babqib (gteMn? StlSlilDISIR--mmw PAGES 46 Years Old And New Twice Every Week 10 CENTS 47 mUME LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1969 NUMBER 63 Ai

MRS. GEORGIA TAYLOR, deputy tax assessor-collecto- r, compares this year's black-on-whit- e license plate to next year's blue-on-whi- plates. The 1970 plates will be the second issue of reflectorized plates In Texas and will go on sale Feb. 1. Basketball In Limelight I v T 7SWES35KL.. LITTLEFIELD, AREA TEAMS IN TOURNEYS

It is roundball season and the spotlight 3:30 Thursday afternoon in the Slaton is on basketball this week in Littlefield tourney. Winners will play winners of the and area towns as the first of a series of Spur-Slato- n game Friday evening at 8:50 basketball tournaments open invitational and losers play losers at 3:30 p.m. Friday. flPPPPPPLm play. Littlefield's Junior Varsity, Spade, VW Tfv ffBBBBBBBBBBH Littlefield Wildcats meet Roosevelt at Whitharral, Amherst, Anton, Bledsoe, Lazbuddie, Smyer and New Deal boys and girls begin play in the Anton Chase Nets Invitational Tourney at noon Thursday. L, Whitharral and Bledsoe girls lead off at bbbhT'-"''- ' T&wLTfjJWj rOKk. m BBBP''I,,B,! Jut 12 noon today. Whitharral and Bledsoe boys tangle at 1:20 following the girls' mvr T"- Nine Tickets game. Spade girls try the Lazbuddie BBLYBk OBBBBKAk'" V tsfk'Lw . LbbV m " lassies at 2:40 today. f9 A total of nine tickets was issued to r Littlefield Varsity and the KFi ipL jpFppppT p ''pppm 3tU'mm B two drivers Tuesday afternoon following Junior fi ;, Spade Longhoms duel in the opening a 100 mph chase by a city patrolman game Friday noon. Losers of the V 9ppWPflHflpHk r down Ninth and Houston Streets in 'PPB LMm f , Spade-Lazbuddi- e Littlefield. Whitharral-Bledsoe- sextettes play for a chance at consolation Two vehicles were racing down Ninth of the Street when the patrolman began pursuit at 1:20 Friday. Losers Whitharral-Bledso- e and Littlefield EIIL X PVPHrHr T a "V" PPs'iV 'PPPPLH i &km with red lights flashing and siren blowing. t JV-Spa- boys' games play on the They went across the railroad tracks and consolation side at 2:40 Friday. turned back to the left down Houston Girls' teams playing for a try at Street and proceded at about 90 or 95 mph. consolation at 4 p.m. Friday will be losers the Smycr-Amher- and According to the officer's report, of New Deal-Anto- n games played Thursday when the cars came to the intersection of afternoon. Winners of these four games Houston and Highway 385, one of the s - v ifA 'HhtJ i(tw PPPPS i will meet at 5:20 Friday for the girls' tilt. i3 cars skidded through a stop sign and slid In the boys' bracket, losers of the 1970 into a service station owned by Phil Auto Plates Smyer-Amher- and New Deal-Anto- n Adkins. games play at 6:40 Friday, and winners About $150 in damages resulted to a play at 8 p.m. gasoline pump in front of the station, and !o Finalists begin play at 8:30 a.m. BZwe about $10 worth of damages resulted to And White Saturday morning, and championship the 1960 Chevrolet. games are set for 8:00 and 9:30 Saturday !nu since a background Driver of the damaged vehicle was automobile license plates, which 1969, and that black evening. i taditionally carried the colors of would not be very reflective, the new given five tickets and driver of the other iim white the past 12 years, will letter and numeral color was chosen by vehicle was given four tickets. Springlake-Eart- h and Olton teams will toacolorc. dmrein 1970. the Texas Highway Department. Wednesday morning, a 'j61 be playing In thr. Kress Tournament this Ifat ear's plates will aealn be Tfe reflectorized material, which the Oldsmoblle, driven by Walter Stewart of weekend. Woraed and will hae high visibility highway department buys from Littlefield and a 1966 Chevrolet, driven Area junior high teams get in the i letters and numerals on a white Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, by Lester Hewitt of Littlefield were round this week, too, in a junior high ound. does not work in a black background, and involved in a collision at 6th and Harral tournament at Pep with play beginning i Hubert Dunn, countv tax has to go in a color that can be Streets. Thursday. THE HIGHWAY PATROL team here has the surnames of Angel and said a change to blue reflectorized. The Stewart vehicle was headed west The Sudan Hornets host Seagraves in a Parson. Weldon Parson, seated, and Bill Angel, standing, enforce traffic because of reflcctorization in A spokesman for the Texas Highway on 6th Street and the Hewitt vehicle was bout Friday night. Bula rules in Lamb County and investigate all county wrecks outside Department said the blue letters and headed north on Harral. The Hewitt Bulldogs open district play at Three Way incorporated towns. Angel and Parson are called to an average of three numerals could be changed to some other vehicle failed to yield to a stop sign and Friday. weeks each week, and spend at least an hour a day on paper work in their oc color, perhaps red, in 1971, or reverted collided with the left front fender of the See page 11 for the Slaton bracket and office in the Courthouse. Statistics show that driving too fast for JLSowman back to black again. Stewart Oldsmoblle. results of this week's area games. conditions and carelessness cause most wrecks. The highway department does not Damages to the Hewitt Chevrolet were have any statistics, b u t believes approximately $300 and damages to the ops Lontest reflectorized license plates have prevented Stewart Olds were approximately $50, AN ANGEL AND A PARSON bad accidents. according to the investigating officer's ro!d Ras (Docl Bowman of Among some of the safety factors report. & sly uami; In this involved in avoiding accidents include: Monday afternoon, a 1969 Dodge, 'i Leader N'cws football contest, but abandoned autos on the highways with driven by Alcario Baiza of Levelland and s to win the season prize of two reflectorized plates can be seen at some a 1962 Chevrolet station wagon, driven Do-Righ- i to the Cotton Bowl came and in the dark when headlights by Grace Winters of Dimmitt, were :se distance t' money bv one correct strike the plates, and in cases where one involved in a collision at 23rd and Hall They Are Boys 4rtn headlight is out on an auto, the Avenue. tyre - Pierc- was only one game short reflectorized plate on the approaching The Baiza Dodge was traveling east on ByNILAH RODGERS you just went on to California?" Angel jnni prize with 151 game winners vehicle reveals that It is an automobile 23rd when the Winters vehicle was drunk. "Sometimes they are about out of mis There's an Angel and a Parson kidded. gas sloshing ser:on Pierce closed in with instead of a motorcycle. traveling south on Hall Avenue and made and are fuel from side to side VI the watching Lamb County motorists. The most common excuse for speeding trying to it to a gas lu week, but still failed by License plates without reflectorized a wide turn westward onto 23rd and make tank before When a county resident is involved in given to Parson Is that they were in a running out," he said. gracious!" material bonded to them cost 12.4 cents collided with the left front fender of the "Oh, "" Persons 1.1 an accident, the Angel and Parson are hurry to go to the bathroom. "I usually Of all persons stopped for various nlrlt.H ulnnnrc fnr a a pair, but reflectorized plates cost 42 Baiza auto. y tie among the first to arrive at the scene to just follow them right on in," Parson said, violations, women give more excuses. that was settled on tie cents a pair. Approximately $200 in damages "'scores comfort and aid victims. "and give them a ticket." "Women may be the weaker sex," Angel in the final contest. James The plates are made by convicts at the resulted to the Baiza Dodge and about "(l KOIl I' I. Hrc nlnnn They also dispense justice to Parson has found that drivers who said, "but not when it comes to talking." " . ...a UlttLt n.l.UIII.W lfVT state prison in Huntsville and saves the $350 in damages resulted to the Winters motorized law breakers. weave down the highway aren't always Angel doesn't go along with the idea dearest nrtnnl cnrr I.amnr state thousands of dollars on labor costs. Chevrolet. oof Lev", and was nnxt host puessor The Angel is Highway Patrolman Bill that women are poorer drivers than men, cond is phc , and Ed McCanlies won Angel, and the "preacher" Highway either. "Statistics show this. Men get the Jpnze Patrolman Weldon Parson. "Or pole cats, most violations," Angel said. "That's fither and dauuliinr won Ihlrrt nnd the do-rig- boys, or stripped legs," Angel Slow been my experience." spots for the season. Linda Hood said. "We know all the names fuzz, cops, Entries f Area Singers Win and worse. We've been called everything, Angel and Parson say teenaged boys aren't a big problem either, although '"HSfoilrlh ,,,1,1. 1.fi but usually not to our faces." Angel and Parson have been with the For Lighting insurance companies penalize male ,rlnj are the final standlnes of a youths. w contest 6-Sta- Department of Public Safety (DPS) for te total of more than 27 years. Tickets issued to adult men account Competition Entries in the annual for one-hal- f or more ticketed IBowm 152 Angel, whose surname sounds like an traffic n. Amherst endearment or suggests heaven, has been Christmas Home Lighting violations in Lamb County. Women and girl and an Amherst boy These first place winners got a cash a highway patrolman over 16 years. He Contest arc coming in slowly teenagers get about 25 per cent each of LlttllfiliH A Littlefield rM Pierce. won first place in high school singing awards and certificate. has spent almost 10 of these years in according to Jim Kelly, the total tickets Issued in enforcing competition over all other contestants Geoffreen's teacher is Mrs. Mary Kelly Littlefield. Chamber of Commerce highway laws. is Sue DPS Angel Parson give 60-7- 5 riH00d.LIHI.II.w from six states in the regional conference of Lubbock. Wooten's teacher Parson has been with 11 years and tickets a Miss been taking voice manager. or close to of NATS or the National Association of Crites. Grizzle has and has lived in Littlefield six years. month, 1,000 tickets each 146 in Oklahoma City, lessons four years and Wooten has been These public servants work when most Persons wishing to enter year. HrtHood, Teachers of Singing Littlefield last week. studying voice about three years. Both persons aren't working. All holidays are the contest arc invited to clip May, June, July and August are peak Okla., backgrounds Geoff reen Grizzle won first place in students began their musical just another workday to them and they the entry blank, fill it out, and traffic months. Out of state vacationers 145 lessons. This Is Miss Grizzle's call a and tourists run up in "' Littlefield girls competition over contestants from with piano are on 24 hours day. mail it or take it to the the total the n line see the is 9.9ln- - -- Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, See SINGERS, Page 4 In their of duty they summer months. Local traffic heaviest Ilflhu m ttlefIeld Texas, New Chamber of Commerce office, and Colorado. Geoffreen is an gruesome side of life as well as the lighter, during the fall, or from the time school v,tfs, Anton Arkansas Box 507, or second floor of LHS senior and the daughter of Mr. and funny side. starts until about Jan. 1. G. Grizzle. Wants Speeding leads the list of traffic the City Hall. Angel and Parson enforce general W.Uttl.1,.144 Mrs. L. Saint Nick Gary Wooten, an Amherst High senior, offenses and the excuses drivers give for All persons living within highway laws on every public road first prize in high school boys' To Hear From You speeding provide these two officers with outside incorporated towns in Lamb won for the city limits of Littlefield &,!,uicJ!.LIttl.fl.4.d competition In the six state Southwest many laughs. One woman stopped County. They assist towns outside the -- M,rs. Jolly Old Saint Nick contacted the speeding told Angel that her gas tank was are eligible to enter and county if called "oner, Littlefield NATS. Wooten's parents are Mr. and on. Leader-New- s this week and said that he is almost empty and she was trying to get to children as well as adidts are There are 300 miles It. L. Wooten of .Anton. of paved roads to opera was sung in the eager to hear from all you boys and girls a service station before she ran out of gas. invited to enter. cover in Lamb County, and Angel and FVoth"2mel1' Littlefield Italian In the Littlefield area, so he'll know what lad speeding," competition. To become finalists, Miss "I stopped one for Four prizes, totaling $100, Parson investigate about 120 accidents you want for Christmas. Angel said. "When I asked him If he had a each year. Ten 15 Grizzle and Wooten sang three songs each will be awarded to per cent of the He would like to have your letters too, good reason for driving so fast, he said, 'I to the four accidents In Lamb County before a panel of three judges and were are on dirt 70-10- so get your paper and pencils handy and sure do, I left my wife in Dickens.' " most beautifully lighted roads. "Mostly at ffismn..4'MW' rated on a percentage basis from intersection," Parson averaged write that letter to Santa, and address it Angel said the young couple was headed homes by Southwestern Public said, "when people forget to look to see "Wtlker, Littlefield Both Lamb County contestants semi-finalist- to the North Pole, in care of the for California. The man was driving while If vehicle is coming." 90 or above and became Service Company. another Leader-New- and we'll see that he gets his wife slept in the back seat. When he In investigating ISsDId,.., J One song was sung before a panel of First place winner in the wrecks, the patrolmen r semi-fina- special delivery. gas, got "'Hiy,rV V-- different judges In l the letters stopped at Dickens for his wife help clear the road and direct traffic. three will In Littlefield again contest will receive $50; competition, and again these two scored Santa be out and went to the rest room. They had About two or three hours are required to were Included Friday and Saturday at his headquarters clothes hanging In the back scat, and he second place, $25; third place, work most highway wrecks. 1151,- -. 139 In the top 10 per cent and sang on Phelps Avenue in 400 block. He'll miss CIovls, $15 Angel In thu fivo finalists. Finalists one the didn't her until he got to N. and fourth place, $10. Patrolmen and Parson drive to give candy and song for three different judges and were be ready the klddos M. Ws.h'' !.LI l'ield hear some of their wishes. "Don't you think it might be if Page klMICUild rated one through five. better See PATROLMEN, 4 to j -

1 ! J PAGE 2, THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4,1969 liiiiK... if Ollon HD Club Has Annual Meal ffJft." Frazier-Ston- e To Be Wed LeLeLeLeLeLeLeLeLPPKv' H """Wfllll Mtnes. Leon May and daughter OLTON-- Mr. and Mrs. W. Friends and relatives are Plans Reved the group about their work In OLTON The Olton Home ..Kathv. Ross Cartv. Z. D. Miller W. Frazlcr announce the Invited to attend. held their Africa as missionaries. bride-elec- Demonstration Club and daughter. Miss Ann engagement and approaching The t is a senior ai Po,?F- - and M annual Thanksgiving supper Husbands and children were Warren, O. T. Crosby, L. O. manage High School. She Is ..v. Invited 0f ther daughter, Olton Thursday night In the Ulton guests. Langlcy and her sister, Easter Cralgg of the teen column announce the voguJl Messers Dara Gay, to Johnny Recreation Center Club House. Attending were and Bell Briggs of Adrian; and M Main" In the Olton Mmes. Kirby ston .j. of Curt Smith ''nracln' included chicken Jack and Katie Campbell, sister of Mrs. nt KHmnnwn Hnrl Mprlnn Entprnrise. daughter, Barbara children, Homer Curry. Dill in Rnn.MAT f .. and1adressingTV with all the Carty ofUovis, N.M Stone of Plalnvlew. Stone Is employed at ""Ill PittaIlo 'and children, Lloyd leieieieW ofMr.-andMT- vniiiimiMp. Edmonson. Blackwell, J. W. Lee and Wedding vows will be - " " "" fHvV. inn rmitiA Following the suDDer. children. Bennv Dickson. Lee weddlno unu.ip.iT"" The Veterans exchanged 23 In First 385-448- 1 Brother Douglas Lawyer and Simmons and Misty, Charles Administration In Its present Jan. the DIAL Assembly of God Church in family showed slides which Lewis and children, Leslie form was created by Executive FOR CLASSIFIEDS &AMV&38' ! -- JH .i ... j i j t i.. i .Liu 'r rti.rin nn lull. 01 loin Ulton. mey maae in Mines ana i.uiuiu nenm-ii- ana cmiurcn, uuuias The bride-elec- uiutiunuu7i.M.i.., ..owiaviawii t .J and. i r a southwestern;:Invesl lew ! wSwRt , lLiLiLiLil pn"y in rtmariiio J'' Yandell Is a m aflLeSLWB ' LeLeLeLel of Olton High w School? "wmuuiuuic ai west Tex wuivtridiiy, "LeLeLeLeLeV tLeLeLeLeLv

Anton FFA Takes Secoiu In Contest ANTON-T- ho Par

team of the Anton FFA i second in the District 0 MRS. KEN DAVIDSON held Saturday at Mulesho Members wp i Svnatzske. Donald ny Billv Moore. PartlHmti Tomes-Davidso- n the senior chapter cond warn were uanny Usher mmes, uames aynatschk, Webb. Tommv flu Randy McLarty and Vows Exchanged naiinau. Santa's Members on the conducting team uvn r? ; AMHERST-No-rth Dallas It was carried atop a white Herrin. Sammv StunlJ Baptist Church was the scene Bible, which was presented to Mike Dalton, Pete Ai of a candlelight ceremony Sherry by her Y.W.A. sisters. Daniel Castro, Mark Wal which united Sherry Tomes of Mrs. John Wolfinger of Virgil Morton and Amherst and Ken H. Davidson Lubbock served as Matron of Kisor. of Dallas in marriage Oct. 24. Honor. Her dress was avacado Those on the FFA Rev. Robbie Harris, church green velvet and her bouquet team were AMn Will pastor, officiated the double was autumn colored baby Tommy Betts and Helper! S ring ceremony. mums. Jordan. Members on the Music was furnished by the Flower girl was Kelly Farm skills team were church organist, Mrs. Payne. Tomes, sister of the bride. Her Cordove, Danny Spradlej The ceremony was dress was also made of avacado raui uutierrez. performed before an archway green velvet. of greenery, flanked by Todd Shavor of Dallas was BankAmericard makes Christmas Shopping fun. Use your wrought iron candclabras with ring bearer. white tapers and baskets of IlMWiHI autumn colored mums. Robert Barnes of Dallas was best man to the groom and THEATRE The bride, given In marriage serving as ushers were Steven BankAmericard for and SAT purchasing just about anything by her father, wore a gown of Davidson, brother of the WED THRU Pol-Sati- n accented with groom, and James Fleishman. Alencon lace and seed pearls. Linda Clayton of Amherst everything you need. When you use your BankAmericard you Her veil was elbow length. registered the guests. $WEET She wore the traditional Parents of the couple are blue garter, a penny with the Mr. and Mrs. Clois Tomes of year of her birthdate In her Amherst and Mr. and Mrs. receive only one statement for all your Christmas purchases, shoe, a good luck charm Harry Davidson of borrowed from her Matron of Arkadelphia, Ark. mm Honor and a gold wedding After a wedding trip to San , ""t band, over 50 years old, and convenient monthly payments keep the family budget . ..-- belonging to her grandmother Antonio, the couple will be at Tomes. home in Dallas where Ken is MacLIUNE employed with Graybar The bridal bouquet was Electric Company and Sherry in sound order. made of white baby mums, is employed with Sentry u. centered with a white orchid. Insurance Company. IMmWMMWMMMiWUBM)E)M)MMMMM) J These Merchants Welcome "Santa's Helper"

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Conal's Fina Norma's Littlefield-Lubboc- k

Crescent Shamrock Pratt's Jewelry

Field's Cleaners and Men's Wear Richey's Inc. New

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Ai tW 9. li,4' awfiiiaiiiiW,w, j& N. if. v - THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1969, PAGE 3 ffiH r a A-- ri i m ! hp1 I. t Jl. M.M. - M V K- - inknrflfiF JLm. Xr JL KJ LITTLEFIELD Jkl re'& Celebrate 40 Years

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sokora of J. B. McSHAN 385-433- 7 MRS. Pep celebrated their 40th presents wedding anniversary Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Mrs. SEIKO, the watch that automation built. Come see these Jones Bruce Hugglns of Nov. 30, at their home. "PWTt and family of Anton DeQueen, Ark., Mr. y. ? In the were and Mrs. They were married Nov. 26, precision watches made the modern way. Z Sunday guests of her Carl Hugglns of Dallas, Mr. M- J- and 1929 in Rhlncland. Mr and - - N' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fly rf Mrs. E. E. Hugglns and Mrs. The occasionwas celebrated With special features and incredible accuracy usually Thornton. Nola Wells of liaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaHLC Dlmmltt. WM I with a family dinner, hosted by found only in watches twice as much. BIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB costing ... n, minctc In BaePllllllJ the couple's eight children and Mr. and Mrs. Keith King of Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Woolcver 22 grandchildren. JJofMr and Mrs Sid attended Seiko makes them starting at only $29.95. daughter Lockney visited his mother, the funeral for a Cake and punch was served 5 ere their Mrs. Jack King relative in Odessa last to the family in the afternoon. and Mrs T W. over the The largest manufacturer of jeweled lever 5), Mr weekend. They were enroute Thursday. Those attending were Mr. cV J5$ and Mrs. Gaulbert Demel and and famflyo home from Thanksgiving watches in the world: SEIKO Afford holiday In Houston. Friday night guests of Inez family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Me na nuumc Marsh were Mrs. Sandra Marsh Sokora and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Stone and and children of Lubbock. Mrs. Glen Hughes and family, girls Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Harris .ponelsontt6.year.old of Anton visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Orcutt and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones has and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry anu iii ."- - returned fr it. ui- - flrct rtnnr Mis. Glenn Orcutt and family from Odessa where Wells and family, Mr. and Mrs. j she spent where he in Uvalde over the the holidays with her James Sokora and family, , Snider daughter and family, the Bill u.Krandsonof Mr. and Thanksgiving holidays. Misses Kathy Masten and ft Moors. MR. AND Nancy Sokora, Billy Sokora $, K JlcShan MRS. A. J. SOKORA f. x j&Ufi IB The and and Matt Demel. Mi teachers Misses Carolyn and Debbie la, tCummlngs ts a patient In of the First Presbyterian Church met Jones of Lubbock were holiday Methodisi iiususws '" guests Tuesday night In the Christian of their grandparents, otl Mr. !! The hftndiome Sf iko and Mrs. Otto Jones. dav-dat- Education Office. Mrs. Oscar Activities Amherst Couple automatic r watch with a unique the Thanksgiving Wilemon, superintendent, intttnt data change it fM i presided. Guests Saturday and ture 17 iewelt Lumlnoui artinADiieniMiimi.-iou- Sunday In hand adjuitable Mr. the home of Mr. and Marks 50 Years brarelet u hnmi were and Mrs. Ben Waterproof to 98 2 ft 159 50 uvil. inH Mr. find Carol King and Roger Crawford were Mr. Other Seiko automatic day date P. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Victor Oxford Ihh of Littlefield; Sullivan, students at ACC, Romero and watchet be(in at S49 50 Car family of Albuquerque, N. of Amherst celebrated their K Toelkes visited her mother, Mrs. Jack M., Lite John and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 50th wedding anniversary Nov. yjtmMfP' SEIKO V King, Thanksgiving. !wzftt?y' $fft ts,tndJ Miepperaui Abeyta of Espanola, N. M. 26. DEC. A family dinner in their Thanksgiving Day guests In SATURDAY, 6 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. COLLEGE PREVIEW DAY honor was held in Levetland. Plains has the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jordon KPresbter of have returned from a two Is scheduled all day at Wayland Bronze mums and the E Workers Haynes were their daughter anniversary cake & Youth Baptist College. High were used as wV i and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester weeks' visit with their daughter School Luce for nauus who and family, Mr. and Mrs. seniors are Invited to attend. decorations for the celebration. ,fith junior nign ana Mouser and Ronnie of The former Miss Florrie Lee Lubbock, Marvin Fisher of Hubert Carpenter In rfcigh joung people lor and Victor Oxford were Temple, Mrs. L. P. Fisher of Brownfield. lit 0 P ' nuuugu TO LIST YOUR EVENTS married Nov. 26, 1919, at JEWELRY & GIFTS Olton and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ! st & P m . ai Ceta Among guests the past r Frederick, Okla. The couple 5TH 8. X1T Camp Simmons of Littlefield. CALL 385 4481 moved to Amherst in 1924 laMethodlst weekend in the home of Mr. 4 and Mrs. John McAnally were where they have been engaged Mr. Mrs. Sid L md Mrs Glenn Terrell and Hopping Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAnally MONDAY, DEC. 8 in farming. visited with James A. Gowdy Inline! Ohio were recent and family of Fort Worth, Mr. CUB AND The couple has one in the Methodist last SCOUT 385-448- 1 s of her parents, Mr. ana Hospital and Mrs. Dean McAnally and Roundtable and George White daughter, Mrs. LaJune Yantis Dial For Classifieds IfcsRountree Sunday and also with Mrs. I. T. family of Aspermont, Mr. and District Committee meeting at and two grandchildren, Pamela Shotwell Sr. and Clyde Hllbun. 7:30 p.m. in Sue and Ricky K. Mrs. Freeman McAnally and First United CHI? e. - ry--J?CV rawing noiiuay puma family of San Angelo. Also Methodist Church in The D. D. Yantis hosted a c J n a (Home oi ir ana airs. Mr. and Mrs Joyde Jones visiting Saturday and Sunday Littlefield. This will be Scout Thanksgiving dinner attended Douclas were their and family of Lubbock spent were Vleta McAnally of Odessa night and program helps will be by the Oxfords, H. B. Lee of it and son Mr. Sunday with his parents, the and Mrs. Sierba Powell of presented at the roundtables. Portland, Ore., Delva Harmon Ifci Carlton Parker and Otto Joneses. Lubbock. District needs will be discussed and the Mutt Houks. If Fort Worth and Mr. and by the district committee. Junes L White of Mrs. Quimby Self, daughter Helen Wicker, a student at wooi Jane and son Tom of Denton, TCU, spent the Thanksgiving Is For Children' Exhibit left Sunday after a holiday visit holidays in the home of Mr. 'Christmas ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Wayne Lisd Mrs slow Grissom with her mother, Mrs. and Mrs. E. J. Wicker. "Christmas Is for Children" Girls, a Mini Cook doll tree, Bob Ed left Sunday to Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Tad is theme of the annual and toys of bygone years with rias in Houston. Carlisle and family of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hall traditional Christmas exhibit their modern counterparts Littlefield were Thanksgiving spent Thanksgiving in Aledo which opens in Lubbock comprise the Yuletide exhibit. GAYMODE8 SLEEPWEAR! w.. CAROL EVANS8 CRESSES! : ud Mrs Phil Shepherd Day guests. with their daughter and family, Sunday, Dec. 7 at The Museum gone to every length to give you great gift Christmas treats for the littlest fashionablesi l&s left Sunday after Mr. and Mrs. Truitt Absher. on the campus of Texas Tech A Christmas open house will Ideal ... give your budget a boost, tool Cud. Just look what you've got to choose from I the holidays with her King and 2-- acrylic acrylic crepes mony Mrs. Jack University. be scheduled from 5 p.m. on dly ileepwear of bruihed acetate nylon. P, S, knits, Orion i, the Carol Roger Frank Rogers. daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Harms Members of the Fine Arts the day the exhibit opens, Mrs. M, L Walti gown, reg. $4, NOW 3.19 bonded with acetate tricot Buy several ... Sullivan spent Friday evening Reg 4 traveled to Clovis, N. M Committee of the Museum's Parsley said. The public is ,Lon aowni, pimii, reg. $S, NOW 3.99 savel to $8 NOW 2.88 to 6 88 V holiday guests of Mr. In Lubbock as guests of Mr. Tuesday to celebrate their Women's Council have invited to visit The Museum, and Mrs. Kerry King and Elissa. . mares uauert were wedding anniversary. They coordinated the displays. and the Texas Tech Madrigal Id Mrs Elmo 3ones of were married there 25 years Children's Christmas art, Singers will provide holiday on, Mr and Mrs. TV Supper guests Friday night ago, Dec. 2. trees decorated by Camp Fire music for the event. sud daughter of Slaton: In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Id Mrs Clajton Beckner Ben Crawford were Mr. and cree sons or Oklahoma ' 0M , Mr and Mrs. Paul Land Mr and Mrs. Dick AS EXCITING mi daughter of Denver, AS YOU ARE . . . enneiffTHE FASHION jfer? PRE-STYLE- D Honors PLACE OUR ra. Graham TAPERED HON Mrs F. E. H4 UK hnnnrarl !l mnrnina with coffee m the home of WIG! :Oov1s Pole affaaj et with Mrs. C. JBlBBBl - Ae3pL I w iiwjtv. Graham was born Nov. Jr3 Mr' aiaaaaaaHLLVBK. .ML LaaaaaaaaaaaM. HiaaaaaaaW miaroi uounty, Ind. 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k Ui TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4,1969 PAGE 4, THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, v)diwrirr - T' THE FAHMER'S mm, - -- wm t; s HOUSE $P CAUS EDITORIALS , A 0 eMP&Mi Choosing Jewe c AV'Kat The Leader-New- s .mjHksl 1 1. : !By LIDBY THERE ARE MANY times when HE SAID "But lad I readily understand the quite msi naun thm .li. . rl?T ffATJ young's impatience with us older absolutely IMPOSSIBLeI way of doing things traditionalists' four stones a McvrurrJ "That's in for the mere reason that I reminded him Don't Blame Kids It's always been done". that no just the way li you wmmmmPAUL harvei Now that my young'uns are gone niiuaiuiu jUj mind to It and besides Ai a and scattered to the IT IS ABOUT TIME a lot of congressman, college president or from home my wedding month hm I decided to go buy grown-ups- , especially politicians a school superintendent that four corners, n to go around showing forthrightly stands up for one of those mother's rings for my and the heads of our educational .... vm a weaaii systems, from the primary grades to fundamental principles that underly Away From It AH? own sweet self. own; our colleges and universities, took a our free enterprise system as good look at what they are failing contrasted with an THE SALES MAN was AFTER HE "delighted" to show me all of their GRUDl to teach, namely, pride in the bureaucracy that smothers piacea me tourth stone United States of America, its individual opportunity. different styles, he said, and tntllnn tho miL. .mi UvJu t top of constitutional government and They seem afraid to support our quickly filled the the and I aclcoH what several trays full. m.tL individual opportunity under our heritage. IS IT POSSIBLE for any of us wild or with minimal assistance. counter with pretty purple stone overthl Every single one of them were ..... I economic system. really to "get away from it all"? Ho. . calH. that..,, , yQu I more or less. All In a small band of HAVE COMMUNICATED the same setting, calri nnnrl that vuae m.. l BLAME the young 1966 In a WHAT CAN BE EXPECTED of DON'T pilgrims Let's see indirectly with the colony and have the stones were lined up row, nnrl nlnatn nut that ln downgrading our American tried. like t.. our young people when in political people for how they made out. heard no complaint of illness from one right after the other, little He did so and tj constitutional government. appears to tin soldiers. snapped circles they continually hear attacks among them. The colony was room tv are reflecting a lack I lor only on U. S. enterprise? They simply DO NOT BELIEVE have adjusted to the climate and asked him if he didn't have which AMISHMEN a stones. Rarely is there a word about the of understanding results consider the different culture. They have some with the sets In a circle, or of in in much of what we U. S. free from failure leadership our and heart, or a cross, or something I merit of market, modern and civilized and necessary, complete military exemption ASKED if he had a pre) schools and legislative halls to a capitalistic system that has made such as electricity, automobiles and their own schools. besides just pure dee ole straight one. 1 our progress possible. glorify the individual freedom and One communication mentions line. He were given us by ornamented attire. said yes he did, but il opportunity that In 1949, fleeing the engulfing thievery by natives, so there's still a may. people our forefathers, instead of serfdom ASTONISHED NO WONDER our young of and serpent in Eden, but the pilgrims HE LOOKED I said great, and dependence under a socialized tide materialism that are confused. sophistication in Michigan, Ohio, are so comfortably at home in their and said "Lady, ALL mother's rings grandchild's birthstone. Try to find an address by a state. has have in a Pennsylvania and Indiana, a group new land that their experience the different birthstones He brightened up like! migration to of them migrated to the Arkansas inspired further Amish straight row." moon and said wonderful) Ozarks. Central America. I told him mine wasn't going to rjerfectlv linittmata in a Each family bought 150 acres of be straight row, to trot out grandchildren's birthstones rocky soil at $6 an acre. With AMISH GROUPS from the some more rings. - oi ims son, ne just naan 1 THE ABUNDANT TJFE- horse-draw- n equipment and bare United States and Canada are With much evident pain, he naa any. hands, they cleared the land and participating in or planning major finally was persuaded to show me developed productive farms. migrations. some what he called "dinner rings" I SAID I didn't. a of Amish I I In 1967 group and picked out what thought His smile faded a trifle,! WHEN THE STATE families from Orange County, Ind., was a gorgeous one that snaked all m THEN said as long as one was on I Discourage Trouble Kit Paraguay. Eight my finger. decreed that they must send their migrated to around ana i was reasonably sure i children to public schools, which families purchased an entire village be a Mav child, it watdilli By BOB WEAR they considered worldly and there. HE NEARLY CHOKED, still I had to tell him that th incompatible with a religious life, Last year other Amish families protesting "But it's not a no grandchildren in sight Paraguay. they decided it was time to move moved to MOTHER'S ring", but manfully or otherwise, hut I im TROUBLES ARE COMMON to establishing in our lives the on. settled down to the task of helping feeling deep down inside all people, but there is a great environment which makes trouble In 1966, out of step with the me select the correct birthstones. first would be born in I HALF-DOZE- families from difference in the ways people feel unwelcome. This must be done. mores, morals and laws of the A Bubbling over, he placed in front furthermore, that the second United are pioneering in of stones handle them. United States, a tiny band of Amish the States me the for December, be in whatever month that li It seems that some people have WE DISCOURAGE TROUBLE pilgrims left our country to seek a colonization and mission project July and March. I told him I liked gorgeous bronzy birthston more troubles than others, but all when we develop a wholesome "freedom" in the primitive jungles in Costa Rica, "making good July, but December and March over mere. of us have them. concept of life; when we build a of Central America. progress." They are beginning farm were too much alike, how about strong and living faith in God; when operations in the Arena! region, replacing December with April. HE SOBBED that that to good of WE CAN AVOID SOME we turn our trouble EIGHT OF THEM took their recently purchasing 250 head tooaz for the month of Nc TROUBLE, and it is certainly wise purposes; when we learn how to families to the virgin interior of beef cattle. cou HE SAID I was missing the and that he just simply to do so when we can; however, graciously accept assistance from western British Honduras. Amish settlers in the remote sell all stones that it whole point. If my children were of those there is some that cannot be friends; and when we minimize They bought 3,640 acres in the region of Chaco in Paraguay are not ri born in December, July and March, meaning in that dinner avoided. all we can. foothills of the Maya Mountains alone. In that area, once a vast a Mothe then I HAD to have those three snaked around for Nevertheless, it is not necessary near the Belize River. Each family wilderness occupied only by I birthstones. walked over to the that to embrace it the way some built its own house and, hacking nomadic Indian tribes, are now foul WE CAN IGNORE TROUBLE, I asked why, and all he could say iewelrv counter, people do. back the jungle manzanas with 12,000 Japanese settlers and 100 aaudv. qvdsv to a certain extent. This should be was just because that's the way it outraaeouslv machetes, cleared an average 30 farm families from Switzerland, but ring sets of every col we done unless there is very good WAS. with WE CAN, and must acres for each. Mennonites from Canada first one-tent- h ( I hue at about the discourage trouble. All of us have reason for not doing so. tamed the Chaco bush. said flitter, that was no reason I his precious "dinner ring", the privilege to react to trouble as Bertrand Russell said, "The wise ON THIS ACREAGE they now to come to think of it didn't think man thinks about his troubles only three stones were going to be it, and was deliciousiy nappy we wish. Even when it must be raise cattle and truck crops. The OVERPOPULATION of not as haoDy when there is some purpose in is enough for that snaky ring, how But accepted, we should not permit it climate warm and wet, excellent overdeveloped countries will jewelry salesn to overshadow our lives. Someone doing so; at other times he thinks for some breeds of beef cattle. motivate an increasing tide of about putting August in there. has said, "We can't prevent trouble about other things." They are growing such emigration to the underpopulated from coming, but we don't have to tropical-adaptiv- e foods as yams, Latin-America- n frontier, but it is furnish an easy chair for it to sit WHEN WE DILIGENTLY citrus fruits, beans and corn. All sad to see American pilgrims leaving in. discourage troubles, they can never they want of pineapples, mangoes, America seeking, of all things, Trouble can be discouraged by overwhelm us or defeat us. bananas, coconuts and rice grow religious liberty.

2l-ilg-ttSlStSl-!- g fa City Council IL1S-SSSW- I fa fa 1923 ELGIN WATCHES Meeting Tonight MEMBER ESTABLISHED fa Leader fa MLB A MK)NJkL Lamb County ' Littlefield city councilmen will meet New isM W&pJPkpER County Wide fa GytMeic&ti ooml and Sedtdnomr Thursday night in regular session to fWE and fa mcnak1 discuss several items on the agenda. Association - Founded 1BBS combined Feb. 13, fa They will discuss the collection of Manufacturer 1967-6- 8 of Over 70,000,000 Watches for Over 105 Years paving liens and will consider Publishi fa passing an ordinance to vacate and BILL TURNER Editor& fa YOUR CHOICE abandon portions of Kirk Avenue, JOELLA LOVVORN News tana and Staff WriW Pi Outstanding assortment of . .. and a fine, ladies' assort-- Simpson Avenue, Austin Street, and NILAH RODGERS abandoning and vacating certain alleys in fa men's watches including au- ment including WANDA STRANGE Socioty taiw sport, nurse, $ the College Heights Addition. Advertismgbpon fa EMIL MACHA - tomatic and calendar styles and diamond styles! PO88 They will consider filling one vacancy WB..------fa on the Planning Committee and Housing PUBLISHED SEMI.WEEKLV. ch a C" Standards Commission, will discuss the vr ft Thurdiy ind Sundiy morning by Th SdriVwrrv 70t.c'nti monlh &i Migrant Health Program for 1970, and l rt.r.M.uu. J11 UU I lnl.ll.lri P' .. and 1 fa 4K 10 Ctn ti... will discuss financial assistance to the TXI 7033(1 Pnt.r.H . uronH rl..'. COPY rtI, .dviftll'l A'i" ifr MlU.lTH ' ' 1 ?V S mitt.r In the U. S. 'Pom Otflc, "nt 6n,,""t Tlrt InM'tW fat. V laal 1 4 -- .. .'lit t 1 " 4 KW Lamb County Community Center. p.r word . v4kMMMwS.Bliltf J ',iw I jo-no relet, . d li.LiH . , ...j.. k. u.. ..- - Councilmen will discuss authorizing r... Minimum 1. . of Mirch 3, 1870. Subtcrlptlon relet: by " Telephone: 385 4481. the advertising for gasoline bids mall In nrt R Uiereanai. for 1970 limh" - .rllr.1nlnnrn.ir.tl..- i" i, and will cast a vote on the 1970 Upland Cotton Marketing Quota, besides taking care of routine business. . . . PATROLMEN Continued from Page I mUesl their prowl cars about 3,000 month. ,. . .. SINGERS r..- -. I. .1.-11- .. T omh fYllintV U average in 1969 for deaths resulting Continued from Page 1 traffic accidents, uui oi i- - . ...-- .. iii, thorp is an atcn UCllUl'UU)u annum. j, fatalities. Three persons third time to place In NATS, winning six or seven second In 1966 been killed this year. and fourth last year. She ihnv chase i ALL WITH 17 JEWELS AND UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING! has sung with the Lubbock Symphony ' il. ,.! "i'ln-lud- spo . V" ?'"' ei and in the Lubbock Little Theatre them and 1 production of The Sound of Music. tornadoes, tracking J Geoffreen won second in Amarillo IIIKjAfm4'v H warnings to people wno aiv symphony contest singing last year a tornado. ... and stand-b- tioi has several gold medals and superior '99rli They are also on ratings in UIL competition and a superior SW but havent Deen cmivu. daughter rating in the National Federation of GEOFFREEN GRIZZLE Angel, hk wife Blly. "J Teachers of Singing. She is a member of al9.year.oldAfiNir.-MoBl- J National Honor De a vevennoiiaii, - - the Society and plans to lo livestock. A' continue musical studies and study drama LHS ninth grader, like at the University of Texas or Denton Angel's spareUme. after graduation from high school, horses occupy farmed and Wooten specializes In religious music, Parson In ( near rans - - leads revival singing and Is choir director Texas oi" are his wife Robbie of the Amherst Baptist Church. Until this Parson and m two girls and a boy. wan"" year, he attended Anton schools where he - was Who's Who In music and played and a junior, uary ar$ grader, and Dayna Kay , T baritone and drums "or Just filled In" In ML hunting na the band. Jee-- J Parson enjoys quail CREDIT V-UM- FREE S- - 3M Gary Wooten and Charlotte Crawford and Utah deer nun, w V were married in June and Wooten is Both men "SS TERMS AVAILABLE II GIFT WRAPPING -- -- V'Tlf. UfMl A Keep up ui. - , )( TTlf? wuvuu finishing high school at Amherst and ana 0 5thiXIT U working on his father-in-law'- s farm after update their hollnn7enth tl school. After graduation An0Pl has 1200 hours he plans to addition.. attend Texas Christian University. and Parson has 900 :iccicictcticictcictctictcictccccictcctctctci mmGARY WOOTEN schooling. lu ' r2 &Mmmmssm& f V '& THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1969, PAGE 5 J&JsrJsr-K-a EARTH f jcuw" " HOSPITAL NEWS t PV- ffifi&M-- A - ENGRAVED LITTLEFIELD and Infant, Mrs. Carolyn ...inV Miillls. n HOSPITAL Nelson, Mrs. Johnnie Stanley, i2?.rfK.rtiKwho NOV. 29 Richard Ellis, Cecil Wood. kC'nTaos, N. M., ADMITTED: Tye Lively, 1 iPfV" . Mr wreck n Miss Darla Sanderson, Sisco DEC. 2 Gift Certificates f ... 8..nHv. Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Alma Purdy. ADMITTED: Mrs. Gretchcn visiting her DISMISSED: Mrs. Glenda Brown, Mrs. Judy Clark, Bob toen - always a welcomed gift "..... n hnr WAV Moore and Infant, Mrs. Karen Fenton. E $ DISMISSED: Mrs. the accident Layman, Mrs. Ann Kutledge. Leola 1 t?hen Brooks, James jH VV J . ...anytime .. i. nt Innwn list Brooks, Mrs. f ,1 If anyone NOV. 30 Lela Elms, Miss Darla fapened, or Sanderson, Mrs. Mrs, Mullis is ADMITTED: Lola Lopez, Mattie Boone, Mrs. Mary Tlbbetts, Mrs. Sisco Purdy. of Yuma and Johnnie Stanley, Mrs. Louise lim"? ri.. l,,. hivn n Heavers, Mrs. Judy Moore, f, RnVl KEEP CHRIST ? ",'.. I, Cecil Wood. To "Keep Christ in iRhtHoUaiin DISMISSED: Mrs. Judy Christmas" ought not to be Moore, John Pitts. difficult if we would realize ' S FOR Thanksgiving Christmas put Christ In the tone 01 ur aimii. v DEC. 1 world In the first place. To were their ADMITTED: Frances "Keep Christ in Christmas" Is Mam find children, Mrs. Fallen, Charlie Bridwell, Mrs. to keep Him where he was in June. Jane Blllie Elliott, Mrs. Hazel Ward, the beginning and to live with Mrs. Laverne Fennell, Bradley him in all the days and seasons 385-1-IK- P.nvH Damron, Mrs. Peggy Lively. of the year. So, Merry DIAL 1 jnvl.hnma CitV. Okla.. DISMISSED: Raymond Christmas in Jesus Christ every Herring, were Harper, Mrs. Elaine Costello day. FOR CLASSIFIEDS kito, Rosie .( Mr and MrS. Bob jtfoi'er the Thanksgiving fliThelaaiesaru sxsiura. fausited another sister, ... trnoc nf I.IUlcficltl. HS THANKSGIVING a the home oi ueuian bj ere her moiner, finla, a I j!s Nannie Uinn, Mrs. . vvitnn of Earth and rsci !ri Ginn and Shannon Kmu .Jltdeld of Amariiio. jiathecsenlng were ner KS .find husband. Mr. and ner Ball of Sunnyside. 1 AND MRS L. b. Wh visited Sunday with Mind ramiiy, .Mr. ana !nv Griffin. Sharla and THREE BENTON CHILDREN, Tammy, 4 months old; Robert, 6, and Connie, 5, WofAbernathy paid a visit to Santa Claus in his headquarters on Phelps Avenue Friday afternoon. ISTS LAST weekend in Santa took their wishes for Christmas and gave them candy. He will be in toe of Mr and Mrs. Littlefield every Friday and Saturday until Christmas. ii Cow lev were their Hc, Janice Cowley of team. They v on state LINDA STARKEY moved Cearley, Mrs. Ginn and Beulah ba and Mike of canyon. CHILDREN OF Mr and to Amariiio last weekend Newton visited Mr. and Mrs. B. AND MRS Bob Adams Mrs. Harold Ellis from Denser, where she is employed by a tax Carl Cearley and Mr. and Mrs. m m ililittHllMniiiiiiiir "t j Gil, of Magnolia, Ark., Colo., were guests in their firm. Linda is daughter of Mr. W. B. Floyd of Hale Center. ittlatnes and friends in home for the Thanksgiving and Mrs. Homer Starkey of rnmmunitv oxer the holidays. Earth. MRS. NANNIE GINN H.vl Mrs Adams is a sister MR. AND MRS. Mike celebrated her 88th birthday MRS. ADLINE Newton is in Dennis Simmons. O'Brien of Lubbock were Nov. 30. Mrs. Ginn i The Amariiio this week visiting Sunday, 3 former guests of Mr. and Mrs. in all re residents of weekend daughter, Mrs. Ura lives alone Earth and does O'Hair Mrs. O'Brian Is with her work Edwin Ginn. her own cooking, house 25 BESSIE Cearley and the former Brenda O'Hair and most of her laundry. She LC Hudson attended the MARSHEL KELLEY is still SUNDAY DINNER guests walks to the post office and lime In Las Vegas, N. a patient in South Plains of Mrs. Bessie Cearley were grocery store. She attends the Day Their Hospital in Amherst. It has Mrs. Nannie Ginn, Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Church and has lived Id Jon Cearley, played been reported his condition is David Cearley and Beulah in Earth and the community ime on the Lovington lmprou'd Newton. In the afternoon Mrs. for 41 years.

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at, FOR SALE or rent: One, two, BEAGLE PUPPIES-F- HELP WANTED at Dairy Mart Three bedroom, two bath, USED watches $10.00 cuddly babies, Registered. 12-4-- 2100 sq. three bedroom houses and up Ladies' or Men's. Pratts service P ft., brick. Well located more Fountain apartments. furnished. TF-- P Money can't buy love. OBITUARIES Jewelry. Cannon Terrace. Owner might Some 299-418- carry some paper for right Small down payment on Phone Whitharral Homeworkers (envelope party. Phone 385-439- 1408 houses sold. Balance paid out FOR SALE: Brantley Drive In. 385-450- addressers) wanted Send self Cherry Blossom Dr. TF-Mc- like rent. Located all over Mrs. M. B. Welborn, addressed stamped envelope to Littlefield. Call K. Houk, TF-- LE ILA BACKEBERG SHANA 385-483- 385-349- MRS. D'ANN SWANSON Homeworkers Enterprises, P. Two Bedroom, den, living 0 or Office O. B. 6685, Lubbock, Texas room, two bath, large utility SHEEP FOR SALE, Pitfi-- ewes. WHEN YOU BORROW i 79413. TF-- room, fenced yard. Phone FOR RENT OR SALE: Two Ramblolett Contact Services for Mrs. Lu llu liaekrhern, K7,;i 385-341- 385-465- bt 385-440- 5 385-467- 3 or TF-- MONEY, be sure you've or see after 6 p.m. at and three bedroom. resident of the Valley View Community Tor IH infant rlaunhti.r r ... S many Equal 615 E. 15th. TF-- Ophelia Stone. TF-- considered the L.V.N NEEDED. low-co- about midnight Friday at her Alvln Swansun of a.'..j opportunities PAPER SHELL pecans. 40c advantages of a years, who died Anton uh .t employer, pound. Limited amount on Land Bank loan. Monday In the Olton Kirsl P.m Sunday in 894-490- Levelland, Texas. TF FOUR BEDROOM, three bath BLACKSMITH SHOP Rer Federal residence, were the Methodist HosDl $25.00 Call 385-365- Payments spread over a greater ujr.ri, !',.,. . . fl home, central heat and air. One per sell shop E.C.Hill. United Methodist Church with Rev. Tommy l.llhhfirk ..I.... month or would 12-7-- of years and full ROOM FOR one more elderly acre of land Includes barn. on number Rev. Wayne Gray, pastor or with .lev. Helton and two bedroom house prepayment privileges. Get the Nelson, pastor and Hsi. of th lady in my home. Good meals, Shown by appointment. three blocks. Would sell all officiating. United 1 from W. H. McCown, the Valley View Baptist Church, Methodist Church offlci-U- M 1 care and reasonable rates. 4)7 Contact Dr. Hinckley, property Call good used vise, set of bolt facts for $4,000.00. 1 385-343- TF-Mc- 223-873- Manager of Federal Land Bank In Plalnvlcw Memorial Park by uurial E. 9th. DeSoto, Texas. 233-256- dies, actylene cutting torch. Burial was washy Mammons Funeral ni TF-- L i Very TF-- Littlefield Welding Works. Association of Littlefield, 504 Home. Littlefield. reasonable. 385-442- Parsons Funeral Phelps Ave., Phone Miss . 1 are now beinq THREE BEDROOM, two bath, Mrs. Backcberg, who moved View Swanson was 1mm i n.. APPLICATIONS HOUSE-1- 71 N. Wicker Ave., 904 W. 9th, Call Wingo Real 15 acres of Hegari bundles. Call 933-229- 0 retired school Hospital was water superintendent 385-306- or see miles RENOVATED: from Pasadena, Calif., was a and transferred mJ taken for TF-- J Estate, 143 N. Westside Ave. three MATTRESS to Must be 21 or over 12-7-- new at Amherst 385-468- north of Bula. Mattress rebuilt, teacher and nurse. iiusyimi uuer ner Dirm on Nov 21 and have high school MODERN three bedroom mattresses and box springs. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Fannie Survivors besides the Call A. W. Hedges, We present bed springs n,.ni. education home in Amherst. Carpeted, SPINET PIANO. have Your and two brothers, Owen brother. Kyle the homo , 246-355- 1 City Norfleet of Olton; of u or Amherst central heated. Call after 6:00 located and stored this piano. converted to box springs. Mrs. 246-342- 1 385-338- and Jim Norris of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hall, 246-325- 12-- 1 essh Responsible person Steffey, dial Norris of Wavcrly, Kans., Swanson, p.m. 1 F with good Claude and ,fl ! Stitch-ln-Tlm- 385-314- M I credit can take on small or Cliff, N. M. mcnois, an oi Anion; her great grandr, A & B Contact payment contract. Write before Agents for Mattress Co., Ernest Goheen and Mrs. J. M I NICE LARGE THREE HORSE SHOEING. truck-Jopll- Swanson.t ; TEXAS OIL IVj we send n Piano, Lubbock TF-- bedroom, baths, garage, C. Webb, 1 uuu mrs. u. Bell William Waco, 305-440- 1 - iiiiuu, Morris of t fenced back yard. Located 91 1 315 South 16th, Texas I DIAL FOR CLASSIFIEDS COMPANY 12-7- Calif. E. 9th, Call 76703. We pick up old cars. Littlefield. $8500. 299-474- i in Littlefield TF-- has opening Olton 285-238- TF-- Whitharral, area. No experience WE DO CUSTOM farm work. UPRIGHT PIANO, antique Shredding, disc breaking, maple. $100. 232 E. 23rd. ALL KINDS ALTERATIONS, i( chiseling with big ox chisel , necessary. Age not 385-386- 12-7-- F covered buttons, button-holes- plow, and listing. Call Bill Mr Mrs. G. Good 246-348- belts. and E. important. Davis, 3 Amherst. TF-- character a must. We GARAGE SALE: Coats, Sclfres, 905 E. 6th St., Phone WANTED: To rent farm of COMFORTABLE bedrooms luggage, chest, dishes. 313 E. 385-397- 1 Former Drive In 160 to 360 acres for 1970. train. Air Mail A. R. TF-- S FIELDTON for men. New Home. Heated CERAMIC STAINING 14 th. Thursday, Friday, Cleaners. Irrigated preferred, with good i LESSONS...Terry 12-4-- D ckerson, Pres., rooms Phone 385-360- 204 Smith of Saturday. allotments. Two miles north, Lubbock, originally of S. RENT CONVALESCENT IV: 1, Southwestern Petroleum E 9th St. TF-- east of Littlefield, Route t Ceramics of Amarillo, will be SIX FAMILY garage sale. One equipment at Brlttain L.B.Brown. 12-7-- B t t Corp.. Fort Worth, at the Ceramic Hobby Haven day only, Saturday, December Pharmacy. Wheel chairs, Furnished apartment for rent. crutches, hospital beds, other Mrs. Ray Muller Texas. Bills paid. 385-336- 600 W. Saturday, December 6 at 1:30 6. Two butane Dearborne WANT TO BUY 12 to a TF-- to start staining lessons. heaters, ladies', men's, teenage Items Complete line Call 1st; TF-- section of dry land. 2624203 3 girl's and clothing. Convalescent needs. 272-319- 272-368- Lessons only $1.00 for children's 1 or TF-- hours. Three miles east on 312 E. 15th. 12-4-- MRS. W. J. ALDRIDGE and MR. AND MRS. FURNISHED one bedroom Spade Highway one mile south. Bill visited one day last week at and Ray spent Thanki apartment, refrigerated air ONE SHOT house Wilma and Kenneth Broaddus. ATTENTION! Must pick up spraying-yar- d and tree care. New land near Lamesa, Lubbock with her sister, Mr. Day at Littlefield uiti conditioner, fully carpeted. 385-563- Ceramic Hobby Haven spinet organ, balance may be United Pest Control, 14,000 acres and Mrs. Clint Wright. sister, Mr. and Mrs Extra nice Suitable for adults 12-4-- B Greenware and Supplies. paid in small monthly Littlefield, Texas. TF-- Mesquite-catcla- land. MR. AND MRS. Clint Williams and family TWO BEDROOM brick house only. Call 385-514- 7 or payments by individual with Proven farming area. Six 385-388- 0 TF-- 385-486- TF-- Wright visited Monday morning guests that day in the Adults good credit. Write Mr. miles south of Patricia. ARE YOU unhappy with your EVERY make electric carpet with Mrs. W. J. Aldrldge and home were Mr and Box $50-$90.0- Hubbard, 3192, Lubbock, shampooer does a job 0 per acre. 25 custom fitted bra? Be fitted in 12-4- better 1 Texas 79410. Bill. The Wrights were enroutc Charles Reed and FOR RENT Three bedroom, FOR RENT furnished one and the all new Lovely Lady, with famous Blue Lustre. down. Contact John or apartments. to Albuquerque, N. M. and Miss Carol 12 baths, plumbed for washer two bedroom support Will Nelson's Hardware. 12-7-- Marvin McLarty, 1611 Lubbock 385-388- TF-- or shelf. not roll and dryer Call 385-413- 7 TF-- P Adults. down. One year guarantee. Repossessed Singer sewing Ave. M., Lubbock. MRS. LUCY FRANKS of Reed from Illinois. Ladies or husband and wife machine, buttonholes, zigzag, 765-881- Evenings, Davis, Calif., is here visiting MR. AND MRS TWO BEDROOM furnished C 322 W 4th., unfurnished, two teams No overcast, etc. Balance $26.95. 744-e- 88, 744-62- 2 1.TF-- with relatives in the area. She and family, Mr.anl fenced apartment, all new furniture, needed. R.P.V. to Short bedroom, back yard maintain. Sizes A through HH. Terms with good credit. Cowan and famili and plumbed Call fully carpeted, refrigerated air, Discount attended church Sunday Donald for washer. Start at Call Mable Mathis Sewing Machine Co., Mrs. 385-896- TF-- S vented heat, suitable for adults 45. morning with Deallle Mr. and Mrs. Doc How ma 285-273- 1906 Main St., Lubbock, 385-514- at Olton only. Call 7 or Texas. TF-- Hukill. family spent ThanksgMn 385-486- TF-- TWO BEDROOM house to GARY COOPER of Olton witn Mr. and Mrs. THE spent Saturday night and Cowan. rent. Close in. All bills paid. IM uwil T Hr run MISCELLANEOUS Shop 385-449- 7 385-530- open with Call 6t TF 8 FOR jrSrJ Mk RnrftiOftt At Thursday, Friday and Sunday Gordon Hukill. THANKSGIVING CLASSIFIEDS 5 Saturday. Adding guests Mrs. i Palm Room more and THE STATE OF TEXAS VISITING Thanksgiving of Mr. and !y uiv different merchandise each father :- Day with Mr. and Mrs. Alvia Cowan were his J i THREE BEDROOM, two jl oi - lutUitf Roy Robcrtl week. Come see Va J ? Call j at garage sale TO: ARNOLD E. NEUMAN Pearson were their sons, Mr. Cowan of Littlefield. Ma1 baths, brick, 231 E 23rd Call irrTtch Stje Bn4 prices. We ''"" buy, sell or trade. and CHARLES H.TYLER and and Mrs. Bobby Joe Pearson Mrs. Roland Cowan and fl Wingo Real Estate, 143 N 'v 1310 E. 385-597- I.H: I 385-44- 5iurdr Ry Rebvrit Delano. TF- -' WILLIAM S.TYLER Mrs. Cli 385-468- Tyler. Mr. and Westside 4 S and family of Odessa and Mr. of MAJ.njll.fr. PQ13TU9 and Mrs. Orville Stafford and Coroon and family and Ml fcooooooooo y Ua Weaning pigs. Call Marshall Greeting: Hamptol 385-617- 3 385-548- family Mrs. David Lucas, or 7 You are commanded to appear of Dlmmitt. vscoooocce after 7 p.m. by filing a written answer to MR. AND MRS. Ray Muller L ttefled. Glenn's Janitor the plaintiff's petition at or and family spent Thanksgiving MR. AND MRS. HI TRACTOR FOR sale: 1967 before to o'clock A.M. of the Day at Andrews with her sister, Tavlor and erandchiidra M-- Jet-Sta- r 3, LPG, PS, WF, Service first Monday after the Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hayse and Amherst isited with Mrl CLASSIFIED live PTO, very low hours. expiration of 42 days from the family. Mrs. Albert Cowan Sij ADS Excellent condition. Six miles date of issuance of this afternoon. They also MR. AND MRS. George t north at Gin Wax stripping and the same being in Embry and Farm Citation, Harlan visited in Lubbock with other friends Supply. Joe Embry-385-413- 1 Monday the 29th day of carpet cleaning in the Thanksgiving Day with her cnmmunltv. LEADER-NEW- S December, A. D., 1969, at or AND MRS. Al Si home. Call 3B5-600- before 10 o'clock A.M., before brother, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle MR. Repossessed 16 Odessa isited oera Ft. TF-- the Honorable 99th District Shepherd and family. of Fiberglass boat, 75 hp Court of Lubbock County, weekend with her motherJ BOX 72. motor at REV. DAVID Burum left LITTLEFIELD and tilt trailer; the Court House in Lubbock, Tuesday for Duncan. Okla., R. O. McCown. two hp G outboard motors; ,d p?Won. will S P E N D IN h-- plaintifri whe he spend a few days Pi n You can mail your ad to Fiberglass camper; I"f h Thanksgiving holidays u! the address above. Or you 385-44- 8 1 with his parents, can phone It to electric welder. Oak January, 196? 3tTtH'v ml visltine tit. RrieesandMl l Spanish anjna wrs..f murraym,.,., uurum,n.. anaj and Mrs. Pat bedroom suite. number of said suit belna No. i Leader-New- 385-449- O. McCown were ine Or you can take It to the 313 W. Call Tf-- S ms Miss llecky Wilson, 4th, Littlefield. 59049. The names of the "ancee, rionnVitnr Mr. and Mrs. In JACK BYASS i parties said suit are: spent the """!". - :. ! .a MUNICIPAL INVFSTMFNT ThanksnIvinP hnllHavs In Kennedy oi ADiiene PUT 1 WORD IN EACH SPACE, PRICE IS at LU GIVEN WITH THE LAST CORPORATION anri a Dlinrnn DWIn trldtlno with hie Bril!CS. a student fl: WORD. DONT FORGET TO INCLUDE YOUR ROAD TOWN fc ADDRESS. A.RN0LD E- - parents and brother. Lubbock. AND PHONE NUMBER, YOU'LL GET BETTER RESULTS WITH NEUMAN,M.'.itf' CHARLES H. Si.' COMPLETE DETAILS. MR. AND MRS. Allen COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Yoakum, We would like to express D.fnH?MThS; Edward and Dana our LYtuSEeRor Th-lv- lng CLASSIFICATION: sincere thanks to our sasiflbe1! Jj wnt Day in (Circle one)Help wanted - Wanted - Business friends with parents, Opportunities Business Services and neighbors for their substantially as follows, to wit, Littlefield her t l.TP, tjlQW Houses to Rent Houses for Sale Mf- Mre- & expressions of sympathy In our This Is a suit for foreclosure - and - Vernest Solley. Lost Found Special Notices Personal Services Card of Thanks on Apts. bereavement. THE SINCLAIR a paving lien. If this Citation is for Rent Miscellaneous for Rent Miscellaneous for Sale FAMILY. L.D, Henderson not served BUSTER ELLIOTT of San T Miscellaneous Real Box 125 within 90 days after nioprv - Estate Notices - Legals Pets Autos, Trucks foi the date of its Issuance, it Pnllf visitor! SaturHnv ,IfPS ' Sale. Earth, Texes shall We would like to 966-244- be returned with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. express our Phone unserved. Issued blowout cai sincere thanks to all our this the 14th day of November J. E. Elliott. Buster is a A rear tire fjOOCOOSr&DOS.' one-ca- r rollover me Rates on classified advertising neighbors and friends for their A.D., 1969. Given under my son-in-la- of the Jim Roberts. are: 6 cents per thoughtful acts during Mitii hand and Seal of north of Springlake word first insertion; FREE OFFER S the time said Court, at He left for his home in 3 cents per word each additional of our great loss of our loved office In Lubbock, Texas, this California Saturday evening nflnrnnrvn nnrl Sent M one. ARTHUR Thinking of the hospital itl consecutive insertion. X If you'll give it away, b W.WILLIAMS Auction? Think 14th day of November funeral Jim to a Dlmmitt FAMILY. A.D., 1969. after the of ner w of L.D, Henderson Roberts. His wife, Evelyn and lacerations on Leader-New- J. R. Dever, Tha lwIk Nw ii not raipontlbla (or S The s will X WORKING AUCTIONEER stayed a few days longer to be head. mijtakaj jftar tint (nurtion Plait raad District Clerk The '53 Ford Falcon, 99th District with her mother. Vick, .; your ad All clattiflad accounts ara du O give you the ad free for b Court hv Andrea Walker and payabla Lubbock County, Texas MR. AND MRS. Earl Phelan ow 10th of month following Hereford, turned oyer insertion! A Hat rebllling fee ot S S By Nancy Woodward visited Sunday afternoon at $1 00 one time. It will appear innHnd on its wheels aftei will ba chargad for all accounts 30 days REDUCE SAFE and fast with Deputy Sunnyside with his brother, y $ Two past dua (or all succasslv rablllings. in 'Free Offer' column. GoBese tablets and Nancy Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phelan. hiw out. "water pills". West Drug passengers, a teenage bj 4 1955 Chevrolet Linda Pharmacy. 12-- 1 sedan Lee Walker, and with 385 h.p., 327 cublc-lnc- HELP WANTED

DEADLINES three speed, and two Part-Tim- four Excellent Opportunity For e Sales we"nhUnrL"hosil- of Fire and iaKt-1- a ! barrel carbs. Excellent casualty Insurance. iu ui man LAMB COUNTY LEADER-NEW- S condition and clean. Call Terry Highway Patrp 299-418- The SIC nt 5 P.M. at Whitharral, Insurance group Is looking for someone to sell Parson inves"--;.-acclde- TUESDAY 5 P.M. FRIDAY and d. "sualt.y Insurance on a part-tim- e basis In SPARE TIME 1958 Chevrolet, 6 the wagon ai cylinder, Littlefield area. May be full-tim- to the INCOME standard developed Into a e position. damages Refilling transmission. Also, Insurance for S500. and collecting money 1953 Chevrolet, automatic automobiles, boats, houses, household goods, from NEW TYPE high-qualit- y transmission personal property, and life coin-operate- d and air. Phone Insurance. dispensers 385-312- in L Contact will be made a your area. No selling. To from system of leads on present qualify you ,$ 8lS0 must have car, 1966 Bel-AIr- P9ram avall,bla for ""eloping direct references, loaded, $600 to $2900 perfect condition, good rubber. rtS of present customer sources. 1 00 1 Tima cash. Seven to twelve hours See Bob The right party weekly can Wilson, 1111 East 9th. can work In the evening after 5 P.M. net excellent 12-7-- If ii, Interested call 385-449- monthly Income More full George Davis at 2 for an 'J time. For personal appointment. sr Because Interview WANT TO TRADE, sell or jyj.Tir. J.00.1,71 writeDISTRIBUTINGUNITED exchange Ford Mustang j;,Tir. .i,.7.? CO., DEPT Fenton mags S W V jwr. A, P. O. BOX 10605 Dallas with flippers. Understand Phone Terry at 299-418- flli Texas 75207. Include phone number. Whitharral. II 1.00 1 Tlma 1 02 1 Tim. j , , , , i oa Tim, 14 Tlm, 20 Tm. Buick iff rw ' - . . . .- -, -- .,.., .. OPPORTUNITY 1965 Electra 225, 4 iX' h. for high door hardtop. Don Avery. H earnings. Part or full time. 299-439- J TF-- i 'A ; Sua ? . CF QiTY A. "J , 'i Retire in five years. Box 183, ZlM iOrSL Vf " nr "1 k. Littlefield. Give name, address F Ctt 1 .? y. .J.??.1.!'. '38'Tlm. ,.44 1 1 1 t t.a J2..171 Tim. 60 12-- R " Tim. - .., ... , and telephone number. 1 j&M$ti&mmr,? '. raCMBfrs-i- W X&j&'ZTFSR Would take car, pick-up- . M5v J. .TIT f2, '. 5" ' Ti 7 1 Tim. 1 80 1 .' .1 5. . J. ' Tim. 7'T ' ' . , J ' ' aV I (. trailer house or MMtyBBajBMa what-have-yo- u '- m laa.jajf REWARD for return of ay for my wwnffloKafl , O , -r belonging to Dlannt equity on nice five MIDI. j ?'"McMahin. Lost fast -- " s 1 1 1 week near bedroom, three " 86 Tlm 92 1 1 1 bath waj Tim. 98 Tlm 2.04 Tlm 304 E. 18th, Call 385-546- house, FIrit, IiRkMany L FBI II ,2101 Tim TF well located near thara chanca at all ol you gallingrffr II P. NfiS school, good low Interest around mora than onca a yuarr"' loan established. Or Enclosed Is $ For 1 Time 2 Times Times' would take smaller house STATK MNE IIUUCATION CO. Inc. I Hammons DIAL 3054401 In trade. See i i I. d. aena ne am o Addre Onstead. - jJSS FOR CLASSIFIEDS (PLAINS 1 IHUIUATIUN SYSTEMS Funeral REAL ESTATE VLT-- CLCW3 k000T f - LITTLEFIELD MULESMOE

' iT BaHaaBlM7Tarai Mil ! II Till III ITiTi T TBI HI aW IJJF Mlli IIMiVJP ifllaHhn fMFi ' i M1I "HaaTfimMwrTwirfmi-i'mnmf- . fit , "WC1 tt ar mmmiKMmmmr(nwmiiiww7ruwTTrH-K-laW mamMrnmi r 'vstAOf'i rwMii .s'7M,3tn'2SrwrTma-- i 7 iaaaiViiiaakBn7' mav; vswm iwHiHiaHIHHa-HH-- H ii&flftt'??$ ym Mtm& maii iSL' asrU THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1969, PAGE 7 UIIHI1 fllH'.ilt !, I'i I 'If, ;' Ik LlllMliM i. ! M K I ' !mi..' vtogp

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t PAGE 8, THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4,1969 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm during ttHmhM MMm Dec. G from 5 to 9 p.m. of Anton were guests Brother Douglas Lawyer, local the Thanksgiving holidays In pastor, plans to go and take his the home of Mr. and Mrs. In Fort 1 1 car. Seventh graders and up are Norman Overstrect ml i i OLTON Inv ted to attend. Worth. GUESTS IN THE home of SGT. JOE Costello, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Costello, Thanksgiving Day were Mr. and arrived by plane In Lubbock Mrs. L. K. Perkins, her parents, Thursday afternoon with a MRS. W.B.SMITH JR. 285-238- 5 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert discharge from United States Williams Jr. and Robbie, all of Army. Sgt. Costello entered COLLEGE STUDENTS THE MAIN STREET bring a traditional holiday Lubbock; Mrs. William Jones, the service March 4, 1967. His .J home for Thanksgiving from Church of is meal. ilJwill training was at Fort Polk, Christ working Drinks be furnished Pam and Kenneth and Mr. and first V Howard Payn were Miss toward a goal of 201 in Bible by the church. Bro, Douglas Mrs. Jimmy Perkins and Patty, La. He spent one month Barbara Co wart, Miss Karen 5tudy Dec. 14. On this day the Lawyer is the local pastor all of Amarillo. training at Fort Hood and Hipp. Miss Deena DeBerry. whole church will eat together THERE WILL BE a youth MRS. EASTER BELL served in Vietnam one year. Bobby Turner, and Johnny at the noon hour in the school gathering at the Farwell Briggs of Adrian, is here While In service, he received a m Lewis. cafeteria. Each family is to Church of Christ Saturday, visiting her sister, Mrs. L. 0. Bronze Star for valor and the -- . Langley. Purple Heart. He is a 1964 r ucaawwwW'SW''wwttWW'ratti MRS. KATIE CAMPBELL graduate of Olton High and of Clovis, N. M., is here visiting attended Levelland Junior iZAr. in the home of her sister, Mrs. College two years. 1 Ross Carty. PFC DAVE MELTON, son rr,ilVI --.: a- DINNER GUESTS Friday of Mrs. Ellen Melton of Jh I . ', benrusWITH A BENRUS, in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Lubbock and grandson of Mr. .",' sa YOU VE GOT SOMETHING BETTER Gene Sorley in Lubbock were and Mrs. A. D. Melton, left '! UP YOUR SLEEVE Mr and Mrs. Emll Sorley, Mr. Lubbock Friday for Camp t Automatically fiBBfe18 'TIM and Mrs. Archie Sorley, Donna Pendleton, San Diego, Calif., i and Cynthia, Mr. and Mrs. after visiting relatives here and . Owen Jones, Valda and Janie, in Lubbock. r Mr and Mrs. George Jones, and LT. BENNETT Worley, son BENRUS Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Bob Worley, Mrs. Schreler. of i SEA LORD and MRS. HELEN BOHNER arrived by plane Sunday "r;t r visited last weekend In morning in Lubbock. Tuesday, f FAIR LADY Edmonson in the home of her he plans to drive to Mesa, iasfiL'JL3ffil HV 'I ITT1 , TROOP 227, with their sponsor, Mrs. Paul McMahan, make theirl lew! 13 9fe )spWwiwSkwy.yl son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ariz., to get his father, who has plans for Benrus make? a 6evv c' yJL PitsM4f7 iwfYs Bill Bohner, Kathy, student at been there for his health. First Scout Calendar sales, which will be conducted Dec. 5. The 1500 caUnl - 1 1 '" r beautiful watches v, a WTSU and Phil who attends assigned to Clark Air Force P riced at $.50 each, will be sold by troops, consisting of 189 girls. All proo all have to wind TKe v Texas Tech. They visited Base in the Phlllipinc Islands, 'ill go into the local budget to supplement the previous drive. ri relatives in New Home during where he spent several weeks, themselves autor-- at v ra the holidays. Worley made several side trips visited their parents, Mr. and Forakcr, nephew Mrs. Bailey Waco with every move you tijko MR. AND MRS. John of interest. In northern Luzon of and in the home Mrs. Fred Long, and other Hair and Airs. Carl Hooper, is and Mrs. Gary HolllmJ day-- day-Co- t Lambright returned Friday he followed the general route friends and relatives during the a in March on another cruise with the U. aaugnier, Nancy Catheri from three weeks' vacation of the Death of Bataan, holidays. Navy In Aransas Pass. finding that many fine S. the Vietnam iiuunuii a uring without batte' cs THE REV. W.M.Turner of The voyage uuiir..-mii- JONATHAN LIGHT, son in theatre. marks his i nunaays. of memorials stand today Lubbock preached at the First cruise Vietnam All have movements Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Light, is remembrance of the heroes third., to on of Baptist Church Sunday in missions. A Benrus' superb styling that infamous ordeal. salvage 1967 JOE PRIEST, receiving treatment at absence of the pastor, Rev. graduate of Hale Center High snn and outstanding qoa ity Plainview Hospital for asthma. DINNER GUESTS John E. Lewis. Rev. and Mrs. and Mrs. W. E. Priest, Thanksgiving Day In the home School, he has traveled a great otters extraordinary value MISS DEBRA POLK, a Turner were dinner guests of deal to foreign ports since he attending Sul Ross CI student at Levelland Junior of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hipp were vibiiuo. nere during ! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller. enlisted In the Navy Feb. 4, a. Man s no. 2600 vc ;p w th ng College, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schreier of style m;'ch go'd tuied afliustabie band Automatic date chango J visited friends here GUESTS THANKSGIVING 1968, for four years. He i nanKsgiving noiidays. Also in white S"5 B. Ladles' Style No. 4341 Yer ow top with matching mesh bracelet Easy o read dial during the Thanksgiving Abernathy; Miss Karen Hipp of Day in the home of Mr. and Junior. Also in white $75 C. Man's Style No. expects to return to the U. S. 4166. o "a thm Yeuow top w matching (ioxte b'aceiet Also holidays. Brownwood; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. D. Melton were Mrs. In white S80 ., Mike Hipp of Lubbock; Mrs. from Vietnam In time to spend MR. AND MRS. v. k r MISS CHARLOTTE Ellen Melton, Dave, D'Ann, Christmas at home. Duncan, Heather and Brii Brigance and Lynn Campbell, Stella Cowart, Mrs. Pearl Mark and Miles, and Pat Gray, FREE CREDIT REV. AND MRS. John E. Miss Jane Ann Duncan, i both at Baylor Schreier and Mrs. Bob Worley. students fiancee of D'Ann Melton, all of Lewis and son, Johnny, who attending Texas Tech. M University, visited here during MISS BENNIE LONG, a t GIFT TERMS Lubbock. attends college at Howard Mrs. Clovis Poteet, and M the Thanksgiving holidays. student at WTSU in Canyon; MR. AND MRS. Bill Collins Miss Janice Long who is Payne College In Brownwood, Mrs. O. B. LaFrance WRAPPING AVAILABLE MR AND MRS. W W. left Sunday for Austin. and Miss Sunya Sorley, visited dinner guests ThankseMi 5th&XIT U attending Amarillo School of Frazier, Darla, Mr and Mrs. W. Nursing; and Miss Betty Long, RONNIE FORAKER, son in the home of Mr. and Mrs. In the home of Mr, and 3 1 WTOtl't,i'tiTia'AXtinjiAtrijtifvtiyu R Harreil, Roger and Debbie who attends CIA in Denton of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Powell Ralph Gassiott III in Robert Duncan.

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(( Phelpi Ave. Johnny Hell Lfd. Butane Has Herbicides, We Fill All I 'Delano Ave. B&C Pump Company fl Doctors' Prescriptions Hwy 385 & 84 (Under Conduction) Fertilizers And Fumigants Littlefield 385-450- Butane Co. Phone 0 331 Phelps Sells, Services Pumps Littlefield, Texas This ts the 385-301- 0 or 385-515- 5 Gold! best time of year for has the equipment to fumigate land along B&C Pump Company sells and Red Jacket domestic pumps and farmers to begin chemical weed control. with all the fumigants necessary to make j services anything and everything Crown submersible pumps. and A C lAcei Bridwell at Littlefielri nematode-infeste- land really pay off. connected with Irrigation In addition to the well and pumpl Butane has Treflan and other herbicides It's time for farmers to be thinking or domestic Costom & C has for and about their fertilization programs, too, 66 Service pumps. service on new wells, B weed treatment winchl and Littlefield Butane has what it takes. WESTERN B&C Pump offers turn-ke- y jobs with clean-ou- t rig for old wells and Ltttlefield Butane has a complete line They Quality Products fori have anhydrous ammonia and all 6mwb contract drilling. Drilling includes a speed trucks and a small domestic winch of farmers cervices. This is headquarters types of dry fertilizers. Complete Automobile PUMPS or fast bailer with a suction house wells. for all area farmers' needs, inolurilno Ace Bridwell is consignee wffil) that gets the for Phillips sand work and butane, gasoline, diesel 385-513- out and activates the does General machine fuel, and motor 66 products in Littlefield. Littlefield & Truck Servico Phone 7 wells. This B&C oils. 13 oftentimes welder for Butane has delivery of results in a much better well welding. They have a portable In the herbicide department, is Tune-up- s there butane, gasoline, diesel fuel and motor Minor & Major B&C Pump than one drilled without a fast, high making calls. Treflan, Caporal. Lorox, and Propazine. oils. speed of Not bailer. They alsv. handle all types only does Littlefield Butane have the For a tankful of Phillips fuel, stop at & chemicals', but they have the equipment any Phillips HOLBERT COSTOM, Mgr. Machine Works B&C Pump Company sells California agricultural bearings and sprockets, 66 in Littlefield. For a company Western five-yea- for applying these measures, too. 385-301- Pumps with a r guarantee This father arid son pump truckload, phone 385-372- 0 327 W Delano LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS on 1951 Since Lorox mixed with Propazine keeps dm tube line and shafting. B&C handles has been in business since weeds down in feed land and cotton can beginning operations, they hate be planted right back the next w crop year expanded, and have a business Treflan and Caporal are very effective "Ellflr's The Feller' Phone f ntmllnrtri weed control chemicals on cotton land For BYERS The Littlefield Area's Own irr Owners' of' are W. H. (D"b and other tap root crops. 385-492- 0 Plumbing And Hardware Supplies B&C Catering Service John If nematodes are a problem, Ace has GRAIN & FEED Berry and son, B. W. Berry, and For All Your Clayton the fumigants for nematode control Ace For Appointment Eller Plumbing Co. Parties Clayton Jr. and John (Johnny) even has the equipment needed for Licensed 'Bonded Storage And Dinners Large or Small HI. .. fumigating and advises g Bonded Purina Chows men are 9 our Is "ur of these fumigation. Even if you don't get your speciality service calls Field Seed for all televised land treated prior to planting time, no Job too large or Garden Seed armenair quarterbacks I too small watersport- - Littlefield Butane can help you fumigate Crescent House snorts, and all of them like BEAUTY BAR free estimates Custom Mixing wale' at planting time with special fumigation ?ki6tua(S Clayton and son really go in for on Jobs no & attachments that will do a two-in-on- e Formerly Vlrglc't Beauty Bar matter how far of Your Hog Cattle job, skiing, and the Berrys ski, fish ana iiu. Knife-typ- e fumigation rigs can be run 718 LlttUfUld Drive ftnsJI Ph 385-3- 1 13 1 need, see 16 E 10th W. 385-523- irrigation just ahead of planters. Littlefield Butane 200 Delano 38351 1 Hwy 385 South 1 Whatever your C Pump Company for expert.advice. COL.J.W. BITNER.JR. Protect We Accept All OH Co. Credit Card! 385-594- 0 Bus. 385-545- 2 Bus. YOHNER'S 385-563- 0 Auctioneer Your Home Pflash puts the Why Cook Tonifjht? Res. 385-551- 5 Res.

FMd-Seed-Fertiliz- Against Sapd er FARM & DAIRY SALES The Pfun back in for Mexican food at it's best Hqrvey' 3 Enco REAL ESTATE LIVESTOCK Wayne Feeds call 385-6124- , Storm Doorj driving Tasty Taco's LOCATIONS w Dekilb Seeds 2 Take Out Department. No Auction Too Large or Fertllome Products Mechanic On Duty Too Small 1 FINA with pfiashl Custom W'. AH Types of Garden available at Seeds WILLIAMS Ortho Products TASTY DAVE HARVEY LIGE Storm Windows TACO . . W 1 41 1 W Delano Ave Lfd 385-562- 7 only $15.50 RESTAURANT mn Bedding Plants ULM. NU, w" " .7 fl4 .385-462- U.S. HV If No Answer Dial 5 upen Days A Week Wh. til. Where ,.,.385-348- McCormick Oil Co. H. If No Answer Dial 9 305 end 54 Meet Higgmbotham Barttett 385-560- 5 sph.lp1M 385-432- Phone Llttlefleld 917 Delano 0 U et 409 W. Delano .Fuel .Pimm to Cell- , !""' 24 HOC ur THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1969, PAGE 9 Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. W. Murry and Joe Murry of Carrlco were their daughter. Linda and Carol of Ennls C. Zachary. Durham, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norman and visited her father, Clifford Be Careful MR. AND MRS. W. M. MR. AND MRS. Bill her children, Alvln and Sturgis during the Thanksgiving Tomes and her sister, Mrs. Pat Workman were In Idalou for Jeanette Lovelady, Mr. and holidays. Be extremely careful when AMHERST Hughes of Kermlt, were In Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Eddie W hi taker of MR. AND MRS. Bill Taylor handling car batteries and wear Vernon Wednesday to Friday Mrs. Otis Jones and family. Lubbock, and Mrs. Carrlco's Jr., Kenny and Bucky of old clothes if possible. with another sister and MRS. R. R. Morgan, Mr. brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Muleshoe were here with his Sulfuric acid used in car husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. and Mrs. A. B. Morgan and Carl Bolton of Dimmitt. parents for Thanksgiving. batteries will weaken most Frost. They were joined there Larry spent Wednesday to WEEKEND GUESTS in the textile fibers. by their brother, O. C. Sunday at Uvalde with Mrs. Guy Hufstedler Jr. home were 868,340 PATIENTS Certain synthetics, such as LA GRANGE 24R-333- 6 MRS. LESTER Reynolds of Sidney. Morgan's daughter, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kennedy of During Fiscal Year 1969, nylon and dacron, are pretty GUESTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bernard Nelson. Abilene. VA treated 868,340 patients in resistant, but be careful, Ted Long Friday evening were MR. AND MRS. Randall VISITING MRS. Minnie Its facilities, non-V- hospitals, advises a clothing specialist. AND MRS. Paul ATTENDING MRS. EFFIE Sunday with relatives. Her Mrs. Blanche Williams of Crawford and her father, W. C. Bryson In Levelland Sunday state homes and private nursing Don't ruin clothes hi pra among eight Prlvett's funeral service in grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Llttlefleld and her daughter, White of Springlake were in afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. C. homes. unnecessarily. Thanksgiving dinner at Littleflcld Saturday with her Shavor and daughter of Mrs. Jeanette Kassabaum and Austin for Thanksgiving with C. Carrlco. hrann daughter and husband, Mr. and Lubbock came for her. daughter, and her their daughter and sister, Miss MR. AND MRS. Donald uuiim Mrs. daughter-in-law-, Mrs. ln Levelland. Among the Gene Enloe, were Mr. and Elbert Wanda White. Priddy and children of Big ... civ fnrelim Mrs. A. B. Enloe, Mr. and Mrs. MRS. A. B. MORGAN and House and daughter of Fort MRS. BEA GRIFFING Spring were here Wednesday to WVI her Mrs. nu .Hmi South John Enloe of Amherst, Mr. mother, Henry King Worth. spent Thanksgiving with her Sunday with her mother, Mrs. . "k:.!. u . and Mrs. John Feaglcy and of El Paso visited recently In daughter, Mrs. Fred Horn and Pauline Vaughn, and with his Jefferson, MR. AND MRS. Leon of fte faculty of the their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Iowa, with their family in Muleshoe. parents, the Eugene Priddys. All Silver Coins Minted Before 1965 r daughter and sister. Hardwlck were in Big Spring Larry Sanderson, Darla and early this week with his MRS. PAT BAUSMAN and GUESTS OF HIS mother, MRS. Ctob Linda of Littleflcld; and MSgt. children of Amarillo, visited Mrs. Annie Nuttall, Sunday ft AND MR. AND MRS. Arthur mother, Mrs. K. T. Mitchell. All Types Silver Dollars ana m- v " Jarrel Enloe and family of Hedges and girls had members MR. AND MRS. Joe Miller her mother, Mrs. W. P. Davis, a were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil .. ThmWlvine with Kans. in .,u Wichita, of the family for Thanksgiving went to Batesvllle, Ark., when patient the local hospital. Bowman of Lubbock. TnJ'.Uter. Mr.-- l, uuiim "" ' : - MRS. VERNON Venerable dinner Wednesday nleht. Mr. word was received of the Mrs. Davis' granddaughter of MR. AND MRS. Lloyd Wartime Silver Nickels (1942-1945- ) :' i of Ennls returned to Adrian accompanied Amherst and Mrs. Bob Hedges and Taffi accidental death of his father, them. Sturgis were in Plainview mnur-"i- Sunday from Slaton for a few of Abilene; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ivy Miller. He died on a MRS. T. I. BATSON was In Friday night to meet their r. Dnmi hntwoen the days stay with her sister, Mrs. Hedges of Lubbock; construction Llttlefleld Thanksgiving with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Luther All Old U.S. Coins San Ronnie job when the y,j Cowboys and Gene Enloe and Mr. Enloe. from Tarleton State College, In vehicle on which he was riding her son, Glenn and family. Skinner, Mike and Sandra of MR. AND Check With IMe Before Selling For atfciCO. Un mcir reium MRS. Randy Stephenvllle; Mrs. Hedges' down hill overturned. Funeral VISITING FRIDAY in the Iowa Park. Thev were there to PiiinH nn Mr. and Park-Floyda- .l... Humphreys and son Randy Jr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel services were held in Batesvllle home of her brother, Guy attend the Iowa in (Chip) of Fort My Generous Buying Price f'Gaylord Butler Worth were here Jones, and her brother, Mr. and Monday afternoon. Hufstedler, was Mrs. Audrie play-of- f game. Mike attends with their parents, Is toherfora ana ''"" ,"" the John Mrs. Jerry Jones and Kyle of Warren of Lubbock and sons, college and Sandra a twirler r Harper ana hui . Humphreys and Bill Currys of Earth. RECENT GUESTS of Mr. Max Warren and Max Jr. of for the Iowa Park band. They . u.ic at thnir nlace on Sudan. R. R. Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas. returned home with the Ebbard Lake, near MRS. B. 0. SHAVOR was AT THEIR PLACE on Lake A. B. Morgan were his cousins, THANKSGIVING DAY Sturgises for the night. Kcleumge. in Paducah Wednesday to Brownwood Wednesday to Mrs. Elsie Pierce, Mrs. Mamie guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. MRS. RICHA'RD Emert, SHRIMP aoTgLs?.T 3.por98c CHEESE iX5? 49c STEAKS SSSt' .$1

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Enamel 3-P- c. Sauce Pan Set CALIF. NAVEL 17 ------RANGES LB--- WHITE, ---- AVACADO, OR YELLOW EACH. Bunch 2 For 25c 99 NUTS l,Lb; 2"l 99c GREEN ONIONS S PAGE 10, THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1969 THE SKAT OFFICIAL LHS NEWSPAPER Faces Of LiJS Reflect Involvement P"' ! M ;iSiHHPiiiiBS r skat :Wtf ' -- e STAFF llilf4 li 43T2ST i rMtAIril ;jht: 'ytu T! 1 ar.tfVS by Aja The SKAT is edited z "?. sad' the first period Journalism ijf students of LHS and ar KLHLllI published each Thursday by the Leader-New- s without expense to the school or taxpayers. &r. Invites The SKAT other wm jrVl M" media to use stories or fife, articles therein. PBBBiWIWWpw !! Editor- - Juanlta "" Samanlego. -- News Editors Donarex MWf- Bowen and Jo Reld. ' wTi? foVVwfi Feature Editors Nina 'l Manley and Merrl Frances. MKTjSBflHHi! Copy Editors Tina H.V Martinez and Cathy Smith. im$ VI Sports Editor Eddie 3flf; vA LfflfM Hickman. Reporters Linda Graham, "i"VU"Xilf Vj Phil Chambers, Pernecia 'i5K"? ; Jim V,-sti- ' i' i Savage, Max Hutchins, a;. McCary, Gary Garrison, it and John Tucker. l PMEEK . ea.' M -- Advisor- - rs. Marti "v--. Toulmln. J,

MAJORETTES SHOW feelings of joy as they perform to a lively tune the band DEEP CONCENTRATION is expressed in Junnie Gray's face as she plots h plays. victory over her opponent. fr r. ' K a 7.. j e,W! IXCTJ m M ElAfll a m

'1.J "Iwvh 5.A1" v U?J 0& v.cym.4 L '' v;v: !Ml . vi . J. ' rz-- - m Sfci& t a HHI 3BMI 5i-r- 3 -- x !1 BiflpVI Bi wr ; tuft! n CHEERLEADERS SING "Maroon and White" with tears in their eyes and happy FACES in a crowded hall show anxiety of changing classes. memories in their hearts at the last football pep rally. .:" eSS'N i'- -.

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SURPRISED is the expression of Steve Owens as found his locker stuffed with newspapers bl mischievous cheerleaders. HilKi N if- - i. m a

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HAPPY FACES express fulfilled appetites as homemaking girls eat the food they THE FACE OF INVOLVEMENT Is P'JdiJ prepared during class. noaney rnilllps does his best to prouu. i THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1969, PAGE 1 1 SUGGESTED FOR IMMATURE AUDIENCES 3HH SLATON TOURNEY NEXT Happiness Is... Cats Fall To Hereford, 60-4- 8

December!!! A g Tina Llttlefield Carter, Charlie Holt and Gary DEC. Runell Wildcat basketball team Nace, hit for 10 points each. Wonder why??? suffered its first loss of the Steve Owens came In with 9, SLATON INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ,$ Is December! UlsgSvJ" CU'd " "W' hC'd tUr" f?!L k a month of snow (hopefully!) over season Tuesday night at Eddie Hickman 5, and Max SPUR Hereford, 60-4- In a rough Hutchlns, playing in his first BOYS BRACKET 1 Tm m'nee benefits, Christmas and, of 8:5077177(Thurs.) All vnn Itttln HHHInc and tumble game. game, 4. '.?.... Th.LtnWednesday' the traditional Llttlefield JV also dropped Owens led In rebounds for He has his eyes on YOU!) Assembly was SLATON Li held In the Its game to the Whiteface JV, the Cats with 8, while Holt had 1 ' .' 3:30 ' 8.-5-0 . eindlno enrols and elvlnu tlfts. auditorium. Liz Harlan 74-3- , imn iuir, "'fi"n cn led the Pledge of 7 and Hutchlns had 6. Allegiance (Frl- - onceln-a-yca- r decorating The 1-- treat of an twlrlcrs presented a plaque to The Wildcats, now 1 for Hereford's scoring was led LITTLEFIELD (FrI.) - Mr. SoRelle and tree or a" """" the Band. Then Patricia Wedel the season, will be In the by Pitman with 12 and Rush "i hitroduced 3:30 (Thurs.) Stilly modern, a plastic tree. Everyone (she TRIED to introduce) "The Slaton tourney this weekend, with 11. Dirty In JV game, rusmng u Dozen", who sang while the JV will be competing the Ralph Funk 1 0 be aruuuu uumg b" six numbers. Mr. Brawley in the Anton meet. hit for 12 points while Michael I ROOSEVELT - . ...- - -- announced 12:00 "- r..aipruiii n- "i--"b ... the Court of Honor and - " - Honor Roll Llttlefield, hitting only 28 Carter had 9 and Matt Giles 8. "" 3:20 fiiully. it dawns on them, "I know these for the second six weeks. The (Sat or Court per cent of Its shots, fell Varsity summary: COLORADO CITY Honor was, for the I I l31-- ' seventh grade, Janice behind in the first period, 16-9- , 8:40 Cannon, Richard I - 'mber Is a great month...and we hope Barton, Tonle Gardner, and and at the half, 32-2- "30F"- Carla FQ FT TP (Sat., best one yews Sanders; for the eighth grade, Gary In the C. it second half the Holt 3 4 5 10 ESTACADO Brown, Terry Bryson, Carol French, Jim Bob Wildcats closed the deficit to C. Carter 4 2 Harris, S. 2 5 21100 iffYNITION: Adolescent One who Is Larry Loubaugh, Barbara McBride, four points, but still trailed Owent Rita Q. Nace ne McKlnney, Bruce Peel, after three periods, 43-3- 3 4 4 10 4:40 STANTON 9:20 Wh to dress nimseu couia jusi Janice Ray, Andy M. Hutchlnt 0 4 4 4 Rodgcrs, Pam Hereford's longest lead of I berwhere he dropped his clothes! Turvaville; ninth graders Terri P. Boons 0 0 2 0 (Sat., 12:50 (Thurs., Sat., the night was the 12-poi- Birkelbach, Donald final E. Hickman 2 5 Britt, Weldon Culp, score in a game green with orange Rebecca Matthews, which saw 47 K. Woody 0 0150 0 jl,: What's Mary Shotwell, Debbie fouls, 25 against the Wildcats. DUNBAR Sorley, and Johnny W. Horn 0 0 Wlmberley. On the Honor The Wildcat scoring attack Hill Roll were K. 0 0 10 SBYM.: "I don't know." seventh graders Stephanie Benner, saw three players, Charles Total 14 20 251048 12:50 TAHOKA 6:10 yard. I threw in the wheels to Debbie Birkelbach, Fr'-- $ A just Sharrise Cowen, Sheila (FrI.) 6:10 (Thurs., I ) r,,ifM Daingerfield, Jackie Fox, Sharla Grant, and Sharon Healy; eighth Li joke???????) graders, Carla Birchfield, BROWNFIELD Elvira Castillo, Dona Davis, Kim Jungman, AREA RESULTS Bnth. eiehth. and ninth grades have Dana Middlebrooks and Kelly Pratt; ninth for their big games graders, Tommy keen practicing Crosby, David Barton, Gary olton wins first springlake splits this month. 1 ne eignm graae ana Howell, Kenny Francis, Noto Trejo, Astolfo Morton Takes 3 Monday. They ,D played Morton there Venzor, Patricia Wedel, Shelly Grant, and Olton won its first game of At Hart Tuesday night, a AvAbe'rnalli hcte at 5:00. Both of these Jackye Gregg. the year Tuesday night by couple of steals in the last 11 .'..M.WM 68-4- Over Littlefield Lube in next week's column. Everyone downing Amherst, seconds changed the victory Olton now has a 1-- 3 record and tone to Hart s side as they It was a catch up all edshow a lot of spirit!!!! Yak - Nak (????) ball Amherst 1-- edged past Springlake-Earth- , night as the Littlefield 9th SATURDAY, 8:30 P.M. -- Amherst's David Johnson 76-7- grade lost to the Morton 9th KE having a Jeanie R. What little deal? FHA girls are scoring game honors Wilborn led the 66-1- took high Willie grade, Monday at - irDiughter unrisimas tea, luesuuy, ua, with 18 points. Wolverines with 28 points, Morton. Main Event- II see Coach Allen is 8 we you mere aim, practicing matchmaking for Mike Parsons led his while Red Henderson led Hart Morton 14-- 5 Olton's took a lead in WESTERN TAG TEAM MATCH ia'i forget your "mommies"!! all who need it. Right, Alan? team with 17 points. with 28 points and Jim Averltt the first quarter and In girls play, the Amherst was next with 27 points. maintained the one-side- d lead CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE Lw year will soon be here so everyone Who was under the blankets at the hayride? girls bowed to Olton 37-2- The Wolverines now have a throughout the game. At the The Amherst tumbled season record of 2-- half the score was 33-7- . do those things thai mcy snouia nave 61-1- Springlake-Eart- h girls .. ...t.- - -- .,, Ill B.-T- HAT to Olton The Allan Mackey was high (oag lime ago i tUlmut uii-tiiis.- Donald door Is locked!! iwumeti-- continued their winning ways scorer for Littlefield with 5 by defeating Hart 66-2- points followed by Randy Even-thing'- s going up! UP, UP, Cheryl C How many feet to Sudan? S-- . i Hitler BULA DIVIDES GAME Vicki Gregory led the E Dayton and Larry Hobratschk, a The price of food, the cost of attack with 31 points. who sunk 3 points each. R.-B- OO Patricia W. & h nery thing" Id like to see something go Tina HOO!!!: In class B basketball play The Springlake-Eart- B girls Littlefield 9th grade has an Tuesday night, the Bula boys easily won their game with 0-- 1 record and will host dlng 57-3- 47-1- son: Great' Here's my report card!! Mary by the water fountain? team fell to Bovina Bula Hart, Abernathy Thursday night. ari.'VijBnit n l is 0-- 4 for the season and 3-- JOE and PAUL LaDUC Cheryl Carter, Terri Birkelbach and Ann Bovina Littlefield 8th "A" team : teenagers interested in "Teen Town" Tony Foster led the Bovina Coffman-HAP- PY BIRTHDAY (This goes for AMHERST DROPS PAIR dropped their season opener to vs hike District Courtroom of the County attack with 24 points while 51-1- ALL you lucky people born this month!) Morton 8th "A", ; at 8:00 tonight. It needs everyone s Ron Risinger led Bula with 11. TERRY 3i In the final minutes of a The Morton team held the RICKY The Bula girls scored a p. At the last meeting, chairman L. D. duel Monday night between Littlefield squad to a mere 3 AND Congratulations, Terry B. You broke your 47-3- 3 victory over Bovina, I'll the rules to be voted on tonight. We Springlake-Eart- h and Amherst, points at the half. FUNK record!!! with Diane Crume leading for the Bulldogs bowed to the But Littlefield 8th graders ROMERO Lseeeeryone there. Bula with 19 points. Twyla Wolverines 51-5- came back all fired up in the Have a good week....and uh, well, er, ah, Hutto was the game's high Amherst led the scoring third quarter and scored 7 Tag Team. (you hear the mother hen scolding her YOU KNOW WHAT WE MEAN!!! scorer with 26. until the final three minutes points and allowed Morton when the Wolverines squeeked only 3. - SPADE TEAMS BOW by for the lead. Gary Brown was high point I Willie Wilborn was the tog man for Littlefield with 4 New Home got by Spade scorer for Springlake with 19 points, followed by Terry LAMB BOWLING LANES 53-4- 5 "Tuesday night to give points.' Bryson, who sunk 3. ffflRi BOBBY them a 2-- 1 record. Spade now Eddie Moates stole the The 8th grade "A" team has 0-- Announces Its has a 5-- 7 record for the season. spotlight by scoring all but 18 an 1 record. vs Jimmy Fillingim led the of Amherst points with 32. They will play Abernathy l'EUl New Home cagers with 26 In the girls' game here Thursday at 5 p.m. DUNCAN points. Spade was led by Springlake-Eart- h yflr over 1st ANNIVERSARY won The Llttlefield 8th grade Randy Sewell with 14 points. Amherst 67-3- Art Nelson In girls play. New Home "B" team was edged by Vlcki Gregory was the 24-1- 45-3- Morton 8th "B" It was downed Spade Belinda high-scor- Springlake-Eart- h for a season opener for PLUS ONE OTHER MATCH Hugh and Margaret Savage say Thank You Thompson shot for 15 points with 36 points. the for the losers, while Glenda Littlefield squad, with David to all their friends and bowling patrons. leading 385-411- McKee tossed for 25. Williams the local pack Ph 2 For Reservations ANTON TRIPS SUDAN with 6 points, followed by Bruce Peel and Kelly Pratt, 1 st. Anniversary Special The Anton Bulldogs who tossed for 4 points each. Doors Open 7:00 P.M. outplayed the Sudan Hornets The score was Morton over 4-- W 0 Lines for $1 55-5- 0 Tuesday night. Anton's Littlefield, at the end of James Turnbow, Terry Belcher the first quarter. The half was and Troy Tidwell combined for 8-- and at the end of the 3rd Sunday - Dec. 7 from 1 to 6 P.M. 40 points that gave the period Morton maintained its Bulldogs the necessary lead 18-1- MAJORETTES momentum for the win. The 2-- 0 Bulldogs were led TEAM W L by Turnbow with 17 points Lamb Bowling Lanes Olton Cleaners 42 10 and Belcher with 13 points. Dlmmltt Real Eitate 28 24 The 1-- 2 Hornets were led by Byen Grain Jerry Bellar with 15 points. & Feed 27 25 "es Now 385-594- 2 Snack Bar Open In girls basketball, Sudan Being Formed Team 5 25 27 downed Anton 69-2- Connie Lubbock White Co. 15 37 Lance led Sudan with 28 points, while Anton's Gayle Mr. Farmer imimmiiimmmmwammmm High Worn lerles, Olton Cleaned Kesey scored 25 for the losers. 1729; high team game, Olton Sudan won the game Claanert 625; high Individual lariat 48-9- , ONE SET George 544; high and Anton the PINS women, Floyce 45-3- Mother's Ring Headquarters Individual game women, Jettle game, Due to the increase of 1970's cotton Yandell 207. UP TO 3 STONES - 14 K GOLD IVY LEAGUE PEP LOSES TWO allotments and the decrease of quality TEAM W Ltd, Steam The Pep A girls were cottonseed produced in our area. Laundry 35 9 dumped by Lazbuddle Tuesday Ltd. Frozan Food 27 17 night 65-2- Lfd. Seed It was Lazbuddle all the & Dellntlng 22 22 way with Vicki Robinson Travel Center leading the scoring with 24 THE DEMAND WILL BE Rettaurent 20 24 Cotton "66 points. Service 15 29 Pep's Micki Demel led the Gene Mlxon losers with 12 points. Trucking 13 31 In the Pep B girls game with Lazbuddle, It was same song, GREAT FOR HIGH High team terlai, Lfd, Steam second verse as Pep suffered a Laundry high game, 49-1- 2229; team 1 defeat. ONE YEAR Lfd, Steam Laundry 779; high Debbie Englklng was leading Individual terlei women, Oarlane scorer for Lazbuddle with 20 Dlenlng and Ray Jackion, 459; GERMINATING SEED GUARANTEE high Individual game women, Ray points, Fay Demel and Joyce Jackton 170. Albus each scored 4 points for ON LOSS the Pep squad. The Pep boys and girls will OF STONE Title At Stake host Smyer on Dec. 16. l,,'Pln...$8.95 complete m ijvm EARLY b panthers split BOOK ADDITIONAL In Tag Match Terry Funk and Ricky Whitharral met Ropes Vr'jb k RJ, STONES UP Romero, current holders of the Tuesday night and came home Thanks From Western Tag Team with a 27-1- win for the girls TO 7 ..ONLY $3 Championship, will put their and an 82-6- 3 loss for the boys, title on the line Saturday night Larry Gage and Monty Tommy Joe Ray Jimmy EACH at the Llttlefield Sports Arena. Rodgers paced the Panthers Thrash Thompson Austin Strunk Funk and Romero will be with 29 and 25 points. going against the rough team of Maria Sadler hit 10 out of 15 Different Styles Of Canadian brothers, Joe and 13 free throws and scored one Paul LaDuc, who have the fans field goal for 12 points for the From in an uproar over their Whitharral ferns. Kathy Lynn Ring To Choose lumberjack tactics. Williams and Rita Avery fouled Littlefield rthPln..$5.00 complete Mothers' Semi-fina- l match will pit off early In the third quarter, Art Nelson, who calls himself leaving the Pantherettes only the strongest man In wrestling, two forwards without any n CONVENIENT jg against pro football player substitutes following an earlier V Bobby Duncan. B game. Guards Linda Wade, Seed and Delinting CREDIT S There's also one more Cynthia Dukatnlk and Pauline match on the card, which starts Perez drew fouls from Eagle Phone 385-358- 8 Clovis Hi way U TERMS j at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Doors forwards to come from a WM 1 XIT at the Sports Arena open at 7 five-poi- lead to finish 11 mmmmmmfmm 9mmFwTmfFWWFwW p.m. points out front. H im

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t Furniture And Appliances. Be Sure To Register For Free Prizes! . .. .. Special Introductory price NOW ONLY The Whirlpool dryer i MRS. EULA MOORE, operator for General i i't Telephone Company of the Southwest, received a service pin with two diamonds in recognition of 25 years of service, from G. F. Kehoe, district manager I 88 automatic A service award dinner was held in Hobbs, Nov. 19 $i88 with and Mrs. Moore was presented an engraved desk acceptable soCS pen trade set as further recognition of her service. The desk set IBslS was presented by Kehoe. Mrs. Moore was graduated you'd from Big Spring High School and began her telephone with all these features: career in January of 1937 and worked until February 1941. She again began working as an operator in super wash cycle for 1948 and has completed her 25 years of y telephone extra-dirt- things almost work in this area. magic clean lint filter i 5 wash-rins- e water tern think Retirement-Ag- e ', Club i selections 3 water level selections To Be Organized Bleach dispenser had

1 A club for all men and the First Baptist Church, at women in the Littleficld area which time a permanent PLUS will brain meeting place be a who are of retirement age will selected be organized Thursday, Dec 4 Mrs. D C Lindley will 4HF at 3:30. temporarily preside while the V Super SURGILATOR (automatically determines fab group f The club, which is to be discusses what type of agitator for more "scrub- dryness and shuts off at just t activities or program" will have the bing" power and efficiency right moment) its first meeting in the parlor of would like to hae at thefr

monthly meetings In cool-dow- addition Improved n care a name for the club will be rii selected and a slate of officers for Permanent Press fab PRICES Preview Day will rics with shortened spin to be elected. " Light refreshments will be I Model help prevent wrinkling START Sel At Wavland served and music will be I TA con H"" provided by the Singing Saints i --r- Anyone needing I Limited quantity at this special orice! I-- "" ty All Lamb County and area transportation to the meeting ! Many other top-quali- models to choose from! have been call 385-456- 1 and a car high school seniors may Come in TODAY! 00 1 rf invited to attend College will be sent by for them i I $159 t ' Preview Dav on the Wavland i ,7 Baptist College campus f'iH Saturday Whirlpool Students will be escorted WORLD'S LARGEST WASHER MANUFACTURER about the campus and will be Open House informed of the college program Seniors from throughout A Success the Panhandle-Sout- h Plains dual area are expected to attend the p y More swing-u- one-da- event than 200 persons Grand Opening attended Chisholm Floral's annual Christmas Open House racks, Sunday afternoon. On display were Christmas Whirlpool arrangements, flocked trees and centerpieces, and three Specials Lamb County residents walked SIDE-B- Y SIDE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZE- R awav with valuable door prizes at the close of the showing Mrs Cleta Kelly of Earth won the flocked tree, and PORTABLE Jim Homer Howard and Fanny Hill of Littlefield received Whirlpool dis HWASHER centerpieces V Mr and Mrs J E Chisholm and Mr and Mrs. Kip Cutshall Four automatic pushbutton cycles: suplr wash, rinsc-iiol- muuWSmn are owners of the business L and SHORT eatqtt"raM No dish or pan can block the jet-spr- action of two I full-siz- e "": f revolving spray arms High-spee- d jet nozzles provide more scour power an exceptional man Full-tim- filter ends need to deserves an exceptional gift! j prc-nns- c dishes Automatic cord reel M Double-wal- l construction helps retain heat and reduces sound porcelain-enamele- d Durable tub Prices -- m XvWillV: mwiilMrs i UeJdu;IJdL i A kjwfriwy Start At MEN'S DIAMOND RINGS! mammmuuuum VWUiw

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