a tthe Amherst EChool auditorium. J f A program of gameh and motion pictures was presented following which the rlnb members present were treated to candy, popcorn balls ' and apples mHm o The party whs under Ihe supervibion of Mrs. Xio Collins, county (: Tiome demonstration agent and Bill Rodgers assistant county agent i HHJH ftglgtg-lgtSgl- g tmsm&i&i&&ssss CHBISTHIHS TO ALL v "1

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