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Van yam ysammm m kw wmsapr 45 Years Old - - And New Twice Every Week VOLUME 45 LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY. TEXAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1969 NUMBER 44 County Soon Will Be fc C v: Hog Raising Country Lamb County's first major hog annually, according to his feeding was apparently referring to research on wouldn't make enough profit to make I producing project is in its early formula. portable farrowinL units announced the farmer appreciate the hog business. construction period, it was disclosed Pritchard, who attended school in earlier this month by Dr. Tom "It takes volume," he said Monday in the final portion of the Anton and later in Littlefield before Longnecker, of the High Plains "With an investment it takes to annual Soil Fertility Day program. his father, V E., moved the family to Research Foundation at Halfway. make a good profit, you can't just turn The project, being built at Bainer Plainview where ho entered the ginning He often, during his talk, compared it over to anybodv It requires your Switch some six miles East of business, said there were three other the benefits of permanent, time, or the time of a well-traine- d Littlefield. is owned by former operations of the type now under airconditioncd and heated buildings specialist who is dedicated and will resident Dr Clifford E. Payne, now a construction. They are at Lockney, with good sanitation drainage built in, stay on the job," he said. Lubbock physician. between Kress and Tulia, and at with the eight-foo- t by 21-fo- pens to All the hog production operations Finished feeders from the Payne pig Hereford. be used by the Foundation in its he toid about will be the SPF, or parlor will be sold in Plainview to go These major production farms, study. "disease free" hogs. This is for "ffit-j- 400-so- 1 into the Jimmy Dean SPF Pure Pork along with Pritchard's The speaker even said the 200 to healthfulness of the animals that they Sausage operation at Edmonson, will be the 300 operation in portable pens See HOGS Page 13 AND MRS WILEY Roberts have gone from half soling shoes Making the announcement was prime producers for the 175.000-hea- portrait painting. I neir cnanging norses in mid-strea- is former Anton and Littlefield resident annual needs of the sausage business hricamsm m action, i neir new vocation iook mem out or xne Troy Pritchard, who is a partner in the And Pritchard is quick to point out l.e collar abor class, into a wnue conar proression wnere tney nave pending sausage business with brother that that figure is based on the plant's eight-hour-da- y Called respect on Dean. capacity He says he's Plan and admiration ot professionals the national level. Jimmy and Don Water Dr. Payne's enterprise, when more than willing to keep the lights on IN A 'FLASH". completed in the near future, will be for 16 hours a day if the hogs are stocked by 80 head of breeder sows available year-roun- from the Pritchard production herd. The Plainview farmer businessman est Thine For Us' They are crosses of Hampshire, Duroc estimated Dr Payne will require only and Yorkshire. five to seven men to handle the he "This new water plan is the best group reconsidered and drew up a plan Roberts Starting out slowly. Pritchard said 600-so- operation, once it gets into including this area Changed ever thing that happened to us." the operation would progress on a full production He basis this on his Littlefield farmer, John D Smith, told to the Plains." Smith said "This is the paying basis until it reaches a 600-so- own farm's requirements of three men best thing that ever happened -- farmers and ranchers attending the capacity, with production of to handle 100 ows for their )om annual Soil Fertility program Monday "With Bull Lake designated as one Shoes To Shots approximately 12,000 slaughter pigs production of the major storage points. Lamb Willy Room of the REA Cost of installation at the Pritchard in the annually. building. County is in the bull's eye center." benefit. Pritchard told the farm, including stock, buildings and The "We were real disappointed with Smith said. VIAmRODGERS Plains College attended audience, would be the consumption everything, were set at $600 per sow South Roberts the first proposal " Smith toid the Smith believes that importing water In Winona, Ind., in area-produce- d grain He said the initial figure was high, the national school of group. "The said the South from out of state is the only answer -) engineers .- Mr u ip sorghum, .about 6 million pounds but paid over the long haul t Roberts have 1966 Plains was just too big and needed so for the water needs years from now. a in Pritchard discouraged small II 'on n.ii repairing to Mrs Roberts has been student water, they just left us out." California has done this, he said, and ' as a financially successful much - c rM i photography. a number of short courses and various operations many engineers say there is no problem operation Smith told about thet h i witihing horses in educational workshops. She took six operation, stating if Initial netting the water the Mississippi i meetings, with Hip,h l,l3JBgJftTmeriy f"it 4 JLSJ M .Ima Roberts hours of regular art at SPC. Mrs Slid an Bank wem.too expense (at ru3i iJMdua! up here. iSf tuvfcr voicing, II --rtr dliponilrfWWAfttJr i in oil, too. he should recruit rAfrtbriJhtion from r Roberts docs still paintings many hearings, he ssid, the water ,1 P 'j worked In shoe "The brush strokes are the same as in neighbors or city inventory' "The problem," Smith said, "is the He was sold small, "The new water plan Texas financing getting the people in a voung man in painting portraits," she said. Both are Depository not on fr and fcuatv of tlu plat, ed water v, r started to work for working on becoming a master portable farrowing units, either. He brings Mississippi to let us have their water." The First National Bank of Sudan In an earlier speech Dr. Lavon Ray. v Phelps Ae in craftsman. It takes 25 merits. These -- County's depository for He .cd for I.illv seen are gained by becoming a specialist in will be Lamb associate professor at Texas A&M 1969-70- . it was Monday by la. 3 ,M the shoe repair one or more fields and then giving decided Universitv. Dr Rav told the assembly ' the commissioners' court. to careful in choosing cotton J Roberts ran their programs in this specialty to other School 'Cook be Approval of the Sudan bank came Judge, "Remember," Dr. Ray P tuo years ago associations. varieties full discussion by commissioners long run. the c J i shoe repairing This year the Roberts are going into after admonished, "in the precinct 1 w ill ti' iiher photography deeper by buying their of two bids. Hubert Dykes, longer staple cotton pay off." commissioner, moved to name the i 0 ears of own color lab and processing and ' his motion was nberts are making printing their own color film. Sudan bank and Honored By Olton Don Johnson from Plains Cotton seconded by T. H. Lewis, Precinct 2 m the field of The Roberts Studio is American Growers, Inc. Lubbock, said the commissioner. democracy in action "Every year for By JOELLA LOVVORN New officers and directors of the decline in long staple and in difficulty County Judge G. T. Sides joined the past three or four years," Roberts Newt Editor Leader News and in selling the longer length of cotton Huberts had an for the Chamber of Commerce - 1 Dykes and Lewis in voting mills switching to per l hung at the said, "we've doubled what we gained Sides Agriculture were recognized. Max was due to the motion. Precinct 3 Commissioner Jack Lamb County Judge Truitt A I "We made a 35 per serve as blends. i irtrait was among the year before 1 and Mrs Ray (Margie) Slatten were Malone will continue to t ''-'- Peel abstained and Precinct U. S. u ' ne of only two Man and president. Earl Spruiell will be Johnson said the needed a See ROBERTS Page 13 Commissioner A. J. Spain was absent honored as Outstanding t, carry-ove- r 7 million bales , n to earn this Woman of Olton for 1968 at the Elmer Moore is of around The court order said the Sudan a continuous and stablo Olton Chamber of Commerce secretary-treasure- and Basil Sherman per year for bank will be the county depository for Annual prosent (btyr ' tve won many Agriculture Banquet Tuesday is West Texas C of C Director supply of cotton. He said the Lamb County time deposits and all and acres in Lubbock and WEATHER night. New members of the board of trend was "transporting cotton i county monies for the next two years. " k on r vniih Plains. "We Burrus, recipient of the directors are Leon Noack Mike bmith rather than cotton bales - Margaret Mt f"- Prior to Monday's meeting, the A for those attending 1 these too." Mrs. H L P 1966 Outstanding Woman award, Melvin Rape Rovce McFadden and K free barbeque sa ' court had named both the First out the annual program. i b these aren't like 30 a Mrs Slatten. and Y Glvens rounded Feb. 12 58 National of Littlefield and the First presented plaque to ig m the national 35 Outstanding Man, Feb. 13 46 .55 National of Sudan as depositories, Percy Parsons, 1966 Feb. 14 41 34 .08 introduced and presented a plaque to P when a decision between the two bids fcer the lighting expert 15 29 Feb. 49 could not be reached. the Judge Sides r'H (dmera work and Feb. 16 41 28 .02 Mrs. Slatten has supervised the f The Littlefield bank was the county r tutor artist doing 17 37 28 .04 lunch room 26 years and r. - Feb. Olton school Feb. 18 41 29 See DEPOSITORY Page 13 was lauded for her contributions to n.i'ional level, a Olton community, her church, ' the - - impact," Roberts -- 1 I family, friends and r r m.i '&&H c graded on Its . xmmKW&MiWgM She went to Olton in 1921 4 ' IM r T w-- ar it ludges look for . High in iBSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSP ftSSSSSSSSk JP2iifeBSSSSSBk v T9w,-- graduated from Olton School IHBBBBBBSBBBBB ksSSSSSSSk .ksSSSSSSk n i. It! Min 'IC lieit.ir ...1 1924 and was married that same year Lsssssr I ItJDCri . BSSSSSSSB Tsssr surf lli..- .,!.... KT. t i'iiiuii; imal.. Her husband died in August, 1967 ii. - ." unusual, mat it Judge Sides was cited for service BSSSsV CS " so m r I ... , i . . iu uu with Boy Scouts, Lions Club, Little -- l Diar.t 'ui:i .IBSJkV&A 'ipfiBI doesn't nunn vmi'll League baseball, city council, Chamber l- . . """ "" " iS&dax:. mce i-: . ..Hooertssaid of Commerce, school board, FFA, invu Tit i . i. t .j idn v'i iiKOin it vhul nrtnvtc j Church, Red Cross. Masons, I jljVflHr JUUUUJJHt HBHiri-- BUHH Methodist rj("oning io me portrait-covere- and as a former teacher and ne UOt! and "" th0 implement dealer. NueVir's program J1 Portraits ,...... To begin the H nm I cuniroi your approximately 250 Oltonites and n guests were entertained - I . . . ' la.u-- r fn m j .w Sw Humt... uu by the "Musical Phrases," who were Kieur Photographer to a accompanied by Fred Stockdale, band MrJn;,r rssaid- - director at Olton High School on the ,ia a drums and Tony George on the guitar, kdl.heirl"neudyhiB since Earl Sprulell, executive if lu B (he RnK Protessional. Both of the 1969 board, Basil off bccn ol,,K t0 Introduced the guests, and lol,. ann nn rv... i. -. . pears '"' ulu P'lsi six Sherman introduced the speaker of the Bill president of 'hJ have evening, McAlister, r both. mtnj...i ..i "..viiuv.ll VIUL'S ill television and radio at Lubbock and v Jr ijjjjBIRfliaiiH i ' ww Austin. McAlister told his audience that Goveriiiiient people could add 10 years to their lives by "installing a good sense of 0flW.s humor" as a part of daily living habits. Closed He said, "Every day we need to adopt the philosophy, 'This is the first i Sme i itii-n-- u. Mm&L w&h of t- llMiJM " live caeral' -i iiiuiibiu 5 day of the rest of my life', and 0,''ms will Fri be closed in a cherry tree Instead of me, seems to be that day accordingly. He continued, Slid 1 BURY THIS HATCHET tyHiiiiiiHsssssssssssssssssssssssssI M ' .Itlirrlnw-y, n Is, a we are not making mistakes, we are .""mia,,.. of Mark Coffman. Really the hatchet only paper "If KSHr JSSSSSW i . " "V.B the sentiments Is a , . AJIa3Sv ax job was unintentional. (We cannot tell a lie.) This not making worthwhile ; ? s b,rthday. one, and the Th. reminder to readers that some federal offices which are normally accomplishments," open rL5t 0,,ice will He concluded his address with the HONORED TUESDAY NIGHT at the Annual Olton Chamber of be on Saturday will be closed Friday in observance of George 21ay and wi" closed have a of being Commerce and Agriculture Banquet were Mrs. Margie Slatten, left, me Washington's birthday. Cindy Thrash points to faeorae wasn.ng on thought that "we habit dce'very. but will be s too critical of others. We need to and Lamb County Judge Truitt Sides, center, as the outstanding C whose birthday everyone can celebrate by shopping in Littlefield 1 deCJ.day and no Cindy is daughter develop a compassion for people, learn woman and man of the year. Max Malone, right, was presented a "-- win Birthday Sale this Saturday. the De bin Washlnaton's plaqu In recognition of his service ot president tor 19bB, and he will made. Tommy Thrash, and parents are the Edwin jo ta compllmontary. and learn to of again in the same capacity for 1969. L'1 VH t'-t-j Coffmans.

Tjjj2JE88B PAGE 2. THE LEADER-NEWS- . LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1969 McShan. treasurer Dan French, has returned to her French served a meal to the son's home from the Genealogical W" group Littlefield Hospital where )l I LlTTLEFlE she had surgery. Tudy Silvas of Dallas, Group Meets T f a former Littlefield resident, John D. Smith attended was In Littlefield and visited water meeting in Amarillo Llano E s I a c a d o w? with members of the LHS last Tuesday. Genealogical Society held its J"', MRS. J. B. McSHAN senior class this past monthly business meeting poll,'' weekend. Jess Inman entered and workshop Saturday, i vU Methodist Hospital In Feb. 15. in the Lamb Guests in the home of Mr weekend with her parents. Bob Co and his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mott Sunday and County Library son-in-la-jB Lubbock and .Mrs Bob Rogers and Mr. and Mrs Dan French and Mr and Mrs and children visited relatives surgery on Mrs. Phillips, family mother, Mrs and Sam Lambert underwent heart Norma are her sisters of Decatur in Tulla last Sunday. Tuesday. president, presided for the R5r J B Wallace Sr and her returned home last Tuesda meeting !frs. Lou Driskill ? niece. Sara Ezzell of Borger John Stehlik was in Dallas a fishing trip to I after Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ross Kimbrough lusness part of last week attending a Guaymas, Mrs. Johnnie Gallini spent and Mrs. Hael Mexico The were in Houston the past In organization. Mr school conducted by Sears. Tuesday night in Lubbock joined the ,0 and Mrs. John Lamberts returned to their weekend to attend the Attending the meeting McAnally returned from home Wednesday. the home of her daughter fatdit wedding of their son, Bob. Mr. and Mrs. were Mr and Mrs. W K. Dallas the first of the week, Mr and Mrs. Bob Rogers and family. Her mother, Mrs. R. L Mike Greer. Britton of Springlake. Mrs. w Gift and Dr Ronald Harlan went Mrs. Mable was here they attended the Alexander Johnson of Grandfield, Evalyn Parrott Scott of Show to Alpine for the weekend. In Lubbock Tuesday to be t Okla . accompanied them. Sudan and Mrs. John Stehlik in Mrs. Harlan and children with her brother, Jess Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones 'Mrs. Others from Littlefield to a of Littlefield. Mr and Mrs Mai accompanied them home Inman. when he had surgerv. returned Saturday after IW . attend were Bob's three weeks fishing Ttuw Donelson, Devin and Laurie She had been the guests in grandparents, Mr. Mrs. trip Into Following the business and Old Mexico. c'Ji of Snyder were weekend the home of her sister and Presbyterian men met at E L. Ross and friends, Mr. session, Mrs Phillips told guests of Mrs. Donelson's family. Dr and Mrs. Harw the church Sundav night for and Mrs. Paul Bennett. Bob about her trip to Salt Lake H parents. Mr and Mrs. J B Gilliam their annual is a senior at Rice and his Mr and Mrs Phil City. Utah, and the LttW McShan Officers were elected for the wife is a junior nthon are parents of a experiences she had working Mrs Joe Paul Mr and ear Thev were Dan French bab girl born Saturdav at in the Latter Day Saints Linda French, a student Owens spent the weekend at president Oscar ilemon Mrs Mary Greer of Methodist Hospital in Librarv. tracing her family of South Plains, spent the Oak i reeK fishing ice president and J B Amarillo mother of Dan L ubboek historv 4 . ' lll vaeESl HHK9HH 2i ! atA LHM E2 S Tm

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3-D- MRS GLEN SALTER A GREAT AY EVENT Salyer-Medli- n PERRY'S SENSATIONAL Wedding Vows Rei 305 PHELPS LITTLEFIELD THURSDAY HULA-T- hc Methodist white carnation tied FRIDAY Church of Bula was the blue ribbons VALUES scene for the double ring Semite as host nun, SATURDAY ceremony uniting Miss Tom Newton of Co!l3 REGULAR Sheryl Mcdlin, daughter of station uroomsmen VALUES TO $1.59 $1.99 Mr and Mrs L H. Medlin Jr Larrv Bovvers ,f ipioii, of Hula and Glen Salyer, son brother in law or the gro 4 ITEMS IN LADIES and of Mr. and Mrs G B. Salyer and Merle Todd nf Kt of Hula. Saturday afternoon. also brother in law ofgroci MISSES Feb 15 serving as ushers ig iFABRIC Rev. Harvey SALE Whittenburg. Rodnev Claumn and '!! ENAMELWARE A pastor, officiated. Richardson of aula SNEAKERS Miss Beverley Ni, SPRING organist, Mrs Medlin mothM presented nuptial the IN AVOCADA GRL'EN music and accompanied Miss bride wore a two pie - Wh te or bright shades Patricia Grusendorf, soloist double Knit vellow suit n o' yellow melon or black accessories and M 3-P- The couple exchanged . SAUCE PAN SET m Mr green Sturd iy con REMNANT vows beneath an archway of carnation torsaee 3-P- Salyer. . DOUBLE BOILER structed 'or long wear greenery and white glads'and mother of the gran wore two i licht blue dim 4-Q- You want blue pom poms, flanked . COVERED severa on comnlementni POT sides by suit with pas at this low pr ce both swiveled hat, accessone! . COV. SAUCE PAN ASSORTMENT candelabra, vvith and black blue and white corsage burning tapers and huge blue bows. A reception followed ih ALL FIRST QUALITY Tapers were lighted by ceremony Helresnmenis lasHX. Miss Barbara Clavvson and ivhitn nnnrh and hndal n DAYS ALL Miss Linda McCamish. were .served from a table H YOUR w 45" WIDE vvith white net over whitq c ONLY u Pews were marked with centered with a blue floa CHOICE i THU RS-FR- L- SAT. blue satin streamers. arrangement Appointment ONLY 99 nnri siher nutl PAIR nf rrvstnl mn The bride, given in and mints, completed ttj 88 marriage by her father, wore serving table a formal-lengt- gown of REGULAR 29c crepe and lace, fashioned Assisting in the serur along vvith a lace were Mrs. Dennis Mcdlin o 1 WASH CLOTHS bodice, long petal-poin- t Lubbock, sister in law ofth r7rTnTOlPP. sleeves Larrv Botr YD. and high neckline bride and Mrs 44 vvith a chapel train that fell of Levelland sister ot in from her waist line. A floral groom cluster edged in pearls held Mrs Merle Todd her shoulder length veil of Kermit registered the euf AVE 13 YARD illusion. Both Mr and Mrs haljtrl are attending Levellaril Her cascade bouquet of Jun or Co ece where imi white carnations, showered plan to continue theJ REGULAR $1.00 vvith stremers tied in love studios -- knots, were carried atop a V1 DAYS ONLY Among out of town. 14 x 27 INCH white Bible. miosis attendinc tfe TiW X' She wore the traditional v.cJding. other than lK PRINTS Mj. "something old", "new", wedding attendants were I of JACQUARDS CARPET "borrowed . "blue", and a Mrs Jim Nelson I M penny in each shoe "1950", i.itfinfmiH Hnhhv Patterson. s'C Lindi fjrm SIKIHtS Mr year of birth for both bride Brenda G teller BY GEORGE, REMNANTS and groom. McClelland. Rita Corts Maid of honor was Miss Linda llenke Janes IS REGULAR $1.00 CUTS FROM Sheila Medlin, sister of bride. Callow av of Levelland THIS FINE QUALITY CARPETING Other bridal attendants were Wnlllo SnnHors of Llltlefie'3 OLD FASHIONED Miss Elaine Tiller and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Landers Pat Risinger of Bula They of Pep, Mrs. Billv Cage of 3 DAYS wore identical dresses in Lubbock, iMrs. kud n RIDICULOUS Of KEROSENE H.iimhtor Jolene ONLY light blue crepe, street nnrf length, low the bride's SINCE neck line, bell Littlefield, and GEORGES BRITHDAY FALLS sleeves and empire waist, grandparents, .Mr ana.w ON FEB. 22nd, WE OFFER YOU A LAMP with matching shoes. They W B Gage and Mrs u 37 carried a long stem single of Littlefield Medlin GREAT 22c SPECIAL 7Vi Embossed Lamp with handle Ornamental as well "LADY FAIR" as useful A great value at YOUR REGULAR 79c this low price TOILET TISSUE BE CONFIDENT ABOUT PERSONNA BIG SPECIAL PURCHASE FOR OUR BIG SALE INCOME TAX 3 DAYS ROLLS WP37 IN RAZOR PACKAGE BLADES ONLY Stand up for your tax rlghtsl 10 FOR ONLY 5 SUPER STAINLESS STEEL 66 Let BLOCK help you find all your m t DOUBLE EDGE BLADES legitimate deductions and give you iJm KLEENEX VALUES UP TO jg &&&&&&T&&&6 39c every possible tax advantage Our I MTym """"" JI GREAT ASSORTMENT FOR JUST servlca Is quick, convenient a nd In- - mrWkM 200's j l. expensive. We're confident, tool JKa VL (DOUBLES) GLASSWARE

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ONE MONTH FROM DATE 385-606- 305 Phelps Dill Mott, Manager Littlefield Weekdays 9AM 0 P M , Sat 9 5 Ph THt LEADER-NEWS- , LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY. 20, 1969. PAGE 3 "I I. m w,w SS Classes " MnalnifY Have Study 0 Tuesday "" evening the members of I07 Thursday the Ruth and "ftb 13 in the Martha Sunday for a School classes of the First Baptist Church met for a U theme ' im. Flower regular monthly session 530' ;JSb Mrs. Kenneth Campbell '& r hosted the Parson. meeting In her . ..j home. The book "Family at the 'Sd Living in The Rible" by 'S ;3A meeting Edith Dean, is being studied - by n u- Pinson Rave the group. Guest speaker Mrs 60 Raymon Carson discussed e0.'. . i.t a I ram the unit "Family !.Jr. i.,nri of Breakdown" which covers -- ,n! fc SrL?JM. v r Vooner three chapters of the book iiSe lGTSs to a DEnORAH LYNCH Another w I civ Step' guest was Mrs. Alice Johnson of Lubbock. Mrs. IWf-- .. - oaiitv Johnson is the mother of a rose Mrs. ,00dness(i s Engagement Roland Green. ifturance Others present were Mmes. A. G. Huguley, Louie L.sses were Mrs Cross, j l .lark Announced Jimmic Jenkins, Roland Green, W. E. '?'.. -- j rViprrv no AMHERST-- Mr. Mrs. Andrew, Eleanor whipped cream and Sudderth, ,ith A. D. Lynch announce the Charles Loveless, Durward ALL iior.cwiw - r approaching marriage of Price, Melvin Rape, W. E. WE OWE his. me5 Daughertv. their daughter, Deborah Thomas. Ancil Miller, H. M. U Frank Elaine, to Stephen Clay Cox. Henderson and J. C. Hamby. smut- - fi...iC.hrnlnr .lack son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cox of Amherst. The quiet ceremony will Party Honors 111, uaie GEORGE Lad Lola""..Lee be April 5 in the Fin,t Carson Methodist Church. n.W Pinson and Kay United J.O.Fox The bride-elec- t is a senior joany at Amherst High School. J. O. Fox was honored regular meeting i next Cox is a 1907 graduate of with a birthday party ' Amherst High School and is Sunday, Feb. 16, in the WASHINGTON iv, Marc"Fl,"n" a sophomore at South Plains home of a daughter, Mrs. ; W omens a the i" College. Dan Tinsley. to Helping him celebrate will be Mrs. PROVIDE SKILLS were Sir. and Mrs. Fred Cirson and Mrs Scholarships and Mullins and family of Fort fellowships provided by Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Danny 4 Pinson the A DEBT OF Easter Seal Society hae Jones of Llttlefield, Mr. and made it possible for Mrs. Dan Wood and family J2TED MILLHs hundreds of doctors, of Sudan and Mrs. A. D. luler ea s.Hieues therapists, and other Green of Llttlefield Unit toe invested professional workers to join Games of 12 were played Hid S2o million in the ranks of skilled and refreshments of cake, GRATITUDE !; ar.d sen fur the rehabilitation persons serving .... ires coffee and cokes were t Handicapped the physically handicapped served

VwteiitiWi il' ?iiiftvl George Washington was the "Father of Our Country" i 3an k'imcnfftp Livivs RST Quality A man who believed in fighting for what he thought A. 7 to be right...a man who knew the importance of ing: THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! money management. We are sure everyone knows pla about George Washington's history. He was Jerr creative in ideas and practices. Therefore, we proudly look forward to STRETCH the 1969 birthday of George in Littlefield We personally guar- WO DENIM antee every reader will t find something of in PANTS AT A 11 r terest during this L s special promotion. LOW, LOW X ,jVi v X JFAr 5S??5kSJ?NSv5S5CNt?5v I

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rlfnm - PAGE 4. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1969 ' THE ABUNDANT LIFE"""'VL w i m T mJ" i&svjis vSvQmw EDITORIALS No False Defenses 01 fflfcal ihih&MSIH-8JS- W! Leader-New- MRS What The s Thinks UMMMMMMMMh I) BOB WEAR ESTABLISHED 1923 THANKFUL FOR When we try to escape by WE ARE Lamb County mechanisms", running away, whatever the Leader k:: n THE "defense 'VHl " method used, we make the 'It'" lll called "escape fCT sometimes and and County Wide News! problems more complex ElrM mechanisms'', which rt for increase the threat to our CamP By The Numbers psychologists have identified combined Feb 13, 1959 us. well-bein- When used wisely, they are Wash.. His to the computer was WE MUST SEE THINGS as inner IN WALLA WALLA. letter useful to us in personal BILL TURNER Editor & Pubtishi 15 female inmates at the gentlemanly mule-skinne- r, and adjustment; however, these they are, be honest in admitting Qui" Washington State Prison have probably the most eloquent two devices can be made false the truth and be courageous BOB HAMILTON Advertising Directa composed in a face the facts. False LOVVORN been all the State's paragraphs he has defenses. enough to JOELLA News Edit r laws. distinguished career. Used unwisely, the results are defenses are not going to help us. IS?"" . will increase our Jy' To date they have punched tragic. In fact, they to nD out a million cards for the State's IT IS A FIXTURE on bulletin difficulties. There is hope for us PUBLISHED SEMIWEEKLV each por year elsewhere $8 pe- - year Cinj computer, and very shortly in the computer IT IS ADMITTED that reality only if we can and will face Thursday and Sunday morning by The Ooy deilvory 70 cents per month sn, boards Leader News 313 W 4th Littlelield copy rates 10 cents on Thurtrt of companies the things as they are. .. L, jnd ( they'll start on the decisions of department is often harsh and unyielding, Texas 79339 Entered as second class cents on Sunday Class.! eo an great for '" the attorney general another length of breadth of the land. but we hasten to say that We have potentiality matter In the U S Post Office rotes 0 cents per wort) ' t nw,,0j Itt'i of million cards. The computer had erred, and constant and continuing efforts coping with the realities living, Littlefleld Texas 79339 under the acts minimum i a cents ot, The female convicts draw 10 tagged him with the delinquency to escape it can be disastrous. and we should develop it. of March 3 1879 Subscription ratos by thereafter Telephone 385 4481 Ui M's In adiolnmg counties $G cents an hour for their work in of a poor soul with the same This is one of the reasons why Very real dangers threaten us, mall Lamb and bi w the beginning, then rise to 15 name in a different section of God warns us not to deceive but we do not lessen them by -- janiM do not exist; or W cents an hour when they become the country. ourselves. pretending they 111) expert. Proficiency earns a by assuming the attitude that we PAUL HARVEY 1103 premium. NOT LONG AGO the IT IS NOT ALWAYS EASY to have no responsibility. HC a We can see all around us Said one of the skilled bookkeeper of know what is best when we face IS-- grown rt keypunchers, "Times really have firm was hospitalized. The serious situations, but the situations which have t on changed. Ten years ago, nobody management wanted to keep the popular mechanism of worse because so many people Don't Simplify " outside the walls knew what we job open, and willing rationalization will not help us. have tried false defenses and 1 v were doing Nobody cared. Now joined the boss in keeping things We make bad matters worse refused to face the facts. IF THEY "SIMPLIFY" our those displaced are men whj and we don't even have to be going through the extended with our alibing, by blaming income tax system once more, talents are in demand eisewhei a PRESENT-DA- embarrassed about having absence. others or perhaps taking the view PROBLEMS nobody will be able to figure it ju yuu realize mat eve I jra" number mean, EVERYBODY A secretary signed her name to that we really have no are many and varied. They will out! commissioner of internal rou has a number in the computer one request for clarification of a responsibility in the matter. not go away just because we The Nixon Administration is back through and including age even the governor." disputed invoice. pretend they do not exist, but asking Congress to shrink uoieman Mnorews, AMtR The next month she received a MUCH OF THE LOOSE they will grow worse. loopholes while it (the WAS OUT OF OFFICF demand for payment of an thinking and unsound logic are All of us know well-meanin- g Administration) begins a critical complained about the unfaiml AND SO HE DOES. overdue bill of less than twenty caused by the false defense of folk who say that everything will review of our entire tax system. and unnecessary complexity One man with a number dollars and a threat of permanent rationalizing. work out all right, and they thus Treasury Secretary David our tax laws! happens to be a prominent blight on her credit if she failed It is better to honestly face feel relieved of all obligation. Kennedy promises "a careful and newspaperman and author. to present her check by return realities. When protection is This attitude completely searching before COMMISSIONERS AnAni He is a word craftsman mail. necessary, it must be used removes them from the world of recommending reforms. Harrington, Latham and CapS without peer. His number came honestly and intelligently; reality. It is a false defense. got so smart atter a tew yearst up on one of those giant IT WAS. OF COURSE, the according to the justified need. KNOWN TO BE UNDER trying to administer tax lawsth computers installed by a company's bill, which had been WE KNOW THAT THINGS consideration are tighter rules on it's a shame we could not hai nationwide oil company, and he paid in the interim. THERE ARE NUMEROUS may work out all right only stock options, adjustment of had the benefit of their counj received in the mail a deftly But the secretary is still ways of running away, but in all when the people involved do all capital gains taxes, taxes on sooner. computerized threat to have him receiving threats, demands, and instances, we are using false that is necessary to make them municipal bonds, reduced Whv not now? in court, forthwith, if he failed notice that her credit is kaput in defenses. work out all right. depletion allowances.... Suppose President Nixon ve to pay his overdue balance by every credit and collection All of us know that it is One truth is obvious: we must Please! Piecemeal modification to appoint the a v a I a bl return post. service in the nation. impossible to actually run away not use these false defenses. of our fantastically complicated to an adviser Now it happened that the We all have a number. Wait from obligations and tax structure can only committee. From their wordsman didn't owe even a until you have to write a letter to responsibilities. complicate it further. depth of practical exDenenci penny to the oil company. a computer! Of course, by repression we As is, stenographers and clerks perhaps these men could devise can refuse to admit that they WE MAKE THE BEST use of are having to hire accountants to truly simplified tax system WIFE exist. This is one of the most life, and the most meaningful compute how much they owe ooooacx77 FARMER'S life dangerous of all the false contributions to when we each year. This is an inexcusable EXAMPLE: AFTER he wJ defenses. face facts with courageous and imposition. out of office, T Colemi intelligent actions. Andrews said, "The progressi My THERE IS BUT ONE We must not give up, we must FURTHER, OUR PRESENT income tax should be abolished! Ignorance adequate way to deal with not try to run away, and we system of taxpayer AFTER he was out of officl problems and difficulties. We must do our very best to do scrutiny-you'- re guilty until you Mortimer Caplin said. "There must accept as part of our away with all kinds of false prove yourself innocent-direc- tly no excuse for regulations whits B LIBBY MUDGETT them world of reality. defenses. contradicts important most taxpayers can't ea 30000xoocMM of understand." know1 young to find fundamentals our YE GODS! NOW they "bright men" that Americanism. He favors a tax range of 10 1 It's enough to curdle your out? The least complex and the 50 with no deductions blood. most just system is A FLAT anybody for anything Last fall, a reporter whom I LESSON 3 is in this kind of UNDERSTAND war, political factor is at least TAX RATE FOR very much respect, Stewart the EVERYBODY. I as important as the military Alsop, (I didn't say always expenses AFTER he was out of offtcd agreed with, just RESPECT), factor. Business "The military simply aren't notwithstanding, the law could each commissioner has urgei interviewed President Johnson's you pay X of aimed trained to deal with a really simply say that drastic reforms it advisors in 1965 at the time he WOMEN your gross income. Perhaps it simplification. made the decision to intervene prickly political situation. ..Most SecretarJj of the time, we've been flying could be graduated to a Former Treasury directly in a big way in the reasonable maximum but then Joseph Barr says the $7 000 tdj Vietnam war. blind, politically." No wonder they didn't want "When women pet to thinking they're no deductions, no differential 20.000 income families arl their names put to their quotes! people, that's when everybody has trouble." based on source of income; oavinq more than half of aj These words were first scratched on the nobody would benefit merely taxes and "thess HERE income NOV RIGHT let's walls of a cave in a middle-incom- e taxoavers ail LESSON 4 (oh this one is lower Afghanistan by because he is able to employ the pause to remember that John Neanderthan hero-- or so tradition hath it. most clever tax accountants. likely to revolt unless we reforn Kennedy had already decided to hilarious) is that the Communists are not by our After a fierce struggle which had nearly me income tax system i intervene in his own little way. rational cost him his life, he had finally dragged would do. lights-on- ly by theirs. I'M AWARE this Just keeping the record home the boar's only out ? a with thft head to be bawled displace lot of lawyers and And let's beam straight Who knows but what if Really now! Vhere had these b his Missus for ( ll being so slow about it; accountants and would reduce Dremise that these former go a little people been before they started he hadn't decided to (2) picking up such a tough cut; (3) getting the payroll of the Internal commissioners, better than! way, Johnson might have never advising presidents? Any school child could have oh, well. his new tiger skin all torn up and (4) Revenue Service by 70, but anybody, know how come up with his own big way? completely forgetting that it was their Only on the promise that their anniversary LESSON 5: The American to and place names would not be used did the Since then, it is reported, the same our most repulsive relatives where she'll depends somewhat on the time will not a barrel of agree to give quotes people indefinitely comment has been whispered, shrelked, have to help with the housework, be Among the ancient Goths, a war if to his on what they now think are sustain they do not bellowed, bandied about, moaned, groaned, uncomfortable and bored silly. wine was the standard gift of a man clearly is close to lessons to be learned from the understand why it mumbled and grumbled by some If she still loves ou on Monday, chances fiancee, w hile a walrus tusk is as being fought. ever gets but Vietnam war. 27,192,859,213 males-m- ore or less--to are its the real thing. Tiffany's as any Eskimo girl We would have told if 3 them 27,492.859,213 other males-- or to nobody DO'S AND DON'T'S OF she's grateful anyway. THE BLOOD CURDLING they'd just bothered to ask us. in particular FLATTERING THE FEMALE. According part is that these "bright young "This has been the most In order to understand women, however, to the makers of a popular line of men's But, though diamonds are reputed!) a overexplained war men", as they were referred to at in history. the first point to keep in mind is that they toiletries, every woman loves to think of girl's best friend, ou don't have to be a The was any that time, didn't know these trouble explanation do, indeed, tend to harbor the Illusion that herself as unique (like every man) and the millionaire when buying a present for our would do-f- or things back then Not all of them that particular they are people. Once a man has faced up to most flattering thing you can tell her, is: one and only. week. LBJ kept Congress in agree with the others yet. hand the fact that he must humor the female in "Darling, you're different from all the rest. According to an Indian proverb a I if for a long time with those Wonderful, special doubt seriously Dean Rusk this respect, he is ready to proceed to the and different." maiden's heart is like a magnifying glass "It ever admit to being amazing briefing circuses. But would first lesson. But when saying this you have enlarges the small and sees nothing of the wrong, and even more seriously the time came when nobody to be 1 HOW TO DEAL WITH THE cautious not to blunder into the one thing large". if McNamara ever would would listen to him but the to Robert FEMININE MYSTIQUE ou should NEVER tell her, according to Translated, this means if you want THINK he was wrong for a tiny Legion and the Amvets." gift Since women usually do tend to think Abu Ibn Tarif, noble chieftain of a roving make a big hit with a girl, give her a little minute they are people, it is wise to treat them as band of 9th century Bedouins. for no reason at all, rather than a big one for you would almost anybody else with a few Beware, he says, of saying "how an obv ious occasion. LESSON 1, majority now much the exceptions sweeter is her kiss than that of any other. But, by all means, stay away from cand) to is to never if seem think, When a soman insists that she IS a person, For the wrath of a woman thus compared to if she's on a diet and go easy on books power can "WHAT'S is overestimate vhat air AMAZING that for instance, don't argue with her as ou will another Is as the wind in the she's not the brainy type, or she might rcpl). do President Johnson kept desert." the never win. 1. HOW TO WOO AND WIN A WOMAN. like the chorus girl who received one "But power is vital, but we country with the war as long as "Air Instead, pretend to agree, then change the Women know instinctively that ALL the I've already GOT a book!" should have learned from the he did. It was a tour de force. subject to something quite impersonal such senses play an important role In HOW KNOW WHEN SHE WANTS second world war and Korea that If you'd asked any of us back courtship 6. TO as how much ou love her new hairdo, and marriage hence their generous use of TO BE KISSED. you don't win wars from the in the early days, if the country to 2 HOW TO KNOW WHEN A WOMAN IS perfumes, scented lotions, make-up- , soft If a chick invites you up to her pad air " would stand for a war costing TELLING THE TRUTH lights, sweet music, tinkling jewelry, hear her latest tape rccordlngs....you can be Well now, any foot soldier 30,000 dead and $30 billion a get According to one legend, Hsi lu Ying, a delicately-flavore- d lipsticks, breat-sweetene- pretty sure she'll grab you if you don't could have told them that. But year, we'd have said, 'Are you Chinese sage of the T'ang actually foot soldiers don't seem to " dynasty and skin softeners to snare and hold the there first. then, crazy?" discovered a foolproof method for this. male in that trap. When type wind up as presidential advisers. my ignorance, tender dealing with an Pardon but Rumor hath it that he sold his secret to the But, don't forget who is less aggressive, a tip from a New what else could country do? that their sorceries work take the emperor for a couple of walnut-size- d rubies. both ways and is York who's probably LESSON 2 is that a large what enticing to the gander City taxi driver And one last quotation that Unfortunately, when they departed this life is equally alluring to witnessed smooching through his conventional draft army is not an curdles not my the goose, though many more only blood but it was lost to posterity forever. Since then, men are careless reaniew mirror a Hollywood censor ideal instrument for fighting a all of my innards. about appealing to a than each man has had to play it by ear. woman's senses. sees in a lifetime of wide-scree- exposure. 'war of national liberation". when Naturally, ou can't always believe a Count Baldassare Castiglione's IL "Most kisses," he reports, "begin "Vhat we need is a highly paid s woman when she mumers "I love ou" In 50-ce- That professional force, organized ad CORTEGIANO ("The Courtier"), a ICth the meter reaches the mark. fact, several primitive tribes in Africa and century after girl get settled and hoc, to do a specific job." handbook on the art of being a the has a chance to South America insist on a traditional rite gentleman, advises all men to wash the guy works up the necessary nerve. "We fielded much too big a and a "WE DECIDED to win this which puts every woman's devotion to the perfume their beards regularly. For those who aren't sure when to kiss force for the strategic purpose. test. arms to war without any beating of And, today, whether bearded or girl, she's ready when she drops her There should have been a ceiling drums or war propaganda, I After a young couple becomes engaged smooth-shaven- , many men add her sides. I've never seen it fail." an they "scent-appeal- the of around 200,000 men-- elite wonder now if we can win a war are forced to spend a night strapped " to their courtship with a But probably the wisest advice on I song force with a minimum backup." that way. In fact, wonder now together In a hammock shared with a largf hearty dash of after-shav- e or cologne. subject Is contained in a Lerner-Low- e a "Because it has worked in the if you can fight war without number of hungry ants. Adding spice to it all Is the Increased from the musical "Camelot". , Richard past, the American military tend censorship of news, television In the morning, if they're still speaking, number of masculine scents on the market, a Few females failed to agree when to suppose that enough money, especially," the marriage takes place. major factor In the increasing popularity of Burton, who played King Arthur in the enough manpower, enough Well, let's all hope that Nixon While this method is not recommended cosmetics for American men. Broadway production, sang: firepower, will win any war But doesn't surround himself with for most civilized couples, you might try a 5. HOW TO GIVE A GIFT SHE'LL "The way to handlo a woman is to love this is a different KIND of war." bright young men-ju- st dull milder test on your lady, APPRECIATE. her, It took all this time for those smart ones will do, please. For instance, take her for a weekend visit Selecting gifts that will please a woman Simply to love her.... " THE LEADER-NEWS- , LITTLEFIELD TEXAS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1969. PAGE 5 UVL Meets . Millers Honored 1ELDT0N yf ""si o For Study On 40tk Anniversary

SPRINGLAKE-- Mr and Hart Camp Members or and schoolt. Lutheran OBITUARIES Mrs Herbert Miller of which no longer exist ER RAY MULL Women's Missionary League Springlake were honored of Emmanuel 262 4ZUJ Lutheran recently with a dinner in Church met Friday, Feb. M, observance of for their 10th home the Visited study and business LOYD E. PARSONS MARY RICHARDS wedding anniversary The Andrews with her sister. Mr meeting. EL1 met Tm'sdav event was held In the home nospitAL Mrs Wilbur Hnyse Services for Loyd E. Parsons, Funeral Mrs A E and and Mrs. Hattie Reinsch 61, who services for (Mary) of Mr. and Mrs. Miller's opened the died Sunday at a Brcckcnridgc hospital Richards, 53, of Ralls, wife family meeting with a of of West Texas son-in-la- and daughter. Mr MR AND MRS Allen devotional thought and an apparent heart attack, were conducted newspaper editor and publisher, Afton E. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurd of NEWS Yoakum, Edward and Dana prayer. Monday afternoon in the First Baptist Richards, were held Monday afternoon in Littlefield. i".V 0r,-- 0 (,ovno. visited Sunday in Littlefield Topic of study. "The Church Spur. the ns::r of Anton Primitive Baptist Church. Attending the dinner jr Phninn. with her parents, Mr. and Consecrated Look" was He was Mrs. were guests LIT'ILEHLLD presented brother of Mrs. William Richards died Sunday morning in a the of honor, . Paul Huklll Mrs. Verncst Solley. by Ruth Hartley, McCormlck Plainvlew their son Harvey Miller of HOSPITAL I1 of Littlefield. hospital after a short illness. .",,... ,A MRS. DEE STAMPS left Betty Wilkerson and Juanita Springlake, Februarv 16 WW""", Rev. Wayne Grizzle of Crosbyton Officiating for the services were Elders another son and m. Man In Tuesday to go to Amarillo to Selms. his family, Mr. and Mrs ADMITTED Rob Holly. In The "Good officiated and burial was in Spur G. II. Crain of Arlington, Fred Boen of King, Hie krnd be with her mother, Mrs. Cheer Fund" Ronald Miller and Mandy of Debra Amos. Theresa for Cemetery, with Campbell Funeral Home Tuscola and Joe lrn.....-- n uiih (heir Marvin Witt. Mrs. Witt is to Good Shepherd Home Jarkson of Floydada. Littlefield, and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Davis was set as of Spur In charge Burial k,J h Mrs (.erald undergo a cornea transplant the project Tor the of arrangements. was in Anton Cemetery with Hurd and their sons, Don DISMISSED Mrs Lula Wednesday in an Amarillo month. A native of Mayfield, N. M., Parsons Carter Funeral Home of Ralls in charge of and Emmett Hurd Colbert. Ricky Fishor. John ?Trs -Don hospital. Members decided to buy had been a resident the Kalgary Amos. Vanda Stephens ID U of arrangements. Miller was and install a Herbert 15 VISITORS Sunday in the yard light, and community of Crosbyton County before Mrs Richards, a licensed beautician and married to Miss Moena Crow February Ray Ruck home were Betty have an extension telephone going to In ADMITTED Ricky a "' Brcckcnridgc 1952. florist, was born March 1, 1915 at May, at Lum's Chapel Feb. 3, ..; and Rhonda Holllngshead put in the kitchen. Fisher, Vanda Stephens. .iiith tne """s"'"1j.m, of Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Texas. Her parents were the late Mr. 1929. I I The and ... i .pn inrlwV Littlefield and Mr. and Mrs. Spring Rally was Winfred Morrow They lived five Dismissed: Damon ' discussed of Colleyville and Mrs. Mrs. H. I. Bass. years at Mrs. OeorRp Harlan Melvin Tull of Levelland. and scheduled for Bill Morton and have lived Provence, Ruth 3 n Lively of Rosenburg; three brothers, Surviving are her husband; a daughter. at Madrigal H. N. j .fcm t llt SEAL PROGRAMS April. Baileyboro and Littlefield and infant. Refreshments were Craig Parsons, Tom Parsons and Lem Mrs. Kenneth D. Sudduth of Morrilton, Miss Debra Mills. ;f Mr and Mrs Kenny Easter Seal programs on served For 18 years they have lived Ellis. to Mines. Parsons, all of Spur; the sister; and eight Ark.; three sons, Charles Milton Hughes. national, state, and local Ruth Bartley, Richards of In S pr i n Yvonne Bell, grandchildren. Statcn N. Y., the glake February 17 . n MKs Earl levels are directed by 30.000 Dorothy Island, Donny Richards of community. Birkelbach, Ed Drager, Texas Tech, and Larry ADMITTED. Debbie jj 'SUM rnua volunteer board committee Richards of the Their other children are T h e Christa Gohlke, Gladys home; five sisters, Mrs. Luteenie Beck of Herbert Glenn Miller of Hernandez. Ronald Amos, members. are EVA LOU JOHNSON Mrs. Peggy Lively, Mrs. Kay Mr and counseled by nationally Hobratschk. Hattie Reinsch, Sweetwater, Mrs. S. B. Gowens and Mrs. Louisville, Ky., Mrs. Delbert t3 brother Anderson. Mrs. Eula Covven, recognised medical and Hattie Remmcrt, Gardeen Funeral services for Eva Lou Johnson, Lomie Hopper, both of Lubbock, Mrs Hall of El Paso. Dale Miller Sell, Mrs. Kathy Berry. Vernon D MK" Kay Juanita Seims, Ruth Mr. Mrs. U. S. Navy New rehabilitation authorities. daughter of and Donie Wcldon of Graham and Mrs. C A. with the at Eagan. l And they are fortified by the Stockingcr, Florence Orleans, La., Noble Miller at David Johnson of Muleshoe who died Watson of Labuddie; and seven brothers, Dismissed Emert Rose, I . . l ... .. ith hnr Synatschk. Betty Wilkerson, McGuire Air Force Base, N. til ai m"" """ "vl dedicated efforts of Tuesday, Feb. 11, in a Children's Hospital Melvin Bass of Midland. Johnny Bass, Mrs. Ola Fanning, LaNona -- Pastor Wm. ii. -d Iil f .nurnii- hundreds of thousands of Remmert, and J., and Gary Miller of f Mr dliu ii" at Dallas following heart surgery Monday, Henry Bass and Arthur Bass, all of Betts. Ijird .hildren tnroute community volunteers one visitor, Esther Hill. Amarillo Feb. 10, were conducted Monday Lubbock, Jimmie Bass February 18 of Littlefield, Jesse Their children have afternoon in the Earth Church of Christ. Bass of Austin and Harvey Bass of ADMITTED: Lawana attended every school in Mrs Maria Franco, She was born April 20, 1956 In Muleshoe. except Clark. CAMPAIGN BEGINS Lamb County Spade. Mrs. Iva Farrell, Mrs. Allen Crippling strikes one Muleshoe and had lived north of Muleshoe They attended Fieldton about three years prior to ROBERT DANIEL BROMLOW Howard. Carol Kirby, C. R. MR BAIRD5 family in five, according to her death. She Seagler. Mrs. Minnie was a student at Springlake-Eart- h school. the Teas Easter Seal Funeral services for Robert Daniel OLD AGENCY Stanfield. Mrs. Marie Slover. Officiating for Society for Crippled the services were Buford Bromlow. 60, of Guymon, Okla., who The National Easter Seal Michael Range!. Children and Adults. The Shields, a Muleshoe and Sherman minister died Saturday in Northwest Texas Society for Crippled DISMISSED: Mrs. society, which carries J. N. M. Children Metcalf Jr.ofClovis, Hospital in Amarillo following a brief and Adults, with its Claudia Thompson, Rob forward a year-roun- d Surviving are her parents; grandparents, hundreds of affiliates, is the Holly, Mrs. Peggy Lively. E. program illness, were conducted Monday afternoon of direct services, Jim Johnson of Midway and Mr. and Mrs. oldest and largest voluntary-agenc- E. Durham, Leonard education, and research, is in the Foursquare Church in Guymon. Willie D. Ross of Lubbock; five sisters, in serving the Graham, Mrs. Velma Kemp. conducting its annual Easter Burial was in Elmhurst Cemetery at physically handicapped. The BIRTHS Mrs. Vertie Hardaway of Dallas, Mrs. Seal Campaign March 1 to Guymon, with Bunch Funeral Home of Texas Easter Seal Societv in Mr and Mrs Clarence (3 Bertha Mae Gibbs, Mrs. Harris prtl Louise and Guymon in charge of arrangements its fortieth year of service is nderson babv bov born Mrs. Margaret Allen, all of Lubbock, and now accepting contributions Feb 17 weighing " lbs 1 Patricia Johnson of the home; eight Surviving is his wife, Joella; two sons. which finance its work oz brothers, David Johnson Jr. of Sudan, Bob Bromlow of Littlefield and Ira Jimmy Johnson of Denver, Colo., Willie Bromlow of Satana, Kans.; four daughters, Johnson of Sulphur, Okla., Leslie Johnson Janet Lowery of Pampa, Judy Benson of of Okmulgee, Okla., James Otis Johnson, Borger, Velva Baker of Guymon and with the Army in Okinawa, Wesley Nancy Bromlow of Gujmon. his mother, && Johnson of Lubbock and McCunnie Mrs. Margaret Ma Bromlow of Fain lew, tays Longerw WW Johnson and Benjamin Johnson, both of Okla five brothers four sisters and eight Fresh the home grandchildren

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p jm919 Co-o- "WE Earth Gin 1st. Place Barrow iLaBeeBeenftsBeaeaEflCTeaV mJMJefeammmmmmt ?jafl I 7 Earth Oil & Gas 1st. Place Steer TOP Bruce Bridges and his Muleshoe Farm & Ranch 2nd. Place Lamb Grand Champion Steer with Springlake Motor Supply 1st. Place Barrow Norlan Dudley and Bobby Rilcot Seed Company 2nd. Place Steer Harber of the Citizens State Bank, which paid a Farm Chemical $1.20 Mb eaBBBBafVeaBBvO' Company 2nd. Place Lamb pound for the champion. '3F"'r First State Bank, Dimmitt i 2nd. Place Barrow Earth Oil & Gas 2nd. Place Steer Sun-Vu- e Fertilizer 3rd. Place Lamb R I G HT Kent Lewis poses Brownd & Jordon Impl. Co. 2nd. Place Barrow with Dudley, representative of 5$ Earth Co-o- p Gin 3rd. Place Steer the Dudley Agency, which i Earth Oil & Gas paid $2.05 a pound in the sale 5th. Place Lamb for the Grand Champion Sun-Vu- e Fertilizer 2nd. Place Barrow Lamb. Farm Chemical Co. 3rd. Place Steer Olton Butane Company 6th. Place Lamb ..v . - (I Barton Brothers Gin Company 2nd. Place Barrow BOTTOM Eddie Jones, 5 Nichols Gin, Pleasant Valley & Earth 3rd. Place Steer exhibitor of the Grand i p TB , in Earth Gin Company 6th. Place Lamb Champion Barrow, poses with Olton State Bank Harber and Dudley, 2nd. Place Barrow representatives of the Citizens qP-t- - HZ.'!' Redi-Fue- sXJl l 4th. Place Steer State Bank, purchaser of the Earth Elevator Company 3rd. Place Barrow Grand Champion Barrow for Farmers Co-o- p Gin, Springlake 4th. Place Steer $2.60 a pound. Farm Chemical Co., Springlake 3rd. Place Barrow Farm Chemical Co., Earth 5th. Place Steer B & W Super Market 3rd. Place Barrow Sun-V- ue Fertilizer 5th. Place Steer Patterson Brothers 3rd. Place Barrow First State Bank, Dimmitt 4th. Place Barrow Tracey Angeley 4th. Place Barrow Western Pump Distributors, Earth Pump & Machine 4th. Place Barrow QPHHaMMBBHEjB 1 :1 'III f" r llllil I it I cl iiilJ't t ' Service Seed & Delinting 4th. Place Barrow Elcor Chemical Company 4th. Place Barrow Cattlemans Commission Co. 5th. Place Barrow Earth Pump & Machine 5th. Place Barrow Heal mCrveaeaeaeaV ff aeaeealeaeeeeaeaWemTri 11 Earth Co-o- p Gin WfcJeaBBaW II I Ittill 5th. Place Barrow H II 111 IIIUilLJaaaaaEeWJWrlell C & S KYlBaP V II J TJlTl llllWJiaaBlX:TrTeaaaail Equipment, Dimmitt 5th. Place Barrow 9 lll Earth Gin Company 5th. Place Barrow Farm Chemical Co., Springlake 5th. Place Barrow Bitner Tire & Supply 6th. Place Barrow Elcor Chemical Company 6th. Place Barrow Barton Brothers Gin IjjH 6th. Place Barrow HT K blr alH I Springlake Motor Supply (KKA 1 6th. Place Barrow ill 1M m S mQJmn '$ Service Seed & Delinting HJ 6th. Place Barrow wmti kM jjjWlilHfiiBl! Olton Butane ""Mm IHilllllllHW 7th. Place Barrow ran --z?WBkM raffe Pounds Pharmacy EliBiV Wm B HiKjati9jafliV'lamMiHMKSHBr 4 1 bB, 3BBF ? 7th. Place Barrow mw)m JjeBaKeaBBBBBBBBBK iHil"Weill L 1 J I TtK Sun Vue Fertilizer l mjZJMSaaMeaB 4elHk 1 zK 7th. Place Barrow K. atHBallllllllKijjjIKHi1bbbHIB eatHeaSDalilllllllllHWBCKmfUW Farm Chemical Co., Springlake ' I 8th. Place Barrow k"7rC" 'leaV Hliea.Hf !9PtI Bradley Butane Co., Sunnyside MflV 8th. Place Barrow aiaaaaaaaaaaaliaiiaaaaaaaaaH First National Bank, Amherst l.eakV ''hm ialiBeHlH Hi 9th. Place Barrow Rilcot Seed Company 10th. Place Barrow K Sjm vttL iH Bob Harber 11th. Place Barrow HTEjiHMHMeV Sanders Lumber 11th. Place Barrow Flagg Grain Company 12th. Place Barrow Muleshoe Motor Co. 13th. Place Barrow

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Wolverine Drive In Panth Farms Gene Staplaton Kenneth Hinson John Bridget, CC Goodwin Glen Built, Earth Springlake 4 H Club. Southwestern Publir Service David Templeton Ted Haberer F F A Mothers Olton Co op Gin Ed Thompson Impl Co , G. H Bley Joe Cown Agency Citizens State Bank Earth Cleaners Earth Insurance, Houston Stephens, Senders Lurnbc Paymaster Gin, Springlake Busby Motor Co Moneray Cummlngs Naomi Carr Roger Haberer Coopers Telco, Earth Locker, Market Batker, JTiiJVuHaSw 'mHaaaaV Co Farm Supply Montgomery Hampshire Joel and Jerry Jones, Tracey Corley, H O &$$&&' '.', ii'.'CV iSfAtStK Pioneer Natural Gas Olton Farm. Tucker, "--s MJMeHHeT Wayne Clark and Sons, MB Baldwin Farm Pack Kitchens of Lubbock Farmers Hog Market of Plalnvlew, Jearl James, Circle Gin EiZTji LM$Xi Br r ViHr m 1 vSMbliMPaieael Co Pounds Pharmacy Lamb County Farm Bureau L D Henderson. E L Dawson Joel E Jones, Kenneth Hinton, John Bridges, JVl Gene Templeton T H Lewis Shirley Andorson Elevator Laibuddle Tide Fertiliser Sunnyslde.McMlllen Bookkeeping and Tax Ser vice Thompson Chevrolet Olton Production Credit Association L'ttlefield office Gregory Fertilizer. Olton Congratulations to Eddie Haydon, who did another fine job as head of the Sales Committee. THE LEADER-NEWS- , LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20 1969 PAGE 7

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IFOR RENT Furnished one Good used aluminum pipe in Report From A I 9 )JjVi Bill Clayton and two bedroom 4", 5 ", 6", 7", 8" sizes, at a iHri KjvPjiH i apartments Adults only 385 good price. We also have the HANCOCK SERVICE 3880 TFH well known extruded ALCOA Aluminum pipe In THE FAMILY of Mrs. BABY Sitting OR Saws machine filed and set STATION AL 5 JDU&V to eide"y lady all sizes. We buy used George (Daisy) Spears fk oesSlOl companion handsaws $150 Power heart-fel- t rates Call aluminum pipe. Before you expresses their Reasonable Blades Chisel tooth 10c inch see appreciation to all the The first month of the Representatues 385 3 2 B FHWHwfHI trade State Line I ! Caoi 382 diameter Fine tooth and Irrigation-Littlefle- ld, for lease in Littlefieid. friends who brought food, legislative session has seen combination 1 5c inch James btation. Austin Tel TF-- S 1 flowers, and other to E Muleshoe. Excellent opportunity items the of 78711. Wood, 209 16th, Phone serve and comfort the family introduction BEDROOM house 385-434- p m TF-- qualified person. approximately 500 bills and uayton s scnr-Hm- . FOUR after 4 WE DO CUSTOM J for during the time of the loss Ironing wanted Call redecorated, plumbed for farm I of resolutions to be considered week, besides 385-565- one. George presenting t and dryer Floor & work. Shredding, tanden, our loved in next 110 days. washer COINS BOUGHT discing, discing, Spears, Mrs. Ben Massey, the carpet, yard fenced Bring your old offset I . furnace, SOLD coins. breaking, and Call T. L. Col ier Frank Hamblin. Representative Clayton PnnctitllHnn.il Men wanted to work in farm 385-413- Will anhydrous '"nenamej For small family. Let us appraise. buy, '.ell 915.362-4822- . TF-C- j there will n'Z.T.: . 25-4- 0 years ammonia application predicts that supply store. TF-- or trade. Bid board for coins with fuuiiiiuit.-i'- includes or stubble mulshers. Bill Davis, probably be another 1,000 hearine of two Some auto opens 9 a.m. Monday, closes m old. 246-348- li ui. implement parts experience 4 p.m. Saturday. KIRBY'S Amherst, bills and resolutions before the Consensu,,,, . 385-583- TF-- We like to take this pay. 333-- would introduced within the next Reclamation desired. Good For Sale or Rent, Houses SHOE STORE. opportunity to thank those Commute. hospitalization and life Phelps. Littlefieid. TF-- 30 days. insurance. Paid vacation. and apartments. Chester ROOM FOR ONE more who helped us through our 385-429- 1 TF-- Complete Auction Service This past week, the House ...... v.. Profit sharing trust and other Harvey. FOR congenial lady in private trying hours. Special thanks TJXuviuic ?liuie v,our, SHEEP SALE. home who needs meals to Bro. Tucker and Bro. committees heard several uommiuee benefits. Gebo Distributing Rambiolett ewes. Contact good , FOR RENT: Modern two and care. 385-343- TF-- Hospitality bills that will be up for floor uwr tu 508 Hall, 385-341- 3 385-465- TF-- Tedder, the niursaa mormfl Company, houses, or House Dr. in Littlefieid TF-- and three bedroom staff, Nowlin and debate the near future. Representative Clayton ri hed also E& D Henderson Dr. Stafford, nurses at the some furnis is a lovable JL Clayton stated that one give the keynote address furnished apartments Call Happiness "Need responsible person in Box 125 Littlefieid Hospital, those floppy-eare- d such bill is the controversial Animal K 385-483- 0 BEAGLE int annual M or area to over "arth Texai who brought food and sent liquor-by-the-drin- Houk. puppy. For your registered Littlefieid take This is a Management Conference! 385-349- TF-- payments on late model Phone 9G5 2446 the beautiful flowers and Beagle phone Whitharral sewing Equipped cards, to everyone else constitutional amendment iansasiliy. Mo 299-418- machine. and FOR RENT OR SALE Two TF-- with automatic who helped in any way. Mr. which would provide that The address will pet mixed beverages be in and three bed room blind hems, buttonholes, and Mrs. Gene Stanley, Mr. sold iu i'u""uon and a 385 Ophelia Bill 4674 Stone FOR LEASE-G- ulf Station, fancy patterns, etc. Balance and Mrs. Clevenger, Mr. cities, precincts, and regulation ot reedlots 1 385-390- due $24 56, four payments and Mrs. R R Lancaster, counties where the people administered b Help Wanted: 9th and Hall. Call Tn nk ng o' A jction? Think the State TF-- $6 48 per month Write Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clevenger, vote in favor or see Slow Grissom. o' I D Henderson of the measure i exas. Credit Manager. 1114 19th working auctioneer Mr and Mrs. Sam Clevenger, in a local option election. EESESkHE Street Lubbock Texas "TF-- Mr and Mrs Charles Clayton is doubtful that LVN Gregory and Mr and Mrs. this will Needed Boat, motor and trailer Clevenger measure receive the Evenrude motor 18 HP Raymon required 2 '3 vote before FOUR BEDROOM three Diercraft boat made in being submitted to the OLT0 home, central heat and H. N. Bennett, Apply In bath Arkansas. electorate. Mrs, W.B, Smith Jr an- One acre of land includes 817 Lfd. Drive. TF-- by Two constitutional barn Shown amendments, I 285-23- 85 appointment Contact Dr Large bench vise, acetylene COMPLETE EXTERMINA- sponsored by Person, Hinckley, 223-- 733, welding outfit, bolt tap and TION Service, household Representative Clayton, was Texas Very dies, gig saw. Littlefieid pests as roaches, mice, rats, heard Tuesday night, Feb. DeSoto. CHAMPION UghUe' 3-- 1 3-- h TF-- termites etc Tree and lawn I 18, before reasonable. Welding Works. As of Feb 16. will not NOTICE TO BIDDERS the Constitutional spraying, bird repelling be responsible for debts Amendments Committee. Hampshire barrow of Community By owner, large two moth proofing. One year by ban Antonio Fat St made anyone other Notice is hereby given One of bedroom, bath, large written service warranty. than myself. Walter H. these Show was shown last ei a that the Commissioners' amendments. House Joint kitchen, dining room, fully FOR SALE OR TRADE Low rate, $2.50 Brantley. by Dann Sides son carport, nice room crawling insects Call Court of Lamb County, Resolution No. 7, would Hospital, carpeted, SAND RESTAURANT Texas, will receive sealed remove the constitutional Judge and Mrs G T Sim neighborhood. Fenced, collect Levelland, of the Olton FFA storage house. 717 E. 13th Located at Sudan. 894-382- Davidson Pest bids at the County ceiling of 4 per cent interest at MRS. LI DA standifer 385-454- See Control, 111 First Street, Courthouse Littlefieid, rates on revenue bonds Olton. Curtis Chisholm Levelland, 15 years Texas, for the purchase of issued by the Water El Paso was honored ui Sale or Rent. Three experience. TF-- the following described birthday dinner Thun For equipment until 10:00 Development Board, the bedroom house, 410 Wood Veterans Land Board, the evening in the home 667-398- Monday, St Amherst, Call 0 RENT CONVALESCENT o'clock A.M., sister and brother-mt- March 10, 1969, at which Parks and Wildlife Fund, the in Petersburg. TF-- equipment at Brittain Mr Pharmacy. Wheel chairs, LOST one black cow and time all bids will be opened Student Loan Bond Fund, Evangelist and Raymond Carson Attend a. crutches, hospital beds, one black heifer, in the Bull and read aloud; said bids for and the Junior College Bond Three bedroom brick house, the dinner were the guest two car garage, corner lot, other items. Complete line Lake area If found, call the purchase of the Fund. TF-- 227-627- or 227-350- honor, her son Richa 315 E 18th. Call Otis Convalescent needs. in following described The second amendment Sudan equipment: Standifer of San Francis Bennett. 385-421- 5 or CASH, to be heard by the 385-357- $50.00 Churches, One (1) New 1969 12 Calif., Mr Mrs. EXTRA NiCE two bedroom Salesman, Wingo MONUMENTS and committee was HJR No. 9, and apartment on 23rd Street, clubs, school and memorials. Display at 1500 ton pickup, 6 cylinder Larson, uynthla vi Real Estate. TF-- Sell Watkins which Clayton stated is the lla fully carpeted back yard organizations Nichols Ave. Call Toby motor, 3 speed transmission, Ray of Amarillo Mr vanilla and pepper. See your 385-3539- , base fenced Hutehms Budding Walker, short wheel and box amendment Mrs. C C Graef Supply. 385-558- TF-- city and county Watkins Littlefieid. TF-- bed. To be equipped with a pertaining to the increase of Two room and bath. To be Dealer, for this and all hitch, radio and Lazbuddle. Mr and Ma trailer funds to 3 12 billion dollars Mr . products. H. B. Wallm, 313 heater. Frank DaueherU COMFORTABLE bedrooms moved Contact Roy MATTRESS RENOVATED A nice 20 acres for the Water Development for men New Home Heated McQuatters, 385-505- East 13th St., Littlefieid, mattress rebuilt, new close to All bids shall be sealed Clifford Carlisle Joanna i 385-606- town, a good buy. L. Peyton Board. Clayton emphasized tri rooms. Phone 385-360- 204 Texas. Phone mattresses springs. when presented or filed and Shari, all of Olton and and box Reese. TF-- that this amendment could E. 9th St TF-- Brand New three bedroom, Your present bed springs will be opened at the above host and hostess Mr nl 1 very well determine the living room, den, fireplace, converted to box springs. date and time. Mrs. Mrs Standifa NEE'D SECTIONS, on a Carson b ul and baths. Call Otis half-sectio- The Commissioners' Court state's attitude For Rent eautif 12 Mrs. Claude Steffey, dial or quarters in is a former Olton resident furnished three room Bennett, 385-421- 5 or OFFICE SPACE FOR rent. 385-338- or Stitch-ln-Tim- reserves the right to accept goor-no-g- o basis on the 385-357- good water area. Have apartment. 420 W 4th, PO Salesman Wingo 1108 Hall Ave. Contact 385-314- Agents for A&B or reject any or all bids. Texas Water Plan. M R S A TF-- buyers. Wingo Real Estate, LIC Real Estate. Barber TF-- 385-468- Dated this 17th day of Johnny's Shop. Mattress Co., Lubbock. TF-- Another bill of great RICHARDSON mother February, A. D., 1969. interest to our area is HB .Mrs. T. w nackler n If carpets look dull and sG.T. Sides No. 300. authored by spots as G. T. Sides, County Judge, lived at Sare. Okla. de drear, remove they 88 ACRES. 2 miles Representative DeWitt Hale appear with Blue Lustre. 12 12 Lamb County, Texas. last week Attending a north of radio station. JE of Corpus Christi. afternc- - V Rent electric shampooer funeral Sundav $1. Ft. Worth, Texas. H. This bill would change Nelson Hardware. 0 O.Pope. from Olton were Mr the tax structure of school Mrs. W T Hackler and CLASSIFIED districts provide for ADS Call and and Mrs Ham lord mandatory consolidation of For Sale Two lots in 385-448- ClLSTSlnlrj Littlefieid Memorial Park, 1 schools with less than 2600 RECENT LEADER -NEWS Shop Building for Rent described as follows: Garden average daily attendance. home of Mr and Mrs. Jaq sonsirl 414 Hall Ave. seven; block 164-16- lots Clayton said this bill has Edwards were their For MrJ 4-- These lots are side by been referred to the Public their wives. Mr and 72. UTTLKKIKLD Contact side. Contact John M. Education Committee Don Edwards and Mr l) c FILTON KUHVrOIl Holland, 718 N. Crockett, Members can be written Mrs. Jarrell Edwards, all Granbury, Texas. 76048 Classifieds can mail your ad to 385-448- in care of; House of Lubbock. 'You the address above. Or you can phone it to 1 I SHOP

Or you can take it to the Leader-News- , 313 W. 4th, Littlefieid. SneedacampS PUT 1 WORD IN EACH SPACE. PRICE IS GIVEN WITH THE LAST J POP ADDRESS, TOWN WORD, DON'T FORGET TO INCLUDE YOUR ROAD FOR 8 THE AND PHONE NUMBER, YOU'LL GET BETTER RESULTS WITH l FOR SALE by owner. 1968 GO COMPLETE DETAILS. Chev Pickup, custom Sj H 0 cab, L. YOUR PICKUP? W B., Turbo Hydra-mati- c wmm PRICES CLASSIFICATION: (Circle oneJHelp wanted - Wanted - Business transmission, 327 motor, Opportunities Business Services Houses to Rent Houses for Sale Tinted glass, good tires, 24,000 actual miles. Bought AT Lost & Found Special Notices Personal Services Card of Thanks l SEE J 2229 Rent Miscellaneous for Sale locally. Reason for Apts. for Rent Miscellaneous for selling no longer needed. FORD Miscellaneous - Real Estate - Notices Legals Pets - Autos, Trucks for fc !! 5 -- jj ASKEW TEXACO Call 38 4967 for Sale. appointment. TF-- DEALERS Rates on classified advertising IT S Q 401 E. 9th Littlefieid 8 FOR CLASSIFIEDS x are: 6 cents per word first insertion; O FREE OFFER 1 3 cents per word each additional 385-44- 81 yn $ DIAL consecutive insertion. If you'll give it away, KlEQfiClS VJJHJHJUMUJHJHJHJUlJMMJXJMJMJJHMyM.'l TKTMJM Leader-New- s iteiixatiaeatjstCA ! The LeaderNewt it not responsible for The will . toW iyiyigA''rttw 1fJMfiMHM MUSTrUIGS;GAlAXIE$ $ WCOMSTOO mistakes after first insertion Plwte read V give you the ad free for S C LL .$777 FOR SKItMCI', Your ad All classified account! are due ! (J a5 X and payable 10th of month following appear OlM Core or n vu v na, ot Stereos Tape Machine insertions A flat retaining fee of $1 00 one time. It will X for all days will be charged account 30 V? WE BRANDS V IN t?an ftlfar'WM6I rnlnmnwwiw REPAIR ALL X pwt due for all successive retaining rice .j : 711 HALL i!ria AVE X TOMMY'S ELECTRONIC- S- TTlEFiELD DEADLINES ip X X X- X X X X X XX X XX X X X 'X LAMIJ COUNTY LEADER-NEW- S o 10 A.M. WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. SATURDAY SPARE TIME INCOME INCOME TAX (man or woman) 1 II Dependable person from this area to service and I V HHH MHMMMHHManM MMMnaMHM collect from new high HMWiM SERVICE quality type vending No experiencemachines. m 1 00 1 Time Reasonable Rates needed. We establish accounts for J.CALVIN YOUNG you. Car, references and $1,260.00 to $4,750.00 fcE3 385-89- cash capital PHONE 80 necessary, 1 00 1 Time 1 00 1 T.me 1 00 1 Time 1 00 1 Time 1.00 1 Time Six to 12 hours weekly. ' ...' " ...... AM I.I., -- . MOTEL L--F Nets excellent monthly Income. Full time more. lY Littlefieid, Texas For local Interview 1 00 1 Time 102 1 Time 1 08 1 Time 1 14 1 Time 1.20 1 Time BM.nH write: Greenbelt AM t . 4 . A j tf t ' e 4e) . Distributors, Inc., P. O. Special discount prices on these Box 20957, Dallas, most popular options: Whitewalls ' Texas 75220. Including 4 Fruit Treet Shade Tree Telephone 1 number. covers 1 26 1 Time 1 32 Time 1 38 1 Time j 44 1 Time 1.50 1 Time Dual racing mirrors Wheel ., ... - M. ' ,.! AM HileMut' I Shrubt Roo Buihes Etc Accent stripe Full carpeting I iniivir . ..r,. .... II i ALL kinds alterations, Vinyl covered roof 1 1 1 1.62 1 Time 68 1 Time 1.74 1 1.80 1 & ' Coming your way no-l- he Oolno. Thing lor you! 56 Time Time Time I 8th Weitilde, 385 8988 ' coveredbutton-holes- , buttons, a...... - . i i.m. t - belts. Mr. and Fanlane. Ford Qalaxie S00 and Muitang Hardlopj. Falcon Sedn i.,..r Mrs. G. E. -- .! Selfres, 905 E. with special laving on the extras that come with them. 385-397- 6th St., Phone At your Ford Dealer a 1 86 1 Time 1 92 1 Time 1 98 1 Time 2 04 1 Time 2 10 , Tm, I ' ' J ' ' Call Is 1 Time 2 Enclosed $ For Times Times MITCHELL-FOR- D Bill ! INC Send The To. 3854481 525-52- Address. City. 9 Phelps 8'SCr55C'CSOCOCCCCC00COCCC Ave, Littlefieid, Texas THE LEADER-NEWS- , LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20. 1969. PAGE 9 Kenneth Burgess and leader, introduced the Pullig, Lisa and Monte of members Mmes. M. C. speaker. Miss Saehow, Miss Llttlcfield. Dial .'.-- 1 liil hor Cliissifinls Chutch, 0. II. Jones, Owen Saehow gave highlights of MR. AND MRS Doyle Jones, Elmer McGill, Jess her native country, its Meadows of Canyon were OLTON Parker, Gilbert Roberson, customs and its people. A recent visitors In the home Grady Sharp, J. L. Snider, delightful question and of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Spain, Ed answer period A SAVINGS PLAN Thompson, revealed many Otis Meadows. Doyle Is Fred Thompson, Hi0 Dwayne Interesting points. "Thai attending West Texas State Wilks and Haun Kite. men think they are a success .THAT REALLYi ... 285-238- 5 University pmitu in MRS. If they have MRSW """ DEWEY Parkcy of American house, MRS. MARGIE Slatton Hart Camp visited with Miss Japanese wife and Chinese visited recently at Virginia to Turpin. WORKS Parkey Wednesday, food eat," she smilingly Okla., with son Girl Scout House nt 4 p m her and trri iiiiii.iiiii t MR AND MRS Royce THE "ONE Act Plays remarked. Twelve women family, Mr. Mrs. MISS SAEHOW, a and Jack want to money. L fi Program for forciRn Bodkin of Piano announce Festival" has been were present. A special Slatten and children. Mott people uvt exchange student from the guest, Miss Th. nrnhtim it kceoinff It sivtd. You arrival of a daughter rescheduled for Monday, Charlene Perkins, MR. AND MRS. Charles ln'tcd Thailand, spoke about born Jan 19 Feb. 24, due to a also attended. need Important reasons to help you J n ht at She weighed stock show Black, Ricky and Chad also why 'S Scout ing in her native eight pounds, eight conflicting with the original stick to the saving habit, that's ounces MR. AND MRS. David Mr. and Mrs. Jim Black. of the World Life Insur ?... racsls from country. Girl Scout leaders and has been date. The plays to be a Woodmen 6( named Jennifer Grimsley and Jayson of Janet and Glen, all of Hart ance savings plan really works If ' Hoi aday. presented Miss Saehow with Dawn. presented that The little lass has one night are Friona were recent guests in were dinner guests Sunday in you live, your savings will guarantee ,BJ0" a box of Valentine DauRhcrtv. 'andy. sister, Heather Lynn, two "This Property is the home of his mother, Mrs. the home of their parents. cash for special needs, or monthly Ucbblc Hnlladav and Scout members each years old. Paternal Condemned", "Balcony I. D. Grimsley Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Black income for your retirement, plus a .ji.i presented Miss Saehow with grandparents arc Mr. Scene", and "Antic Spring'. good return If you die, you guar- and MR. AND A 1966 GRADUATE of uim fi II valentines. The group Mrs. Wilton Bodkin. Mr. The admission price will be MIS. Tom antee cash or income for your wife, ll..n and Elisa Olton High School was ro1.1t IPS In enjoyed group singing and Mrs. H. 50 cents for Ross, Ann and Tommy husband, children, or your parents ..J -- -- R. Perry of Houston adults, 25 cents recently named annual King Hr OllfU visited recently with his for details, plus the full refreshments were served. are maternal grandparents. for students. at Sul Ross State College Call today IISt ?"" , parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. B Ed MeCanllet story on Woodmen of the World's MRS. OLLIE Featherngill Paternal Joe Priest, son of Mr. and mrs visited relatives in Lubbock SUNEE SAEHOW, Ross in Flomot outstanding program of fraternal and trc,,;th are George Bodkin of Olton foreign exchange student Mrs. Weldon Priest, was W F C D r Manager cnS family. last weekend. " social benefits. F"M and and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burns from Thailand, spoke to a MISS TERRY Miller, a crowned Brand King. MLss H 112 E 14th MR. AND MRS. Afton and s Tommy of Lubbock. group of Methodist women student at Wayland College, Julia Dawson of Fort Worth 9J Phone 385 4304 Alto lrlllilt Waodmtn'l Hsslth " Price of Richmond. Calif., j eld Texas Accident ind Ineoms rrottctlon plant. juinil children "TODAY-TH- E Tuesday evening In visited in the home of her was chosen Brand Queen I trie mis 15ily are due to arrive here this Greatness of Friends" was Fellowship Hall of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doc Priest, a junior at Sul Ross, Is week for a visit in the home ?5i of vniarllto the program topic for the church. Sponsoring the salad Miller, last weekend. a physical education major WOODMEN OF THE WORLD f..nH and relathes of her mother, Mrs. Lloyd New Century Study Club as supper meeting was the Quarterback for the Lobo Cowart and other relatives they met Wednesday in the Wesleyan Service Guild. Mrs. VISITING RECENTLY football team, he was named LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY MR. AND MRS. Jackie home of Mrs. Owen Jones. Earl Roberson was hostess. with Mr. Mrs. back of the week during and Harry HOMI OFFICE OMAHA NEBRASKA JS Juniors Cadcttes Pinson of Hrownfield were The covered dish luncheon A short devotion on Ford were their daughters Lone Star Conference m;.i guests Saturday and Sunday was followed by an Stewardship was presented and families, Mr. and Mrs. competition and was "Tho FAMILY ftottunity" KMiorScouisttu.ii aV "CnoH mined a Valentino in the home of his parents, afternoon of games. Those by Mrs. Tommy Nelson. Mrs. Don Shepart, Kim and Karl nominated to the Kodak Mr. and Mrs. D. W Pinson. 'ML Foh-- 11 at the present were one guest, Mrs. Gerald Bizzcll, program of Odessa Mrs. Team yrtiuo ' " and Ann wze ceteBZArMQ-- WA&tw&nw's bu&hoay WfTH . . . ROUND '" - ' L?flRS3iB BaBBaBBaBBaBBaBBaBBBBBBRf'BK&f V AWf j&aVflBRIBPr Low Mirade Prices STEAK

FURR'S M 1 J ma al I aaBHMBBBf I m PROTEN 1 1 1 J ThrowiWStorel "3 m I wVT lBBlaHV W LB 98 X, N..' ' VI 1 1 V I HHHV T Bone Furr Proten " ?. STEAK . . We Cannot Tell A Lie! Our prices are the lowest kind! At Furr's you don't pay for frills. Lt. $1.09 Furr's only business is serving you and Furr's serves you better cause we've got 65 years of steak -- rr;: 98$ I experience. Shop Furr'S today for better selection plus savings. BACON 3an ,1.7 blfcAaA P'Oten Lb Vo( ing pic FAMILY $170 Jerr FOOD CLUB RED 98 PAC, steak r::r. HERRIES SOUR PITTED, NO. CAN I 303 29 IJAarT Boneiesi Shoulder Q0a KUAjI Fu"S Proten. Lb 00 PORK roast :::::1?.?. 88$ ELLORINE FARM PAC 29 12 GAL... COFFEE roast :zr: 88$ CHOPS stew t t r,rjr. 78c 'abo FOOD CLUB, ASS'T FOLGERS MARYLAND AKE CLUB, MAXWELL HOUSE i ar MIX FLAVORS, 19 OZ.., 25 SHORT RIBS !"'. tor OR CHASE & SANBORN, FAMILY 29$ es PAC perch :rr. 49$ .1 ye LB 69 . vc . crisp o,:.r. 3 $1 EM0NADE4i:42t 69 J fish lest leh act & FISH FINGER- S- REGULAR PRICE 59c Carnation Slender whi a BkV - J9J YOU SAVE 17c, 40 OZ. V.:::::.-2- BkV C.. vera IIISQUICK r ac aCtfajL brlKlmr Lb 4I.X7 PKG 42 NINE ASS'T DO. FLAVORS.... V ,..,. bea TICCIIC 07 ted KOUNTY KIST WHOLE KERNEL SPONGE CLOTH CORN 9Qt tO 5 12 u m 12 OZ. CAN, mBKSKk nwi-- v POT PIES on t rrMM f DU PONT BUY ONE MORTON FRESH FROZEN FOR 39c GET 2o CHICKEN BEEF TuRKEv ige SECOND FOR ONLY MACARON'&CHEESE OR ryla SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS 8 OZ Page OLEO FOOD CLUB CORN OIL 235 Deodorant, 4 3 Oz 22$ QTRS. B rgmmr ADDin DKULLULI Fresh Frozen 10 Oz Lift IV Reg SI 59t 00 M 11 11 Chopped or Leaf. Top 12$ PEPTO BISMOL 89t rnU"IJ' ALII Frost 10 Oz Pkg Or ttlaLI'" HIUIftToppm C Halr S'VHng, Charles AQt Kiv,n 39$ UEL nnir,ooz EGGS FARM PAC USDA Antel, V ni771 Cheese O ring GRADE A, MED. DOZ WITAI.K "" SI. riLLn. nn 12 , Oz 49$ T 30 Top Frost w 0NI0N RINGS Fresh Frozen 7 Oz 32$ SKILLET NAPKINS m&'&tw $1.72 rooch;P"i:m: 25c UT.r rms WASTEBASKET Instant Potatoes 35 SJ.MUiSrLMN' ST. Delta 12 Qt NYLON WHITE 1 FACIAL TISSUE, 4 For g Jf h B.anBular t& i ASPARAGUS ilXTIfaT OH A55T COLUH4, uu 1.1 B j r3ocducb. 3- - $1 tf tMmW IT aal aVYTfi M II m fiTfJ rAaal COCKTAIL r3o?cb. 22 HOSE 6KN BEANS no 3oc3ucb;nv:::,: 22$ SEAMLESS flWlNSSS; 3-- 25$ SPECIAL VALUE " TARTS ISTptr. 39$ Rl1 CRACKERS Sr 39$ A pr. $ I biscuit mix tr: t::i 52$ FOR I spINACHr3oC3ucb. 15$ Grapefruit RADISHES av 3Q LETTUCE urn-- -- - m m aiB.-- r, f ETH3 CALIF. COOKIES FRESH TEXAS FRESH FAULTLESS CALIF. 6 0Z. SOLID HEADS AXIOM RUBY RED CELLO BAG 19 &hbSiiP"nut LB 12 Butter LB J2 PRESOAK 'nt, Your Choice. Spray Starch 14 oz 42c 25 OZ BOX FRESH Spray Starch 22 oz 59c CABBAGE s.-- y COLLARD GREENS ARIZ, BUNCH ...170 720 Fabric Finish 13 oz 39c 69C MUSTARD GREENS 170 RUTABAGAS L 12540 107$ Fabric Finish 20 oz 59c BUNCH. PAGE 10, THE LEADER-NEWS- , LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1969

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u' i- t- THE CAST for the all school play waits with much impatience as the day for the first performance draws near. This year's school Tr J" play will have a different twist as it will be a courtroom drama given in the Lamb County Courthouse. The courtroom drama "The J Night of January 16th" will be presented this Friday and Saturday night beginning at 7 30 each night. t '"P I v a

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All-Scho- ol IJIf? UJ'P;J Play Presented This Weekem ;t"" '' r! tl '1 0 f "The Night r ja-- i p -f c BI lafiHHHHIHHiHIIIHHHilH loin win m prcer.tfl ATHLETICS - - t nit- lll.- LUUI'II! QUO LM me dirri ' y IN ACTION bliiabeih . rr". HP illHMH1. alBH Doniece Jcnu-I- and v,I yflH Burton JK Last Tuesday the Wildcat The thrw na ll basketball season for m ii 0.: 196869 was ended with a courtroom up iair. 70-1- loss to Slaton. Leading rounnnu a) 7a the Wildcats in scoring were Fridav and 'urda r J I' ' Rov Burk with 13 and reb 1 and ,'J it Im Charlie Holt with 11. Admission II bi V, The game marked the end Students rthc purr's of high school basketball for iicitui.i uv i p m ma five Wildcats Joe Ross, Roy may ou mem lor ni Burk. James Griffin, Wall In addition i. 'hi he Sanders, and Norman Kisner ior Doin nijjms c'l The also lost to students liac npipnj hlaton. 11-2- Leading the m a k e u p . urj locals in scoring were L D publicitv and rai Holt and Albert Sanchez, unaria i nartoers 31 i C hisholm l both of whom had 8 points. Beverlv The practice track meet k named co c hairmen of -- scheduled for last Friday was publicity commince called off because of rain. The plav promises wj Saturday the Wildcat track one of the best produc'i ir team will enter the put on at Llhandcveru Brownfield invitational WMmm '' 1 is urged to attend meet. mm Tuesday night : Ah . 1 the annual K r"L ryJL r FtMT'n Quarterback Club Football Banquet was held in the high school cafeteria. DENT 31 PHBHMgAf -- - w tf" mrmmw r STl A. John Niland of the Dallas Cowbovs was the featured VOICHGS WAYLON HUTTO Allen Hobratschk, Charlotte Hinds, and Rogers speaker of the banquet. Joanna Niland spoke place Dan were selected to represent LHS m the television contest show called "Live in of Learn and Reeves, also of the Cowboys, Question Do vou h en who could not return from present draft iv-- iM Viet Nam in time for the proposed kolumw f'i Drivers Ed Students banquet. DELEGATES to the state FTA convention in Austin to be held next week are Why1' Reeves is in Viet Nam (from left to right) Janie Hyatt. Janice Oldham, Jean Keeling, and Dona Seay. I THE BEAT visiting U. S troops with L D Hon Jr other professional athletes nrost'iit svstoiii ij unfair ? Enter 'Learn And Live' on a moral-boostin- tour inductee "isn't placed M icoEs on he could benetu me and finally lost after missing FTA Girls Attend Convention Tuesday, Feb from the traininc he re: B DANNY (JOWEN 11. Mrs two Marti LHS questions which went FTA members Janice Smith will leave whllo In tln armed fc'rt Toulmin. Drivers over the Monterrev side Thursday through the state capitol Education instructor, to Oldham. Janie Hyatt. Donna a Also his pav is so small fi Do you promise took from Lubbock on building and plan to visit to tell four Littlefield High School Seay. and Jean Keeling, and chartered bus. They will ho can't start am IVP1 the truth, the whole "I feel we were very well some friends at the truth students to the "Live and their sponsor, Mrs Lynton return from Austin about 4 savings for future plans li and nothing so represented, because these University. but the truth, Learn" contest at Lubbock. Smith, will be traveling o'clock Sunday ilm n-- k nnlK small t!4 help you kids put a lot of hard work to afternoon, God. The four students, all Austin, Feb. 20 for the FTA Feb. 23. Students and you think of how often Hi into learning the material ItiEir sponsors National Merit rtiepla'i You have probably heard sophomores, were Allen We worked every da from State Convention from Muleshoe. risk their lives Hobratschk, Wayland In Olton, will fj these words if you've eer Hutto, 7 30 to 9 30 for about two order to receive an and Sudan will share volunteer ssiem seen a courtroom drama A Charlotte Hinds, and Joanna knew opportunity to attend the the same bus with Tests Given more Dav and beneliis. weeks and they the h3e t! person is obligated to tell the Roger, alternate. I state convention, one must representatives from nnrenn until material. guess we just had he truth as a governmental a work toward t h e Littlefield. uncertaintv before little bad luck." To rimftpH presta requirement, but it is a fact The "Live and Learn" development of receiving as State Juniors liko the contest was held delegates will elect that the government is not at 2 p.m. at many points as he possibly new state system hmp"oeg KLBK officers and plan A Merit hiring obligated to tell the people studio. NHS Elects can. Donna Seay received a next year's National sometimes avoid j total work. During the Scholarship Qualifying Test men because of ll the truth of 88 3'1 points. Janice convention, meetings draf tabic The Littlefield of the was given Tuesday, Dec. 18. in training menanj students Oldham had 17 12, Janie districts will be held. expense Even though every action competed against students New Officers Hyatt had 11 points, and The test was given to twelve naving mem laheu juniors during the first three aj the government takes affects from Lubbock Monterrey Jean Keeling had 30 3M npniinii iSr of While in Mrs. Uniiori our lives, we are seldom told and lost 75 to 60. Probationary members points. Austin, the periods of the day, by voluntftl the truth the Joe Hutchins Chapter of group plans to do some Jo Ann Jordan, LHS favor the proposed Officer Fred D Marshall the National Honor Society These four girls and Mrs. sightseeing. They will go counselor, in the high school plan oecause i uchv j The President said last young man should re.'.l of Lubbock asked attended an introductory auditorium. --, Wednesday that the federal contestants different meeting Monday morning in wishes to do so unun own inrh'ement government has the power to questions about safety in room 8. This test could have been do anything, but does this driving Officers for the second taken by anyone who wished GaryHouk(Sri-"l- H mean thev also have the semester were elected and THIS WEEK'S Guess Who is voiunw r- -i When Mrs. Marti Toulmin a to be considered for a the proposed power to lie and give false for a formal induction senior. He stands about wa h - was plans National Merit Scholarship. because tne rt information to the public? asked if she was happy ceremony and the annual 5'9" and has brown hair and with the results, she stated, brown eyes. It is also a good practice test bake sale were discussed. I"-- " The government probably "Yes. They started off very for college entrance nigll bCliuui .yS Newly elected officers college or off he goesjoir has a good reason for well. They were ahead 40-- 0 examinations. The test misleading public include Rosendo Soria, provides a measure of University of Vietnam the Barton, Six During the Cuban missile president; Cathy 4th Weeks educational development in vice-presiden- t; ...?yiN,pp.irra crisis the government was Carla four areas English usage, secretary; Elaine do w' afraid to tell the public that SKAT Chambers, Passes Quickly mathematics usage, social system because if you Soviet missiles lay only 70 Tiller, treasurer; and studies, natural sciences, have a present own ;- - Geoffreen Grizle, publicity 0 miles off our coast, for fear 1 reading comprehension, and or proposed vo,uu:r-- STAFF Next week will be secretary. six . causing a word usage. mm.-"- ..- i of panic new took the week's test week and you Will III" The officers fight for freedom. fdon &S But the question still ft The SKAT is ed ted 8 of Allen Williams, students around LHS will Jobs Taking a NMSQT is a speech." remains, should a handful! of 0 by the first period 0 president; Rosendo Soria, begin cracking the books. of x journalism of S prerequisite for a "It" men in Washington. D. C , students Diane Kesey, secondary Dona Seay (Sr) N L.HS. and published vj school student to be draft s) carry the full burden of Q secretary, Cathy Barton, the present 0 each Thursday by The This grade considered for the Merit olunUP responsibility in matters of s Hall, is a very because if the X Leader-New- without S treasurer; and Nancy Scholarships, shaking importance'' N important one to the seniors, Achievement into earth expense to the school o publicity secretary. weni uim "'",In w 0 or taxpayers. Q Danny Butler, Vlcki who must maintain a C Scholarships, and other not be enough men i nae Q average awards given by the National J in Tonight, listen to a The SKAT invites N McKinnon, David Perkins, this semester to Ullllt'U IUI-.V-r,m - newscast and see if you hear other media to use Q Christian, all become exempt from their Merit Scholarship clmnn HlifliMCP DrOEfam Q Q and Jan Corporation. the words "no comment" stories or articles probationary members were final tests, StY'l S therein. aw Kay Harm used. Although newsmen try appointed to clean the that Students who score high not believe ttePg their best to get the news as trophy cases. As this six weeks Is comes on the NMSQT and draft system fast and accurately as they j! Editor, Milynda 8 to an end, we see that the who can, it can be said that the N Morris. X past six fulfill other requirements ..Porcentofena weeks have been military iorc rJa newsman's motto is "Don't o News Editor, Danny O THOUGHTS filled with will continue in the ","' assemblies, the competition for scholarships of volunteers, get It right, get it written," 8 Gowen. X crowning of the basketball to cut now.. - X Sports Editor, Roy S to be used at the college of afford meeH Money has little value to queen, the quarterback 20 percent and still I believe that on most Q Bolton. 0 their choice. Q 9 its possessor unless it also banquet, and other activities s things the government does Feature Editor. has to nation iniiw S Laqua Graham. N value others. that have made the term a Results rn,illrntnrnts. tell the public the truth, but very pleasant one. of this test will o Reporters, Junnie V come within a what about those things S Reckless youth makes QUINN McKINNON and Garth Grizzle were two period of six David CronlitJ Gray, David Roden and X weeks to two months. which affect our lives the A Juanita Samanlego. q rueful age. of the FFA members, who went to a livestock didn't haw 11, "S most o Advisor, Miss Joella 0 The test schedule will be show in San Antonio last week. The FFA boys Are these things told to 8 Lovvorn. X Receiving a new truth Is as it has always enjoyed wou d not dob u ( been for six the trip and were benefited by the things The am,v to defend us9 adding a new sense week's tests, they learned about breeding students who took and care of livestock. this test paid a feo of $1.25. country." THE 1 LEADER.NEWS, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1969. PAGE I (Pampa). 227. Midland, 525. SU.MSITO FOR IMMATURE AUDIENCES Laiiih S-- County Students Potter (Amarilloi, .191, Dinner Honors E Seniors Tarrant (Fort Worth). 731, Enroll At Texas Tech Taylor (Abilene). 322, and SPRING LAKE Seniors The centerpiece or the of the Springlake-Eart- High Lamb Lubbock. 4936. tables was formed by a floral County's 208 sent a total of 1,057 Only 10 of 251 Texas School were honored with a arrangement displayed In a students enrolled at Texas students to Tech Counties-a- dinner Tuesday noon in the miniature wagon. A stage Happiness Is .. Icchnological for the ll in the southern College make 1908-6- 9 year, 132 and far Hall o( coach added to the Western up one of and eastern portions of Fellowship the largest county students came from 36 state-a- re Springlake First Haptlst atmosphere. delegations on the the not campus, rorelgn countries. represented on the Tech Church. The menu included according to figures released PROBLEMS?! India's 20 enrollment lists, This is an annual event barbecued chicken, pinto by the university's Office or students make beans, Kathy up the largest sponsored by the Springlake potato salad, tossed Turner Institutional Studies. representation Baptist Church. from a single Toreign salad, hot biscuits, ' n lllll "Which NOT HOPELESS The tables were decorated strawberry short cake and v am ' liana? would you desire most In country, and Mexico's 10, Uj a Statistics on the Strokes are no longer with the school colors, gold ice tea problem" May uv vw boyfriend? H composition of the the second largest. di?; rains, wealth, or student hopeless, according to the Pa appearance?" body show that Hockley and green. Miniature PF AAAMMhAM IjNO County, Other counties which Texas Easter Seal Society. cowboys, Indians, horses, ..... small problem "Appearance," with 218 students have large DIAL 385-44- 81 ,lA snapped Cathy Giles, delegations on the Rehabilitation applied at the rences fir I , Uti m tffilfr and Hale County 133 and corrals carried and the sooner the better." with Tech campus Include Hexar Easter Seal Centers In Texas or are also large contributors. out the Western theme (San Antonio), 180; Dallas, are helping stroke patients the dinner. FOR ' 1 1 . i ..j .... ctimll Forty-eigh- t states, i ninrn Let a smile be your umbrella, but the 1,619; El Paso. 232; Ector and persons crippled by "Cow Poke" jokes were r don't District of Columbia, the many other CLASSIFIEDS a l'rav('r nl chl,rch' get a mouthful of rain! (Odessa). 371. Harris conditions along placed by each plate Nut ijid-- Muiiirii Canal Zone and Puerto Rico (Houston), the road to ,,ii, 958, Gray recovery cups held candy pinto beans. sal in. a fool m '"" Ifcc vi ' "".'," A couple of f(0'fass'rntobeverygoodat) days ago, we were asking .,,.. at the oddest Coach I rees i " for the sports news jt He replied, "There's not much n many places, many happening now "if"lll(lur really. There will be a I ...,.w,lnrl f ft till track meet March fte drP mr mifii.ivn i" 8 at Plainview, but that's about all between now and Id . then." ! i...... i.., i...... He .,vfm ximfUmi'S itrauiiiiK un continued, "I've been runnin 'em friPnds It a person is rune though." We answered, , ,)! talking 'i"1 "" "" "Yeah, so we've heard. ilb3,Ks thru he's going to run That's all the boys talk about." Hut tin? Coach, -- v jalore other quoting John Paul Jones, said, ',,,. rnanri mmpleiiientary his "Oh, yeah. You just tell 'em we have not ,. IimI lip j... iliws - want' YKT begun to run!" ' ( uoiiun w"" i U--nl - Iioi IP minn in- - is . uw nit uni-- ;,,,.. hji problem is jusi not to Keith Lowery asked us to announce that he has six long-haire- d Iv 0 .... kittens to give - cSoapl njvc j small promem sucn away. (Good luck, Keith!) I3 problem with 20 j igpbrj - a r . i pi anrl left of the decimal r 1 J . ... The freshman - b . , r3vP i hi r.niiUst idea oi now girls' volleyball team I..I.1.,...... 1. tl went to Hrownfield lv. (f .mr spun ru'iKiiuui nuift u Monday night. They i lost the first two games, rfi 3 ' and therefore the iltu - sofiptimi's come when you match. lt.K'2 omul iiir iiuii iuiu juu The girls played again Tuesday afternoon m l;jfp ium e"inc i" die II you don t against Shallowater at the junior high Uhk it aicr 'i on re not very far gymnasium here. p up The games hTOmfl l j ii jut louuiain is at me are exciting and everyone is invited urged rt ' if nail and it's time for the and to attend! hfTfuipn u have problems! yyyxWWy wmm&m .r ja- - A sign 1- -f c :ip an have a promem ot in front of our school reads, e eiM - (in the other hand "Please don't run over our students.' )odv J d law a problem having Underneath it is another sign that a Problems can be a reads, "Walt for a teacher." id ',i p. SHURFINE - You're going to think we're crazy, but eti- ia u we V' ' j in i ne nans. jeun suggest that you start studying for 303 S'-- 0,: Ii d ,:-jHi- itki Grimes. He your six weeks tests. They're next week rs OF 1 PKG r - side to side, leap Into you know. WITH PURCHASE I, r r 1 1 'Ms arms up ana down. CHERRIES - JOHNSTON FROZEN PIE CRUST r ii" ask. d "What's the name Due to misunderstood information, there was a :, J f, " Ki nil replied, "Excuse mistake in our column last - i'. i en to my locker." week. The drivers' ed class started F'ica yesterday instead of Monday. STILL we i r jnmlate Mr. and Mrs. warn you, "Watch out and always drive (MSc nirMi of ,i new baby girl. defensively!" ' C' Mr nthiny's a "papa" cd is i uirl s name is Amy There a sign over our water fountain SAITIHE?: -- i i 'as horn last Saturday that reads, "Old Faceful." rs . tin i' blue pyes. and Mr. n uN '"1 admits, "She looks The student council's money raising TCHN Of project has finally started. It's a bake sale and Martha Drown, a member of the 'u ai I HI are proud to have student council, can only say, "Please buy It's the only money we've got." X n- - been directing the And brother they need it! A lot of T ' i ' uhsi n. p and wo thntiL' lu.r money has been coming from their own j u" j' lob' pockets, so please help out! ' h 'irs ill be on six wheels A list of all the cakes, pies, cookies, "m is back to normal. etc., can be found in most any store i p ii.imn ou back, Mr. downtown. Your orders will be delivered 'JJJJJJJJJ'J'J'S- - - to your home this Saturday. Thank-yo- u

Kih Wright and Cathy Have a good week, and Remember, ii bos a while back keep smiling. It makes everybody wonder Kaibx Wright asking. what you've been up to. School Play Slated AREA t v District Courtroom SERVICEMEN presented Friday and EDWARD MOORE mm r'P: "& "i I rial of Saturday nights at 7:30 in re -- nh., ,. o. the District Courtroom of Marine Lance Corporal 3 .... t i ,h,rJ .. Lamb Edward L. Moore of - (f County Courthouse. I- r aikm.r an Approximately 50 Weidel St., Littlefield, was -- ' Navbi.i mwi graduated from Sea School iHl'MI fr , students from Littlefield T -- " w ne High School will make up at the U. S. Marine Corps the two casts which will be Recruit Depot at San Diego. IEI21 featured on the two nights. The three-wee- k course Admission for the play prepares Marines for duty h lH'Clion will be $1 per person, and a aboard U. S. Navy ships. jury will be chosen from Instruction includes sea 'toOlI'mMl townspeople who attend. terms, Navy traditions, Nancy Hall and Geoffreen honors and ceremonies Grizzle will and L.iik.f,eld portray the aboard ship and ashore, L'' defendant. ship nomenclature. F'1 J nr . ... Sponsors for the play are Sea School provides ""Hnierciai Mrs. Elizabeth Avers, Mrs. Marines with a comprehen- I1" 'or poumiai fire Troy Jones and A. H. sive understanding of imm r Burton. ,? arc shipboard life and sea duty. R w"ms 'nade All students are carefully selected for their mL,.,ttni:rs DIRECT CARE outstanding military bearing. Texas Easter Seal Society i lnLrpc,".mm'"'latiins provided direct care and w,"aoe treatment to over 18,000 FOR CLASSIFIEDS IfVeciiomailtho crippled children and adults :n In Texas in 19G8. Your Call I bi 1U1 or contribution to the annual M,c.Via.? !ij Aiunuipai Easter Seal Campaign helped make the program possible. 385441 KfjiHHj FtQUliM "DAZZLING! Once

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funeral ! Home MATIMKS. .2 P.M. KVKNINGS .7:30 and 9:00 1 PAGE 12 THE LEADER NEWS LITTLERELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1969 i ooooccooooccc&eccx3000ocx30003 4-1- 1 Foods 16 Spade Homecoming Junior f t Is Termed Success 1OIHEllST Projects Complete SPADE Homecoming a 04-5- win over the Hart '09. an annual observance lasses. Earth Springlake III Boys completing the was held Frida. Feb 1 1. at The Longhoms. however, were project were Brad Bridges. MRS. LESTER LA GRANGE 246-333- 6 Junior Foods projects the Spade High School found the going a little completed recently when Terry Bell, Coke Hopping, a theme rougher and bowed in the Using valentine 1 H members completed Scotty Hopping. Brad in decorations, members of last few minutes to play to record books. Walden, Dean Walden. Terry 76-7- WEDNESDAY night of He is their I class began Hart 1 relatives In Temnle. Llano for a broken hip Lively and Larry the senior had six times Dear MR! guests at t 30 half-tim- e last week voting people of and Huntsville. They were recovering satisfactorily They met registering During and Adult leaders arc Mrs. p.m. activities. Miss Carole the First Baptist Church and away Friday through MRS LESTER LaG range and studied nutrition Clifford Hopping guests were honored The first meeting and Mrs. At 5 p.m. parents of the Stubblefield. daughter of Mr. their Monday was at New Home cooking. Douglas Walden, and junior a In Fellowship In snack bar at senior class members began and Mrs Jack Stubblefield, with banquet SUNDAY GUESTS of Wednesday to Saturday with was held the leader was Welda Barton serving a barbemie supper was crowned homecoming Hall of the Church They Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rolerson her daughter and husband, the new show barn, and the Waymon Barker, vice queen. were seated at two tables were her sister, Mrs Rena Rev. and Mrs. Gene B. boys studied milk and milk president of the decorated In Valentine Crowcll and Louder. products. Each made a milk association, was in charge of She was chosen by the motif The theme was Slbron of Oui.i and their KATHY CAMPBELL was shake. a the business meeting which Spade student body and her "Cupid's Symphony". On daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J home for the weekend from The second meeting was Olton FFA identity remained a secret raised platform miniature Glfford of Plalnview. 6 30 in the WTSU. held in home of Mrs. j began at the was the REV Cl'MMis-c- auditorium. H W Bradley until cornation. She cupids were "plaving" MR. AND MRS. Clois MRS. JIM WHEAT. Mr. Clifford Hopping, one of the by father, Jack musical James gave the invocation and escorted her instruments Tomes visited their daughter and Mrs. Tommy Wheat and adult leaders, when the boys t was was Takes High "--v-It... Wayne Matthews, prestdent Stubblefield. and Duncan master of Sherry at Texas Tech Friday Jamie of Pampa were In San studied meats and the body's lai mn,i of the senior class, welcomed presented twelve ceremonies. Rev Eddie night ncelo earlv last week and need for each of the four d roses. pastor Bula H the and red She Howard, of the MRS. H. ROBERSON attended funeral services for main food groups. Following In was his brother-in-law- , Honors "Who's community residents who crowned by the 68 Baptist Church, played was in Muleshoe assisting her her L. F. study, they made Homecoming Queen, Miss guitar to accompany his daughter and family, Mr. and the were present. Gayle McCoy Wilson. pow-v- v ows. OLTON-- A Nix. Her vocal for livestock Ke V I nm. gave the response Jackie attendants numbers and spoke Mrs. Ray Clayton and James PATTY FOUST of judging team from the Olton ri.. bu The third meeting was ouiiimings son MJ Barker recognized those were Miss Belinda the occasion. Approximately Ray for their move to Irving Muleshoe was guest of her Chapter of Future Farmers of Thompson, by her served held in the home of Mrs mrs rrank Cutting present from different escorted 50 attended and were this week grandmother, Mrs. John of America took high team Bill Thompson', Doug Walden, the utlleneld has receil graduating classes Ha father. and barbecue and the trimmings. MR. AND MRS. Bill Foust during the weekend. another of a Miss Joella Myers, who was Weaver adult leaders. Welda Barton, honors at recent Shepperd Knight was THURSD A Y night left last weekend for MR. AND MRS. Allan invitational livestock judging iwimcaipoirccoputJ escorted by father. Bob junior leader, instructed the member of the "ft hoi presented with a gift and her members of Dept. 2 of Corpus Christ! where they White visited their son Allan contest In Midland. Myers. group on fruits and i ioaav recognized as the earliest Young Adults of the First plan to enjoy fishing for Jr. and family in Lubbock The competition was held i:un graduate present. Pearl Cook Baptist Sunday School and several weeks. for the weekend. vegetables and the body's edition Little Tammle McCoy need and use of these foods. in conjunction with the Wood was presented a gift was flower girl. guests enjoyed a Sweetheart MR. AND MRS. Eddie LOUIS MEYERS annual Midland County Hpi f nmm,. ,. being Hall Landers and girls visited a convention in At this and recognized as the Banquet in Fellowship the attended meeting, the boys Livestock Show. Eighteen of Woodlavvo Baptist CI Branon Busbys in evstudent who came the Following the basketball of the church. The Valentine Slaton Midland last weekend. made Hobo Gold teams, comprised of 150 ii miMin Sunday. AND MRS. greatest distance to attend games, the Spade teams were motif was carried out in MR. Sandwiches. boys from across West bv Mrs P. VISITING Weddell Denver He is a I960 gndj homecoming activities. hosts to the Hart teams, for decorations J. the Tommy Raymond of At the fourth meeting, Texas, participated in the ! ern Mrs Kenvln Oliver read a barbeque in the school Brantley. Mrs. Glenn Wilson Nichols during the weekend City were recent guests of the group studied the bread competition. i and a I a Mrs Jim Wheat. graduate of SouthJ the minutes of the last cafeteria. and Mrs. James Hollands were her parents from Clyde Mr and and cereals group of foods The local team finished JIM ROLES nap 1 1st meeting and gae the committee James Holland, The Nichols recently moved MRS and made oatmeal cookies. first followed by Aspermont, I'beolof financial report. superintendent of the here from Clyde. continues to improve at aeminary at r on Worth Brownfield, Whitharral and ;0GNI New officers were PROVIDE HELP department, was master of GUESTS of their mother home after spending some The fifth meeting was to Before Lamesa. The team also took htMventto; letbac McCoy, Twenty-on- e a and grandmother, Mrs. O. P Hospital have been a picnic at the elected. Gayle facilities and ceremonies. Troy Armes. time in Methodist top honors in sheep judging. ne pastored a was Lane Mrs. but was changed to the rhurcl president. Pat Moberly. programs in Teas financed layman from Littlefield were Opal Collins at Lubbock. park, Danny Collins, son of Mr. Loiumbus Mrs. Y Kitchen because of a sand Ieas Jerry and Johnny by Easter Seal contributions guest speaker, using the and James Nichols and THE H A It T L E and Mrs. Royce Collins, was secretary "Love". children of daughter. storm. Each prepared a Richardson as are giving help where needed appropriate subject Lubbock. Simmons and their high point individual in the treasurer. Gayle McCoy by providing medical Mmes. Verdell Burton. MRS C. A. Thomas spent Mr and Mrs. Pete Coates and picnic supper at home and judging contest. brought to concluded the program with diagnosis, physical, Jimmy Cowan, Dick Saturday with her brother. babv girl of Lubbock visited it the meeting. Third place went ilflfi E P to Gary the benediction occupational, and speech McDa'niel, Winston Ferguson Kuykendal and family Misk'S V. O. and Willie They studied proper table Dickenson, son of Mr. Sel therapies; special education, in Plainview. White and settings for every occasion and Census Approximately 450 and Jerry Estep were on the White. Charlie Mrs. W. B. Dickenson Jr., the and Webb from picnics a formal people went into recreation; psychological menu committee, and served GUY HUFSTEDLER Sr Mrs. Charlie Sunday. to Ted Wheeler, son of Mr. and iSO.i gym to watch social services; sheltered was C. A. DUFFY spent dinner setting. They also Longhorn's buffet to about 40 brought by Lee Payne Mrs. T. B. Wheeler finished Amhel double-heade- r emplovment; care the basketball and other attending. ambulance Thursday from Sundav with his daughter, reviewed good table eighth. For iittor game Spade and crippled West manners. between the and treatment MR AND MRS James Texas Hospital, Mrs. 'Kenneth White and teke Hart teams thildren and adults require Holland took her parents. Lubbock, to the local family in Lubbock. The girls kept their to walk talk and live like Mr Mrs. Paul Vause of He The last meeting of the AMHERST Methol )H and hospital underwent ana (onferenir re "rri Uar .th.-- s Littlefield. for a visit with surgerv earlier in BOYS course was held Tuesday Gleaners Class tiaptist Chunt.Kl apt the month AMHERST and have - Spade girls basketball teams evening In the Springlake Amherst pianii ite- Community building, and Communitv Rem ifli will play the Ralls teams Census of there Thursday night. each completed and turned Conducts Meet this oomrc.' lift tor Sundav afternoon JUDY BOWMAN'S girls in his record book. Seven of lint the members plan to enter AMHERST-T- he Gleaners basketball team was winner Sunday-Schoo- l I ft 4-- Class of the Baptist the County Foods Show Plans arp for t in District A4 Friday night. Friday 1 to held met afternoon T h e y vv i I pi a y be in Littlefield helping to do the ra 1 for their monthly business Springiake-- March at 1:30 p.m. bring sandwiches for i NOW IS THE a r t h for and social meeting, with Mrs. TIME and meet together a at Abernathv. J. H. Bradley as hostess. In ( h u March 4. She won second The president, Mrs. Henry Methodist the district the past two Fellowship Hal) Thed; Meyer, conducted a short will be provided FOR YOUR 1969 years adding to this year's Coffee Fetes business session. Members top spot. Ralls boys team voted to serve dinner for the All churches in Ar were district winners also .in revival team one day during are invited to participate. games. Friday night The the meeting in March. sending workers. churches at Ralls entertained Billie Williams Miss Chloe Harris read At about 1 30 pm with a social honoring the Fifth Chapter of James and of mil coaches and their teams Mrs. Billie Williams was period instruction j AUTO SAFETY "Changes census 'ollovving the games that honored with a coffee discussed given for the w e--A n d W a 1 k i n g and will go to assigned it . qht. Judy is the daughter Saturday evening, Feb. 15, Mad Mr. Mrs. in the home of Mrs. Doss Apiece . Each one attenaing of the community toisk ui and Carlton read a scripture. She read a Bow. nan. Maner Sr. information : Valentine story and wf. RECENT GUESTS in The Williamses have The information ie- - the conducted a fun quiz. INSPECTION C. A Duffy Jr's. home were moved into Littlefield and the local church s in t1 lx . are residing at 124 E. 23rd. The hostess served ministry to the comrr.jr Ir. and Mrs. James refreshments of sandwiches, U 'ohuchard and three sons Hostesses for the occasion of cake, coffee and punch to workers should! Lubbock She is Mrs Duffy's were Mmes. Roy Taylor. Census Mmes. Long, John able to complete work cousin They recently moved Guy Willis. Buster Hodges Ted SURE THERE'S PLENTY OF TIME m Enloe, Enloe, T. 1. 4:30 m to Lubbock from Abilene. and Doss Maner Sr Gene pm A. A Royal, UNTIL THE DEADLINE BUT THERE MRS LARKIN WHITE. Refreshments of fresh Batson. Johnny friendlv coopem Smith, C. A. Thomas, N. II. The Mrs apple cake, date loaf, banana be fre, ARE OTHERS WHO ARE ALSO WAITING. Charlsie Webb. Misses Humphries, Ernest Coleman, of all will V O and Willie White are in loaf and ham balls with hot appreciated bv the peop tea Meyer, Emery, a guest, Mrs. THAT MEANS TROUBLE THE LAST MINUTE Winters visiting their sister, and coffee, were served these churches and t C. N. Stine, Bradley and Mrs. Earl Chapmond several to approximately 35 guests, pastors Harris. A a jar days this week. including the honoree's Valentine and mother, Mrs. Joel Thompson of home made cherry Anyone planning to out-o- q A METHODIST MEN'S of Sudan and two sisters. preserves were gifts to each f town Sundav breakfast will be served at 7 Mrs Gloria Jackson and Mrs. from the hostess. wish to call the church! a.m. Saturday, Feb 22 in Jolene McNeese. both of Mrs. Meyer will be hostess their preference by phowl Fellowship Hall Littlefield for the March meeting relate this inlormauon. 1 INSPECTIONS TAKE TIME Match This: en uxur. p a II II VI vnimIIIII W "2 VEHICLE INSPECTED NOW!

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i. THE LEADER-NEWS- . LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20, 1969 PAGE 13 You Pray To Play, it; H JR$ .CTi rx Not Win - Niland "You don't pray to God to win Hickman. Charles Carter, Monte Twentv members of the junior 'S You pray to God that you might play Trotter, Jim MtCary, Kenneth Twitty, varsity were given letter shirts for their 60 to win." Steve Owens, Jerrell Haberer, Dennis year's efforts That statement camu from an Chambers and Bruce Timian. Concluding the evening's program, humble, yet confident, 6-- 1, 250-poun- John Tucker, manager, and outgoing Quarterback Club president young man who uses his body, his students trainer Marshall Allen also James Lee. who served as Master of brain and his desire to make a living. received letter jackets Ceremonies of the banquet, presented He is John Niland, first team And for the first time the cheer the incoming president O B "Junior" -- r A offensKe guard for the proud Dallas leaders were presented letter lackets t.raham Cowboy professional football team Thev are Kav Armistead Diane The f lub made a presentation of Niland, substituting for another Perkins Kleia (.lies Diane Manir fine transisur radio ear h of the Cowboy Dan Ileees, was the keynote Vuki MrKmnonand Chambers coaching staff speaker Tuesday night at the annual Littlefield Quarterback Club Football Banquet, held in the high school cafeteria. y Because of his short notice of substitution, he was unprepared with a J formal speech. Instead, he probablv gave the audience more personal &M pleasure by spending his time at the podium answering their dirett questions. He made the first paragraph s statement while talking about the world's championship plaoff against the Green Ba Packers.. .the cold one, played three ese years ago at Green Bay. OGNIZED-Th- Littlefield High students were recognized during the Tuesday night Littlefield Niland said his to was ierback Club Football Banquet. From the left, they are, Travis Danford, Outstanding Back; Randy praying God v Fiohtinq Heart Award; Carla Chambers, Football Sweetheart. Rov Burk. Most Valuable Plaver. probably one of his greatest mistakes loss, jerry Fudge. Outstanding Lineman. All five are seniors. But out of it, and the he felt he learned the great lesson, that one prays for the ability, and opportunity to try. not the outcome. marral Splits 1 47-4- 3 The former who was llK, .IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB' wit I yi Bulldogs Edged this past season chosen by his fellow hjOH rill (11 Vrumva athletes in the National Football League to play in the Pro Bowl was spin their wins in their Filarial sponsored for his Littlefield game of the season By Christ The appearance through the courtesy of BBBBBBBBBBlVLaB& iuMKiwRflH&BflLT aHHLQKnSvSLaBBBBBBaiBBBBBBBBBBBV King ILaBBBBBBBBBBBn'tfllaBBBBLBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnilaMlBllBBBBV ABttlEifiELaiBaLBBBBBBBBBBBl L Glfford-Hil- l Western. BlkBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBaBiMEfflmaBSBlT flPJJJEKjBJPJawM&Sn4F wC&PJJJJJJHJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJH nrls took an easv decision on He spoke before an almost capacity (MlSPjBlMlllBBBBBBHaaBB-UBIBBBBlPjHia- Pjlll9llBBBBBHiaaKfeV Lubbock's Christ The King High Amherst Tuesday night. 47-1- behind tc-- .e court over the Three Way 44BH School edged District 5B champion the hot shooting of Bob Connors, who crowd. 47 19 Highlight canned 30 points. of the evening was the Williams scored 16 for the ity Both teams are warming up for naming of special awards, earned by lim) girls and Marv Lewis tallica Spade Sweeps Past state playoffs. CTK will play in the the athletes. They were. hPt osers Texas Catholic Interscholastic League Outstanding Back.. ..Travis Danford I A (rem the junior and senior tournament at San Antonio Friday. Outstanding Lineman.. .Jerr Fudge paved the first and third Nazareth Ball Clubs Amherst meets Whiteface Monday at Most Valuable Player. ..Ro Burk Fighting Heart... .Randy Walker itri sophomores taking over Spade swept past Naareth in a Levelland for the bidistrict title. fn A plaque for each award was and fourth periods. The varsity doubleheader Tuesday night, Kjssmen held their opponents Mickey Johnson was high scorer for presented the athletes The are giving the girls a perfect 5-- record alve first quarter the Bulldogs with 18 points on six permanent trophies kept b the along with the championship, and the field goals six of 11 free 25-1- and throws. school, with the award winners oer lit ffliitharral sophs gained 1 Longhorns second place in the final the years listed on them. l second period of play. standings. The Lubbock club trailed by three CONFERENCE-Kev- 11-8- Carla Chambers was named 1968 PERSONAL in son of Mr. letotiesled 3 J 15 at the end of The girls, led again by Belinda points, , after the first period, but Walker, I Football Sweetheart, and presented a Mrs. a man-to-ma- n hi quarter Thompson, who scored 23 points, reversed the situationin the second and James Walker, has conference about football ,r final 17-1- 23-1- bouquet of a dozen red roses. with Dallas Cowboy star lineman John Niland. The meeting took sco re was won, 66-3- Christ! Adams tossed in period to lead Award jackets were presented to 22 a youngsters tutthitharral Panthers put a scare 18 more for Spade's cause. Jackie Amherst's efforts were hampered place during brief reception by Niland for of the athletes. a a if Three Wav Eagles when they Hook had 15 for the losers. by the losses of Johnson and Darroll community, giving them chance to obtain valuable autographed Two received three-yea- r letters. guest tin earl in the third quarter. The Longhorns did not take the Moates. via the foul route. picture and answers to their questions. Niland was b( They were Burk and David Perkins. speaker at the annual Littlefield Quarterback Club Banquet. ftrd period score read 62-5- final lead until the final two minutes Football AMHERST CHRIST THE KING Two-yea- r letters went to Wendell ira Jimm Pence and of play, and then went on to outshoot Johnnv Playor Fg Ft Tp Connors .12 6 30 Ashley, Cawthon, Danford, cfcjled g 80-7-- Dennis off carl in the fourth the Swifts in a high-scorin- 1 McAdams 3 3 9 Beauchamp 2 5 9 Duffy 1 2 4 2 Steve Webb, Kim Kloiber, Richard ioO;ier and the Eagles sailed affair. Roulnton 0 2 Maxfleld 1 1 3 Schmoekel 0 1 1 Ayala, Fudge, Harold Lowery, Roy . . . Cubs Cop Honors tending Wayne Matthews was higli for the Johnson 6 G 18 Smothers 2 1 5 Roberts O 1 1 15 Bolton, and Walker. Oaje led the tthitharral 31 and Danny Cummlngs TOTALS 16 47 Continued from Page 1 bovs night with points, E One-yea- Brownfield topped top team ' Moatos, 4 r jackets were '3 points. Jimmv 12 letter Ponce ran in Sewell followed with 20. Gene TOTALS 13 17 43 cent gain last ear, and two years honors here Saturday in the first licfeie figures presented to Charley Holt, Eddie the with 21 Schmucher and Kennv. Wagner led the before that we had about a 35 per cent competition of the year of the f e.e u.larr.s Scores by quarters shot 33 nnints fnr Swift scoring with 22 and 20 points, 11 Littlefield Wildcat golf team. Ifjjfei Amherst 19 28 43 gain." respectively. CTK 8 23 31 47 The Cubs had a low team total of 66-6- 1 "Of course we are still buying WolveretlesWin equipment and going to school," Mrs. 338. followed by Anton, 344, a. m said. Levelland, 352, and Littlefield, 399. s W o 1 v e r e t I c s Roberts frverag ft The of Brownfield's Donnle Warden was is1 Springlake-Eart- edged District 7-- Triacn Wiley Is a member of the medalist with a low score of 75. DO. champion Quitaque Tuesday night, Professional Photographers of America Ninth grader Dave Jordan was r 66-61- , . fbear I in preparation for their March 1 and first vice president of South Plains for the local club Ralls. ted i showdown against Photographers Association. The match was plaved at Littlefield Vicky Gregory combed the nets for f ec zm m 1 1 --m mm ., , w ki i Mrs. Roberts belongs to the Texas Country Club, at no cost to the yKZJJKsJA VtIj WWW "iaT a i VI m fyr L 31 points in leading the victory of the 9aZ JMiLVS Colorists, National Colorists, and participating schools si district 3-- champions. Ijto Professional Photographers of Texas. on th The Roberts have five children. I ige ) m Charlotte is married to Aubrey x North cut and lives in Dallas. irylan MEBkH BO WLING - VartmP111-- r mm A Buik 'w9K Page .i ; dri:-Urt . 7m ; i mm . .& Mia Landon is employed in the research j1 , a , J II il m It! H 11 to ZtJmI tsfl lu uam til rf A n id. V - center of John Sealey Hospital in L u n 0 y n J ui M o k g a tffN . ir-y- NEWS 1 1121 rr'vr',A.r r a sds'wA, U wvt? r.!rf. ja SATURDAY Galveston. TROY : m m mm y 1 a Fj'iu pi wwmim ' H SAT EVE MIXED COUPLES Maurice (Bo) married Lahonda . f j PRITCHARD tTjrjs m m n t ;rnTihiia McCain of Littlefield and they live in WRESTLING Team Won Lost Marble Falls. Team IV 6 0 ....speaker &fimfrKf SsfiH Door Open 7 30 9P M Team I 5 1 Patsy Roberts is in the WACs and is Team VI 3 3 Team II 2 4 stationed at Persidio in San Francisco, V 1 5 t!j Team Calif., and Sidney lives in Oklahoma w' V Iv FANS DEMAND Teamlll 1 5 I b HHB tr3t City, Okla., and works with Ford irl High game, Team I, 499; high team Motor Company there. RETURN BOUTI team series, Team IV, 911; hi game financial do and series, Mike Parker, 143 and 250. house TAG TEAM MATCH . .. I HIT & MISS LEAGUE logs Continued from Page 1 your RICKY GRIZZLY Team No 8 22 6 Depository tax! and Team No 1 21 7 will survive normal diseases, and has income 1 ROMERO SMITH Team No 3 19 9 Continued from Page e financial Team No 7 14 14 nothing to do with contaminated meat house TAX MASTERS rc.iclv help you lile your income G 11 17 .irc lo VSi Team No depository the past two years and for going to the consumer ' "Mil (j Team No 4 9 19 Team No 2 8 20 several before that. The need for hog production in this C1 It I , jears vrtii rim' .. .11 .. .1 , .,.. .. - CHATI Team No 5 6 22 was out by i4uii i M,iy iii your ui piipers lujieinvi yi-i- yuu inn hUwm- MR. In His bid, Sudan First National area pointed Pritchard. danlai!P .v and of r. Installation of buildings that can service. Call financial house now for on appoint-ou- ITO YOKOUCHI High team game. Team No. 1, 796; Presidont Guy H. Walden said the bank m ''" withstand the hard winters in the w,1v vou i'1 w'14-'- sit right clown with high team series, Team No. 8, 2232; will pay interest on certificates of t,1n con,c' " yu're ready... Mid-We- -- " series, Robbie deposite as set by banking laws. states costs approximately ncxt.cris g,vp us records, while you enjoy KOZAK high womens game and tc y()Ur jnfrmnion An JERRY $1,000 per sow. This is too high, he J, mr Sexton,225 and 538; high mens game This Included 5 1'2 per cent on coffw VS-TH- E said, "And no one from here to and series, Glenn Dais, 206 and 561. $100,000 or more for 30 to 59 days, Ut " flKUrt Vl)Ur ,nxcs m,r on our ,imc'' not BLACK ACE California is even raising hogs to any ictirsw' antl C()mP'c,e frms ranged II and upward to 6 14 per cent degree. But the consumer market is h return the completed forms to you after they have been checked BANTAM LEAGUE Team Won Lot on $100,000 or more for not less than there." Union Gap 9 6 180 days. Mid-We- Plus One Other Great Match 8 7 The farmers are getting rttiSUARA1'TEE: Butter Cupi The interest rate is 5 per cent W,,cn financial ,u)USt: TAX MASTERS prepare our tax Roadrunneri 8 7 on all out of hog production, because they ,)ay ",e cost )f Penally or interest resulting from any Striken 5 10 amounts less than $100,000 from 30 don't want to go into the expense of ro's a"V days on. ' make in the LITTLEFIELD High team game and series, SPF operations. But in the past, preparation. The Sudan bid also noted its Roadrunners, 433 and 839; high boys they've found it profitable to have U) for charges on warrants would be 1 per $2.50. ..That's the price for 9 out of customers our game, Buddy Jungman, 96; high boys Texas High Plains milo shipped to VUrrv cent up to 12 months, 112 per cent it in couiLTl frtt' sc,v'cc- - And the TAX MASTERS can offer you tax Sports Arena series, Tommy Batson, 184; high girls them, feed it, and ship back the up 24 months , 2 W'" to 12 per cent up to form of meat to be sold at a profit. Kr,,,1f)s savc yu nionoy in excess of the cost of the service. game, Mary Kay Matthews, 93; high 3 Call i three years and per cent up to six ,,1,l girls series, Karen Speck, 160. Karen Ho explained the market in Texas an Sl'c l,ri,lts Company financial house right away and ask for years. 'wn'-'uruuit- had duplicat games of 80 in the was considerable, that production is TAX All checks will be furnished free of the MASTERS. two-gam- l e series. charge and the bank will assist with only about a million head a year but i Dial consumption exceeds head. EASY...YOU PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT, NOW! other matters pertaining to bonding issues in the future, the bid said. The Jimmy Dean Sausage company JUNIOR LEAGUE will pay, according to Pritchard, top nothtr. 385-448- 1 Lucky Strike 17 3 2nancial house Soul 11 9 In other activity at Monday's Chicago prices. At first the firm will Wildcat! G 14 special meeting, the court authorized a buy all hogs offered. But eventually, it Angloi 6 14 notice to bidders on a 1969 half-to- n wants to go strictly to SPF i stock. TSX I pickup for Procinct 2. Bids will be As it appears ffiflSTERS For High team game and series, Lucky now, a goodly portion rlo Strikes, 440 and 1258; high girls game opened March 10. of Lamb County's grain will be 425 Phelps 385-518- 8 i and series, Pam Pastings, 118 and 306; Also approved was the purchase of slaughtered through the Plainview Classified high boys game, Lewis Pate, 13 1, high a mobile unit radio for the sheriff's operation, in Dr Payne's farm for manager "k Jim Upton, boys series, Danny Chronister, 355 department, at a cost of $512 ' production PAGE 14. THE LEADER-NEWS- . LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1969 and Mrs. R E Willis. McCannahan andM,. I B and Charles Ray and recently returned 3C3S3C5C3KjOttCS V Gabehart spent the of Mrs D Grlmeslev of Prlc" Miller Plainvievv. were other guests McClure Alan Mullins. u gin went IU( , weekend in Dumas with Mr Olton. Curtis from cotton the Banlic t i 1 rf of Mr. at Dallas. In at the luncheon. Mrs. Trov Gabehart. RECENT GUESTS convention B. KC-i,iro- ie and their MR. AND MRS. L. 8 a G. C. BEARDEN and Mrs. N. V. Llvesay have Irving they visited Troy Don and Tina. Jr. of Kennedy visited Tuesday tnnk- ,.,Intne ,.ll.. '"" nnriniriai ate Sunday been Mr. and Mrs. Tommy daughter and family. Mr. and jciubj and VISITING RECENTLY Amherst lunch Wendi. and Wednesday with Mr. and from the Mrs. G. C. Sr. Sparkman and family of Mrs. Ronnie Ball and vu , 285-257- Mr Mrs. with Bcarden Mrs. J. L. at 8 TOM STANSELL 2 9 with and Jack Hereford, Mr. and Mrs. At Strawn the Millers visited Green Roswell, apringlakc Haptut MRS. Edwards were their sons and and Mr. and Mrs. J. U. N. M.. and Mrs. Clara Green The Milton Horst of Lubbock nnother daughter and family, members of ,he' daughters-in-law- , Mr. and James. Linda, Renay and at Dexter, N. M. Jennifer. and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hart Mr. and Mrs. Dub Holley and Mrs. Don Edwards and Mr. children. MISS TERRI MILLER, MRS ALICE Richardson. of Hart. s- - - 1 visiting relat ives in and Mrs. Jarold Edwards of MR. AND MRS. Doyle student at Wayland College, time in II... i,CM. tl 88. mother of Mrs T W Louisiana Lubbock. MR. AND MRS. Robert JAROLD SIMMONS of La., spent the Pinson were luncheon guests returned recently from a I hey are also I Haekler. died Frida at MR. AND MRS. Albert MRS. ESTHER BOMAR Price and Robin Lynn of New Orleans, tour of Greece. mvl his parents. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Don s Savre. Okla. Last rites were Gabehart, their son. Dale, of Springlake and Mr and Clovis. N. M.. visited Sunday weekend with M R S .cul? toueh Mr Mrs. Lee Simmons. Willis. Jauna Beth and MARVEL held Sundav afternoon in student of West Texas State Mrs. David Grimslev of with Price's parents and their and Mrs. l0 MRS. W. E. Jerrilyn of Plainvievv Mr CARUTHERS. Thelma Children'sS Home" PA the First Baptist Church at University, and Mrs. Mellie Friona were guests Sundav crandsons Mr and Mrs. C MR AND Sentinel. Okla Attending "CCOCSOCol7J funeral services front this Lvoococoococooooccoccococoo&cocoocco area were Mr. and Mrs T W. Haekler, Harrv Ford, nephew of the deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Winton Haekler. Miss Theo Haekler and Mr and Mrs. J F Miller, all of Olton. and Mrs Mar Wilson of Lubbock AFTER ABOLT 41ears ALL MINE! of operation. Circle Store is IT'S closed Mr. and Mrs Kenn Schultz bought the fiture and stock and moved them to Groom. AFTER ALL THESE YEARS OF ASSOCIATION WITH BILL SMITH ELEC. I HAVE MR. AND MRS George YEP, Bohner spent unda afternoon in the home oi their son and familv Mr and BECOME THE SOLE OWNER. IT IS MY SINCERE DESIRE TO CONTINUE WITH THE Mrs. Bill Bohner. Kath and 0 Phil of Edmonson Phil who .tHI is a student of Texas Technological College sa SAME QUALITY APPLIANCES AND DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR ALL MY CUSTOMERS home for the weekend MR AND MRS B J Bartlett of Austin visited from Wednesdav untu Sundav with Mr and Mrs J T Gibson and Mr and Mrs H H. Cain Jr and daughters of the Spnnglake area. Mr t and Mrs. Jim Fuller and Mr fc and Mrs. Roscoe Thomas of Olton and Mrs Ann BlUhe of Plaimiew MR. AND MRS J A Stiles spent Saturdav night in Pampa with their son and LARRY PARKER his family. Mr. and Mrs. Am and Dewavne' Stiles. De. M MR. AND MRS FREE COFFEE X Raymond Jenkins and family of Dumas were guests Wednesday night and Thursday of Mr and Mrs. FREE COKES Rex V. Jenkins. MR. AND MRS. John A DOROTHY JONES Adams. Bill. Winona and Sharman spent the weekend FREE CONVERSATION Home Service Advisor For Tl with Mrs John W Adams SouthwesternPubllc Comoi,.' and other relatives. Will Be Here All Day Thursdil MR. AND MRS Hollis Demonstrating CookH Cain. Cathy and Connie had Techniques And Answtrn as supper guests Thursday Questions You Might Hirf night Mr and Mrs. B J About Electric Cooking Bartlett of Austin, and Mr and Mrs. J T Gibson and I'M SO TICKLED WE'RE HAVING Mr and Mrs Jim Fuller. REV. AND MRS HO Lee of Grand Saline were overnight guests recentlv of Mr and Mrs. Vance Estes The Lees had been to El Paso to visit their son Carrol Rev. Lee is a former pastor CUSTOMER APPRECIATION" DAYS of Hopewell Baptist Church MRS JIM WINDER. Charles and Ranae spent Sunday in Morton with relatives. MR. AND MRS RH McAfee returned Sunday from a two weeks' fishing trip to Possum Kingdom A FREE GIFT FOR EVERYONE! Lake. There the were met by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stone of Anton and Mr and Mrs E. S Huckabee. MONTE CHITWOOL) son of Mr and Mrs Dale Chitwood. is improved after Huge storage inside having been ill all last week JIM L A W S O Vocational Agriculture -- only 35 wide! teacher at Prosper, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Drexel Law son MR AND MRS. Homer Worley during the weekend caajS Yy MvmmjA were guests of Worlev s LJS T. mother. Mrs Bertha Worlev of Haskell. Mr and Mrs Worley also visited Worlev s brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs. Lennis Worley of Knox City At Rochester the ! vwited Mrs. Worley's untie Mr Mrs. C 1 and aunt, and T LOf3 WHS lb wmm.mtd ersatronlc Epley rull-hclB- lit SlSil Guesswork" BSSSf E?JJ fre cier. Holds up to Dryer SPENDING the weekend Programmed with Mr and Mrs. G V e: M- - ".ri ia-rt- I. meat nan. v egctublc bin Sensor Estes were their son-in-la- Washer 7tav Electronic and daughter. Mr and Mrs ."1 nnil fruit basket! 4 Automatic with exclusive Hulls out on wheels fnrclenninR! fabric selections Jerry Arnold of Brownfield. '. 1 f"l '$& Press, H Permanent and Mrs. Estes' brother Mini-Baske- ts TSSS5J and l 4 J2 "Cooldovvn." family, Mr and Mrs. Wallace WtCLaW ifriwn&x fc nimmmsmm Variable dryness Stone of Henrietta and Mrs. control. Sue Moms and children of wjsj)'Foodcenter 24' 23701 ft .Model tff-24- d Santa Anna. Calif G H. WOOD returned Sunday from Brownwood wpMModel WA-1050- and Comanche where he visited relatives for a period of 10 days. DANNY and Danell Ogletree, sons of Mr and Model DE-820- Mrs. Malcom Ogletree, POCKET returned to school Monday after having been absent several days because of illness. BLANKETS MUGS MRS. TOM STANSELL 4 FROSTED spent Saturday night in the home of Mrs W C Harwoll and Mrs. C. A. Keder in RADIOS $ Wellington .Saturday FREE WITH afternoon Mrs. Stansoll 500 RACK $ 10 visited in Wellington with and Mr. and Mrs. John Farbls. n,' Rich ALL FOR MR. AND MRS T Brown Pottery With White Frosting J EVERY DRYER Wood Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. H i Racks In Colors For Home Or Office H. Cain Jr attended funeral services Monday for Mrs. Maggie Heim, 89. Funeral services were held Monday morning in the First Baptist Church at Canyon with Intorment in the Paducah Cemetery that afternoon MR. AND MRS. C C. BILL SMITH ELECTRIC Gray returned Sunday from Deport where they visited Mrs, Gray's mother, Mrs. Tommle Epps. They also Gray's were in Bogata with "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" AVE. mother, Mrs. Charlie Gray. 913 S WESTSIDE MRS. HOMER WORLLY was in Lubbock Tuesday with her mother Mrs. Zona LARRY PARKER, OWNER abo-ai- : Guffey who Is presently .. ,a ' jsisziji&?siKx?tt&zyzuy&nrr't'M," -'- -- ''w'--rf''iiy55ryyySr.''-"- ' - .!Bfl5''' m 'trlt1r'-r--rr- '' '' 1.