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Glenn Burk withdrew from the Hampton said he is interested in field school board election at education and Littlefield schools in i !iy Wednesday, explaining that future years. NAME SCHOOL TRUSTEES SATURDAY A filled to register to vote. : i cin't find a registration receipt," WERNER BIRKELBACH is seeking Hospital Lrksaid "and they can't find my a second term on the Littlefield school 03 the registration list." board. Birkelbach has lived here since eopiomeirisi saia ne inougni ne 1924, and attended school here. He ; S wistered "but I guess I just served In the Air Force four years District Area Elections Slated l I'm truly sorry for any during WWII, and went into machinist Area school board elections at Pep, Vick and N. C. Demel not putting Incumbents Baker, Robert nenience I've caused, work following the war. He put in his ! Bula, Anton, Sprlnglake-Earth- , Olton, their names on the ballot. DeLoach, James Withrow and Wayne Burk's dropping from the race own pump and machine shop in 1955, Dissolved Sudan, Amherst, Spade and Whitharral Whiteaker are asking for the two ien persons in contention for which he continues to operate. He and have not drawn competition like the SPRINGLAKE-EART- schools positions on the Sudan board. m openings In the local election his wife, Dorothy, have two sons, The controversial e Littlefield race. Four of these nine have three persons seeking two spots. Kenny, a 1964 graduate of LHS, Hospital District was dissolved in a elections have no competition with Incumbents Orville Cleavinger and AMHERST HAS TWO places to fill withdrawal came after election Randy, a 1967 graduate, and a special election Earth Saturday uncontested spots at Pep, Olton, filed for and two men running. Don Carter, i!s already had taken 85 absentee daughter, Terri, an eighth grader. at Norman Hlnchliffe when voters administered a death blow Amherst and Spade. K. B. Parish is the third whose term is expiring, did not file. i prior to the Tuesday evening Birkelbach has been vice president of Springlake-Eart- h Winston Cummings and Jimmy Cowan JK. to the heated issue. person on the ballot. the school board the past two yars. PEP, THREE incumbents' will be on the Amherst school ballot. i Hopping, school business The contest, which ended the AT two-yea- r was hard-fough- t terms expiie anil only one of these SUDAN HAS FOUR persons ,fr and election official, said a WAYNE STREETY, a Llttl field battle, with -- n r tiuftp fHed for leaving two seeking two expiring terms. Dexter TWO SPADE MEN for slaw passed in 19G5 requires a farmer, has lived heru 25 ye-.- "'he the "fors" and the "againsts" both flection, airfcpning a to bo lllled with write-i- Baker and Wiley Midge arr board t -- c places there. Can 'fhcmlpsoii and .to be a qualified voter before Streetys have one son, Wayne Jr., an waging strong campaign. The district vacancies dissolved 57-vot- e James Glumpler Is seeking members whose terms are expiring. Gail McCoy have placed their names sijsene as a school trustee. LHS sophomore. Streety expressed was by a margin, votes. a 360-30- 3 vote. with Incumbents J. D. Wiley Mudgett Is not seeking on the Spade ballot. McCoy was Pi. Burk has submitted a letter Interest In the public school system. with dissolving appointed to fill Jap Anderson's term. tht his name be withdrawn "We must have the best schools The margin the district was a little wider than the one creating Anderson is deceased, but his term ithe list of candidates," Hopping possible with the most competent OLTON, EARTH VOTE SATURDAY the district two years ago when voters would have expired this time. ind I have placed an order for teachers," Streety said. He said he district with a 45 vote Wots to be printed." thought everything should be done created the majority, 268 to 223. Voter turnout ONE ANTON INCUMBENT, J. C. ie new ballot will list the with thought of the taxpayers. He said Saturday was almost a third heavier Hodges, is asking for and totes In the following order: the government and administration of than the previous election. City Incumbents Ok'd the other Incumbent, Thomas James, i Hampton, Werner Birkelbach, the local system should remain with Work of the hospital board never is not seeking his position again. The Street Paul Yarbrough, John duly elected representatives of the got off ground, according to Kenneth Voting was light in the Littlefield Six have announced candidacy for four seeking the two Anton posts are '03 HI Calvin Price local school board. and Bob Cowley, president of the board. municipal election Tuesday for mayor the three aldermen's positions at J. C. Hodges. Carl Butler, Gordon Cowley said there was some cash on and two councilmen, all unopposed. Earth. Incumbents Doug Parish and Tlmms and Olen Johnson. 'ie ballot used through Tuesday in PAUL YARBROUGH is an LHS hand from a 30-ce- tax levy collected Only 73 votes were cast. Bill Bryant will be on the ballot along ibsentee voting graduate and a graduate of the carried the same first year the board was in Mayor J. E. Chisholm was with Grover W. (Bud) Matlock. Lynn FOUR ARE ON THE ballot for ' i!h the Dr Burk's name following See ELECTION Page 6 with all of the votes cast Glasscock, L. H. (Slim) Galloway and two at Whitharral. Incumbents "bach's existence. places After one year, a new board giving him another term. Nell Pounds. Ed and Clifford 'W the 85 persons Johnson who voted dedicated to dissolving the district was Incumbent city councilmen Paul At Olton, Mayor Parley P. Myers is Throckmorton filed for reelection. wee, those who voted for Dr. Cigarettes Taken elected, and the tax levy abandoned. McCormlck was elected to another unopposed In his bid for Ernest Kristinek and Clinton Fagan are lose that, 'ill but their votes for Later the board asked the Legislature term with 69 votes, and Chester Terms of two councilmen, Percy seeking the two board terms also. "andldates will not be affected." Break-I- n to dissolve district following a Harvey was seated again with 67 votes. Parsons and Bobby Daugherty are fPing In Area the and, said City elections will be held at Earth expiring. Daugherty is the only THREE OLTON INCUMBENTS u'the public hearing in the Texas House of seven men remaining in the Olton Saturday, and balloting is incumbent seeking New filed for Incumbents e Cigarettes seem to be the principal Representatives, a bill to dissolve the and have Birkelbach and Priro nro ballot are interest of persons breaking into two district was passed by both houses and expected to be heavier both places names to appear on the seeking school board posts are Gerald obfnts. The third Dr. Walter and K. incumbent, at Whitharral this weekend. signed by the governor. with opposition candidates in both Claude Burnett, Struve Allcorn. Elmo Bryant and Royce NOWlin. rflri nnt unlr lri businesses rnlnf Walden's Grocery was entered Directors then called for another city elections. Y. Glvens. Collins. at the junior high schooi oe through a window knocked out on the election, and Saturday the residents of Mw open from 8 a.m. to 7 BULA HAS A board with - Election east side some time late Saturday night the district had another chance to say FORMER STEWARDESS iiirinn vuin h Ktrc Ivan L. :3U cartons favored the term of Clawson expiring. Clements. or early Sunday morning. Six whether or not they of cigarettes were taken. H. G. Walden supporting the district, with residents Clawson has filed for He is Joe Cox. said footprints indicated there were voting the district out of existence. opposed by Donald fAVID HAMPTON is a life-lon- three involved, probably a man, Cowley said that funds owned by She Never Saw Ike 'Wield reslHont nnrl lOKn I no woman and child. Evidently the the district will be returned to the lliuite Hamntnn nttondori burglars were scared off, Walden said. taxpayers as soon as possible. Simmons University and Texas Hockley County officials were If we get requests that the money ". iu nas Deen plant supervisor or called to the Whitharral Farmers Co-o- be applied to other county taxes due His Smile products for the past years. morning to investigate now or taxes for the coming year, we ithout three Gin Monday HUsS (HMISviiHJ of 130 cartons will apply the refund that way," the Sunday night theft By NILAH RODGERS and White House staff in addition to I'lefled rMnn .l F IIC at Cowley said. we do not hear from j "vm al,u a" una of cigarettes, pocket knives valued "If Leader Newl Staff Writer the crew. I,'ue. The Hamptons have three $75 and gloves valued at $70. the taxpayers, we will send them a Everywhere the presidential party '""i. rPi n Pnrtnj -- A- A window on the southwest corner check for their share of the money, went great crowds congregated. "We "ej'i An empty place is left in the hearts 3 first (ir.lrlnp iiul CIihtox a of the gin office had been prized up. prorated after all expenses are paid," were always the first to land," Mrs. near-old of millions duo to the death of former he said. Sheriff Weir Clem investigated. President Dwlght D. Eisenhower, and Hall said, "and it was always a great get to open ' especially for a Littlefield resident, thrill to the door and hear TO DELTON JONES Mrs. R. B. (Helen) Hall. all the cheering. Everywhere we went, Mrs. Hall Is a former airline they literally rolled out the red stewardess for Pan American and was carpet." with the former president for 15 days The jet Mrs. Hall flew on set a on his good will tour of South number of records. They flew the Was A General America in 1960. farthest distance non-sto- 3,745 Ike flew The famous smile of the soldier, miles. (She with Eisenhower 16,000 miles altogether.) The jet flew of Dwlght asked Elsenhower if ho knew any president and revered figure in Delton Jones thinks higher than any commercial plane had five-sta- American history has faded away. "It's Eisenhower as the r German. "Eisenhower laughed", David " true about his smile," Helen Hall said. flown at that time, and this jet was the general he knew In France. "I Jones said, 'sure, Elsenhower said, 'I "He smiled continuously. I never saw first plane to land at Brazlllia, the new respected him as president," Jones know the word ." six to him without it. He had a wonderful capltol of Brazil. said, "but I always think of him as Jones said there were usually eight jeeps along when Eisenhower personality. The president visited in Brazil, General Elsenhower." Argentina, Uruguay and Chile while in made his inspections, usually two in "It makes me really sad to know South America. is a salesman at Armes front and two behind the general. this era of history has been brought to Jones, who In every major city where Chevrolet, escorted Elsenhower when Jones landed In France just four a close." Mrs. Hall was one of five Eisenhower went, there was a big he made regular inspection tours of hours after the initial Invasion. The was In were stewardesses and among the crew of parade, she said. After landing, the the front In France, Belgium and first time he France they M right off the Jones was 20 on the jet that went everywhere the plane crew would go to their hotel and &? BkkkW'.fly was in the 7th Corps fighting beach. Germany. Jones watch the parade. Usually Elsenhower Co., which always In tho European campaign all the way president went on his 15 days In South : Headquarters America. would ride In the motorcade with the ' y escorted Elsenhower through front until the war ended. ews: Mrs. Hall said jet was like a president of whatever country he was -, gunsltes. "I was always a Democrat until the Sa-25'5J3sr-GT- lines Inspecting outposts and visiting. camo about Eisenhower ran," Jones said, "but I flying office. "We called it the 'flying "General Eisenhower was always a designated voted for the General. I expect more city room'," she laughed, "because we "There every 30 days," Jones said. spot for the parade to stop while the HELEN HALL was a stewardess and smiling. Democrats voted for Eisenhower than carried so many newspapermen." "He was always calm National Anthem was played," she on former president Dwight D. saying things, any other Republican candidate who Mrs. Hall said the plane she flew on He had a jovial way of said, "first our anthem and then the Eisenhower's South American brave man, even In ever ran." always landed one hour before the but he was a firm, country's national anthem where we good-wil- l tour. She was in Elsenhower was Jones watched the funeral on president came In to allow the secret the tho heaviest fighting. visiting. 1 5 was joining great statesmen, servicemen to get ready for the were Nothing was so thrilling presidential party for days highly respected-- he certainly television, world leaders and friends the world president to make his landing. The jet and meant so much than to be so accompanying the President to In a salute old she flew on carried 72 newsmen, many thousands of miles from home Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Jones said he would never forget over final to the grand DELTON photographers and secret servicemen See STEWARDESS Page 6 Chile. JONES when they entered Germany. Someone soldier. PAGE 2, THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1969 Study Club Has Book Review

ANTON-T- he 1950 selling colorful stationary Study Club met Wednesday. and notes. March 19. In the home oi Anyone Interested in Mrs. Eddie Bishop. purchasing any of these can get in touch with any club Mrs. Gossett Greer gave a member. review of the book, Refreshments were served "Preserve and Protect" by and Easter favors were given Allan Drury. each guest by the hostesses, C.arv Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Jimmy feune Members of the club are Rogers. 1 3 lb 1 mWl 81MIP , iinw r. n hnis tail J J - I and PRIZED FOR B 1 i A if o f j I WfSL lead FIT 'N FASHION! I 1 II , at his PtM " MMmeT ki allu Mrs J r

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JOHN Show are (loft to right) Karen and Cindy Drake, MRS. BREEDLOVE, Narrator (or MODELS FOR THE DENIM Dolls for Cotton Style Dolls for Style of Mr. and Mrs. Drake of Bula, Mrs. Lynn Smith of Olton, and Debbie Cutshall, daughter Denim Cotton Show. uh,,. daughters Jerry fashions modeled by Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Kip of style show was held Friday night, in the Willy room of the Kenneth Heard of and Cutshall Littlefield. The little Mandy Miller daughter the REA building in Littlefield. of Mr. and Ronald Miller of Littlefield. The stvli k,.. held in REA building in i 9Hi iBis. Fr The the Littlefield, Fr VBfiHBK'HHbIm! fB. Entire Famtiy National FHA Week At Junior High nigni. March 23-2- was member took part in the attended morning services at Tuesday: Smile Day. FHA Week at Wednesday: Be kind to Phelpi National activity planned for that the First Presbyterian mHRA Littlefield Junior High particular day. The activities Church that morning. Mr. Brawley day. igmr Ave School. of the week included: Monday: A rose was Thursday: A salad supper R?fc: Everyday each FHA Sunday: Members presented to each teacher. was given for the teachers 1 that night. Friday: Be kind to your neighbor day. Saturday. The day to do something nice for the family. The Jov, Thursday night was a very special one. The mistress of The Light, ceremonies was Timmie ) Campbell, f who opened the The Hope Of. program. The prayer was given by Debra McAnally. IfHP Eastei We. . After the meal, Amy Owens presented a Captured In Beautiful Floueil devotional. i Following the devotional, iinjf Send Flowers To Your Church, Linda Horn read a poem Friends, Loved Ones, Shut-In- dedicated to Mrs. Dorothy iv JvWfi Keeling. For Rich Girls Say it with flowers. Mrs. flowers say it best, .anytime, urn Who Keeling announced Art Tight Fisttd the girls who are to go to (' stateytneeting in Dallas May 1 ana 2 this year. These were Box Carol Chisholm and Vicky AM b Flower BkekerStreet! Davis. They have worked oeekerStreetl very hard on their Junior 518 EAST 5th A DIVISION or JONATHAN LOO AN degrees all year. Congratulations! PHONE 385-35- The FHA members presented a rose to Martha Brown at the beginning of the program. Martha has 3K5-1I- 8I Classified been an active president of Dial For FHA all year. r f Tf TT??f flfVVf V' Join tf10fr 'Hi osr V Jf

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Study Club !! FHA Week UTTLKFIELI) Activities For i Has Meeting Observed Classifieds

1 I 01. ON IS kola Study IJifilJiHo-IIH- j E$j b McSHAN 385-433- 7 ( lub met Tuesday night in At Spade L Hie home of 'Mrs Earl Sprulell and Mrs Fred Sl'MJL Spade Chapter ,... li.nii!i'iiH,r Mesleo. to spend a week Pendergrass as hostess Harnett J D Hagler I of MIA observed National of -a l " The group spent FRIDAY PHII i I j Mr. 'mrall Harold Clement. the Future Homeniakers or and Mrs. Alexander Heti evening visiting LAMB ( O t "and Mrs Duggnn Hodges and J 1 America Week (March and Mrs Jo Mi Mrs Pendergrass served CHAI'lLR of the 21-28- by BrMr or shan meriian participating in a III Vandervoort Dallas were finger sandwiches, chips and Red Cross will hold their different guests In tin; project each day. home of Mr Mr dips and coffee. regular meeting .it I p m in Monday, was M.. l.lll Mrs. jnd Mrs J D Hauler slave day for and Arthur I. t Those the Red Cross office infl Oilman MM-n- .sundav present were the group H carrying f x,'",u' lilSl WITH night and Mines Basil ind Mondav Johns. J books, pop bottles, , !(os.i are in Vernon. P etc the , Mil Nafger. Don Nafger. girls earned about 2 i Mr. and Mrs. A. Ii. Luge SCARFED his parent" "" Illlbun tie Reynolds. Hob M.E. Tuesday - MHS. DEE Taylors 'learners ii mU spent the- Chapman had TVO PtECER vrnnstian weekend in Odessa Harberand Earl Sprulell. Appreciation Day was parents visiting ut brother. Woodrovv n Aincl Ny n and hit relatives and friends Net regular meeting will observed bv a tea given for Teiot.lalt ""son and his wife from be on Otfotucfc I Qreal in irs J f wx Tuesday. April 8. with the Norman. Okla.. as guests Celebrate 50th teachers ihe coir """ " Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Duval in Mrs Jim Brown as hostess. Thursday. Dirtv di ,,r left Wednesday her home this past weekend Locker menl Great ( nllt shnnn'H '" for Austin to The program will be on Dav. found all school tummtr d'lyt Flop holidays Also visiting In the Chapman lockers Mrs xn.uu'u spend the with their exercises. "Shape Up For Anniversary being inspected and tagged coclitt sher ltvvt m home was her son. p will c in i.arlaMi nooi son Shelley and Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Spring". bark llraight J ' I . with litlerbugs if needed . i M Chapman of Dimmitt. OL'ION-M- r and Mrs M tk n Siitt 10 II Ut ii 4fr i ' Charles Duval Jr. Friday was E. Tulor were honored Little Sister Charge ill lift Lrcndms "' "!,mK Day. in which the Freshmen Mrs Margaret Bedford Mrs Sunday with an open house ui i'"nu Don Hrestrup was Gleaners Class in FHA'ers sponsored a tea and and Mrs. Kva Jones of released observance of their from the Methodist fiftieth wedding program for the incoming and Mr Lubbock were guests Hospital Saturday anniversary. eighth grade girls "'" where she Has Meeting Calling hours were 2 '5 S,mlli "HI Monday of Hhoda Price. had surgery to on her hand, as a p m in the PCA partv If Brirt"""'"' ""' result of room a car accident AMHERST Mrs Henry Approximately 90 guests Imsan uiijei. Mr and Mrs D. earlier in the week. Meer was hostess for Haw com the and relatives called during and son David and Visitors in the Don monthly business and social Mr Joe the afternoon. Circle Has and J, Illlbun left Wednesday Hrestrup home Saturday meeting of the Gleaners to a Hosts and hostesses for U and K''"'"' "' spend few days fishing evening were Mrs Etta Class of the Baptist Sunday -- unnav in at Possum Kingdom. the occasion were the i ptni iarton from Alpine. Mrs. School Class Wednesday couples children. Uauncita Mission Study D vrmiicau Hob Sproul from Ft. Davis afternoon Booth of Albuquerque, N Kev. and Mrs. Houston and Mrs Buddy For program. Mrs. Mrs Kalherlne Rumback Hall from the M . Laveta Phillips of Hodges and children of Post Resser. was hostess to the Mary Mrs Barton is the Meer introduced Mrs. Griff Vaneta Uracil of Atlanta. ! r ihir.md of Dallas arrived Monday Bojles. Francis Nichols Circle of to mother of Mrs Hrestrup and who spoke on her Ga.. Darlene Cochran of l i .tun uesday visit his mot her. Mrs. Hetty First Baptist Church the other women are her trip to the Holy Land. She Rosser. Charlene Young of in .hi"- - hllllll' of IllT Hodges. showed Monday. in sisters. colored movies to Lubbock; James lav lor of I,t Mrs Jnhn .ul Mrs.' E. G Brunson taught I illustrate her talk. Clovis. N. M and Don 01 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fore The class presented Mrs. a Missionary message of the snrlcv Debbie had as Taylor of Earth 'I he Bible from the book of i iltn their guests last Humphries a floral anniversary i cake was ( irdun ipi-ii- tile weekend her brother and I). arrangement for the living "Phllllpians" II. Club d e c e d b a Prayer Mrs d in MUiir. visiting wife. Mr and Mrs. S A room of her new home. oral chairman. G. at granddaughter. Juiinita V. Walden led the prayer for virlin j student Thompson of Amarillo. Refreshments of pecan Hoothe. f'hiTi and apple pie Missionaries w ho had Has Mccliii" with coffee The couple has 17 birthdays Monday Mr. Mrs. M and and T punch were served to grandchildren and five great vy and Mr- - I I OLTON-Olto- Easter decorations and v l.obaugh are planning a trip n Home Mmes. T. I. Batson. J. H. grandchildren. cimctfi spent j few day s colors were used for the THE to Couroe and Ft. Worth Demonstration Club met Bradley. Johnny Smith. May Lrtk The former Levie dinner of ham r m J.iikMiinilk. over the Easter holidav Tuesda.v in the home Ernest Coleman. N. H. baked and all DRESS of Mrs Barton and M E. Tavlo'r the trimmings weekend. Leon Ma for a regular Humphries. A A Royal. PLACE v V were married March ')0. Members present were meeting Gene Enloe. Paul Gonales, 1919 in Hurneyville. Okla. m HuImiii i student Mrs. Mines. J L. Barnard. Less Malvin Donelson. Mrs Ted Long, guests Mrs. Ed ; Bill Patillo. They moved to Olton Dee. Barker. N Boyd. W E it ltTMl l tlllU" in Devin and Laurie arrived president, presided at Love. Mrs. Arthur Monchief. Bass. the 1. 1921. He is a retired 11 K H(,M In tfHTltl thl1 Wednesday to visit her short business meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Griff Hoyles of Dunn. llouk. Jesse will) farmer. Jordan. C D C. bis parents. Mr. and Mrs J. 1) Mrs O T. Crosby Sudan, Mr. Mever and the Rumback. J Lmdlev. U Martin. W. hi ld Mien NlcSban demonstrated "How To hostess. - Hogan V. G t jlurrt.i hi- .ind Make Burlap Brunson and Flowers." Miss fund- - Irniii Ieas Some of those who Mrs May Frankie Stevens f J served cake, Mrs Iff! lor KukIiim) to attended the King Cotton puiuh J Dunagin was a or coffee to Mines Mrs. Gilbert guest ifrKifki'nd Regional Bridge Tournament Homer Currv. Crosbv. Circle Has in Lubbock last week were Patillo. Ross Carty. Jack & HuImiii miii til Mr Mr and Mrs Arthur Duggan. Kirbv. J W Lee. "Charles Sludy Feted At Party rv Yhe K" Mli'ii llutson. Mr and Mrs J. E Clnsholm. Lew is. Bennv Dickson, V. 0 i ti irti m .ii I eas Mr and Mrs Houston Harrod. Z D Miller and Miss AMHERST-T- he Friends and relatives of iiii sjiurd.iv with Ruth 'n Hoover. Mines Ithcnard Ann Warren, and two guests. Solesbec Circle of the Mrs. Roy Gilbert surprised ).? MiCary. Alvin Webb. J M Mrs Dan Adair and Mrs Baptist WMU met Mrs. her Saturday night, with a r r with i anii to. Farmer. Geneva Parker. J II Steve Boruk Verdell Burton hostess, birthday party in her home IC Monday afternoon for Bible north of Littlefield alwa3 first quality study. Gifts were brought and Mrs. Jerry Estep, Bible sent. study chairman, conducted Refreshments of birthday, It's our annual Easter shoe parade the study from the book of cake, angel food cake cookies, candy, punch and Philippians. iRMV33asa2S8S3?yf Mrs. Keith Tomes, Mrs. spiced tea were served 'vsssyKstfjfvn 'lhose Mr n Jimmy Cowan, Mrs. Hudson attending were fimtnifWrC A fl'jALiIV Mrs. B " Cantrell and Mrs. Eugene and N Embrv of Six mmmmm Mile Corner, Mr. arid Mrs, Sfc Young had parts in -- the &S2sas?5Asi?vA "&- - liJTa, mmMmtmwk, &iMjj2M.r rjrr. PwT n - r- r . presentation. Lilburn Hales of Six Mile r j i The President Mrs. Young Corner. Mr and Mrs Easter presided in the business Ledford Enloe of Littlefield. Value Days discussions. Mr. and Mrs Ed Ross of Circle members will Littlefield, Mr and Mrs. decorate for the annual Charles Hinds of Littlefield. Chuck Wagon Supper, a Mrs. Virginia Stueart of courtesy for high school Littlefield. Mr and Mrs V. seniors to be held in A. Hinds of Littlefield. Mrs. mid-Apri- l. Sue Hinds of Amarillo. Mrs For their community Anna Bullman of Littlefield. action project they will go to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Butler Amherst Manor Rest Home of Littlefield, Mrs Francis Monday, March 31, at 1 p.m. Farquhar of Littlefield, and to sing.' Ulan c Ii e D o d g e n o f The prayer calendar was Littlefield. read by Mrs. Young. Mrs Cowan offered -- prayer for Missionaries MODERN MOWERS i. '. . . - -- -. A' "-- v : having birthday. Starting a power mower is ". '.'. '41a. . w 8 The hostess served easier when it is done with a assorted sandwiches, cookies rechargeable nickel-cadmiu- and lemonade to Mmes battery powered ignition ' 'rS" c ' , . v-- ' r-v --dKw T.t' Keith Tomes, Winston system. A built-i- generator Ferguson. Cantrell, Estep. recharges the battery while The Fashionable Bow Pump The Look for Easter Young, Cowan and Burton the motor is running. 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1 J EDITORIALS o -- sr-i- T AR DEAR EDITOl Think' I Our Readers )-- What Leader-New- s Thinks lA-- r What The 2g?3r 2. Sticky Situation kshi U.S. Savings Bonds v . " -" - v say nothing Dear Ed: of cracked ien. 5 Jwrf sticker ... huen This state inspection ... u,, uuriil'a-OU- t lOV is at tail 7r? business is quite a "sticky" business bulbs. Surely, this car has bw. but some things (stickers Insnectlons for fifin J' The Little Guy old da when nobody would best, Gyp poocl 'Remember the get completely needing anythlne " '" included) just seem to n.. . give us credit owner is likely to i A COUPLE of years ago, honestly offer only 4.25 per cent out of hand. become a bit! W case a bedloagglcd auto whnn...... vnn ,,,,.Mnl ll,i l. .... I' when we were asked to to Mr. and Mrs. Everyday Saver? Take the of j v,ull ms "Pride I recommend U. S. Savings Bonds TI1E FARMER'S WIFE shop foreman who, as you well know, is not up to State smnria. in While to our readers, we declined. THE SMALL SAVER is a is the cause of this sticker business you try lo explain n, J the cause for vu is, victim of habit, or ignorance, or the first place. (He's also nun, uiu muciianir stands J ki Our feeling was, and still and that they aren't a very good buy. employers who urge all the mechanlcac trouble you have for a decision. Meanwhile ,!.... 1 also egghead more Immediately after we made participation in payroll savings with your car.) He's the customers ham ,. . that statement two years ago, a plans. He doesn't search for the Times Change that makes excuses for NOT having stickers and; "If you can taken" know a sticker on your car, after serviceman wrote us to say we best return, and he doesn't time to put iiuui'i'L ims venicie wh can't the market. you finally made up your mind that take time to do mine'' After were "mercenary". m a He called U. S. Savings Bonds He relies on the 8OOtX3Ooe33300C30O By LIHUY MUDGETT the law won't be repeated this year, uun i nuca anyming done just, "a good investment in government his and you'll have to have one if you're out and stick it on." government-an- d takes what he I Finally, .. Democracy." MANY A LONG YEAR ago are washed before go to bed. going to drive this bucket of bolts. after vnn'i. gets. Now, (this time of year) he's estimates for the first while I was still a bride and Ike There is nothing so unpleasant customer We to And he has been getting a every side by howls, "All that money would agree they used had just been made a five star for a man to see as a kitchen full beseiged from just f( sorry deal. I It sticker buyers. Add this to sticker? take m be. general, an article entitled "If of dirty dishes in the morning. Prospective I'll bus Twenty-fiv- e and elsewhere!" years ago, savings Were a Bride Today" came out in spoils his whole day." all of his other responsibilities, a of PRESIDENT NIXON and self-pit- y might be You're so whenk.J y bonds yielded almost half a popular woman's magazine. It you might see where rclieed ' y long-ter- Secretary of the Treasury David one percent more than was written by Mamie Doud his frequent companion. that you soften up and agree rj U. S. Government bonds. They M. Kennedy can't make heez, (take your Inspect Eisenhower. But when this hero, or mechanic the ( for the I WERE newly married, I were a good investment then. restitution There will be many eulogies in "IF your choice) goes into the sanctity of waiting vehicles after all Ahnm shortcomings of the Johnson would take the picking-u- p as part of all richly deserved, his own home, sits down at his own time he gets started, in walks honor Ike, It is a thing and Today the government cheats administration. I of MY job. little now-defun- fellow whose vehicle Is you might be table to eat. and finds a back in ways: But they could start being fair but thought arguing about, h buyers in two in some remarks of the not worth sticker sandwich on his plate, stall supposedly beinn renairoH its affairs to buyers. interested since you are not First, by conducting future great especially inscribed, "for Pope or Russ." This in ain't somebody workiiw nn high-grad- e wemn behind this man in inflationary manner, the Today, investors in likely to I I an made before he even thought of win." MUST be ridiculous! must say surely car? didn't bring it here for n,. has eroded the public utility bonds get a return you keep your house ready government entering politics. "If this is grounds for something or other! keep all week!" And the beat; 7 cent purchasing power of the interest of up to per and for him to bring his friends to at "I'm going to let you put a sticker on, and on and on1 the principal. sometimes more. time, the rewards are I and IT MIGHT HELP explain his any on my car if you'll hurry." "I need a Guess sound sorrj but I doll government pays Treasury issues pay 6 per If a is Second, the consideration and thoughtfulness enormous. man proud of Ah needs a forward to April 16th Mabe tfml a below-the-mark- rate of will his sticker.'' cent. of her, even though she remained his home, you share stickuh! "Sen'or, could you put the water I get into will be in thebathl interest. Rates above 5 per cent are friends with him. If he cannot mostly in the background and stick?" These are the phrases you and maybe with a little soakinj I on home, he may commonly available left the limelight to him. bring his friends begin to hear in your sleep. get the foot out of m mouth RECENTLY, the Treasury certificates of deposit at banks of staying "Times change, but the basic get into the habit Other familiar sayings are: "All Ail notes to yield and savings and loan associations. It a offered things that make a good marriage away himself. takes lot of you'll have to do is just fill it out and CornballBtoi 6.42 per cent and ar notes to stay exactly the same year after doing, but it is worth the effort." put it on." "It won't need anything". yield 6.29 per cent in a refunding IF WE WERE selling U. S. year." "It passed last year with no changes deal. Savings Bonds at 4.25 per cent, "The first and most important "I THINK it is dreadful for a or adjustments." These were the highest U. S. our conscience would hurt. to go in cold rule is simple. If a bride can pretty bride around So? You pull a mechanic off a Our Pol in Treasury rates since 1865. And you can bet we wouldn't make up her mind at the cream or curlers or a sloppy profitable repair job to inspect this If the government pays large be getting any of the business, dress. Who ever heard of a car. Many the poor old thing Our columm are ai.vavs cpe1 '3t t: beginning of her marriage that times 1 scale investors such rates, can it either. secretary wearing a spotted dress who write a leile' 'u 'he c ; she is the wife and that her does well to get inside. The headlights Leader Newt wi" a rep ai nitrifl to work 'because it is just the They are signed, however the "mic1' 5TR husband is the head of the house, must have had a family quarrel, office and no one will see me but writer will be wtrineid -- C"' 'i .tj all of adjustments and strains just sit there looking in opposite are pa rErmmmmmmm the is Such letter! kep' or i i ul ha r sure to come will the boss'? Your husband the directions. The front wheels are inspection by anyone wis rt:":it:u that are take nd care of themselves." boss-a- don't you forget it." leaning together at the top much like a them Letters are w ne3 u "Washing the baby's socks and permits, with shorte' ie'teu ft, couple of drunks. The brakes jerk the better chance ol uemg critedc-i'- ) - laundry can become u- "LET'S FACE IT. Our lives counting the cab to one side while they give forth a than those which are euemi' v of a The fact that a letter isp' tied Car revolve around our men, and that boring. The endless routine spine tingling, rasping sound. The horn house sometimes seems like a mean the Leader News necsiar d7 ;Got Involved' is the way it should be. What real just don't give a hoot, and the wipers with tho opinion stated satisfaction is there without meager, futile little are worn down to the metal. This is to them?" job especially when your "The wise wife is the one who husband comes home full of says at the beginning: 'I will be important news and all you can THE ABUNDANT LIFE to to most say is that you paid the gas bill." A the train to be the one volunteer do T?HERE WAS expecting It is " of significance delayed, got off. of the adapting. worth it.' "demonstration" easy to please if in Chicago. lay still on floor "Men are so the other morning The man the you do not become belligerent Lake St. elevated train, of car four, turning grey against "THERE ARE MOMENTS The over the little things make a out United Pur pose El," loaded with commuters the dark blue of his crjmpled, that when job that takes you "the no difference anyway. But there among people and gives you Loop-boun- d approaching shabby windbreaker. was almost were many times in my early California St. when, in the fourth It was then that the motorman extra money seems very married life when I had to go desirable. But life will be far wi'w m m m w car back, a man in his middle from cars ahead ran back wrmm By HOB WEAR four conference myself if pale, let go, slumped down the platform, entered car into with and more rewarding you do not 50's turned say: Is it worth it to have to If to the floor. four and in an instant was on his 'Listen. yield that temptation. you WE LIVE IN THE KIND of WE MUST FINDEFFECTIV knees beside the fallen passenger. my own way about this? What do, you may find yourself with national and world climate which ways to move toward unity an NOBODY SCREAMED. am I gaining anyway, if Ike nothing but a job twenty years is much more conductive to good will, and discontinue tl would rather have it some a tt Nobody moved toward him. RIPPING OPEN the man's other from now, or with home that feelings of discouragement and thinking, the talking and way?' " maintai Those near him drew back in coat and shirt, the motorman both you and your husband have frustration than to feelings of action which create and or placed his ear to the exposed forgot how to go home to." hope and accomplishment. n mnrh strife and ill Will, ThlJ I stunned silence unconcern. "I AM PROUD of the fact The elevated guard, in that car chest, listening. He heard "That has been my job and There are so many problems the only way we have to build t nothing. that never in all our lives have my joy. And trying to do my and difficulties, uncertainties and ourselves, our communny i at that time, pulled the I emergency cord; the speeding Other passengers stood and Ike and been in debt, though part by keeping Ike's home on an threats, misconceptions and our nation. We must build i many is the time I have been elevated train screeched to a stop watched or sat and watched or even keel has meant wonderful, misunderstandings that many and not tear down. to twenty-fiv- e cents at at the next station. resumed reading the sports pages. down the rewarding busy, entertaining, persons seem to end of feel arl The El guard ran into the It was the motorman, Tom the month." happy years for me." overwhelmed. WE MUST TURN more for somebody to Patterson, who began urgently to "You think twice about an There is, however, hope for us more to spiritual elementsol station, shouted expensive item when you to the call the police, which somebody message the fallen man's chest. have in unity of purpose. faith, understanding ana noF" did. When there was no response it take the dollars out of your nrrinr in hornmp ttronaer. was the motorman who placed pocketbook instead of charging THIS GENERAL, difficult We must depend less and les! SEVERAL PASSENGERS, his mouth over that of the it." condition is contributing to the upon our physical environmerl unconscious man and sought to "So long as he had razor widespread quarreling, slander Urenath and trl blades cigarettes, for nnr breathe some of his own life into and Ike did not and irresponsible condemnations formation of our attitudes. the silent lungs. mind stew instead of steak at the which are so prevalent. Too end of every if bettc Howdy Neighboi month it made many of us depend almost WE MUST DEVELOP my accounts come out even." . !..- - All MINUTES WENT BY; there exclusively upon our physical feelings... about ourseiv, - By BOYD PIERCE Of Burleson was no perceptible response. The surroundings for strength and nninhhors and our friends. I" " 'STRICTLY CASH' i i. . nnrnnse- I" motorman did not give up, did would insight. must De our unueu.:, f"'r-- j . 11 Definition of HOME: The be my slogan if I were newly - ... - U affofflUe. - not look up, continued his As a result, we are easily oraer lor us 10 u ;.-- only place where you can really persistent, determined effort at married today. Buying things on vL-- disturbed. : ..nicm and even r, enjoy corn on the cob and soup. artificial respiration until, when time, no matter how much easier warn I contrary "ism" wM it things at other the police arrived with oxygen, makes the moment, NOT KNOWING WHAT ELSE threatens our way of life. , Foreign attitudes toward the the stricken man was breathing seems to me to be one of the to do, we often turn on each lAiii. ..;nrl nnrnose, v." still appear to be most traps a Willi illUIU Ullli." f i .rl United States again. vicious into which other. Thus the strife and will be able to attack jterlil "Leave Us A Loan." bride can fall." And it was the motorman who "You do the stitching. Ed. turmoil grow, and there is no problems rather than ourj "I have one hard and fast rule w, I held the oxygen while police I even have trouble lacing unity. neighbors, and we The big fish seem to always placed a about the kitchen. No matter the man on stretcher shoes in Many times we are actually our enemies get away. is I my the morning." opposing Perhaps that why and removed him toward the how tired am, the dishes always working against ourselves they're big. and our trienas. hospital. our own oest interests. . itiii thstwei A poor speaker makes you THE DELAYED TRAIN ...jj. t .too resumed its run. TOO MANY FOLK are uvurywiiiiy"."r,::t?we uun - .. dumb at one end and numb at The delayed blaming great huij a others for not doing dissipation of the the other. passengers, with sigh or a shrug, in i&SVJSB ITS' anything to help, but many who resources found umj showed only relief that the point gaunt, prostrate man was now the finger of censor are not purpose. Even when The big difference between doing anything " gossip and news depends on out of sight, that they were again constructive. Too exercising our nyi" ., et many of us seem to feel that our eacn m " - - whether you hear it or tell it. on their way; they would not be W! witn oiner are &EJMDSIE-88S- criticism of others is an us that there JM too late for work. remember must The man the last saw accomplishment. areas in which we Most of us know how to say standing Constructive together. alive they last saw prone on a criticism often together and work be nothing but few of us know serves some - stretcher in the hospital died. useful purpose, but w IVIU3I '.- 0iii when. ESTABLISHED 1923 much of t I n . The motorman returned to work. what is taking place irresponsible JHtWSM(rteoNIST now is nothing lest we I When his work was he Lamb County Leader more than disagreements i( wonder how many fig leaves done blaming responsible would make out a formal others for the same impossible to be Eve tried on before she said, "I'll and County Wide News weaknesses and failures r,f aareement alu take this one." report on his own time. that are present in our own lives. mutual.!...need. combined Feb. 13, I969. Such censoriousness is The most effective highway PERHAPS IT SHOULD not a very make any difference poor substitute for effective and ...WEMUSTpOEVERVTHI safety sign is on the side of a that the responsible passenger, living. UAIN "- -' . police patrol car. Fred A. Ellerman, so Wt locieany be long ignored there on the floor, BILL TURNER Editor & Publisher united purpose, and then v;( BOB HAMILTON Advertising IN MANY INSTANCES, u A woman needs two men in was white.... Director when diligent to proteci And that the man who kept JOELLA we have finished our criticism of strong. her life. A husband and someone LOVVORN News Editor each other, to compare him with. him alive if only for a little while the solutions of our in the only effort to rescue him problems are no nearer, and sometimes the Why is it that a person your was motorman Tom Patterson, PUBLISHED SEMI WEEKLY, each per year, elsewhere, $8 per year Carrier problems have 27, is Thursday and Sunday morning by The Boy delivery, 70 cents per month Single been made more complicated. own age always looks older than who black. . Leader News, 313 W 4th, Llttlelleld, copy rates, 10 cents on Thursday and 16 We must rrrwiiiil I n&-- you It should not make any be big enough and do? Texas, 79330 Entered as second class cents on Sunday Classified advertising intelligent enough difference. It's just that you've matter In the U S Post Office, rates 6 cents per first to concentrate word Insertion, on solving our problems, a new-bor- n baby read so much about the Littlefleld, Texas, 79339. under the acts minimum $1, 3 cents per word and No wonder retrain from cries. It's hungry, naked and it "demonstrations" in Chicago and of March 3, 1879 Subscription rates by thereafter Telephone 385 4481 the popular practice I mall In Lamb and adjoining counties, $G of already owes the government thought you should read about superficial and ready this one. judgment against one another. $5,800! I Ills must be our purpose.

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THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY. APRIL 3, 1969, PAGE 5 Chris Le Boeuf WATER SOAK Favored In Case A largo number of Defendant Given Plague common household stains do The jury rendered a Anderson look the AMIIKKST not require special treatment verdict in favor of the household goods and """' 1 except for a fifteen minute l'l i Chris LeDoeuf. son of Mr defendant Andy Anderson, furnishings in question into and Mrs Richard Wall or period March 28, in the case of his possession. ink ?1 before garments are put in Jimmy vs Lubbock and grandson of Smith Andy The jury found a the washer For MRS. LESTER LA GRANGE Mr and Mrs Curtis fabrics Anderson perponderame of evidence 3336 Chisholm of Littlefield took which can be blenched, the D M Holt was foreman that the furnishings In flHB addition of ihlorine bleach of the that found constituted Mrs. honors at the District VI jury that question to hot susd.v water will Mr Mrs S.M'l RDAY March 2! er HWiiHHHBi and Smith had Smith's share of community parents, Vocational Industrial Clubs was a "Red Letter the Neil MR AND MRS Gary remove man common divided their community property, and ruled in favor teuton Dav" at aulkners in rt of America meeting Fnda Amherst School Thu annual Sliickton HiMkahcc of Littlefield and Saturday in Amarillo stains property at the tune of the defendant. '"u oiner relatives in named their daughter Connie lenj Inlerscholasth Literarv meet nieonix belore Chris received a plaque as was held with IllJO entrants, returning Elaine born March 28, in outstanding VICA ul tail loves home student in their parents and teachers Littlefield Hospital weighing parliamentary proiedure beenpj ....'MK AND MRS Edker and attending The schools five pounds, sk ounces. Mr. was among other winners ars or Dimniitt visited in represented were and Mrs Howard Campbell the third and pl,i(c Anton. their son and wire. Mr fourth Amherst, Bledsoe. Hula. and of Amherst and Mr and Mrs. categories pliuin Mrs Leonard link during Huckabec of Olton are the Cotton Center. Hart. the weekend. grandparents -- Three Wav. .- Labuddle. Mil AND MRS Eugene A M N H E --: - Nazareth Pep. Snne'r. O G T O S 'ricKiv visited their sou. attending the track meet at Spade Whlteface and Donald and family Whitharral in Rig Kress Friday were the Leroy J. Ball Family EASTER n Spring the weekend O K N of Maxfields. Mrs. Hert Grimes, E E N L O E March 22. Donald underwent surger.v on his continues Linda Johnson, Hrenda I" improve from a heart Davis, Mr and Mrs. Winston hand in Lubbock last week. Returns Home And After. ... attack suffered earlier this Cummings and Debbie. THE STATE convention U'ar Another v son. Capt MMES II L Phelps. AMHERST-- Mr and Mrs , for lilh school student lain Priddv. is now uttt n council stationed Lerov Mafleld. Gene James Ball and sons Kent III IuA 4 representatives was near Mineral Wells He was Little Girls' IL ".f held In the new Campbell. Ray Hlessing and and Scott returned last week ! chic center there for a short visit Lester ,v L LaGrange were among from Luauda, Angola l in Amanita Thursday to Mil AND wa MRS Fred those DRESSES Saturday of last week A attending the bridal Portuguese West Africa Wilson were in Paducah for shower honoring Miss senior who attended was the weekend with relatives. James has been employed SIZES Debbie Landers. Annette Dulton. It was given a Juniors MR AND MRS. Earl in Mrs. with construction were Vickie Cook and Hobby Short's home company. Lwing are moving from Tuesday last Vvr'uTA .J i m II u p h r e afternoon of WXI in in s . Littlefield to Stephenville week On their return thev , Sophomores Eddie Monies :r this week His parents. Mr MR AND MRS. II. L. loured Spain and Portugal a n d K a C a p b e . 1 in and Mrs Don Ewing went Phelps had During the six months Freshmen. Doug an Easter dinner Cumnungs with them to Stephenville Sunday Mr. Mrs. Ball and the bovs were and Clauthe Cook Mr with and Mrs and last week Mr and Mrs. A. P Emery Hlume and Phelps there, the sons attended an J e r r E s t e p Mrs Hrown, Mrs Don Ewing's and Mr. and Mrs. C. V. English school. LADIES DRESSES accompanied the students parents live in nearby Harmon attending. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The all stayed at the Cross Dublin. Earl and Janie will m Motel, near Hanna and famllv of Itaods the live in Dublin until they can Amarillo were here for 2.99 to 4.99 convention headuunrters find suitable living quarters the EstepN weekend with her parents. We've got your M It S JERRY in Stephenville. Don was Mr. bag parents. Mr and Mrs W It and Mrs. A 0 Dickson Tl there for a visit. Kim Newton help for the season! All to $6" them welcome the Williams, stayed with their KEITH LANCE of grandchildren while Balls back from Africa where TO the new sizes and their Littlefield is spending several James has parents were away The are been employed shapes in PVC wickers, days with his grandparents. Gets Rating for almost a year from Abilene Mr and Mrs. Trov Lance vinyl and patents SEVERAL CURLS from MRS. ' ANTON-Ki- m The Balls OLA Haccus of Newton have gone to ' with I Ralls school visited Miss -- the tiniest Sudan visited Mrs A F received a "Superior" rating Houston this week where he $12" Judy How man Thursday of Copeland and Mrs Don at the National Federated will be reassigned by his prices in town. last Av-- week Ralls had spring Turner during the weekend. Piano Festival held Saturday company. li," vacation last week One of MR. AND MRS. Sam at the Garden and Arts tv- -i. the girls was Paula McGregor The Dickson's son. Keith Harmon and Kim and Mr. Center in Lubbock. and family of Montgomery, who lived with her parents and Mrs. Jack Durham were Kim, a student of Mrs. near Houston are expected o'day here for several years Miss mode Lubbock visitors Sundav. to here 400 Phelps Ave. X How man has had a fine Dovie Harron. is in her sixth be this weekend for a MR AND MRS. "John family reunion. record as girls' basketball Moreland were on business year of piano coach the three years at in Megargel the area last Last Spring she won a Ralls since completing week and visited Paducah college From 20 victories in relatives rating of "Excellent" at the on their return. festival. (Classification of the her first season to 2:t last C.EORGE HARMON and ratings which are given are: ear and this ear her Allan While fished at Oak victories had climbed to 31 Superior. Excellent, Very Creek Lake during the Good, Good, and Fair). Ibis was one of the most w eekend enviable marks in Texas Kim is daughter of Mr. MR AND MRS. Hill and Mrs. Madison TIME DEPOSITS OF 81,000 OR basketball U. Newton. MORE Conned and her brother. She is an eighth grade MR N'D MRS A It E. Thompson, left Friday for student in Anton Schools, i, Lnloe and Mr and Mrs John California. They will visit 5 Enloe Mrs Cletis Dunn and where she is a Junior High DRAW GUARAiNTEED INTEREST. their brother in Hakersfield. cheerleader. Mrs Ed Love were among The Connells will return to those attending funeral Hattle Mountain. New, seniles for Mrs. John w here they are homesteading Ilav hurst in Littlefield a place and Thompson will SllMiS (lllll) Fridav afternoon return home in April. Ol'ESI'S OF Mrs Eva MR AND MRS Clarence . Attawa Thursday were her Hlack and Mrs M. V. Cowan Has Mcclinir niece and family. Mr and were in Lubbock and had Mrs Gar Keating and Itrad the Black's daughter Elaine OLTON-Kimi- chi Study of Lincoln. Ill They were to Hlack and her roommate at Club met Thursday Tech, Paralyn Sue Render of afternoon in the Women s Dimmit t for dinner guests. Club House for a regular TUKETSONSALE AT J Hobby Cowan, who is a meeting. IF COMPOUNDED 5 YEARS, Put Re O'tlStoio senior at Tech was in Corpus Mrs Hurley Favor, Oaments and up- - t I ll'cl e'il Tua r Christi for an interview and presided over ':" treatments puts S'iis.isV. tould not be with them. the business meeting. The SAME tUfi Ur Ea;ton (n group discussed give THE DEPOSIT WILL EARN 5v v ."Xs: .iiv iyu iiuii helping " MO! : wio lo'c'ront in lor- - m '.'XS icciw.firiNi X .S-:- Nicholson of Lnhhnrk the measles vaccine in the lo'd :ok pg spring $jj visited his parents. Mr and schools and the District rssfc0n Naan.iVHv.Ilni .Mrs. u C Nicholson and Federated meeting to be 7 Academy Awnrdsvi sister. Mrs Lloyd Edwards heldinPlainvievv Mrs. Elmer and fanulv Saturday. Houston gave the program Black nk Patent LION IN MRS." MAT Ni Sr.. on "American Heritage " Mrs. Garland DePrang. $1795 NAlMAKISc HtPRURS W1NT6R visited her daughters and sons, in Sudan last week hostess, served cake, ribbon while her companion, Mrs. sandwiches, chips and dips, Gladys Glenn was a patient olives and Cokes to Mines. .. in the local hospital several Favor, Elmer Houston, John Vlo$ Hnvs Jefferies, Buster Nicholas, s wtfkiaii I Sl'E HINDS was home Randall Roper, Garland Oliver Rose, Amos "TjMBWMvv iHL , for the weekend from Rose. Walden. and Charles Shipley ..i Ext H JO Milt H 00 Amarillo. Sh- o- Odi il IM pm MR AND MRS Hobby Roll call was answered Jft Wad V.l S n !M oes u.ii t" Gronevvald of Palestine, were with each member present l here for the weekend with named their oldest living FtliniEEVTlHF. MMILY Co.ntise.vi.vi. her mother, Mrs. Ethel relative. QM02-- I next regular meeting .V Logan and in Littlefield with The Oai 3854481 his parents, Mr and Mrs. of this group will be April 3 Robert Gronevvald. in the Women's Club House L'3i5 fiecis 7o

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NEWS. THURSDAY. APRIL 3. 1969 PAGE 6. THE LEADER LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. term on veterans, the . The crew kidded the stewardesses night. While the group was in Sao said, "and most of them were . . . ELECTION to Littlefield ig?o or of this type in . .. STEWARDESS about having to ride on the truck Paulo, the Marine Band that was to making a number tours from Littlefield Hi.Va.ndI' with several presidents." I carrying the photographers. "There play for the banquet that night, took Continued from Page II" trained in ae, . 1 PAN AM CREW had two t Continued from Page was room for only so many off and crashed when two planes THE University of Texas, holding an Ll.B cert fled mil.li. . ""n local reporters In everyone weeks off to recuperate from the flight f00" and hear 'The Star Spangled Banner'. cameramen, and the of collided the air. Almost degree. He practiced law for a while orwrtlnc his ,J .., a feeling love of the country where we were, always got aboard was killed. This was early in when they reached Washington. They farming. Yarbrough He and his It really Rives you of before going into wife u h? It was was days In the capital city t ., country." aboard the camera truck, too. the flight. Everything canceled spent three and his wife, Patricia, have three Thnvti.r n really a battle for the best spots. The got back "they were really treated " She remembers the parade In Mo, that night. "By the time we where children. Mark, a first graJcr. Scot, 5, daughter. Marily & love photographers would really push and to the states." Mrs. Hall said, "all the royally." Yarbrough said he is I m Tor Brazil, as being the largest. "They and Jill. 3. better schools'" - shove for spots." Mrs. a coffee In the parades down there so much," Mrs. advantageous bodies had been buried in Arlington. The crew was given Interested in education, feeling he has Hall said. way Master General's office. They BOB L Halt said. On the home the entire party Post a personal stake in the future of Itniu-- The Pan Am crew spent 10 days House, and s spent three days at Ramey Air Force toured the White Littlefield schools with three children. operated KodenlwJrm get BUT THE PARADE that stands out getting ready for the presidential tour. Base in Puerto Rico. Eisenhower the public usually doesn't to Members had to go through emergency lit Mrs. Hall's mind most, is the one rested up there and golfed before see. JOHN CLAYTON III is a graduate University of Oklahoma equipment training again, and they visited office of Maj. Gen. T she rode in two cars behind President returning to Washington. "Eisenhower They the of Littlefield High and attended wife, Betty, hav were schooled in how to address looked awfully tired when we got Snyder, the president's DavIH u . """ ( Elsenhower. The stewardesses had Howard Hardin-Simmon- s University and Texas cni... different dignitaries. Mrs. Hall we physician, and the office of hoped to get to ride in one of the there." said, "but when personal Tech. He is a partner in B & C Pump and Mark, a thir.i ..,. J "We called Elsenhower 'Mr. left for Washington he was tanned and military aid to the president and parades, although It wasn't scheduled. the Co. in Littlefield and Levclland. the duty of responsible President' although most people called looked good. All the men got beautiful others not open to the public, in are the citi "The chief of protocol had to work Clayton and his wife. Linda, make our school the best him Mrs. Hall ii ( Ike." said. "If we had suntans. It was so warm and nice addition to the senate chamber and school-ag- hard, checking through several avenues e children and Roden said. "I ihmi, . . hint we have felt parents of two we allowed known longer, would there. the capitol building. a In Washington before were a Shauna is third situation when we more like calling him Ike. but we "Then we stepped off the plane in Eisenhower, the five-sta- r general, hJlf to be in the parade." she said. grader, Jimmy, a first grader, and Dana candidates runnino r. .. and didn't feel that 15 days was long Washington into a foot of snow. former president and patriot died poin "We took off our airlines caps is three years old. With three children, Thev enough to speak to him on a first Sunburned noses looked funny In the peacefully and quietly after a long and KJL,,M."nwi coats and waved to the people said he Is naturally Interested In the our siiri name basis " Washington snow. struggle. The period of he uiuiuiiuuui schools" were still i heenng fc.isenhower. and we heroic system and concerned "Everyone, the state department was especlall.v significant for educational SOU! knew thai bu thev were iheenng us WHII.t IN RIO a lightened crew mourning public schooling in the future press, our Hall feels richer for having about tn be a(j;c we were a part of his and pari of the presidential part flew and the members of the on Mrs who DIAL .Wt.Vltni w big plane had the highest respect and met the man who lives on in the PARKEM partv t' was grea rur although to sao Paulo for a parade state PRICE is seeking a second I' OH CUSSIFiy for Mrs. Hall of served CALVIN 'uidn ' see 'fr much of the parade dinner was scheduled in Rio that admiration Eisenhower. memories those he ROLL

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DEALER FOR 'We Repa-- WRIGHT Anv Make PuTip kVintt Prescription Drug REEI T urrikey Cosmetics nstatiaron Coty's Reia' Geo' WORTHINGTONm (( (( PUMPS We Fill All Need Insurance? Doctors' Prescriptions , BIRKELBACH Judd Walker gets a great deal of health insurance, autombile insurance Phone 385-450- 0 331 Phelps New Wave pleasure rendering service to his and farm insurance. Machine & Pump Try customers. For this outstanding Recently he has added real estate 1012 E 9th. i ttiefiold Littlefield, Texas service, he has been presented an sales to his business transactions and Virgie liaile started her beauty stretch wig that is always ready award plaque every year since his Robert Richards has been employed to business in the back of her deceased Virgie can even get r.e.i'i company started presenting this type handle real estate. Listings are husband's barber shop 25 years ago. nieces, sideburns coaler award in 1958. primarily for residences, but includes For Quality i ) iJiY Since that time her shop has been In what-have-yo- u for a weekend o( Walker has come across some very farms, ranches and city property. Dry Cleaning V,SN JUD several locations in Littlefield, and she I hen for the Monday nu unusual Walker says has moved up to president of the business look, the adhosne--l policies while helping people one of his greatest ( with insurance problems. While pleasures comes from talking with And Texas Hairdressers and Cosmetologists fun-thine- s can be removed " ot making his rounds. Walker has found persons 65-7- years old. "Some very Carpet Cleaning J Association. Virgie has been director policies written in long hand back in unusual conversations come about," Hair care has changed over the All-Tex- Heautv Show four the 1800s. Walker said, "and believe it or not. a See years, with Cold Wave taking up where This enables her to keep up it T old-typ- e "The penmanship was beautiful," lot of these senior citizens buy life the permanent wave left off. latest hair fashions. TheTexassr - FREE PICK UP8.DELIVERY SERVICE the nation Walker said, "back then people who insurance." C&0 Cleaners , Virgie has the newest thing in the fourth larcest in wrote very pretty script were hired Walker has sold enough life MlHcficId Stc;ini Laundry permanent waving a no roll up, she finds many current trendstks much as typists are hired to type a insurance since 1916 to qualify for the See Our Selection shampoo-i- body wave that takes in be adopted for her customers. policy today." company seminar which he and Mrs. Higgins Slacks & Sport Coats ;iiid Rental Linen Service minutes. of the latest styles are way

385-381- to be m Two years ago Walker helped some Walker 385-521- 1 The latest thing, of course, is hair Virgie said, "and need attend each year. Thev have 628 Farwell 1 CALL 232 W. 2nd people collect on a policy where the had some very interesting trips to New pieces, and who could be more bit." at V policy holder had been dead for 19 Orleans, La.; Havana. Cuba: two trips knowledgeable than the president of Walk-in- s are welcome years. The policy had been paid up for to Mexico City; Monterrey. Mexico. the state organization when it comes Heautv Bar. 718 LFI) Dme ind 15 years, and thefamily had no idea San Francisco. Calif.; Scottsdale. An... Protect to advice on dome wiglets, falls, mini are open late by appointee;: this policy even existed. and larger Texas cities. falls, and toppers? women who work during the day TEXACO Your Home "Wen Walker estimates that millions of Walker is a transplanted Palestine Virgie has a good stock now, or can Virgie has five operators. Gene Ratliff, Consignee cobr : dollars are lost every year where Texan and attended school in a little Against The Sand order any type of hair piece in any specialize in frostings and 385-322- t policies exist and the family doesn't place called Slocum. He has been a Phone 1 TEXACO color and have it back in a day or two. hair cuts and shaped necklines, Unnnn' Williams SDCCill-- know about them. Littlefield resident 22 years. He enjoys Storm Doors 4sn! "It's best to come in and bring a More than 50 per cent of the hunting, fishing and a small amount of Askew Texaco 401 E. 9th sample of hair and get the piece you stvlini! and coloring; Patty Jones service work done by Walker is on golf. His community activities include Oailey Texaco 520 Hall Ave want," Virgie advises. Hair pieces in a excells in frostings, Sheryl Gramiwi companies other than what he sells, membership in the Optimist Club, Parker Texaco Nol & No2 Custom -- lighter shade than one's own for a long hair styles, Diane Virgie Haile but it is all in a day's for him. & part-tim- e stylist, and work Chamber of Commerce. BCD board, 532 Phelps Hwy 385 & 84 Storm Windows onlyD14.75 frosted look is very good now. She Judd Walker handled all types of and the American Legion. suggests a hair piece, an ideal gift for a little of everything. Quality Texaco Service I insurance. He has been writing life The Walkers have three children, a May graduates. ru.fn'c inh .i head of the And Products Higginbotham-Barflet- out of t( insurance 22 vears. adding fire and married daughter, Diana. Randy, a l Virgie's Heauty Bar now has the Hairdressers takes her & 1 1 For Farm Automotive Needs out oi casualty about years ago. He has LHS senior, and Kathv . a sixth grader new wash 'n wear, no rolling, curly about three weekends month. She will have sened p.nmrltv two vears in August. . iionomlnn nrcsident of the s C CufiJLCOAM, The Littlefield Area's Own PERRY'S cow .( ' rati Judd Walker organization, she has tried to Ex - awem--n,- p J RtTIREMINT NAN I0R Catering Service ORBIT STAY- IN CAR entire state, visiting jrat iBrnv i SOFTENERS nffiii.-itps- . listening to Agency 010 WATER All ti.ni For Your Parties CAR WASH them i?!LWCE?I7 A problems and helping JJ CUSTOM FRAMING SftSFAQK' And Dinners Large or Small Insurance of all kinds AROIIT Lubbock V Virgie was on the For Your Pictures o - - for 1U years,- - Real Estate J JRADE- of directors indl nroclrlnnl Hpr SiatCOlllC We want your listings Crescent House i,ir,in rnr vp.irs. andshesen LIITLEFIELI) vice pw Robert Richards, Salesman Next To fourth, third and second (1LASS ur. i,. ini the head spot. WOIIKS a eoodji Perry's - - . 385-333- 385-535- 3 385-523- 1 Automatic Laundry T,Virgie uiwuya 0 Hall 1 1 Hwy 385 Phone 307 W Clovis 1106 Ave. Phone 385-3- 1 V&fr- - South won 701 W 10th 385 8982 of golf to,:take her mind off $ PORTRAITS MANGUM-HILBU- N TEXACO ore COX TIN SHOP ASKEW fta fOPJ WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL BOB COX OWNER AGENCY Texaco Station OIL COLORING PLUMBING-HEATIN- sw PICTURE FRAMING .TinNING Need A yip A,R XIT Camper i.iftzi-unji- .i m LUU''; 430 ilTX i i - 1 Dry Cleaning SHEET Mb I your,1 Independent PHONE 385 3428 JUjock IrHiimnsa For Your hi HLWftfiat g VJCP( Pickup? i WE USE NOVA TEX CLEANING IINVI)VOUFltT y PROCESS DISTRIBUTOR tBS. Horror Peel Camper & Trailer Sales ROBERTS STUDIO Littlefield LITTLEFIELD CLEANERS aid rnMnlTIOIMERS Littlefield, Texas 385-527- 706E. 401 E. 9th 6 303 W. 4th LITTLEFIELD I ., 203 W 3rd LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS PHONE 3BS-HU- "

We Accept All Oil Co Credit CariJi ,yfi 1 YOHNER'S For Quality 'MIUIPS BYERS y.t-4- "Stone Pflash puts the Phillips 66 Feed-Seed-Fertili- zer Products WESTERN W 'D'arnond Pfun back in m GRAIN & FEED (LHemounttna Wayne Feeds IFINAI PUMPS 'Dekalb Seeds drivinn Bonded Storage Jewelry Repair Phelp Ave Johnny Hall 7 Fertllome Products Purina Chows Phone 385-513- Repair Delano Ave tarry Hontley Watch AII Types of Garden Seeds FINA with pflash! Field Seed Hwy 385 & 84 (Under Construction) R&C Pump pEcy ALU WORK DONE IN OUR OWN SHOP Ortho Products available at Garden Seed 2 Repairmen On At All T met Bedding Plants Custom Mixing Works & Littlefield Butane Co. PRATT'S JEWELRY GIFTS McCormick Oil of Your Hog & & Machine Phone 385-560- 5 Littlefield Co. Cattle Rations 385-512- 5 Delano-385-4- 320 TEXAS & XIT 917 385-301- 0 385-515- Phone 5th 409 W Delano or 5 LITTLEFIELD 200 W. Delano 385-351- 1 I i

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Good used aluminum pipe in For Sale or Rent: Three a Wood 4". 5", 6", 7". 8" sizes, at bedroom house, 410 good price. We also have the PROFESSIONAL STAY-PU- SBESB9B3I 667-398- 0 EB0BBBI St , Amherst, Call well known extruded landscaping, lawn T in Petersburg. TF-- ALCOA service, tree surgeons, Aluminum pipe In CASH, Wanted year round farm Furnished two bedroom, all sizes. We buy used $50.00 Churches, insecticide spraying. JCall hand, $75.00 per week. Leo brick house, adults only. clubs, school and SW 1 aluminum pipe. Before you 385-388- TF-- THREE bedroom brick, collect Smith. Day phone 285-245- trade see State Line organizations. Sell Watkins Free Trash Can Rack Olton, Texas 34 baths, fireplace, fenced, vanilla and pepper See your Lubbock. Crescent Park, 2505 S. Irrigation Littlefield. Estimates. S city and county Watkins 385-615- Muleshoe. TF-- TWO bedroom brick home. Farwell. Dealer, for this and all $60.00 per month Call Mrs. products H B Wallin, 313 JOHN STANDIFER if you like people, 272-303- WE DO CUSTOM farm AVON A. J. Lenderson, East 13th St., Littlefield, 4-- 7-- work. enjoy making friends and 1 L Shredding, tanden, 385-606- 42nd St., Muleshoe. FOUR ACRES and seven Phone 2 4315 want to earn money, contact room house. Good 1 12 discing, offset discing, the Avon manager. Write inch sprinkling system. breaking, and anhydrous Lubbock. Dist. Sales Mgr., Box 1694, TWO bedroom furnished 12 ammonia application with in. All mile east on Spade Hwy., Plamview, Tex., or Call house for rent. Close mile of stubble mulshers. Bill Davis. 385-449- 7 12 north Littlefield. 293-318- E Call or 246-3483- , bills paid. 385-556- 1 Amherst, TF-- Call after 5:30 385-583- 385-530- p.m. or all day Saturday and TF-- Sunday. TF-- L ATTENTION dog owners. CAMPERS and and dog FOR LEASE-G- ulf PICKUP Poodle grooming FOR RENT OR SALE: Two Station, trailers Askew Texaco, 401 bathing at Muleshoe Animal 9th and Hall, Call 385-390- For Sale or Rent, Houses E 9th, Littlefield. TF-- of Muleshoe. and three bedroom. or see Slow Grissom TF-- Clinic, west 385-467- Ophelia Stone. and apartments. Chester For appointment phone 385-429- Will keep children in my Harvey, TF-- S 272-306- 1 home Mrs C E Cowan It's easy to shop at Sawyer t ! 385-354- & A Phone 2 TF-- Two bedroom furnished. Pump Machine. 401 Westslde. Call 385-896- By owner, large two reputation for quality and Pete Shipley. TF-- bedroom, bath, large fair dealing ensures you of every Want to buy used A type kitchen, dining room, fully satisfaction with carpeted, carport, nice Go Boy Bar No. 322423, purchase. 4-- 6 hog houses or single unit House city limits. Quarter Horse Stud, fee sows outside neighborhood. Fenced, $50. houses for Phone Living room, kitchen and Phone 385-414- After 6 2 storage house. 717 E. 13th. dining area, three bedroom. 385-454- p.m. and w eekends, COMPLETE EXTERMINA- FHA-V- A Ceramic tile bath, new floor 385-367- Roberts Lumber TION Service, household covering in kitche, dining Co. TF-- pests as roaches, mice, rats, jWeHaveKeysAnu area and bath. Newly etc. lawn KJt2 a termites, Tree and Contracts, WillShow finished hardwood floors. For Sale three bedroom, spraying, bird repelling, pAnyt line, Enthusiastic Plumbed for washer. Phone two bath brick home. Call 385-526- 500 bales hay 60c per bale. moth proofing. One year Service SHORTY'S WELDING SHI connection. Call 385-319- Sell one or all. One mile west written service warranty. COMFORTABLE bedrooms and 14 north Oklahoma Low rate, $2.50 a Plains 385-4734 for men New Home Heated Flat Gin. Ernest Wright. room crawling insects. Call SHOP RES.. 385-3- House for Sale: three I 385-360- 4 TWO furnished, , rooms Phone 204 bedroom bedroom, 1 baths, big collect: Level and 34 894-382- Real Estate E 9th St TF-- plumbed for washer, fenced utility room, all electric wire Davidson Pest back yard. 322 W. 4th. Call Control, 111 First Street. or gas, Gas or electric heat. FOR SALE Brantley Drive PHONE 385-32- 11 Pete Shipley. 385-896- TF-- 15 years 227-671- 1 Mrs. M. B. Welborn. Levelland, 800 Furneaux or In. 385-379- 0 385-450- TF-- TF-- Roy Wade 5-- 1 1 experience. TO, in Sudan A FOR RENT Furnished one Onstead 385-488- 3 PUT BALES and two bedroom aoartments. Adults only. 385 FOR SALE or rent: one. 3S80. Tf--- two, three bedroom houses USED watches $10.00 TAX RETURNS and apartments, some up Ladies or men's. Pratts Due to the complexity of IN YOUR furnished Small down Jewelry. TF-- the 1968 Income Tax forms, THREE room furnished payment on houses sold we will be open until 9 p.m apartment. All bills paid. Balance paid out like rent to work on your returns 385-518- TRAILERS 123 N. Westslde. Phone Located all over Littlefield "Need responsible person in 385-483- 0 Garage Sale: Friday, 385-405- Call K Houk or Littlefield area to take over 385-349- Saturday Sunday, April 1967 Office 2 TF-- payments on late model and 12 ton Ford Pickups, 4, 5 and 6.704 E. 14th. Lots 352 engine, sewing machine. Equipped ( i T'ees S hade Trees standard with automatic of childrens' things. J transmission, excellent NICELY furnished three i condition. $1,275.00. 1967 brick apartment. All blind hems, buttonholes, Shrubs Rose Bushes Et a room fancy patterns, etc. Balance Pontiac Catallna. bills paid. Phone 385-515- 1 T EB Wanted: to sell two piece now due $24.56, four payments living to JOHN'S MIISKK. I clean, good condition, ... a room suits $97.50 $1,775.00 Call 385-444- 7 $6.48 per month. Write $139.95. Plain and floral Manager, 1114 weekdays, 385-469- FOR SALE or rent account Credit 19th covers. Bigham Furniture, 8th 8, vVestside 385 8988 f &5SV M L Sundays. TF-- FOR RENT: Furnished No 27863, $50.00 down. Street, Lubbock, Texas."TF-- W. TF-- o apartments. Phone Reasonable monthly 310 4th. St. 385-536- TF-- I payment or rent $60.00 per 1JHJWJVJHJHJHWJUMJJHJHMJJUJUJMM!MyM!tX WITH HIGH-TES- DEPENDABLE month. Three next bedroom Boat and trailer, good CITY to school. Located 605 W. condition. See at TRADING Post has Tommy for sale cigarettes, $3.05 a 1st. St., Littlefield. For Lewis Body 385-554- CALL MS .1777 FOR SIR MCE FURNISHED apartment for Shop. carton, package, 32c, STP, 385-336- call collect SEEI rent Bills paid 5 TF information a 79c can, most major i Coior B W T v Tape COTTON or Rad Machines Atlanta, Georgia, brands of oil, qt. 39c, J automatic transmission or WE REPAIR ALL BRANDS brake fluid a can 39c. We 711 HALL ALL VARIETIES TREATI FOR SALE or trade. Three WANTED TO BUY 1,000 carry a large line of l! ave 5 Q3. Propane tanks. With 250 TAUUVic ri IV hAHrnnm with .irrpmp nn shotguns, revolvers and ; .ufYimi ELcv.inuimj'-'TTLEF.Ei- LOST white faced brendled highway at Littlefield. Joe s. working pressure. Keeth rifles. Ammunition, tools, j cow Vacinity of Bull Lake Young. 1309 Atkins. " ,,0UCC, ovis' NV,nM1' trailers, tubs, buckets, drugs, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-X WET ACID DELINTED pasture 933-215- 7 after 600 Brownfield, Phone rugs, beds, garbage cans, 637-100- p m E 0 TF-- radios, T.V.'s, T.V. Aerials, garden tools, clocks, jewelry, THINK OF COTTONSEED THINKOFl musical instru ments. INCOME TAX WHEN YOU typewriters, adding To give away; Seven week and old pursian kittens, one machines, saddles calico kitten in bunch. Mrs. Littlefield Seed & Delintin bridles. Have to move 15, 1 I two, three, Marvin Chandler, 201 N. ADS! and four room SERVICE Ripley Ave. CLASSIFIED 335-- houses. Excellent for storage CLOVIS HIGHWAY PHONE or farm hands. Sportsmen we will order for you any Reasonable Rates LEADER-NEW- S brand of shotguns or rifles. Obtainable for 10 over J.CALVIN YOUNG wholesale cost. Across from I!() 72. LITTLEFIELD Nelson's, just north of Furr PHONE 385-89- &U Foods. TF-- MOTEL L- -F LEGAL NOTICE You can mail your ad to the address above. Or you can phone it to 385-44- 8 1 . Littlefield, Texas Four row Eversman bed Or you can take it to the Leader-News- , 313 W. 4th, Littlefield. shaper. Complete, less tool t m bar. $120. H. L. Messamore. RENT CONVALESCENT Three west of Amherst. at The State of Texas The State of Texas SHERIFF'S SALE PUT 1 WORD IN EACH SPACE, PRICE IS GIVEN WITH THE LAST equipment Brittain Pharmacy. Wheel chairs, TO: BARBARA FAY TO: JESSIE WILKS CAIN, a THE STATt w hi WORD. DOMT FORGET TO INCLUDE YOUR ROAD ADDRESS. TOWN crutches, hospital beds, AYERS, a single woman feme sole County of LAMB AND PHONE NUMBER. YOU'LL GET BETTER RESULTS WITH Used Turbine pumps 220' other items. Complete line HER! COMPLETE DETAILS. TF-- NOTICE IS 5". 150' 4", 150' 5". These Convalescent needs. virtue! are all oil GREETING: GREETING: GIVEN That by lubs in good of mi 1 CLASSIFICATION: (Circle one)Help wanted Wanted Business condition. MONUMENTS and certain order at You are commanded to me Opportunities Business Services Houses to Rent Houses for Sale after 6 p.m. memorials. Display 1500 You are our ot Ave. Call Toby commanded to appear by filing a written District Courtnn'"of Wl Lost & Found Special Notices Personal Services Card of Thanks Nichols appear by filing a written 385-353- answer to the plaintiff's county, on in Apts. for for Rent Miscellaneous for Sale Walker, answer to the plaintiff's at 10 Rent Miscellaneous Littlefield. TF-- petition or before rviarcn iao3, "7 . Miscellaneous Real Estate Notices Legals Pets Autos, Trucks for Good blooded Gilts for sale. petition at or before 10 o'clock A. M. of the first - - - mile east Sale. 12 on Spade o'clock A. M. of the first Monday after the expiration sum of Four M highway and 1 mile of MATTRESS RENOVATED north new Monday after the expiration of 42 days from the date of Twenty a"d.,"" Littlefield. Call 385-548- 7 mattress rebuilt, of 42 days of Rates on classified advertising mattresses and box springs. from the date Issuance of this Citation, the after 5:00 p.m. TF-- L issuance of this Citation, the same being Monday the 28th InVerest at are: 6 cents per word first insertion; FREE OI Your present bed springs same being 7PJ' TEK converted to box springs. Monday the 28th day of April. A. D 1969, at 3 cents per word each additional day of April, A. D 1969, at or 10 A.M., "m 'to' If O Mrs. Claude Steffey, dial before o'clock nM consecutive insertion. vnu'll alve it awav. 10 suit. 4 Repossessed tape Stitch-In-Tim- or before o'clock A. M., of ! Stereo 385-338- or before the Honorable 99th and costs recorder, records and 385-314- before the Honorable 99th District Court of ' Leader-New- s plays Agents for A&B Lubbock The Leader Newt it not retponnble lor The will in Stereo. District Court of Lubbock County, at lV?LTJ?.nii "iniiH Excellent Mattress Co., Lubbock. TF-- the Court House ",u" mittaket after tint intertion Please read condition. Portable. County, at the Court House In Lubbock, Texas. Said '.:,';: your All are give you the ad free for 385-449- in "f.P0'1"u,M court. ad ciftttified accounts due TF-- S Lubbock, Texas. Said plaintiff's petition was filed cause hi - - and payable 10th of month following plaintiff's petition was filed (y will appear on the 20th day of I insertions A fiat rebilling fee of $1 00 one time. It on the 20 day of February, February, 1969. The file MUN.PALmV will be charged for all accounts 30 days 1969. The file number of V X Wanted: To sell Mattress number of said suit being CORPORATION rebillings in 'Free Offer' column. and WALK past due for all successive Box Springs. $32.50 to said suit being No. 59443. No. 59444. The names of CHALMA . $47.50 each. Bigham The names of the parties in the parties in said suit are: single man, said service," U Furniture, 310 W. 4th St.TF- - suit are: Municipal MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT "Ids for DEADLINES Investment Corporation as CORPORATION as Plaintiff, miriMf-r3- - Plaintiff, and Barbara Fay and JESSIE WILKS CAIN, a Lamb County, TM LEADER-NEW- S Ayers, a single I.AMH CO I VI'Y woman, as feme sole, as Defendant. on me -- - PLASTIC engravers. Name Defendant. The nature of said suit levy on certiJ WEDNESDAY The 1969, 10 A.M. 10 A.M. SATURDAY badges, plates, desk sett and nature of said suit being substantially as Estate, M small signs. Call 385-556- being substantially as follows, to wit: County, Texas, descry for your needs, follows, to wit: Is a La a This suit for follows, J F"'n... This is suit for foreclosure of a paving lien Lot aeveii foreclosure of a paving Hen !.,, on the following described Twenty-Si- x on the following described property: of (;, SHEEP FOR SALE. property: Lots Seventeen Town w t Ramblolett ewes. Contact (17) and Eighteen (18 , County, Tex"; 385-341- Lot Three (3), Block 3 or 385-465- TF-- Two uiock rnirty-tigh- t 38), upon as the proP, (2), Westflats Addition to L. WALW 1 1 Original Town of Olton, CHALMA 00 Time the City of thai S!&.rr Littlefield, Lamb Lamb county, Texas; In the single man and County, Texas; In the 56-- amount of $553.00 plus Tuesday nW'lh DUNN cotton seed. amount 01 $140.00 plus first Germination interest at the rate of seven the same 90. Bennie Interest at 7 per annum (7) per cent per month, at i" 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 annum from of said l 00 Time 00 Time 00 Time 00 1 Time 1 00 1 Time Harmon, Amherst. from November 19, 1964, 246-321- August 29, 1967, for House d,oorh. City for reasonable attorney's reasonable fees, and costs of attorney's fee, County, E- suit. and costs of suit. - G If this is Saws machine filed and set KOJGhHs Citation not If this Citation is not 1 served within 90 days 1 1 02 1 Time 1 1 1 1 1 1 after served within 90 days 00 Time 08 Time 14 Time 20 Time handsaws $1.50. Power the date of its after Blades Chisel tooth 10c Inch 1 WKMTIkk Issuance, It the date of its Issuance, It shall be returned unserved. shall be diameter. Fine tooth and Issued returned unserved. combination 15c Inch. James 229Phelp$Ave. this the 14th day of Issued this the 14th day of Si'.il'.li.S.Si"." March A. D., 1969. Given D 1 1 Wood, 209 E, 16th, March A. 1969. 1 1 1 32 Time 1 38 , , , 1 Phone 26 Time T.me B0 385-434- 8 under my 44 Tlm, T(m, after 4 p.m. TF-- hand and seal of Given under my hand and LITTLEFIELD said - Court, at office In seal of said at rl I ' Lubbock, Court, office COINS BOUGHT & Texas, this the in Lubbock, Texas, this the a single m- - .n.nti SOLD your 14th day of March A. D 14th of In Bring old coins. 1969. ' day March A. D., And eomg", 1 us appraise. I give I 1.66 1 Time 162 1 Time 1.68 Time 1 74 1 Time 1 80 1 Time Let Will buy, sell 1969. iw. or trade. Bid board for coins J. R.Dever, District Clerk. J. R. Dever, District Clerk publication, in ';Mk opens 9 a.m. Monday, closes 99th District Court 99th District Court language, n" 4 p.m. Saturday. Lubbock County, Texas consecutwe KIRBY'S By Nancy Lubbock County, Texas three., B Woodward Deputy 1 1 1 1 SHOE STORE, 333-- By Nancy Woodward, Deputy 1 86 1 Time 92 1 Time 98 Time 2.04 Time j 10 i Time Phelps, Littlefield. TF-- sNancy Woodward $ Nancy Woodward day of AND LEADER."'"J, Col)l ,,hllihed In this 1 Lnlli v Enclosed Is $ For Time 2 Times Times S ALL kinds alterations, ""?",':'.. my l)IVL5-- M nv' Apr" f96D9;MtN! coveredbutton-holes- , buttons, day of S Send The Bill To Address S belts. Mr. and City Mrs. Count- - .SorVSCVSrCrCSrCCSCrSyiCSOC G. E. Selfres, 905 E. l'OK CLASSIHKDS UAMD 6th St., Phone 385-397- Sheriff. THE " LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD TEXAS, THURSDAY APRIL 3 1969. PAGE 9 UnrrtA MkMtaU WqI'ITT X V L1..; fe. IID Council K, IIUM ii rn A TlI" Nam esDelegates (eg rrrT 1TX-CC- I PEP lXV To Meet constitutional II. Kloinmann, director of fcai'hfcJi -- on t Awm. - m, m ,i,ip officers, the Office of Planning and tn Mi M iHF.J ANN Delegates to the district 70 Organisational Development ALBUS 933-223- 1 i fla ,! for 199 0 aKlM vv Home Demonstration u'.i.- - i,iicimss Mrs. Mary Condon m G e r e a u ATTENDING MBwvLiH meeting were elected at ihe tdeleg.o leg islative THE tennis Hrovvnfleld was home birtnday party honoring regular meeting annual tournament in of the Lamb ,j Ulh consultant. Office of Levelland visiting her parents. Mr and their grandson Allen Slum. County II D Legislation ruesday were Sheri Council and Federal Demel. Mrs Frank Simnacher over on his third birthday He is Wednesday "n, 'l.Vr will Vivian in the Lamb Relations, be the Green. Terri Gerik. the weekend the son of Mr and Mrs County Court Room 00 Anril princiapl speaker at Hillv Demcl. lonint"-"..''"- the Mkhall Burt. SUNDAY GUESTS in the Leonard Albus Jr of Delegates chosen to concluding TCTA llanquet Dean Hogue, Faye Domel. home of Mr and Mrs Frank Littlefield Paso attend the district meeting at El arrangemenls are Beverly Albus. G I Simnacher and family MR AND Hazel rawft e n d a were MRS Robert Denver City. April 21 were being handled by Mrs, Green, Roger V ick, Mr and Mrs Mike Phillips Decker of C P LaFayette Brownfield visited Mrs Davis. Oklahoma - Margaret Thompson, Demel. and and Steve of Downev, Calif , in the home of their Ave club, ll ''.ore"- Stephen parents. Mrs Homer toom president of El Pi ISO Demel Dean Hogue Mr and Mrs Ralph Mr and Mrs Charles Burt Curry. Olton club and Mrs - hnr Teachers placed second in Earth-Springlak- Association the single's Simnacher and girls of and Mr and Mrs Biles. e iuu"'i,'r. division J A club i. nroiiiu a " Littlefield. Mr and Mrs Decker Mrs. Viola Montgomery of "'."Z . Hi. THE PEP High ' """ kk School Albert Simnacher and family - ANN ALBUS. Vivian Sunnydale is the alternate bos and girls placed second of Hereford. Mr and Mrs C Green. Betty Jane Albus, Each of the 13 clubs ra-- has local AKKA in the District vollevball J Fieglev and sons of Mike Albus. Charles represented gave a report of tournament at Bledsoe, last MlllpOlfln V,,..M.inlwtr in -- 10 ,lV Shannon and Kathy Decker their previous meetings W'si;rnisiK. I eck The grade school boys of Hrovvnfleld. Mrs Valeria visited Mary Jane Demel and Mrs Orlin Hibbv of DIjIImRVH'KMirXt TIIj also placed second Shannon affiliate oi mk " 1Aa and sons. Gerald Brenda Homer of Lubbock Springlake Earth was i s5ui-ia- AM AND MRS A others J. Simnacher. Mrs Reynolds Sunday evening appointed chairman of the I Decker and jquarters for lit DARRELLW BARKER Kathy were and Missy all of Lubbock, yearbook committee he thu dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs A G Junuman. yiwn , , . ,.. Airman First Class i ...j . . El "" uuu lurs. jerr uecher Mr and Mrs Franklin Green n Fa0 MOiuriiii Darrell W. Barker . son of Ronnie Trusty , and , sessions win uf " M. ...I M. l. i. i. ramily of Anton, and familv. Mr and Mrs. J. Mrs Sunday. W iioHirt School Barkcr of 70? E 1(Jth Walker and family. Mr oi GL'EN Is Discharged nn Townwnd Ult,cflc,df is MILLER of and Mrs. Billy Jungman and on dllt n Na Midland, visited relatives Prc and bos of Lubbock, Mr and OLTON-Ron- nie I v n" . L ' r,mK Vietnam rusty, ,..,. ,uv " friends over the weekend Mrs Leo Simnacher and M ai uiv "" ". a son of Mr and Mrs V J iiniiun iiarx er. THE PEP FHA will be family of Portales. N. M.. Because We property accountant, is Trusty of Olton. was i sending packages to Vietnam and Hetty Jane long imp or i.in assigned to a unit of Albus discharged from the Annv - the soon. Those that wish to MR AND MRS Leonard Ions to DiMiii- uiii Pacific Air Forces. Before his March G. at Ft Meade Mci H. oe donate items such as Albus family a Understand.. wates win arrival in Vietnam, and attended Sp 5 Trusty was a p,.rine legislation to he served cookies, gum, toilet articles, at Holloman AFB. N M. helicopter mechanic tajs teacher salaries paper back books, razor The airman is a 19G7 He had been in the Army top oi me blades, etc . will be Shoiver Honors two twelve graduate or Littlefield High appreciated by years, months of ,i pav stale to the FHA which he was School members stationed in j clear and feasible Vietnam loia! I'raiiues vci. SEVERAL OF the Pep Debbie Lynch J.H. CARRICO CYO m m m Lprovide a mandatorv members enjoyed the ss show, "Romeo AMHERST-Mi- Debbie lude professional Gunners M a t e Seaman and Juliet", bride-elec- See Sunday in Lubbock. Lynch, t of hi an agreement vvun James H. Carrico. USN. son Their Stephen Cox was given a P. sponsors were Mrs. Leonard BYERS GRAIN hoards of Hubert Carrico of lingerie shower and salad i r Albus, Mrs. Evelyn Albus, n i n e e o Littlefield, recently visited supper in Brenda Davis' for Kent elect oi un Acapulco. .Mexico, while Mitchel Schlottman and Mike Albus home Friday evening ion are Mrs tvalvn serving aboard the tank Individual gifts were given Special MRS. A A. Deal (Jranpe Mrs landing ship USS Talbot Duesterhaus by girls ton has the senior who aroaacsxsxxxxxxxxnacxxsaaaaa user Houston and County. recently returned home Brenda with on five-da- assisted FELL PRtL 7UCALL Rijnes Dallas The visit to this from Rhineland after visiting hospitalities. her Mrs. Funk's Sorghum ON US AT AM HOIR p i e i u f in i ii i scenic vacationland was one mother. Carrie Mrs A D Lynch and Call 3854481 Icf are Mrs Jackie of several port calls during Kuehler. Mrs James Cox. mothers of and hk of hi Paso and Talbot County's present GUESTS IN the home of the honoree and the Hammons Mr AA For Edna Stephenson ol deployment in Latin and Mrs. prospective bridegroom were Sorghum Sudan Grais Hybrfdi Classifieds American waters Duesterhaus and family special guests Funeral Home ,Uerne B Wong of Talbot County is one of Sunday were Mr and Mrs aoooressKaesssxsxss3PxxxS3aocsra urrent president elei t two steam powered tank Ton Duesterhaus and Keith TA will automatnallv landing ships It is equipped of Morton. Mr and Mrs t ine auues oi to carry four small landing Fedalis Tetsch and sons of 'BtJunel craft, and can handle troops, Levelland. and Mr and Mrs j speakers from the vehicles, and cargo during AI William Duesterhaus. ooii r,du anon amphibious landing MR AND MRS. Mike i! on will highlight the operations Phillips and his brother, Steve from Long Beach, .mti attending the Calif, arrived Friday evening NOW WAYS luncheon baturdav, RONALD G. TAYLOR in the home of Mrs. Phillip's ...3 l! will hear Dr Jack Army Private Ronald G. parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Taylor. 19, son of Mr. and Simnacher. They plan to Mrs. Leslie W. Taylor of spend several days here. TO EARN MAXIMUM RATES ON YOUR SAVINGS! SHARON DUESTER- INTEREST ilTLERS STRIKE Route 1. Morton, completed nine HAUS, daughter of Mr and ier5 throughout weeks of advanced infantry training March Mrs. A. A. Duesterhaus, left S Countv northeast It at Ft. Polk. La. His last week of Friday for Canyon where she idon, England have will spend several days with urred against pio training was spent in guerrilla warfare exercises. her sister, Rose Duesterhaus, li.Do'ens of pigs have jimwijy.m During his guerrilla who is a student at West rmm len in what appears rRm training, he lived under Texas State University 1 seritsi of organised simulated Vietnam ELAINE SIMNACHER of conditions for five days, fighting off night attacks and GUY SMITH conducting raids on Bob Coker Aviation "enemy" villages. He was taught methods of removing On Ii booby traps, Dean's List g? setting MINIMUM MINIMUM TIME AND MINIMUM TIME ambushes and avoiding SPRINGLAKE-Bo- b TIME AND AMOUNT AMOUNT AND AMOUNT skeeMO eneim ambushes Coker, son of Mr. Mrs. V and J Passbook accounts may be opened for Certificates are issued for at least a six I'.JSoio Other specialized training J Coker of Springlake, was Certificates are issued for at least a IS 00 Dual as little as at any month period, for a minimum of six included small unit tactics, named to the dean's honor $5.00 time. month period for a minimum of map reading, land mine list at Texas Technological $1,000. $10,000. fyjC-- t warfare, communications, College for the fall semester and firing the M-l- ti Coker a AUTOMATIC RENEWAL 5- 0 rifle. made grade point AUTOMATIC RENEWAL M 16 machine gun and the average of 3.59 Certificates are automatically .I'tWuld Municipal 3.5-Inc- rocket launcher He is a junior and has a ADDITIONS Certificates renewed are automatically renewed for additional six month periods. W Ph 385 89S5 I His wife. Jud, lives in major in the field of for six Levelland Agricultural engineering. Additions may be made at any time in additional month periods. Certificate owners will be notified of any Certificate owners will amount. The passbook provides a be notified of changes thirty days in advance of the complete record of transactions and is changes thirty days in advance of the maturity date. n&&: a FLEXIBLE AND CONVENIENT maturity date. method for regular and systematic ADDITIONS Go ahead and be savings. Savings received through the ADDITIONS During the ten day period following certificates may be 10th cf net month earn from the 1st During the ten day period following maturity, existing increased multiples of $1,000. a hero make a thin of the month. Savings received after maturity, existing certificates may be in the 10th of each month earn from the increased in multiples of $100.00. WITHDRAWALS AND REDEMPTION date of deposit. Withdrawals may be made as needed, lawn thick! WITHDRAWALS AND REDEMPTION however, the original certificate must WITHDRAWALS be surrendered and a new certificate If you use an ordinary fertilizer that does nothing but jgS Withdrawals may be made as needed; will be issued after each withdrawal. make Withdrawals may be made at any time For redemption in full or transfer, grass giow taller . . . you've only made more work however, the original certificate must in any amount. Dividends are certificate should be signed on the for ourself. What you need is one that helps to produce j!j be surrendered and a new certificate determined on the remaining balance. will be issued after reverse side and submitted in person thicker turf. That's It actually makes :::i each withdrawal. turf builder. FUNDS ADDED TO THE ACCOUNT When the balance is below $1 ,000 the or by mail for cancellation. Dividends grass :'j:!:!: LAST be multiply itself. ARE WITHDRAWN FIRST. funds will be transferred to a credited by a certificate may passbook account. For redemption in withdrawn at any time without Use the existing certificate. any time, any weather. Needs no wa-- ijijiij full or transfer, certificates should be affecting turf huilder of funds than tcring chil- - signed on the reverse side and Withdrawal other in. Won't burn. No odor. And it's harmless to ::: dividends prior to the maturity date dren DIVIDEND PAYMENT submitted in person or by mail for and pets. No wonder it's our best seller. ;::; a small on cancellation. Dividends credited to a will cause adjustment the Dividends are compounded quarterly is a certificate may be withdrawn at any account. The adjustment (March 31, June 30, September 30 4 a SAVE 5,000 sq ft bag S5. $$ time without affecting the existing reduction in earnings (to 34 and December 31). Savings year of dividends already paid at 5 1 certificate. Withdrawal of funds 0,000 sq ft bag &. $8.95 compounded quarterly for one year at other $2 than dividends prior to the maturity 14 a year) on funds withdrawn 4 a year will yield 15,000 sq ft bag 34 4.83. date will cause a small adjustment on before maturity. $.95 the account. The adjustment is a DIVIDEND PAYMENT V ww j::;:.; xi vi wax ww m w m m w w w xi vi v w vj iuvi iu reduction in earnings (to 4 34 a Dividends are payable or compounded year of dividends already paid at 5 a quarterly in one of the following year) on funds withdrawn before manners: (1) Dividends may be added The only fertilizer with maturity. to your certificate account and INSURED SAVINGS compounded at the rate of 5.25 a "Weather Insurance" V DIVIDEND PAYMENT year, which yields 5.35 a year (2) may be to a flexible If for any reason Including ad- V YOl'H SAVINGS ACCOUNT IS Dividends added J I Dividends are added to your passbook account and compounded, & verse weather you are not pleased n HY certificate account each quarter and be M Turf.Bu.ilda with the results of builder, VI INSUHKI) UP TO $15,000 TIIK (3) Dividend checks may turf compounded at the rate of 5 a year. V -- simply send your sales slip to Scotts, automatically mailed. Dividends are rj Marysville, Ohio, 43040, and a KKDKKAL SAVINCS AND LOAN Certificates purchased through the paid quarterly, Certificates purchased check will be in the mail to you 10th of each month earn from the 1st through the 10th of each month earn V of the month. Certificates purchased promptly. INSUHANCH CORPORATION. from the 1st of the month. KEHTO3 w after the 10th earn from the date Certificates purchased after the 10th 'ii'm If issued. earn from the date issued.

w w muj w vi mi V0 ii vi vi mil i vi xi vu vi w w xi vi w vi w PlRtaORS MCfPS ( A Kei'Mey iv J f jJ t iM Fte 1 fi Colf-na- ri y i David A ii 'hly Fionl. ft get j 7, lu'e V ' PreudVnt Don Boll ITTLEFIELD -- EDERAL 1EDJ) Roge V'C Piei -- T w- . MiantAjAai K .v limit mm. JcfO e by V iry lo Ttioton Secret J M fa"" SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Pogtf I Jonci Treaturer 385---33- ...v...v.v.w.v..J:l fy$K'Il?lT!: Littlefield, Texas - vMmmtit enne" Wa'O w I J 3'- e K 'by Atlo'ney PAGE 10. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY. APRIL 3. 1969

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3KSP & THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY, APRIL 3. 1969. PAGE 11 Wildcats Fourth At Seminole Led by a first-plac- e Wildcat vaulters double continue to get best time of the season, 3:32.6. but club's field event unit. He placed sixth performance of swift Kenneth Twltty, stronger in their specialty, as they was nipped by Slaton's 3:31.6. The In the discus after only a week's Minefield's Wildcat track team placed brought home points by placing three two teams were not competing against workout. His distance was 114-4- . fourth among a field of 10 teams of the six top places In that event. each other, however, as they ran In Adolfo Aguirre placed In Saturday at Seminole. fourth the separate heats. mile with a 4:52.4 clocking. Twltty captured firsts In both the Charley Holt placed second with a On the 'Cat team, that improves 100-yar- Other teams In the meet, and their d dash and the long jump. It helghth of 11-0- . Randy Walker was almost weekly, are Walker, Twltty. points, were: Hereford 44. Brownfield. 0ARILW was his second consecutive meet first fourth and Jerry Wright was sixth. Steve Owens and Travis Danford. 39. Levelland 36. Canyon 27.5. in the jump. The mile relay team turned in its Gary Nace added strength to the Muleshne 8 and Lamesa 7 The 'Cats amassed a total of 55.5 points behind the 95-pol- tie for first vwwmwww yvyqiyqr COME IN SOON ustangs Are Edged by Tulla and host Seminole, nnd Slaton's88. MORE SKATING HOURS EVERYTHING'S gfp ut MONDAY . - Of First Place Owens Will Miss THRU THURSDAY. 7 to 9 P.M. Y.V FRIDAY . - i,,.tli I tin snrlnl nnrl in 5 t0 7.30 p.M. O, the intermediate hurdles; and Mike Meet VV'-- oents led to Clarendon's Parsons, third In the mile. This Friday tiv SATURDAY .1 to ! During 4 P.M. MY ,of the uiion wujwnB " the meet, three Mustangs Steve big Amarlllo established Owens will not be i Saturday in the new records for the small SUNDAY 2:30 to 5 P.M. school division. competing with the Wildcat y 1 . 0,1 team jr-- track tomorrow in ...i.l.J nnink in Besides Akin's In the 440, McClain the ALL SKATES NOW IN 'ellU. R tt,n Mustang Relays at . On - set a new Andrews. TOP ADMISSION the "". f, - high hurdle standard during The CONDITION. trophy in the meet s the preliminaries, junior hurdler and ,hi team M.G, and Parsons mile relay NEWLY REPAIRED! turned In a team member (thoolduision 1:40.7 in the mile, also In bruised a the prelims. foot bone and will INCOME fjhanes iiicvmhi iiiu Hut his posting TAX I(jer was be out of for LITTLEFIELD Benny Akin were the overturned In competition SPORTS ARENA 'j, the finals 4:36.6 by "at least a week''. 'OGK double winners. Garbiel Garza of Memphis, 385-411- 2 .t Coach Jimmy Call For Party Dates 0 mOf OCEm'O ...... Bartlett Ciamiouft p. will send his thinclads ''Oublt f'f gyQ'aMttd pn-yar- high hurdles with a ,r through OAd t d'dn lot m T(s $ - " their final Complete clocking anu in nit- uuu-j- minuUS Softd ffl.ui 40.6. Mayfield Tells competition prior to ediate hurdles entering the District lOit monty on ddwton. Return I n4..rl ltic net nKliclilrwt n track and field champion- too' Why ot do toy tat quarter mile. His I record in the Success ships April 12 at MRS BA1RD5 i.kt d.d fAKf iT TO - Secret Snyder. it liming ui"- "" BlOCK TODat UP William Welch Charles Carter will i,ed last year by Emotions, motivation and' probably take Owens' place 11.- .- ..l.n Tifrl timewua Im tBpfllS. rtKlll Ulllfl mai III competition are the requirements for on the relay team. GUARANTEE iiard dash where he finished making a good athletic team, We guarantee accurate prepare O" o pt y to 'eu ' ' we any you pe 1228 according to former Littlefield High make that coj any a'ty c itcur . L we will pay - L the penalty or ntref ;htr pomi5 wen- wmra "J nit mentor Gene Mayfield. relay team that Mayfield, one of the state's most Signup .', j n. ..,.,, M.lrr) Extended i intra r.iiiiianu!.,. .uuiul-i,-M. buuu successful football coaches continuing HR CO. to make a name for himself at Odessa Permian, was the guest speaker Friday For Babe Ruth America's Largest Tax Service With Ove' 3000 Offices )AIR BISHOP night at the Anton Sports Banquet. Raymond Kesey received the Deadline for signing up to play In 519 PHELPS

the 1969 Babe Ruth League has 9-- 5 385-606- 7 school's Most Outstanding Athlete been Weekdays 9 A.M.-- P M . Sat Ph extended until Saturday, according to DRILLING award. ,NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARYa Other awards went to: Troy League player agent Gene Pratt. Tidwell, Outstanding Boy Basketball Forty four boys signed In Littlefield ciassin,-,- i 5- -i IRRIO VI'ION Player; John Cantu, Outstanding Tuesday night, enough to Stays Fresh Longer fp niai Football Back; Jesse Cantu, make up three teams. The organization ii DOMESTIC Outstanding Football Lineman; Rita is hoping to obtain enough players to I Monroe. Outstanding Girl Athlete; and have four teams in Littlefield. To them Phone 3850113 Ann Herrin received the award for the will be added teams from Sudan and 3ar Highest Scholastic Average. Amherst, making up a six-tea- league. ,1 . (W 14th Littlelleld Brad Gilbert, president of the Boys still desiring to play Babe ing Booster Club, served as Master of Ruth ball this summer can register at pli Ceremonies. Invocation was given by Pratt's Jewelry. They must bring with Jen Rev. Delton Fisher, and John John P. them at least one of their parents, and Jones introduced Mayfield. their birth certificate. Ages for boys playing Babe Ruth n 13 baseball are through 15. SPFfilAi will be DISTRICT :i-- TITLE There no Colt or Pony League baseball this summer. Sixteen ON UNE TODAY AT KRESS year old players will go into American The District 3-- A track Legion. and field championships will Pratt emphasized that Saturday was s be held today at Kress. the deadling to register. The schedule ..-- Money Saving Notice iiS Lb t Sudan and Springlake-Eart-h must be finalized after that. First will be attempting to league game will be April 25. abo you family TAX iNfORMAT QNrAF. A ' unseat Kress is Have taken all the deductions for health needs iir ar L the Kangaroos, Fifteen players the maximum for defending champions. Also teams. Should more than 60 register, allowed you under Federal Income Tax law? Most people don't Jtor IF YOU ARE A SATURDAY vying will be Farwell, Bovina the extra players would have to be put ... simply because receipts get lost or misplaced and very few TAXPAYER 1 and Vega. on a waiting list. people know the of pharmacy items which are you may be eligible to wide variety save 16 or more on WRESTLING deductible. hundreds of drug store LAZBUDDIE 4--B CHAMP BUT NOW our pharmacy has a free Tax Information Plan items. ' 30 OP M which could mean dollar savings at income tax time. Remem- Our rlest special service la ber, a taxpayer whose medical expense deductions exceed one can help you do it le p onship Anton, Amherst Thinclads acr P"" fjr per cent of his income gets back 16 cents on every $1.00 spent jvhi REMATCH Quality For Region Meet on health needs. vera Our customers now receive a monthly and annual total of all tax deductible pur- aci Amherst edged Anton by a single 880 Dash 1 00. BUDDY COLT Norman. Lazbuddie. chases. This very same information is important in substantiating expenses under a point, 78-7- for third place In the 2 07.4, 2. Johnson, Amherst. 3 Murry, fbea hswiAntr Hart. medical insurance program. an Champ, on 4-- District B track and field 120 High Hurdles- - 1. Leo. Lazbuddie. Most people remember supplies by a physician qualify, but fed --vs- championships Tuesday, but Anton 14.5, 2 Bennott, Whitoface, 3 Stelnbach, that health ordered I Lazbuddio below there is a list of some of the thousands of products which are also deductible. qualified more entries in the Region 100' 1 Holmes. Anton, 10 3. 2 Foster, ,11 TERRY FUNK One meet. Lazbuddio, 3 Sewell, Spade Remember, the Federal Government wants you to pay only what you actually s The meet, held at 440: 1. Hinkson, Lazbuddie, 54.3. 2 ! District Joyce, Threeway, 3, Hodges, Lazbuddie owe ... no more ... no less. Use TIP for accuracy and to assure yourself of the maximum t ontl Levelland, was won by Lazbuddie. 330 Intermediate Hurdles. 1. Maxwoll, dollar benefit allowed by law. Whiteface trailed the champions, Amherst, 42,4, 2. Lee, Lazbuddie, 3 ige Stelnbach, Lazbuddie. THE 156-81- . Hart was fifth with 53 points, 220 1 Rodriguez, Anton, 23 0, 2 ACNE PREPARATIONS EYE PREPARATIONS ,rylai fLYING KOZAKS Threeway sixth with 39, Spade Holmes, Anton, 3 Llndor, Whiteface Acnomel. Clearasil Collynum, Murine Page Mile Run: 1. Morris, Lazbuddio, 4.49 1. jerrv m.- 'Mil jinn -l seventh with 8 and Cotton Center 2. Rores, Whiteface; 3 Galarlz, Amherst ANALGESICS FIRST AID SUPPLIES Relay 1 (Casey, Tape Bandages. Band-Aid- eighth with four. Mile Lazbuddio A.P C , Anacin, Aspergum, Aspirin, Adhesive Curads Hodges, Fostor, Hinkson), 7, 2 Hart, Kits. . Sten-Spra- Qualifying for the Regional meet, 3. Amherst. Ben Gay, Bufferin, Empirin, Encedrin, Infra-Rub- , JAPS for Anton to be held April 18-1- 9 at Pole Vault 1 Moate, Amhorst, 1 1 O. 2 Midol, Musterole, Stanback, Vicks FOOT PREPARATIONS a "-- Sanders, Whiteface, 3 Dupler, Threoway Atha-Spra- Chat Texas Tech In Lubbock, are: the sprint Absorbine Jr . Corn & Callous Yokouchl Broad Jump 1. Williams, Threeway, 20 2 ANTACID & ALKALIZERS relay team, Holmes in the 100 and 12, 2. Tlenda, Whiteface, 3. McAdams, Alka Seltzer, Amphojel, Bisodol, Brloschi, Pads, Desenex, Freezone, Mosco 'OntOlher 220; Rodriquez in the 220; and Kesey Amherst. Bromo Seltzer, Chooz,Crcamalln, Firrln, Great Match 1 HEMORRHOIDAL PREPARATIONS High Jump: Hodges, Lazbuddie, 5 10. Gclusil, Maalox, Milk Magnesia, in the shot put. 2. Williams, Threoway, 3. Tlor, Whiteface. ol Mylanta, Anusol, Preparation H Amherst qualifiers include: Discus: 1 Llngon, Whltofaco, 127 7, 2 Rolaids, Titralac. Tnsogel, Turns LITTLEFIELD LAXATIVES Johnson in the 880; Moate in the pole Barnos, Lazbuddio, 3. Kesey, Anton, Shot Put 1. Kesey, Anton, 46 9. 2 ANTISEPTICS Agarol, Caroid & Bile Salts, Carter's Pills. vault; and Maxfield In the 330 Barnos, Lazbuddie, 3, Wilson, Lazbuddie, Alcohol, Astnngisol, Bactine, Boric Acid, Castor Oil. Citrate of Magnesia, Dulcolax TEAM TOTALS 1 Lazbuddio, 15G. 2 Campho-Phenique- , Aid Sports intermediate hurdles. Cepacol, First Cream, Ex-la- Feenamint, Milk of Magnesia, Mineral Arena 440 Relay 1 Lazbuddie (Stelnbach, Whiteface, 81, 3. Amherst, 78. 4 Anton, Green Mint, Iodine, Isodine, Lavoris, Listerine, Oil, Sal Hepatica, Senokot Lee, Foiler, Casey), 4G.0, 2. Anton, 3, 77, 5. Hart, 53, C. Throeway, 39, 7 Spade, Mercurochrome, Merthiolate, Micrin, Peroxide, Amherit. 8:8, Cotton Center, 4. Zinc Oxide, Zonite LINIMENTS Banalg, Ben Gay, Heet. Infra Rub, Sloans ARTIFICAL SWEETENERS Saccharin, Sucaryl MEDICAL & SURGICAL SUPPLIES Anklets, Atomizers, Bed Pans, Catheters, BABY NEEDS Crutches, Elastic Bandages, Hospital Beds A & D Ointment, Burnalay, Foille, Unguentine Needles, Supporters, Supportive Hose, CHAPPED SKIN PREPARATIONS Suspensories, Syringes, Thermometers, Chap Stick, Chap-Ans- , Lip Ade Trusses, Urinals, Vaporizers, Wristlets COLD REMEDIES, HAY FEVER & ASTHMA POISON IVY PREPARATIONS PREPARATIONS Caladryl, Calamine. Ivy Dry, Neoxyn. Allerest, Anahist Products, Arrestin, Rhulitol.Surfadyl NOTICE Benzedrex Inhalers, Bromo Quinine, Coldene PRESCRIPTIONS Products, Congestaid, Contac, Coricidin Products, Creomulsion, Dristan Products, SEA SICK REMEDIES Products, Formula 44, Neo Synephrine, Bonamine, Bonadettes, Dramamine, Marezine Time Pertussin Products, Privine, Robltussln, 666 for making application for All Risk Federal Crop Insurance Products, Terpin Hydrate, Thorexin Products, SEDATIVES Trl Span, Vicks Inhalers Dormin. Nytol, Sominex, Sleep-Ez- e has been extended to April 30, 1969, so if you intended to have DIABETIC NEEDS VITAMIN!) Diagnostics, Insulin, Needles, Syringes the Program explained to you and did not there is still time. (When Prescribed by a Physician) DIARRHEA PREPARATIONS - Chocks, Geritol, Multicebrin, Call at the First National Bank of Amherst for full details. Kaopectate, PeptoBismol, Quintess One A Day. Pediatric Vitamins, DIETARY PRODUCTS Prenatal Vitamins, Unicap, Vigran (When Prescribed by a Physician) DIURETICS Dewitts Pills, Doans Pills National Bank First - of Amherst BMsHaJffBfljvmMafiB PAGE 12. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY APRIL 3 I9G9 1 THE SKAT OFFICIAL LHS SEW'SPAPER

A S Wnrle With Wl US w d IfsiJIrhnlJr VHOTtfltli' koc0La rr Cf rx )Vmr OfV rr JLf0 miifilti oviuurs ivov The girls' ullvball of then1 iiami's wore 0 15 season has ended with the and I 15 Kven though the "A" team winning four girls did not bring back a What do you plan to do after first place tropin. the did . a. ""P 'I to games out of the ten regular graduation? iCollege and ua las and nuvU games In which Ihev plaved bring back something jusi as major or career plans.) " HagsOmTttL The "B" team had more of a good or maybe even to the sportsmanship attend leasTw winning season with a loss of belter LaTonya Dangerfield-- "! fall I would games over the ten tropin (iketar only two nlnn to L'o to Dallas and some ,' thev played The next game the girls hn, work until September or the psyehologv either Cm Feb. 6 the girls plaved played was with Seagraves micniai or i here LHS Here the "A" team was latter part ot August. Alter Hereford in the I "!'likt-- he scores of working. plan to enter East ' lo a fashioi gym. The "A" team's scores defeated The this Scarlett 9 15. game were 115 and 0 15 Texas State University at .itie; were 815. and with I 'O Work -. 1'he team won rnmmnrrn Tovns nlnn ii thin Hereford winning. The "B" "H" their next team had to pla into the match with scores of 15-5- . major in mathematics or y;'.ar and iv. third game, with Hereford and 10-1- I'hev had to play business." "" winning against them with a third match which our "B Peggy Dean-- "I plan to the scores of 11-1- 15-8- . team won with the final attend the second summer "'" '' 15-- altcn(' "T fall 15-1- of These session at Angelo State and score matches or were plaved Feb. 27 College I plan to major in fu,"H'r tt0rkir. 10 Brow nfield came - 1() n Feb. Ho,n'the A- am psvchologv and minor in maJr math girls m a game of , , to play the b sociology. n . nii mnas- - "i volleyball and were defeated ucU)rv , March ,0 .Judy Diersing-'M'- m pi A and B mef summer ari by both the when-,he- a either going to Texas Vr. Wl?nl lhm, for Tech - m me teams. The scores for the ... . , or South Plains for a year, " rail lo-ll- . know for sure "A" team was and ..,.. ,... I t. Uiiiiii; nvu- - uiv t nam then plan to transfer to the e SCOrt major will probab ,UMm '.15." 10-- The University of Texas at 15-- Land IMS. business adrnmuint was ..,5.. u,am he(J Pep d()Wn a Austin. I'm going to major in haven't reallv decide; During the game against little bit final either secondary education better and the io no aner college Seagram in the LHS gym. scores of their game were or home economics, and team was 15-- 15-- the "A" defeated. and then teach." - The first game was won by On March 11. at Morton Sandra Evans "After icnj iiuuns- rtol s u m m e r the "A" team w ith a score of the "A" team w on its match. graduation. I'm planning to a ul Southwestern State 15-6- . but Seagraves came up The girls won with scores of get married. I'd also like to (I in Weatherford OVii I and beat the team with 1512 and 15-1- The "B" attenda business school." fall and major in scores of and 5 on team lost this match to Sam Fain "I plan to go pJ ana never come the following two games Morton with the close scores to ACC then go into ts uttlefield This game took place Feb of and 10-15- . VOLLENA FRANCIS, Evan Tucker, Tonya Dangerfield, Junnie Gray, Lanet G illy, and Doris Ashley orthodontic dental work." 13. The "B" team defeated On March 18. the final smlle oyer the trophy they took at the Pep tournament. The volleyball team will split up, as the season the Seagram team with the closes a of wins. Mar Hobraisti'V- - i home came of the season with number Jerry Fudge-"- If I do ever scoreso: lb-- ana was plaved against to California and H- - loii Morton graduate. I mignt Here did a r i accldentlv cnopping cotton Feb. 17. the ollevball both teams fl go to college, i would like tb ... . . t i-i-i inh nf ripfpntlnrt Mnrtnn Rj Captain liyaer ij Symphonic Band M major in a vocational course where the "A" team lost scores for the "A lit, A 1 "ke radi 1J-iJ,- - lilt, their match with the close ",1.. 1J'1- - u"u '"' Speaks At LHS """ dr.nVVi 13-1- had lilies-- "! to West scores of 5 and team scores of 150 ioieia plan attend Tew 1115 j go The "B" team won this , GOES ON to Texas Tech and major during the fall serve::.: "JIO-- Plays For Assembly V. match with the scores of T1'e also played in Captain Larry Ryder, in elementary education or major m busne.s ,ne flight Reese -; 15-- 7 15-8- . PeP tournament. There instructor from business administration. Mv computer prosrar- and ' ' '' Prt-fr- t ...... I " Overture . Air 1 - uu-.--Dim. - n mr me nrsi game. tney Tho Tnvnc riinctl.in Festive uui- ki.-fn.t u viireur piuns are ...10 teacn "DiamondJim March." and , .notfF.,?sinf!saJ"eWh?ll Plaed aBamst Mor'on and University Symphonic Band. By MILYNDA MORRIS lecture to the student body elementary students. (High Darla Howard PrJ .Mr "Overture to Candi." "Doe 01 deleated them with scores of under the direction ot Miweiieia nign acnooi scnool Kids are too mean!) go to a data prore-- J played Shallowater here in 15-1- Cappatistos" featured two 15.5. 13.15. and 2 For James A Around my house we're eanesaay. .viarcii zti. the LHS gym. The scores Jacobson. Danna Barlier Lanet Gilley--"! cnP"tcr !"' their cand match th(?v presonted a concert to LHS drummers. going through Excedrin uaptain uyaer noias tne would 1)aUs 1 like to scn001 m played Brovvnfield and were students in an assembly and Preston Thomas. Distinguished Flying Cross work this summer so ,?. or headache number I nough - J )).team racked up 15-5- A 909-mov- ing. can Lubbock mom? . satiracal attend defealcd wlth scores of March 21 in the auditorium. number You just don't and the Air Medal with ten i . . . n .. ... t,iiini ii ilk n a 13-1- Tall, and 15-1- For their CO nsisting of five movements realise how oak leaf clusters. unnstian uoiiege next lu, ...,, Randv Hanes. who much junk vou major physical goxiuf'back to school aiN bnaiiowater thrd malch lhey p)aed t'he was from "Ballet for Awkward aeeumulatn nvor .i inn.. Cantain Rvder had a film and in cmcecd prof,ram, education." The first tournament the Bledsoe and won. After featured in a patriotic People" was next on the time-li- ke six years to show the students Jeneane tluffnl team attended was held in winning this game they won reading to the accompan- - program. The movements When Mother brought in entitled. "There Is A Wav." Jean Davis "After plan to go to ijouik? Clt . was the place . At "America", were "A March for Two Left a I The film dealed life College and majca Colorado This held third trophv iment of stack of boxes and with the graduation, I plan to attend the 21 22 Pep an all Feet," "Walt, for People 1 of U. S. fighter pilots In Viet and of February, the tournament Berlin Jenkins, assistant started packing things. ran South Plains Collece. I plan architecture Slipped I The first game the girls tournament team was director of brass, and Larry with Discs," into stuff that didn't even Nam. Afterwards there was a to go into secretarial work." played was with the team of named. Two girls from the Harrison were featured in "Twelve Tone Rag." and know existed. I found the question and answer session. Jant hl( Brow nfield. The score of this Littlefield team were put on the first movement to "Four-Foote- Gallop." head to my Barbie doll, a Danny Gowen-- "! plan to Texas Tech In the (1 game was and 1015. it. Sandra Carter and "Concerto in B Flat for Two The concluding number. Peanuts yoyo, crumbled go to Texas Tech and major don't know what I'r "CI1..C nnA Cl.inno , ... " l"l . , r ... their next game, the LaTonya Dangerfield. Trumpets, """s "" .jiiiwva 1!....uii-ti-i- lowers, a d ece 01 wonmni' mwwwwwwmmwww in advertisini! art and desitfn to major in girls played Heagon Countv The girls went to District The next selection was was deaicated to .Mr. Beryl cake from someone's blc or journalism." James Ivev Hal tven tnoueh their pir s unm ana mere thev n avert their "Suite for Woodwinds." Harris, principal, and Mr. moment, my lost driver's , ,, . , parts" Work pat' n- 11 1 ao big and frightening to the first match against Snyder, featuring the assistant Phillip Anthony. LHS band license, borrowed books. SKAT i uuiiuu uranar- summer then moie 1 . go 10 college 1 go girls, the team won this came They lost with the scores of of woodwinds. director clothes, and records, win either Paso." director old WT I 15-3- to or South Plains and with the scores of 15-1- and . and 1511. I he district Mowin Neffer on the oboe pictures, report cards, and STAFF i Chip Jovner "I plj 15-1- would like to become a girls' The next game in title went to Colorado City and bassoon lots of other valuable go to lech and . coach." MichiU" which the girls plaved was and the second place was to The orchestra goodies. The SKAT 1$ edited 1 Universitv of entire qnlnnlnKlId l'; the tr for place Snvder joined play- - ATHLETICS Moving is sort of sad by the first period miinr in the third together to too. James G irffin--"! plan to trophy Packing up all journalism students of After college I pbnL' when thev plaved of your South Plains College against Midland scares IN ACTION things, and leaving L.H5. and published attend for 0 0f nfX The your each Thursday by The J) Stll(leTltS HOHOred home-especial- ly Pra,,r,e, V,,ew A&;M companies" when Leader-New- s without College. I plan to major T' , , you're not too eager to move expense The greatest damage of a T ' ? I B ROY UULION to the school ,li tornado in the United tTI to your new residence, the or taxpayers. Jlulstedier "rirM m States LfUrillg W COK " was tWlT country. My daddy, a farmer The SKAT Invites Grizzle- -" goof off during the -- in Illinois. Michigan. lomorrow. April 1, Garth Attend and at heart, has decided we other media to use jjul and then start a ; inaiana and Ohio, which les. that was the week Cox and Saturday. April 5. members i Ross State College and resulted was Furniture must move to the wide open !hB,in5 r articles major in Range Management, course at Soul1! in Mi20.50U.000 that Appliance. David Chronister. of the Wildcat track team i " I nave I I worth of damage It he week of March 21-2- Harvey's Enco; Terry will garden! hope to work for a large College Hobbs. compete uuessiC lust n.T tho occurred Man h 3 190b was!) E week P.ggly Wiggly. James Ivey. track meet at Andrew's. 'Ty,eJ . cattle company after r t 11 adh. t "I The D. E. students and Pay and Save Grocery. Only athletes who have l AdfustlnB Ed itor, Milynda graduating Irom college. Diane Kesev 11 . . Mrs Hubert Henrv. I). E. Morris, Tech this fall C Tonya Hufstedler. Kelly the better times in their t,nlJKvwvonoBP m.t ... coordinator, were news Dannv Unii mnmr in Knu ishanar- opellerS busy Insurance. Jerry Nipp. Palace district will compete. . tuitor. J ...... v. .u., "I nii,MIUII i.. IIIU ui ...... fc..- making new uowen. ,,,,.( (,. i.,.11( ci . - ..,,, 1., mrhemate r Inili signs to put in the - ,,b- - . TheaU'r' Wildcats entering the fflindi ,., 4 : ' ..vv.w ...... - r slorL,!, lnal employ D E Bririn N'Hhli. l.itilnfmirl nLU new apuris taiior, Koy '" MVrh Thoral nrosranH m.i Mr.. .,i,.if a...,i & Bolton h,,fnr nnirin.--. Ti.vns... . . - , - , I1UIIIL new laws, new Ideas, i students. The signs read new . . ll,ic tirll.llp.- mUW- HinillS Appliance Center; Keith and Robert Rendon. mile; ....w,..h,..u, Plli... .in., ,..v.i ,....-- liJ 1 styles is difficult, but Feature Editor, v,u.i.ti "is store employs a D. fc. the -- ...... ,. . n c., ..fi r..u- in C01- t'Kr ...!.., ..... h... r,.. . uvenana. uoraons iiarage: rravis Uanford. Kenneth Laqua Graham. citmmiir .M.vVI,cn.i...h ... ..vi.ir r "Il.'uv' '. " 'I1 sooner you make tip your .1,.. ! "" . Slllrli.nl ne u t. Mepnen J'arker. lianlln Auto Twtn. linmlv i..wi Reporters, Junnie pathology major." Gray. David Roden and i Carol King "I m Juanita Samaniego. I l '."1 l i",1," ,,,arI?ttar1(-'- ' V and iml-- llnrlln lV..rl I l.lc attCIld MIE"lf March 29 Eleven M . Uiaxl0Jl "" Charlie better it vvi be foUou a id f h V Kepalr; pole vault, Advisor, Miss Joella and nujo mil schools in district K".,'.t.rs .1 Pd'f oil. and Steve OTeryone Lovvorn. summer and get ready to go including Brovvnfield. a u a n a W 1 c h u r . Owens and Keith sitten. 330 to Angelo Slate. Major and "'ill lhnTZ thm8 I -- aa------a- Colorado City. Dunbar, Znnts"" " f Ke.U Variety ; in.ermeduUe hurdh. miiitVhi KaWe career plans vet undecided." begin college WJ " KSjunTuieS: Robert Wood. Chisholm tea' S tSS' ..''SK:8;?1 L.,or.a,i. XUXInvlatmnal track sd Slaton. Snvder. and student. Mr. Pal ",nn, ."T'V'1'' snnli "Sometimes vou Le to 41 Sui'ftu-ttri-mnn.ir- i Downs. an. meet Littlefield nlin-- r ! . mm ,Vrr N Mr- -- Betty v to 1 'nPlw- "airy Mart. Jenkins, f u tl ',1' "'''"Y'1"" .f,f i,0S- fctulm.nbLrdedH,;"U,Sr5 !W,n?r- - .K0,a - ' 2 P"ils. hadh 5 ?mtu' dvaSe'S 1:30 lo rxirtic.pate in the Kf."Ns 'l0,sll'u larp. Hereford. Brovvnfield. What ,h C. It do Shlnk'' day'suvenU , I,.1 h. Anthony's. Vickie Levelland. Canyon. ' Spoilers Cathy Barton and " l ",ulu" ' Aiewnnoii Lonnell Ullice Muleshoe. and Lamesa .'" a .""",large l"PE. Kolota Giles brought home ,ndl,'w "' L. Supply. Randy Mitchell. Wildcats placing In the Classes Hear LHS's onlv first plate. ; centered on a Pioneer supermarket; finals were as follows. qualifying them to attend ",ul , " "'ues 01 i.ynn i'oweii, Jim Jones Kenneth Twittv first. . the nuional meet in Odessa UIIIIIIUIIU mi v uiwu . ene rwierce. uairy luu-yearc- t dash. Twittv. Demonstrator, '?. "''lU0l'l d"(i nis uueen l.eorganne De Husk, first, Kmerv Waters placed V i"'"i broad jump. Charlie t"l ' '' S H""'-cond- 'in l'rn w1lndo a1rlt'l,t. H'rr . pole vault third inforn alive 'd , ,,,alh The Get TeaclliM spiking. Fourth places went he of Roden Drug lerry mile relav team, consisting . .MOCIC U IJaV Dri'lii'i- - S..HI. IV..I. ii. ..r fl I. n..n . ... to vvauv aanaers in Dovs . ' '. I..."l "" " iiihir. .iteve Dorothy ilw HiM-or- .""'; ""'""., I Jones ... tn. ..j. .. I) r Student and tin ( nlur :incl lli.liliii. MiKin. I....:. H....I-....- i home e Uir'-Kknnci- !S PJ"!L' " and I,,,, Ward! West Iwaty pfacVd 3UU ii, for wfe.,h.. !'-.- . ublic iiviuui ituiiu Jiiiuiiiii'ii i irini ki.i.i Z IZ'T tKP"" girls prose reading C ,,- r i I .. ., ! and . I.- i t I I i: u II 111 u ,t . Hyatt Last hridai. nii.nihnr .if .. II - . Junie in shorthand n... nL ciemonsiraieci me use ol Other r ii n t e s i a n t s I. Its tennis team iic.irc:il included Dianne Perkin.and srs;,,?n!iH,ih n,:;1 ,bi h 1 te"M1 Sally Davidson rc.idv 12, .Mon(ay, March 21. writing. Robert Kodruiui, IpHlfSPJI tennis team will compete for I'he electrical annliance. the district boyt." prose. Jaime Oldham, championship at w h i c h Mrs. J o n e s informative speaking L.inet Sweetwater demonstrated to the first, Gilly. shorthand Mark lhe district track meet fourtli. and seventh period will also H. held Jordan and L. D Hull boss' after the clavses, are used for aid in debate. Linda Harland and raster holidavs. grooming. jf5. n I like Juanita Samaniego girls' would to make a Among Hie urooniini! aids debate. Waland Hutto, correction on last week's demonstrated were the Marsha French, t hariotte column I viii the LHS golf elH.tr!c manicure set, the Hinds. Nancy Henson and team consisting f )t.nis dollies brush, and shoe Marlyn Price, tvping. Chambers Gordon Sorley. shiner, the facial steamer, Thaxter Price. Jovnny m& uanny nuller. and Mike the scalp massager the mmn-- Reese, and Gary iiritl, mrnm -i idinert. wouiii compete in curler, and the electrical hair aiH mi the final .science. KBE-- HH91.1 ym lii? round of golf for brush. til Alternateh were Pain r i 1H mSuW the district championship Monday. March 31. Mrs. girls' prose, Jane am ai Stafford, k nmunidy ine Miycier Marsha Jerfrevs i li.v. Diane Country Club. They - Nowlin, girls' poetry. didn't. can ' ,,)' I IIS as Kesev. shorthand, and Linda cAmY BARTON and Koleta Giles give a smile of The Ii x . . nc .. i ...... me rPiiPi rnnw too at" thnimh timw ioun 4i. i...... i l -- noon. lypuiK. ;; , ? I ""J"L'' "iiuc.d.v. t.t.on,n t. h. jji,,. I ''t,.nBy uc m '"'....'m will Snyder Iook um piace i.i.iiu. uic una iepreenidiivesl"r.. ine - first observe and urailn-- at the meet over at spelling in competition :'.'in which they took .S orry ai.out that. I uiu goofed se will take over a lew ol Levelland. first place, classes. uLrneNd Vmrn--H Jordan- M m the ret MS. ,Mark - Nina d convention of student council D'aS'Imembers JVi I ii i i i Ml I THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY APRIL 3 1969. PAGE 13

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FiHappiness Is . w i I i S Building A Tomorrow s ,, i irln N In hook The freshman is honing I. ihc iou'"h "'...... I it ln lnlol((l it Up hard on his hook ICC0 to ruin"' 60 . .... , 11 1,,1 il No records are moaning. !! and """'K'" ' " The phone's off thu hook. . .. . Mm .1111 As fiercely hi? ;, furrows (rfar.." -- His brows as ,0,m MHH r "" he quotes The experts and liS rii " burrows f .. nviprdJ Through pages of notes. it" ' ' lllappu'ss Don't think he's faking , rr..u .1 M0I1 Of 1101)0. This mad study-fu- st; 5rv i" In a few weeks he's taking it His driver's test ,1 abou' i t SELECTED as representatives of the Littlefield MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL FACULTY and their families were honored at Saturday, the freshman girls track team Freshman FHA to the state meeting were Carol a salad supper put on by the Littlefield Junior High FHA girls here last week. went to Idalou for a great deal of Chlsholm, left, and Vicky Davis. The event was held last Thursday night in the Willie Room of Lamb County ,Duiipi um.ivvall competition I he girls did verv good Electric had riMt fall: , n,niDH considering thev onl.v had a vveok or zssz Dm- kino ; mini- LiinJ .hurMaiHlall n training before the first meet Shirlev li lad fur luiu J?Jln Durham placed fourth in the discus The 100I air and blowing wind didn't help the girl a great deal We're proud ol ..FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS b.incl to our girls and we !. hip iimior Inch Koos want them lo keep up the . .1...... Ill I. .. r. .. good work' It (r , (illll'SI l" ""' ""l " C.OOD LUCK!!! AND EXHIBITORS OF THE I 1 ,,, will bi' lu'ld April 11 for II..... U'ltllfill ,if llMG Last Friday, the boys' got i u.) hours w ll'll track team I..-.- ., THANK hn ,inr director at",;"the Clinic. out of school at noon to travel to Hrownfield. LITTLEFIELD AREA Lshiuld pr1 tl ,)l' mv beneficial. The boys got around 10 JUNIOR lul,iv lui should improve-- me points. The competition was pretty hard ijnesinbnnnini; Home an i . but we came out pretty well The boys only have the district track FAT STOCK SHOW & SALE X Good ot K l Contest'!! meet left at Snvder. Good Luck Hoys!!!

. 1.1,...... - .1 I...... - The i irtpr inirouuivu iin iraroci- thunder roared. BUYERS , (hi'r to j friend Cheryl sat The lightning flashed. Tmit'houi the introduction. He A tree fell. Lj silem e "She's not used to A frog got smashed Co-o- p Gin-Suda- ., hi huirs the dial tone. Farmers n . Jim Jones Conoco Recently, we overheard a boy say to a GRAND CHAMPION STEER Bank-Amher- Joe's Conoco First National ,pi veslerdav for Easter girl. "If you don't marry me, I'll die!" iut Littlefield Butane Co. - .. .. . j..n..i.'ii First National Bank- Sudan e s So he died G5 years later Kelly Insurance erMillf lli'iiui Gage Gin i fao ' sa is forget school for Lamb County Locker Lv men and have a ball!!! "She's One of The Bovs" is the title of RESERVE GRAND STEER G & C Supply ip Delinting-Levellan- d Auto the musical that the junior high choirs are Lichte Co-o- p First National Bank, Sudan Garland Motor Co. HVPPV. HOLIDWS!'! going to present Littlefield Farmers Although the musical will not be Waymon Lewis Gebo's Distributing Co. Is presented until the first of May, work and Luther Hill O (hrusiians coif clash still Littlefield Seed & Delinting GRND CHAMPION BARROW iMd But some aren't as good as selection of parts is underway Heards Grocery So work hard and make it good' Leader News Gebo Distributing Shook Tire Co.- - Littlefield K'ffr dj Dave Jordan hit his ball Lamb County Butane Dr. D.J. Stafford w'dtrap tthili' mintf to hit the ball Famous last words: Somebody give me Lumpkins Food RESERVE GRAND BARROW K I is v- - un jni hill and spewed ants a match. can't see where the gas Tide Products Littlefield Butane Co Byers Feed And Seed irti'ions iminc again for the ball. coming from! Union Compress Littlefield lke anthill onc-- more Hundreds of Luskey's Western Wear-Lubboc- k sprawling scared-sill- y ant Drivers Education is about over again Ware's Department Store One Littlefield Lions Club GRAND CHAMPION LAMB ir 'thir If vie don t want to get for the second class. It's about time for WatkmsGin 1 . I Food Center li be"er mv onto the ball" those tests' Littlefield Frozen Lichte Delinting Co. Grissom Gulf April 9th is doom's da and we want to C & 0 Cleaners Glover Ford Co. bed -- rd tarlv lo rise remind everyone to studv hard' 4 M & M Laundry oj rei.ti our blood-sho- t e.ves RESERVE GRAND LAMB Hampton Gin Co-o- p Gin ;b(dandiarlv to rise Have a good week and .live it up Producers First National Bank, Amherst Haberer Trucking Co. r r (nit guvs during the holidays but not too much'" Super Market t. ,.je with other Pioneer Hanlin Auto Parts Rilcot Seed Co. Lamb Bowling Lanes Reid Shamrock Leroy Maxfield Area Merchants R & W Supply Emil Macha Sedell's Barber Shop Cox Furniture Co. Mangum- - Hilbun Insurance Cloverlake Dairies-Plainvie- Sawyer Pump Co. Muleshoe Livestock Commission State Line Irrigation Case Power & Equipment Co. Roden Drug Amherst Butane Co. Claunch Gin Sudan 4-- Even at the Amherst Fertilizer Dairy Mart Skipper Smith Amherst Lions Club Ed Elliott Spade Merchants ast 51 Auto Salvage Feeders Grain George Tooley minute, Byers Feed & Seed Farmers Co-o- p Gin Amherst Lloyd White Brownd Implement Co. Farmers Grain Co. Fulton Radiator Shop can be Foust Food Richey's Inc. Security State Bank

BONUS DONORS FLOOR PRICE SETTERS your SECURITY STATE BANK RICHEY INC. easiest E.T. MILLER FARM PAC CATTLEMEN COMMISSION $1 Per Cwt for Calves SHEEP SWINE S2 Per Cwt for Swine 25c Per Cwt tax return STEERS $3 Per Cwt for Lambs on all animals DONORS Middlebrooks Service Wagner Pay and Save Leroy Maxfield Young Bros. Gin Amherst Fire Dept. Donme Cowart Claunch Gin Abbott Grocery Wanda Downs Tax Service and Store Center Hanna 66 9vrou with ease. Because the AX Richardson Ser. Recreation Station tan lxut the tax deadline income Mixon Beauty Shop R.J.Cook Sands Cafe ASTERS from the worry of at Interstate financial house can still relieve you Production Credit Coco Cola Bottling mg or just not getting it done on Embry Gin & Farm Supply math mistakes, .or missing deductions... Wright Drug L.C. Hewitt e Here's how Farmers Grain Co. L Shop Duran Bishop Y& Tire Grissom Gulf Oil Dailey's Texaco Virginia Hale 1FAST: weekdays; Saturdays. Bureau Austin's Tasty Cream 9to9 9to5 Lamb County Farm Rowe Abstract Come Findley's Jewelry in anytime, (Or call us for a Sunday appointment.) Luce & Nelson Littlefield Welding Works Nipak Fertilizer Brittain Pharmacy B.W. Armistead 2. - Herbert Dunn LOW COST... $5.00 to $12.50: For 9 out of 10 cus- A& B Office Supply Newton Insurance tomers e Elson McNeese the price runs between $5 and $12.50 for our complete, worry-fre- Massengale Radiator Shop City Barber Shop of P. Bowen Mce And we offer you tax counsel that may save you money In excess Nelson's Hardware Fulton Radiator Shop J. our tec 4-- Spencer Radio & TV Pat's Record Shop Littlefield Club Pay & Save Grocery R.J. Cook Campbell Plumbing when the tax mas- - ACCURACY: Pioneer Natural Gas Hanlin Auto Parts Gregg Upholstery Shop KRS at Interstate tax returns, we'll pay the cost finanri.il housi. nrenare vour City Auto Garage Higgingbotham-Bartlett-Littlefiel- 01 Sothwestern Public Service a"V Penalty or interest resulting from any errors we make in the preparation. Wilemon Oil & Butane Jones Motor Dr. Charles G. Nace, D.V.M. Crescent House Of Beauty Virgie's Beauty Bar noHr Bill's Boot Shop financial house Connell's Office Supply L.B. Davis 4 Middlebrooks Service Farmers Gin Coop Young Bros. Gin H & M Fabric Dairy Bee McCormick Auto Parts Body Shop Richardson General Store rax mnsTERS rrlo. Williams Service Station Provence and Son Welding Paymaster Gin 425 385-518- 8 McCormick Phelps L. C. Olds Plains Gas Norma's Gulf Wholesale ask for Jim Upton, manager Spade Co-o- Gin Grimes Auto Olin Nix Imp. Co. Knox Texaco Station Hampton's Gin Dairy Queen 7- Jimmy Carpenter Fertilizer-Spad- e Bank Littlefield Farmers t t .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. .v, First National Shop Doods Barber West Drug Lamb County Electric Clarks Dept. Store Merlin's Food D' Kinkier Gin Milton Wiseman 3H5-- I Bill Boyles Amies Ml For Classifies Keithley And Co. Chev. Boone Ranch Lamb County Electric Co-o- p 7,y..,, ...: J & 32E tiv''.v.f-if.'-.-.lV.'.-.f.-.'.l.V.-.l.l- .! PAGE 14. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. APRIL 3, 1969 following the Scripture reading taken I Corinthians 15 by Rev. Robert City-Wid-e from Murriagcs Sunrise Service Sunday Whybrew. pastor of First Church of the Nazarene. k Marriages recorded in the Rev. Philip J. Berry, "Christ The Lord Is Risen Today" and education at First Baptist Church, pastor of St. Lamb County clerk's office will bo the opening congregational who will lead the singing; and Pat Martin Lutheran Church, will lead the for March were: hymn for the Community Easter Hinds and Charlotte Hinds will Invocation; Rev. Clem G. Sorley. Lynn Carroll Slsson and The Easter Gift Sunrise Service at 7 a.m. Sunday play the organ. pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Elain Ruth Adams-M- ar. 3. morning. Among other hymns depicting the will lead the "Lord's Prayer", Rev. Donny Orlls Lambreth Wallace H Kirby. pastor of the host Kay You give Littleficld Ministerial Alliance is Easter mood and theme are "Low In and Candace for a lifetime, Hudson-M- ar. 8. sponsoring the joint service which will The Grave He Lay", "Were You church, will say the offertory prayer; John Albert Stanley and be conducted at First United There", and "All Hail The Power of and Rev. Harvey Hallmark, pastor of Assembly of God Church, will lead the Betty Mltehnci Mar. 4. Methodist Church Jesus' Name". Hubert Carrico and Clara R B. Hall, benedictory prayer. Participating on the program will be Rev pastor of First Lucille Smothers-M- ar. 8. will ministers from several Littlcfield Baptist Church, proclaim the A C. Kuykendall and The gift of a Bible for Is ar. churches l Jordan minister of music Good News that "Christ Risen". Julia Ruth Johnson-M- Easter Is meaningful, I 12 appreciated-a- nd lasting Larry Chris McClure and HOSPITAL It will be used Susan Gav Downs-M- ar. 22. and I NEW'S Larry Quention Kelly and treasured for years to Louise Curfman Mar. 20. come. Daniel Padlllo Jr. and Lina Ramon-M- ar. 2G. OBITUARIES LITTLEFIELD HOSPITAL March 30 SUNDAY, APRIL 6 ADMITTED: Mrs. Lenore REVIVAL SERVICES Fenton. Mrs. Jina Sawyer. MRS. J. C. SMITH SR. OSCAR BENNETT WALKER will begin and continue for Oscar Bennett W. T. Ervln Sr.. Roy Long, through April 13 at the Come In And Choose Funeral sen ices for longtime Littleficld Funeral services Mrs. Imogene Dickson. ip5 Walker. 56, of the EarthSprlnglake area Lums Chapel Baptist resident. Mrs. J. C Smith Sr . 80. who DISMISSED: Sammy who died early Tuesday Church. Rev. Glenn Recce, died Sunda afternoon in Littlcfield since 1953. Hunt, Mrs. Barbara First Baptist a illness In the Olton pastor of Hospitality House, were conducted morning, after long Huckabee & Infant, Mrs. Sundown, will be The World's Bibles were held Church. From Finest Tuesday afternoon in Crescent Park Community Hospital Betty Ivey, Mrs. Linda the speaker, with Sam Church'of Christ. Wednesday afternoon. Lightfoot. Nichols, a student at Springlake March 31 Bob Wear officiated and burial was in Services were held in the Wayland Baptist College, as Baptist Church witli Rev. Don Holmes, NO ADMISSIONS. song leader. Morning services The Living New Testament- - Littlcfield Memorial Park. DISMISSED: pastor. Abe Martin minister of Springlake Mrs. Gladys will be at 11 a.m. daily Mrs. Smith had been in ill health two Mrs. & In genuine leather or paper back, by Tyndale Rev. Fred C. Sherley, Sue Taylor Monday through Saturday, House years. Church of Christ, and the Infant, Mrs. Rebecca Palmer of the Assembly of God Church at with evening services at 7:30 She was born in Humphreys County, Dickson, Mrs. Stella on The New Testament- - Olton. officiating. p.m. nightly. Services Tenn.. and came to Littleficld from Edwards, William Davis, Sunday will be at 11 a.m. From 26 Translations, by Zondervan. Burial was In Springlake Cemetery with Ncystel, A. D. Saltlllo.Tenn.. in 1925. She was a member James Green. and 7 p.m. with Sunday Parsons-Ellis-Singleto- n Funeral Home of 1 of Crescent Park Church of Christ. April School at 10 a.m. Members Earth in charge of arrangements. Paul The New English Hible-Ne- Surviving are her husband; a son. J. C. ADMITTED: and non-membe- are Smith Jr of Littlefield; a daughter, Mrs. Walker was a carpenter in the VanOstrand, U. J. King, cordially invited to attend, Testament, by Oxford. Earth-Springlak- Mike Dalton, Mrs. Linda Lubbock, a Mrs. e area, and was a native of says Don Hudgins, pastor. Evelyn Clark of sister. Powell. Red River County. Large Print Text Hiblcs- - Sannie Pirtle of Waverly. Tenn.; a brother, DISMISSED: Mrs. Edna Surviving are his wife, Ocie Lee; four P. T. Porch of Dresden, Tenn.; seven Crews, Mrs. Erna Mae Wade. Mrs. Virginia Saxson of Verse Referenced, Indexed & lied Letter Uihles grandchildren and 24 daughters. Mrs. Doris Simpson, Mrs. Stephenville. Mrs. Jeannette Saxson of I Imogene Dickson, Mrs. Edith f HART" CAMP Illustrated Gift & Award Hihle Silver City. N M.. and Misses Zoda and Denny, Mrs. Leonora ELIAS FREDRICK SEVIER Wenell Walker, both of Springlake; two Fenton. GRAIN With Presentation Pages sons, Oscar B. Jr. of Irving, and Wendall of I I Funeral services for Elias Fredrick New Testaments Willi Psalms Springlake; two sisters. Mrs. Myrtle Sevier. 70. longtime Littlefield resident Richardson of Dallas, and Mrs. Mae Pettit j who died Tuesday night in Medical Arts "WOODY" STATE I Special Deal of Duncanville, a brother, C. F. Walker of FROM Hospital after a long illness, are scheduled ROCK-Arkan- -sas THESE FAMED Okla., and seven grandchildren. LITTLE KakJaaJsZaial p.m. today at the First Christian Norman. has been called the most PUBLISHING HOUSES tjMrffl for 2:30 II heavily-woode- d A Funk's Sorghum Church. of the states. Holman Collins Zondervan COMMERCIAL rilNIINQ It is estimated the present Douglas Morton, pastor, will officiate. PRESTON KENNEY Cambridge Tyndale PH0NE 385 J64 '' Burial will be in Littlefield Cemetery Funeral services for Preston Kenney, stand of marketable timber MSorghurr Sudan Grail Hybridl.C Namet Imprinted in 14 Carat gold charge on B with Hammons Funeral Home in charge of 55, longtime custodian at Littlefield today is 30 million board without Leather biet 0n Sil arrangements. Junior High School, who died Tuesday, at feet. Born Oct. 7. 1894 at Milford, Sevier 12:30 p.m. in Medical Arts Hospital of an had been a Littlefield resident 33 years. apparent heart attack, were held He was an oil mill employe until he Wednesday afternoon in the Church of retired. The Living God in Littlefield. Smart new Fashions for a Happy Surviving are his wife. Ethel; a son, Rev. Horace Henderson of Littlefield ::dimW9mmmmwnm f Dave Sevier of Littlefield; four daughters, officiated, with McCarty Funeral Home in r Mrs. Jimmy Duncan of Amarillo. Mrs. charge of arrangements. Charles Byler of of Borger. Mrs. Bill Burial was in Littlefield Cemetery. Bourland of Farwell, Mrs. M. B. Harper of Kenney was born on March 20, 1914 in Lubbock, two brothers, Knox Sevier of Rusk County, and came to Littlefield Milford and Richard Sevier of Hurst; one from Shallowater 14 years ago. sister. Mrs. Retha Mitchell of Milford; 14 Surviving are his wife Elsie; one grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. daughter. Dorothy Ash of Lubbock; two half sisters, Geneva Wilson of Oklahoma City, Okla., Josephine Moseley it. LURAH B. RHODES and of Kerns; and three grandchildren. ,. . Funeral services for Mrs. Lurah B. Rhodes, 80. who died Monday in V. O. CRAWFORD ,w Muleshoe Nursing Home after a lengthy Services for V. O Crawford, 55, of CTITS '$C Girl's illness, were conducted Thursday Muleshoe, who died Sunday morning in Ladies vv afternoon in First Methodist Church of Littlefield Hospital after a lengthy illness, are for McLean. were conducted Monday afternoon in Seamless 5r Rev. Floyd Dunn of Quanah Methodist Muleshoe's First Baptist Church. y Ae& Church and Rev. Harold Morris, pastor of Rev. Glen Harlan. Baptist minister from Ur EASTER EASTER && the McLean church, officiated. Burial was Muleshoe, officiated. Assorted In Citizens' Cemetery in Clarendon. Burial was in Bailey County Memorial Lamb Funeral Home of McLean was in Park, with Singleton Funeral Home of New charge of arrangements. Muleshoe in charge of arrangements. DRESSES 4 Mrs. Rhodes was a native of Hill A native of Belfast, Tenn.. Crawford 100 County. She was a member of the First was a prominent farmer in the Muleshoe CANTRECE Methodist Church at McLean and of the area. He lived 10 miles west of Muleshoe. DACR0N Rebekah Lodge going there from Lockney SIZES Surviving are two sons, Alv is Rhodes of Surviving are his wife. Hazel, a son, Double Knit Port Aransas and And Rhodes of Larry Crawford of the home; a daughter, AND 4 Spearman, a daughter. Mrs Tom Bogard Mrs. Theron Bond Jr. of Lubbock, two HOSE of Bula. three brothers. Eldndge McClain sisters. Mrs. B. P. Sandefur of Floydada DRESSES of Lubbock. Charlie McClain of Spur and and Mrs. John McKinney of Belfast, Porter McClain Mineral Wells, of nine Tenn . and a brother. R. L. Crawford, 0 of MISSES takey(4 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. Floydada FASHION Stylo smashers with pow to spare to HALFSIZES-14to2- 6 COLORS darling throrjh Easter and Spring. A m Anthonyl will your selection on Reg. To 15.00 deposit hold lay-awa- y plan. REG. 98c VALUES convenient ANNOUNCING J-- $12 k' Regular To 20.00 MM ro$8'! CHANGE of OWNERSHIP NOW 77t ONLY PR. $15 $7" NOW OWNED and OPERATED by I ELSIE MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE FAYE G00LSBY MEN'S l .MRS GOOLSBY HAS BEEN TETROLENE tjfn (j5lfnf YEAR-ROUN- M'frit d&lJWWMWi EMPLOYED BY FISHER'S RESTAURANT OVER THE W WOOL DRESS PAST 20 YEARS S ; (AW. AND x f Wk W00L BLENDS SHIRTS BEAUTIFUL NEW PATTERNS, WEAVES, COLORS ELSIE FAYE GOOLSBY Owner. 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Fisher's Restaurant, which has DACRON operated in Littlefield more than 40 years, will continue in its present SIZES: 14-- 17 Double Knit location, with the same good food, LwBSUITS same policies, most of the same same name. employees, and under the WHITES NEW FOR SPRING MRS. wif STRIPES REG. 4.99 VALUE H.L. FISHER I Regular To lf 59.95 COLORS ...Thank You REG. 3.99 $3 88 rmj NOW $CQ YD. EISHERS RESTAURANT ' Regular To 79.95 REG. 5.99 VALUE 88 431 PHELPS AVE. IZ..M. FOR LITTLEFIELD Q m $4 YD. SAVE I I J j 71)