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Parents POISONED PUP of Judd KIM COMPANY INVESTS S150.000 Walker's stands on the left with Concerned male Basenji and Kathy.

The poisoning death of a young picked up a poisoned piece of meat puppy in Littlefield has caused and put it back down without getting concern among some parents and the meat in his mouth, but later put authorities of the city. his contaminated hand in his mouth''" An expensive Basenji female owned He explained that the child would Tower by Judd Walker, 112 E. 20th, ate some become "very nervous", and would Tops strychnine-treate- Skyline meat suffer severe nervous slight Wednesday tremors at morning of last week, and died as a noises and surprises. a ieu-ioo- i at General instruction oi Telephone Company's have something to do with cable TV, understanding that the tower for result. If ... linvn tViir lipnnb that "i-t- Llttlefleld offices. IjJVC lOWer lll'ie una on which General has the franchise. will be located somewhere south of Walker admitted he cared very Lj the start ot a &iou,uuu The tower, to be "1 topped by don't know the status on cable town, out near the old drive-i- n much about the loss of the pup, but circular-shape- theatre, bment program now in progress d transceiver 12 feet in TV here," Kehoe said, "but It is my when it is put up." that he was much more concerned diameter, is under construction behind about the possibility of a young child Your Car General's dial office at 5th and getting into the same poison. m rm-- s TmTmmmmammim'm'm HHSSiQ Twitchell. The November-bor- n dog, bought by Total cost of the improvements will Walker for $150 to mate with a Among Half be $149,981, according to Jerry Basenji male he already owned, was Kehoe, district manager of the out of the yard for a short while that company. morning. It was observed having Not Inspected? The tower itself is an Item of about convulsions shortly before noon. $20,000 in cost, Kehoe said, with the Walker took the dog to a "With the April 15 deadline for main portion of the expense attributed veterinarian in Muleshoe immediately. obtaining inspection stickers drawing to complex radio equipment being It lived into the night, but finally died. near, only 53 per cent of the installed at the office and atop the The Muleshoe vet confirmed the type registered vehicles in Lamb County tower. of poison and said it had probably have been inspected," stated Captain The project is designed to give the been taken with stew meat. Alan Johnson. Motor Vehicle Littlefield exchange a "better, more Police Chief F. A. Fitzgerald told Inspection Supervisor of the Texas e method of handling long the Leader-New- s he had received no Department of Public Safety. distance calls," Kehoe explained. other complaints of poisonings "Unless there is a rapid increase of He said the company's target date recently. But he said if he could find inspections, long waiting lines will be for having the microwave facilities in who set out the poison, he would stop forming at inspection stations as the operation here is May 1. it. April 15 deadline approaches. The At present all incoming and It is against the law to purchase authorized inspection stations are outgoing long distance calls involving strychnine for the purpose of ready and capable of handling the Littlefield and other communities in poisoning animals. The purchaser must inspection of Texas registered vehicles the local exchange are carried over sign an account sheet upon receipt of if owners will not wait until a few K standard telephone lines. the poison. days before the deadline," Johnson After the microwave system is One local pharmacist said he was added. 8M Installed, calls will go "through the air very much against the using of "Any driver operating a vehicle on on microwaves," Kehoe said. strychnine in killing animals. "It's a public roads after April 15 that is Microwave towers are already horrible way to die. There's nothing in required to be inspected will be installed at Levelland, Brownfleld, the world bad enough to deserve operating in violation of the law," Wolforth, Lubbock and other points in poisoning by strychnine." Johnson said. the West Texas-Ne- Mexico area of He explained the poison reacted on Captain Johnson called attention the General system. the muscles, causing convulsions. Only to the fact that since the beginning of The new Littlefield tower If the convulsions can be arrested, can the inspection program in 1951. apparently will be the tallest structure the recipient be saved. vehicles having a defect that ,was a LCft ;.i the Immcdlcte area. The 12 foot j ) The pharmacist was askprf, "What causative factor in fatal acefdents WORD'S VlEW'bf diameter transceiver will be situated EYE city's tallest structure. would happen to a child that only decreased from 13 to 3. vertically atop a 169-foo- t tower, bringing the total height to 181 feet. FOOT TOWER goes up back The microwave system "will give us SHE HEARD FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA Jineral Telephone Dial Office more certain service," Kehoe said. I'Jiind Twitchell. He said the local office no longer Where will have the problem of Ice on telephone lines In cold weather, which results in distortion of conversation and even more serious troubles at Do We Go Letter From Old Country EATHER times. "We've even had trouble from heavy trucks garbling telephone line By NILAH RODGERS her cousin and his wife and children studied some English and could read H L communication," Kehoe said, "and From Here? Leader-New- s PRIL Staff Writer was enclosed. that, too." 2 71 47 we've even lost telephone wire to PRIL They told about their family, 3 69 45 thieves in the past." Frank Vrubel, the father of Mrs. PRIL Citizens interested In the "We got your letter and pictures in saying that there was plenty of work 4 75 Rosle Vasek of Littlefield and John 42 The district manager said he had growth and development of good shape," Mrs. Vasek translated. and that all was well. "We would like PRIL 5 76 Vrubel of Spade, used to grieve for his 40 received many inquiries about the new Littlefield are urged to (They didn't say whether the letter to come to your country, but that is WML 6 80 52 tower since construction started Czechoslovakian family and wish he 'PRIL attend a brainstorming had been censored.) They said they not possible." 7 85 45 Tuesday, including some from people could hear from them. PRIL session Monday, April 14, at waited to write because they had "It made me so very happy to hear 8 "Even years before his Mrs. 82 44 who thought the new tower might 7:30 p.m. in the District death," pictures made. "We could read your from them," Mrs. Vasek said. Vasek said, "he would wish he would Courtroom of the Lamb Czech just fine, and our daughter has See LETTER Page 1 1 County Courthouse. hear from his brother and sister and family he left in the old country In eep Mayor J. E. Chisholm and 1906". Flips, Kills Boy, 9, Chamber of Commerce Frank Vrubel's brother, Rudolph, President John Clayton will promised him when he got old enough s preside for the decision- to travel alone that he would come to Family Looks On making meeting. America. Rudolph Vrubel fulfilled this City Manager Jim Shearer promise In 1913. Even with his 1!ral brother here, Frank longed to see his servirpc fnr tdn ....rt ,., members of the family were watching will again present Ideas in 'wiser family so that he often resident, killed FriHa. in a as the accident took place. promoting new industry for dreamed of meeting his family In Czechoslovakia accident before the eyes of his Littlefield and the County, v.- - atop again. neia Sunday In Ennis. The vehicle rolled over the as he has at several other Walker's But by this time the communists ; rites were held for boy and crushed him. Judd meetings in the city. JEM Ola Bennlo Wallm c., f daughter, Kathy, 12, was also pinned had taken over Czechoslovakia and the Mrs. All citizens, all civic elder Vrubel would say: "But I 'j Bobby Walker of Ennis. under the vehicle. Connie Cannon, also don't Avinel organizations, school board know whether they still live where . 12, daughter of Mrs. Cannon, hkkkkH t vkHkkkkkkkkw wVH l, " uuu ttirs. dud they used to, I kkkkM;' atkHeakWrc. afjH ' h0 moved hnrn was thrown clear. members, county and don't know what II frnm in i A government representatives, to say. If I said the wrong thing, it kLLLHkw iaafiLiu 'dkLLLMMt tUkH and he is .ielLiLiLw '" rnik1949'. nephew of Two men watching, ran to the chamber of commerce, city might get them In trouble. iiiBLiflnkmi' aH vehicle and lifted it off the youths, but ident, which council and local Mrs. Vasek said she thought her dad BkWLHLiBffi' took the life of it was too late to save the boy's life. iKB 8er, took businessmen are urged to wrote some but never JH letters, mailed 'I place about 2:30 Parents of the boy were not "uy on thn nnu .1 attend and present ideas. them. "You've got to have an address present. He had made the trip with his " weal resMpnt rn before you start," she said. iv... ' . .""Ch, near I ll.nl, grandparents...... inn .1. She can remember getting some 'Mini ' " !;"' ,"" letters from Czechoslovakia about V'm'w X'll'jB m MB mit BlrllHi:a U U Jaaavafl Lg Johnson is father of Mrs 1927. When Mrs. Vasek's sister at Rosenburg got a letter from the old l'o LltnfiM.i girls were also Youngsters All Set country recently, this was news N n,CZ warranting a phone call. send rut accident, but were "I'll the 1fW..Jf letter to you," she said. the eye Mrs. Vasek learned to speak Czech jbdd wltness - - ll talker, a jr. t.,m .,.rePrt O from her parents, but she never ferrice For Scout Rama u the house. The adult studied Czech writing, "but I didn't Littlefield and area scouts will be areas In which they will show the have any trouble reading the letter," M9M B ft S M M mkTTtfwww among more than 4,000 Cub Scouts, skills, crafts and fun of Scouting. she said. "I knew Uncle Rudolph and Explorers from 130 This year the boys in Scouting are ,,0 Boy Scouts, Vrubel (now in a Littlefield rest home) jjkAWVL'S m iWa u v- o IT krflLlilHlH iB"HLliiililH Research Cub Packs, Scout Troops and Explorer selling family tickets to the would never undertake to answer the in the South Plains Boy Scout Scout-O-Ram- Each ticket admits an so I sat to 0 Be Posts letter, down and started Discussed Council who will present their annual entire family, regardless of its size. write. Scout-O-Ram- to Scouts receive prizes for themselves a Saturday, according "I didn't use my hooks and crooks Tom Hllbun, district commissioner. and cash commissions for their unit right (Czech accent marks). And when Your Dollar Dolne Al For treasuries from the ticket sales. I finished, I read what I'd written, and y a?swerec at a According to Colonel Haynes BbhT meeting I thought to myself, 'I even read April 15, in Baumgardner, chairman of this year's In addition, the top four ticket can't the Bula this!' So I wrote some more in English, the n,numat 7:30. separate Scout-O-Rama- s salesmen In the Council, and their shows, three thinking they could take the U0US 1 to 8 p.m. dads, will have a free weekend at that socutin" , Fr Cotton will be conducted from Sea-A-Ra- to an interpreter and have it Astro-Worl- d and In letter sPnsorlng the at the translated. I mailed the letter not which designed Llttlefleld scouts will display Houston and Galveston on the first CfcSl In knowing Panhandle-Sout- h Plains Fairgrounds May. whether I'd ever hear from ,,es'ch fCCent Pt0&ess weekend In and and others will be held at them or not." r,w",ul"n in me Lubbock; ."industry Scout-O-Ram- Mrs. the Agriculture Center In Plalnview; The Llttlefleld a Vasek was expecting a letter Show Barn committee will provide from her son the day the letter arrived Hiluij "' are Cotton Producers and at the Gaines County transportation, Astro-Worl- from Czechoslovakia. The Czech will Introduce In Seminole. and management of and !.., "lt. a language was written in beautiful 'JloftniV T?u"ts and Pete Brown The shows will have from 30 to 70 will host the winners at uoock exhibits In booths and demonstration their facilities. script A picture of Mrs. Vasek's aunt, MRS. ROSE VASEK got mail from behind Iron curtain. PAGE 2, THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1969 Mrs. Hazel Ward To Attend Meet

the 385-433- 7 Mrs Hazel Ward, Klefnmann, director of MRS. J. B. McSHAN president of Littlefield Office of Planning and JNBH C l a s s r o o in T e n c h o r s Organizational Development Mrs. A. M. Pope Association, will be among of the National Education Visiting In the Joe Wells Mr. and iir and Mr, t the delegates from the 215 Association. and Hugh Cape homes and Mrs. John Porchcr spent f Carlsbad, CU local affiliates of Texas during the Easter holidays the Easter holidays in Parents of tu 7"? Classroom Teachers were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alamogordo, N. M visiting Association who will meet in Shepperd, Steven and the George Porcher family. El Paso this weekend (April Patricia of Abilene. lbs. and Soz 11 12) for the association's Ictivities Mrs. G. M. Nickelson been named i?i 13th annual Joella Lovvorn visited her took her sister, Mrs. Lucy State and Kg.,?"" Si Contention. THURSDAY. APRIL 10 sister, Mrs. Bob Dollar, Taylor, to Lubbock new niece In Clovis Memorial Wednesday where she took a Representatives of GERALD KEHOE, ftir Hiii HTA's 17.000 members Hospital Sunday. Her niece, plane to Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. :... it ma nnger of General Friday will vote on constitutional Co., will speak to Ursula Jo, was born Taylor will spend several Telephone was taken home visiting relatives revisions, new state officers, the Business Club of LI IS at night and weeks there and resolutions concerning Sunday night. Joella visited and friends, -- ""- 7 p. m . In Mrs. Tree's room. J legislation on teacher Topic of his talk will be with tne rest oi tnc lamuy ai salaries, professional Voice Is Showing" Farweil and with her Easter weekend guests of Mrs "Your M. D. C. Charlotte practices and professional brother's family, the Mr. and Mrs. II. Calvert Dianne. Cnmivn ..j"t MONDAY, APRIL 11 at Farweil. daughters and consultation agreements. Lovvorns, were their visited in Mrs. Katheryn Townsend GEORGE WHITE District families, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sunday with dfi?her of Victoria, president of the of Boy Scouts of America Richard Jones spent the Beckner, Mike, David and mmu younger sister M,, V will meet at 7 30 Easter holidays with his City, Mr. v ttimfjAJSmmmiimmi ...: ' statewide organization of Committee Steve of Oklahoma Ilnnnv.,., anJ II - classroom teachers, will p.m. at First Methodist grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Elmo Jones of uu utnej Celebrity Day at High School last preside at the two-da- Church, when Cub and L. C. Grissom. FIRST PLACE WINNERS of Littlefield meet Texas City and their a"d week include, seated, Pam Cox and Mrs. Elizabeth Ayres. Standing, Carl Featured speaker at the Scout roundtables and a grandson and family, Mr. , ..Hr "a M J NEA barrel meal will be Mr. Mrs. Charlie Mrs. Ty Jones baby Davis, Randy Parkman, Jerry Nipp, Wendell Horn, Lanet Gilley, and Billie Luncheon Saturday cracker and and and Last" with will be Dr II. served Sanders of Houston were of near Lubbock. Calvert is her mothetl Ruth Richey. Jack . . Easter weekend guests of Mr. still a patient in Medical Arts udvr, m iokio. TeJ and Mrs. Bill Burks and Hospital but is Improved. .InHi' Uni,...- - Student Council Attend Meeting are sisters. family. The ladies Easter weekend A N N -- annual mfc, TO Incoming Responsible School Spirit' The sweetheart with hnr nu..i. i. officers for the Anton Genie Herrin and Randy Mr. and Mrs. Clyde banquet for the Fidells Mrs, Leo Ilutson and Te Junior-Senio- r High School and Mr. and Mrs. T. Sub-Distric- t Herrin conducted the Hilbun United and her grandmother, were delegates to the annual discussion group. They used A. Hilbun were in Roby Methodist Youth Fellowship i....jr milium rtisopr conference of TASC in slides of spirit activities of visiting relatives during was in . ., held Anton worn hnr cictnr ..j - Amarillo Friday and Anton High School and had Easter. Wednesday, March 26. mVc i,::r.'!,H- Saturday, March 28 and 29. a large display of bulletin of banquet was Theme the Shellah, Leslie and Theme of the conference board material. Mr. Mrs. J. M. Rev. Hugh Mfo and "Easter". Daniel, UlUlltllll was "Hear Us.' They were accompanied Farmer, Ann and Ben left pastor of First United The student council by Mrs. Sid Landers, who Saturday to spend Easter Methodist Church at Mr and Mrs. Jem entered their scrapbook in was an advisor1 member of his in Knox was I with parents Tahoka, guest speaker. Bryan Kyle competition, representatives the executive committee of local and City. Attending from the Albuquerque. N M. were on the campaign TASC. t church were Joe Williams, and Mrs C. I n.- ,- committee for Plainview Leona Harms, a student Marty Mangum, Terry Dallas visited in the hoc High School; was candidate at South Plains College, is David Billy Walker, Rodcn, ftir. ana Mrs. II N Bear. for state and spending the Easter vacation SHARKS DANGEROUS? Williams and Rev. Wallace H. Mrs Hrlmnc le J,.l... conducted a discussion with her parents, Mr. and Kirby. At least Mr Bennett and Jerry F group on the subject of nine species of Mrs Wilbert Harms. Can The Student shark will attack and eat s a grandson oi "How Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Help Develop A people Bennetts. Council Mrs. W. B. McCaleb of D. Hall for the Easter Lubbock was Easter Sunday holidays were their ATTEND guest of her sister and daughters and families, Mr. ,uMr "!! ,r.s: D. cm husband. Mr. and Mrs. J. and Mrs. Don Lane and ii line visuea Monday i Tllncrli. ,,in .11 l' Hagler. Cathy of Hereford, and Mr. ....u, ,U3CI,t... , FREE LECTURE with his mother Ma J and Mrs. Truit Absher and White, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelly of Aledo. and other relatnei H , Psychologist on Anthony, Clay and Amber Ilarn of Lubbock were Sunday lr r j m- - Mrs. Ruth Badger was r f- ye, jyjr'. aw guests of her parents, Mr. E.S.P. .- .- -- . Easter Sunday guest of her and Mrs. G. T. Corry. , Club and son and daughter-in-law- Mr. Study RUNNERS-U- P for best dressed at Celebrity Day at LHS last week are: top and Mrs. Bob Badger, in Mr. and Mrs. David Mulcshoe. PSYCHIC PHENOMENA row, left to right, Sam Fain, Bruce Timian and Ronnie Chaney. Second from Wilkinson and children of Entertains top, Howard Wright, Johnny Williams, Nancy Hall and Judy Diersing. Second Crowley spent the weekend Mrs. Helen Saxton's row, Johnny Reese, Danny Gowen, Angie Dayton, Mary Tucker and Gay with his brother and family, Such as Produced by guests for Easter were her Nicholas. Standing, front row, Rosanne Funk, Danny Short, Vickie Elliott, the Lewis Wilkinsons. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Am EDGAR CAYCE Bobby Wood and Mrs. Jerry Trees. Kneeling are Diane Perkins and Beverly E. B. Saxton and three boys Chisholm. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. from Skellytown. OLTON-Olt- on St. JEANE DIXON Alvin Webb Sunday were her Club members entertu ARTHUR FORD brother and wife, Mr. and the Golden Agers Thurs Mrs. Beatrice in Vi omen si Mrs John Blank and their Montgomery and Mrs. Alma afternoon son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Achee spent House. YOU CAN DO IT...--- -. WITH the Easter FHA studti Billy Webb all from holidays visiting friends in Two provided the program. 5d EARTH Lubbock. San Antonio and Laredo. Coleman gave two readd MIND CONTROL Margaret 1 nomas I Libby Chisholm of Sudan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Inman, and i. ; is spending the Easter about Mi A projects wl J' Karri, Robert and Dan of thev work on eactnear. 6 p m it vacation with her Clovis, N. M were guests FREE first session mcioi Sunday april 13. 2 of Mrs. II B, Carson i 257-434- 1 grandparents, Mr. MRS. BEULAH NEWTON and Mrs. her parents, Mr. SECONDSESSION MC101 SUNDAY APRIL 13 7 11PM G. M. Nickelson. and Mrs. C. Mrs. J. L, Carson Jr ser R. Colson, and his parents, sandwiches, cake and pin THIRD SESSION MC101 MONDAY APRn 1. 7 11PM ftH the Jess C Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones Inmans, the past to members. Mmcs. JOHNSON HOUSE OVERNIGHT GUESTS wife, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cole Lions Club. Sheila is a senior and family spent Easter weekend. Easter Sunday Turner, Edd Jones, Mit LUBBOCK TEXAS they were dinner guests of C Ogietr 4800 AVENUE Q Siha Saturday night of Mr. and of Los Lumas. N. M. of Springlake-Eart- h high Sunday in Levelland as Simmons, J Mrs. Floyd Bills were Mr. MRS. DORA BELL school. guests of his parents, Mr. and his aunt, Mrs. Mabel Pearl Cooper. UessieCon and Mrs. Clifford Bills of Angeley and Jody spent the GUESTS of Mr and Mrs. Mrs, C O. Jones, Alexander. G. T. Callaway, ft Denver City. Easter weekend in Rankin, Leon Foster for the Easter Holland, Mr C T Mi; Mr. 5' MIND CONTROL SUNDAY NIGHT guests visiting their daughter and weekend were their daughter Mr and Mrs. L. V Pierce and Mrs. Charles and regular sponsors, INSTITUTE OF PSYCHORIENTOLOGY, INC. of Mr and Mrs. R S. Cole sister and family, Mr. and and family, Mr. and Mrs. visited in the valley during Gowen of Quitaque were Joe Chester and Mrs. k were Cole's brother and Mrs. Claborn Stewart. Walter Elam and Cheri Lynn the Easter holidays. Friday night guests of Mr. Smith. Guests were Mi PICNICING IN Clovis of Lubbock. and Mrs. L. L. Dunn. C. Roberson and Tk Sunday afternoon were Mr. DINNER GUESTS smith Hnnchter of Mr II and Mrs. Bob Belew and Sunday in the home of Mrs. Easter weekend guests of Mrs. Douelas Smith Mr and Mrs. A. M 1 Mother's Ring Headquarters! children. Bessie Cearley were her T. Hedgpeth ninvtnn N . Order YOUTH of the Methodist children and families, Mr. were their son and family, granddaughter of Mrs. Tcj Early! Mr Church had a sunrise sen-ic- and Mrs. Mervyn Cearley, and Mrs. Denny Smith. in the sand hills Sunday Jon, Joe and Jeff of Hedgpeth of Amarillo. Mother's Day morning and breakfast in Lovington, N. M and Mr. fellowship hall of the and Mrs. David Cearley of Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burks during Is May 11 church. Earth. Easter Revival RECENT GUESTS of MR. AND MRS. Kenneth were their daughters and Youth Mrs. Floy Chote were her Cowley had as guests over families, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby nephew and wife, Mr. and the weekend their children, Barker of Hereford and Mr. Mrs Keith Meracle of Janice Cowley of Austin and and Mrs. Ronald Crow and In Progress Frederick, Okla. Mike, who is a student at children of Lubbock. MRS. NANCY MULLIS WTSU in Canyon. Mr. spent the night with Mr. and MMES. BESSIE and and Mrs. Ralph Gray Lubbock is leading a jo.J Mrs. L. S. of -- Griffin Thursday David Cearley shopped in Lubbock, former revival at irin on. i Stones Available night and was in Olton on Littlefield Monday morning. residents of Littlefield, Baptist Uhurcn. In The Above Ring! business Friday. She MR. AND MRS. Davy visited Mr. and Mrs. Stacey returned to Taos, N. M Hart and Mrs. W. C. Thaxton Taylor have bought and - Up Friday afternoon. moved into the E- -2 Easter Sunday. - To 3 Stone UKGold Some Rings former Jack PVT. Donald R. services uvgon One Yr Must CONGRATULATIONS McCord Pitman, son i..i.. ...I con in. Guarantee On Loss Be home north of of Mr. and Mrs. j Of Stone OrderedSo Don't to Susan Ruby who was town. Kenneth Pitman of Mrs. Tom Matthews is a through Sunday afternoo DelayOrder Now! recently patient in meeting Additional Stones Up To 7,.Only named Earth Lions MRS. IDA ALLEN Mobeetle, formerly of Allen Hospital in with a mass $3. Each Queen. Susan is daughter Burnet suffering the returned home from Littlefield, completed basic with a p. in. of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ruby Rockwall last Wednesday. combat training March 21 at broken collar bone. She was and is a Ft. Bliss, on her way to visit her .. rln..nl a nil iS Shop Now For senior of She had been visiting her near El Paso and ItUV. oil"" Springlake-Eart- h high children there the past four has gone to Ft. Sam husband, Tom, who is a graduate of WayiandWfl Mother's Day patient in school. weeks. Houston. He Is now an Austin hospital, College at rinn" '"U GUESTS in the Claude-Elli-s WEEKEND guests of Mr. participating In a leadership when she was Involved in a pastor of New Jengj home the past week and Mrs. R. S. Cole were, preparation course where he car wreck. Last report, she is Baptist Church in Lubbocj iMKODucisr. were their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cole of Is learning to lead a company doing well. Mr and Mrs. Lance Ellis of Olton, Carol and Jesse Cole In A. I. T. He began A. I. T. . M'nn'e J of Lubbock. Calling Sunday training as a Mrs. Lora Acord, who Llttletiem win " " ; m Modesto, Calif. The Ellises medical and also visited afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. corpsman April 7, and will makes her home here with services A"! Diamond Sets....29.95 Ud their daughter her or who is a student at ACC in Clifford Bills and girls of train 10 weeks. He Is a brother, U. E. Kelly, left Simlngton lihi'"i feA Mon', i v!""" en n: Abilene. Denver City, Mrs. Francis graduate of Littlefield High Sunday for Kansas City, Lsiumunu 1 lolher MRS. NANCY Davis and boys, Mrs. Alice School. after hearing that her son Wedding Bands.... S25 Up Cearley Kelly nn has been employed by South Martin and Don Watkins. Acord, age 40, had PiaMapeople for t vj Plains MRS. FLOYD BILLS drowned In a lake just said ur. vi. - W0L Hospital in Amherst '"''.',lm iJ Choose from our large on the nursing staff. spent several days last week outside of Kansas City. "We want to selection of mounted GUESTS last weekend of in the South Plains Hospital Acord was married and had a public to all oi in m diamonds or from our Mr and Mrs. Dave Cavitt in Amherst, suffering with family. Dr. Terry said. selection of loose were Mr and Mrs. C. A. the flu. diamonds... .Choose the Simmons Plainview, quality, color and price of you want. R. C HYDE Jr. of Plainview, son of Mr. and We'll put It in the a w""4 .BiKs Mrs. It C Hyde Sr. is slowly Loans mounting of your choice improving in Methodist Directors Home Improvement from our wide variety of Hospital in Lubbock. R. C. beautiful mountings. underwent major surgery two weeks ago. Canvass This work is done in our s L. A. own shop, with very little GLASSCOCK Is Easily Arranged waiting time. Come in and ))(ll)ryC)(tf' recuperating at his home and fl'll gP ask about our mounting doing much better, Election service. We'll be glad to Im'.iiiIiIu i III Will' GUESTS LAST Monday The board of directors of help you. of Mr. Illlll-li.- Ii.f i i h iii, n and Mrs. W. R. the Earth Hospital District Stockard were Mrs. James met April 1, in III III I. lUl the homo of Malone of Pamna, Mrs. Bill Kenneth Cowley. ' ' IB r- Ml. . . i ' i. . Hill of sjEctrnJcrv - Amarillo and Mrs. The board met to canvass Lillian Garner of San the recent election held In Gabrael. PRIVATE Stephen E. Dies, jfiwliMim iBp connection with the hospital son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph iaKMsns SE,LA BLACKWELL district. The board found Llles of Littlefield, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that the election returns You Percy Harlan receiving his basic training at The Bank That Doej Things For 1 U of Springlake, were correct as certified to Fort 5TH1XIT was selected Lions Bliss, near El Paso. His jfj Queen for them by the election judge. address Is this year by the Springlake W. C. Maxrey US54423231 Cl-- 3 Second Platoon.

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'W. THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1969, PAGE 3 )tpiNA SERIES fhey Seek Apostolic Church SPIUMGLAKE - CIRCLE MRS TOM STANSELL 285-257- 2 distinctive plea of tho ! Ans.: We believe in washing postal Church? foot MR ND MRS W. K. family. Mr. and Mrs. Wllliard and the sacriment. Hampshire barrow rated first Britton recently visited In Hedges and children. Also in on foot. -- . -- in, nt our church Is that Perryton with their daughter the Hedges' home was their 12. MRS. LILLIE Bell What rules, conventions, or and family. Mr and Mrs. son, Nicky, of U S be sacd on the terms of the McCurry of Lubbock, was a lit rituals of your church are most Byrl Hardy. Jerrv and Navy. recent guest of her daughter, misunderstood? Deanna. TOMMY CLAYTON and Mrs. Feral Pickrell. MR. AND MRS. N. W. Charles Winder were taken L, historical background Ans. MRS. ALICE Martin was i. ihs Our stand on water baptism Livesay and their grandson, skating in Lubbork Friday In Friday, movement? Amarillo, through Reformation in the name of Jesus and the dlety of Howard Livesay, were In evening by Mr. and Mrs. H. Monday, with her son and Jesus as being incarnated in man as the to Lubbock Sunday with the H. Cain Jr. daughter in law, Mr. and ...... TnnnrAz a (Imo of Iw ' almighty God. Also our stand on not Livesays' daughter and her MR. AND MRS. Lowell Mrs. J. B. Martin. dark-ag- e WsrsssB family, Mr. Mrs. during the period. iiE?s?V' participating in worldllness and that SHEILA BLACKWELL and Milton Dement of Childress spent a VISITING DARLA Dear L Harst. Gregg and Becky. both men and women should be godly few days recently with their recently was Tisa Haberer, MRS. J. T. GIBSON and son-in-la- L.kncss. bringing in the time of dressed daughters and daughter of Mr and Mrs. Mrs. H. H. Cain Jr., Cathy granddaughter, Mr. Mrs. Llon a Pentecostal group and Russell Haberer of Plainview We as Springlake and were Elzle tiW" . . Connie in Miller and Stephanie. ROLAND AND Howard um lima- nt fiaht(, IllBS "IBhIBSBBSBSi 13 What to the ptciurt in " hHI& does the Pentecostal Plainview Saturday MR. AND MRS. Len Livesay were in Hereford. of sin and darkness Church i the powers believe about Heaven and afternoon calling on Mrs. Leming. Anette, Tony and Saturday, with their sister r ... tin nta --n n.i in trvinit-- tr Hell? Hazle Davison. r "c b- Lions Queen Allen of Dallas were guests and family, Mr. and Mrs as mere'"-was MR. AND MRS. R. W. th a church sucli in Saturday and Saturday night Tommy Sparkman, Kevin, Schaefer had in their home Utolic days Ans. We believe that will of Mrs. Lemlng's parents, Kirk and Kandi. believers Easter their Miss be rewarded Is Chosen daughter. Mr and Mrs J D. Lively and GERRY GEORGE of eternally by being with Margaret Schaefer who is a inim-mw-i their sons, James and Paul. Dallas was a guest of his Hmi mam inueo Him in the heavens and eternal bliss. Miss Sheila Blackwell, teacher in St. Paul's Mr and Mrs. Leming also grandmother, Mrs. L. A. fres are there" Those who have not accepted His plan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lutheran School of San visited Mrs. Leming's brother will be eternally Percy George, Tuesday and lost in perdition. Harlan of Springlake. Antonio Mr. and Mrs. and family, Mr and Mrs. Wednesday. We have between was chosen as 1969 Lions Schaefer also had in their Thomas Lively, Terry, MRS. J. C. Dear was in 14. How is the Pentecostal Church Club Queen. home Easter Sunday their Teresa, Todd and Tye of Donnie Clayton, Amarillo during the weekend financed? acting daughter and family. Mr. and Earth. with her his Lion Boss of the day, brother and flithe United Pentecostal Church Ans,' We Mrs. Martin Stephan, MR. AND MRS. Don wife, Mr and Mrs. Harold bellee that Jesus was presided for the contest. Clinton. Janette, Wanda and Franks, Mike, Mark, pous1 fathered Ans.: We are financed by the Timmy Agdew. by the Holy Spirit and Sheila was chosen from Linda of Lockney, another and Tammy hosted an Easter mothered tithing plan. MR. AND MRS. Doyle by the virgin Mary. His 27 beauties who were vying son-in-la- and daughter, Mr. egg hunt Sunday afternoon. L Our local churches are father being of for the position. Pinson were dinner guests the spirit world and His and Mrs. Roy Mull of Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening of their lierning The select their own mother 15. What is the belief of the She was a Lubbock, of the family of man makes senior their son, Curtis Lowell Dement of Childress, son daughter-in-law- , Mr. I ,a other officers, The next candidate for Miss and Him both God and man. We reverence Pentecostal Church concerning Flame at Schaefer of Lubbock, Roger Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Franks, and Mrs. Jackie Pinson of is the districts of which there divorce? Springlake-Ean- h High Him as the almighty God veiled in tho Bartling of Dimmitt, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Miller, Brownfield. Jvtral S. School; and was in the I and Canada. body of His son. named another son and family. Mr. Gregg and Charles. Mr. and MRS. TOM Stansell had "Happy-Go-Luckiest- foreigh missionaries are Ans.: We believe divorce is " and Mrs. Leroy Schaefer, Mrs. W. E. Miller. Mr. and In her home Wednesday foreign member of the senior class. Paul, .hiiMicnmp now in lands. 8. Does unscriptural unless one party has been Catherine and Leroy Mrs Elzie Miller and night, her daughter and the United Pentecostal She sings in the choir of Jr. N. M. Ipadors of the local churches untrue to his marriage contract by of Albuquerque, Stephanie. Mr. and Mrs. family. Mr. and Mrs. James Church believe in predestination? First Baptist Church. MRS. TOM STANSELL all superintendent ay committing adultery. Amos Walden, of Olton, Carson, Christi and Angela l Ans.: We do not believe that one is Sheila will represent the had as luncheon guests Mrs. Debbie Bowen of The general superintendent is of Hugoton. Kans., and also eternally saved and continues in sin. Springlake Lions Club in Monday her daughter and Plainview and Leasa Walden, law ihi ihe ministry at the general another son in and I"' We believe sin will cause anyone who 16. How does a person become a competition for Queen of granddaughters. Mrs. James daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. which convenes once a District htct has been saved to be lost. member of the United Pentecostal 2T2. slated for Carson, Christie and Angela Paul Walden of Waco. Dwight Joiner Jr. of The superintendents of the Church? Levelland May 30 and 31. In of Hugoton, Kans. REV. AND MRS. Don Dimmitt. ii districts constitute the general addition to representing the MR. AND MRS. J. B. Holmes, Kyle 9. What kind of baptism does the and Aaron left MRS. ZORA Simmons of club in district competition, James were in Paducah Monday to visit relatives in is visiting United Pentecostal Church believe in? Ans. Our requirements for church Lubbock her son she will receive a $100 Friday with James' sister, Waco. in law Mr. membership is to and daughter, and be born again of the scholarship to the college of Mrs. Kate Bunch, who has MRS. CARL MACON of Mrs. A. What does the United We Hollingsworth. Ans.: believe in immersion in water and of the Spirit. First godly her choice, a $50 wardrobe moved to a Lubbock was a recent guest E. ista! Church believe about the been MRS. F. Bennett were the name of Jesus for the remission of sorrow must bring one to a state of allowance and expenses paid convalescent home after of Mr. and Mrs. J. F Miller. in Plainview, Wednesday. sin. sorrow for there sinning which will to the convention for herself spending several months in a MINISTER KENT Martin MRS. WAYNE Davis and cause them to cry out for mercy in and herchaperone. Paducah and a Lubbock of Lubbock spoke at the 11 Mrs. Sam Barden were in Webeliete the Bible to be the p hospital. h 10. Is Infant baptism practiced? repentance. After forgiveness they are Runners-u- in a.m. service Sundav morning Plainview Monday. word of God. God Why, competition were Marsha MRS. CLIFFORD at the Springlake Church of MR. AND MRS. Herman or why not? immerced in water in the name of runner-up- , on men of Dawson, first and HOPPING hosted the Christ. old by the Holy Jesus for the removing of remission of Cooper attended a luncheon and wrote it by divine Becky Martin, second Thursday Bridge Club. MR. AND MRS. V. G Sunday, in the home of Ans.: We do not believe In infant those forgiven sins. This clean body runner-up- . Guests were Mmes. Billy fc:on therefore we adhere to its Wood had in their home Cooper's brother in law and baptism as baptism is for the remission then is ready for the indwelling of the Marsha is daughter of Mr. Wayne Clayton, Elroy night. Wood's pis as Saturday sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe If and doctrines of sin and infants have not come to Holy Ghost which comes in as one and Mrs. Ed Dawson, and is Wisian, Dolan Fennel!. J. T. nephew "and his wife, Mr. TJtne Tipton of Muleshoe. Others a Springlake-Eart- h the knowledge of sin. worships and praises the Lord. It is senior at Gibson, jim Winder, Jim and Mrs. Ronnie Wood of present Mr. Mrs. High were and evidenced by the speaking in a School. Stephens, and Hollis Cain, Ft. Sill, Okla. Floyd Boyd of Santa Maria, Do numbers of the United Becky is daughter of Mr. Jr. L. B. language that is not their own, or as is MR. AND MRS Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Church believe in and Mrs. Abe Martin and is a MR. AND MRS. W. E. the 11. What sacraments are observed commonly known as "speaking in Kennedy had visiting with Raymond Cooper and birth" junior at Springlake-Eart- h by the United Pentecostal Church? tongues." Miller had in their home them Sunday evening their Leona, Mrs. C T. Hulsey, High School. during the weekend their sons and families, Mr. and Connie and Kathy and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy. Kathy Misses Irma and Janet line Mrs. Dub HolIe, Suzanne, and Jimmv' of Hart and Mr Cooper of Olton. Mrs. Mike Course Slated Daryl, Doug and Dana of and Mrs. T. C. Kennedy . Stockard and Jennifer of Strawn. Also visiting Mr. and Karin, Chuck and Connie. Canyon and Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Miller were another is Truman Stroud, Joe. Carla iday In daughter Mr. LONNIE DEAR a Plainview HOSPITAL NEWS and family. and of and Laura of Muleshoe. Mrs. Ronnie Ball and Wendi member the choir from Lie College production short A question and answer - x x:g! from Irving. Lubbock Christian l till be will which is on a singing tour in TICKETS ON SALE AT conducted period close out the LITTLEFIELD April 7 MR. AND MRS. Floyd Aoril 11 at the program. BIRTHS Arizona, New Mexico and 'Pan Record Store' HOSPITAL Born to Mr. Mrs. Miller had as guests recently V l Inn in Plainview ADMITTED: Francisco and Texas. Littlefleld Texas ? April 5 Miller's mother, Mrs. Nealie 0am to 4 p m. Dr. Ron Bunch, manager Villafranco, Mrs. Ila Dean Valentin Villafranco, baby MR. AND MRS. W M. swine ADMITTED: Mrs. Rosa Worley, Betty boy, April 5 at 11:48 p.m., Miller, his sister, Mrs. Era Iltduled of Wayne Feeds Jones, Mrs. McCurry of Spade, spent on the Villafranco, Mrs. Gurlie Corene Sanchez, Mrs. Gloria weighing 7 lbs., 11 oz. Teague, both of Cotton research program; Thursday afternoon with SSSsS' HESEHVATIONS sue talks on current Hewitt, Bobby Newman. Mr. Mrs. Center, and Miller's brother X3?S Jerry Smith, product Duran, Mrs. Mattie Born to and their son, daughter-in-la- $3 CAIL rOJ-4l- ) $y h and nh it is DISMISSED: Mrs. Edith sister-in-la- Mr. manager Hudspeth, Mrs. Bertha Juan Aparicio. baby boy, and and .inH trrnnrienn Mr anH Mrs ?i . ... VH pat to the hog raiser; of swine feeds; Jud Crawford, Mrs. Mae Wright. Mrs. T. A. Miller of Bowie. Estes, Texas regional sales Johnson, John Feagley, born April 6 at 9:04 a.m., Robert McCurry and Jimmy r '4 and selection; Clifton Gregory, Norman weighing 7 lbs, 14 ozs. J AcadetTIV Awards K sow management: manager; and Bill Boyd, April 6 SPENDING Martin. Born to Mr and Mrs. W. WEDNESDAY evening P. THtlirM IM I Pis and feeder district sales manager, will be and Mrs. A. Washington oa ADMITTED: Mrs. DISMISSED: Mrs. Elma O. (Bill) Johnson, baby boy, through Friday morning Saturday i and participating on the Martina E. W. and Steven spent in management, Aparicio, Mrs. Criswell, Joe Collins, Gina April 7 at 4:45 p.m., with Mrs. Walden were KATHARINe H6PBURN WlNTcR l"I fcoes- 50 program. Happy Ortiz. brother-in-la- Hale Center, with Mrs. Eddie nounds to Bundick, Mrs. Hatha Berry weighing 8 lbs. 4 ozs. her and t. I DISMISSED: Mrs. sister-in-la- Townsend, Gregg and Trent buildings and n terested persons are Gurlie F. H. Mrs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. en. Hodge, Fannie l and discussion of asked to contact Shorty Hewitt, Mrs. Mable Allen, Priest, Mrs. Anna Gamble, Benny Pickrell, baby boy Russell Walden of Wickett. MR. AND MRS. A J I Hand diseases 385-560- Mrs. Yohner at Mary Crump. Edgar O'Mary, A. D. Ward. April 8 at 12:45 p.m., MR' AND MRS. Drexel Jones, Mike, Gale, Sharon April 8 weighing 5 lbs. 6 ozs. Lawson had In their home and Karen of Jal, N. M.. are ADMITTED: Karla Born to Mr. and Mrs. during the weekend their spending Easter holidays McAlister, John Nabors, Mrs. Carlos Duron, baby boy, son, Jim Lawson, teacher of with Jones parents, Mr and Linda Pickrell, T. J. April 8 at 9:09 a.m., Vocational Agriculture at Mrs. Earl Jones, and with Mctl. E.l 12 SO Mitt J2.00 Prosper, and his friends, Mr. Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr and Shown; Eti Deity t I 00 p.m Cunningham, Mrs. Barbara weighing 7 lbs. 8 ozs. Mill. W.d..Sit..$un tt I 00 p.m Overman, Mrs. Ruby Guinn, and Mrs. Jerry Clem and Mrs. Almon Whitford. Herbert It. Fain. Jason of McKinnev. LARRY DEAR showed V.l 1 K tll IALi MRS. W P Hedges and Reserve Grand c DISMISSED: Betty NO TWO ALIKE the her grandson, Mikf Hedges, Champion Carcass barrow in Jones, Mrs. Rosa Vlllarfanco Zebra stripes are like SSV ToSSY BITUARIES went to Meadow Sunday to the recent Lubbock Junior 3 Si Infant, Bobby Newman, human fingerprints, no two see Mrs. Hedges' "and ?WP02-941- Mike Dalton. markings are alike. son Livestock show The

'A.E.DAVIES ANNIE HOLLINGSWORTH ! -- I f--? AFTER- - ;" for Mrs EASTERflj A E. S Davies, 80, of Services for Mrs. Annie Hollingsworth, who was dead on arrival at longtime Llttlefield resident who died :. 82, -- -j ; Hospital 0k Saturday night, were Saturday morning in Medical Arts I vol f&Sr 1 M1 1 (I Y fH j Monday in ,uc:"o afternoon were conducted Sunday s Broadwav Hospital, Church nf rhrUt afternoon in First Baptist Church with Coffman and Joe Barnett, Rev. R. B. Hall, pastor, officiating. . officiated, and burial was In Ubbock Cemetery, with Sanders Graveside services were held Monday 'Home m charge of arrangements. afternoon In Pleasant Valley Cemetery in -- me of Dickens County, Mrs. Brown County, with Hammons Funeral tnt tn S MATERIAL I.uhhnnU In 1DOQ au Home of Llttlefield in charge of A ladies & misses 2 resident of the Robertson arrangements. Jm niy and was a member of the REG. 1.59 PAIR ' Born Srpt. 6, 1886, in Arkansas, Mrs. vJS&n ') Church of Christ. J $'0r? Llttlefield from "'ling are Hollingsworth came to THURS., FRI..SAT. at OVER 1000 YARDS her husband; five ago. KN T T Ml -- near Brownwood 16 years ;. its. uiuy Key of Sundown, Little XX. REG. 47c YARD A y of Springlake, Mrs. Surviving are one son, Tilmon ivM f I,or8er Mrs- - Frank Llttlefield; three flllT PR of M i Hollingsworth of Fftgft THURS., -- .. J FRI..SAT. M MT UIIU mrs fcar, Incc Jr 0, daughters, Mrs. Edith Rice or Amarillo, kFsF . a son A V i ' r..i. Mrs. Maedell Wilson of Llttlefield and Mrs. 1T1 1 ? 'nX)6 eradchildrcn and seven Alma Ward of Llttlefield; one sister, Mrs. ' 100 nylon LADIES 3cV JYD -- W ' l ""'"'uren. Myrtle Rossele of Corona, Calif.; sl?4 grandchildren and nine PANT,ES DRESS Ns LEE WEBB SPRAY MATERIAL Grandsons were pallbearers. PI CXWJt 13 OZ CAN Ciei J"sfor Thomas Lee Webb, REG. 88c YARD . on 4S2) M M : SatunV area resident who died Z Y '? Littlefleld Hospitality WINNIE A. RAGSDALE W. p,C,n,1Uctcd Monday afternoon iDl BaPut Church. 'Funeral services for Mrs. Winnie A. lUM'T!43c 33o pR C tMI . J .J, of Pastor, and resident u,F mKL j Antn. Ragsdale, 54, longtime Littlefleld fifr Jcll.officia?l,Hpastor of Spad0 BaPtlst died Monday afternoon in Medical wyd who Burul conducted Tuesday IHA&- - Mac Hospital, were 'n Arts rT iarqesputieaf ,Antn Cemetery with morning in Parkview Baptist Church. j& wash wearable oarr!"era, Home of Littlefleld In pastor, officiated. PHIL0DRAG0N fitting worsted K '""gements. Rev. R. N. Tucker, - rL Webb had Burial was In a cemetery at Rogers, -- amer,can C 'a trea '"ided 'n the or LIVE PLANT thread -e- Wn, ; "?te than 20 with Hammons Funeral Home n vears. Ho was Ark., Wfl1WIt? MEN'S WHITE arrangements. Littlefleld In charge or local I NPM,nColeman County. P THURS ar? wife. Nora: two sons sale ends saturdayi Born July 18, 1904, In Sayro, Okla. iSeattle. Wash., and A. 1. f Vluk Mrs. Ragsdale had lived In Littlefleld 10 - cni o?Mlnreedaughters, Mrs. z years. 4 J "t City, Okla., Mrs. $157 $197 Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Grace .Espsp- !AGr?v iss,I Howell, N. M., and Mrs. Jewell Mjyr:: and 1 Haberer or Llttlerield (fciv-SSB- REQULAR 00 REU 2 09 tTLl u grandchildren and a PlANT "'ndchildren, Straughan or Tecumseh, Okla., MI MI 30S Phelps B1U Mott, Manager Littlefleld "tt were pallbearers. brother, Bud Autry or Amherst. r" PAGE 4. THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1969 EDITORIALS In Time For Tornadoes EDlfi Thanks Voters stay tuned to your radio or UNLESS YOU LIVE in Science Services Administration Just EDITOR kVyhat The Leader-New- s Oregon or Nevada, chances are (ESSA) of the U. S. Department television. Thinks! first you will face numerous tornado of Commerce, provides the wi of defense against tornadoes. A TORNADO WARNING warnings in the approaching line Littlefield, tornado season. The Weather Bureau is aided by means that a tornado has been Texas 79339 of local network sighted in your area. At this And if you live in Texas or in hundreds Dear Editor, Farmers Want Out any state along Tornado observers. point, persons in the indicated other I want Alley you have gone through path of the tornado should to thank each, UNTOLD BILLIONS of gradually into a market oriented who voted for spent economy free the tornado watch tornado If you find yourself at school immediately take safety dollars have been over the of federal controls precautions. School board olo, :.'""'(: warning bit many times. during a tornado warning or II years in an effort to "help the and payments. also , . wherever you may be there are On the average, tornado paths wish in..' farmer." I only a quarter of a mile wide inree winner's. fee 1. Far from being helped, the CHARLES B. SHUMAN, MATHEMATICALLY, certain safety rules to follow, are .rlll and seldom more than 16 miles school system should is faced with president of the American Farm chances that your home or ESSA says. from farmer school will be struck by a long. In spectacular exceptions, these competent me? ever m ou nting costs of Bureau Federation, believes, AMinougn was is are small. The lf your building is of tornadoes have caused heavy a low, operation on the one hand, and a "The general public finally tornado m n r n . . ' of a striking destruction along paths more favor mountain of red tape and beginning to recognize that a probability tornado strongly reinforced construction, ambitious a given point in area windows. than a mile wide and 300 miles programs f0 restrictions on the other. government planned agriculture the most stay inside, away from schools. Hopefully the end of this is a costly exercise in futility." frequently subject to tornadoes Remain near an inside wal! on long. Tornadoes usually move at is once in 250 possible. 25 to 40 miles an hour. bureaucratic nightmare may be Farmers have had a longer 0.0363 about the lower floor where about Sincerely, years. AVOID AUDITORIUMS AND The forward speed can range in sight. experience with government s M. But do n't GYMNASIUMS with wide, from almost 0 to 70 miles an John Clayton.lll planning and subsidies than any tornadoes John Clayton, III THE LARGEST FARM other group in the country. understand mathematics. Austin freespan roofs. hour. was struck by two tornadoes in 1304 West 13th St. organization in the nation, The significance of their wish Littlefield, Texas representing about 1.8 million be of massive rapid succession on May 4, 1922. lf you are in a car or open WHEN THEY DO STRIKE, to freed And Coded, Kansas, was sturck violent. In a matter of families, has gone on record in government intervention in their country, move away from the they are May 20-- in 1917, a a favor of dismantling government affairs should not be lost on on 1916, and tornado's path at a right angle. If seconds, tomato can turn farm programs and replacing those who have more recently 1918. there is no escape time, lie flat in populated area into a mass of them with devices to help entered into "partnership" with the nearest depression such as a rubble. Our Policy successful farmers move Uncle Sam. TORNADOES ARE MOST ravine or ditch. To further the efforts to avoid FREQUENT in April, May, and loss of life along a tornado's Our columni ore alweyi Over a 12 year period who wrltet a letter to ,h. J'? June. ln homes, basement touch down path, ESSA has Loader-New- the t will accept ill (1953-196- 5), a there was an usually offers the greatest safety. initiated SKYWARN, tornado are tlgned, however the mm.!,. TSOC30CSC3CJK50O average of 628 tornadoes a year a safety campaign to expand the writer will be withheld upon ,, THE Seek shelter under sturdy Such ettert are FARMER'S WIFE in United of spotters kept on I the States. Texas hit workbench or heavy table if network volunteer Inipection by anyone who w,ihB the jackpot with an average of possible. If there is no basement, and encourage the widest them. Lettert are printed it r 109. Tornadoes occur in all cover heavy possible participation in permltt, with ihorter latte't Ur take under furniture better of .' states; in preparedness chance belno oilni.ri .. but the period studied, in the center of the house. Keep tornado programs. than thoie which are eatnmi v The (act that a Your Tax Mo ney Oregon and Nevada had a yearly some windows open, but STAY letter It printed uoet less mean the Leader Newt necaitif. average of than one. AWAY FROM WINDOWS...... w The greatest concentration of W...... W). IU tornadoes, 23 percent, ESSA HAS AVAILABLE By LIBBY MUDGETT occure When the announcement Jc3Cs3aa, between four and six in the comes that your area is under a through the Government Printing afternoon. And 82 percent of all Office many pamphlets such as FOR YEARS, I had been left tornado watch, this means that sense did and locked come Tornado and Tornado Statistics reading about the college crowd ourselves up in our cabins for the tornadoes between noon the Weather Bureau has taking over the and midnight. determined that conditions are 1953-19- 67. Included in both beaches and night. are safety rules beach towns during the Easter such that a tornado could tornado suitable THE WEATHER a is for posting. holidays. I thought for sure the BUREAU, develop. At this time, there no write-up- s MY ADMIRATION for part of the Environmental need to take extra precautions. were highly has exaggerated and how a bunch of patrolmen, which always Pamphlets should be ordered been pretty high anyway, youths could overwhelm a whole rose by number from the a percent. police force I could never about thousand Superintendent of Documents, , understand. There's not enough money in U. S. Government Printing Texas to THE ABUNDANT LIFE 1eMMeMMieWeefajtetf0k I still have paid most people Office, Washington, D. C. 20402. don't understand it, but to have waded it happens. And believe me, into that mob. Tornado, a 16 page pamphlets The police finally had to give those write-up- s don't tell the half contains pictures, difinition of of it. up on doing anything about tornado formation, and some controlling what went on at the statistics. Number 1968 ACTUALLY, more than half beach and concentrate on Absurd Alibis 27-1 16, it costs 20 cents. of it doesn't do to tell in a family protecting the townspeople, newspaper. tourists, and property. This they did admirably, except for the Tornado Statistics I'm writing this from a tiny By BOB WEAR 1953-19- 67 is a leaflet resort town on the Gulf wall of one cafe bashed in and several cars containing statistics on tornadoes Coast-- or what's left of it. This is overturned and and the safety rules. Number burned. I M 11 the day after Easter and the MANY PO RT ANT build a monstrous, centralized 1968 6-755, it costs 5 thousands of beards and bikinis THE LOCAL CONSTABLE elements of our "Way Of Life" government; we are increasing cents. r i have now pulled out, leaving asked one of the kids the next are being neglected. our heavy tax burden; we are r'ti XT their filth behind them. morning what were they all mad We see and hear things every weakening the whole democratic about and what had they day which support this structure; and we are proving Published as a Public Service by The Leadei News. ALL OF YOU sob sisters and wanted. The boy looked shocked conclusion. ourselves unworthy of our bleeding hearts that think mean and replied that nobody was The situation is critical, and is heritage. The losses because of old policemen beat up "poor mad, they were just having a due, for the most part, to our absurd alibis are numerous. innocent children" should have good time, for sake. unwillingness to accept our share PA TIT TTA 7? VFY&ffimffimffl8mv. I of W? been here. It took local police, asked a motel operator if all the responsibility for the WE SEEM TO BE LOOKING ft highway patrolmen, hovering tl e money they took in from things that need to be done. constantly for ways to escape patrol helicopters, and tear gas to those kids was worth it. He our obligations, when we should salvage as much as there is left. informed me that no motel in be seeking ways to meet them And any girl or boy that was town would rent to the college IF IS DIFFICULT to find with honor. out on that beach over five crowd anymore. They had capable people, or any kind of Our frequent alibis make it First Megalopolis minutes was no longer innocent. learned better. One or two would people, for the various services impossible for us to become The overwhelming majority of clean up fairly decently, rent a which are so very necessary to proficient in our manner of life. those kids were college students room, then twenty or more (of the common good. They also decrease the and I have no doubt but what both sexes) would move in and When we seek such workers, efficiency of our public life. take over. we get they were from families of good more alibis than actions, EVERY CITY in the world, covering 827 square miles oHl standing and they are absurd alibis. There WE back in their own WHETHER ARE fearing stagnation and decline, and water. .1 I MAYBE THAT explains why are reasons for THINKING communities. couldn't help but some this about our personal wants to "grow." This is our nations wonder if their parents thought all of them were camped out on deplorable state, and it is situation, our home life, or our Yet the the cities which grow megalopolis. they were somewhere else, didn't beaches. deplorable. community needs; success is faster suffer the most I asked a grocery store growing care, or had lost all control of owner realized through actions, not pains and the figantic NATION!! if he made a lot off of alibis. cities ACROSS OUR them. suffer from hardening of the around the world all cities them after all, they could sleep Our alibis we IF SOMEONE IS WILLING to come from our arteries. watching to see how this EVERY ONCE in a while, you on the beach, but everyone HAS do these important jobs, he may lethargy, our feelings of to eat. He out- - could see a girl cursed and said that inadequacy, our ignorance, ION that couldn't and often does get more criticism and THIS In every area of compi have been over fourteen or far more was stolen than was than cooperation. our cowardice. All of these can bought. They applies not just to New population concentrate fifteen, occasionally a boy that came in such Oftentimes, we will not do be overcome to a reasonable York, Los sepri swarms that it was impossible degree. Angeles, Chicago. And separate towns with young. But for the most part, to what needs to be done and, to it refers maintaining $P"' keep up with each one not just to traffic nfflrlnk their ages ran from the late teens and even make matters worse, we will Obviously, some of us don't congestion, ar watchin; to the if he did catch one stealing, what care enough overloaded sewers, foMiitUt ..iiitioc middle twenties. strongly oppose the persons who to take the proper understaffed schools. has found Local people said could he do? The police action. Some of Sprawling see if Jacksonville that some of couldn't do accept these jobs. us are not cities are beset by a ettlC" them had been here all week, be everywhere. prepared for effective action, multipicity formula for but So, in one way or another, hut 01 administrative problems; when arlmlnlttratlnn. more began to flow in Saturday many of us help create the could become prepared. Others wi.,,j,4 u' i i ... leqal dispul TODAY THE BEACHES Hn :. tftr'u"u,;u uiuc:t.. uegm 10 overlap, AirpnHv all until by Saturday night they are climate in which absurd alibis are not know what is involved, tn ! u merger M empty ' "hnmr. u"- - resulting from the outnumbered the grains of sand of people, but littered more bu heu rnnlHww,- - Unm., cs 1? "V. '"'" """"""'i popular than actions. ixiwvv, u ; QIC these problems are comoounded. in on the beach. We drove (or with thousands of beer cans, afraid to act, but this fear can been resolved r..' be Take Jacksonville, Fla. Half a consolidation. attempted to) down the beach a bottles, food, trash, and overcome. century ago few hours before the riot. unmentionable objects. MANY UNDESIRABLE Jacksonville's population was ict Bulldozers are trying to rake it situations exist, and WHEN ALL 88,000, with dforGANIZ others are SOURCES of another 19,000 in f all so "the county." -- have THE MOOD wasn't ugly yet, off that once again people developing because we are more alibis are combined, we have a Mmc can walk has CI0' just beginning to be. There were there. inclined to alibis than actions. serious threat that endangers a BY lunrLaH nut the oress Your tax 1960, more people lived are pn"1 still a few sober ones left. The money at work, In refusing to accept our way of life. Someone has said, in the county ranks, the people things going on ladies and gentlemen. responsibilities, life than in the city. would have been we are helping "A made up mostly of alibis City population declined, together. censored out of a cannot be county costs, French movie. much of a life." population soared to 254,000. With government I was scared. So was It seems every one very clear that a "Greater Jacksonville" by costs, skyrocket; else over thirty and a few under. society made up people i - of who then included an .1- As soon as we were assortment of providing able to, we IL&SflS B!RKr alibi instead of acting five municipalities plus a vast efficiencyii is "ImJ .rM did as everyone else intelligently wun with any cannot long remain unincorporated government 10'? strong and vigorous. area. ' Arfdl There was no uniformity in general tax increase. are aiim-ir-- - , m. property tax evaluation with economies costly ni BJC JMDSIB-BIS- W! WE HAVE THE resultant disparity, in some cases Will it be less OPPORTUNITY to make our "right just one water compf , lives across the street." one effective, to strengthen the sewer system, polij framework of one our republic, to CITIZENS IN SUBURBS department, ?vX ESTABLISHED 1993 maintain and preserve our were department? heritage disenfranchised, had no fHSSPAg7(Tm teoNTESTik and to improve the vote, in - the city which governed Cl -- $ mma Leader general life situation. 7msa their working lives. WE PURCHASE For All of these worthy purposes Conversely, CAN fiJrXMO and Countv Wide Wnws can be the city lacked the tax base for wo M. lot and other jppit. realized by actions, but a saving' never paying its bills. larger quantities at j combined 13, by alibis. and one Classifieds Feb. I969. Separate city- - county Will one mayor governments i , THE MEDIOCRITY competed in areas rn v BILL TURNER which is where tion council temptation. Editor & Publisher so prominent In so was called dupllcatlon-a- nd BOB HAMILTON many facets for. Advertising Director of present-da- y living YET. JOELLA is a After two KNOWS LOVVORN News Editor companion for the ready alibi. attempts to merge NOBODY Dial LaQUINTA LONG Woman's If we mu'uPe municipalities a quiet revolution, c, News Editor continue to turn away failed in W NILAH RODGERS from responsibilities with referendum, in 1965 a vitality and flexibility,,, staff Writer absurd study commission alibis, we will eventually lose proposed a Americanism. " hss !i PUBLISHED - ... i o Jacksonville,.' , 385-448- SEMI WEEKLY, each per year, eltewhere, $8 per year Carrier everything essential to - v i c uvernau. a qtato of Thurtday our nty i 1 and Sunday morning by The Boy delivery, 70 centt per month Single well-bein- consolidated city-cou- population " h Leader Newt, W. larger 313 4th, Littlefield, copy ratet, 10 centt on Thurtday and IB yuvcmmeni. Un States o I Tenet, 79339 Entered at on ted tacond clan centt Sunday Clattlfled advertltlng -- Hatedr1"',. matter In U S THE ...i, u nncni the Pott Office, ratet 6 centt per CHALLENGES . word flrtt Intertlon of our IN 1967 us then-.- r Littlefield, Texat, 79339, under the actt minimum $1, 3 centt per word' time cannot be met successfully the voters voted yes. It worked for of March 3, 1879 Subtcription ratet by All In h0J thereafter Telephone 385 4481 by ou,r, smug alibis; municipalities thereabouts It will be proved Je mail In Lamb and adjoining countlet, $G they demand mornpH Intn i -- -- . . have " .,..J ft " .i max we .ni intelligent, energetic and iqKn i "'. : r,'. kiiiDor, fom W persistent action. -- DwrN,wi vine, ria., became together to ",'",kk the largest city in the world, apart. THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS. THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1969. PAGE 5 AlQfQrl to treat small areas before Savings Stamp mCa XAX l,V,V the 'hoppers leave their Club Hears Companies Merge inilCl breeding grounds. An infestation Is considered Effective April 9. choose," Furr said Theater History Frontier Saving Stamps. Inc., "Redemption items will be P o ccVi economically significant Hond rrkTpic when eight OLTON-- A and Gold Stamp Co., the same after Monday as j grasshoppers per program will merge square yard are found. entitled "Little Theater and operate under they are now, both in ouuTra the name of Gold Uond quantity and quality and the Hive more accurate Green says that several History" was presented at estimate of the the regular Saving Stamps. Gold Hond stamps are of the br--s grasshopper insecticides are effective meeting of the The problem and will against grasshoppers New announcement was same value as the Frontier Bun usi pinpoint and are Century Study Club MP-3- 39, made recently by Roy Furr, stamps." areas which are likely to listed in "Texas Tuesday afternoon in the , Guide for president of Furr's, Inc., a cona require the control Controlling Insects Women's Club House. Lubbock-basc- se Mites chain of yt'pai ' ' programs, says Green. and on Grain and Mrs. Ruth Holladay spoke Furr added that Forage Crops." on supermarkets; and by redemption centers "History of the Little Preston Johnson, president of both s I"l,:lgrl, wed To conduct a successful Additional Theater in Olton." Her Frontier and Gold Hond will P".u--n- information of Frontier Saving Stamps, ., infostcd grasshopper on the lire daughter, Leslie Holladay, continue to operate In program, control habits of these Inc. 60 acres the entomologist L--- 129, present En four million Insects is carried in presented two skits. Furr said locations and "I says it must be started on 52 Furr stores assure all Frontier "Grasshoppers Common to Each member present will begin issuing Gold Hond Stamp Us from the 1967 time and all infested areas Texas." Both publications answered roll call with her savers that they have no must be treated. Stamps next Monday, April problems of redemption are available from the offices assigned subject. 7, discontinuing of local Frontier whatsoever. Their stamps Treating small county agricultural The next regular meeting Stamps He n r(ii nnlnts areas is agents. that day. will be redeemable in the helpful in reducing initial will be Wednesday, April 16, stressed, however, that future, Xr Green Texas A&M at exactly as they have infestations; however, Women's Club House with holders of Frontier stamps been in the past." NEW ZIPPER the District President Mrs. indicates the 'hoppers migrating from may cash them in on adjoining areas may A newly marketed Lane Decker of Floydada merchandise whenever they gilil severity 01 reinfest completely Gold Hond Is a the the treated areas within a covered zipper presenting the "Federation choose. nationwide concern, based in ' opper infestations features both nylon and Program." customers may T Yellow year ana guu:, short time. Maximum "Our Minneapolis and has been In :, metal m benefits are obtained, parts Extension trade the stamps at any Gold business for a quarter Pages farmers clothing specialists say may be explains Green, when large the NORTHERNMOST Hond or century, or more Furr said metiers so thes metal Frontier areas are treated teeth and nylon chain Reykjavik, capital of redemption center now next Frontier has operated for t alert lor mew are covered front ...... n i"";tlfill and back Iceland, is the world's most week, next month or next just short 20 years In West spring Minj " It is advisable, says Green, of with fabric tape. northernmost capital city Christmas, at any time they Texas and nearby states,

lucky people will win $2.00 cash just by finding o their If you find your name in small print among the ads on this small pnnt in J of the ads on this page. Looking mes m Start Xcft page, you may go to that advertiser and collect S2. with no y--i, obligation. '' CM,y m r, jj Stone " i m vi a ti Setting WESTERN mmm. " ? r aa SY . DiamondJ Remounting PUMPS

'vl 385-513- 7 "S M. Jewelry Repair PhoneYi Watch Repair ) ' toifi B&C Pump ALL WORK DONE IN OUR OWN SHOP 2 Repairmen On Duty At All Times & Machine Works MPieTrrr-- L JnPJS PRATT'S JEWELRY fi. GIFTS Phone 385-512- 5 5th & XIT LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS i.f-- '- ,( .Jf!WfBfJEjswv - - Kllt x m lie ' s4 vlw man 71 IV R mv n . . v.Jsr'v:'.wx - fa v fc n it: jrj?.vwsMi-MJr- W mm a. ? nAiir3ri - Phone iwrf. ; ,73 m r,Ml4P f T-sK-- SfJMP r ;. 385-492- 0 itJtiwk k"rt. . . INmTt "nJA. - For Appointment HIV nWF- J! I- - tflitfe Jack Wattenbarger Agency Manager 5 f p ;srt BEAUTY LIFE FIRE AUTO FARM LIABILITY CROP HAIL 718 LITTLEFIELD ORIVE SALON 708 Clovis Hwy 385-344- 4 " i ' L-- I'J lj iltl H V , Lft fVBMftA.UH J DEALER FOR We Hepalr WRIGHT Any Make Pump Service Prescription Drug Variety For limp Sales, BT Garden U M 'Turnkey :tr.er Coty's Cosmetics Birkelbach and his cotton gleaners, a salvage machine that aLMl Installation er George put in a welding shop picks cotton up off the ground, for a ia-- F. E. (Shorty) Yohner is one of former owner Marshall Howard. Their melield in World War II time. WORTHINGTON "' (( (( Drlv" 1 We Fill All son. Bill had been in business with .Pted Werner's business, but Occasionally there is a call for a PUMPS '"' Littlefield's best cooks, according to them since his discharge from the as one of the things he knew piece of equipment that calls for Prescriptions his family, and they should know since Air some Doctors' Force. to do when he was discharged, so designing on Hirkelbach's part. he cooks all the Christmas, All types of feeds, seeds and fin iook up welding, opening his Re perforating and re devoloping BIRKELBACH Thanksgiving and special family is shophercat E. 385-450- dinners. He also famed for his cakes fertilizers are stocked, including 1012 9th In 1955. old wells is another service offered by 0 331 Phelps Machine & Pump Phone Waynes, feeds, Fertilome fertilizers .'Wbach's main line now is Hirkelbach's pump and desserts and enjoys making jellies, and Machine Shop. 1012 E Littlefield, Texas -- on 9th Littlefield preserves and relishes. and Dekalb seeds. pumps. He is distributor for This improves production, and really "Whatever I do, he does," Mrs. Several varieties of gardening seeds, "sjton. Iierkelv and Peerless helps wells that don't pump as much Yohner said of her "When I plants, and equipment are at Yohners. p, handling domestic well work as they did in past years. sew, he sews." Garden seed is sold in bulk quantity uu commercial and irrigation. Flying, fishing and golfing are For Quality "Oh yes," Shortysaid. "I used to and there are racks and racks of rkelbach offers complete. interests that the Birkelbachs engage in Dry Cleaning it) jobs, including drilling, mm make my daughter's dresses ruffled packaged flower and vegetable seeds. find whenever Werner can time. them and everything." Bedding plants are arriving daily. 'nd Installing pumps, anywhere Werner has been interested in flying And rzbU i a luu-mil- e Shorty also enjoys yard work, and Plants include onion sets, peppers, radius of the the Air Force in 1912. since he joined Carpet Cleaning he is in his element here with all the tomatoes, strawberries, petunias and nld or Bovina plants. He was a glider pilot during WWII. He "fition See gardening supplies carried at Yohner's mums. DUmn rnnnir :inH rnn.nlrlnif has pilot's license since that time. 4j? had Feed, Seed and Fertilizer, 409 W. A new shipment of roses arrives this taes of all makes nf nnmn Is family The Birkelbach often takes Delano. 'yptii. And there is always a good tdalso weekend flights to Lake Buchanan or C&0 Cleaners FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY SERVICE J types Shorty is ably assisted in the store supp'iy 9f plant food, bone meal, rose of general machine work Shoals where they fish, or to Granite j by his wife. The Yohners have been dust and sprays. Yohners also have wing is done along with the Houston to watch the Astros play. See Our Selection - Littlufiehl Steam Laundry -- owners and operators of this business gladiolas bulbs, caladiums and cannas. tionwork Hlgglns Slacks & Sport Coats The Hirkclbachs have three and Rental Linen Service A large selection of pottery flowers 'tobach makes many of his own since they purchased the firm in children, two sons, Kenny and Randy, 385-52- 1 I 385-381- 628 Farwell CALL 1 232 W. 2nd August, 1964, following the death of pots can be found here. too. "t maniaciures a number or both married, and a daughter, Terri, an r are long-tim- e 'ools, trailers and The Yohners manufactured eighth grader Littlefield residents. Shorty has lived here since 1916 and was a Littlefield Protect The Littlefield Area's Own implement dealer for 34 years. All L(iu ran I three of the Yohner children attended Judd Walker TEXACO Z3 Catering Service every punpnpr- Your Home Littlefield schools, and they are Gene Ratllff, Consignee -- " Agency Vs For All Your Parties members of the First Baptist Church. 385-322- Against The Sand IVH Phone 1 QEXACQ Mrs. Yohner used to belong to a CUSTOM Jamet L. Holmes And Dinners Large or Small gardening club, but "had to take a FRAMING 8 Insurance of all kinds aaa U Askew Texaco 401 E. 9th Storm Doors leave of absence when she got into For Your Pictures S Oalley Texaco 520 Hall Ave. P TA work and with three children in vsssssyyyzett-r-- ii Real Estate Parker Texaco Nol & No2 Custom school." She still keeps up with the t Crescent House all We your listings 532 Phelps & Hwy 385 & plant world by "studying the want 84 J 3:i.'ia fa Richards, Salesman Storm Windows only 14.75 time." Mrs. Yohner especially enjoys Robert Quality Texaco Service reading and likes to knit and do M8S WOHKS And Products Higginbotham-Bortlet- 385-523- 1 decoupage. 385-535- 3 t Hwy 385 South 2L385.3330 ar.7W ciovls 1106 Hall Ave. For Farm & Automotive Needs mnmmmmmm

PORTRAITS 9 PERRY'S SHAMPOOS arc 'WEDDINGS ASKEW fOPS WITH SOFT AUTOMATIC COMMERCIAL (3 OIL COLORING Texaco Station WATER ARe Th:.J -- PICTURE FRAMING great; LAUNDRY .ohhmk VLV-r Need A Camper i ( v-- i i m. " ' x.an I DfV THE COMPLETE rinnnm" a PHONE 385 3428 For Your Pickup? v LAUNDRY" WE USE NOVA-TE- CLEANING FR0CESS iP rtGANv.fiHAV- - ROBERTS STUDIO & uAMia To Wash Camper Trailer Sales $-w&- Next Perry's Car LITTLEFIELD CLEANERS Littlefield W 303 W. 4th LITTLEFIELD 203 W 3rd LITTLEFIELD TEXAS 401 E. 9th 3855276 Phone 385-311- 1 385 8982 701 W 10th

YnUMCD'C Wo Accept All Oil Co Credit Crd For Quality , X MANGUM-HILBU- N COX TIN SHOP DUIIIIDC BYERS Pflash puts the Phillips 66 DOB COX OWNER AGENCY Products GRAIN & FEED Pfun back in PLUMBING-HEATIN- f.,4. Bonded Storage Q) AIR CONDITIONING ,?ek'lb driving Phelpi Ave Johnny Hall Purina Chows Sds 430 XIT METAL WORK ''Wome Products SHEET Delano Ave Larry Hentley Field Seed Phone YO u mndeoendent 1 Hwy 385 & 84 (Under Conduction) VPne$ 0f 1 . Garden Seed Garden SeedJ FINA with pflash! 385-513- 1 r m Who jnsunnce Products available at gAGUUT. DISTRIBUTOR LENNOX Bedi'n9 Plants Via VOUFIHtT Custom Mixing tw1 AIR CONDITIONERS Littlefield Butane Co. of Your Hog & Cattle Rations P-560- -- McCormick Oil Co. llttl.fl.ld 385-402- 0 706 E 3rd 385-301- 0 385-515- 5 385-351- 1 320 Littlefield, Texas PHONE or 200 W.Delano ?U9 W. DBlanp 917 Delano-3854- NEWS, 10. t969 PAGE 6, THE LEADER LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. APRIL o

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-- y ; .w v M ""nw ,i Mr Psr Wm MftRTS tj? ,. &rj$ We'll help you cut icW & i J i 0 ?. 'if t . "', your food costs. . . and m. ... TO r , v V J p give you wider selection of gifts with ,. Furr's now proudly giv y t GOLD BOND STAMPS. . .fc Frontier Stamps and GOLI BOND Stamps have turned t qold... to GOLD BON r' ? STAMPS In a joining of hant Nov , over the past weekend. s V- - ly ,7V ) tlf with this major internation . tf stamp company's fine stamp The GOLD BOND STAMf you have a larger selection gifts at redemption centers., and remember the Frontie at Stamps you now have are an ii will always be good, stamp fc ni stamp, at both Gold Bond an Frontier Redemption Center" Switch from Frontie Stamps to Gold Bond Stamp You don't the easy way. Just drop b it i.iiii o M'i pay more... any Furr's Super Market o ai mW fmf' you just either of the Gold Bond o get more! Frontier Redemption Centers star With listed below, and either or continue more savings wi GOLD BOND STAMPS ( GOLD BOND STAMPS!

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lMMM&MMMMmt 100 lOO EXTRA FREE W'lS 1 1 - With the purchase of S5.00 or more at L fs ' f Milkill rj FURR'S SUPERMARKET Coupon Expires 4 13 69 Limil one per family 100 l,' SUPERMARKETS if! SIjfifilfiFRONTER STAMP CENTER. 62U FARWELL AVE, LITTLEFIELD If I THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1969, PAGE 7 v X

Spring is clean up time and Furr's is your headquarters for spring cleaning needs. Low Miracle Prices on all your family needs and the extra bonus of Gold Bond Stamps make You a double smart shopper. Shop Furr's and SAVE!

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Edge, 4's n00 ELLOW COLO. . IV ni.tahle Or Veaetarlan's 59$isg ONIONS LB...... !l Vegetable, Chicken J f X m J Can 2 FOR 07V FRESH TEXAS ABBAGE LB - - IQh AHm FlflllR uuu unu I &k llllllllllllllllllllllllHIllllK9iMtHv-vi-Kmm LUvIl Ww TENDER H j FRESH URNIPS JUMBO LB aw mimm mmm ab.&i mmm tomato OcnD i (j mkjkimtm ' LANTS and I 7V WL MmM BELL PEPPER. jH M F " PnMH'11 UTABAS resh r calif. j IUoIHKKHH liSl!WtiyM b "" WAhjm Jily TS iHi PAGE 8. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1969 SoU'TavJ ooooooooDoooooooexaoooaoooocxx Missionaries I OLTON - I Not DeducjJ AMHERST To Speak tnvr St? IK - r !; J according to EiUr"k Monday MRS. W. B. SMITH JR. LA GRANGE 246-333- 6 MRS. LESTER In the States on a second 285-238- 5 in Deductible uXes, furlough since affiliating t h rpal 'nt AND MRS. Ralph most weight. The following S o u America." estate and 19G3 with the International MR. from AMONG THOSE from MRS. LAMAR KELLY. a Dimmltt visited were installed: Representatives Hart, property taxes J, after spring vacation from Church of the Foursquare Glover of officers ca out of town here for the Kathy, Mark and Mrs. Iva University They friends, in Olton Monday leader, Mrs. Joe Chester; Dimmltt, Cotton Center, income Baylor Gospel, Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Allen Muleshoe local trf. C o x L y n c h wedding Commons attended funeral visited her parents. Mr and the night. They are former Olton Mrs. Alfred Olton and were gasoline Cole will be acquainting Mrs. Tom eenern rain. Saturday night were Mr. and services for Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. J P Brantley and his residents. and secretary, present. Approximately 10 i.... J congregation of the Attending from Campbell Mrs. Reagan Cox and Condo in Crawford, Okla., parents, Dr and Mrs. D. J. Foursquare Gospel Church, LEAVING SATURDAY Smith. attended. iH ill Marleea, Mr. and Mrs. James recently. She was the mother U. Adams Olton were Rev. Tommy state and local Stafford in Littlefield. While 715 Phelps Ave., with their for Lake Falcon were Eldon MRS. A. are G. Cox and Gary of Pleasant of Mrs. Rudolph Harvey of here Dr. and Mrs. Stafford Bible Institute ministry Franks, Howard Hall, Judge returned home Sunday from Nelson, uastor, Rev. R. It. nni j.. Mrs. Campbelf, t; t Valley. Mr. and Toby Canadian, a former Amherst took them by plane for a which he directs in Truett Sides and Marshall Slaton where she visited retired Methodist Cox of Lubbock, Mr. and resident. fishing trip to Old Mexico. Guayaquil in Equador, at the Stone. several days in the home of Minister, Jay Spain, Gene Mrs. Hugh Gainer, of MR. AND MRS Eddie Mike had the thrill of 7:30 p.m. service Monday, GUESTS in the home of her brother and his family, Wilson, Glenn Slngleterry, Mrs. Landers were 135-poun- d Littlefield. Mr. and and daughters catching a says Rev. James Gillentine, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Small last Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grav and Fred Gordon and Bailey suchaswalerTn g in George Koumalats, Pete Gorman for Easter with marlin. pastor. weekend were their daughter children. Hair. hunting and fishing &J parents. Mr. Mrs. Koumalats. Amarillo. Tom her and and her family, Mr. and Mrs. MRS' GERTRUDE VISITING MRS. Freddie and dog licenses, Coles, ministering FoHnral B Koumalats and Nelda Price. Jim Seaton. The William Rematore and Kurt Muleshoc Mae Hysinger Sunday were t a quarter of a Lancaster of Tech students. Randy MR. AND MRS. Paul more than of Arlington, also their son visited in the home of her two of her sons and their Hamilton. Brownfield. Mr. Nelson and daughters of century ago in Washington Mrs. D. families and one daughter. ... AREA and his family, Mr. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. "" jajiciurns. years under another and Mrs. Harley Bulls of the Piano visited her parents, Mr. for four Randall Small, Jeri and Kelli Adams Monday. Her mother, They were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrs. W. E. have been South Plains College faculty. and McDaniel and organization, Dimmitt. Mrs. F. B. Gray returned to Hysinger and children of in Ecuador for of Levelland. brothers, during the Easter missionaries AND MRS. J. E. for a visit Hereford, Mr. and Mrs. Jack servicemen; decades, starting a MR. Muleshoe with her MR. AND MRS. Joe weekend. two Gibbs and bcotty of there. Hysinger, Trent, Monte and Miller and family are visiting GUESTS in the Keith BOBBY R. VAUGHN teaching program there prior visited in the home MR. AND MRS. T. E. Kanetha of Canyon and Mrs. Foursquare Amarillo relatives in Des Arc, Tomes home Thursday Senior Master Sergeant to joining the Mrs. Gibb's parents, Mr. Clark of Goldsmith visited Helen Lee of Sulphur, Okla. the local of Batesville and Plalnvlew. through Sunday were her Bobby R. Vaughn, son of denomination, and Mrs. John Ratliff last one day last week in the REV. AND Mrs. R. H. Ark., this week. Bert Grimes sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Vaughn of pastor noted. weekend. Scotty stayed to home of their daughter and Campbell attended the is operating his place of Mrs. Richard Dumas of Amherst, has received his week his Cole, a spend the with family, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. funeral for a friend, Mrs. business. Abilene. second award of the U. S. Montana native, a grandparents. Andrew and children. Wilbanks at Lemons Chapel MR. AND MRS. Charles MR. AND MRS. Jack Air Force Commendation anticipates entering AND MRS. James E. building program for new MR. MRS. BILL Carson and in Plainview Thursday Mixon and Connie were in Yarbrough visited their Medal to Whiteman AFB, Martin of Plainview visited Bryan Mo., and afternoon. for the Easter teaching facilities when he of Rollo, Mobeetie daughter and family, the Joe Mo. friends in Olton Sunday, and Mrs. Gary of Pampa, GLENN COMBEST was weekend with relatives. in returns with his wife to their Fry Simpsons Richardson Sergeant Vaughn, a attended church at First a few last week able to return home Monday early last On post later this year. To date visited days MRS. MILDRED week. their vehicle Methodist Church. In Plainview Hospital, granddaugh- maintenance rented quarters have been United the home of their parents, from HARVEY and return, thev visited Jack's superintendent, was AND MRS.. Melvin where he underwent Harvey of Devtne. and" used for classes and school MR. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Turner. surgery - ter. Rene brother wife. Mr. and decorated for meritorious visited Sunday in on his shoulder. He Is V- San Antonio, returned Lee activities. Souter MR. AND MRS. Marvin near Mrs. Yarbrough in service at Osan AB, Korea. Plainview with his mother, be improving a visit with her Mrs. Cole, born in the Preston of Borger reported to home after Brownwood. He Is now on duty at Mrs. Claudia Souter at now. cousins. Mrs. Homer Harper State of Washington, directs entertained Sunday with a MRS. PEARL Whiteman. with a unit of the Heritage Medical Annex. MRS. Bill Miss Chlae Harris. They the Christian Education and birthday dinner in honor of MR. AND and BLANCHARD had 15 Strategic Air Command. MR. AND MRS. Jimmy Dickenson Sr. and Mr. and made the trip to and from members of her familv here Sunday School Departments relatives who have birthdays The sergeant is a graduate Barnett and Rhonda of Mrs. Charley Jones visited San Antonio by plane. for dinner and a visit Easter: in the port city church. She in March. Attending from of Amherst High School. were recent guests Glenn Combest at Plainview STERLING W BO W M A N Mr and Mrs. Raymond also teaches in the Institute Amarillo Olton were Mr. and Mrs. DONNA His wife. Genne, is of Mr. and Mrs. visited her aunt, Miss Judy Gilder. Mrs. Robert Duncan and has served as president in the homes Rush Turner. Mrs. Preston hospital Sunday afternoon. daughter of Mr and Mrs. C Bill Mr. and L-D- S Bowman at Ralls during the and Stephani of Ft Worth. of the United Foursquare Bennett and and Mrs. Turner are sisters. MRS. BILL Yates Conferen V Redmon of Greelev. Mrs. Ollio Smith. There are five relatives in returned Sunday from Easter vacation from school. Mr. and Mrs. George Colo. Women. They went to White River Thompson and children of The couple, attired in MRS. CORA Wozencraft, this family who have Ruidoso, N. M., where she to West Lake where they joined Carrolton. Mr and Mrs. native dress, will be showing who is confined birthdays in Marc h. visited in the home of her Slated Weeker Donna's family who were Tommy Adams and familv artifacts from that land Texas Hospital suffering MRS. L. E. Silcott and son, daughter in law and Elder Sterling W there for an outing. and Mrs. Doris Ma of during local from injuries received in an Mrs. Dubbs Granbery grandsons, Mr. and Mr. and M their to Council WARREN GOSSETT was Lubbock appearance, Rev. Gillentine automobile accident, is returned Sunday from a ten Mrs. Joe Dan Yates, Bill and Assistant the home from McMurry EASTER GUESTS of her added The public is invited progressing well and is days bus tour "of cities and Joe Lynn. During her visit Twelve of The Churtk to a few Jesus Christ of Lattert ;i! College. Abilene, for Easter parents. Mr and Mrs V A to the service. allowed spend other interesting places. Mrs. Bill Yates helped her with his parents. Rev. and Hinds, were Mr and Mrs. minutes each day in a wheel There were 34 making this grandson, Bill Yates, Saints, will speak it i chair. Texas North Stake (dioct Mrs. Douglas Gossett and Earl Sands. Chris and C arrie tour. The group visited in celebrate his ninth birthday. sister, Linda. of Prague. Okla sue was MR. AND MRS. E. C. Tyler, Texas, Hodges MRS. BERTIE Lee Conference Saturday i MR. AND MRS. A. B. home from Amarillo also Hudson of Earth visited in Garden, Many, La., New Brown returned Saturday aunaay April u and 13 Enloe had as guests for the MR. AND MR.s Jeff Three Youths the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orleans, La., French from a month's stay in Lubbock Easter weekend Mr. and Mrs. Brantlev. Mickev sharla and Joe Chester Friday night. Quarters, Natches, Miss., Denver, Colo., where she Elder Sill is a prom Ray Enloe. Randy and Steven of Albuquerque were Were Arrested MR. AND MRS. Guy Mobile Ala.. Bellin Grath attended a floral school. insurance executive in i LeeAnn of Wichita. Kans. here for the weekend for a Granbery, Devln and David Gardens, Houston, and the MRS. WILMA Moore and western states of Denver, Mrs. MRS. W P. HOLLAND, visit with their parents, the Colo., and Astrodome, also Austin. Mrs. children of Midland, visited Active in civic groups,! D. M. Granberry Kress Jr., Debbie, Pam and Craig Harry Brantleys and P Here Monday of Silcott stated she believed last weekend in the home of has served as a member I were guests Tuesday, in the visited her uncle. Stewart Hollands. They helped Mrs the highlight of the trip was Mrs. Hubbard Moore. the Board of Regents it I A Feb 1 burglary of Mr. Mrs. C. M. Barnes, in a Hale Center ceiebrate homes of and Bellin Grath Gardens near MR. AND Luther or Utah Holland her Humdinger Drive-I- n was MRS. University hospital Friday evening. birthday Sunday The P Owen and Mrs. L. E. Silcott, Mobile, Ala. Hair ol Dallas visited several For outstanding partially solved with the also Mrs. Margarte Burrus. Holland Jrs. hosted the SHERRY MOSS, days last week in the homes performed during that to MRS. IRMA JEFFERY is GARY SCHOVAJSA arrest of three juvenile boys MR. AND MRS. Harvey spending the Easter week dinner. Monday night by city police. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of his brothers, Mr. and Mrs. he was awarded an honorJ MR. AND MRS. George Sgt Gar A Schovajsa. Garrison, Kerry and Jana of Carol Moss, is home for Bailey Hair and Mr. and Mrs. Doctor of Laws denS school vacation with her 23 son of Mr and Mrs E L The boys were caught Friona visited in the home of Don Koumalats of Amarillo Easter Holidays. Sherry is a Lauis Hair. the University of Utah. Kel daughter. Mrs. Minyard Schovajsa of Littlefield will taking two cases of soft her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. and family in San Angelo. visited friends Saturday and drinks, owned by Larry student at West Texas State MR. AND MRS. Bailey a former bishop and s'J Cox-Lync- be returning home, R. Curtis last weekend. attended the h next University in Canyon. Hair attended the Golden high council member RONNIE HUFSTEDLER week Hensley. from a Coke wedding Saturday night from a year of duty in REV. AND Mrs. J. R. STEVE MOSS, son of Mr. wedding celebration Sunday The Conference ssi and Gerald Scott of Viet Nam He was machine in front of Grimes 1.1 WEEKEND GUESTS of stationed Jennings visited relatives in and Mrs. Carol Moss, is at Albuquerque, N. M., in will be held Sunday at Lubbock visited Ronnie's at Dong Auto. Other loot taken and Mr. and Mrs E. E. Gee were Ha, near the DMZ. Lubbock recently. receiylng basic training honor of Mr. and Mrs. I, in Stake CentJ parents, the Mut Hufstedlers He in their possession in the at 0. a.m. the II1 their sons and families. Mr. entered the armed MRS. BONNIE"" Brown Fort Bliss. Steve entered the Gragg. They are the aunt and 3211 58th Street, Stil last weekend. forces Nov. 2. 1967,at Ft. Monday night attempt returned home Saturday lf MRS. JINKS DENT of and Mrs. Billie Gene Gee and included a money box service March 3. uncle of Bailey Hair. They President Franklin Polk. La., and completed his from Phoenix, Ariz., where Lubbock, sister-in-la- three sons of Irving, and Mr. containing MRS. ELDON Franks were accompanied by Mr. Gonzales, of al Sudan and her training in artillery at Ft. $1.95 from the she visited in the home of and Mrs. Jerry Gee and " Coke attended funeral for her and Mrs. Luther Hair of visitors are welcome Mrs. Melton Dickens of Bliss, in El Paso. machine. her son and family, Mr. and Truth or Consequences, N Cammie Sue of Spearman. The youths admitted uncle, J. M. Teague Sr. at Dallas. MR. AND MRS. Keith Schovajsa is a 1963 Mrs. Morris Jean Brown. Lemons Chapel in Plainview MR. AND MRS. Roye M.. were Amherst visitors graduate of Littlefield High taking 10 cartons of MOORE SALAD DRESSING Tomes and children visited cigarettes. $25 worth of WELDON of Monday. Also attending Aikman returned Monday Friday. School and attended Texas Pasadena, visited in the canned bti HIS her mother. Mrs. Bonita candy, potato chips, pies were Mr. and Mrs. Don from a two months' vacation Drain GUESTS OF parents. Tech. and home of his aunt, Mrs. Era sprouts and mix with Robertson in Robert Lee, two Franks and Mrs. Stanley in Arizona. - Mr. and Mrs. N. H. hams, $3 worth of Maye Walthall Wednesday. dress- Mr. Monday through Wednesday. pennies, and one white and Elliott of Canyon, daughter MR. AND MRS. C. C. Humphries and sister, MRS. SUE Polk, Debra Serve on salad greens. was They helped Mrs. Robertson ALCOHOL CONTENT two yellow laundry type of Mrs. Eldon Franks. Curry and granddaughter, and Mrs. Jim Melton and Dennlse of Levelland, B. M. celebrate her birthday Alcohol blood content of baskets from the Humdinger MR. AND MRS. . Gene orri Curry, left Thursday Col. Humphries of visited Mrs. Era Maye Tuesday. more than .05 is illegal for Drive-I- n Campbell, Kathy, Kay and for Pettus, to visit in the Whiteman Air Force Base. the night of Walthall last weekend. Mo. MR. AND MRS. Paul drivers in Norway, Sweden, Saturday, Feb. 1. Kammie of Amherst visited home of Mr. and Mrs. Yarbrough and children and Iceland. is the ages MR. AND MRS. Bob Monday night in the home Clifford Curry, Kyle and MR. AND MRS. Jerry This half The juveniles, M, 14 Poteet, spent several days last week allowed alcohol blood 16 have ftanai, Kelly, and of his parents, the Rev. and Billy during Easter Holidays. S' Estep and children are and been charged Kresti of Lubbock visited at Lake Brownwood. content in Texas according burglary will Mrs. R. H. Campbell. MR. AND MRS. Jimmy visiting relatives in Trent with and Sunday, in the home of his during the Easter vacation at MR AND MRS Mike to Texas Alcohol Narcotics appear before County Judge MRS. G. B. Smith and Curry, Cimmarron and Because W Stafford returned to Waco Education (TANEl mother, Mrs. Lee Poteet, daughter Stephanie of Euless Cheyenne Plainview, f school. G.T. Sides Thursday. also in the home his of of arrived Saturday for a visit in visited Sunday in the home brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clovls the home of her parents, Mr. Understand Putting you first, keeps us first. Poteet. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r IT Ulil n W GM and Mrs. Lauls Hair. Homer Curry, also in the MR. AND MRS. Jerry MR. AND MRS. Stanley Fancner and son of Hub home of her grandparents, Elliott of Canyon are Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Taylor. iSHCi IMI visited last weekend in the vacationing in Ruidosa, N. home of his parents, Mr. and GORDON THOMAS M., this week. Their son returned home last Saturday tiKVMTF "VaKPB BH wjuiS MflflH mDmA Mrs. Cloys Fancher. Wade is spending this week MR. AND MRS. Robert from Littlefield Hospital. In the home of his Hollings-wort- h Duncan and children, Miss MRS. LOIS grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, underwent tests at Jane Ann Duncan and Mrs. Eldon Franks. Boulter, all Lubbock Littlefield Hospital last of DORCAS AND Esther week. visited in the homes of Mr. Sunday School classes of and Mrs. Bob Duncan and First Baptist Church met Mr. and Mrs. Clovls Poteet, Tuesday night, in Fellowship FOODS SHIPPED last weekend. Hall for a class meeting with MR. AND MRS. Clarence Officials of the National . members of Dorcas Class as r" y w. CROP Hunger Appeal i v Grant and children of CAUl MPMaaaummaKKI hostesses. The opening organization have stated that FEEL FREE TO Lubbock visited in the home prayer was given by Mrs. R. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. it has shipped $250,000 ON US AT ANY iw G. DeBcrry. Mrs. Jewel worth of high protein foods J. T. Grant Saturday. Mrs. J. Campbell gave the devotion T. Grant returned home and other supplies to hunger Hammons on "Creation". Mrs. L. G. victims in Nigeria and Biatra Tuesday from Olton Elkins, teacher of Dorcas Community Hospital. during 1968 and thus far in FuneralHonjI Class directed the games. 1969. MR. AND MRS. Dean CHEYENNE AND Jones, Tamara and Tony of Cimarron Curry, children of Earth visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Curry, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe visited from Sunday till Chester Sunday. Wednesday with their PUT BALES OLTON FARMER'S grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Crops of Tops met Tuesday Homer Curry. Mrs. Curry morning in regular session in took them home Wednesday. IN YOUR the Women's Club House. MONDAY NIGHT, March Mrs. Joe Chester, leader, 31, the Methodist Men resided in C at the short this area met at Earth usiness meeting. for TRAILERS The TOPS their regular Sub-Distri- pledge was repeated in Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Roy unison. Members Axtell of Earth were host participaied in slimnastlcs. and hostess Mrs. for the dinner. Alfred Allen won the Rev. Bruce Parks of grab gift for having Slaton lost the spoke on "Churches in MOW. to rear Kineswcxxl F.stnlo Wagon. C'oncour.; Stntion Wagon, Sportvan uml Suburban.

DEPENDABLE MR BAIRD WITH HIGH-TES- No other wagons C0TT0K SKD have such a capacity for enjoyment. AIL VARIETIES TREATED Show you what we mc .in M iyb you're a bit more serious nlxnit the Say you're in a Chevrolet Kingswood or great outdoors So arc we That's why we offer MRSBAIRgLJ Concours Walk In Wagon, when suddenly the the Chevy Sportvan and Suburban To an tSpM WET ACID DEIINTED road becomes nothing hut chuckholos and ruts outdoorsinan they re like clear skies and rough. mosquitoes Only you can't tell it's no COTTONSEED, THI You see, Chevy wagons float along on So before you head out to see the U.S.A., WHEN YOU THINK OF computer-solecte- d coil springs that smooth better stop by your Chevrolet dealer's. Delinting even the meanest road. Littlefield Seed & Sports-Recreatio- n Dept. Stays I . ounNfcJ" Fresh Longer ci nwii h r.MWAV - THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1969, PAGE 9 i I s These Values Good April 1011-12- , 1969 60 VyuJ 4H VikRsv J&RsiSB in Littlefiold, Texas

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. I . H 1 ' L .STZZEXZZ T.V.'.ll'.C Go Boy Bar No. 322423, rrl.. Quarter Horse Stud, fee $50. WWWMSiHlBHIBWBw Phone 385-414- After 6 RHlEfflSI p.ni. ana weexenas, J03-JD- nuueiu uumucr $50 00 CASH, Churches, LEGAL NOTICES Two bedroom furnished. Co. TF-- R Call 385-896- clubs, school and D H 401 Westslde. Opening Monday TF-- S Sell Watkins April! 4th Pete Shipley. organizations. l i ..,.-- r. vanilla and pepper. See your rsn :tll 8 MOTHLKGOOSKMUSEin fl "Need responsible person in city and county Watkins l",LLL- area to over all M hour, day or week operated by Mrs. u Littlefield take Dealer, for this and CHILD CARE b payments on model 385-432- late products. H. B. Wallln, 313 The State B Max Houk. For information call M SHERIFF'S SALE The State of Texas nfT.... Redecorated four bedroom sewing machine. Equipped East 13th St., Littlefield, OF TEXAS H r, THE STATE FAY 507 S Westslde Ave. 5-- 4 with automatic 385-606- TO: BARBARA call 38 137 for Phone County of LAMB single woman ja.S""y Information. Also furnished blind hems, buttonholes, AYERS.a apartments. TF-- P fancy patterns, etc. Balance GREET NOTICE IS HEREBY J Wanted year round farm NICELY furnished three due $24.56, four payments FOR LEASE-G- ulf Station, of a GREETING: per week. Leo per month. Write GIVEN That by virtue Y(JU are CommiiMi.j hand, $75.00 room brick apartment. All $6.48 and Hall, Call 385-390- sale Issued 285-245- 385-515- 9th certain order of appear Smith, Day phone T RENT OR SALE: Two Credit Manager, 1114 19th TF-- by filing , ;'J bills paid. Phone FOR or see Slow Grlssom. 99th t L our of the Honorable You are commanded to answer Olton, Texas. bed room. Street, Lubbock, Texas."TF-- lne Mil and three District Court of Lubbock appear by filing a written petition '", . 385-467- Ophelia Stone. County, on the 31st day of answer to the plaintiff's o'clock March 1969. by J. R. Dever. petition at or before 10 Monday a;,!'. is FOR RENT: Furnished after the .. The First Baptist Church Clerk, of said Court for the o'clock A. M. of the first of davs f,nm taking applications for the apartments Phone WANTED TO BUY 1,000 42 .mi 385-536- Hundred expiration nursery TF-- I TWO bedroom furnished, gal. propane tanks, with 250 sum of Four Monday after the position of paid Twenty and No100 of 42 days from the date of n:?JM worker. Anyone interested is plumbed for washer, fenced fbs. working pressure. Keeth plus W. Call Gas Clovls, N. M ($420.00) Dollars issuance of this Citation, the day o April, A D, 196)1 to contact Al Jordan, at back yard. 322 4th. Co., 7 per annum 385-896- TF-- S Interest at same being Monday the 28th O 385-441- Pete Shipley, ui uciuie iu Clock AJ THREE room furnished from November 19, 1964, day of April, A. D., 1969, at before the HonnriM.fi apartment, All bills paid. fees plus $100.00 attorney's or before 10 o'clock A. M., District Court ol Ltitbcl Part time job. Drive truck to 123 N. Westslde. Phone niPTj and costs of suit, under a FOR SALE or rent: one, before the Honorable 99th wuunsy, Lubbock and back each 385-405- WIIIShow.5 ei we low Hcl houses Contracts, Judgment, In favor of Court of Lubbock In Lubbock, Tex 1 evening. Call 385-455- two, three bedroom District and apartments, some SAnyt line, Enthusiastic Municipal Investment County, at the Court House plaintiff's petition wiiij Sservlce j Corporation In a certain Said Men wanted to work in farm furnished. Small down In Lubbock, Texas. on me :uth dly FURNISHED apartment for payment on houses sold. cause in said Court, No. plaintiff's petition was filed 1969, supply store. 25-4- 0 years 50 lb. Phillips 66 fertilizer The i rent Bills paid 385-336- TF Balance paid out like rent. only $1.39 with each oil Plains ; 57234 and styled on the 20 day of February, numoer ot said suit old. Some auto or I MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT Implement parts experience Located all over Littlefield. change, wash job or five 1969. The file number of No. 59444 The nn? Call K. Houk, 385-483- 0 or of gas CORPORATION vs. said suit being No. 59443. the parties In said pay, Sallons purchased. Real Estate f a suit n desired. Good 385-349- TF-- L. WALKER, Office 66-5- 00 Phelps CHALMA The names of the parties In hospitalization and life single man, placed In my Iviumi.lr'ML INVESTS' Paid Ave. PHONE 385-32- 11 ;j: said suit are: Municipal CORPORATION i Plii insurance. vacation I hands for service, I, E. D. as 385-379- 0 Investment Corporation and JESSIE WILKSCAI', Profit sharing trust and other C:Roy Wade jj as Sheriff of McNEESE Plaintiff, and Barbara Fay feme sole, as Defendant, Gebo Distributing 385-4888- 1 benefits House for Sale three House outside city limits. 56-- 2 D. Onstead did, DUNN cotton seed. Lamb County, Texas, Ayers, a single woman, as The nature said Hall 1 and ol i Company, 508 bedroom, 34 baths, big Living room, kitchen, Germination Bennle on the 1st day of April Littlefield TF-- utility room, all wire dining area, three bedroom. 90. Defendant. oeing suostantlally electric 1969, levy on certain Real wit-Thi- s new Harmon, Amherst. The nature of said suit follows, to or gas, Gas or electric heat. Ceramic tile bath, floor 246-321- Estate, situated in Lamb being substantially as is a suit 800 Furneaux or 227-671- 1 covering in kitchen, dining described as County, Texas, follows, to wit: of a caving i 5-- 1 Newly foreclosure in Sudan. area, and bath. follows, to-wi- hardwood floors. This is a suit for on the following descrtl finished Saws machine filed and set jEMffiffi Lot Seven (7), Block a paving lien washer. Phone foreclosure of property: Lots Seven'.! Plumbed for handsaws $1.50. Power Twenty-Si- x (26), Original two 385-319- on the following described and Eighteen By owner, large connection. Call T Blades Chisel tooth 10c inch of Littlefield, Lamb (lj steady day bath, large Our deep gratitude to all our Town property: Block Thirty-Eigh- t MAID wants bedroom, diameter, Fine tooth and many acts of County, Texas; and levied Block 385-438- dining room, fully friends for the Lot Three (3), Two Original Town of Oft work Johnnie kitchen, combination 15c Inch. James upon as property of 4 10-- carport, nice kindness For the prayers, the (2), Westflats Addition to Lamb County, Texas; int Mae Albert carpeted, Wood. 209 E. 16th, Phone food and floral CHALMA L. WALKER, a Fenced, 385-434- 8 wonderful the City of Littlefield, Lamb amount of $553.00 i neighborhood. after 4 p.m. TF-- single man and that on the storage house. 717 E. 13th. arrangements The County, Texas; In the interest at the rate of it, Dr In May 1969, 385-454- Hospitality House, first Tuesday amount of $140.00 plus (7) per cent per annumfr: Want to buy used A type ALL kinds alterations, Shipp, Bro. Ken Johnson the same being the 6th day Interest at 7 per annum August 29, 1967. ' hog houses or single unit Canelo Hail No. 497835 and Mrs. J. E. Knight and of said month, at the Court from November 19, 1964, reasonable attorney's ': a bedroom, covered buttons, for sows. Phone For Sale three button-holes- , Mr. family. THE FAMILY OF House door of Lamb houses Call Quarter Horse Stud, fee $35. belts. and for reasonable attorney's ana costs oi sun two bath brick home. 385-387- City of Phone After 5 Mrs. G. E. Seifres, 905 E. LARENA M. ROGERS, County, in the fees, and costs of suit. is 385-526- it mis uiauon ri p.m. TF-- 6th St., Phone 385-397- FLOYD ROGERS, SABRA Littlefield, Texas, between If this Citation is not served within 90 days i ELLEN DAVIS AND the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 served within 90 days after the date of its issuance,! said Will keep children in my FAMILIES p.m., by virtue of levy the date of its issuance, it shallbe returned unsti For Sale or Rent: Three I Good used aluminum pipe in and said order of sale. will 14th i home. Mrs C E Cowan bedroom house, 410 Wood USED watches $10.00 shall be returned unserved. Issued this the 385-354- at a sell said described 2 TF-- 667-398- 4", 5", 6", 7". 8" sizes, up Ladies or men's. Pratts above of March A. D., 1969. Phone St.. Amherst, Call 0 Issued this the 14th day good price. We also have the Jewelry. TF-- P Real Estate at public vendue, Given Given under my handii in Petersburg. TF-- March A. D., 1969. well known extruded for cash, to the highest under my hand and seal of seal of said Court, at cCi ALCOA Aluminum pipe in bidder, as the property of said Court, at office in in Lubbock, Texas, thill We used tley said CHALMA L.WALKER, A, For Sale or Rent, Houses all sizes. buy FOR SALE-Bran- Drive Lubbock, Texas, this the 14th day of March and apartments. Chester aluminum pipe. Before you In. Mrs. M. B. Welborn. a single man. 14th day of March A. D., 1969. 385-429- S ton Ford Pickups, And in compliance with CIH Harvey. TF-- trade see State Line 385-450- TF-- 1967 12 1969. J. R. Dever. District Irrlgation-Littlefie- ld, 352 engine, standard law, I give this notice by J. R. Dever, District Clerk. 99th District CtJ COMFORTABLE bedrooms Muleshoe. TF-- S transmission, excellent publication, In the English 99th District Court Lubbock County, TiJ for men. New Home. Heated For sale or lease: three For sale: Five young condition. $1,275.00. 1967 language, once a week for Lubbock County, Texas Bv Nancy Woodward, De;J 385-360- N. consecutive rooms. Phone 204 bedroom, brick. 615 parakeets. Pontlac Catalina, three weeks By Nancy Woodward Deputy $ Nancy Woodtil ( 385-537- TF-- L CUSTOM farm One blue and four E. 9th St. TF-- Sunset. WE DO green. clean, good condition, Immediately preceding said sNancy Woodward $3. each. Mrs. Don 385-444- work, Shredding, tanden, 7 of In NEWS E. $1,775.00. Call day sale. the FOR SALE or trade. Three discing, offset discing, Tucker, 1215 8th. 385-469- AND LEADER, a newspaper Littlefield. 4-- 1 3-- T weekdays, breaking, and anhydrous TF-- R FOR RENT: Furnished one bedroom with acreage on Sundays. published in Lamb County. Notice To Bidders See highway at Littlefield. Joe ammonia application with Witness my hand, this 1st Sealed proposals for the and two bedroom Bill apartments. Adults only. 385 Young, 1309 Atkins, stubble mulshers. Davis, day of April 1969. purchase of one refuse HART CAMP TF-- Brownfield, Phone Amherst, 246-348- CITY TRADING Post has FOR Deisel E. D. MCNEESE collection nacker unit for 3880. 385-583- TF-- SALE: 4020 637-400- TF-- for sale cigarettes, $3.05 a John Deere Tractor with Sheriff, LAMB County, Texas the City of Littlefield, GRAIN v: carton, package, 32c, STP, Texas, will be received at the jj 79c a can, most ventilated cab. Purchased for major new December, 1968. Used . City Hall, 100 Sixth Street, brands of oil, qt. 39c, 270 hours. May be seen at until 7:30 p.m. o'clock, May automatic transmission or Fruit Trees-Sha- de Trees i Deal Luce-Nelso- n Implement Co., 1, 1969, and then publicly Special brake fluid a can 39c. We Texas. Call ' nnanari unri m.iH Pnnlflt ni carry a line of Littlefield, Shrubs-Ro- so on ADS! large Melvln Edwards, Lubbock, Bushes. Etc the specifications and bid CLASSIFIED u snoiguns, revolvers ana may be at vj Porter or Tom forms obtained Funk's rifles. Ammunition, tools, JOHN'S .N'UItSEHY of City N Hilbun, Littlefield, i the Office the trailers, tubs, buckets, drugs, 385-513- Manager. and Q rugs, beds, garbage cans, 8th & Westslde, 383 8988 I LEADER-NEW- S Jim R. Shearer ISorghum Sudan Grsis Hvoj 8 radios. T.V.'s. T.V. Aerials. City Manager garden tools, clocks, jewelry, BOX 72. LITTLEFIELD musical instruments, Car for sale: 1957 12 CLEANINGEST carpet typewriters, adding Mercury turn pike cruiser, you ever so saddles and cleaner used, machines, automatic, needs easy too. Get Blue Lustre. 385-448- bridles. Have to move You can mail your ad to the address above. Or you can phone it to 15, transmission worked on. 804 Rent electric shampooer $1. two, three, and four room 385-348- W. 8th. Make 0 houses. Excellent for storage Nelson's Hardware. Leader-New- Offer. Wholesale Route Salesman Or you can take it to the 313 W. 4th, Littlefield. or farm hands. Sportsmen we will order for you any of for a PUT 1 WORD IN EACH SPACE. PRICE IS GIVEN WITH THE LAST brand shotguns or rifles. Clovcrlake Dairy Foods has opening Obtainable for 10 over Ice WORD, DON'T FORGET TO INCLUDE YOUR ROAD ADDRESS, TOWN Route Salesman in Littlefield. Milk and WITH wholesale cost. Across from salary and AND PHONE NUMBER, YOU'LL GET BRTTER RESULTS Nelson's, just north of Furr Cream Route. Guaranteed profit-sharin- g and other COMPLETE DETAILS. TF-- commission. Insurance, Foods. e COMPLETE EXTERMINA- company benefits. No experience needed. CLASSIFICATION: (Circle one)Help wanted - Wanted Business TION Service, household will train you. Must be married and equivalent Opportunities Business Services Houses to Rent Houses for Sale FOR SALE: 8- - track pests as roaches, mice, rats, of high school education. trans-worl- d car tape 293-136- Plainvlew, or Lost & Found Special Notices Personal Services Card of Thanks deck. termites, etc. Tree and lawn Contact Jack Barker, 7 in Ants, for Rent Miscellaneous for Rent Miscellaneous for Sale Bought from Pat's. Mounted spraying, bird repelling, Joe Jacobs in - in desk console, two One year Littlefield. Miscellaneous Real Estate Notices Legais nets Autos, hucks ror moth proofing. speakers. Mike Grlssom, written service warranty. Sale. TCU Box 30394, Fort Low rate, $2.50 a Worth, Texas. 4-- 1 3-- room crawling insects. Call Cloverlake Dairy Foods Rates on classified advertising collect: Levelland, I are: 6 cents per word 'irst insertion; FREE OFFER S 894-382- Davidson Pest . N I Wanted: to sell two piece 3 cents per wn'J each additional living room suits $97.50 to Control, 111 First Street, I'laiiiview consecutive insertion. X If you'll give it away, V $139.95. Plain and floral Levelland, 15 years covers. Bigham Furniture, experience. TF-- 1 0lt?JmTT I Leader-New- s will S The Leader Newt i not responsible for The 310 W. 4th. St. TF-- c"ejir'U!so I Please read mistakes after first insertion O CAMPERS and your All classified accounts are due i give you the ad free for PICKUP ad. Askew Texaco, 401 ""wBfiftJi COME IN SOON and payable 10th of month following S o trailers. LJHMritaCa.1 X will appear A Used Turbine pumps 220' Littlefield. TF-- Insertions A flat reblllmg fee of $1 00 one time. It E. 9th, VTumtrl 8 5", 150' 4", 150' 5". These will be charged for all accounts 30 days v column, are all oil tubs In good KNOW past due for all successive rebllllngs. 0 In 'Free Offer' x VscccoosvscecoooccroccAi condition. after 6 p.m. 4-- 1 0-- WHERE DEADLINES you're Good blooded Gilts for sale. LAMB COUNTY LEADER-NEW- S 12 mile east on Spade Phelps Ave. I GOING highway and 1 mile north of 10 A.M. WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. SATURDAY 385-548- 7 Littlefield. Call 1 on this L BEllSffiBMII!:ITTLEFIELD after 5:00 p.m. TF-- JM'li RENT CONVALESCENT year's equipment at Brittaln Repossessed Stereo tape Pharmacy. Wheel chairs, recorder, records and plays crutches, hospital beds, lis in Stereo. Excellent other items. Complete line condition. Portable. Convalescent needs. TF-- COULD YOU SELL 1 385-449- MOORMAN TAX ,( 1.00 Time TF-- S FEEDS? to MONUMENTS and INCOME memorials. Display at 1500 Because ol o'eatly expanded Ave. Call line of products, we have an People who know where Wanted: To sell Mattress and Nichols Toby opening for local sales a 385-353- work 1 Box 1 00 1 Time 1.00 1 Time 00 1 Time 1,00 1 Time 1,00 1 Time Springs. $32.50 to Walker, Thorouoh on the Job training they're going lake their aVM ! f . . a. t I . t . i a ,. a i , . a TF-- is. ' li li ,i, f $47.50 each. Bigham Littlefield. and research backing Furniture, 310 W. 4th St.TF- - Excellent employee benefits, lax returniloH&RBlOCK. Complete Home nights. MATTRESS RENOVATED Would prefer Our service It so quick, I. mattress rebuilt, new person who has been In Return 1 1 business or 1 102 Time 1,08 1 Time 1.14 1 Time 1.20 Time box springs. farmed for self convenient and inexpen- - 5C 1.00 Time mattresses and m r t w t - Q I row All Inquiries tola) ' Mil' I. AM ,i,, am U - Four Eversman bed present bed springs held In strict .Mil shaper. Complete, less tool Your confidence, Glad to arrange ie, yoj can'l afford lo converted to box springs. Interview, bar. $120. H. L. Messamore. write P O Box worry about Mrs. Claude btetrey, dial 72, Littlefield 4 13 T your return. Three west of Amherst. Stitch-ln-Tlm- 1 385-338- or 1.26 1 Time 1,32 Time 1.38 1 Time i 1.50 1 Time This yeor go BIOCK. 144 jm, 385-314- ns 0W auli, ! - ' ! t ft f iiii r m A4 it , i, ,t f t Agents for A&B Mattress Co., Lubbock. TF-- UUARANTEi PLASTIC engravers. Name ..., ra n .'' badges, plates, sets and We guarantte accurate preparation ol .. .. inllni'i desk - psnoiiy"' 385-556- my we any small signs. Call WiiMJMJJUMJJWJUMIJWJLln Ml mi male any errors that cost you 1 1.68 1 1 1 1 1.66 1 Time 1.62 Time Time 74 Time 1.80 Time for your needs. mLmmmCm-ntL'm'Mfnfrtr- we will pay the penolty or Inttrtil, CALL 53777 F SERVICE (0,

Radios-Stereo- 1 1 1 1 SHEEP FOR Color or BW TV s h.r 1.98 Time 2,04 Time SALE. Tape Machines "" 1.86 1 Time Time 2.10 Time rrnLrYsrrcr. nlticU '- ' Rambioliit ewes. Contact , 1. . . " -' ' ' ' - aouw .1. ' 385-341- 3 385-465- America's Largest Tax With Ovar u "'""""'I ""' 'I" ' or TF-- WE REPAIR ALL BRANDS Service 711 1 Time 2 Times Times HALL , Enclosed Is $ For AVE PHELPS TOMMY'S ELECTRONICS littlefield! 519 -- 385-M- !! Q A Ph, J0 Send The Bill To. DIAL 8 Wootrlnuc M .ft P M SnL--- . 95 Address. .City. Tt-- ! X-X--Xtt MbvnuuD X X M-X- M zuyy:vyS'SyvyyzrsVVVVia&V&l' X X X X X X XX ,NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

"fl THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS. THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1969. PAGE 1 1 jiTTLEFIELD Little League Player Signup Extended

Little Leaguers flocked with their Summer parents to the Junior high auditorium Basketball Iji.dav sign as evening to up partuipants in the 1909 summer baseball program. Arrordlng to a count by League Program president Bob Ilromlow, 149 Offered registered to play. This figure is down somewhat from the 162 who signed up last spring. licdav summer rjasKeiDaii four, seven-minut- e quarters will be Coaches Duncan and Trees also have Bromlow announced yesterday .uillbconereu lot timed. forms available. " ....u The completed forms morning he was extending the ..ji- - u in i. tt eried lenD Hoys between the ages .irn of 12 and should be given to either of the registration until tryouts, James Duncan. those with high the next ball coach school eligibility coaches prior to the - cutoff time of Tuesday for 10 and 11 year olds and , remaining are eligible to participate. announcing ibi May 25. A boy cannot participate if he ,3& Thursday for 9 and 12 year olds. mere wouiu uu no Each of the age groups will MH LtrnDhaszecl form has not submitted a registration P Forms are available for those boys Iilmcolf'- nr hie leagues. u"Tby eiuici.i.u.. - " "We hope to have four teams form. .. w who have not yet registered. They can r. it fin nf per league," Duncan said. The games will be played at the be picked up from Bromlow at Piggly allowed by the University Practice periods are set up by ages: lis not high school gymnasium. The school Wiggly. Registration will also be with IhoUstic League...... a.m. will also furnish the basketballs and him at the same store. win oc nt-i- uuiiy kmi sessions scoreboard clock. Jerseys will also be Bromlow said he was short one - in whlch re8ular the Piod- furnished for the games. coach for a Minor League team. Any p.m. The boys must furnish their own man interested in working with boys 1G and up 7:30 p.m. shoes, sox, shorts and towels. and who has knowledge of baseball is Each player registering will be The program will last 15 days, from urged to contact Bromlow soon. assigned to a team. Each team will June 12 through June 28, according to Following next week's tryouts, the have a captain who is responsible for Duncan. annual player auction will be that having his players at the games. No fees will be charged the boys for Friday night. And in the Sunday-editio- A form is reproduced page on this the program, nor will any admission be of the Leader-News- , a that can be used for registering. charged spectators for the games. complete roster of all Major and Minor League teams will be published. i LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS and their parents swarmed to the Workouts for teams will commence that following week, with the first BOY'S SUMMER BASKETBALL junior high auditorium Tuesday night to register for the 1 969 season. PROGRAM League officials feel there were still some who could not attend, and game to be played the eening of May have extended the signing until Tuesday. 5. ! FOR LITTLEFIELD LETTER K REGISTRATION FORM Red Cross Collects $5J66.85

At a regular meeting of the Lamb will be conducted June 4 at Lake J I Please fill in and return to Coach Jerry Trees in Littlefield Junior Continued from Page 1 What I to County Chapter of American Red Murray Stale Park at Ardmore, Okla. rcall wanted I High or Coach James Duncan in Littlefield High School, before "especially since I have no aunts of my Cross Board Friday, reports were made Youths interested in be was a jockey!" I May 25, 1969. The dates taking the course for the program are June 12 through own. We hadn't heard from anyone in on the progress of the March Fund are asked I June 28, 1969. to contact the Red Cross so many, many years." Drive in the county. office for application blanks. Name, Age on Sept. 1, 1969. "My mother's cousin went to Olton went over the goal with Attending the Friday meeting were Czechoslovakia to visit," Mrs. Vasek $1,360.18 collected. Mmes. N. N. Frey. Lester LaGrange, )0WLING said, "and she said you have to be so Fieldton raised $103.61-ov- er their Ray Smith. Lyle Brandon, Bonnie I agree to play in the summer basketball program in Littlefield. I careful. You can't speak out there, goal-a- nd Pleasant Valley reached their Haberer, Ruth Wade and J. P. Arnold MWS will play on the team to which I am assigned. I am to furnish my sometimes you have to whisper. So goal of $150. shoes, sox, and shorts. I will not hold theschool liable for any many people in Czechoslovakia don't Spade reported a collection of VVlEAQuE accidents. believe in God since the Communists $189.94, Hart Camp receUed $78, t Won Loit took over," she said. in collected 33 15 Please sign. "But this Sudan $196.50. Earth. i ! 30 18 letter, they still sound like they are $734.45, Amherst, $162.73, and 25 23 religious people, and I'm real proud of Littlefield. $2,129.67. For Classifieds 8 40 Student Parents ' that. Total collections were $5.166 85 individual game Sue Mlxon, "And my aunt really 208. looks good to for the county Dial 385-14- 81 E . dual series Nell Timlan. 507. high I Vasek -- be Mrs Mrs Wade executive I ind tinei Team No 3. 934 and Ruth Date. B concluded. "This all means so much to secretary, announced to the board that me, since I have so few relatives," the 1969 aquatic and first aid school ahe Ruth Players uctioned To Teams EQUIPMENT :!aer auction to line up the four Below is a listing of the players on lefield teams of the each of the Littlefield teams, along" organized Babe Ruth League with their team sponsors and coaches. eld Tuesday night, with an eye Rosters for Amherst and Sudan -- t April 25 league starting date. were not ready for publication, but ::louts for the teams will will be published as soon as the jr-.- . . "Ty r. r W iwnm 'face Monday evening, when all coaches have them completed. es rld leam players are to report WE'RE HOME PLATE FOR SAVINGS American Legion Held at 6 p.m. SECURITY STATE HANK auction was held to line up Richard Eddings, Coach for each of the four local Danny Estrada, Matt Giles, Terry Each club can have no more Hartley, Don Washington, Doyle jfiie so the auction Washington,Larry Ashley, Bobby pff with the oldest boys, then Holmes, Russell Turner, Geado BASEBALL SHOES and finally the young Gonzales, Royce Merrifield, Ricky just out of Little League. Lynn Stamps, Randy Cook, Kenneth ! Ruth Leacue ronlnrns thp Albert, Cris Pope. ud Colt Leagues that have been STATE LINE IRRIGATION METAL LITTLE LEAGUE i kere the nast number of vears. AND CLEATED SPECIAL! will be taken into I! & C I'UiMI "u Legion, Joe Johnson, Coach as no auction held for the Ralph Funk, Larry Birkelbach, Brad 3 wa Amherst 99 teams, as only one Nace, J. E. Johnson, Alan Mackey, fill DP fnrmnrl In nr tl.n..n nnl. Terry autles. Randy Dayton, Kclton White, Thev will nlav in the. Bryson, Danny Cushion, Honarato 798 Held league, '3 however, making it a 5ai league. Trejo, Leonard Richey, Danny Ray SEVERAL OTHER APPROVED V Black, Larry WriM LITTLE LEAGUE STYLES AT $8.95 and $9.99 VSk YrARERICHEY Dagwood Conley, Coach Glenn Short, Mike Carter, Arthui YOUR BOY DESERVES Wayne Johnson, John Bell, Glenny LOUISVILLE SLUGGER Francis, Kenny Francis, Eddie Surrett Randy Wesley, David Williams GOOD EQUIPMENT Emmett Heard, Floyd DeVaughn. 1 &culU BASEBALL BATS Randall Parker, Juan Villafranco, Foy Watson 0? LARGE STOCK DRUG Any Athlete Will Tell You He Can RODEN Cv s Perform Betterln Good Equipment. SIZES & WEIGHTS James Trammell, Coach Give Your Son An Even Chance, By Dennis Cowen, Chuck fllevlns, Darrell Out Fitting Him Well. Jay Trammell, Lupe Sierra, Clayton, BASEBALLS Good Equipment Also Lasts Longer Jerry Cox, Tim Walker, Bobby And Is Usually Safer, Too. Walter Herring, Kenny SATURDAY Matthews, OFFICIAL LITTLE LEAGUE $1.39 Owens, Steve Carr, Kelly Pratt, Craig to.SO Ratliff, Jim Harris. REGULATION SIZE ALSO IN STOCK nn LNi'3 ""'OP'iTaoOPM K DOUBLE ' . , mr 4JV 4 IAIN EVENT M GLOVES BUDDY COLT --VS- .US "Up in the major' leagues this all changes!" OVER 200 IN STOCK """H'lO,, ' IEF wwwm j&B LITTLE EAGLE r BEST NAMES IN BASEBALL

MORE SKATING HOURS M ' FAQ XK7 TEAM MATCH w m VW i . 98 95 The MONDAY THRU THURSDAY. . 7 to 9 P.M. TM 7ZV $ K02AKS FRIDAY 5 to 7:30 P.M. vV TO 15 "I J,... r fe" O ard Nick .1 to 4 P.M. -- vs- SATURDAY BASEBALL UNIFORMS 2:30 to 5 P.M. THE JAPS SUNDAY NOW IN l!!1 Yolo"chi ALL SKATES ADMISSION GAME UNIFORMS TOP CONDITION, 75c CAPS and HOSE IMflllF:Vl(i!l NEWLY REPAIRED! 'TTLEFIELD fLONGSLEEVE UNDERSHIRTS LITTLEFIELD SPORTS ARENA i'SOCK and SUPPORTERS sp IJHHllVJiH wis Arena Call 385-411- 2 For Party Dates...... j PAGE 12. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFILLD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1969 Spade Methodist Ch. l City Police organized In 1932. " Dad was marin . " Hoard of Stewards almost ! PEP Investigate To Past continually in ,l Journey ever since, "ai cjj, tt.n.t-n- - tu-.imt- ! He i A Ufc .M . Accidents hne nl . mjww PARROTT SCOTT treasurer and .1 4 ANN 933-223- 0 MBY EVALYN ALBUS , Jm i'fl afternoon, MKwIwiIIW School. ' AiV Saturday city HelsalJVJjH police investigated a wreck MR. AND MRS Robert Doc Jungman over the Mr and Mrs. Steve Ellis and ".- - nuuee anri , ' a 19G1 to Olney, j Walker of Fort Worth visited Easter weekend was Mr and family. Sunday evening were which involved (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is Part II of pastures and they moved Spade School. """"Win Cadillac driven by James got a as oil guager for their parents. Mr and Mrs. J. Mrs. Hilly Witt Jungman and Mr and Mrs. Paul Albus and the history of the Roy B. McQuatters where Dad job well of In church, Mother W. Walker and family and sons of Lubbock. family Edwin Shot family, by Veta McQuatters the Pure Oil Company. 'l a 1967 written as song .11? ,ia: Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Franklin MR. AND MRS. Jody DINNER GUESTS In the Llttlefield and leader, pianist Leo Bolton.) and family and other friends Helnrich and family of home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J Chevrolet driven by His job was to measure the depth of Youth Fellowship and relatives over the Easter Mrs. Jungman Sunday, were Mr. Dixon Rochelle of Amherst. the oil In storage tanks, take Its teacher and fc.&: Slaton, Mr. and the U. S. presidentT'o was traveling this time holidays. Gaulbert Demel and family, and Mrs. Robert Walker, Mr. Shotwell About temperature and gravity and then turn Society of ChrUtl.nc r,lheW, when -- DINNER GUESTS in the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Demel and Mrs. C. J. Feagley and west on Fourth Street Government passed another it pipeline It would be ""wvice. pulled a Into the where homo of Mr. and Mrs V E. and son, Kevin and sons. Mr. and Mrs. J. W Rochelle out of homestead bill making It possible for We experienced Mary place carried to the refineries. Glumpler, Sunday, were Jane Demel of Lubbock Walker and family, Mrs. parallel parking into one to file on 640 acres Instead of hardshlnsnftv,j.....fPr'loni Clara Albus and Rheinart. were Sunday guests In the Valeria Shannon and sons, the path of the Shotwell so Dad filed on a claim at In 1910 Dad helped drive a herd of vehicle, according to the 320. Louise Albus of Amarillo, Mr. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Toby Smith New cattle to Dlmmltt. Early one morning ? c,li home of and Anton report. Mllnesand, Roosevelt County, food becau. and Mr. and Mrs. James Demel. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Investigating officer's started the herd and drove it 1 Police Investigated two Mexico, then World War One came on they chickens, hogs Glumpler and familv. ENTH A Ralph Simnacher and down through what Is now Main and garden In Temple over MRS. wrecks Monday. and Dad was Inducted into the armed VISITING CAMPBELL was dismissed daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Besides, we were Mr and Mrs. A 1967 Chevrolet pickup, services. Street. had our Easter recently from the Llttlefield Witt Jungman and sons of check (tho .. ." and family. Mrs. driven by Bobby N. Williams .i Franklin Green Hospital where she was a Lubbock, Mr. and Dad trained at Camp Travis, San People jumped out of bed and went of MR. AND MRS. Al Mary, of Llttlefield overturned pure cream) and although patient for several days. Frank Simnacher and Antonio. Dad and Mother had planned hurrying out in their night shirts and William Duesterhaus visited DINNER GUESTS Rita Bustamante, Mr. and when he was traveling east a to get married in the spring of 1918 gowns to get pictures of the herd. ioo rl relatives and friends in Sunday at the home of Mr Mrs. Doc Jungman, Wayne on Kelllng Street and tie -- us he soon D", "'" 'iea 50c i Rhlneland over the Easter and Mrs. Eddie Schlottman Green. Gerald Simnacher. rod came loose. but he was notified that a On his way back Dad passed holidays. were Andy Schlottman and Missy Reynolds, Father Later Monday, 1958 would be shipped overseas so they , There wasn't much .. we Knew In litti, GUESTS in the home of Mrs. Chevrolet driven by Wllburn moved the wedding up to Christmas of through Littlefield. "" children and Elizabeth Corcoran, and Betty Jane .it-.- uvaiiiuiu tor iooa Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schlottman all of Llttlefield. Albus. Elmer Allen of Littlefield 1917. Dad was to get a furlough and town but Dad liked the looks of the West Lupton and family of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer were DINNER GUESTS for was traveling east on go to New Mexico for the wedding but land and resolved that some day he The man rtiH m..... Mr. Eighth and was going to Nazareth Sunday, was evening guests. Easter in the home of Mr. just before the time come, he was told would come back and buy a farm but and Mrs. Conrad Demel and Mrs. make a right turn into his Sfre21b?"nowork'ow CONRAD DEMEL. and Jerry Decker and that he could only get a one day pass little did he think that it would be ' any family. Eugene, Billy, David, family of Anton were Mr. drive at 700 West Eighth money lo so Mother began considering going to nineteen years before he would realize hemTVbut Dad and Mother SPENDING SEVERAL Dorothea, and Timothy and Mrs. Ray Decker and when a 1956 Chevrolet n driven by Steven Ray San Antonio. that dream. their rnllnr inJ ik..j .. .. days over the Easter holidays went to White River familv. " Littlefield Of canned mpnr rrnH ,.M.i.i.i at Possum Kingdom Lake Saturday morning and SUSIE BISHOP, Rountree of She discussed It with her school In the spring of 1929 when we got were Mr and Mrs. Norman returned the same evening. granddaughter of Phillip which was following Allen, eees and buttor anrt !, .. his trustees, who all had sons in the our vacation, we went to Littlefield Demel and bovs. SUNDAY GUESTS in the hit him as he was making lady said later, "You will neurt Simnacher, left Wednesday service, and they told her that if she prospecting and Dad and Mother MR. AND MRS Larry home Mr. and Mrs. Max visit parents, Mr. right turn. The Allen vehicle of to her and uui mm iooo. am lor us. It tide visited was damaged on the right wanted to go she could have a two bought a farm six miles east of McCain and sons Demel and family were Mr. Mrs. Everett Bishop and over unm we could in side and fender. Rountree's weeks' leave with full pay so she went. Littlefield In the Spade community getajob,"!) friends and relatives and Mrs. Leo Ruzicka and family of Odessa. Ihtc tlmo It time n..t ..... i . Arizona over Easter. familv of Friona. MR. AND MRS. Paul car received damages on the but we did not move on it until members to mAko na,.m... . JERRY MEYER from SUPPER GUESTS in the Albus and family are left front fender and left Mother recalls that the trains were October. pastor s salary with egeUbl Fort Worth visited his home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul spending several days at bumper. so crowded that people had to stand in Our land had been put in meat, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Albus and family, Saturday Possum Kingdom Lake. the aisles and they would take it turn uuhci unu eggs. Easter cultivation and there was a small four Meyer over the were Mrs. Victoria Albus of They were accompanied by ibout standing and sitting but she got holidays. room house on it. When we took Dad recalls with glee, one Littlefield, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bishop and .here alright and they were married CHARLES CAMPBELL, family and Mr. Mrs. possesion of our farm we felt a great Sunday Mother went to r Connie Kuehler of and Dhristmas Eve 1917. son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Brownfield, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Kuehler, both from deal like the Israelites must have felt wearing her new blue dress uithll Campbell, to !1 returned Clancy Martin and family of Brownfield. She spent two weeks in San when they reached their Promised outtons on it and her new blue Austin Saturday, where he is Paso, El Mr. and Mrs. Stee MR. AND MRS. Eddie Antonio and returned to her Land. She sat In the choir and m! a student at the University Ellis Clint Schlottman school and son of recently went to and Dad soon whispered, "Your wife looks tl of Texas. Morton, Mr. Mrs. Harlan left for France. A few families had preceded us to and Ardmore. Okla., where banker's wife!" Dad chuckled JUSTIN DEMEL is Currv and daughter. Kim of a the community but many more came Schlottman attended In June 1919 Dad got back home himself for he knew that motto spending Easter with his El Paso. Mr. and Mrs. Bob health clinic Then they the same year that we did. Most of Mr Mrs. and Dad and Mother had the second paid $3 for her dress and $1.50( parents. and Elliston and daughter. visited Mr. and Mrs. John faLiBr them lived in small houses and a few Gaulbert Demel and family Mickie Mr installment on their honeymoon, then hat. I recall that once Mother be. of Carlsbad. and Kapavik and sons of Dallas, lived in half dug-outs- . He is a student at St Mary Mrs Jim Bishop and family and then went to Hot they finished living out Dad's claim me a new all wool coat suit forSa. Plains College. Dodge of of Brownfield. and Charles Springs. Ark., where they but since his time in the army counted Spade school was built in 1930, a (To be continued in two more pi City. Kans Shannon visited friends and relatives. as living on the land they only had to PTA organized, and Mother became VISITING in home of the GUESTS in the home of On their return trip home stay one year. While living there their the first president. they visited Syl Diersing of son Roy Jr was born in 1920. w wawwwwfl Paducah. She also became president of the MRS. A. J Sokora has After leaving the homestead, Dad Lamb County PTA Council and a been a patient at Medical got a job as foreman of the SAVE TO Arts Hospital several davs member of the district PTA Board of $100 $200 Schabeaur-Ediso- n Ranch west of TEXAS TECH GARY WOOTEN, Directors. She was also a charter students Anton while living my home for the Easter holidays High School junior, received Odessa and there twin member of the Spade Home were Johnny Albus, Gerald superior rating In the sister Vera and I were born in 1921. Demonstration Club and later the ON YOUR NEW Simnacher, Clarence Albus National Federation of After a few years of ranching, Dad and Spade Garden Club. BUI CAR LOAN Jr and Billy Sokora. Voice, held recently at the mother began looking for greener We are all charter members of the DINNER GUESTS in Municipal the Garden and Arts 385-448- home of Mr. and Mrs. Center In Lubbock. Son of 1 Clinton Harris and family of Mr. and Mrs, Leon Wooten, Littlefield Sunday were A. J. this is the second year he has fimmi.dmmm.m Sokora and daughter, Nancy. received the rating. Miss Sue LAWRENCE ALBUS. son Crites of Lubbock is his FOR of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence teacher. Albus. had the misfortune of BULA maKmi breaking his arm Sunday evening. He was taken to RELIGIOUS PAINTER T The Bank That Does Things For You 3ajtv si CLASSIFIEDi Llttlefield Hospital, and was Fra Angelico MRS.3miiiirJOHN BLACKMAN later transferred to (14007-1455- ), an Italian Methodist Hospital In painter, was a Dominican 933-232- 8 Lubbock monk. MRS. PEARL Walden and Mrs. Fred Lockera of from Bula. LOOKING FOR A NEW SET OF BUT YOU spent Sunday TIRES, DON'T KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR? afternoon until Wednesday MR. AND MRS. Leo Holt with her son, Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday afternoon with Clifford Walden and also a his mother, Mrs. C. K. Holt daughter, Mrs. Goldle Nixon Sr of Lubbock. of Lubbock. TO COMPLETE the MR. AND MRS. C. A. observance of National FHA FISK Williams are in Corpus Week girls PREMIER the FHA with the Christ! at the bedside of her assistance of their sponsor Deep-se- t tread rows . . . Wrap-aroun- d tread . .. Super low profile . , , Nylon Safety brother, J. D. Swanner, who Mrs. Owen Young enjoyed a has been very ill in a hospital foreign dish supper Friday at Corpus Christ! for some evening in the school time. cafeteria. Sixteen different MISS KATHRINE Pierce countries' dishes were of Lubbock spent Tuesday prepared. The food was S' w with her mother, Mrs. Ben served buffet style. Wally Pierce also another daughter, Sanders of Llttlefield v Carefree wf e Mr. and Mrs. Travis Allan furnished the entertainment stainless lwl and children of Hope, N. M for the evening. Other guests f warehous visited her over the weekend. were the boy friends of the Sggj til MR. AND MRS. James FHA Girls. rvi sophisticated Boleyn and boys spent NEWI splendor MR. AND MRS. H. O. m W Sunday with his brother and BIgham of family, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Llttlefield visited QjvmirtLlltio'Vt HERE'S HOW SHOOK YOU Thursday evening Mr. fjgro mark:SAVES clownMORE ON ONE TIRE OR FOUR Boleyn and boys near with Friona. and Mrs. Harvey Rich - vfjty Whittenburg. Florentine MRS. V. C. Weaver and finish enhanced V. Ffff m MR. AND MRS. Gene '- Mrs. R. B. Wright and son, by the delicate - Taka tha moit popular tut lira 7.75x14 tha fif s many Bryan visited the first part of V3SV tannr modalj Howard, drove Sunday touch ot design XM ftlvlM'iW pi I of Ford. Plynouth and Charolat. List priea ii the week at Big Spring with $5 .25. plus Our prlea it no low plus afternoon to the old Weaver In an oxidized . ,. ta. $24.47, fax friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bill and your old fire You raeaiva a faefory.naw, fina lint Ranch north of Fort floral motif. LA Oft whifewall fira of durability. N. M. Towensed and at VVaK her tafafy tuparior Ramambar tha Sumner, The ranch has m wllh'dPepc." Rtk Premier It guaranteed without limit at to time or been owned for about Brownwood with a cousin, $49.95 50 Mr. mileage. Interested now? Then left trade. years by the late Mr. and and Mrs. Boyd Teston. 5 ILj motif mW Mrs. Fred Weaver and is now MR. AND MRS. Ronald in the process of being sold. Hardin ot Cannon Air Base, TAKE ON SHOOK'S AMONG THE out of Clovis, were weekend guests town relatives here for in the Jerry Cox home. They the also G. B. Salver funeral were his attended church services VJik sister and husband, Mr, and Sunday morning at the local Mrs. Herbert Jones of Methodist Church. imm Wichita Falls, Herbert Jones MR. AND MRS. Bill & SUSPENSION Jr also of Wichita Falls, Sowder and boys, Terry and Mrs, Swan Lee of Odessa, Jerry, and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rlslnger and Arvle Earl Walker , Big spent the Easter & SPECIAL Spring; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holidays at Brownwood Powell, Fort Sumner, N. Lake. M; WE WERE WI WILL INSTALL Earnest Allan Kendrlck, grieved to hear Perryton, Mrs. A. E. of the death of Mrs. Lura 2 Heavy-Dut- y Shocks Robertson and daughter Rhodes, mother of Mrs. Tom Bogard. wi will comer Donna Beth from Sudan; Mr. Mrs. Rhodes had and Mrs. Earnest made her home for the past Front End Alignment Locker, year Muleshoe. Also Mr. and Mrs. at the West Plains WI WILL rACK Nursing Home, Muleshoe. life Morgan Locker, Muleshoe; " Besides Mrs. Bogard she is t vZJi Front Wheel Bearings Roy Locker, Muleshoe, Mr. ' Y and Mrs. Garret of Muleshoe; survived by two sons, Andy Mr. and Mrs. Doyle of McLean and Alvis of near Winfleld SPECIAL to introduce ... and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Corpus Chrlstl. $ these exciting new patterns i Nelson, Llttlefield, and Mr. MR. AND MRS. D. J. FOR ccrxzxxz; Cox and children recently n nicnr uirnuiun uncTCQC QFT 27 ccz&xxsri spent a weekend, sight ln with purchase of a 50-p- service for f,y mcl'l seeing, down In the Big Bend . See mrougn April 30, oniy. ueaumui ,j country and also drove over isea BYERS GRAIN Into Mexico and on their Sat Includes cold meat fork, pastry '"'. " return pierced tablespoon, butter knlle and sug' ""' for home they visited In IUY WITH CONFIDENCE the home of Mr. and Mrs. prlca for 50-p- aarvlca for 8 Special Edward Whittenburg and COMPAQ Deal girls at their ranch home L-- INTERNATIONAL SILVER 1028 East 9th on near Pecos. subildary of Inillco Corporation THE . &$ FHA girls sponsored fa4rtt' Wt Jm CHt Funk's Sorghum an Easter egg hunt 385-440- Phone 5 and Wednesday morning for all feelS pre-scho- 14 IN 13 the children of eh STORES WEST TEXAS CITIES the .., Sorghum Sudan Qrait Hybrldi communltv Pom Findey's Jew Pmm, AjwIHo, Hwtftfj Wtfailw, iiAttdt, Bftwntleld. Umtti, UttltlkM, 5a Aftel, O&ui, SwMrtl, AMm, Brownvtri hunted In the wheat field on Uimin.nln the Edd Crume place. 419 PHELPS AVE.

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