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v Voters Eye Primaries Elections are the of posed by Gordon . business McLendon of Economy Step this week in Lamb County whose Dallas. .. voters will climax a quiet spring This race has generated some campaign with party primaries, mud chunking Outlined Democratic and Republican, this with McLendon accusing Yar- By Saturday, borough of receiving $50,000 from promoter Billle Sol Estes One new feature will mark several years back, while Yar- A full-sc- T BE GROUCH Friday is Straw Hat Day in Uttlefield, Post Office Saturday's voting, the first ale borough charges McLendon, a n'l be a erotlCh like Chester nut-- auav fhfir !. Republican " " - . r- " ut uu aiiu,.j uuuj party primary Dallas radio executive, with be- il summer straw. Local merchants will have a wide HHm i , , rPPjBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBW HBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBb1 in Lamb county in recent his- ing a "bankrupt variety Some limited adjustments In huckster." stra-- hats to select from many of them featured in BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlMli iTS'M? fi 'JHbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbBL 'VbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI tory, in almost all of the McLendon was the organizer postal as re- "?'V' i's paper. Chester, registered English services, ordered '"f Lr4flSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKim county's 17 voting precincts both and head of the old bulldog, BBBBBBBBBBbKF- - nBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBraBW'f' JRIBBBBBBBBBBbI Uberty radio and cently by Postmaster General i t have igs to Mr. Mrs. John Ussery. BBBBBBBBBBBBBlll H - V'rBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB k&KsVBJBBBBBBBBBBBl parties will polllngplaces, networks that went into bank- John A. Gronouski, will begin BBBBBBBBBBBBBalv l.' 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Republicans will have Jefferson marily, the changes involve Mae Hackworthe of Harris primary candidates for most County. window service on Saturday Pfc lSBBBBBBBBmBBBBF7yiBmTT'laaTSBB-alP"JPBBnBS-sbbBESBSIEhkIB state offices and for U.S. Senate The only other statewide De- morning and parcel post de- and Congress, but none below the Tonight one day a week mocratic race with much action pens livery only. regional of level. Few the GOP is for railroad commissioner offices, however, have contests Langdon, buth Pacific," the famed when the Uttlefield High School The money order window will where Jim C. El Paso In the primary. County, Incumbent, is opposed pay musical, comes to Choir, under direction of be closed on Saturday, Henson two-nig- and be no by Owens of Wilbarger peld for a ht stand Don Thorp, present their ver- stated, there will This is true in perhaps half Jesse sion of the big time production meter settings, no box col- of the offices on the Democratic County. In of civil appeals on the stage of the LHS Audit- lections and no Inquiries or bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbWBIISSIbIB: ballot. On the county level only the court claims will be handled. Rural "' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBTBBtf-rrngLMg'-''gg- ": race, seventh district, lormer orium tonight and Friday night. J BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBOBR'SiaRBpSlVpT three offices have contests, a will money an Llttlefield attorney Herbert C. When the curtain opens on carriers not accept F'i four-m- race for sheriff and asse- Martin, now of Amarillo, is run the musical play at 8 o'clock order applications on Saturday, yy two-m- an contests for tax either. ssor-collector ning against Ernesto. Nonhcutt tonight, the ambitious and tal- DON'T -- and county iontact Parcel post delivery will go FORGET TO VOTEI- Saturday is el- tee ballot Tuesday afternoon at the county of Randall County, the ented school group will bring to ection day in Llttlefield and Lamb County with A 122 Democratic chairman. on a ay week, with Thurs- clerk's office. total of absentee votes life the now familiar charact- party both About half of the state and being primaries slated for the Democra- were cast by 5 p.m. Tuesday, indicating good Among incumbent Democrats ers of the show along with such day deliveries eliminated. tic and Republican regional offices on the Demo- will be no change parties. Mrs. C.O. Stone interest in the elections. Lamb County re- who are running unopposed for by Speedy Nieman song hits as "Some Enchanted There in made of cratic ballot have more than one de- certain her vote by casting an absen corded 5,936 paid poll tax receipts this year. new terms are Cong. George Evening," and "Gonna Wash home delivery or special candidate. i man fools you to get and Mahon, District Attorney Jack That Man Right Our of My livery, regular business Most active of the county money, it's called fraud ... mall deliveries will continue races is for sheriff where the Young, State Representative Bill tools you Hair." County Cur- to get your vote, as usual. Letters and other 4-- field includes Dick Dyer Clayton, Attorney For the unlniatated, the ac- com- lied politics. first-cla- ss will be hand- tis Wilkinson, county tion takes place on two mall the incumbent, W. D. "Dick" oOo islands Parties Slate Precinct missioners A. Spain of Olton led with the same priority as Ratliff and Loy Dalton of Uttle- J. piny primaries Satur-- of the South Pacific and the and J. L. "Roy'' Yeager q time is a lull during the fight- ever. field and V. L. Smith, Jr., of rJl be the end of the trail The economy step is expec- ' Littfc'iMd for places one and ing of the war with Japan. The Earti. B. any candidates, but for ted to save $12.7 million in a Dunn, county tax as- three; Peace Justice A. characters are chiefly marines, Herbert and i It'll be the first round of year's time. Conventions For Saturday sessor and collector Is opposed Jinklns of Sudan Constable seabees, nurses, sailors and Jest which is climaxed by L. Drake of Uttlefield. islanders. by BUI Jeffries, Uttlefield, 'a J. eral elections lnNovem- - county The 'Republican ballot lists The plot revolves around two Precinct conventions for both mary Saturday. The election Sudan; (6) Pleasant Valley com- former commissioner. both County only two contests, fairly romantic themes. Most im- Public the Democratic and Republican Judge will stamp "Democrat" munity center; (7) Curtis Sav- Democratic Chairman iere the political lightning Invited Glenn Batson of is active. Four candidates for the portant is the affair be- parties of Lamb County have or "Republican'' on the poll age residence, Sudan; (8) Am- Uttlefield Republican U. itrlke Is unknown, but none loe opposed by Guy Walden of Su- nomination for S. tween Engish Nellie Forbush, been scheduled Saturday, ac- receipt. This qualifes the per- herst Legion Hut; (9) Fieldton Da- candidates seem to be dan, Senator are Dr. Milton V. the charming nurse from Lit- To cording to announcements from son to attend the precinct con- Draw 61n Office; (10) Jim Mel- of of ut hope. This is as it Library Tea the vis Dallas.JackCox Harris tle Rock, Ark., played by the executive committees of vention. ton residence; (11) Rock Ford For Democrats the most County, George Bush of Id be, of course, for there active statewide race is Harris Sue Hevel and the gallent A silver tea in observance each party. In the precinct conventions, Church; (12) District court- for County and Robert of need of getting into a cam- - U. S. where S. Sen- Morris middle - aged French planter, of the recent launching of the Glenn Bats on, Demo execu- a delegate for each 25 votes room, Uttlefield; (13) Beck Gin; Senator U. Dallas. bittle if you don't think an- ator Ralph Yarborough is op-- de Becque, played by Multi-Coun- ty Bookmobile pro- tive committee chairman, cast in the precinct for the (14) Han Camp Gin office; (15) In tt-iM- Emlle the first Texas vote for Tim Chambers. gram will be held Sunday after- nounced that all precinct con- party's 1962 candidate for gov- Springlake Co-- Op Gin office; iouch most may not Presidential nominee prefer- voters The secondary romantic noon at the library headquarters ventions will be held at 2 p.m. ernor will be elected to the (16) Llttlefield High School; (17) ence four candidates urging, we'd still like to are on the theme is that of the likeable In Muleshoe. Saturday. Conventions are sch- May 9 county convention. Springlake Community Center. Texas ballot, U. S. J potential to hare Little League Senators voters marine, Lt. Ca- The events, sponsored by eduled in all 17 precincts. Sites of the Demo precinct The Republican precinct con- Barry Goldwater of y Saturday by American Joe Arizona and casting lovely Tonklnese of the Library, will be W.H. Carter, Republican conventions, all set for 2 p.m. ventions: (I) Thomas Real Es- Margaret In ble, and the Friends Chase Smith of Maine, either the Democra- - 01-to- n; 8 Olton; girl, Liat, played by Jacwe held from 2 to 5 p.m. at 113 E. chairman, reported times and Saturday: (1) Fire House, tate, p.m. (2) Earth uov. weison Rockefeller of New r Republican party prlmar-sent- ee 12 conven- Legion Hut, 3 p.m.; Hefflngton and J anle Anderson. Ash in Muleshoe. The general places for precinct (2) Teentown Hall, Earth; (3) E.D. Tryouts Slated York and Harold $tassen of Other leading roles are taken public from all four counties tions. Both county parties have (3) Spade school; (4) Lumsden Tate residence, 8 p.m.. Spade; Pennsylvania. voting, which usual-- 8 by Brenda Perkins whoportrays in the bookmobile program is also filed notice of county con- Gin; (5) First National Bank, (4) Jack Barton residence, Uttle League Baseball sea- Generally, the Presidential 1 flip Kltmatan In p.m.; 8 IA -- Invited to attend. ventions, which will be held (5) Sudan High School, son gets an early start in Ut- nominee choice has stirred t in Bloody Mary - Liars snrewea a given election, has p.m.; try-ou- mother, and Bob Badger, who An open house of the library May 9. (6) Harold Allison resi- tlefield this summer, with ts less Interest and activity than nerc con- dence, 8 p.m., Valley; ivy in iaiuu takes the comic role of Luther building which serves the book- The Democratic County Pleasant scheduled today and Fri- in other states, perhaps because '? A total of 122 absentee dis- (8) Amherst, 8 p.m., Yar-- Blllls. mobile operation will be held vention will be held in the Jack b day for all players not assign- some leadlngcandidates are not mo oeen tne beginning rough residence; (9) in- cast in Advance tickets are priced at and. Mrs. Georgia Pena, librar- trict courtroom, at A light sprinkle occurred A.L. ed to a major league team. contesting in Texas. These 7 clerk's office at dead- - and 2 p.m. on May 9. The Repub- Berry residence, 8p.m., Field-to- n; are to at clude Vice President $1 for adults and 50 cents for ian; Larry Hartzell, driver, In Llttlefield Wednesday Tryouts set start former sch- (12) City 3 Ut- will be sold Charles Gholz, field consultant lican County Convention is morning, but the ay Uttlefield Hall, 5 p.m. today and Friday in Richard Nixon, Henry Cabot U Still rnm In rhj. mflllQ. students. Tickets p.m.; (14) and 75 of State Library, will be eduled in the county courtroom calls generally K.W. Mahaffey resi- tle League Park, according to Lodge, former U. S. Senator Indicates at the door for $1.25 Texas forecast for 8 a good turnout 3 p.m. on May 9. lng dence, p.m., Hart Camp; (15) Conway, league presi- from and pre- on hand to meet visitors. at less than one-h- alf inch Chick Massachusetts fday, but cents Sam 8 even the weather sk ak ' To take part In a precinct as thundershowers. Barden residence, p.m., dent. Managers and coaches sently ambassador to Saigon, , . in. mm iimnTiif 'Mgaaafifr convention, a person must first Temperatures will average Springlake; (16) Uttlefield Ele- will be on hand to view the Gov. George Romney of Michi- o imponant 'fnj School, 3 to the per-- become a "qualified member" 2 to 5 degrees above normal mentary p.m. workouts and make mental notes gan and Gov. William Scranton lth a ln,AfMaf In roal iaSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSwMnSSSSSSSSSBSuSSSslHBBKvIl'? ilJi4 of a party by voting in the pri with minor daily changes. for the upcoming player auc- of Pennsylvania. 1 elections are the pre- -' tion. Goldwater is conceded a lead "mentions Saturday, Of--, Managers and coaches will in the Texas voting and certain- ue tor casting your vote BHHHuvvHJVlLP3CIK&ly!l' I'll meet Friday night In the Reddy ly In Lamb county where strong I the i""tueni oi tne united siiifllHSiflikTliKH - wc Ji County Room for player auction. Goldwater support is voiced. !1 Is Nov. 3, but the only jkaKi The meeting to pick players for Another "first" for Lamb .. I fft" k.w icnain.! you nave all teams starts at 7 p.m. county and Texas will be the - voting by in wno is elected next vSSSSri L I jj- Major league players who "free" poll tax re- . llfnit.U Column to become one of the 10 lpppppKB Mm 'i ix? "T U r, are already assigned to a team ceipts, compliance with a new in iLBSBSSSSBnw pF li f JnMHC 122 The Retail Council Commit- should not report for tryouts. U. S. constitutional each political party wPK i t rViVc Absentee amendment. tee of the Uttlefield Chamber These workouts are set only Under lt voters may participate 'enUon. of Commerce will hold a meet- for beginning players and for in elections for federal of- ing at 10 a.m. Friday In the city minor leaguers not yet assign- ficers In the primary for U. "y conventions are named Ballots Cast council room. ed to a major club. S. Senator or for Congressional e Team workouts are to begin places without payment of the Precinct level, and A total of 122 absentee ballots for the party primary elec- delegates well-hou- May 4 and continue for two $1.75 Texas poll tax. v to the state tionshad been deadline time 5 p.m. Tuesday, Two Irrigation se wtions iPIBBBBBBBBBf iSBBBBBSulflsBBfiLi? IvJ'WM cast at weeks. League play starts This type was are named in the IBBIBBBS the fires were extinguished by the receipt Issued Additional mail ballots received at county clerk's office May 18 but all activity will to 52 persons In Lamb county conventions. Delegates could increase the total slightly. Of the 122 votes cast, 114 Llttlefield Volunteer Fire De- partment this close down a week for final this first year. Voters for all were for the Democratic primary and 8 for the Republican week. One exams and one week " nd instruct delegates Tuesday was south of Fieldton for Boy other races must have resular primary. Scout camps, June 8-- 13, poll tax receipts. Polls will be open Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Poll- on the Sibley farm, the other "r-lllu- cr moeung wm ing places for both party precincts are listed below. Monday afternoon was on the gates writing a party Fowler farm east of town. Mm and selecting state utve committee. jPBK m mJlIBIBBBBBBBBBfPLnllBBBBa' r Democratic Republican Uttlefield Lions hosted a 0 Dlir .... Election I. IiIBBBBBBBbKsBBBBbIBBBbBM yBBBBBsl Party M night" meeting two Set you "ladles' for ta rC u"y:!... wnen f'f l ' ' tfte precinct 1Mn V 1 BBBBBBBBBBrilBBBBBllBWrH , IBBBBb1 (l) Olton High School (1) Olton, Legion Hall zones here Tuesday night. Dr. convention Interested citizens are Invited to elect it.. j- -. ' ?2) deputy Join In an "election par- Ti4--- 'Jjbbbbbb! Earth Community Center (2) Earth, Winders Albert Perkins, district T ' ' IsBPiibbbbBIIIf 7L;ii7 Fertilizer ty" Saturday night when the Leader-Ne- ws "ttts the ,.,. .4. (3) Spade School Co. governor from Uttlefield, pre- and KZZN will re- elects t..t. port election returns on the county and th -- i V ''KLdBBBBBBBBBBBBBriBr ABBBBBb1 Lumsden Co-- Op A trio composed of . - nn.u..i.i B I 7P 'BK (4) West Llttlefield, (3) Spade, Gin sided. statewide level. ho rUVIIU4 I L v"BBBBBBBBBBBBBMi.JBr 'iBBBK OFBBBBBBfl Perkins, and then elects the pre-- ''.j Gin A (4) West Llttlefield, Barton Brenda Fay Ivle Sudan Community Center Patsy Russell provided enter- Democratic primary !5) farm returns will come directly to county n BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBwBrf''JBBBBBBl Pleasant Valley Commun- Sudan, high school tainment for the approximate Demo Chairman Glenn Batson and County Clerk Charles Jones KUCln-- I . . Ji Leader-Ne- ws -. . I JMi fij BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBrlSBMSB? 9BBBBb1 150 and area Lions at the MKe wt ocyoung-FCT- L Wm ity Canter Pleasant Valley, Nichols local and office, and GOP Chairman Bill Carter by turnln out t0 (7) North Sudan, Farmers' wives. will relay Republican totals from his home, where he will Co-- Op Gin North Sudan, high school receive returns from voting precinct chairmen. on the and V6 ' ognooi Aututon-Monlg- ht Amherst City Hall Amherst, 1000 Main St. Activity city Demo ' election judges will bring returns to Batson at the or Friday night. Fieldton, butane office Fieldton. Hart Cimn county law enforcement scene news office. Sod House was relatively Here a running total will be maintained and - mm nurcn M unnst quiet this week. by KZZN, " (iu, acnooi South re- broadcast which will also have state returns from mvo put much iweat, Olton, Sullivan (10) Sod House, 1000 Main Police arrested several drunks. the wire service. In the st St., Amherst W. W. Clark, 58, was charged (12) in county with a checking A large display SuBo"fcymU'1C"1(0r Llttlefieldi Courthouse South Olton, Little-fie- ld court board at the newspaper office will reflect and law violation and paid fine and votes from over the 13) Beck Beck Gin: county in several races of Interest, par- Gin costs totaling $52.75. Another ticularly the two Don off ''-- contested county office contests. thO'l TnoiP bit SBBBBBBBBBBB4MBBBBBllBBBBBBHill9l?'' - ''ImWMtWm (14) Han Camp, Co-- Op Gin Uttlefield City Hall man was charged with driving Plans with call for both a radio and television set to be keeked . , (14) Hart Cany, Church of license suspended. irous musical play, (15) Springlake, fire station Pknlc up on either side of the display beard. Free coffee will also real pleased with the ROMANCE t be available and citizens to and SEAS - WSifflVgMn. portraying (16) North high U Springlake B. T. KlsnerhassomeCocker are Invited visit mingle with chit! Udenta htve SOUTH Uttlefield, Gin friends while waiting for the election kn "P school torth I Itlafl11 I l..l. Spaniel puppies he'd like to give returns. h ."r!"8' ,0 turn out a top- -' W field Elementary School someone who likes and wants a Reader are Invited to join In the Sawrday night "election h!leur ProducUon. (17) Springlake Community 385-39- DonUorp.ar.st.glng the famed (17) West Springlake, Spring- dog. Phone him at 47 or party," at home by your radio or at the peeting place in down- LKouSerdiSon Center lake Gin see at 217 E. 16th St. town Llttlefield. SIS?"1--1- 0- Broadway musical. " m - ff5G$,''"te,r'l'r VWJwWjiJMjji( 7-- $imv J TZZ&ll ,,

Ptge 2, Umb County Leader. Llttlefield, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 United Lhurcn Bridal Shower Foi Women Meet Miss Betty Thorns Women bpbpbpbpbpbObvbb HBvJBvBpBpJBeBiB.1 bpbpJbpbpbpbpbpbpObpJ The United Church HaHHHlLlH will meet Friday t Saint Mar- Miss Betty Sue Thomson table was M. ..' tin's Lutheran Church. Regis- Was honored with a bridal show- sister of BobbyFlui? S will be at 10:30 a.m. er Monday evening In the par- pecUvebriaegjN IJLyH tration Kli(l 7 HarBrBrBrBrJ Mrs. Edwin Coffman, prog- lor of the First Methodist Ch- matelv 30 -- .. ' 1 aP a ram chairman, will lead in fWemm urch. Miss Thomson, jijl "Litany for the Facing of This Centurlng the serving table Hour", with a response from was an arrangement of yellow Thomson, and Mn attending. The topics the group chrysanthemums and white dai- .. gU".ti for the program are "One Fam- The table was laid with Hn.t..... of sies. were ily Under God," "Freedom a white lace tablecloth over Mmes. jw" Oppor- Residence", and "Job Spade Students Guests yellow. Pineapple sherbert MrM'.' "r,. JPU. r tunity". white cake squares with ' ""-- - rruutCUi and punch, Mrs. John Hill Mrs. yellow wedding bells and mix- 'is Houston Hoover will give read- Junior-Senio- r were served from cry- Di..weii, Roy tt.4 flarflp'' sung by At Banquet ed nuts Grant. Tnn i .... I X ings and a solo will be .. Da" Mrs. Rhea Bradley. The or- stal appointments'. Miss Thom- "i.",,l ganist for the day will be Mrs. SPADE The Spade Junior-- the speaker. He Is a former son has chosen yellow and white Senior and Spade. -.- .- Buster Owens banquet was held teacher coach at as her bridal colors. b' uuiii was iMrfJ Jr. was by After the worship service, the Saturday night in the small ban- The Invocation given Mrs. Barry Amies served mtto " group will go to the education quet roomoftheCrescentHouse J.S. Bridges and Gary Reed was the punch and Mrs. Howard building for a luncheon from 12 In Llttlefield. served the cake. p.M' rnson, oi ceremonies. The Reese V n 1 Rives of Big Spring was master l0 noon to p.m. J.W. was given by Bob Smith w Ml there welcome Presiding at the registration iviay io. Following the luncheon, and Kathy Bailey gave the res- will be a short business meet- ponse. Carolyn Ramage read K ! f . flBk ing. the class prophecy and Evone mm Little-fie- ld All church ladies in Stubblefield gave the class will. and surrounding areas are - invited to attend. . The theme of the banquet was K. v a 'Jmm ?Sjfev jp "Moonlight and Roses1. The aMobhersIty.... y class song, "The Theme From Birthday-Part- Summer Place", was played over the Intercom. The class SuLnAau. hTvau Q ? "! W&S colors are Ice blue and white, Held flower Is the white rose and the JANICE ARLENE ARNETT .! HUT' mi motto is, "The future Is not In dPlROS IR MRS. DANIEL L. 1RLBECK SPADE Jaton Long oi Spade HW WW the hands of fate, but in ours". S&T . . . nee Brenda Wynone Liles was honored on her sixth birth- rnr Miss Arnett -- SKI day Thursday afternoon with a W High school teachers were For !Wt party given by her mother, Mrs, guests. The junior class spon- To Wed Nazareth To Be New J.E. Long. sor is Gail Christian and Gar- and mov- is the senior class Games were played land Moore engagement of Miss Jan-I- ce - sponsor. The ies were taken. Party favors Arlene Arnett to James Ed- bhatUos-t- o - toe. were balloons and horns. The ward Sokora has been announc- Home For Irlbecks tablecloth, napkins, cups anc by her parents, Dr. andMrs. Don Dolle provided the ed Sacred Hean Catholic Church Mrs. plates were pink and white. The Dickenson of 214 E. 9th, wedding music. Mrs. Children W.S. in Llttlefield was the scene of tradltonal birthday cake was chocolate Llttlefield. Her fiance Is the III Brockman and Mrs. Leo1 trimmed In pink and read "Hap- the marriage ceremony uniting Tom son of Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Sok- da- sang. py Birthday, Have Outing Miss Brenda Wynone Liles, Durbin Jaton." MRS. EDWIN niCHENER ora of Route 1, Sudan. SAecfcheys of the of kool-a- ld ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gene Irlbeck, brother Refreshments cake, She Is a graduate of Llttle- Liles of Amherst and Daniel L. groom, and Stevle Liles, bro- and ice cream, were served. Mrs. Lona Shirley and her Irlbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. ther of the bride, were ushers. Guests present were Randy Mrs. Titchener kindergarten class went by train field High School and her fia- tvtcrs Ed Irlbeck of Nazareth. Following the ceremony a re- Norton, Kim and LofiCaldwell, to Clovis,N.M., recently to visit nce is a graduate of Pep High Rev. Schafle performed the ception was given in the home of Tonya Mote, Elaine Wakefield, Holds Auditions the zoo and have a picnic dinner School. Both attended South double ring service. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ogerly. Kathy Stubblefield and Bryne in the park. Plains College. Edwin Titchener of Go- mi-z- UCXLQhC&rS.ih.U Given in marriage by her Miss Darlene Dysart, cousin Long. Also DonCaldwell, Mrs. The wedding will be sole ed Mrs. lden, Colo., today to be- Franclne Noles, Beth Duffy, the wore a of the bride, and Frances Irl- Don and Kay arrives 6 at 7 p.m. In Saint father, bride street Mrs. Joe Mote gin the piano Kelley Tooley, Debra Hedges, June Q lafdrrtatteYi length gown of white peau de beck, sister of the groom, pre- Wakefield. auditions for the Phillip's Catholic Church In Llttlefield Audition Center. Stephen Lockhart and. Sandra sole with a fitted bodice styled sided at the punch bowl. Sending gifts were Mrs.H.W. Duvall were accompanied by Pep. Sokora with his Bofcho-flL- s with long tapered sleeves and After a short wedding trip, Clay and Mrs. W.E. Colson of Mrs. Titchener received her George Tooley, Mrs. A. Hed- Mr. farms and plans to a sabrina neckline. Her shoul- the couple will be at home in Wellington, Mrs. T.O. Mote, early training with Louise Robyn ges, Mrs. C.A. Duffy and Mrs. father continue. Sons der length veil of double-tier-ed Nazareth where he is employed Gay la Freeman and Donna and and Silvio Sclontl at the Ameri- Raymond Duvall and illusion was held to of at the Dimmitt Wheat Growers. Lynn of can Conservatory In Chicago Shirley and daughters, Mrs. L.L. i tiara Summers Llttlefield. Jerry the group and pearls. She a bouquet and summer with Guy and of Edmondson. Lockhart went for carried classes Sharon Jan the of yellow stephanotis with white Malser, Margaret Dee and Leo Mrs. George Tooley, Mrs. brought them by car in satin ribbon. Club Padolsky. She is a charter Miss Judith Irlbeck of Tulla Meeting Held In member of the National Guild was the maid-of-hon- or. Jerry of Piano Teachers and an af- Acker of Nazareth was best filiated teacher with the Sher- NINETEEN, OR "NOT TELLING" man. Landers Home at Pep wood Music SchooL The auditions will be The Northside Home Demon- Landers, Montgomery,- - Jewel held at NINE, Mrs. Bass Hosts stration Club of Whltharral met Robinson, James Homer and 312 East 9th Friday and Satur- CfiR April 23 in the home of Mrs. Kim, S.B. Diersing and Linda, day. GftoDimTiGN Charlie Landers In Pep. and Mrs. V.H. Diersing. Circle Meeting , Presiding over the business The next meeting is schedul- for; of was 7 Club Mrs. W.E. Bass was hostess portion the meeting the ed May In the home of Mrs. Amherst Zf to the Mary Frances Nichols vice president, Mrs. Ed Black-we- ll. Ed Johnson. Those attending W Circle of the Roll call was answered are asked to bring a poem or First Baptist I follow- Has Meetihg with "How Relax" and reading commemorating "Mo- 1 I Church Monday. fiJl. I A ing was a concern- 'f I csJ i ! I 1 Mrs. G.V. Walden the this reading ther's Day". AMHERST The Amherst f read ing "Happiness" by prayer calendar andMrs. Viggo Mrs. Study Club met April 20 in the Peterson taught two chapters Blackwell. home of Mrs. Willis Hedges. Members voted to give a of the book "Spiritual Life De- Mrs. Curry On Mrs. E.R. McGregor acted as donation from club funds to the r-- velopment" with members tak- co - hostess. Pearl Eudy, Af1 &mmWKMt ing pan in the discussion. Hockley County Cancer Fund. vice president, presided over andGifli Boots gave are-po- rt Dean Honor List mtrK A supper v. as served byMrs. Mrs. Crews the meeting in the absence of Bass to Mmes. Harry Ford, from the county council Mrs. Kenneth Largent, presi- and announced that Rally Day LAS VEGAS, N.M.Anita M. J.D. Evins, T.L. Matthew, Jes- Curry, daughter of dent. Qifts.. will be July 16 at Sundown. Juanlu was answered by a se Pedroza, Jack Harding, G.V. Sharp of 521 W. 2nd St., Llttle- Roll call they'll all balden, The County Home Demon- In keeping admire your taste Gifts. Jones, D.C. Texas current event Jesse Agent, Rob- field, was one of 91 New Mexi- Lindley, Ua Servell, Maude St- stration Mrs. Jewel with the Texas Day program. presented the program co Highlands University stu- in choosing their Gifts of t i i reet, Lester Hollobough, C.E. inson, Hazel House of Sudan, was dents to earn a place on the Mrs. Gvfts Daniel, Ken Houk, W lnnle Hogan which entitled "Mental a certified lay speaker in the Health Potentials for All Fami- academic dean's honor list for Peterson, and Miss Clara the winter Methodist Church, was guest kAl ON S Fine Letter Papers V. . ly Members." quarter. at the occasion. She A Mrs. Curry, a freshman at speaker for A spring color theme was Highlands, was graduated talked on the varied scenery to Fashionable designs... Exquisitely boxed from found In and showed carried out In the refreshments Matador High School In Mata- be Texas Jlcuism4l secured from the Tex- which were lime and lemon dor with the class of 1961. posters Th sherben, lemon cake, orange To qualify the Dean's List, as Tourist Bureau. for meeting of the punch and coffee. a student must have averaged The final date The following and club was changed to May 18 at $CWStr6f SQ9 yheXp PSffl Incredible members 3.5 or better on a course sche- I Black-we-ll, the new officers will guests attended: Mmes. dule that Includes at least 14 which time k ir.umpct Crews, Lowell Herring, be installed. mm2ESZMmKui. term credits. A 3.5 is half tSO.9 VheJt) way between an A and a B. TECHNICOLOR WARWr'IroS.B Mrs. Curry had a 3.54 aver- PTAs age. Have COMING SOON -- tpa- To The Largest known land animal Is Joint Meeting VOTE 12-to- n, tallel-epa- FOR a nt PALACE bagged in Africa by J. Mrs. Ray Daniel, president J. Fenykovi. of the Lamb, Bailey Council, will if- Install officers - at a Joint meeting of the Primary-Elementa- ry HERBERT PTA and DUNN the Junior-Seni-or High PTA Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. In the We're Moving Friday high school auditorium. Mem- bers of the Classroom Teach- For ers Association will also be To Our present. The retiring teachers of Llt- TAX ASSESSOR - COLLECTOR tlefield will be recognized at NEW LOCATION the meeting. Pins will be given to teachers that have taught 5, 10. 15, etc., years In the of LAMB COUNTY Up The Street schools here. CAPABLE 521 mm EXPERIENCED QUALIFIES PHELPS AVE. aaaBlaaaHiaaaH Htrbtrt Dunn (KateiiH is asking (or rttltctii s y.or T Atstwof. en his ( o NEXTDOORTO rtcord of srvic. in h. A..Mi:n voor . Ht oict is cp.b9 xp.ri.nci' J u.llfi.J. HART-THAXTO- N wins Mmmi For . . . H kringttH tkw courttous, tfficitnt and economical eetralien of your W unl Iktir dmirt4 JUvm. office, vote for Herbert PSALM MM Dunn as yeur Tax Assesser-ColUcH- r.

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wmwm Lamb County Leader, Llttlefield, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964, Page 3 fiv j yy. Liajfe f Garden Clubs . Seniors Honored CITY BITS f To Convene - Mr At Western Supper Lee Furrh held services last Mr. and Otto r fh ' The County Council of Gar- Mrs. Jones Sunday at the Edgewood Church the weekend wedding den Clubs will meet in the, attended AMHERST The Chuck Wa- Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Kelly, Mr. east of Dallas where he was nephew, Dickie Thur- gon Methodist Church Annex of her C Supper, an annual courtesy and Mrs. Bert Grimes, Mr. room ordained as a minister 40 years Sue Tucker of In Spade May 5 10 mond, to Miss for high school seniors, was and Mrs. Bill Pierce, Mr. and at a.m. ago, K Seymour. .! Each member is to ftywdfei Sffi&k'rj given by the Baptist WMU Tues- Mrs, Kenneth Nolcs and Roy bring a covered dish, flowers, and a day night at the church. Bass of Lubbock. Bass ac- Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Davis container for the workshop. Ad-,k- lns i; - Larry Branscum gave the companied the musicians as his took a trip over the weekend Lester Orr and Tommy "howdy An-g- r- jK partner" welcome with rwo sons were members of the All garden club members are to Marble Falls and San elo went to Childress over Pat Branscum participating In musical group. invited to attend. to view the countryside. the weekend to do some fishing. the opening, "The Continentals", a mus- tjlPWZtVZ , .'TfXW-":- " ical high school group from Lubbock, furnished a "hoot-enann-y" for entertainment and ' Larry Branscum spoke. The menu, served from tin v plates and cups was rodeo win- JtvL ner (barbecue), bronco (potato) salad, ranch style beans, pick- ALWAY8 FIRST; QUALITY les and olives "lasso", hard-u- p) 1 pie. Q ,"? The dinning room, in line t with the occasion, was decora- ted with a western theme. Cer- amic horses and cowboys were on the tables and cowboy par- aphasia was placed throughout the room. The program covers Summer CaraMF and place cards carried out the Brs rYTTHMAN's WIFE HERE Mrs.Cav theme. Jones, left, and Mrs. Elmo Jones werehostes- - Among the 47 .JlgSS1OB5?P' Indon, wife of U.S. Senatorial candidate attending were .vnHiwcji: ses for the occasion. Mrs. McLendon made A ' wa3 nonor at a a bnMcLenaon' Buesi oi tea number of visits in the area on behalf of here lueauay aueraoon, Mrs. her husband, jaroia leaving -- v- here for San Antonio. usfe'''VUU. iiwj ?;! r.. m Birthday 'imnMA. - ""tsyr-- i !"'' smm ' w & im t. Mrs. I7 rs. Payne Installs New McLendon Is Observed Feted At Tea $cers AtPTA Meeting AMHERST W.B. Smith cel- Mrs. Gordon (Gay) Mc- ebrated his 94th blrthdaySun-da- y. ARRAL Lendon, Mrs. E.C. on Health Rules. Mrs. J.E. wife of the Demo- bf Leelland, president Wade, Incoming president, then cratic U. S. Senatorial That morning, the Wesley I Hocklev County PTA presented the retiring presid- candidate, washonoredwith Sunday School Class met in his I of a tea Installed the officers ent, Mrs, R.J. Clevenger, with here Tuesday after- home. Harvle Messamore tea- lal PTA In Whltharral a PTA pin. noon at theCresccntHouse. ches the group. Smith makes She was assisted by Mrs, Elmo Jones and his home with his daughter, 10th Mrs. lay Davis, teacher of a The grade has the high- Jarold Jones served Mrs. Effle Veach. tw IT .aBTIUIIiaSSSlB. I Hk kde class at Cactus EI- - est percentage on room count. as hostesses for the event. Family members who came A . School. A film on tuberculosis was large number of local re- in observance of the birthday Installed were: Mrs. shown. Following the film, re- sidents turned out to meet were his daughters, Mr. and lade, oresldent: Mrs. freshments were served to the the attractive candidate's Mrs. O.E. Summer of Carlsbad, Miller, vice president; group. wife and hear her talk about N.M., and Mrs. Ona Veach and obey Grant, secretary; her husband's program. son Kennedy of Llttlefield and .' chert Strickland, treas- - Mrs. McLendon and her his sons, Mr. and Mrs. L.T. ti Church Outing secretary, Lillian Butler, Smith of Earth and W.H. Smith j the Installation, Mrs. arrived here from Lubbock of near Amherst. A grandson, fi and were to make appear- fcjve a talk to those pre- - The Junior 11 Training Union Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Smith and '4 llsV I iihVinnlr ,4 i ances in San Antonio and El twin rhlMfwn nf alan bow to be good chalr- - of the First Baptist Church here -- -. w mi - i mm nj: iw officers. She also held a mlnature golf and picnic Paso this week, attended. mm'mL imiin riH good public relations. parry at Lubbock Friday night. Another daughter, Mrs. J.H. McGaughey of Vera, visited Adolph Oukatnik gave Sponsrrs of the group which CITY BIT earlier in the week with her surer s report andpre- - attended wcrc.Mrs. Louise Per- Mrs. T.L. Dunlap recently father. tflWWWWW I AJV. Mitchell, elemen- - kins, Mr. and Mrs. Norman A, i wlbit visited her daughter and son-in-la- w, f Hacipal, a check for$200 Murray, BUI Nowlin and Jana and IB raryproject sponsored by Sharp. Mrs. Carolyn Wedel Mr. Mrs. M.O. Burgett in CITY this year. Hartford, Conn. BIT ZAiWBvwmW 111 iIIIIjbbbbbbbT-- l and Janet Kennedy, leaders, also While there, she went to the M hMmfi 1 5a grade under the tllr-- JLW SliiiSBW ml fglw ' attended. Approximately 54 World's Fair. Mrs. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. W. J. "Boots" W I ef Mrs. Mary '. Ellen. members and guests attended returned from her visit on Crews entertained with a fish presented a puppet show Whlt-harr- the outing. fry at their home near al. 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Page 4, Lamb County Leader, Llttlefield, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 'Lefty' Ross Talks Talent Show Tonight For Cancer Crusade ,J f .BSBBBY' of the L.E. "Lefty" Rosa of Quanah the division board Cancer '! he one of A talent show sponsored by Mouser. Also other friends Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McBridgc was guest speaker here Monday Society. Also, Is In the state the Junior class will be held and relatives. They were to of Cotton Center. nlsht for a meeting of the Lamb five speech teachers home laryngectomes. He has tonight at 7:30 In the auditori- return Wednesday. Mrs. Whitten of Llttle- County Cancer Society. His for Ad- J.R. taught 17 persons to talk after um. The public Is Invited. The eighth grade banquet field spent Saturday night with talk was "Instructions On How 50 adults, 25 will be Friday at 7 p.m. In the a their operation In the last three mission Is for her daughter and son-in-la- w, to Conduct Crusade". Ross An operation of thl3 type for children. Among the talent school cafeteria. Leon Burch Mr. and David stressed that the main object of years. Mrs. Davis. removal of all or part of acts will be skits, pantomlnes, la the eighth grade sponsor. Mrs. Ellen Will of Llttlefield a crusade Is to educate the is the singing, piano solos and also an Joe Greer was admitted to spent public about cancer. the larynx due to cancer. Ross Saturday evening with her self-taug- a ht laryngectome. anonymous act. Gall Christian Llttlefield Hospital Saturday daughter and family, Mr. and Ross Is district director on is ail- had thisoperatlonfouryears is the class sponsor. afternoon. He has a heart Mrs. John Vrubel, Larry and He bHf ment. Mrs, Greer was admit- Karyn. ago. Tommy Dale Cox and son, ted Monday afternoon and Is Htnry Rtctivts TVenty-thr- ee y Roy Dale, of Monahans visit- undergoing some tests. members of the A program of theCancerSoc-let- ad Spade cal- 18 ago. ed Mr. and Mrs. Terrlll Moor-he- Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Young Lions Club met for a was started months and son last Wednesday. and family went to Muleshoe led meeting Monday night to set Qiality Award During this time, he has travel- and Bob Wilson of Sunday to visit with Mrs. the meeting time for regular ed 60,000 miles, given 97 talks, Mr. Mrs. Hubert visited Mr. andMrs. Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. meetings. The Lions will meet Henry, a representat- shown 30 films this past month, Uttleflcld ive in Llttlefield South- Alfred Sladek Thursday night. Lester Parker. each first and third Monday at for and spent more than 18 hours 7:30 western Life Insurance Com- Among those who attended the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sum- in the school cafeteria. giving talks to school children op Mr. and pany, has been honored with one 4-- Camp Co-- Gin supper mers, Donna and Lynn of Llt- Mrs. Carl Freeman In grades 12. Hart of his company's highest in the Olton school lunchroom tlefield visited Mr. and Mrs. and family attended the antique agent Friday night were Mr. andMrs. J.E. Long, Jayton and Bryne car ihow In Muleshoe over the achievement awards. In 1960, Ross was awarded the and Mrs. weekend. valuable citizen award in Bill Thompson, Mr. Saturday night. For his record of excellence most Sam Tlndal, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hopper Fran Gray spent Tuesday Quanah. He is a member of In life underwriting during 1963, Dave Stafford, talk at the meeting Tuesday night Tindal, Mr. and Mrs. Arwln and girls were Sunday dinner with Vivian Thompson while her' the city council, of which he is CRUSADE WORKERS MEET oik Henry has earned Southwestern - conduct a cancer He U mother attended a vacation pro-te- m, W.A. Dlllen, "Lefty" Ross andJohnHut- crusade. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Archie guests of Mr. Hooper's parents, mayor and president Mrs. n1 Quality The -- . . hntrfinff thp pmhlrm of larvnecctomes. and Mrs. Bobby Bible school workshop in Life's Award. the Lions Club. Ross also ui .ik, teacher lor Brown, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Hopper of award is presented annually to of and Harvey Brownfield. Sunday school class at the Canceri. Society. Ross, of Quanah, gave a ...-- LEADER Myers, Mr. Mrs. Llttlefield. Mrs. W.L. Hoppers" the company's agents who rank teaches a STAFFP and Aubrey Church In i Jones, Mr. Mrs. brother, Ernest Barnett of Big Mrs. Joe Don Mote and Ton- highest in producing life Insur- the First Baptist and Mrs. Ken- in the gaso- Hutchlns and C.L. Walk- Nelnast, Mr. Spring was a visitor. Visiting ya left the last of the week to ance business that remains in Quanah where he Is John neth Sorrenson, Mr. and Mrs. head of the Independent CITY BITS in the afternoon were Mr. and visit friends In El Paso. force on the lives of their pol- line business. er Harvey Neel and Homer Mil- Mrs. K.B. Hopper and Jerry and Following the talk, a short business section. Mrs. W.A. Mr. Mrs. Alfred Sladek icyowners and renews from Visiting Ada Cooner, 91, and ler. Lynne of Sudan and Troy Hopper attended a business meeting was held. It Dlllen Is chairman of the county surprise birthday year to year. her daughter, Beulah Roblson, Tk. Mike and Gregg Burleson of of Llttlefield. dinner for Mrs. Sladek's sis- was decided that the folders cancer crusade and Mrs. J.R. recently were a daughter. Mat-t- ie Han Camp spent Friday night Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H.D. of and other supplies would be Fain Is president of the Lamb ter, Mrs. Crawford of Ala., and Saturday with Roy Thomp- Vrubel and family Monday night Lubbock Sunday. The dinner picked up from Dave Stafford County Chapter of the Cancer Barnard Florence, Miss Slate Leads and Co-o- ner son. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles was given by Mrs. Crawford's at his place of business. Maur-l- ne Society. a son, Mr. Mrs. B.C. of Olton, a daughter, Belinda Thompson spent Fri- Carpenter and Charla of Rocky daughters, Mrs. Gerald Melres Giles and her group of Girl Those representing various Mrs. La-Ju- ana Benton of day night and Saturday with Ford. and Mrs. Don Feazell, both of. Auxiliary Meet Scouts will babysit the night of organizations at the dinner were Willie Saginaw, HaHHcourwo Burleson. Mrs. Joe Mouser Is spending Lubbock. It was held In the the crusade at the Reddy Room Don Avery of the Lions Club. grandsons, Mr. andMrs. Harold and Vann ch- Roblson and Mr. and Mrs. Clif- COMING SOON Mr. Mrs. Jack spent some time with her daughter, AMHERST The Young Wo- for those participating with Mrs. Hutchlns and Mrs. Gary fish- Feazell home. Present were s, ton Roblson of Hereford. Also several days at Lake Kemp Mrs. Mamie Davis. Mrs. men's Auxiliary of the Baptist ildren. Newton of the Jaycee-ettc- To The ing. the Sladeks, Crawfords, Feaz-ell- s, of visiting were Mrs. Donna Smith Mouser has been at Colonial Church met at the church Wed- Mancll Hall Is In charge John Hutchlns of Jaycecs, Mrs. Gordon Wakefield was dis- Metres and their fami- and children of Llttlefield and Maner Convalescent Home In nesday with Martha Slate lead- special gifts and Dave Stafford T.L. Dunlap of the Women's PALACE missed Thursday from Medical Lubbock for several months. lies. Also Mrs. R.D. Lolka ing Is in charge of the house to Club and Mrs. Dave Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones and and and the program, "We are the Arts. He had been a patient Mr. andMrs. W.S. Savage of Mr. Mrs.MartinCuba Cooperative Program". house drive. Mr. and Mrs. of the Doris Bryant Circle. Sherrl of Spade. several weeks. Amarlllo were Spade visitors of San Angelo and Mr. andMrs. A of Martin Cuba of number residents tied on Monday. They were former Levclland. Karren Morrow, Joyce Ham- to the the end city water system Spade residents for many years. and monds, Ann and Carla Hedges, of last week and the of Mr. Mrs. Bill Thompson first this Jaton Long was an overnight and familly visited Mr. andMrs. Sherry Tomes, Martha Slate, week. The tie-- on will be com- of and G.R.Na-bc- rs guest Mr. Mrs. VlcklandSon-y- their director, Mrs. Jimmy Du-v-all pleted soon. Charles Garrett, a Sunday night. of Sudan Saturday night. and counselor, Mrs. Ray- The Spade FFA met Monday, Gall Christian, ag teacher, Mrs. R.D. Lolka of San Ange- mond Duvall, attended the meet- April 20. Plans were made for and a gang of ag boys, went to lo Is visiting several days with ing. the annual FFA Parent-So- n ban- Tech Saturday where the boys ELECT A and family, and SHERIFF her sister be 1 Mr. quet to May 8. Committees participated In the Area Jud- Refreshments were served by were appointed. Films were Mrs. A.F. Sladek. She came ging contest. In dairy Judging Tuesday morning. Ann and Carla Hedges. shown on the four National Lone were J.W. Bailey, Johnny Gar- Star Farmers of 1963. Jim cia and Ronnie Jones. In live- Johnson Is a candidate for a stock judging were Robert My- FOR Lone Star Farmer degree this ers, Bill Adams and Bobby Jon- Bookmobile Ending First year. Fifteen attended the es. The grass judging team con- meeting. sisted of Jim Johnson, Gary Reed and Gary About 4-Cou- and Ben Mouscr of Smith. nty Mr. Mrs. 1600 Round In Area Oklahoma City, have been visit- boys participated in the iudRing. ALL THE ing his brother and family, PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Loy Mouser and fam- After two completed weeks of and Fleldton (3). Mr. and Mrs. Terrlll Moor-he- ad Bookmo- The traveling library will be ily, his sister, Mamie Da- scheduled stops, the Mrs. and Lynn visited Mr. and Lamb and 4n Olton May 9 from 9:15 to vis, and his mother, Mrs. Joe bile serving three Mrs. Floyd Moorhead Thurs- neighboring counties has check- 11:45 a.m., and in Llttlefield day. ed out approximately 1,700 from 1:15 to 4:15 p.m. I CESS POOL OR Mr. and Mrs. James Turner books, according to a report milti-coun- The, Texas State Library re- and son left Monday morning from the ty librar- STATION PIT for Oklahoma City ian. cently sent a set, ot reference VOTE where Mrs. books available to be Turner's father, Talia- that are E.Z. used In in the NEED ferro of Canute, Is ser- The Bookmobile has set up 44 libraries Okla. served by the Bookmobile. iously 111 In a hospital. It was 'stops In Bailey, Cochran, Lamb area CLEANING? of books consists of 50 expected he would undergo open and Parmer counties. Thirty-o- ne This set books of general reference ma- heart surgery. Mrs.C.C. Byars of these stops were made FOR 385-45- 26 terial plus an entirely new Am- Coll Is teaching during Mrs. Tur- the first two weeks and 13 are ner's absence. to be completed this week. ericana. PETE The new Bookmobile returns These books are not for cir Sunday dinner guests of Mr. to Lamb County Friday, May 8, culation, but librarian will use and Mrs. Floyd Moorhead and Lums SHIPLEY with scheduled stops at them In attempting to answer ) family were Mr. and Mrs. Chapel (10), Balner (11:15), questions which arc brought to Terrlll Moorhead and Lynn and Spade (12:45), Hart Camp (2), the Bookmobile. WD DICK W- J" f

it's . . . RATLIFF f3S j straw hat day SATURDAY FRIDAY -- MAY 1ST AV 2ND

If The sunny for 'i swson straws is here .. ; it's time to put the felt awoy until foil. DICK RATLIFF. IS ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SATURDAY. MAY 2 nd, BECAUSE HE BELIEVES THE OF LAMB Field's men's store is headquarters for Stetson PEOPLE Straws. COUNTY WANT A FULL TIME SHERIFF. LIIIIfllikwV $m B. Stetson's popular center crease Milan. Regulars and long ovals in Block and Charcoal Brown "... y OjT DICK RATLIFF HAS THE EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY TO BRING DIGNITY BRB"BBBBl IFF?sTfFICELIKE ADM,N,STRATI0N 0F LAW ENFORCEMENT TO THE C. Snappy milan straw. Distinctive shape for the young man obout town. CKoose from Block, Charcoal brown, Olive, or Grey in regular or long ovals Mmr44xM fSmk?toFam ffiVji.?JF0RCE E LAW AS IT ,s mjlBH W,TH OTHERS $6.95 FAVORS TO NONE.

STETSON aLUBBik .LHHHHHHHIIIIIIIm. Fields' famous name line-- up is read for your selection and features all the smart styles as well as styles that St? M?ul2!EPI INTERESTED IN THE YOUTH OF JOUR have become classic. IRKING WITH THE BOY SCXWTS, OTOR ShS'SJS WITH JTO" QUALIFIES HIM TO WORK SjVENILES THEM WITH BBBBLBkw NEHwiii tWJPJ&F THEIR PROBLEMS. 0W FIELDS sip VOTE FOR W.D. MEN'S STORE "DKK" RATUFF SATURDAY MAY 2 and (ThisAdv. Paid for by Fri.nds Rotli) CLEANERS and Sopport.ri of Dick in A. Sill Lamb County Leader, Littlefleld, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964, Page 5 tlon, Hines own cabins there. fcrence In Chicago In May, Bill Schreier of Abcrnalhv. Ar Mrs. J. A. Johnson and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cm 11 Sorley Attending the 36th Annual during the afternoon session. tending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. Tom C. Smith. visited In the home of their Conference of Texas Congress The PTA fall workshop will Schreier, Mrs. LoydCowartand Mr. and Mrs. DonClaytonleft daughter and son-in-la- w, Mr. of Parents and Teachers In be held In Sprlnglakc In Oct. Mrs. Ethel Schreier. Sunday for Dallas to attend a and Mrs, Jerry Maynard In Plainview Tuesday were Supt. Supt. Clark was presented a Mr. andMw. William Rema- - Masonic meeting, Sunday thr- 1st Stratford, Monday and Tuesday. Johnny Clark Jr., Mmes. Mel-v-ln Texas life membership award. tore of Lubbock and Mr. and ough Wednesday. Their children Graders Riea ster The Maynards have recently Hines, Owen Jones, Ed Mrs. Laura Hooper, mother Mrs. Randall Small and daugh are staying with their grand- moved Into a new bed- Ihlldren registered for the . birth certificates three Thompson, Elmer McGlll, W. of Carl and Elbert, has been ter oi uimmm were guests in mother, Mrs. Myrtle Clayton. April 17. AU child- - has01"P son of room home. M. Smith Calvin Graham, moved from Community Hos- the home of parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones sc1l0ol system , F J" Mrs. Jr., their J. 01 B J"..nas Lem Roberson, Winston Bley, and and 1. L.Small, week Friday from a busi- th0 will be six years grade teachers, with ,V .i. been named Mrs. C. B. Hines has gone pital Clinic to a rest home Mrs. last returned 1, may DeanfZ.'s and Bill Walden. In Plainview, ness trip to Oklahoma City. or before Sept. 0f 31 pupib per S, u? l ihf. honor roU to Balllnger and Midland to vi- end. ,r now for tnc next scnooi u semester of Texas Tech, Mrs. Melvin Olton, enter- Mr. and Bobby Johnson, The Olton Demonstra- by sit relatives. Hines, Mrs. Pearl Schreier Mrs. Home Gordon, LexYyearto Jn malntalnlnS g"de poln Mr. and aide to the president, was pre- tained with a birthday dinner and Tammy ofChallls, tion Club will in jrtnts be about .,?"' Mrs. Clifton Hines Jollssa meet Tuesday toVplMSebringlas present enroUm JLW f 3'18' He te a senlr returned homeMonday night sented an trip to at her home Tuesday night In laano, are here visiting in the the home of Mrs. Charles J majoring in agriculture educa- - from Lake the National of of slster-ln-la- w, home of and City, Colo. The Congress Con-- honor her Mrs, their parents, Mr.

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Page 6, Lamb County Leader, Llttlcfleld, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964'

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"'' re- .- ,l,M,,IIMIIJ,jij;ja;jejsjiejai '"'' -... -.- ..-- ...... ma. w " twi flr J Real D-- Estate for . Bus. Service. 3 Cattle, Hogs, 7 LEADER and NEWS -- JHIC Ol Horses, Sheep F-- 3 CustomMiHMaMHaMBbutchering, curing and" smoking. Wholesale beef, pro- CLASSIFIEDS SELL! 65' lot on Cook. Street. Call Shetland mares and colts for 385-46- 87 385-431- 3. "tF-- cessed for freezer. ANTON of. C 385-50-53. Hospital Newi 997-21- 5-- Floyd Farington. AND ASK FOR LOCKER, 41. 9A sale. TO USE THEM 5-44- 81 5-- 3-F CALL AD TAKER Henry, Major Clark, JUST Medical Arts Apru M , Let Registered Durocs, service Clinic-Hospit- CLASSIFIED RATES Us Repair Your Small al ADMITTED: W.T boars, open gilts, bred gilts , &, - Appliances, Electric Blankets, ..1. I ind club pigs. jmiua iviaynene First insertion, per word 5c Lawn Mower, Power Tools, April 25 bur T. Scrlvner. & Vacumm Sweepers Etc. 4-- H ADMITTED: John Holder, DISMISSED: Mrt-n-- Second Insertion, word 4c Sears weanlngplgsforsale. i Lonna Sue Horn. Rt. 1, Sudan. Mrs. Mettle Fowlkes, Armando lungs, nay rranldln.1 FIXITSHOP Campos, Hubert Henry, Phillip aerson, Mrs.c.UCt All Additional Insertions, word 3c SIS 385-53- 31 HARRAL Dial WUllams, PatrlclaSevler.Mrs. M.H. Lot In Crescent Park for sale. Hufstedler. Minimum Charge For Ad run, $1; minimum F-- First 385-34- 4 Gus Jennings. On Crescent Drive. Call 39. Feed, Hay charge per subsequent Insertion, 50c. Get professional carpet clean- DISMISSED: Mrs. Udell -P ing results rent Electric Hodge and Infant, Terry Pace, Littlefield HosaiJ MONTHLY RATE, per word 24c 2,000 Carpet Shampooer $1 per day bales threshed rye straw. Mrs. Paul Jensen, Mrs. Bob Clean and bright. Excellent a uinic (All editions of Leader and News, two copy changes FOR SALE with purchase of Blue Lustre. Pickle, Kevin Karvas, Mrs. El- stock bedding. 75tf per bale monthly) Nelson's Hardware. 6N '4S la Llndley, Mrs.H.C. Edmonds, Lfd. Hospital and 555 acre ranch with bd or $25 per ton. About 50 ..?!: Clink "This I lft moil obtHnatt Panteleon Perez. April 24 FOR proximately 135-ac- tes in "lb. bales. From Earth-- 9 .F April 26 DEADLINES INSERTION: I'vt sowea to e ra 1 t tvtr wrl" ADMITTED: Mini. I cultivation miles west on highway 70, tf ADMITTED: Mrs. Irene Ed- in. Has good surfacetanksl SINGER and miles north. Gerald It's only common sense to Mrs. Faye Lee, Heni LAMB COUNTY LEADER 34 monds, Theodore Boyd, Jac- fat. I -l- .-J .. it is a nice mesauite ranch TF-- know that quality pays. That "c'""u Mumy, and Allison. A queline Benner, Ray Frank- 1 u 10: a. m. Wednesday Bias some shallow product-- ! Solts Servicti goes for lumber and build- juiuui E,u,i ion and you set all the ml lin, Seraphlna Tennetu F-- materials from uiaMia&EU: Mr. COUNTY WIDE NEW? kierals. Has a 4 room ho-- 1 Jerry Richards 5 ing DISMISSED: W.T. Thomas, f Seeds, Plants Be safe and Farquhar, Mrs.ConnliP use. A real buy for quick M. 10:00 a. m. Saturday 385-433- 0 Dalton West, Mrs. Mettle ion, Katherine bale. satisfied. MoUle Mrs. Fowlkes, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Ktrii TOM B. STARK Cottonseed 104 bags (50 lb.) April 27 Jessie Goertz, Norm I of 27 of XX-2- 0. De-llnt- ed, Mrs. Rllcot, ADMITTED: Mrs. M.H.Huf-stedl- er, Box 104 MATTRESS MAKING Ola and Raymond Maxwell. treated, sacked Ray Smith, John Chls-hol- m, A-- Leases renovated, also new Hand-pull- April 25 Help Wanted l Cisco, Texas mattresses ready. ed 1963 seed Cynthia Cypcrt, anna and bpx springs. J ADMITTED: Wr. j mattresses average mlcronalre 4.1. J. H. Lee Stevens, Denson. Building Lo- $13 and up, Jerry Mrs, R wanted, preferably for lease May 1st. - cotton Phone 395-31- 27 In saiazar, Judy Mechanic 17 acres. Joins drlve-l- n theatre Penn, DISMISSED: Armando Cam-ip- os, cation of old Drlve-In- ni tnattresses and up. Up Viola Baldwin. Starr AN-43- $8.50 J.A.C: with GJvl. experience. Call on south. Call 13 after feo $50 trade In. allowance dn H.B. BerryhUl, Hubert Marie Butler, Mrs. Arnold, Jones Motor Co. or 7 p.m. Fleldton. -H 385-54- 41 385-525- 6. TF- -J Mrs. A. L. Hood, or king size, long box, foam and Armstrong, Mrs, WUnil night, 57-- said named Defendants ;the legal see Lester Hood. TF-- H rubber mattresses, uaii Mrs. Lankan 5 cotton seed for Miscl. lams. Saw-delln- ted representatives of the unknown FOR SALE. . . dry- Claude Steffey, 385-33-86 day or sale. and treated. DISMISSED: Antonio I WANTED . . . experienced J77 acres, of each of said named De- land 12 Sewing Center, iob- - In sacks. First year heirs Mrs, Ginger Dtmeron.) wash man, salary. Hall Mo- Houses C- -l miles southwest Sudan. night, or unknown For Sale A & B Mat from white sack. $2.50 per fendants, If the heirs tor Company. Bill Blackman. Fully alloted. Don Bryant, Rt. 0140, agents for PIPE-STEE- L mona Farley, LehndMs A of said named Defendants are 385-516- 5-- 7H 1, TF-- bushel. Eldon H. Gray, 4 miles 4. LARGE Home, Box 140, Muleshoe or call tress Co. at Lubbock. Harold Smothermu, 233-25- and unknown of 965-352- and 2 of Spade. 58. dead, the heirs Lazbuddlc, 7. 8B north west Wright, Opal 1 over 2500 square feet, 2 baths, of of June Mrs. 8G -- the unknown heirs each Conditioners A-- 7 double garage, carpeted, fenced, NEW USED named Defendants, if the uiesKy. Air PORTABLE RIG said April 26 a real home. Two years old. unknown heirs of said named 16th, SALE PIONEER SEED ADMITTED: Mrs. Automobile refrigerated At 506 E. H. G. Ferguson, FOR GAMBLE Defendants are dead, whose 385-429- Have plenty of 846 and 844. A. Construction Mathls, Amos Pate, Mrs, D Priced to selL 8. 1 places of residence are unknown B. Enloe, Amherst, Phone 244-32- 65. Simpson, Mrs. PoUyHaJLH See at 1310 W. 13th or call several nice 2 WELDING to Plaintiff, au of said parties We have SE Channel Betty Bryant, Robert 385-47- 41. TF-- B being Defendants In said cause, and 3 bedroom houses In WORKS DISMISSED: Armiafcl of town NOT ANY MOREI No longer and hereinafter called Defend- Marie Slover, mm different parts GREETINGS: Mrs. must you plant cotton thicker ants: Rodriquez, Martin I Personal 720 E. 4TH Rounds and of you, for sale. K than you aim to grow ltl NEW You each are here Binfca- ,- A-- 8 wsxaaaxa 1& E. U. Meyer, Sam Services 385-54- by commanded to appear before 37 and DIFFERENT DeKalb Cotton Anglt Lorene Cox. high and the Honorable District Court, Nice farms in Lamb Seed has germination, April 27 Rent Convalescent Equipment ivninsBD extra vigor for fast growth, and I Strips for the 154th Judicial .District . ADMITTED: Eslautal at Brlttaln Pharmacy. Deaf smith counties MATTRESS MAKING Old ma- now I of Lamb County, Texas, to be Wheel big yields. See me while Flats icovedo, Mrs. Bella OlvtrtJ chairs, crutches, hospital beds, us. ttresses renovated, also new still have DeKalb Cotton Seed held at the Court House of said mando Trelo, Mrs. Bernl other items. and box of Complete line mattresses springs. available. Jerry Cox, Star Rt. County, in the City Littlefield, Cheryl Lynn Byrne, Mn. 933-23- Shttts convalescent needs. $12.50 and up, cotton 1, Bula 62. 0C Texas, at or before 10:00 o'clock SALE Three bedroom on ValoiBUDof.i FOR and up. Up to of Monday Greer, Mrs. 15th. Consider small bouse or Curtis Chisholl mattress, $7f50 a.m. the first after Donnle Patterson, T. LE $ Sfl irade-l-n klng-sis- e, iMidla'nd bermudti?jiss4fpflgsij!i Jltbar trade-In- 1; 385-537- 3. allowance" on the expiration of forty two (42) car Phone long boy, foam 'and on u..aL.i --1. . - m 1 "Mesh Mrs. Loretta Jones, Luzier Cosmetics REALESTAH rubber days from the date of Issuance Glliey. mattresses. CaU Gregg Shop,' per acre. Contract planting. YES, WE DELIVER hereof; that Is to say, at or be- 385-311- n(r-,-- 285-221- DISMISSED: Mrs. AS SUDIE THEDrTORl) ?. A(7nr fnn r CaU A. D. Moses, 5, 10;00 fore o'clock a.m. of Mon- bertson, Mrs, Miry Consultant JUST COMPLETED Mattress Co., of Lubbock. The'. Olton. TF-- M day; 1st 385-45- 5 mm the day of June, A.D. BlUle McCurry.l 385-31- PhoM irxgi Mn. oldest and most modern D Dial 29 mat I IM AN Still CO., INC. 1964, and answer the petition of Uohnny Mn.l Ready to Live in tress factory on the South Appl. Panerson, 931 St. Furniture, Plaintiff In Cause Number 5541 Cooper, Fred Wrigbu K.lst. Plains. 'TF-- D In (Used) H-- 2 newview HlejNrey which R.D. Kamp Is Plaintiff Births 311 E.22nd the Will babysit In your home day .St. Bus. Services D--3 and each of above named Mr. and Mrs. Michael I Tiliatan rOMIU Defendants are Defendants, fil- or night. Mrs. Curtis. Call WE MAKE Used TV sets from $24.95. are the parents of a beny 385-333- (Crescent Park ed In on 5. Addition) I s said Court the 14th day are an types al- - TV CORNER 385-383- 1. TF-- T bom AprU 27. of April, 1964, and" 1 teratlons, covered buttons, LOANS A.D. the iu 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Best quality ture of which said suit is as Rawleigh Products sold, 964 materials (buckles, belts Including contour. REPOSSESSED SEWING json are the parents an stltch-ln- g AUTOS AND HOME Autos, Trucks W. Tnird by Mrs. R.E. Wright. and workmanship throu- button holes, decorative 'ON MACHINE born April 27. 385-318- J- -l Being an action and prayer Phone 5. TF and men's unclaimed taller For Sale for ghout .3 bedrooms, 2 REPAIRS Singer console cabinet, zig- Judgment in favor ef Plaintiff made suits. Mr. and Mrs. G.E. zags, monograms. baths, family room, liv- $27.50 or and against Defendants for title POLITICAL Self res. Drive In Cleaners, $25 cash. Also need party with I960 Ford, must seU. $900. win do Ironing. Phone TF-- S, MANGUM HILBUN to and possession of the follow- ing room, kitchen and Levelland highway. - Phone 385-53-73. 3931. good credit or cash to take up ing described lands and premis- din ing, wide double gar. AGENCY payments on 1964 zig-z- ag sew-- es lying and being situated in CALENDAR ing machine scratched In 1962 Chevrolet pickup. V--8, age, fenced! DAVIS CONCRETE Lamb County, Texas, to-w-lt: iWeecandldatwhawi freight. $49.50. Write Credit powergUde. CaU 385-33- 95. 430 XIT Drive Lot No. Five (5), in Block the and NniJ PIANO TUNING 7th & Seldon Manager, 4U8 34th 4-- rlsed Leader St. No. Forty-Fi-ve of theOri-'gln- al candidacy SEVERE AND HAVENS 385-51- (4a)t Uet their foraii Write Phone 385-30- Phone 31 bock. R" 23 THAT PERFECT SECOND AU Town of Sudan, Lamb tU-m- InoSeatad. SU0WR Howard Vail CONSTRUCTION CO. TOMOBILE. 1959 Coun- County, Texas, according to the Cowry 1964 SAND - GRAVEL - (practically Ford Umb Box Dinette new) $30. try Sedan. 9 passenger (3 seat) map or plat of said Town 72 Area Code 806 READY MIXED CONCRETE See at 821 W. 8th or call 385- - CBOCRATICPAR1T Littlefield, Insurance Station Wagon. Automatic tr recorded In the Deed Records of Texas 301 ansmission, power Lamb County, P0 Service D--4 brakes, Texas. NEW! IT'S MAG1CI A Radio, irs Miscl. For Sale H-- 3 good tires. Plaintiff alleges that on DtCKDYER(rt-- l Specializing in custom dark plastic TV set becomes One owner. See Western March 27, 1964, he Card of Thanks A-- at wasandstlU LOY DALTON a beautiful modern wood TF-- W building. blond the Good .used batteries, 5 ex- Auto. is, the owner in fee of the above t t ojnTH. 1R. with Old Masters Liquid Wood. Representing Let us talk with you change. Anderson .Wrecking described lands and premises, (OCIC) RAUW To those who expressed their Nelson's Hardware. and was In W.a HARTFORD Yard on the road to the Com-fire- ss, peaceful possession sympathy In so many beautiful about custom building m Boats & Motors J-- 4 of land TF-- A said onsaid day, and that COUNTY TAX i and practical ways, we extend FIRE INSURANCE! aiterward, on the 28th day of Por our heartfelt thanks. mi .LECTOR - Complete garage FOR SALE: 7 12 hp. Firestone March, A.D. 1964, the Defend DUNN ( The family of Simon D. Hay Exchange Foxworth- GROUP equipment, HERBERT everything but hand tools. outboard motor. Good condit- ants unlawfully entered upon and SeUlng W.H. McCown, dispossessed FOR TRADE Galbroith because of health. H. ion. $75.00. Plaintiff of such WLL JEFFRIES B- -l CITADEL L. Dye, Earth. 00 Federal Land Bank, Littlefield. lands and premises, and with- Apt, for Rent house on 12 COUNTY ( 0M hold . For acre land In Littlefield, for trade Lymber Insurance Agency from Plaintiff the eceeee 3 Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE: Office sion thereof; DMflKt Refrigerated for home In Sudan. 385-45-98. Plaintiff further Phone 12 j.L,(Roy)YEAGBK three-roo- W. building, x 16' to be mov- Sc allege furnished m apart- This Month's Special I 118 4th Lost Found that Plaintiff has title In. Included. ed. switch boxes. Hand to said lands and premises ecaon) ment. Close Bills 385-38- 22 r- AT 385-430- powered winch. 6th and Shel- - nKTWCT t ;, Call 385-51- 51 or 5. WEPCO PRE -- HUNG LOSTSmaU Siamese female under and by virtue of the five C-- 385-390- House Trailers 2 1. 5-- 3L 385-44- 154th Juotcial TF-- M .Glefin Botson don. Phone cat. If found, caU 81. (5) andor ten (10) year Stat- Texas STORM DOORS Reward. utes of Limitations as is more JACKYOUNO(P fuUy shown In Plaintiffs orig- Apartment for rent. Close In. MOBILE HOMES Contracting OVERSTOCKED ON ASSOCIATE Newly decorated. Bills paid. - inal petition on file In this suit; For jOO.VD D-- COURT OP CIVIL, Call 385-433- 4. 5--3 R Installtd Repair 5 USED PUMPS and Plaintiff further prays for -- New-- 64 Models. 10' and Legal Notice reUef, general .t ...i.a.t m,Hft Wide and special; 12' 56' Length. 2 PRICED TO SELL AU of HBRBBRTCMAIW r Houses B-- 3 and 3 bedrooms nnri EXTERMINATION Howard Griffin GENERAL which more fuUy ap- to Rent liv COMPLETE CITATION BY PUBLICATION pears ing room, completely fur SERVICE, household pests as CONTRACTOR for anything in 8" Western and A.& C from Plaintiff's Original nished. Including automa-- painting and building Layne and Green Petition on file in this office, and Two bedroom brick, fenced l roaches, mice, rats, ter-- repair. 6" STATE . 82. rrHE OF TEXAS to which plumbed for automatic tic washers Modest dowrJ mites, and lawn Muleshoe 70 Layne, reference U here made yard, payment, up etc. Tree Western. aU and dryer. Two bed- Financed to spraying, bird repellent, moth for Intents and purposes. washer years. Low Rate Interest """ Peerlet, S& H. end TO: LUZELL GIBSON, the If this brick; three bedroom, proofing. One year written aer-- E--3 citation Is not served A room Liberal Trade-i- ns ) Farm Products uieen husband of LUZELL GIBSON. IN garage, fenced yard; two bed- vice warranty. Low rate, $2.00 within 90 days after date of Is- 4" Green GIBSON, GIB- ng H.B. MRS. H.B. suance, shall be furnished house, garage. a room-crawli- Day it returned un- room See these beautiful Homes insects. SON, the husbands wives apartments, K. ,.wrtn nh ItoMnna trtAn ,111 night caU Levelland, Cent act andor served. Two furnished vw.ivuiiUIIO. UfCII ltt or collect: FOR SALE 01 385-349- "e ia. UNKNOWN 385-48- 894-38-24. parties, aad WITNESS, the Houk, 30 or 2. 6 P.M. for customer's con Davidson Pest Con- Crosby County undersigned, Gallon Pump Co , CLAIMANTS, Defendants, U of TF-- H venience. trol. 15 years experience, FRESH MILK 85 Clerk thelMthDUtrtctCouzt Uviag, whose resideace ox LATHE 385-53- 37. TF-- D Inc . areu Lamb County, Texas. DeUvered TUE-TH- & SAT knevft ie Plslsdtt, sad U SCOGGIN Crosbyton, dead. Issued and given under my furnished house. Texas tae legal representatives of hand and the 385-319- WHITE DAIRY seal of saldCeurt, 715 6th. CaU 6. TUVE NAILS PICKED up off 155. E. REAL ESTATE Phono 2791 each of said named Defendants. at office In the City of Little- W your yard by magnet. Roy Star Reute Sudan, Texaa lm and colj Box 505 and the unknown heirs of of field, Stay Dimnitt, Texas 5-- each Texas, this Mm of Franklin, 385-53-82. 9F the day b April, A.D. 1964. rind nnvthlns from Three bedroom house with sale Phont 647-38- 31 385-537- Ernest L, Owens laundrorntlj' of furniture. Phone 3. Office S. of Courthouse shop to SELLING LAND AND HOUSES IS OUR BUSINESS ark of thelMthDUtricCourt, quick and convtrn'- - TRUCK SEATS Lamb County, Texas4 MmcL For Rent Buainaa REAL ESTATE ...InthaYELLuwrn M Opportunitie PLAINS IX CHANGED (SEAL) ...wharaYOURPir Phono 315-32- 11 DO THE WALK NO. Jaycee building for rent. Call TourorganUMlocarnaTe 15 MINUTE SERVICE NOUCI TO BIDDERS 385-463- Onstood Furniture 0. TF--L money with the Wadclns plan. co CaU or write Paul Tibbets, Md lists for school Aim. pure and eautonwnt B-- ox 254, Amen. Phone 997-48-U. tOX 1032 UTTLEFIELD, TEXAS leet. ferRMt S P. tt t4 new 4T McCORMICK'S ructioaal materials for the UtUeOsM HlBS Scheel mJv he bedrooms for men. WADE TRIM Cemfbrtsble m " I. aONSTEAO ROY SHOP Picked us at - rrtrlassn New home, heated rqpms. :wr-4r)- t'S IDS Lake CALL CLASSIFIED, 385-44-81 315-30- Rts.Ph35-379- iim)NK rrl ottce.' 385-360- Ros. Ph 0? 227 MUN A. mw 4. 304 E. 9th 0 gealed bids must he sidiwlisid St. TF-- A frier te May 4, v Lamb County Leader. Littlefield, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964, Page 7 Crouch Earns 'Eagle' Mark Crouch, nnn nf Mr. ...t relatives and friends of the hon- year. Ken Flagg, council ELECT GOVERNOR JOHN Mrs. A.L. Crouch of Littlefield, ored boys, were on hand. advancement chairman, pre- HBJBMMBfeBJiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiMByyyyyMBmK .HM redeyed the highest honor of Mark has been In the Scout- sided Sunday. Roy Bass made Scouting the Eagle Scout bad- ing program for eight years. the presentation of awards. ge In special ceremonies at He holds the Order of the Ar- Lubbock Sunday. row and has earned 34 merit Mark, a Junior at badges enroute to the Eagle Littlefield High School, Is 'a award. His much-decorat- ed member of Boy Scout Troop 638 uniform also includes a Trans- here. Tom Hllbun Is Scou- atlantic Council patch a long-ter- m rA tmaster. camper award he earned m& He was one of 38 boys who on a trip to Germany In 1958. received the coveted Eagle ard Requirements In for the Eagle the South Plains Council award form a long list under Eagle Scout of Honor ceremon- -t three FOR A GREATER TEXAS! les broad fields proficien- Sunday afternoon In the Sec- - cy, leadership, and twW 4 ond BaDtlSt character. iEBEEHEEEB Church at I hMwV The Eagle of About 600 Court Honor persons, Including ceremonies are conducted twice

:BflflBM BBBY p? Ml pj k BHMBJ BT gBBp' iaijh icout liliUilOwwomcj CW.INC.X. I YOU'LL FIND AT THE COMPARE ST SCOUT AWARD Mark Crouch. son of PRICES! PIONEER SUPERMARKET Ed Mrs. A.L. Crouch of Littlefield, proudly holds his cer-- L OUR alonz side the Eagle Scout badge he received in snecial Exiles at Lubbock Sunday. The "Eagle" Is the highest given in scouting. Marie is a member of Troop 638 In Held, with Tom Hllbun as Scoutmaster. special! I SHORTENING 59 ipport For Dalton Urged E SHURFINE the Lamb County voting straight - from - the -- shoulder of A jn sort man. man we feel ASSORTED consider It an honor to will play no favors if elected as CAKE FLAVORS BOX of sheriff. MIX be privilege speaking 25 through our local paper Loy came to Littlefield as a I kalf of teenager and has spent the past MAP Loy W. Dalton's icy for Sheriff of our 28 years here. He was married in 1938 to Miss Lucy Elnore have personally known Stephens of Roperville. To this ENERGY iltonforthepast 25 years. union was born two children BATH 10 lbs. kve who were educated In Littlefield CHARCOAL found him to be honest 49 SIZE bright. In other words, a Public Schools. A daughter, Mrs. Tony Zahn, presently BELL OR PLAINS Ives in Unna, Germany, and a son, Ronald Loy, is married and 12 GALLON residing in Floydada. MELLORINE 49 As a young man, Loy was em- ployed at Weeks and Bagwell Gin west of town. Later he join- SHURFINE ed the staff of the local Piggly SHURFINE CUT m Wlggly store. He proved hlm-- ii .i iiUmtA sen aien ana courteous in serv- - ,1 ifi,lng customers there tor 10 MACARONI ..71 1956 GREEN L years. In he purchased FLOUR BEANS Loy's Cafe, and he and Mrs. OR nlnn Apia A4 tha afA fA ITMlt ! satisfaction of all customers for three years. He later Joined the staff at Foust Food. GLADIOLA SPAGHETTI We realize most of you know Loy and of his fine reputation. 5 lbs. 303 6 BOX He has always been found to be 47 19 OZ. 5 a eood citizen, a loyal husband, and a wonderful father. We feel that our county needs new blood IP? in the sheriffs office, and we SHURFINE APPLE SCOTT BANQUET feel Loy Dalton is tne man xor COY DALTON the Job. JELLY 330 TISSUE 2 olu 290 CUSTARD PIES - 350 He Is putting forth every IE ADS.. effort to call on each of you in m person but we know this will CHICKEN OF SEA PET INSTANT NORTHERN be Impossible. So friends, let's all go to the polls on May 2 and TUNA MILK - 660 TOWELS 310 m cast our vote for your friend 390 I He and mine, Loy W. Dalton. NABISCO LKsnm man that pledges full time SHURFRESH ASSORTED FLAVORS JL is a as your public servant toward 9rSK I clean, and impartial SEGO OREO Ltodtr-Ntw- s an honest, Spread - 850 300 390 administration for all. Cheese Wont-Ad- s (PAID POL ADV. BY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS Double Garni Bros. Ml 385-448- 1 OF LOY W. DALTON) CiiiMiic i M WEDNESDAY ZeAl Q333 - BM -- riiKAlID rill"w - hbhi .i.a.vb"IIMB Dtllclout APPLES lb. 15t) GrMn ONIONS Bunch 3xl9t V Sunkist Cat cvr free battery check and find ou. - - LEMONS lb. M you us fn.toll Ife thovld reed a new bottery, Itt '" 0 "t Oulf fiww Crtil for rtra-ton- YtllOW li't. h' Gulf finest pauenger C battery. mm SQUASH lb. .10 Banqutt POT PIES lQflD0B - 21t

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Page 8, Lamb County Leader, Uttlefield, Texas, Thursday, April 30,1964 1 Wildcats Capture 3rd Anton 3rd In Regional Track the state meet. The relay failed to medalist race, while DarreU scratch i... . County athletes didn't composed of Bell, Blf-f- le, In Lamb Glover shot an 85 and Billy team, Region in Region and Conkin, placed Meet too well the Place fare Eaton Cox an 83. 1 track and field meet in Lub- Duffy was second, while Bell was first ?r:"onw fourth High School cap- Gro-v-er Amherst's Nell uttj Uttlefield of the year In followed 50 100-ya- Class AAA. two Individuals to the state Sltton with a J quar- bock Saturday, but Olton High rd dash. dies, John tured third place In the Region medalist In the Class B tour- In the Pigrum won second In the meet, however. ter, and Wood turned the oval In School salvaged some honors Willie Bell was third in the track and field meet at Odessa ney, shooting an 88. Amherst broad Jump to grab the other Dumas had edged the Wildcats 49.9 seconds to give anchorman on the sport scene by capturing 440; Melvln Boll was sixth in Saturday, qualifying a relay did not have a team in the - .or sixth state meet spot for Uttlefield In the mile relay In district Grover Pigrum a step's lead. the golf championship. 220, and Anton's mile re- !fcXiInthatyjj Individual to the The Whltharral team the team and one High. competition, but the determined Pigrum zoomed around the a meet. was fifth to pick up in Class B In Olton's foursome carded In the tourney. lay team tennlj, state meet Austin. Kermlt won the team trophy LHS crew turned the tables on final lap In 48.8 seconds, only was sixth region of Amherst w rf.7 '.H' 316 score to edge Olney by show- other points in the meet. -, , Wildcats' fine mile re- 112 Anton made the best I' - ai The with points, followed by the Demons at the region meet. to be nipped at the tape by Eloy strokes for the Class AA of Amherst w.aa arniiKiiniiB ak lay finished second to Dumas with 77 and five ing In the track contests, plac- Qulnton Pierce team Uttlefield Both Pigrum and winner Carlllo of Fort Stockton. Pig- Rusy and Rog- In the 880. Stockton, although both title. Sherman ing third In the Class B meet. sixth f"d,&.J32 Fort with 58. Dumas, the district Freddy Cox of Colorado City rum fought off the challenge each fired 74s to finished ninth In u,c In er Thompson 440-ya-rd relay team Sprlnglake 8,ru were timed 3:19.7the best champ, qualified only the old of Anton's -- broke regional broad Dumas' fleet Johnny Collier tie for runnerup spot in the the Class A meet, while Olton ;r.i; Jump record. Fox won with a and finished in almost a photo- and Melvln Bell qualified for """ leap of 23--8 34 while Pig- finish with the Fort Stockton rum tabbed a jump of 22-- 4, runner. vsvvv.v.v,vvvvv iwinmran Uttlefleld's other points at The 3:19.7 clocking broke the i regional came on a third-pla- ce old region mark of 3:21.1 set by finish by Richard Funk In the Andrews in 1958. pole vault, 3rd by Willie John- Coach Davis will enter his son, 3rd by Pigrum In the 220-ya-rd mile relay team in the Red Rai- dash, 4th by Manuel Dav-- Ua der Relays at Texas Tech Sat- In the 880, 5th by Ronald Sit-t- on urday In a warmup for the state rT. In the 100, 5th by Larry Wood meet. in the pole vault, and a 4th by Finishing behind Uttlefield In the 440-ya- rd relay team (Coff-ma- n, the region meet were Fort Sltton, Schovajsa, Pig- Stockton with 52 points, Mona-ha-ns rum). 38, Colorado City 26, Lam- Coach Ernie Davis reported es a 26, Phillips 20, Brownfleld that Funk hurt a foot while 19, Andrews 19, Pecos 16, Ec-t- on warming up for the. vaulting 16, Perryton 7, Hereford 6, event, otherwise he might have Lake View 2, Sweetwater 1. capture'd a second place. Slt- ton got a bad start In the cen- tury, too. Hall Named The mile relay event was the feature of the Class AAA div- ision, where any of four teams figured to be In the running Sudan Coach Kermlt, Fort Stockton, Dumas and Henry Charles Hall, 30, of Uttlefield. Menard was named week Misfortune struck Ker- last the as head football, basketball and mlt team on the lap, how- first track coach Sudan High ever, when runner George True at accidentally bumped Uttle- School. Hall, selected a Larry with from field fleld's Schovajsa of 44 his baton and dropped the candidates, will assume stick. his duties this fall. The coach- ing was COOL Schovajsa, who recently took vacancy created when Change to a &HE Coff-ma- football coach R. L. Brown was over for the ailing Larry n, given a full-ti- me ripped off a fine 50.8 open- assignment in girls' physical BOYS ing lap to put the Wildcats In education DODGE and 'SELF-CONFORMIN- basketball, and former first place along with Dumas. G' basketball coach Dempsey Wat-ki- ns was reassigned as head of Sudan Tennis the math department. Hall Is married and the fat- GO TO BAT ! Tourney Slated her of two children. In four years as head basketball coach RESISTOI STRAW SUDAN The 5th annual Sudan at Menard, his teams won 48 Venetian hat the same rich outward ip Tennis Tournament gets (To give you Grand Slam car service!) Jaycee and lost 25. In three years paarance of Milan yet is actually a mud underway today and continues as head grid coach, his through May 3. teams more porous, open weave. It's breaxy, KgM won 22, 9 and 2 win- Is lost tied The tourney open only to ning district twice and and cooler on the head. In the diifinethn Your car is in good mits with the persons living In the Sudan once. canter-creas- e shape It's ever se handion. Dodge Boys. Factory-traine- d ex School District. Provided at The new Hornet coach was a base-stealin- g least four entrants entered, the perls keep it in shape three-lett- er man at College High III jKRf mm following divisions were sche- yKA v just part of the Dodge Boy School In Bartlesvllle, Okla., DODGE duled: L winning varsity awards in foot Veterans singles and friendliness and dependability that doubles, ball, basketball and track. He continue after the sale. BOYS men's singles and doubles, wo- also lettered in the same sports -- men's singles and FRIDAY MAY 1st doubles, at Lamar College InCol-orad- o, mixed Junior doubles, men's novice and attended the Univer- high sin- IS singles, school boys' sity of Colorado where he played GARLAND MOTOR CO. gles and doubles, high school football and baseball, ' SPpjBJjbHBBBJHafk girls' singles and doubles, grade SBBBBBBBBBBBKL VBSBBBBP .k STRAW'HATDAY E school boys' and v 720 .Third Street Uttlefield, Texas girls' singles and doubles. BBBBBftBftaptp ' sB

Note the more generous proportions of McLendon Bilked Creditors this distinctive straw hat style. A slightly i ' li $ ""' iMPt higher, fuller crown with just the right Through Legal Loophole balance of brim width to be flattering.

By V. H. GRAHAM with him. Gordon McLendon, candidate for the What's more, he emphasized, "I'd say that Democratic nomination to L'. S. Senate (op- 30 cents on the dollar In a bankruptcy is posing Ralph Yarborough), looked me straight pretty damned good." In the eye Friday afternoon and told me the It was my feeling that as the major share- company In which he was a large stock, holder In Liberty, and Its principal "ram- holder beat the American Telephone and rod" McLendon might feel some personal Telegraph Company out of thousands of responsibility for the debts which his company iBu&-xa- IOBBsHBmV dollars In 1952. welched on through bankruptcy. However, he "I'm sorry It wasn't more," he added. doesn't. had It coming." sfHBHGi3ky"tr''9fiflNi 'They McLendon said the company did everything TOKYO TOM Uttlefield This was accomplished by way of bank-rupt- cy It could to "protect the little guys who Sports Arena wrestling matches of the Liberty Broadcasting System, couldn't afford It," and paid them off as Saturday night include a feature which owed AT&T and other creditors ap- much as possible before bankruptcy des- event between Tokyo Tom and proximately $"00,000 when the walls fell In. cended. 1 didn't get It straight If the bank- Luis Martinez. Wahoo McDan-i- el Under law, an Incorporated company, such ruptcy was voluntary or forced upon them and Sir Nelson Royal clash as Liberty was, Is a legal entity Itself, by their creditors, but as he explained their in a return match, and Dandy Imported exclusively by Resittol, the fjsBBBBBBBBBBY such Dan Miller Dory BBBbHBBW and as Its liabilities are limited to actions, I assumed It was voluntary. It meets Funk in amazing new Venetian braid is 8:45 light, airy Its assets. In event of failure of the company, sounded as If liquid of the the p.m. opener. certain assets t and comfortable to wear. The V 1 SbbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbbtJBjTLsbY outside creditors have no recourse to the share- company were paid out as as they would ap. far paarance is similar to Milan holders, but must satisfy their claims from go and the hull of Liberty wasthenabandoned JOHN USSERY braid. A hap. py a partitioning out of the assets of the company In bankruptcy to the remaining creditors. combination of outside flattery and when It is liquidated. McLendon didn't remember the names of WRESTLING inside comfort. who V1 McLendon, said he owned 50 per cent any creditors other than AT&T, but said of the company when It went under, struggled that the huge communications firm was "far against enormous odds to build a radio net- and away the biggest creditor." There were Luis Martinez work In the late 1940's. He recalled that the lPifM .bbbbbbV some others but he couldn't recall them. He i&MBftWzg "afaBBBBkm business lasted for about four and half years. said the line leases to AT&T ran on the VS The prlnlcpal stock In trade for Liberty order of $125,000 a month. at that time was Its baseball broadcasts, .BBBBBBBBBBBBBLF It was obvious that the Dallas radio man Tokyo Tom Ttjf"mfmTWJJ BBBBBBBBBLsBLl McLendon, one of sportsdom's better known didn't think he was getting through to me $5'5to HI commentators, was doing the ball games about the bankruptcy question. He emphasized 23 Falls 1 Hour Regular and Long for Liberty, and his colorful portrayal of that he was not personally Involved (legally, Ovals was Return Match the action the main reason 458 stations this Is correct), , contracted with the network. "I'm a businessman,' he said. "I failed Wahoo RESISTOL Conforming" As "The Old Scotchman" recalls It, Liberty In business. But I'm klnda proud that I got "Slf WESTERN STRAWS lost Its vitality and failed when It lost the up and came back." He repeated "I'm a McDaniei major league ball games In 1952. McLendon businessman" two other times In our con- says the company took both the American versation, suggesting that this classification VS .BBBBBfOBBBlBBBBBHr and National Leagues to court for pulling washed away any tint of moral turpitude. BBBBBbV iBHbIbBBBBE .bV out, and that "about $200,000" In Jud- Sir Nelson gments was won. McLendon talked freely and openly. He Royal answered all questions directly. He was not Just how much was paid to whom Isn't the least hesitant to discuss any subject. He Falls Hour all a 23 i SbI1 clear. It's matter of record at Dallas, cooperated in stepping from a room filled Baton where the bankruptcy petition is duly re- with noisy people, where I met him, to another Vent Baku Straw, hand woven in Form- osa. very corded, but McLendon Is a little vague on room where we were alone, except for Bob Ughteat summer hat made, cutting CH1SHOLM WAGON KJ8S STAW Horse 2 Oriental with narrow venuu the details. Hamilton of the Plains Farmer, who followed DanMiller drease. cord band. Raffia weave free-swing- 1 cord band. yarborough, McLendon's ing tlon. CuUng horse crease. us out and asked some questions of his own. J 10.95 opponent, alleged at a Democratic rally in McLendon was quoted Monday in the Dallas VS $7.95 Amarlllo the day before our conversation News (which has endorsed his candidacy), that Liberty's debts were around $1,000,000 In a story under the byline of the usually Dory Hunk aad that about $300,000 was paid with rellble Wick Fowler as saying In Brownwood the remaining $700,000 going down the drain. Sunday '! have never declared bankruptcy. 1 Fall 20 Minutts As best as he can recall it, these figures I have always met my payroll." are approximately within the range of reality, Depending on how you look at It, that could McLende confirmed when I discussed it be a technicality. UTTLEFIELD SPORTS (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY LOCAL FRIENDS WRANGLER BRAZOS STRAW hand Woven ARENA In Formosa, AND SUPPORTERS Duo tone weave with diamond OF RALPH YARBOROUGH FOR SENATOR).. 8:30 Sat. Night ventilation around cmwn. rmm im. crease with 6 cord band, A 00 ware')

5 l Lamb County Leader, Littlefleld, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 YovKhtw Oft lal m W Mm m mW mW M was DU I ! UnmNUMttWM M OOOd- - ERRflTiniBVRntlH I If the warm spring lr has drawn you out to i the yard, incitea you to . fertilizing project, or a ' aaaaaaal 1 aaaaaaaal you to plant garden, r jK .4 aVBMaaawltw 9mTkP iTmBntmMmM B I H I THIS ti a u:':-mzn- haven't had tetanus Le5 yli n aW' mil am m lv aiB Good? v I s Uutlon you are, intact, Wr Aim J aVassssssSkkv iV'kX. I iW. Tetanus an invitation. &HKBlB!lKkM9.0BIRKKKnMlmM Lmis. alias locKlaw. is no lor of persons. A long- - garoemng enuiuaiasi ROUND STEAK J ikar t.fffnn thl harvf u- - bras wcrp.. th inc trwr .w .T5Tr.MBaL JBltIl TIl ir", L ) i 1 USDA ht tnr miiea urcjunu. Mir niMiBfffyiliMfcijlf v INSPECTED I 41 eka f1 hop oam& FARM PAC BLUE I pruned her roses and RIBBON OR CHOICE Id we oeos juai aui asi h iram.n.s weirinenrpr. LB. 79 She didn't spare the Irer. BakBttsssBMaKalaBsT ak9aHaBUajaHBjfFi,' 77.a1ikBCMftv T" taViS i H k I ""'ao' .""vm L lovill&iy uic 'I'ix inu licu iur i' NATURALLY AGED FOR PEAK I herscu. IT'S FLAVOR. YOUR SATISFACTION IS

protect her hands and ' '- - gg-- IW y- m y fc GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! lured nails she wore work akkEgiaWWWaiT'f3a'-- I. and when mosquitoes she used Insect (about she didn't protect kH a'aataB HaftrBWBV'i aSBBBBBTHaaP"!-'",VS- sUst rii!jF AV x FRESH $100 against the dread - LBS. er -- tetanus. GROUND 9 year when gardening Hamburger FOR time . . . when tiny sprigs ken began to pop up out of irth and buds began to ap-- lon the bushes, she wasn't 1 to tend her plants. You v" USDA Inipecttd Farm Pac Blue Ribbon or Choice Armour Star Bontleat Can Itie died of tetanus. lir.us a Tr STEAK -- 59t) PICNIC Is killer. Even SWISS $1.79 treatment is started 3' Immediately, about on-e- USDA Inspected Farm Pac Blue Ribbon or Choice First Cut cf the victims died any-- aTaTBtllllllllaTaTB "rJ fVTWIWMaa.. 1 1 wvwwij'jif"" aIllal.lllA T7.!.o..i.yT..d..i..lBS...k. 3IEAA niirww-w- ii 3VC PUKK.nUr a " 49 nately, there Is an ef-- A STEAK 20 oz. pkg. 890 USDA Inspected Farm Pac Blue!.Ribbon or Choice Center Cuts tnd safe Immunization dure against this disease. AM STEAK RIB CHOPS " 69 PORK CHOPS lb. Li initial of BAIUN Tu&h&'at series tetanus C- nW& -. D B.t.L 6 OX. pkg Jitlons won't help if glv-- ruim rat diick ker an Injury. A booster FAMILY do, USDA INSPECTED FARM If you've had Initial PAC ctlon. Othcrwldc, only a PAC BLUE RIBBON OR serum, which is hazard-se-lf, 2-L- B. PKG.97tl!iNsTGE must be used. ? Chuck Roast CHOICE BEEF 39

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Lamb County Leader, Uttlefield, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 UHS Band In 1 Lbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbk 4L Contest V1 -- The Uttlefield Junior High New Grandson For Austins ? School Band received scores of 3 and 2 In concert and sight-readi- ng James Odell Is the name given school bus Tuesday to Lubbock the home of their daughter, at the Region 1 Univer- to the little son born to Mr. and to hear Major Gordon Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Tiller. LaaanasBBa? 'aaaa BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBarJ sity Interscholastlc League Mrs. OtMll Tate of Lubbock. the astronaut speak. J.L. Thomas was able to re- band contests at Monterey High He arrived at 5:59 p.m. April "Out of This World Fash- turn to his home Saturday after in Lubbock Saturday. 20 at the West Texas Hospital, ions" will be the theme of the spending ten days in the Medical Nineteen area bands partici- Lubbock. The paternal grand- style show to be presented by Arts Hospital. pated and only three won a 1 parents are Mr. and Mrs, O.O. the Bula and Pep homemaklng rating In both events. They Tate of McLean. The maternal classes in the school auditori- Visiting In the Buck Medlln were Levelland, Atkins of Lub- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. um on the evening of May 4th. home Thursday were Mr. and bock and Estacado of Plainvie". Raymond Austin of Bula. This Girls will model all garments Mrs. Pat Swift and Mrs. Mary Orland Butler, Atkins Junior is the first child for the Tates. they have made In homemaklng Barton of Charleston, Ark. Al- High of Lubbock, was contest class and also garments made so Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Gage and chairman. Dean KlUlon, Texas Mrs. R. Austin is In Lubbock at home for experience. Nelda Dot and Mr. andMrs.L.H. Med- Tech, was executive secretary. helping to take care of her new Seagler will be the narrator at lln of Uttlefield. In the Class CC division with grandson. the show. Mrs. Owen Young Is Uttlefield were MacKenzle with Debbie and Linda Adams of the advisor. R.E. and Cecil Jones spent 1 and 2 scores, Thompson with near Morton spent Sunday with Curtiss Short, small son of Sunday with their parents, Mr. and H.D. of QualL - v - 4 and 3, and Coronado with 3 their grandparents, Mr. and Mr. Mrs. Charles Short, and Mrs. Jones -- . PwsaWyft and 2. W.R. Adams. Lubbock, spent several days the Mrs. Attending services Sunday LANA ADUDDELL AND ROGER JONES Doug Hillock Is junior high Sunday company for the Leon past week with his grandpar- GRUSENDORF AND MIKE R1SINGER the Church of Christ LINDA and Miss BHS were and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence evening at All Around Mr. band director for Uttlefield. Kesslers Mr. Mrs. were M.E. Blake of Sudan Best Williams and and Carter. Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mr. F.M. McClellan of San Amar-ill- o. Recent guests of Mrs. Grace Mrs. Bernard Mulllnsof Afterwards they visit- CITY BITS Leonard Vandlingham were her brother Angelo. n. AlsoMr.andMrs. ed in the home of the Terry l i. I iU Mrs. Joe Wilson went to Ok- McCromack of Muleshoe, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe BHS Annual Features iTJ I lahoma City, Okla., for a check Guests Sunday for Mrs. L.L, Jenklnson of Mangum, Okla. Blakes. up over the weekend. She has Walden were grandson and Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Thom-mars- on her Visiting this week in the J.D. "ft had a serious hip operation. family, Mr. and Mrs. Alton of Earth spent Satur- Rowland home Is his father, Mr. Favorites Aaron and children of Carls- day night with their son and Student Rowland from Clyde. Charles Joplln of Lubbock wife, and Mrs. R.D.Thom-marso- n, C. Blake, senior spon- Dennis Medlln, aenlor favor- bad, N.M. Mr. Hubbard attended Terry and mother, Mrs. C. A. Jop-l- ln Ottle Nichols of and attended services Mrs. John sor, presented the 1964 Bulldog Diana Cox and Mlachel Meridian Lubbock Christian College ites; Uttlefield, were in Far-w- ell Th- Sunday morning at the Bula the Bula School student body Overland, favorites; of lsited here with friends and Daughter to the Junior Sunday afternoon for open ursday. Baptist Church. annual Mother In a special assembly Tuesday. Lana Aduddell and Sammy Nich- held Friday evening in house at the Security State Students from the seventh Mr. and Mrs. John AduddeU banquet Favorites named in the edi- ols, sophomore favorites; Betty Ko--Ko Palace In Lubbock. Bank there. grade thru the twelfth went by of Lazbuddle visited Sunday in the tion were: Donna Lands and Salyer and Randal Robertson, She also attended the concert freshman favorites; Lana Adu- at the college auditorium after- and Roger Jones, Mr. and was the guest of ddell wards. She her BHS; Diana Cox and Den- Wanda, sophomore Local Miss daughter, Students nis Medlln, most popular; Bar- student at the college. bara Autry and Gene Autry, Place In Region most athletic; Linda Grusendorf ana Mike Rlslnger, best all Nowlin Attends around; Jo Ann Autry and Den- Science Fair nis Medlln, best girl and boy citizens. Convention Several students of Llttlefield at the Science Fair held The '64 Bulldog Is dedicated placed was In Lubbock Saturday. to Mr. Jim Claunch. He HOUSTON Some 6000 school chosen for graclousncss and members from all sec Those placing from Junior board high were Richard Maurer, 7th willingness to always help the of the nation, including -- l tions grade, with his cloud chamber, school in one way or another. W. C. Nowlin of Uttlefield, 8th Also, a special page was de- 24th 1st place: Darleene Walker, BARBARA AUTRY AND GENE AUTRY met In Houston for the diode dicated to the late coach, Mar- of the Na grade, with her homemade Most Athletic Annual Convention Leona Harms, vin Young, who was killed last .School Boards As radio, 1st place; tional with Insect col- September in an automobile ac- Sunday and Monday. 8th grade, her Curtis Archer, most attractive; Dennis Medlln, Jo Ann Ac sociation place. cident. ay lection, 3rd Diane Teaff and Roger Jones, Mike Rlslnger, GcneAuriji At the two-d- meeting, top lay Culp, David Pino and andSam-m- y and professional leaders met Edwin Others named In the edition wittiest; Jo Ann Autry uurus Arcner. Bill Dillon placed 3rd with their Nichols, quietest. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr - 7MBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl with board members to discuss are; Jo Linda Robertson, FFA homemade telegraph set. These the BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBF AtrVXBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBal of the Conven plow girl; MarilynMcCall.FFA The cover for various aspects boys In the 5th grade at the "School Boards are Dennis The annual staff Included In the school colors, rrii tion theme: elementary school. sweetheart: Medlin, Shape A Nation's Future." FHA beau; Lana Aduddell and Roger Jones, Donna Lands, black. PLANT 665 Free The group attended a banquet H HYBRID GRAIN SORGHUM blllllllllllllllllll General sessions got under- that night in Lubbock for parti- NOW AVAILABLE way Sunday afternoon when par- cipants of the Science Fair. H AT YOUR H ticipants heard an address from - Dr. Ernest O. Melby, dis Young Efficient Experienced! tinguished professor of educa tion at Michigan State Univer sity. Melby spoke to board members about some ot the Mrs. J.R. Hodges, Mrs. Don- Let's Elect challenges and opportunities of ald Caldwell and girls visited our rapidly changing world. On Mrs. Hodges brother, Jay War- Sunday evening at the second ner at Lames a Tuesday, general session. Convention- Mrs. MoUie Thomas of Llt- eers had an opportunity to hear tlefield, mother of Mrs. Grover Mai. Frank Borman. one of NA Durham, was dismissed from SA's astronauts. Medical- - Arts Hospital Satur- day after being a patient most V. L. SMITH, Jr. Speaker at the third general of the week. session on Monday was Dr. Ed- ward Teller, internationally Mr. and Mrs. P.C. Caldwell prominent now received word Friday of the physicist with & the University of California. death of a former friend and Teller, a leading advocate of neighbor, Mr. Frank Mason of the peaceful uses of nuclear OdelL The Caldwells were un- energy, talked on "Education able to attend the funeral. In The Space Age." The con- A Young Adults May Day cluding general session was a Party will be held at the Bap- discussion of "The Church. The tist Church Friday at 6:30 -- State, and The School." Pane The group will have a hambur- lists were Dr. Edgar Fuller. ger and frank fry outdoors, executive secretary of theCoun- - followed by fellowshp and gam- cu of Chief State School Off- es of volleyball and table gam- icers, and Dr. Leo Pfeffer. es held In the school gymnas- general counsel of the American ium. A nursery will be pro-- Jewish Congress, and one of the viaea tor tne cnuaren. ountry's leading authorities on Baptist the relationship between church Vacation Bible School mnd state. workers met Tuesday morning at the church and will meet each Tuesday morning between now and the time of VBS. Attend- Test the best and bank the savings in ing were Rev. DelSerratt.Mrs. Robert McCurry, Mrs. James Ball. Mrs. Henrv Cowan. Mm. Joe Blackenshlp and Mrs. Sam iinaat. preparation Day is May 23 from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Bi- WHERE THE BUYS ARE! We've sav- got special ble School will be May 25--29 ii Rambler's ings now on hardtops, convertibles, sedans, wagons. from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. We've got a choice of 7 transmissions, 9 engines (V-8- s and 6s), 25 beautiful Spring models in all. Each Bpnng offers famous Rambler extra-valu- e features, like it Double-Safet- y t Brakes and Deep-Di-p rustproofing, WEST TEXAN I at no extra cost. And each is all dressed up and ready to save you money. (Rambler American sav- Selling ings start with the lowest prices of any U.S.-bui- lt SHERIFF car!) Come see . . . come save today! I Pn companion bMd on mtnutecturart' tuuld ratal pnett. it Spree OF LAMI COUNTY TEBTlHEBESr- - ft i LM In picking a 'l i man far Sheriff of Lamb County, It IimII .am UNUER that tha voter, IV knew what hit friend. 4mJ .mmlty think V-80- at Wm. h.. Thl. I. certlflcatian af V. L. Smith, Jr., by Ma friend i'&mmz&saam In Earth and Lamb County. 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Dan Sullivan Ha has been a law enforcement officer far y five sheriff in ! CeMHHWMIMHI t Urg (ty Lamb Caunty. His .luctrlty " pr,v,"; $lwr,H Caanty ht will work tlr.las.ly 7 ' - Nrmtr Wh Tmm .d tharaumNly ta ..rv. the canty In tha best wf vwtkf jwrantty nassi.le. HI. friends knew this, and they certify It atll !

TRAVEL SMART-Sl- eek lines, with plenty of room for six In the Rambler Classic 770 hardto- p- ptanty of action with your choice of V-- or 61 mant. It will be aaaraciatad vary Armlv much. RAY KEELING RAMBLER mo 4th utti.fieU, --ktAf tortumw. Et t.i (Pl. AJv. Paid nwi ft wt Tmm for by Wayne jkian mi ahS.r Mtrt) - Watch tha Danny Kaya Show on CBS-TV- , Wednesday evenings Lamb County Leader, Llttleflcld, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 RITES 25 BOOKS, 42 PAMPui ftfcf '1 ' 'f H were working In the fields at Rotan, Dumas, Canadian, and etc '"" the time and the young women Lubbock, in Texas; and In New helped with the construction as Mexico, at Socorro, Taos, Villa their organization's service Neuva, Raton, Pecos and Sa-pe- llo. project. The school was a little Pep's Priest-Auth- or monument to the efforts of the He has celebrated the 25th liKmrorl group. year of his ordination and the Many nights Rev. Crocchlola 24th year of being a resident rode horseback to visit the sick of the Southwest. and on many occasions he was He Is very Interested in his By not familiar with the road, only study of oil painting at South Hospitality Of hoping that the horse knew the Plains College under the direc- Southwest and way better than he. Two times tion of Don Stroud says that I wojUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHn In his life he was lost In the his only regret is that he does Lymaurineelkins become n nhualxl... m.1 .. - 1 snow, once when he was seven not get to attend more classes. Keiauons nils wouia doubt whether IPC Public not have been difficult as young or not their son of books on the Southwest. years old, when he fell from Rev. Crocchlola, In reitera- Stanley was serious about atflaBK&TiallllllHl In New .iHewalks of New York was a good student and his decision. At present Rev. Crocchlola J the back of a sleigh and be- ting over his youth his pa His mother had been a was al- variety of meanings and rents were financially able school Is the author of twenty-fi-va I cause of the noise of the sleigh York City, says there teacher In huf In Rev. Stflnlm to send him to Italy and his father, books and forty-tw-o bells, he was not ways an atmosphere of defiance L.in the very best who pamphlets missed for I; Crocchlola, Priest at St. of schools. studied under St. Gaudens, on the Southwest. He uses the some time. He was lost three and hostility. "If you defied a America's foremost enough, somehow p'l Citnouc unurcn in rep, The Priesthood seemed the bronze pen name of F. Stanley. The days at that time but was well thing strongly artist, was a bronze and you conquered he said, :. cvnlnir School art stu-- logical avenue to help In the ef- marble writings are so regional, so de- taken care of in a farm home. It," sculptor. He worked In a fit South Plains College, It fort to bring about the Ideals New dicated to the southwest that The second time was near "There seemed never to be York City and did ap- k one par-- that had been Implanted much of the Harvard University, Colorado was to a hospitable or charitable impression in In the lHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIH DEL- - Taos as he enroute L young sculpturing which Is an twI proach to a friendship. People murder. man. When he announced still university, university 01 Texas, burial at a small mountain vil- to elegant pan of Radio City. suspected one who wanted to do In New York City, Oct. his parents that he wanted to Texas Tech, University of Chi lage, Tres Montes. Something Ini Young Sanley went to New a good turn. I found In Texas 08, Rev. croccnioiaaecia- -. become a Priest, his father cago, Denver University, Calif--1 happened to his car and he be- York's public schools, to high Baal and the southwest, open heart-edne- ss. rrenaeer to do What said the decision would be en- ornla University, Huntington raVF came partially frozen as he at- school and on to college I have become a con- fluid to abolish hate, bltter-- L tirely up to him; then he would at the Library in California and num--1 PEP PRIEST AT SCHOOL Rev. Stanley L. tempted to repair the car from have Catholic University In Washing- F. Crocchlola, verted yankee. I learned to .rA citfferlns after wit. only himself to blame If erous other colleges and priest at St. Philip's Catholic Church In Pep, at- underneath. He passed out in ton, D. C. He spent some of recently see the other side of the problem ling five murders on the New he did not succeed. universities have a standing or- tended art classes In the evening school South the 20 below zero weather and his early school years In board- at Plains In which there was always a sel- uquor der for one copy each of his College. The priest-auth-or Is chatting a young man bringing a load of slaewaiJu curing Friends ing here with Angel Her- 1 were shocked that he schools at Nanuet and Cat-ski-ll, books. nandez, a SPC wagon fish motive. am now a very in nrnhlbltlon davs. The should make honor student from Seagraves. lumber In a to his uncle such a decision. N. Y. They are placed In the young and took happy andcontentedpersonwith was so Impressed by the Young He research found Priest Stanley was considered was reared by a mother of the Al- pages each. In con- my ministry and my hobbies." Jerous acta, ana uieir ig-- a libraries Institutions. as the people the east; him to his uncle s home. He rather prankish youngster. who was very strict about her so a few collectors are owners He Is currently working on a sequently he has discharged any suffers from the severe ruisc. that he could never For example, on son's still one occasion he environment. Once at of his books. His writings, novel centered around the only feeling of guilt for not having frostbite he received during Et It from his mind, drove a parked beer wagon Greenwich Village where Eu- according to Rev. Crocchlola, woman ever to be hung In New returned to the east for his that experience. In spite of the Crocchlola's Da rents around a gene block In the city on O'Nell was putting on a have been anything but profit- Mexico in the year 1860. It he dur- other plans than thePrlest- - a ministry. hardships experienced nlckle bet as the team was play, "Agatha ChrlsU," at the able. He gives many of Is due for publication In 1965. the he was ser- he rpecnjHtartV? sun, uie sum his During time ing the years resided in lor uieir Innocently waiting for the dri- Province Town Play House, the editions as gifts. He Also due for publication In the ving in Pecos, with he holds a very of a family of nine child feels the church Taos, still ver. His personality, plus other young man wanted very much that each book placed In late fall Is a book on Texas only the help of five or six warm spot In his heart want-a-d They plannea lor him to for mmded! things, caused his parents to to see the rehearsal; but the another's hand Is another and the Civil War. young women, members of the Taos and Its people. mother said "stay out of the source of spreading the history Rev. Crocchlola, after spend- organization "Children of Rev. Crocchlola has been at SAVEINTHE filthy place, It will corrupt your of the southwest, the region that ing much time In New Mexico, Mary," he mixed adobe and the Pep church since Feb. 11, morals." He two-roo- m attributes much of has been so kind to him and realized more than ever that built a building which 1963, and prior to that time he WANT-AD- S! )tHjtcnAt his satlsfation In his life's work where he has been able to ful- the poor Mexican people arc served as a school for the served Catholic churches at St. to 385-448- 1 his mother, fill bis ambitions. Just as much God's creatures children In the area. The men Francis, Hereford, White Deer, CALL D0H whom he visits annually in West-woo-d, The Priest showed a flair for N. J. writing as early as a seventh YARBOROUGH The young student took phi- grade student when he wrote losophy and theology at Was- a short story entitled "East hington University, plus ma-lori- ne Side, West Side." From that TRADE TRAVEL AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S for In Enellsh Literature. time on he decided he would ITS TIME After his ordination in 1938, like to write, and in college he taught at St. John's College he took a course in journalism. GOVERNOR In Garrison, N. Y. In both high school and college A very full schedule, consis- he served as editor of the school ting of twenty-sev- en classes papers. a week proved too much for the How he started to write on '"fSaW JBrassvaraaaraarjaL young and the ad- a larger scale7 He was DON YARBOROUGH'S Priest doctor I vised that he go to a dry climate, sitting In a cafe In Pecos, N.M. when the owner began telling GOALS FOR TEXANS: It 'JaaKi after finding spots on his lungs. He was sent to Hereford, Texas, that the bullet hole In one of where the Priests of the school the windows was made by Jesse in Rev. Crocchlola was ltt Personal incomt feaftaMoRattaMv ? laaBOaLaaL had connections. He was sent James, lilt in Economic Growth there only with the understand- almost positive that Jesse ing that he would come back to James had never been to Pecos; llit in Old Ao Aislst- - and he felt a sense of respon- teach at St. John's. He re- onct turned In about six months and sibility of giving the true facts lilt in Education taught two more months when which are far more interesting he had a recurrence of the ill than the false ones people were ness. He was told again to forced to hear. After much re- go west where he has remained. search, Rev. Crocchlola com- piled material for his book L.&A. - 'JtsaffaffaaffaaaB He became Priest of the on that section of the country. IKKHlSBtBRRKHBNBKKKHEsW Catholic Church at Taos, N.M. 1 Most of the patterns of his "This opened new horizons for books follow the Royal House me," said Rev. 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Lamb County Leader, Llttlefield, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 2ND PLACE IN ANNUAL TEXAS TECH CONTEST Ibb ' iif Littlefield FFA Land Judging Team Scores Llttlefield High School's FFA land Judging team scored high in the 37th annual Texas Tech Vocational Agriculture Judging Contests at Lubbock Saturday, m BBBlBBa BBBBBBBBr and several other local FFA JbbMbbbbbT x teams made good showings In the meet. JMBMHHflK&BBKil v-- m About 500 teams, composed 1ST of some 1,500 contestants and .nBBBCBBBkir W v representing 152 schools, par- ticipated in the annual contests. ?i? all-d- ay It was an affair at Tech ' with Monterey High of Lubbock HbbW ft emerging as the top winner. Uttlefleld's land judging BBaVBViBtBpL. S "?t" l Hbb team won second place in over- all points, while Dwayne Nel- son was third high Individual JT In the division and second high JgH in Judging alone. Nelson, Vel- ton Lynn and Troy Jones were on the team. Lynn was ninth I ' BFbBhBBbV 1 I 'jiiBBBBBffl high individual In the division. ' I ' The LHS chapter's cotton classing team was third in cot- I L' "1 L L ton grading, and LarryCarter BB BBbb! BB (BkkkkkkI was second high individual in grading. He was also sixth high i GIRL SCOUT CAMPERS Girl Scout Troop 279 openedan in overall cotton contests. Ed overnight campout last Friday with a flag ceremony. Those m Blessing and Troy Cox were leading were Velva Lee, Brenda Stafford, Kathy Wright, Deb- ii bBa the other team members. The bie Jones, and Rose Ann Sanders. team was fourth In the overall I ARfB Tech contest. nil The crop Judging was team THEY KNOW THE SOIL This Llttlefield Hich Saturday. Left to rieht are W. W. Hall. 10th high In the contest and Camp-Ou- School FFA p Holds t land Judging team was runner-u- instructor and sponsor, 279 ( team Velton Lynn, David Montgomery was 10th high Troop in uver iana judging contests at iexas Tech iroyjones ana uwayne iNeison. individual. Other team mem- bers were Dwight Starnes, Dale Girl Scout Troop 279 had pM"MHHMHaHHHMw Graves, and Chick Brown. an overnight campout Friday fa a SJ The meat Judging team was night. -- ninth in Area 1 competition. The group gathered at 5:30 mXtmVJZIVf Team members ware Donnie p.m. and opened the meeting - bTIbV bIbbV Pitman, Danny Stuart, David White. with a flag ceremony. Those ( tm leading the ceremony were "' bKbbL bBbB ibbH. m M m bIv Other Llttlefield FFA teams Velva Lee, Brenda Stafford, AM C V ff ! D participating In the contests: Kathy Wright. Debbie Jones, WW fl Dairy Cattle Donald Blrkel-bac- h, and Rose Ann Sanders. LWlLlVll Phil Sulllns, Gary Hodges, Following the ceremony, the SlP A lAf MAT llAY Dale Thompson (alternate); girls went back to their tents Wllnff Unil UMI livestock Rex Mlnyard, Doyle And We'fe Headquarters Dean, Dwight Faver, Dalton MV.ZeTtK Reese (alt.); Dairy Products the troop was served Banana for famous i1 TjUmvM BBBBBBBBbH4MI : Bruce Dirickson, Richard Pops which had been prepared &. ,tHHHIHr Wright, Wayne by several of the girls on Th- - liBBial Norrled. 4mB0tMm BT-fli- B ursday. Km PWHUL . TftF They then went by fours to ft ww m Annual Awards view the moon through a tele- - dAyJH Ar scope set up by Steve Owens. jP" f C.A. Buzzitta entertained the j BBBBBBBRff!WlaWWWMHII0 i Night For WOW others with Scout tricks. A-f- ANO AMtKILAN UN terwards, Buzzitta took the Tonight, Elvin E. Carter, girls on a bear hunt. WESTERN STRAWS lf "Mr. Woodman," and Mrs. The girls closed the day with Marion Williams, "Woman of a prayer and a song. O O C t. wf Woodcraft", will be honored by Morning activities consisted (JP f 4 bbbbbbbbbM bbbbbbbbbbbb the Llttlefield Woodmen of the of preparing their own break- - World life Insurance society fast and playing in the park un-- I ' during an annual awards night jJ BBBWbbbW BBBBBBBbI in the Jaycee building. The family affair honors PLACE HIGH IN the CLASSING Uttlefleld's FFA contests Saturday. Sponsor W. W. Hall stands past year's outstanding mem- team on cotton classing placed third in Area beside team members TroyCox, LarryCarter, bers, who are selected by the 1 competition at the annual Texas Tech judging and Ed Blessing. camp and court for their par- ticipation In WOW activities. . I Family i. Both Mrs. Williams and Car LiiStLMl'iLifflPet for the Entire ter are active In the youth camp and court activities as well as their own organization. TEMwuKiinkV BAAT The guest speaker for the COMING SOON event is George E. Owen of BILL BUUI Omaha, Neb. He is vice pre- J bbbbbbbbbbIbbbbbSBIEsbbbbbkS' JbbbIbbbbbbbbbbbbb sident and general attorney of -- shop- WOW. mm CBlflBSS'iflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBslBBBBBiBBBBl Vote .jBBJiBGBlHKMilHtlHI;Bm L0Y W. DALTON For... IBJBJBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBD33B''BBBBBBBBBBB1C3rgBBiMHBlJK IiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB9CiBBni4HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHEBkBkHkHtHHRIBE:B IS ASKING YOUR BHBHBHBBP&BHBB SUPPORT IN HIS BID FOR BBBflHilBBBBflBBlHiHilHBByKslHJilJB New Prometryne herbicide SHERIFF works wonders for Texas cotton LAMB COUNTY Prometryne SOW brings di- a new tryne kills by direct action on weed ' mension to cotton weed control in the foliage and through roots. leBBflflpT ' !flBBBBBBllBBBB South Plains. It offers a Safe to use program that will take care of most Prometryne is safe weeds from planting to picking. Apply to cotton when used according to label WmmSw'lfa I'mmBBbI Prometryne preemergence or directions. It leaves no residues in ' b or at layby, or at all three cotton seed. 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You andor layby treatments if necessary. can use it as preemergence spray at See what outstanding, economical MAN planting. You can use it as a directed weed control you can have. postemergence spray after both To order Prometryne, or for more jnannBnnnnV9knEk'rSAnnn)Snnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnk'7 FOR A weeds and cotton are up. You can information, contact your ,HHHHHHHHHHBCSB4f7'tu3iHHBBHHHBHHHHHHHHHHB2 supplier, or: fHHHHHHHHHHHHaHBlMT'fllHHHHHB9iHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHf spray it at layby to control weeds Ceigy Agricultural HHHnlHHHHHHVtflVju'HHHnHBHHHHHkHHL; through Chemicals, Division the rest of the season. Use it of Ceigy Chemical Corporation, once, Saw twice, three times... whatever Mill River Road, Ardsley, N.Y. BIG weed conditions dictate. A How Prometryne worki Applied preemergence, TO Prometryne is 8UIJBCT ACTION OF DEMOCRATIC carried into the soil by rainfall or over- rRIMART JOB head irrigation. It is absorbed ger- Geigy by CUATOM 0 CHiMICAU fCHI MOOUN minating weed roots and soon after GOOD CITIZEN lOYAt HUSBAND weeds break ground, they die. No m miam-m,- tam the need to work Prometryne into soil. V' Applied after weeds are up, Prome Prometryne

mt Lamb County Leader, Uttlcfleld, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 AT ODESSA, PLAIN VIEW Mke Sanders Wins Optimist Contest, lWa Second In UIL Event Mike Sanders, tation award abo'utlOa.m.,Mike or son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry San- was whisked away by Doss Man- ders of Llttlefleld, made a fly- ner for his first airplane ride. ing trip to Plalnvlew Saturday Llttlefleld Optimists arranged to capture the first-pla- ce tro- for Maner to fly Sanders to bbHb phy in an Plalnvlew he B fl 'VbW oratorical contest so could make I bbbbbbbbbbbLbv "W bbLLLbb sponsored by the the 3 In ' OptlmlstClubs p.m. contest that city. of Zone C, District 38. "It was real exciting," said BBBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBHBBPB'T''"fl5PP" Representing the newly-form-ed Mike of the airplane ride. "Mr. Optimist Club of Llt- Maner said the weather was a tlefleld, Mike won the zone con- little rough, but 1 enjoyed every test In competition with nine minute of the ride." other boys representing clubs in the zone. He also earned an It must not have been too expense-pai- d trip to Dallas to upsetting, because Mike's flve-mln- ute compete in the district Optimist speech on "Optimism-Form- ula contest. for Freedom," won The accomplishment marked the contest. He received an the second award-winni- ng talk attractive gold trophy as well of the day by the Llttlefleld as the trip to Dallas. High School sophomore, Satur- Second-pla- ce winner in the day morning Mike was runner-u- p Plalnvlew contest was DonMal-cl- k, in prose reading at the Un- 14, of Lubbock. Dennis ro AWARDS IN ONE DAY Mike Sanders, iversity intcrscholastlc League Graham, 15, another Lubbock test In Plalnvlew; at right Is a medal for contest in youngster, took third place. V runner-u- p Odessa. r honors irds he won Saturday at Odcssn .inH ni,in In the Regional UIL prose And that's where the "flying A senior from Fort Stock- reading competition at 15, ton edged Mike iw In separate contests. At left Is a trophy Odessa. Mike, Is the trip" came in. Mike entered for top honors son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry in the prose reading r winning mc uptimist uiud oratorical con Sanders. the UIL contest, representing competi- LEADER STAFF PHOTO LHS, at 8 a.m. Saturday. Fol- tion at Odessa. Mike will be BLft J, Xt&iL ' - BH lowing the critique and presen alternate for the state contest.

Tea Honors Miss Donley

Mrs. T.M. Slemmnna . nt Jerry Brantley was home and Muleshoe Mr. Mrs. Jerry Berry W9bk lt m entertained with a from Texas Tech. are parents of a son bom April tea "Sunday afternoon to intro- Mr. and Hed- 17 in the duce Mrs. Arthur Llttlefleld Hospital her son Senn's fiance, ges and family visited her par- weighing 7 lbs. 7 ozs. Mr. and Miss Lou Ann Donley. The ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mm. Atpv Rflrru flnH Mr arA wedding Joel Jones heavenly carpets will be in the sum- in Earth Sunday. Mrs. Howell are the grandpar--1 mer. Among those attending the ems. Jerry is stationed at track meet at Lubbock Satur- Reese Air Force Base. by' a Mr. and Mrs. V.G. Wood of day were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Bob Payne and Olton were here Sunday when Hedges, Mrs. Bert Grimes and children of Shallowater spent ."" her sister, Mrs. J.P. Brant- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Maxfield. Sunday with his parents, Mr. and ley, entertained with a dinner Guests of their parents, Mr. Mrs. Lee Payne. to celebrate their wedding and Mrs. A.O. Dickenson, dur- Weekend guests in the Alfred ing WppWpnrt at" top. the Wr Mr ani Schroeder home were her par- BARN CUPPED BY WHIRLWIND A strong shown Part of the metal barn can be Mrs. Kenneth Hanna of Lubbock ents, Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Upton whirlwind caused major damage to a barn seen In the background where It hit a trailer. and Mr. and Mrs. James Ball of Plains. and two cotton trailers on tha E.L. Latimer A view from the other side (bottom) shows of Hart Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Jones farm north of town Monday. A portion of where parts of the building smashed one The Mr. and Mrs. A.O. Dicken- and their daughter and family, the barn, bare of Its metal side and top, is trailer and came to rest against another. son are enlarclncr and improv Mr. and Mrs. Joe Embry and Incredible ing their home south of Am- - Cynthia, returned Thursday r.Limpet nerst. from a week's stay at Lake LATIMER FARM Guests In the TlmRatoehnmo Brownwood. ON Saturday were his brother and' Guests In the W.P. Stone HCHNICOtOfl WARMER BRuS.0 wife, Mr. and Mrs. Doc Rales home for the weekend were her FEATURED AT or COMING SOON carter, uwa. mother, Mrs. Lula Hardin, and Mr. and Mrs. Kom MrTnrm. sister, Mrs. E.L. Carroll and Whirlwind Gets Barn STEAD'S To The lck and daughters of Amarlllo family of Amarlllo. visited her parents, Mr. and A tornado-lik- e whirlwind rip- is owned byCharles andMarcus PALACE Mrs. Bob Simmons and famltv Mr. and Mrs. N.B. Embry ped off one side of a barn on Mesecke of Smlthvllle. Sunday. and Mn and Mrs. Embry the E.L. Latimer farm north of The incident reminded Lati- Joe down were in Canyon Sunday to at- Llttlefleld Monday, causing ex- mer that a tornado dipped ng on 13, 1956, bride-ele- tend a sing-so- at West Texas tensive damage to the building over the farm July Miss Saundra Stout, ct State College In which sorori- ana battering two cotton trail completely destroying a barn. of James Ray Hyatt, will ties and fraternities participat- ers. The concrete foundations of the be honored with a bridal shower old stand near the re- May 2 ed. They were guests of Nol-le- ne me strong wind uitea one barn still Saturday, from 2:30 to ALL Embry. Her sorority won side and top of the metal barn cently damaged building. 5 p.m. in the home of Mrs. ATTENTION Mon- DEMOCRATS! in the contest. off Its wooden frame. The metal "This was no tornado Elmer Moore. A.O. (Preacher) Dickson was frame knocked over one cotton day, but it was sure a strong observed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and a business visitor near Color- trailer and came to rest against whirlwind," Latimer were guests in the home Latimer added that strong children ado Springs early this week. another. of Mr. and Mrs. Critchfield at Latimer, who 5 winds Sunday damaged his son's VOTE FOR T.G. Thomason underwent farms land Plant X Sunday afternoon. major surgery in the local miles north and 12 mile east of garage not far away. No other hospital Wednesday. town, said the whirlwind whip- major wind damage was report- Mrs. Winston Bley and Mrs. ped out of the northwest and just ed, but the strong gusts lifted Lester Ramsey attended the Cub Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shirley missed his house as it passed some shingles on roof tops and Scout Training Session at First and infant daughter visited his through an orchard. The inci- left other minor marks of Its Methodist Church in Plalnvlew parents Sunday. dent occurred about 11 a.m. passing. Thursday. Nancy Embry returned to Monday at a time when strong Dallas early Sunday by plane gusts of wind were prevalent. from Lubbock. She is a senior Latimer has been farming the Successful A student at SMU. land for a number of years. It Calendar of Events LiUtim '0&-0m0'u4-? mi, Business aLK.' THURSDAY ''' 8:00 a.m. Sunday School Teachers at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Man Democrat 12:00 noon Rotary Club at Community Center 12:00 noon Optimist Club at Thornton's

FRIDAY 2:00 p.m. Lamb County Historical Group at Reddy Room BBwIlBl 2:30 p.m. Get Together Club in Home of Mrs. W. J. Ward SUNDAY 8:00 p.m. Single Adult Club At Community Center WALDEN Pat's BUY OF THE WEEK GUY THE SUTTON NEXT FOR YOUR High Fidelity Full Stereo Portable Automatic Phonograph with Tilt Down Front. COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CHAIRLMAN OF LAMB COUNTY theT SUPPRT" GUY WALDEN IS "EPtJfTSPARTy" ER OF THE PRINCIPLES , DODGE BOYS T GUY WALDEN BELIEVES EVFF?CRAT " """ """ bW5?SbbbB SHOULD HAVE A VOICE IN GO RODEO THEY LIVE IN LAMB COUNTY t - CONVENTION WHEN GUY WALDEN (lata a iMpkii Drift biggest sales jumper of all) IS irwESWELECTED Low price, tasy terms, top trade-in- s are loping your way! Because in sales through '63 and '64 Dodge QECCA'S LATEST RELEASES has been the leapingest bronc of Mc'tI POQBf Ricky Nelson "Sings for You" Decce 74479 COUNTY CHAIRMA- N- all. Cash in on volume dealing at ,,.., ai the Oependables' spread nowl BIDS Web Pierce "Sends ef Geld" Decca 7446 party should oe i"" GARLAND MOTOR CO. PAT'S RECORD CENTER 720 E .TMrf Street Littl.fl.M, Texet 305 W. 4th Llttlefleld, Texas 385-448- Classifieds Gail 1 for Lamb County Leader, Littlefleld, Texas, Thursday, April 30, 1964 this new Law. UNLESS: also slated May 5 in Mrs. Vlck following facts about Matthews' It's the Law law Evidence of liability insur- home. which Mrs. R.W. Cotton was hostess in any accident in ance coverage In the minimum in Is killed or injured of $10,000 where one Thursday at her home west of SSBV BjeV a person amounts 1 there is damage to the was injured or killed, l(S Whitharral with aproducts par- TnvAcX or where person J Hi1fJ any one person to an ty. Mrs. Nova Melton of Frlona ammnm property of $20,000 where more than one, VY- - Roll gave the show. apparent entcnt oi at leasi and $5,000 for property damage Honor of eery Announced A refreshment plate was ser- or more, the operator reported to the Department is C&Ay- ved to mntnr vehicle involved is re OR release The honor roll (or the fifth the Women's Missionary Soc- Kay Lynn Lott, Tim-ml- ns, Mesdames E.E. Cotton, f cMie Safetv. x-- Jerolyn 10 days to report been announced by iety of the Whitharral Baptist Mary Pence, and Spade; Cecil Amerson of Aber-nath- y; IbbbIbbbPtV'm? quired within signed by damaged or injured ho Jane writing to the De- Principal Ralph Ussery. Church. Velma Lee Strickland. Mrs. C.L. Strickland, the accident in persons is filed with the of Public Saf- Safety. Ot- On honor roll were "Future Unlimited" was the Sponsored by the Levelland: and MeadamM n To make the Texas Texas Department partment of Public the "A" local PTA, r Safety involved of financial res- 8th graders Judy Wade, Linda theme of the program. Mrs. a tuberculosis Sires, Robert Strickland, Clin- Responsibility Law as effect- ety. If the accident her evidence patch test was da- covered by the Lynda Williams and Drlscal L. Bryant was emcee. ton Fagan, Troy Harris, Hayes ive as possible, 1963 Leg- death, personal lnlury or ponsibility is McCamlsh, administered to 303 students, the addition, the oper- Charlotte Caldwell, and fifth Ronald Reed gave the invoca- school personnel and patrons Denney, Carl Reed, Vera Ro- islature enacted several amend- mage to one person s property new act. In graders Tommy Clevenger and tion. Miss Ann Trultt, youth at the Whitharral Elementary berts, and Mrs. Melton. ments. The strengthened law of at least J 100, the accident and owner must file proof then the Safety ator Cynthia Dukatnlk. director of the First Baptist School Monday morning. became effective January 1, comes under of financial responsibility for On the "B" honor roll: sen- Church, Levelland, gave sev- Assisting in the test were WHITHARRAL SCHOOL 1964. Responsibility Act and its re- the future and maintain It for iors Laverne Smart and Jackie eral humorous readings. Apan-toml- ne Mrs. Geneva Shropshire, pub- MENU To protect your driver's li- quirements must be met. five years. Stafford; Rudy by Kill-Dais- y" was lic health nurse from Lubbock: cense and motor vehicle regis- Accident report forms can be sophomores "Dr. newsfeature, prepared Cardenas, Mltchael and enjoyed. Guest speaker was Mary Greenwood, Monday - Hamburgers, let- tration, you should know the obtained from any law enforce- fThis Sadler Mrs. public Bar of Texas, is Johnny Tipton; freshmen Sandra Jack Hardin of Littlefleld who health nurse from Hockley Cou- tuce and tomatoes, pickles and ment officer. by the State to ao- - EWSPAPfflfluj Gage, Kay Lott, Paula Reding; chose for his subject, "What nty; Mrs. Viva Holt, school nur- onions, potato chips, ice cream milk. written to Informnot cup, milk. of No person should ever 8th graders Leroy Bradley and Is Life?" se, and W.O. Tipton. Local PTA Thursday - Pinto beans, ham The Department Public vise. W-- , y, interpret any law EASTro Lupe Cardenas; 7th graders A red and white color decor members assisting were Mrs. Tuesday - Roast beef wgra-v- chuncks, spinach and relish Safety is required by the new addIv or Lynette Cook, Karron Johnson, was used for the banquet tables R.J. Clevenger, Mrs.BobGrant butterea corn, green beans, cornbread and butter, peanut law to suspend the driver li- without the aid of an attorney ?ING SWIFT Throck- with red and white candles and Roger hot rolls and butter, apple cob- butter cookies, milk. censes and all motor vehicle who Is fully advised concerning Diane Parker, Shari Mrs. White. CALL morton, Claudia Wade, Sharron flanking bud vases of red roses Mrs. John Waters presided bler, milk. Friday - Sandwiches, tuna and registration plates of both the the facts Involved, because a US TOOttil Wade and Leonard Womack;6th and a central arrangement on for a recent meeting of tha Wednesday - Steak and gravy, pimento cheese, potato chips, operator and owner of vehicles slight variance in facts may mashed potatoes, tossed salad, sliced pickles, ice cream bar, Involved in an coming change the application of the graders Jonnie Caldwell, Karen the head table. Whitharral Home Demonstra- accident 385-448- 1, Hayes and Kathy Vt ade. The Whitharral Chapter of tion Club in the home of Mrs. hot rolls and butter, jelly cup, milk. under the Safety Responsibility law.) Future Homemakers hosted a Ella Hewitt. Mrs. Jewel Rob- Fellowship Hall was the scene dinner in the home economics inson, county HD aeent. Dre-- for a recent banquet honoring cottage Tuesday evening for sented a program on mental the 1964 seniors of the Whlt-har- ral the local schoolboard. Under sickness, using phamphlets and High Schools glsen by the direction of Mrs. Larry other literature to explain how Llndsey, the girls planned, to maintain eood health. prepared and served an appet- The club made plans DAY to i STRAW HAT IS FRIDAY sing Mental Health izer, orange cup, mushroom and for Knight's Rest Home in Lit- rice - filled peppers, broiled tlefleld on May 9. An all-d- ay Conference Set steak, Caesar salad, coffee, tea, meeting for making hats was Dutch plum cake, ice cream, and GET YOURS IN THE BIG STOCK AT "Mental Health" will be the strawberry punch. focus at the Regional Confer- A large centerpiece of mix- Data Processing ence of the Texas Social We- ed flowers was placed on the lfare Assn. to be held at the cabinet behind the table. In- Course Schedule Pioneer Hotel in Lubbock May dividual tables were arranged i MORE 5. to face the head table. Pencil LEVELLAND Persons in- MORE Glen Rollins, consultant for candles, flowers of blue, pur- terested in Data Processing SELECTION National Institute of Mental ple and green centered each. rrogramnung bourse at South VALUE Health, Dallas, will coordinate Present were Mrs. George Plains College should sign up the discussions on needs, chal- Wade, Jr., Messrs. and Mes-dam- es as soon as possible since only lenges and outlook of mental Ed Johnson, V.G. Sim- a iimitea numoer may enroll, ay ALL STYLES health at the one-d- session. mons, Rafe Rogers, C.E. according to Frank Hunt, SPC ALL PRld Other well-kno- speakers are Throckmorton, Don Reding, evening school director. on the program. Clifford Williams, Charles This computer course will be All interested persons are Lamb and Ralph Ussery. held for three months with clas- invited to attend the confer- FHA Members were Gloria ses meeting each Monday and ence. Registration starts at Polando, Barbara Burns, Shar- Wednesday evenings from 7 to ASBHHBlQiH 8:30 a.m. and the fee of $5 ron Noried, Cathy Howard, 10. The first class Is June 1. Head for Anthony's. . And includes the luncheon and morn- Maggie Landrum, Paula Reding, get a head start on Straw hat day. .. Here are just a few of actual photoaraoh Tuition for the course will of straw hats ing and afternoon coffee breaks. Sandra Gage, Shannon Womack, be $35 plus $10 for lab. in stock. . . Dress. . . 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