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c io t. Ends Tuesday V Several deadlines loom LaJteU for county residents. In Tribute To Ike Tuesday, April 1, is the deadline for having 1969 license plates mounted on The Littlefield area will join the be curtailed for the national day of CITY AND COUNTY offices will vehicles. rest of the nation today and Monday Aprill is also the deadline OK mourning. be open Monday, and all schools will in tribute to former President Dwight Littlefield Postmaster T. A. Henson be In session. for casting absentee ballots D Elsenhower, who died Friday. said he received a notice from the Although no special services had in the school board cw Flags over all public buildings in regional post office at Fort Worth, been planned in Littlefield schools, elections. IH! this area and across the nation are stating all post offices will be closed. Supt. Paul I. Jones said he expected City council elections will flying at half-staf- f in memory of the Henson said the only services by some time would be set aside in the be held in Littlefield, Earth nation's 34th president. the office Monday will be putting mail system Monday in memory of the and Olton Tuesday, with They will continue to fly In that in the boxes, special delivery service, former President. contested races at Earth and manner for a 30-da- period of and sending mail deposited that day Numerous churches in the area will Olton. mourning. out of town. offer special prayers in memory of School board elections t Regular service will resume Eisenhower and for the Eisenhower over the area are set for ALL FEDERAL OFFICES will be Tuesday, including rural route family. Saturday, April 5. closed Monday and postal services will delivery. Rev. Kerr' Johnson of the Littlefield Uncle Sam requires Missionary Baptist Church said his income tax reports made by 40-YEA- April 15, and the Texas R CAREER" church will offer special prayers in BPP remembrance of the Eisenhower Department of Public Safety family and for the present leaders of requires 1969 motor vehicle the nation. inspection stickers to be Rev. Phillip J. Berry of St. Martin affixed to the lower right Former Teacher Lutheran and Rev. Robert Whybrew corner of all vehicles NNUAL PAYOFF-Hap- py with his "annual" steak while Earl of the Church of the Nazarene also windshields by April 15. w Pierce, left, and Tony Zahn suffer with onlv a slice of bread k indicated they would offer special nest Mills, The big steak eater has for the past number of years prayers in behalf of the Eisenhower en the winner of a steak, provided by Zahn, for selling Has 1,000 Kids the largest family. nrber of tickets for the Littlefield High ts Association, By NILAH RODGERS five miles to the little country school Rev. William Remmert 'sing money for its scholarship fund. Lender Now$ Staff Writer of where she taught In Oklahoma. Emmanuel Lutheran Church said his City Votes Mrs. Mary N. Wright doesn't have "Young people prided themselves church would hold a combined any children of her own, but she has on being good spellers, then," Mrs. memorial service along with the more than 1,000 former students who Wright said. "We'd take a horse and regular Sunday service, and will offer Here, Olton and Booster "belong" to her. wagon and go to other schools. It was "special prayers for the family of Event so "Oh, many of my students made really something to beat another Eisenhower and for our country." good solid students." She smiled with school in spelling." satisfaction. "So many have taken up THE AVERAGE CITIZEN was And Earth professions and made good. Several SCHOOLS COMPETED in spelling being encouraged to give his own flay Attract 2,000 made doctors. Mickey Ratliff is a fine then, much as they try to win salute to "Ike" by flying his Flag at Voters In the April 1 city elections attorney. basketball or football championships home, or before his place of business at Earth, Olton and Littlefield will littlefield Band Boosters are of the local bands will furnish "Of course, just because they made today, Mrs. Wright said. "There wasn't until sunset Monday following the choose nine persons out of a field of t:in; their horns about the crowd-pleasin- g tunes. good doesn't mean I get the credit," much emphasis on sports," Mrs. state funeral. 14 seeking city spots. coming First Annual Band Enough beef to feed the expected she said, "but this gives me so much Wright said, ' Ball playing was done If the Flag is one which can be Littlefield's city incumbents are iters' Barbecue. May 3, which is crowd of 2,000 will be prepared. satisfaction." with a homemade bat from the limb of flown at half staff, it should be flown unopposed and a light ballot is eted to draw a crowd of more Wayne Butler, chairman of the Mrs. Wright was Mrs. Mary Dodson See MRS. WRIGHT Page. 16 that way as a symboltof sorrow. expected here. Mayor J. E. Chisholm, i2.000 barbecue, has planned a menu 'of to most of hpr pupils during, the 40 If npt that type, the Flag can be and City Councilmen Paul McCormick p Phil Berry, president of the barbecued beef, beans, sliced years she taught. ft --SI' ' - iiiiw f-- r. . u.,ua' in ri".A) y of F)wigh4 and Chester Harvey drew no Boosters, announced the big tomatoes, potato salad, and "all the iim i)avid h.senhowtr. competition in the Littlefield race. a anunttv wide celebration this fixin's." MRS. WRIGHT started learning More spirited balloting is expected 'There will be bands playing in school in Oklahoma when she was 16 Earth, Olton Begin at Earth and Olton. park, just like in the old days," Band students will soon be out in years old. "The qualifications weren t Six men are seeking the three went Berry said. "We're hoping force selling tickets. Phil Anthony so stiff then," she said. "You could On City Sales Tax aldermen's seats on the Earth City lione flocks to hear the eav tunes reminds area residents, music lovers, start teaching with an eighth grade Council. Names of incumbents Doug th( local bands," and chow hounds to mark their education. The one per cent city sales tax Parish and Bill Bryant will appear on IBand director. Phil Anthonv. calendars for Saturday, May 3. Serving "If you had finished high school, adopted by Olton and Earth in earlier the ballot along with those of Graver fcises familiar melodies that will hours will be from 11:30 a'.m. to 1:30 you had a lot of prestige." elections goes into effect Tuesday. W. (Bud) Matlock. Lynn Glasscock. L. pthe feet of young and old. Each p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. When Mrs. Wright started teaching, April 1 in both towns. Littlefield's city H. (Slim) Galloway and Neil Pounds. she had finished the eighth and two tax went into effect one year ago. The term of Earth's mayor, E. C. years in high school. To begin teaching Municipal sales tax applies to the Kelly, expires next year. NEWS' then, a person took a county same items as the State sales tax does Olton's mayor. Parley P. Myers, is W examination, she said. If they passed, now and is collected at the same time. unopposed in his bid for they got a third grade certificate. After Some exempt items are Four persons are seeking two seats teaching third graders for two years, automobiles, water, food products, on the Olton City council, with the they could take another examination medicines, farm machinery, and Items terms of incumbents Percy Parsons Sunrise Service Set and were awarded a second grade already taxed such as gasoline and and Bobby Daugherty expiring. Ifolisalem-A.- certificate. cigarettes. Daughterty is the only Incumbent D. 30-T- hn Ic Sunday, April 6, at 7 a.m. at the First Teachers were eligible to try for a Revenue from the new tax is at Olton seeking New-name- s I'that "Jesus is not dead"! "He Is United Methodist Church. first grade certificate after years' applied to repairing city streets, water appearing on the ballot are !e' inis Is the word beinc passed Other area pastors will share In four experience. facilities, sanitation, mosquito control Claude Burnett, Walter Struve and K. p person to perosn. Some are even proclaiming this good news at the Mrs. Wright finished high school MRS. MARY WRIGHT and other city expenses. Y. Givens. P'rS. Oood news! He is risen!" community service. after she started teaching. She had to I -- leave home to complete her last two littlefield A. n. iQRQ-T- iin ic THEY'RE HAVING A BALL! ,,j years of high school work, since there J that "Jesus Is not dead"! "He is wasn't a high school near her. "I got so re inls is the word being passed Vandalism, home sick I nearly died," she said. Person to person. p Some are even Before long, college diplomas were l""J. UOOd news Up U rlcnnl" Cases required. "I got my college education Theft the hard way," Mrs. Wright said. Jolly Grandmothers Roll I Next Sllrulnv II,,. ..,,..1.1 ...in "During the school term I'd take Nrate God's Easter (God's Dawn). extension courses. Then I'd do my Investigated The "Jolly Grandmothers" bowling They have a little trouble with we make strikes or a spare," Irene Umstians in Littlefield residence work during the summers." r I get all r eorate It'' Rememhpr 9 nnn team readily admits there may well be scores. Granny denies being the Howard said, "but mixed up nnnriv City and county law officers ps ago. God's Snn n.i., i i, better bowlers in Lamb and Hockley official score keeper, "I know when See GRANDMOTHERS Page 16 " W"l HtUJVnrc V.UI I J III HIV and MARY WRIGHT started teaching ng reported a number of thefts Counties, "we have as much fun as to usher In the greatest In the "horse and buggy days," but vandalism incidents this week. if we could bowl good." r"i eer nuito tr. Coils, spark plugs, wires and some "I had to ride a horse (without a feline, you shall live also!" vacuum hoses were taken off a 19G9 buggy) to school the first several Gray hair, granny spread nor lne Littll'fiplH Mlnlctnrlal AIIU., I GTO parked In front of Norma's on years," she said. "And nearly froze bifocals can keep the Whltharral everyone F" to "Rise early on Phelps Ave. Monday night. The owner to death. Later I got a buggy." grannies and widows from having a morning to celebrate their of the car was watching a movie at the During the Model T days, she drove "ball" The group includes Opal "H ill thl! A arnr,! n. .u across the street when the (Mick), Mlxon, Margaret (Granny) Mi. Hb ic . .v . ,. :.'. b theatre ""iimm;.i,i aueiujan theft occured. Coils on the car next to Jones, Ruby Moore, Irene Howard and R n Hon Postal Department w ...in ,i. car were cut also. Pearl Polando, W News ii. theTolbert "He Is Risen" at the An electric impact wrench was Margaret Jones is Whitharral's """unity Easter Sunrise Service stolen from Pierce Oil Co. about 10:30 Awards New Contract official "Granny", the whole the same night. community having adopted her for her ScIiool Maron Mathews, one mile south of Postmaster General Wlnton M. sweet personality, kind heart and Schedules Lumsden Gin, lost a $40 storm door Blount announced recently that a helping hands, Granny, Ruby Moore Craig B. off a vacant house this week. contract has been awarded to and Pearl Polando are widows. The prcRcristration Jack Grace, Floyd Martin and J. I). Silverthorne, Plalnvlew, to build the other two members, Opal Mlxon and Melton reported a large loss from new Post Office Building In Irene Howard are fun-lovin- g J'rn Traim,... ..,. Whltharral, and lease it to Post ... vandalism. Four motors, two owned the grandmothers. 'f Office Department. have PhVents studenl e"BlbfoPfw by Grace and one each belonging to The "Jolly Grannies" been El damaged The announcement of the award to bowling just over a month now, and nterih olPnDer, that pupils Martin and Melton were In oilers, the successful bidder advances the new plan to continue their once a week orn ISC ,001 for th0 first time must when vandals packed dirt the all building closer to the construction bowling on Tuesday nights In mx '""niinlzatlons for small gear heads and crankcases of four nn stage. When fully operational, the Littlefield. loolteh ,! (serios of 3 and a motors. Vandals also tore off wires, : Postmaster General said, the additional Before they Mick (eomPle'e series), and panels, oil and gas lines and breathers. started, Mlxon, reasle h ,c were also space and more modern equipment Irene Howard and Granny Jones had P pi. i, luou, Irrigation pipe connections I will, in the long offset torn off. run, more than bowled "one time at a Sunday school Mirst extra cost Involved In Mrs. Mae Bozeman, 210 N. Austin, the producing party about eight years ago." Mrs. , 1 more efficient handling of the mail, in Polando and never luPllS0ffpn Mm, .1 l. -- .. reported that someone threw a rock Moore "had bowled through her front window glass about accordance with present policies to before In their lives." Parents .... provide the best possible postal service Now they have words , r,.io. ... 10:30 Wednesday evening. added the P'np ",8wrniB siuaetus must at the least possible cost. and "spare" to their h'th b,rth cerl'flcate and Tommy Goldsmith of Olton was "strike" rer a up for violation of the liquor The new building will be leased to vocabularies, and the wham of the ball e child lme tney re8'ster picked law. Ho was jailed for three days and the department for five years with making contact with the ten pins and LfJteChi'd options to renew the lease for an the sweep of the pin-sette- r up ,must be six years old on or assessed a fine and court costs of racking additional 15 years at the annual a now frame khool ep,ember 1 to be eligible for $150. has added a new JOLLY GRANDMOTHERS bowling team of Whltharral "has more rental of $1,410.00 for the basic term. dimension to their lives. if RepUi One was jailed for no drivers fun than they could bowl good." Gray hair, granny spread nor .. , The new Whltharral Post Office No longer do they count sheep, If grandkids ffpam ror t,ie summer license, and seven Mexican Nationals keeps these bowlers from "having a ball". Standing are building is expected to be completed ever they count "1 ,p?nlsh sPcaki'B children were picked up and released by the did. now they bowling Margaret (Granny) Jones and Opal (Mick) Mlxon. Seated are Pearl beheW by early summer of this year pins. ...v ouinu iime. Border Patrol. Polando, Irene Howard and Ruby Moore. PAGE 2. THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1969 Annie Armstrong Circle Sandee Gregory

-- - TTk-.-- . Feted At Spring Luncheon mv - Ql"irkV47rfiuv"vi Anurc( OLTON-T- he home or AMHERST- - The annual The serving table laid nestled in gTcen grass and Mrs. O. II Jones was the ta.s,ctaw.J spring luncheon of the WMU with a white linen cloth had multi-colore- Easter eggs setting Saturday, March 22, Crystal was held Monday. In Mrs. J a center decoration of three and rabbits, surrounded by a bridal for a miscellaneous completed the ul P Brantley's home. colorful potted daisies white picket fence. shower in honor of Miss The foursome tables Sandee Gregory, bride-elec- t Mirj.! where guests were seated had of Ricky Smith. Many gifts scrvod similar smaller centerpieces. whlte'J SUMMER were brought or sent. squares decoritrfb The gaily colored place Hostesses rotated in and fruit n.L FUN TIME cards decorated with bunnies receiving the guests and and Spring flowers contained presenting them to the the program and menu honoree, her mother, Mrs. aU8hteofB8 Mrs. Charles Mixon gave Dan Gregory and Mrs. Ed the invocation. ' Vrr k Smith, mother of the electric ' groom. Mrs. olnol.lo .1.1, ,"XM b'l Hi Brows prospective wi Mrs. James gave ...wiiiR Holland Wayman Sistrunk, sister of ;:; the book a 7 ""u,l'r uride S tw review. "Marcus" the prospective groom of the novel of the youngest centerpiece fo, Frisky, frolicky shoes just Halfway was present. serv nit apostle by Laurene Chinn presented Miss She displayed a large map Hostesses Mrs. Gregory S? perfect for all the fun showing Gregory. and S-1-- places discussed in Mrs, with carnation her review. Smith things you'll be doing corsages. Earl were in blue Walter A vocal duet by Mrs, Bill Decorations Strme?AiK this summer. Great styles, IHHHBfllllaiiSflBi IXJI HBxRRflBral'ljIflsllnfflHHflMHHHHH white, chosen colors of Basil Bradley and Mrs. Don and Johns, Bo Carter bride-elect- . 7 to was "Without the Dorothy Kendall mad colors to razzle, Him" with the serving table was laid piano accompanlest being The with a white linen cloth, Keliey, dazzle all day long. Mrs. E. L Schorajsa Fred t centered with a Spanish McGIII . Wa.l1-- jiic tars Mrs. Glenn Willson birdcage with an ';uK,?"elh Jay' offered the benediction arrangement of blue flowers, 5.99 to 8.99 "n L""sier Tinner The menu consisted of ham loaf with pineapple Ireland. Ershel jS sauce, broccoli, casserole, Lions Club I x McGIII. Harold 111 green beans, congealed salad, , v I rolls, Maxey, John Smoot hot date cake, coffee MR. USELTON and tea. Present were Mmes. AND MRS. LUTHER Has Meeting Denver OffioM T. L. Bennett, Bill Bradley. &s-sxfiAn-r Maurice Brantley, Don ANTON-Lio- ns and their Carter, A. 0. Dickson. James guests enjoyed a steak dinner HOME Holland, Charles Mixon, Mr. and Mrs. L. Use ton at the school cafeteria when Charles Pollack, Victor they met Monday night for HEALTH SERVld Reynolds, Glenn Willson, J. their regular meeting. Medicare Aidi ' P. Brantley and a guest, Mrs. Have Golden Anniversary o y y E. L Schovajsa. Special guest for the Sa!4 RenUbl y J A tea honoring Mr. and Mrs. Uselton has the Luther Uselton has been evening was James Grace, y&y COX FUKMTUKE Mrs. Luther Uselton, was distinction of being the first very active in youth and who has just completed a i given Sunday, March 23, in woman to the Halsell civic organizations. tour of duty with the Army y 'Amoi y TO SHOW OVEN the home of their daughter. pasture A number of gifts were in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Tapiey. on display from those who A cooking demonstration &? The tea was to celebrate When they came to this called, to wisli the couple a After a short business to introduce a new 50 th wedding county, few people were happy day. oven is their meeting, Dr. Paul Johnson, yo 3$y "microwave" anniversary. living in the township of A large group of those of Crippled planned at Cox Furniture The Useltons are pioneers Amherst, and there were who called were old friends director and Appliance Monday. Childrens' Camp at Kerrville, to this county very few fences in the Halsell and pioneers of the countv. gae a talk about the camp. b BRITTAIN Dorothy Jones, home They were married March pasture. the Those hosting 5 for Southwestern - PHARMACY economist 16. 1919 in Euless, and They to occasion were- Mr Mrs. Public Service Co., will be in moved their and Lions Club will be moed to Lamb County in present farm 10 miles north Doyle Tapiey. Mr Mrs. S PHONE 385SIU the store from 10 a.m. to 9 and dismissed next week for the December 1923, of Littlefield in 1929 and Paul Butler and Mr and Mrs. Anton Study Club style n hju rntLrSAVt pm to lead the remained there. Tim Tapiey. demonstration. show NJ LITTLEFIELD TfXlj A roast cooked vuvyyyyyyyxA on the m mm new oven will be given away. i rT.T.CT.T.T.T?r".7rrl?rF''bbbE Visitors may register free for """"rfiiii the roast all day Monday

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SANDRA RANDOLPH ! Engagement Fashion Announced krAm flmtk EARTH-- Mr. and Mrs. J. JTlTr y1 C. Randolph of Earth, Hmm announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sandra Jo, to : i Dave Lee Koontz, son of Air Vv JM? Mrs. and Garland Koontz of ' .1 i Littlefield. $$?$ w4 Wt lW H 1 The couple will exchange al vows in the First Baptist Church of Earth, May 30, at 7 p.m. All friends and relatives mmm WmE A 351 are invited to attend. The bride-elec- t is a senior ' K'IB j 1 1 5$2s?l at Springlake-Eart- h High School. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Littlefield High School. He is now attending South Plains College in Levelland and employed by Earth Elevator. ffflfflM XWfmWilI Wmmmg l&k V K r1! Study Club CONTEMPORARY CLASSICS Meets In Olton From ARROW 1 in DECTON OLTON-Olt- on Study CURLEE Perma-Iro- n Club met Monday night In the home of Mrs. H. B. Carson for a regular meeting suits with a Here's a colorful collection of I with 13 members present. dress shirts designed for . 1 Mrs. Carl Hooper gave the brand new look! today's man of fashion. White Jilt KNITS devotional. There's a new silhouette or Colors. in town fluttering, Mrs. J. L. Carson Jr., comfortable, shaped to suit ou. See it minwfii -- i president, if are presided at the now in our exciting new Curlee collection. ot o short business meeting. JwMm You'll find A dozens of handsome variations, $6.50 C-S- Subject for P.flOmiTD Study was all in crisp new lightweight II Aid l A VI 11 "Muang Thai, Land of the fabrics, in lighter, lvv IV Free". brighter colors ill x and patterns to keep wfim - Miss Sunee Saehow, you feeling as cool as you look. You're I fi v foreign exchange student bound to like yourself these new The magic of knits lends ro from Thailand, in Curlee fr discussed Suits; come fit I itself to be the oerfect Tl "My Home, Land of Rivers". in and choose your favorites soon.

n-- Mrs. It? I compliment to any wardrobe T iL Carson served $75 to $Qf) ii( 111 -- sandwiches, pie a la mode Ul for many occasions. WV S"'j and spiced tea to the WMM jHh&&&? II Sure-to-pleas- e fashion knits k- - S"11,0,"!? m,embers: Mmes, N L7v.) as G. H. Bley, J. L.Carson, Jr., ScSTU i are abundant at Norma's. JW MUB C7 JjA Frank Cornelius. J. E. Fuller, W ri ilaiI?y,J,air,J,0(.Pef.',!iarton Mmm H I Your selection awaits you VU ; A Prestridge, H VS-- 1 Truett Sides. C. Mmmm II' v s. siicott, e. r. Spain, Jack m - J S,raw' "I" Yates and two mm a. VV H , mjiijim 7 Z M. . mtttVIM guests. Miss Saehow and Mrs. il l MMfff M mT Wi K, Y.GIvlns. f MM M I mmSESSm MM I W MMW Il Ihmiflll groupwillbeMonday. April MMi MIIV M M JM Ma ' u WU' Mrs. J L. Carson Jr H WmS mwM. J I as hostess. "V MMf -- 1 ' I t555ia Mr sSS& R! I ....7

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II-FY- 'S Guests f Activities !;! Active Mother Likes Cooking Exotic Foods (f BSU By LaQUINTA LONG spaghetti n lot so we have it Mrs. Pugliese is active In Saute onion in oil in a In a large rectangular baking Canyon at least once a week " WMU She served as GA heavy skillet And chuck and dish, about four inches deep, Mr and Mrs Pugliese Director In 1908 brown Add salt and pepper, arrange 1 3 moat sauce, then II I V Y m o b "I really enjoy cooking" have two children, m Y s (Higher in c r s Edward, Ruth attended Marion garlic, oregano. parsley, add about 13 of noodles. .or Youth), participating in the weekend comments Mrs. Otto nine and LouAnn. six College in Marlon, Ind., and tomatoes and tomato sauce 1 3 mozarella cheese and 1 3 icmfnt n tunrn n f t I IT t I tnQ Pugliese. like cook pmui'. ,v.- - unrn.,.. uciii1ni. "I to Otto is a lab and x ray works as a substitute and Parmesan Cheese of the cottage cheese rihH.ii)tist Student Neucnschwnnder, director. mostly Italian and Jewish technician at Littlefield teacher, when needed, in Simmer covered for 30 Repeat this and end up with West Texas Bill Nelson, Dale Thompson. foods." Hospital. Littlefield schools minutes Meanwhile, mozarella cheese as the top Lini0r SUNDAY, MARCH . 30 Ruth especially likes They are pre-hea- t 350 degrees Bake about 30 to 15 ai I any"" "'-- ' """ "itiiMun tiaiii;r members of Her hobby besides oven to layer ral ana uneriyn iteasi. all SPADE CHURCH OF cooking spaghetti. "We like First Baptist Church where cooking is reading. "I like to cook noodles until minutes until very bubblv Christ and "'e.en.ng they students at Texas will begin a revival read so much that I have tender. Drain and cover with and cheese Is melted Makes rheOrahoPpcr Technological College, and continue through April been known to send my cold water and drain again approximately six servings led 1. Ray c Misses Frances Hampton and Chester of Austin, husband to work, my Good will be the speaker fniv musical, and Charlcne Houk, students at for the children to school, make a West Texas University; and week. Mack Greenway will pot of coffee and sit and JfetfUSFS Misses Cheryl Laslter and be song director This read all morning. I belong to afternoon, a congregational the WMI roundtable and I Community House in Cathy Nelson and Mrs. Ralph Nelson, sponsor, all of singing will be conducted. read all the books I can. I "All are invited to ,h ihct had a Littlcficld. attend" never have too much time to IK1",M ..... ,,. says Mack Greenway, pastor read" wmi .i in. "v. Miss Houk is activities Sembcn at the Pizza chairman of the University Ruth cooks American L type foods occasionally, but Sunset Center. HSU HP,, ait mAfnfKsmr 1 yti MMTtcTvHH cooks mostly to please her were husband who enjoys food they First Baptist SCARED 'satafelWhiptimein with an Italian flair. Here are two recipes she TWOPIKIP oi n Tr ,ome of the president To offers for publication. Arntl jit N, Present an Oito'utk SI )'' evening, at a iht toir cc itrn" lturda Queen Esther Cookies mtnf Great tfli fu m me b-- h Easter part Cantata (JEWISH) hoi tutnmer i flat .. . dent First Baptist Church choir 1 2 cup margarine OOCfcCtl, ill .., tip bock " ltttrotgi' ,ei5it campus. will present "Behold Your 1 tsp grated orange rind a aried musical ikut Silts ' Ilk il .ti King", an Easter Cream margarine and orange Chmgt H' including excerpts mW Li'SXrl Cantata, $1Q m, I tonight at 7 p m. at regular rind together. Broadwa snus, """ evening Jl&'i,,fcM'!S3!B legfi inspirational service. wrxMm and an "The theme of the 2 Tbsp orange juice. The Greatest cantata is 1 cup sugar "Uood built upon the Lie from scriptural account of Christ Add these to the creamed mixture above and beat well. uuuu before Pilate, as given in the Kjndi) morning 18th and 19th chapters of 2tsp baking powder. ' m as presenieu the book of .John", savs Al 2 cups sifted flour lit Olive Baptist uiurcn Jordan, director of music. 1 2 tsp salt Inanlto Narriator will be Dr. Carl Add gradually to wet Nowlin. 5E mixture Soloists include Mrs. LVi?,r .."'lavl Chill dough a few hours Jimmy Bales, Tommy " before rolling out on lightly Lobaugh, Mrs. Al Jordan and floured board to 18 inch Jordan. thickness Cut into desired KATHY WOODY Organist will be Nancy shapes and bake at 100 Henson. Pianist will be Peggy degrees for 10-1- 2 minutes. Dean These are nice cookies to I av S"! Engagement RUTH PUGLIESE frost if you want to. rffjx&x&y&'W' LASAGNA- -( ITALIAN) ,M0N,TUES., Announced 2 Tbsp. salad oil xArjwyyyyy. 12 cup minced onion Caprock District Meeting 1 chuck Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. lb. ground PLANET hamburger Woody of Littlcficld 2 cloves garlic vnnvii announce the engagement THE 1 12 tsp. salt OF THE and approaching marriage of Scheduled In Plainview DRESS APES daughter. 14 tsp. pepper their Kathy 1 tsp. dried oregano PLACE V V Woody to John Schoeneck A planning meeting was Mrs. Gordon Gibson of secretary. Mrs. T. L. Dunlap, ssssswsysyyi and 1 Tbsp. snipped parsley VED THRU SAT. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward hold in Plainview recently at Plainview is to serve as Littlefield, trustee and Mrs. -. (2) no. 303 cans tomatoes VtfSSSSSSV-SVVZW- Schoeneck of Atlanta, Ga. 11 the Holiday Inn to plan the convention treasurer. Mrs. Cummings parliamentarian. (2) 8 oz. cans tomato sauce The couple plans a June annual spring convention of W. Davis is Hostess clubs and their Bill of O'Donnell 1 2 cup grated parmesan A wedding at First Caprock District. Texas district program chairman. presidents, other than the cheese V Church in of Women's Mrs, will Plainview clubs, are The WALT DISNEY'S Methodist Federation Decker be presiding 1 2 lb. wide noodles Littlefield Clubs, slated in Plainview convention. Woman's Study Club, throughout the 1 lb. thin sliced mozarella J The bride is a 1965 March 31 and April 1. The convention will open Happy. Mrs. Dick Railsback; f J graduate of Littlcficld High Attending the meeting Kimichi Junior Study Club. cheese March 31 with an executive 1 lb. cottage cheese WISS FAMILY School and attended Texas were District President Mrs. committee meeting followed Olton, Mrs. Lonnie Smith; Tech two years. Lane Decker of Floydada, by a banquet for board Progressive Study Club. Mrs. She is presently employed presidents of the hostess members at the Holiday Inn. L. Dean Butler, and by the Stanford Agency in clubs from over the district Registration will begin at Woman's Studv Club, Mrs. ROBINSON Dallas. and Plainview clubwomen 1:30 p.m. at Holiday Inn. Blake Hefley, both of Tulia; The groom graduated who will be helping with the the comention headquarters. Olton clubs will be from Texas Tech in June, convention. All general sessions April 1 responsible for the senior 19G8. Convention theme is will be held in the First clubs luncheon and Tulia U 1 Mi I He is affiliated with "Portrait of a Woman Christian Church. clubs will be responsible for - ..c-- iTv V Sigma Epsilon. He is Mrs. Louis A board- - members' cimcm Alpha Involved." breakfast Aril will the1 stationed with the U. S. Cummlngs of Plainview, a be hosted by Mmes. J. W, banquet. THEATRE Navy in San Juan, Puerto past district president, will Walker, A. E. Boyd and Plainview businessmen Rico. serve as convention chairman Louis Cummings, all of have donated numerous door fcXC0CO&S0CO5CO5'5OCC3COr3CCSCOC5'2C5 Plainview, for members "of prizes for each meal and provided packets and Easter Value Days! the executive committee, hae past presidents of the district contents for favors for the EASTER GREETINGS and district life members. luncheon at Holiday Inn The convention officially April 1. $8$i 7 will open April 1 at 9:30 Room reservations for the j WITH DRESSES JR'S and LADIES I a.m. in the sanctuary of First convention are to be made Christian Church. directly to Holiday Inn. Registration and a coffee 1005 Olton Road, Plainview. Meal reservations should be S will be at 9:00 a.m. with from THE FRONTIER SHOP Plainview hostess clubs in mailed to Mrs. Sammy Hale, charge and Mrs. Merle Mills 809 W. Grover. Floydada as chairman. Registration fee is $2.00 Among district officers are Mrs. Harold Green, Tahoka, third vice president; WORLD'S TALLEST Mrs. O. C. Rampley, The tallest smoke stack in Silverton, second vice the world, towering 1,200 president; Mrs. Sammie feet above grade at a power Robertson, Seminole, junior station in Cresap, W Va . has k Mmw gay JRs director; Mrs. C. Joe Taylor, Its top 10 feet lined with gibson s Lockney. secretary-treasurer- ; 80,000 pounds of nickel mmb mm Mrs. Bob Copeland, stainless steel to provide Tmr Flovdada. corresDondine corrosion resistance. nl ; . s -

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1P LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS. SUNDAY. MARCH 30 1969 PAGE 4, THE THE AlUSDAXr LIFE EDITORIALS Vigilance LI

Leader-New- What The s Thinks C By IIOH WEAR

untnrrt.-i- ' IN THE HISTORY of 7..w.v.uy 1 ....iWUTK anrl .11 r,d mankind, we find many thrilling not adequate for today pi ind r' ? possess riom,- Jimm Where The 'Apathy' Is accounts of how the people ons -,' 1 L ca hei fought for and worked for the a"d protection Tfil . Li--fe-z- -- will go Pglr - wf ryi betterment of themselves and of the best known , of alone and it away. With ( The Littlefield Chamber .u i',;MfS u this attitude it may stay. their situation. Sometimes the h Commerce, in its latest bulletin freedom, and Irfo" a message Apathy demands a special goal was political usite to members, included "April Fool! it was religious . E"U.SINE,J llW on "apathy" which we think treatment for it will not go away sometimes "" .l,,v:u or ioo ditir Mr a111 freedom, or some other desirable or too a merits repeating here. alone. rwn.,.i .ton "The Reward of The treatment starts with a blessing. v..1wu,uUCU n0ne of Vi Entitled 3CSCSC33f THE FARMER'S WIFE always impressed by rj Apathy," here it is: good dose of involvement Wc are energy, sacrifice and Rub followed by long periods of their "K " iney ,V( same general because.". action. dedication. The they are made to &z JO' V a a of information, however, ...... "-- - APATHY has lot going for It may be hard to get sources dim protection. ,Mr n sad story of how - it. confirmed apathetic to take the Is also reveal the tjuufjit.- who love them LandP A Picture blessings and Publius It is easy to catch and is cure. And then it isn't these wonderful Syrus said ku painless. You can ignore it and permanent. m '"i privileges were lost through mosi iree trom danger! nothing happens. The stronger it Action must be rewarded carelessness and neglect. The even wnen sate, is on his and LIHBY MUIXiKTT I gets the less you feel you need to while apathy is to be :W3fcsjocR By time came when the people were soent I I.atPos it is to and had ,DOSSGSS the nnnnlon. do about it. condemned. Since easier no longer concerned, ...l.who vfl 1 condemn than to praise, it stands I of nrnsnruf? nnri.. It becomes most noticeable IF YOU HAVEN'T seen the "I BELIEVE would have had given up their spirit r. nmi.m.,,,uiCi.i ineyji Mi a to reason is here to a , ltd when it begins to spread over that apathy picture of Teddy Kennedy's wife the servants go get Teddy's dedication. eiumuiiib oi stroilg a large area. When it does, the stay. It is needed by those who med Joan (yeah, another one of overcoat and take it to her. iuciuiy. ri y individual feels it belongs to would rather condemn than act. THEM) going through the Surely she'd have taken the IT SEEMS THAT MANY Thomas Jeffern has a it, vigilance m someone else. Apathy lot going for receiving line at the White House hint." PEOPLE NEVER quite learn "Eternal is thu J in Another appealing thing but action is more fun. It must being greeted by President and "I'd have a swimming party that their blessings, privileges and liberty." He could have ail rtf is Have you anyone about apathy the warm glow be. ever heard Mrs. Nixon, then by all means soon just to see what Joan would opportunities must be guarded diiu irumiuiiy said that "e say go to and of nothingness it gives. "Let's where the apathy look one up. It gets my vote for turn up in if anything." by eternal vigilance in order vigilance is me price of The temptation is to leave it is?" my be retained. History, if it teaches and btthspt the picture of the year. "I think I'd have gotten aesiraDie needful Ijeit a teaches that misuse The occasion was formal needle and thread and some flour anything, cnaracierisuc. j PAUL HARVEYm reception for congressmen and sacks and tacked 'em on the and neglect bring irreparable loss. '& their wives, calling for black ties bottom of that silver mini right There is never a time to cease our ALL OF US HAVF i and long gowns. So what does in front of the other guests, I vigilance unless we are ready to privileges and blessings. Wl the blonde haired Joan show up really would." give up all that makes life mute iw luiu man any peel kdil in? "I truly can't imagine what I'd worthwhile. uuy nun-- nave ever had KiriN A silver mini, a good six inches do at a formal party like that, We must learn that the aim uiuie iu lose man any j Poverty Pays I I above her knees. Wouldn't you but know wouldn t have been continuation of our blessings and worm contemporaries. Let! r ir.d ' know? as nice as Mrs. Nixon was." good opportunities demands the some soul searching, and I sacrifice we their The picture shows the continuation of work, are doing our very ri UI We must not only ll President smiling broadly and "I'D HAVE MADE SURE and devotion. properly use ana support far le' gamely keeping his eyes glued on some punch was spilled on her, guard our rights against the protect me principle! Mr WELFARE RECIPIENTS frequently they get beans while Joan's face (which isn't bad, even if I had to spill it myself." threat of alien powers and yuiuciniei max 'Orml Its have now formed their own the undeserving get steak. either). "Well, I'd have been tempted influences; we must also guard foundation and superstructJ NWRO delegates said But not Pat. There she stands, to pull all that long blonde hair against the loss we can suffer by our way ot lite. li a union-th- e National Welfare they -- Rights Organizations (NWRO). had summoned this national primly decked out in her formal out by it's dishwater roots. relaxing our alterness and our i nese gooa inings prcl .3. gloves, next to of I'iei In 45 states, 30,000 families convention "to develop strategy and long white Probably just tempted, though." dedicated service. mean more to all usth .:d(a are taking part of their welfare for dealing with the Nixon the President, but her stare is "I'd have told her that was a are willing to admit. We checks to pay dues to this union Administration." definitely not on Joan's face it's beautiful dress, it's a shame she LET US NOT MAKE the throw off the adverse effe: so they can hire lobbyists in on her bare thighs. didn't get it finished in time for mistake of thinking that just the materialism, and M' Washington, D. C, to lobby for THE CONVENTION adopted the party." because we have certain rights sophist ica t ion. and Thtl more something-for-nothin- resolutions demanding a "Well, if it happened in my and blessings today we will have secularism of our time Il As with most such guaranteed annual income. THAT LOOK IS indescribable. home when I had knocked them tomorrow, and on, and on, deaden and destroy the spa organizations, poor people pay We have "the right to live," There is thinly disguised shock, myself out to have everything ad infinitum. If we take an life. St the bills so that the leaders can Chairman Johnnie Tillmon said disapproval unbelief, real nice, I'd have sicced the dogs honest look at life, as it is, and as The elements of our M live mighty comfortably. frequently. embarrassment, all wrapped up on her." we must live it, we will see that must be cared for, and used) The NWRO also voted to in an expression somewhere in "I think I'd have reached there is never a quitting time. guarded with the greatest cl LAST FEBRUARY. 54 boycott Sears stores nationwide between a frown and a smile. under her skirt and popped her Each day is a new day with its of resolution, vigilance, loti members of the "National "because that chain does not Yet, in spite of all that, Pat still girdle loud!" own obligations and needs, and sacrifical devotion. committee" for extend credit to welfare somehow manages to remain this outfit held a convention in recipients." dignified looking. o 'S REPOR T Jackson, Miss. They converged The NWRO also demanded Joan herself is smiling like the JfSER by jet from all sections of the other fringe benefits, including chorus girl that just got the lead DEAR EDm to wine, and special clothing, basic househole on a new burlesque number. rn country, dine convene at a downtown hotel. furnishings, so forth. There's a poor honor Jackson News Editor James guardsman in the background n1 t f 20-an- level I Liked Ike Ward, intrigued by the way d "PRESENT WELFARE that's doing his best to 'keep is destructive of looking straight ahead with no The Anton 4 H Club cl hundred-dolla- r bills were assistance !v2i: You" to cmjonel "Thank free-flowin- of g around this poor dignity." They want to make it show emotion whatsoever. dignified. He's ALMOST successful and UL suDoorted the 1969 Ui people's gathering, invited WO iT HKM cccocccccccogccoccccco Uv HILL TURNER Livestock Show "Instead of forcing welfare gets A for effort. WMS3JWm JA himself to interview some of the wAf When raising and shown recipients to work," the NWRO Teddy's nowhere in sight. I delegates. projects, we learn sportsiwl resolution said, the Nixon guess he realized it was no use to I REMEMBER from Southwest, stopping at Clovis "IKE" showmanship, cooperation, Administration should guarantee be. the first time I saw him in person and Cannon Air Force Base. and man other thief "DO YOU HAVE ANY idea every family $7,000 a year on a cold, gray day in Morley Drake and I covered Iowa City, those what that aged U. S. prime steak whether it works or not. WELL, THIS JUST all goes to Iowa. that day in New Mexico for the After we hae done tl,o cliiivi- - mpr. on you're eating is costing?" prove that the President's wife, It was in September or Leader and News, with Morley mil k I supporters of our club can mi "I don't know and don't AND IF ISN'T whomsoever she may be, has to I THAT enough October, 1952, and was a writing the story and me taking n care!" to rot your socks, Second Vice have lots of poise and tact and graduate student at the State the pictures. projects a complete success D so and biddine on them Not all delegates feasted Chairman Mrs. Bruce Sanders self control. University of Iowa, assigned by I got several good shots of Ike presence at the show M conspicuously but hotel records was asked: I showed the picture to several the University newspaper to get that time, and he was still the Your snow was some all 50 appreciated. Our appreciatiorl there "If million persons you West Texas rural women and it's Ike's picture. same sort of person. leader! high-on-the-ho- g thanks also to our adult room service say are eligible for membership probably a good thing that none was in He I That back the days liked people, thought, for the he'pl delivered to delegates that in the NWRO should join, what of them are our First Lady. when political campaigns were it you Ronnie Stovall and didn't matter whether us thejfarij weekend. would your organization do?" I posed this question to each run on train wheels. were little people or big people. guidance they Rave ami icnpi'ia v the estra neipn "Then," she said, "you might one: "What would you have Dwight David Eisenhower, a grin The was still there, and it zinnV Qhnw time. We thankl NORMALLY IT WOULD be have to come to us for jobs." done if you had been in Pat war hero with a great, infectious communicated, everywhere he there aril none of our business, yours and Nixon's place at this particular grin, was campaigning to be Morrison who was went. member iiM mine, how these delegates "WELFARE IS A HUMAN time?" president. It or five years' pictures of each took four nrniort comport RIGHT, a social right, a right Their answers follow: I themselves experience, but finally got a 4 HI I Anton privately except that you and under law," say these "I'd have had that honor A BIG CROWD awaited the shot of Ike on the front page. are buying those steaks. professional parasites. guardsman escort Joanie home to train's arrival at the Iowa City Of course, it helped also that I We tax ourselves mercilessly They say they have a "right" change into a long formal. No, on station, and a lot of them were had become the fellow who in a conscientious effort to help to your money and they demand second thought, I'd have had university students. picked out which pictures would the deserving poor and too it. Teddy take her home. After all, But nowhere did you see appear there. Our Policy HE'S the one that let her come hecklers, draft card burners, Our column a'e a!ay opnto. like that." hippies, or the like. " who write a letter to have slapped my - ... - . .11 ., Jll IttF THE PHILOSOPHER. "I'd hand only were ' an - ' The "pickets" mawi wm " fti Leaaer . .- . thA niml across Richard's eyes until Joan carrying signs that said, "I Like ft' Tto are vaneu, iiuwoy-l- - -- i l)o withheld "PO",'" passed way on down line." r i -- writer will the Ike." Occasionally, though, you sate are kept on .. WIS Such lotten " "I believe in the theory if you would hear a "Hurrah for Adlai". Kk infection by anyone who ilz'lJ pnnieu It J The Dummy can't beat 'em, join 'em. I'd have I was 20 years old then, about them Letter are hKirl KM l1 I Dormltt. ihorter "- - .. sent for the scissors and snipped 21 MK"Li.'r(is with . ., tl to be to cast my first vote in a better chance oi being P"' '" ,J all the other ladies' dresses off presidential which a'e "'V)1,'0C1I election. than thoie printed even shorter." Along with a of :L,B Tk. .,t ih.i a latter ii lot young mean the Leader Nevi nece"' "Lessee--I think I'd have at I pfinn (Editor's note: The Sandhills beams to set off alarms when a people that time, liked Ike. "If they served this food in with the opinion Hated grabbed one of those long drapes my Philosopher on his Johnson grass prowler shows up, carrying mace And first vote in 1952 a prison thcre'd be a riot." farm has an odd but typical idea in their purses, etc. in the background, yanked it would be cast for the next this week.) But the gadget that set me to down and thrown it over Joan's president. "" thinking is an inflatable dummy, shoulders.' for use when you're driving alone "Gee, I dunno. I guess I'd have done the same as Pat, but I'd THERE WERE a Dear editar: in your car. lot of i&svjia wry make sure she was never invited ambitious photographers at Ike's I a You blow it up, it looks just found newspaper wedged to the White House again." whistle stop in Iowa City. in the to it like a big, husky man, and you back door keep shut, I was among eight .' I've been meaning to get put it on the front seat next to about around students assigned by the Daily to fixing that latch and will as you. This is supposed to scare off -- a highwayman or thug hunting lowan to try to get a picture of 3MS1W soon as the Paris peace talks are the great man. iLimsim over, and pulled it out and for some one driving alone. I I propped the door shut with the wish you'd find out where The train wasn't there lonq. 1923 I ESTABLISHED brick I've been using for years can buy one, know the stores in Probably less than 10 Littlefield don't stock them, or 15 and got out of ear shot and minutes. Lamb County Leader immediately read an article there's no market for them in a that And Ike's talk wasn't Nevs civilized town like this, I'd g. Wide gave me an idea. but earth-shakin- It and County like to get hold of one if was more According to it, life in many the down-to-eart- 1969-- price isn't too high. a warm greeting u!o,a Pnh. 13. big cities has become dangerous. with an optimistic flair. What I want it for is to blow It's awful. People can't walk the There wasn't long to tarry if I at night, parks are up and set on my tractor seat, its streets useless was going to get a picture. Publish hands on the steering wheel, with I & even during the day unless finally nudged close enough RIM TIIRMCU CHitnr 1 the tractor parked on the far side DireCt' there's a cop every 5 or 20 feet, to the rear platform to take one BOR HAMI I TOM Arlunrtising houses are being broken into of the field, away from the NewsE"1 house. shot.v JOELLA LOVVORN regularly. But another fellow Then I'm going to get in a in my In fact, it's got so bad that group got the best picture, and city are going to great comfortable position some place ...., Cl''' people his photo made the front page of PUBLISHED B and A glance SEMI WEEKLY, each per year, el.evvbore onth S 'M extremes to stay safe in their read. from the the lowan the next Thursday house will lead morning. and Sunday morning by The uoy ue.ivery " 'Thu.,dJyr J i homes. one to believe I'm Leader Newt 313 W centon on my tractor at 4th. Littlefield, copy rate. 10 Some people are putting three and hard work, FOUR OR FIVE years Teo, 79330 Entered o locond clan nti on Sunday ClaU"u . inn"" later, matter in the U S per 0" locks to the door, double barring and other people can attend to I got a Pot Office. rate. O cents yv0'dn pr ; however, chance to Littlefield, acti 3 windows, keeping floodlights their own business. Ike Tea, 70339. under the minimum $1. C,qB448l the photograph again. of March 3. 1879 Subtcrlptlon ratet by thereafter Telephone on all night, buying extra watch Yours faithfully, was mail in Lamb and adjoining HOMESICK.'" It when President counties. $G dogs, installing electric-ey- e J. A. 'I'M Eisenhower made his tour of the

; ' r. "" s?.i&.L. . THE .EADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS. SUNDAY. MARCH 30, 1969, PAGE 5 Dula FIIA Girls Amherst WSCS Attends Meeting Attend Meeting JJTTLEKIELD A Mil ERST -- Those He Is a member of the I' Sharon will be employed Bl'LA Six FIIA girls and alien ling the annual WSCS S. Army and recently during Ins absence. their sponsor. Mrs Owen conference meeting In returned from Germany. She has been at Glrlstown Young, attended the Area I Levelland Tuesday were. the past three years and ha McSHAN 385-433- B Future Homemakers of Mines. W P. Holland, Virgil He will leave Saturday. been sponsored by the America meeting Saturday, Cooper. Oby Blanchard. March 29, for a tour of duty Amherst Womens Society of at the Lubbock Municipal Douglas Gossett. Harvie in Vietnam. Christian Service . Auditorium. riililii' from Dickens, who is a l nil. ...I ... I, .. . Messamore, and Jomcryl W" ' mi .. . f .nnfln patient at Methodist '""'""isi iiospiiai in "World in Your Hands", Harmon. Hospital. uuonocK where he had was theme of the meeting. For surgery 10 the Wednesday days ago. Registration was followed sessions Mmes. Joe Miller, W. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ray by greetings from the state P. Holland Jr. Joinery! C. H. Calvert Is somewhat were guests of the Preston Improved FIIA president and greetings Harmon. Gossett and but Is I Leygitts In Lubbock last still a from others. B a n c h a r d THE ENTIRE FAMILY Patient In Medical attended W I Vop K'!1 weekend. They helped Arts A short devotional was Wednesday evening Mrs. fl 403 PHELPS AVE. Hospital. IVV F brought by Mary Rando of Miller and Mrs. Holland, . J1M, Mrs Mon y celebrate the Leggltt's first Jr and wedding anniversary. Plainview. attended a shower In the and girls in On Guests last weekend of Sunday they visited with an ft Speaker for the morning Flame Room at Brownfield Mrs. Wayne Carlisle i Mrs. were her SAMANTHA SULLIVAN session was Frank Pollard, for Sharon Rozell of uncle of Hay's, who is a jj daughter, . . Mrs. Harry of First Baptist llin patient in a Lubbock Bennett pastor Glrlstown. I of Lubbock of hospital. and her Church of Tulia. "Ride The Sharon and Gene Russell, granddaughter, Elizabeth Miss Wild I k.,L' Miirch Sullivan Horse", was the title of son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert t h,.rn Becker of Houston. his Many 1 1.: trs Mr. and Mrs. talk. challenging Russell were married March .Ia Curtis Prentice were" New Carraway visited Is thoughts brought to 12. Landrum in realties in Tuesday guests or Mr. and Royal Lady Kerrville and Brownwood the young people, followed Mrs. Jess Inman were their by the State Degree Service. recently. daughter, Mrs. Miss Samantha Sullivan, lommy Sabin was winner of third place in The afternoon session and Mrs Henderickson, and Mrs. a Burns, Sunburns Mrs. E. M. Davis the beauty judging for the began with devotional, ,ni 3SI and Inman's sister, Mrs. J. M. brought by Sharon Flynt of I, Kingdom. daughter, Mrs. title of "Little Miss Dallas" 4-- II jt Possum Winnie Nixon of Lubbock. Dimmitt. tilled "I Saw The Is Hogan. had as guests last in the "Baby Festival of Topic white 1969". Hands". If ? '$ imdMrs J Harnett weekend from San Angelo Mrs. W. The contest was Lizzard J. Aldridge of Giving musical part he Mrs. Davis' son by The the of AMHERST-T- MI J - Jt ,ntd Monda alter and family, Fieldton returned to her sponsored was a Mary Soroptimist Club of Dallas. the program choir of Club met Tuesday night, . (,Pr sister and Troy, and son Martin. home Thursday after several freshman and sophomore Mrs Neal Sunday Miss Sullivan was, also, a March 11, at the school 818.95 J, Mr and guests were three of days spent in Littlefield FHA girls, Mrs. Mrs. Davis' winner in the Royalty directed by building. JB m pur "vur me daughters, Mrs. Hospital. Mae Porter, Mrs. Division, which included Edward Whittner of Kathy Kelly gave the ,d Tom Paul Plainview. They sang inspiration. Median and son Bruce, who Mr. beauty merits plus friendship and Mrs. Wayne Davis votes. "Yellow Bird". "Talk With The program on "How to Mrs f A. was on his was mri back to of Colorado are visiting his The Animals", Believe", weekend South Plains College; Mr. She was crowned Royal "i Care for Burns and UhspenMasi parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. and "Our Lord's Prayer", Sunburns" was presented by family in and Mrs. David Mitchell Lady in the Coronation held ieirson and and Davis. His father Is a patient followed Mills daughter Mrs. March 15, at Dallas by the installation Sandra and Randy Glen Butner in Littlefield Hospital. of new officers. Bales. of Levelland; Mrs. Hogan's Memorial Auditorium. Miss Sullivan is 7 month Attending from Bula were Mrs. George Tooley . im Mrs larl Pillion daughter, Mrs. Hetty Matching handbags Sam Hutson is a patient Mr. Donna Crume, Sheila recently concluded a course y I l.iin.in snontiinil the McNeely and her aunt, Mrs. old daughter of and Mrs. in the Littlefield Hospital. Joe E. Sullivan, 8718 Medlin, Freda Layton, in "Foods and Nutrition" available for A I ltd itb their daughter Lena Hogan of Lubbock; At last report, he was Patricia Grusendorf, Patricia for the beginners group. Mrs. Davis Westglen Drive, Dallas, both shoe styles ch Mr ana .Mrs. itiii and Troy and Robertson, Ann were Mrs. Davis' showing signs of Texas, and granddaughter of Blackstone Announcements Ley Trov sister, Mrs. improvement. and Mrs. Owen Young, local made concerning the results Less Barker of Littlefield. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan, Route 1. Amherst. FHA supervisor. of the county food and jnd Mrs t l'ubbs Charles Calvert is nutrition show. ( White .Mrs. Terry Stone, a student w to daughter improved, but remains in the Darla Hedges won first in 1 Ostrich I iil-- i at West Texas State, is tr joniiMJii uiiu Medical Arts Hospital. Mr. iMrs. the meat group; Sandra :n lef toda to visit ipending the weekend with and Mrs. Calvert's daughter, Kendall On Dean's List Mills, first in the milk group; J) Mrs WhA Mrs Joe rat Hart in his mother. flnliolln Mrs. Elmo Jones of Texas Kathy McLelland, second in OLTON-Mr- s. Leon an Stone. City, is still here. Mr. and Maltose Cross, the vegetable-frui- t Its Kendall, daughter of Mr. and organization for wives and group; Mrs. Darwin Pierce have and Kathy Kelly, second in L. C. Mrs. Louis Hair, was named sweethearts of members of r ana Mrs Dili Grissom returned returned to Carlsbad, N. M., the bread-cerea- l group. .a :;ited tn Midland home Saturday after and the Ty Jones and baby to the dean's honor list for the Alpha Tau Omega the fall semester at Texas fraternity. Darla and Sr.ndra entered 'ieneekend with their spending some time in the have gone back to Slaton. the district contest, Saturday .;jfamil 'he Dorman West Texas Hospital in Tech College with a perfect 1. grade point average. March 29, and Kathy lar- - iunaa nigm. Lubbock. McLelland served as L She is doing her student MOONBOUND sloped in ubboek to alternate. FOCAL POINT Smiley-Wilso- n Project Apollo's fuel cell M". Ida man s Floyd Coffman returned teaching at tk In furniture arrangement, power plants, equipped with Mmes. Ben ftfjw ran Martins home Thursday from Junior High in Lubbock, Greener and give each room a focal point. where she is teaching pure nickel electrodes, will Lilburn Bales prepared the A fireplace is a good focal geography provide from 500 to 2.000 refreshments which were point because it gives a She is past president of watts of electricity for the served to members and Some boys need a push feeling of warmth. the Little Sisters of the spacecraft. guests. in the ring direction. Cooking COOL! An All New Era In Meal Preparation TODAY! fWWWw ana rail 7Z MICROWAVE OVEN ' & & 0 prtabe iff (JIy ( nNIA operation DOROTHY JONES fan J, -- rt'Njc-"' Xy" no expensive I V VCT- - installation bt', r Jjl. VU tehai SWPS $350.00 'rlf the Subtle .innrn.irh tlimr him In nnr Look Over Home Economist J'Ktion our diamond experts will do the rest. I get the point ..and you the ring. Perhaps one Our Selection ''these lovely ones by To Conduct of COLUMBIA Cooking School! DIAMOND RINGS fl To i n t roduce this R a da range to you, Leon w RCA Fancher, company representative, Miss Dorthy Jones and Miss Kathy McCarty, Southwestern Public Television Service Home Economists, Will assist us in demonstrating And Stereo its many uses all day. Monday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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An Amana EXCLUSIVE 7R.W ta nac MICROWAVE OVEN WARRANTY Amim Airranti lor 2 years Itom date of original purcnase lor home tue only in U S . free replacement 5,V'esTo Chooe Fro or repair, including related labor, of pails found defective as to workmanship or material under normal '" LaLLLHHe use, and returned thiough Amaru's dealer distributor organitation OAner Is responsible for local caitage, repairmen's travel eipense if required, replacement of gaskets, rubber or plastic parts, light bulbs, Htt and accessories Any produit subjected to accident, misuse (operation while oven is empty, operated It vnil OlH OLD DIAMOND with metal utensils in the ovem, negligence, abuse, delacement of serial plate or alteration shall See Monday! void the warranty If the Service Seal is brokenby other than an authonred Amana servicer the warranty is void 'H ItfiiKHintinir )m. ,.re In Our Shop in Canada, the warranty applies as above eicept that it does not cover taies, duties, assessments levied at tune of part eiport j(c Cook A Hot Dog ' In 45 Seconds A n nrf--ti iit-r- Fry FURNITURE & 1804 HALL AVE. Bacon On PH. 385-58-83 7CB'JCPQn A Paper I APPLIANCE UTTLLFIELD Plata rn STW i. XIT C2 PAGE 6. THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 30. 1969 Sadler Participates h r EARTH OLTON L In Research Project Michael E. Sadler of MRS. W. B. SMITH JR. MRS. BEULAH NEWTON 257-434- 1 Whitharral is one of 10 Texas Tech engineering 285-238- 5 Amfilll . students named to HALL is receiving Community Hospital for In a new JAMES ii.mj, visited fotta MRS. DAVID Cearley family, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Mrs. Dora Bell participate treatment at a hospital in several days. Mellsa interdepartmental research Hackler is was in Amherst and Beavers and Chester Clay. Angeley, Mrs. Bula Coker Abilene for a heart MISS THEO Tuesday program for undergraduates. receiving treatment at Olton " L. May Muleshoe WESLEYAN SERVICE and Mrs. Venoka Lee The The program is administered condition. L MRS JANE Beavers was Guild met Monday evening Messers have been married Community Hospital. and Mrs. Leon';.0 by the Department of MISS JANE Ann Duncan, t.nhki. l. In Muleshoe Tuesda evening at the Methodist Church. A 34 years and their friends Electrical Engineering. MRS. LILLIAN Green visiting uith her son and short business session was and children wish many Mrs. Inez Yates visited a student at Texas Tech at transfedToK! and visited her parents, Corpus conducted by the president, more happy years for them. Selected students are Mrs. Claudia Souter. Mrs. J. Lubbock, Christl. H i In Mrs. Bob naroni. v ' TICKETS ON SALE AT Mrs. C. T. Richardson. The from the top five per cent O Reed and Mrs. Pauline Mr. and Duncan, lis last weekend. Mondav i. Pan oei oro Store second lesson of the study JERAL INGL1S is visiting engineering and will Graham in Plalnview Sunday h,f.. V participate in advanced level MRS. MAE Walker and Corpus Christl, eu 7 was given by Mrs. C. T. his mother in California. afternoon. l me' Teai Beulah research. Sadler, a junior in Mrs. Elsie Schrcier of fi Richardson and Mrs. Inglis is living with her e Newton. Mrs. John Welch daughter. electrical engineering MRS. RAIFORD Daniel Plalnview attended the Ark, this week HONE was served has a 3 88 funeral for George Bonner at hostess and cake physics, entered Olton Community AND MRS. J SEYA"ONS accumulative average, with ! Church t,,", cal. o: mu and coffee to the following R. S. COLE, Francis Hospital Sunday night. First Baptist members, Mmes. B. T. In his major. B. C. Monday. w5vuLr" VTMUtMt Davis and boys were In MR. AND MRS. u ; V. AND MRS. R. G. ..unn.-u.nc-.r Hamilton. Herchel Belew, Purpose of the program is are visiting MR. r parents,"m r 7 Academy Awardsj;j Plalnview Saturday on Daugherty Mrs D Martens, Oliver Tunnell, business and to take Rod to to help outstanding students relatives In Oklahoma this Axtell of Springlake, Drexel Lawson C T Beulah attended the funeral for MRS W.IIOM IN Richardson. the doctor for a checkup. become competent in MICHAEL SADLER week. HOMER Cu Newton and Miss Ruby George Bonner Monday. Mrs Ston research methods while thev GORDON THOMAS is . uunlDi MTHAKISt HtTBUR-- W1NTGR MRS. LLOYD Graham l.l i Jones MR. AND MRS. M. E. are enrolled as undergrad- to in at receiving treatment at a jjiiii mrs. Lloyd Gnl expected participate scheduled for MR AND MRS. Marcus Kelley came home uates and to encourage them least one scientific meeting, hospital in Littlefield. was major La!"?'ew Ho, Messer Wednesday cuiit-Mia- ii? were surprised by Wednesday from Marlow, to continue their education prepare a research paper for MARGIE SLATTON was surgery morning i neighbors and friends Okla., where they have been through the doctoral level. publication, participate in able to return to her home at Plalnview Hospital. . MR AND MR! Tuesdav evening, with an residing for the past several Mike is the son of Mr. and advanced level seminars and receiving MR. AND MRS. Tommy bright visit,, party. Mrs. Ted Monday, after anniersary months. Marshal's health is Mrs. F. E. Sadler of gain at Green and children of L.UUUUCK luesday i Herring of Hereford and treatment Olton MISS much improved. Whitharral. He was will work in the TERRV'l Mariann, Students Sturinnt US,.,.j daughters of the valedictorian of the 1966 Laboratories for Physical at Messers were hostesses. The MRS. ALICE Martin i s class. visited in I Ho t,A. i3w- - E Di 130 pm Electronics full time for 12 t i' hostesses served tea. coffee now staying Mrs. J. C. Mr Mi( Wto S Swr ! 300 ow with during parents, and Ma and cake to Mr and Mrs. Deer Dr. Kristiansen, of the weeks the summer near Springlake. Mrs. part the Miller Tuesday. Herchell Belew. Hugh Deer Is in poor electrical engineering and time during health. academic year. MRS LILLIAN Alexander and Scott. Cecil faculty, said the students are her CARROL w ho and sister, Ma Slover and children. Frank AND Jessie Faculty members I V kk Jm Cole of Mil ERST raion returned last Butter. Ross Brock. Lowell Lubbock were guests will work with the students of their parents, Mr. from a short trip to Walden, Dutch Been and and Include Profs. Kristiansen. Mrs. R. S. Cole last weekend. Firemen Answer W. M. Portnoy, D. K. Ferry. u.uiuia, wnere iney J. P. Craig M. O. Hagler. relatives. We to opportunity of and Mrs. Lester LaGrange J MtCO . .. would like take this ' nnni Mr,,, our Thanks and appreciation to THIS IS FHA week. The Co. rnwrni ... " "ujuo expressing Calls To Mote est State Unh us girls have had a full week. 246-333- 6 lexas everyone for your kindness toward during at Canvnn vkiitj ... of our loved one. Last Sunday they were Fire the illness and loss The Littlefield THE VINTNER'S FRIEND with her We Thank you for all the help at home, for recognized In each of the Department answered three E. L. Mr. parents, Mi Nickel stainless steel, MR. AND MRS. Lamar Kelly and Mrs. V Y Jefferiei. the love offering, for all the food, and the in calls this week, all from the because it is easy to clean children children accompanied him. churches the Leathers and three APPROXIMATELY beautiful flowers. We Thank you for your communities, Thursday mote plant located on and resists corrosion, is visited his Botli Mr. and Mrs. Kelly are prayers and cards of comfort. of Abilene farmers nttonHoH iw afternoon the girls Highway 385. Damage was favored for equipment used mother. Mrs. Ed Love and former graduates of this We Thank who sat up at the hospital, and sorghum inform those recognized and revealed their very slight each time. Two of in crushing and fermenting sister, Mrs. Laverne Long school. Mr. Kelly and and especially do we Thank Dr. Chatwell and meL-uu- identity to their secret the runs were made grapes during winemaking. and family this week. children spent Saturday ai nammuii each nurse for their help and kind concern. i morm May God bless you all. grandmothers in FHA We Thursday and one Friday To protect the product s REV. DOUGLAS Gossett night with Mr. and Mrs. W. uesday on corn ii are proud of our morning. flavor, huge stainless tanks was in Lubbock Saturday to D. Gray of Hinton, Okla. iniormation Mrs Mane Hukill. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Burkett homemaking department Late Friday afternoon a Dlant nonttlatinn Gordon and Gary, and children are also used to store wine attend a conference board Mrs. Kelly was unable to go and the work the two run was madeto a grass fire after has been aged in spacing, fertilization Mr and Mrs T H Hukill, Mr. and Mrs. James Hukill it meeting at St. John's United due to a previous watprinp niton instructors do. at 2 19 N Austin. wooden tanks and casks. He is a to and Son Methodist Church. commitment, work. new varieties member of the Mission and GUESTS OF his parents, wereprest i ne program was Health and Welfare Mr. and Mrs. W. N. spoi uy uiion urain too Committees. Humphreys, were their son FunV wife." nresented hv THOSE ATTENDING the and Mr. and Mrs. Carl OoH nf Tav,i In. MYF (Methodist Youth Don Humphreys of Ralls. fl group were senedbrea! Fellowship) F i d e 1 1 s MRS ANDRIE Warren of supper meeting Lubbock and grandson MR AND MRS at Anton, Tuesday night, David Blackwell of Borger Adair visited his r were Betty Elms, Darlene were guests of her brother, Mrs, A W ThoirJ WAYS Gossett, NOW... 3 Weaver. Linda the Guy Hufstedlers Movdada SudI Debbie Holland. Rev. Tuesday David remained for afternoon, Douglas a longer visit. Gossett and their OLTON LIONS Club sponsor Mrs. Alvin THE T. B. Eadys moved TO EARN MAXIMUM Tuesday noon at Ame ... INTEREST RATES ON YOUR SAVINGS! Messamore. Rev. Hugh to their new home on Legion Building forirefl Highway Daniel of Tahoka, was guest 81 this past week. meeting with 28 meel ? speaker with the subject TODD ELMS of Lubbock and six visitors "Giving prta Our Hundred was here with his inree oi tne visitors Percent to Christ". grandparents, the Don MR. W. P. Heverns last AND MRS. weekend. Dlliard of Lubbock shot rKTTSTCV rnrcxrm Holland Jr., Debbie, Pam MR. AND MRS. Leroy mm on uooa ift and Craig visited her parents, Nuttall and children of InHnctrioc" the Fred Hamms in' Harl Friona spent Tuesday with tn H'n line n Sunday. Her Mrs. .on. miu .mio, L brother and his mother, Annie Sweatt visited in the hi wife, the Cecil Hamms of Nuttall. ana .Mrs. i Amarillo were there, also. JUDY BOWMAN Ralls oi iir. of Teichmann in Anai ROYCE McADAMS spent is spending this week with SnnHav the weekend in I Weatherford, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. J Okla., as a guest of the Carlton Bowman. She is a Department Lively visited her MINIMUM TIME AND AMOUNT MINIMUM TIME AND AMOUNT MINIMUM TIME AND Athletic of member of the Ralls faculty Zeiss at HiPJ AMOUNT Southwestern State College. and they having Otto are spring Hospital in Hale Cel Passbook accounts may be opened Certificates are issued for at least a six vacation this week for Certificates are issued for at Sunday as little as $5.00 at any time. month period, for a minimum of least a six month period, for a minimum of 321 $1,000. $10,000. I Banquet Held See AUTOMATIC HOSPITAL I AUTOMATIC RENEWAL RENEWAL BYERS GRAW ADDITIONS Certificates are automatically At Certificates are automatically renewed renewed $ NEWS I Amherst for for additional six month periods. Additions may be made at any in for additional six time month periods. Certificate owners will be AMHERST-- An athletic Deal any amount. The passbook Certificate owners will be notified of Special provides a notified of changes thirty days in banquet, sponsored by the changes advance of the on complete record of transactions and is thirty days in advance of the maturity date. LITTLEFIELD Amherst Lions Club, was a FLEXIBLE AND maturity date. HOSPITAL held in the school CONVENIENT Funk's method for regular and systematic ADDITIONS lunchroom Tuesday evening. savings. Savings ADDITIONS During March 26 Charles Mixon. president and received through the the ten day period following ADMITTED: V. 10th cf O. of the local Lions Club, rr:c month earn from the 1st During the ten day period following maturity, existing certificates may be Crawford, Mrs. Lola Lopez, Sorghum Sudan Grit! Hb'l of the served as "emcee" for the month. Savings received after maturity, existing certificates may be increased in multiples of $1,000. Sammy Hunt. affair. the 10th of each month earn from the increased in multiples of $100.00. WITHDRAWALS AND REDEMPTION DISMISSED: Mrs. date of deposit. Martina Aparico, Mrs. Eula The football squad, be Cowen. boys Withdrawals may made as needed, and girls basketball players, LISTEN WITHDRAWALS AND however, the original certificate must March 28 REDEMPTION cheerleaders, pep squad, TO WITHDRAWALS be surrendered and a new certificate ADMITTED: Mrs. Happy track and golf teams were Ortiz, Mrs. Gladys Sherley, Withdrawals may be made as needed; will be issued after each withdrawal. honorees. HARVE1 Withdrawals may be made at any time Mrs. Barbara Huckabee, Mrs. PAUL however, the original certificate must For redemption in full or transfer, Donna Superintendent Lamar m any amount. Dividends are Lance, Mrs. Rebecca Kelly introduced Burl be surrendered and a new certificate certificate should be signed on the Dickson, Don Huckabee, NEWS ON determined on the remaining balance. Huffman, a member of will be issued after each withdrawal. reverse side and submitted in person Mrs. Erna Mae Wade, Mrs. Texas Tech's football FUNDS ADDED TO THE ACCOUNT Linda Lightfoot, Mrs. Mary When the balance is below $1 ,000 or by mail for cancellation. Dividends coaching staff. KRAN LAST ARE WITHDRAWN FIRST. the Jones. Mrs. Rusha Jackson. funds will be transferred to a credited by a certificate may be Huffman was speaker for DISMISSED: Mrs. Jimmy the occasion, Radio Station passbook account. For redemption in withdrawn at any time without Hearn. Mrs, Margaret Smith, More than 150 attended tM' full or transfer, certificates should be affecting the existing certificate. Mrs. Myrtle Aldridge, Mrs. and were served the meal 1280 On Your signed on the reverse side Withdrawal of funds other than Vivian Rice and Infant. Mrs. featuring roast beef. Morton, Te and Ellen Renner, DIVIDEND submitted in person by dividends prior to the Mrs. Peggy PAYMENT or mail for maturity date Birkelbach, Mrs. cancellation. will cause a small adjustment Jonnie Dividends are compounded quarterly Dividends credited to a on the Brestrup, Mrs. Lois certificate adjustment is (March 31, 30, may be withdrawn at any account. The a Hollingsworth, Donald June September 30 reduction in earnings Cowart. PUT BALES December 31). Savings time without affecting the existing (to 4 34 a and certificate. Withdrawal of year of dividends already paid at 5 March 29 compounded quarterly for one year at funds other ADMITTED: Joe than dividends prior to the 14 a year) on funds withdrawn Collins, t3t 4 34 a year will yield 4.83. maturity Mrs. Peggy Crafton, Mrs. Sue IN YOUR date will cause a small adjustment on before maturity. Taylor. F. D. Stevens, Mrs. the account. The adjustment is a DIVIDEND PAYMENT Edna Crews, Mrs. Blanche Jones. Mrs. Betty Ivey. reduction in earnings (to 4 34 a Dividends are payable or compounded TRAILERS year of dividends DISMISSED: Mrs. Happy already paid at 5 a quarterly in one of the following Ortiz, Gordon Thomas, Mrs. year) on funds withdrawn before manners: (1) Dividends may be added Iiernice Holderman, Juan Aparicio, maturity. to your certificate account and Roger Galindo. INSURED SAVINGS Mrs. Jenny Mitchell and compounded at the rate of 5.25 a DIVIDEND PAYMENT infant. Mrs. Grace Gilley, NOW year, which yields 5.35 a year. (2) Don Huckabee. VOIR SAVINGS ACCOINT IS Dividends may be added to a flexible I Dividends are added to your passbook account and compounded. BABIES UP $15,000 BY certificate account each quarter and Born to Mr Mrs. INSl'RKD TO THE (3) Dividend checks may be and compounded at the rate of 5 a year. Gary Huckabee, a baby girl WITH HIGH-TES- DEPENDABLE automatically mailed. Dividends are on March FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Certificates purchased through the 28 at 9 28 a.m. paid quarterly. Certificates weighing 5 G M 10th of each month earn from the 1st purchased lbs.. o.. through the 10th of each M of the month. Certificates month earn INSURANCE CORPORATION. purchased from 1st SEED after the 10th earn from the the of the month. GUY COTTON date Certificates purchased SMITH issued. after the 10th Aviation earn from the date issued. ,1 ALL VARIETIES TREATK -- r:ros OFriCERS w i A Kc'1 le Cherokee 140 floyd Coffmon, DELINTED f , t Cot or Pie'dnt WET ACID David A Keilhley, $900 Solo, 15.00 Dual ft ink Executive Vice Pieudent Home Of THIN ITTLEFIELD INSURED j) WHEN YOU THINK OF COTTONSEED l frank Rogert, Vice Pieudent Red Baron Flying Club Itiomt K (by J4 Mary lo Thanton, Secret i Monthly 1 J M fa"-- SAVINGS AND Duet $1 so LOAN ASSOCIATION Roger I Jonei, Treaiuiei & Dcfinting 1.1 Wore Littlefield Seed rnntl Jerome Kuby, Attorney Littlefield Municipal Airport -- Ph. 385-898- pmoNE 385-3- n"wijnmic uiruu.AwuniirtT THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1969, PAGE 7 LJiiiihn:MHiiMJ.IsWJ. WdvmsMwlil&M ECTfrffi

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BE3! 1969 PAGE 8. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, SUNDAY. MARCH 30, , ''"iiiiiilllililliiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii SUM) Damapo In Collision IT ANTON - itjy fn TSabt r- lliway Patrolman Hill tfafc qcut Act tjoWt cbctet... Angel estimated damage done to two cars at $1,100 in a two ear collision MRS. C. D. NELSON 997-426- 1 Involving two Morton residents. ' accident oceured 4t iy A Rae Sammy visited In the home Q.,rl . ... The 10Hr9 MRS. LOR Will hp L.,1 12.1 miles west of Littlefield LiSfr"' E 1 home Tuesday of their daughter, Mr. and V"''ira ,jmM returned ,u:jV " and 7 r7J when the '08 Ford driven by several weeks visit with Wayne Peel In EuT AksssssssssWkssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssS from Mrs. Linda Carrolyn Fred Elf-",- , HK her sister at Jarrell. Brownfield Sunday. Lee and with McCamish attempted a '4PH TEAGUES visited Lisa had spent the SlL'Hr D T. who at the rcL-lt- l in flu. n.llll (if .1 '(H IMlirn "- - -. his brother and sister in law, weekend with their Peters nvt;i"uu'M '" r: - a .. "Mustangi.. driven by uerscnei in .. ima rar Mr and Mrs. Wells Teague grandparents, relumed home welcome t thc linn l.nmnr Thn Lamar this weekend. with them. They also visited publ Sweetwater ,wl MRS vehicle hit the left side of REV. I). J. Peters was the W. A (Uncle Bill) ..;.'" A! Mm ""'igion spent tilt; IIKVUIIIIIIt,r,ilcl, VUI,nr .,,(.',..,.(, evangelist for a revival Stephenson in the University fishing ii . i.- - i..r. -- j. r i. at Oak Wcr il iu uiu it'll ui FIVE GENERATIONS of Mrs. C. J. Lewis who got meeting at the First Baptist Convalescence Home in "k thn week n.imm'n In together recently are shown here. The baby is Church in Cone last week. Lubbock. .McCamish car was estimated Pamela Jo Whitten, its mother is Mrs. Jerri Rev John Tubbs is pastor. HOYT CRANITLL left at $500. grandfather, Gene Dickerson; MRS. LYLIA Knight Saturday for Center, where I Whitten; the ...... -- .... r, home Thursday he will do the preaching for (ttuiq Lj&wi pKeAcniptioH t usiimaiua..j me Mrs. Vollie Dickerson, left, and returned HART CAN car at is from a three weeks visit with a revival this week. Mrs. NI- - Lamar (center standing) Mrs. C. Irairoimen relatives at Farmington, N. Cranfield and children " TDcctI C??oi na4 J. Lewis. MAIN inLJi tk pCMiny M accompanied him as far as THOSE FROM ANTON Sweetwater where they 'or 1 1 1 IM 1 1 1 1 9 Ei 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ill attending funeral services for visited relatives. They ii ii linn Mrs. Joe Dillon in Littlefield returned home Sunday. Special Deal - Saturday afternoon were MR. AND MRS. L. H. on SPR1XGLAKE CIRCLE Christine Buchanan, Williams visited their son and Mrs Funk's Donnie and David, Mrs. family, the Cecil Williams in J MRS. TOM STAIMSELL 285-257- 2 Linda Carpenter, Mrs. Alvin Morton Sunday. and 111 Charles MRS. Bill Swanson, Buchanan. MR. AND ISorghum Sudan Grs-.i- FIBERGLASS REPAIRS Mrs. Chester Jones, and M Swanson and Mr and Mrs. tjfji MRS. B. ELMA Criswell has MR. AND MRS. J. J Leonard Sanders, Jr . and Newton. Alvin Swanson and Kyle been hospitalized in Coker, Kent, Jimmy and Jo Mrs. Robert Dennis attended MMES. DELTON Fisher, went to Happy Wednesday TANKS and BOATS Littlefield for more than Ann and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. the Earth Eastern Star Roy Garden, Jack Grace and evening, to help Paul THE TRAVEI Ill fir four weeks. At last report Axtell were dinner guests friendship night recently. Paul Tullis. attended a WSCS Swanson celebrate his she was feeling better. Sunday of Coker's mother, VISITING SUNDAY with District meeting in First birthday. THE FIRST part of the Mrs. Beula Coker of Earth. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Welch Methodist Church in SIM AND MRS. Walter week Mrs. V. P. Hedges was MR. AND MRS. Floyd were his cousins, Calvin and Levelland Tuesday and Campbell, Bruekmuhl. CENTER rL 4 dismissed from the Olton Banister spent Sunday in Lavon Hukill of Clovis, N. Wednesday. Germany, named their new FULTON Community Hospital where Plainview with their son and M., and Monty Monninglon LOYAL WOOTEN. who son Troy Shannon. He was she had been a patient daughter-in-law- , Mr. and of Overton, Neb. is a patient In the Veterans born March 2-- and weighed RESTAURAN approximately eight days. Mrs. Winfred Banister. MR. AND MRS. Hollis Hospital in Dallas, has been 8 lb, 5 oz. The mother is the MRS. MARY RADIATOR SHOP Starnes of MR. AND MRS. Dvvight Cain met Rev. W. J. Hughes placed on the critical list. former Sherrill Tidvvell. Both Freda Dyer Operjtot Sunnyvale, Calif., is visiting Joiner Jr. 'of Dlmmitt, were of Grand Forks, N. D., at the MR. AND MRS. Arden parents are graduates of 412 HALL 385-454- 5 fcs1 her mother, Mrs. N now AVE Myrtle callers Wednesday evening, Amarillo airport Monday Sanders of Alamogardo, High featuring! McNamara. Anton School. ttttttttt illinium uttnttttttttttttin3rtSMB?wiiftf in the home of "Mrs. Tom night. Rev. Hughes is the M.. are visiting her mother. Maternal grandparents are MRS. C. C. Barden was in Stansell. evangelist at the revival held Mrs. C. D. Nelson this week. Mr and Mrs. Thaxton OPEN PI! Tipton, Okla., last week with MR AND MRS. L. L. this week at Springlake MRS M. B. Ryals. Leon Tidvvell of Anton. Paternal her mother, Mrs. Will Lad uke, Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Church. Ham and Mrs. Ida Moore of grandparents are Mr. and Campbell who is 99 years of Anton and Mr.s. R. B. Mrs. Russell Campbell age Mrs. of BARBEQUE Campbell lives in ("PPW Blaylock and T W. Moyers California. Mr. and Mrs. M. II W her bftaMltMferi home with Push Your her son and of Lubbock were in Fort M. Tidvvell and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Cecil Campbell Worth last week to attend T. C. Talkington of Anton SERVED HERE, and Miss Willie Campbell. funeral services for Mrs. Dera are maternal OrTOGO(ByPouJ ifj i VISITING DURING the Myers, age 8.1. Mrs. Tom Mrs. Roy Patterson weekend with Mrs. L. A. BULA Ham. who had spent the past of Anton is paternal scococoacsococryJ IM ,l'l George was her cousin, Mrs. two months at Ft Worth OD Burden of Lubbock. Denton, and returned home MR. AND MRS. Leonard Your Choice of MRS FLOY CHOATE MRS. JOHN BLACKMAN with them. Mrs Myers was a UrTTKUl had in her home Saturday sister to Mrs. Moore Mrs. Ware of Amarillo visited hei 933-232- 8 BARBEQUED her great niece and children, Ham and Mrs. Moyers and an mother. Mrs. Ruby Copeland Mrs. Charles Jones, David, 2iaftfckXS aunt to the others. Other Sunday night. MRS. J. Thornley had : Janna. Jerry and Larry of ATTENDING THE the critical illness of her survivors are a son. 2 0. ; Amherst as her guest last week her MEATS Annual WSCS Conference J. D. He at brother. Swanncr daughters, three mother, Mrs. D. V. Riddle, MR AND MRS. Max the United Methodist lives near Corpus Christl and grandchildren, and three Goforth Demita and Miles, Church in Levelland is a patient in a Corpus and her sister and BEEF BRISKETS brother-in-law- , Mr. Mrs. spent Sunday with Goforths Wednesday, were Mmes, Hospital. BRAZIL is in and Christi JEFF C. R SPARE RIBS parents, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Charlie Landers, L. H. Methodist Hospital where he Roebuck and her ENTRANTS IN THE Jack Riddle all from GERMAN SAUSAGI 1 Goforth Medlin, Harvey Whittenburg. had surgery Saturday. brother. I j 1 district volleyball ' I 1 1 MR AND MRS. Earl Paul Young, Tommie Kirk, MR. AND MRS. S. M. Muleshoe and her brother, CHICKEN pi tournament held in Cliff Riddle of Locknev. I Meeks of Fort Worth, were W. L. f and Clawson. Levelland Junior College Monroe are attending a bank m : I SCHOOL MENU Served with Brown .l"li:il.':. recent guests of Mrs. Meek's WMU Tuesday for grade school opening in Dallas this week. brother-in-la- MET Tuesday MONDAY; Hamburgers, and sister, Mr. boys were Jimmie Risinger, MR. AND MRS. Jack beans, potato salad, SEE YOUR DEALER TODAY I afternoon at 2:30, at the mustard, potato chips, and Mrs. Earl Watson. church, for singles, girls Leisa Risinger Grace were in Atlanta City, sliced pickles, green M R Pickrell their mission lettuce and tomato, pork S FERAL study. Mrs. E. and Susan Layton, doubles; N. J., Sunday through I. had as visitors Sunday her O. Battles had and beans, milk, apple crisp. onions, homemade charge of the lesson which Terry Tharp, singles. High Thursday last week seed rolls daughter and family, Mrs! attending a National REA TUESDAY' Fish sticks,; poppy concluded the current study school. Sheila Medlin and tarter sauce, green YOHNER'S Virgie Austin, De'On, Lisa Freda Layton doubles; boys, Convention. beans, and cherry cobbler. and Gary, from Lovington, book on "Columbia". Mrs. buttered potatoes, hot rolls, Richardson read the prayer Rodney Claunrh and Tom MRS. J. C. Grace and N. M. David milk, peanut butter cake. Newton, doubles; and Ron honored her grandson - To LONNIE who is a calendar for the missionaries. All in a Box FEED DEAR, M Risinger, singles. and wife, Mr and Mrs. James WEDNESDAY- Meat and SEED Attending were r s. balls spaghetti, student at Lubbock Rovvena Grace who recently returned and black eye Go. College, Richardson, Mrs. C. STUDENTS THAT will peas, 409 W. DELANO LITTLEFIELD Christian spent the from Germany, with a cole slaw, hot rolls, $150 weekend with his family, Mr. A. Williams, Mr.s. E. O. be going to Amherst on milk, P. dinner in her home Sunday and fruit cobbler. Mrs. J. W. Dear, My Battles, Mrs. R. Pierce and Saturday, March and ma, Miss 29, to the Others present were Mr. Vina Tugman. meet and MR. AND MRS. Dewayne Leland, Karen, Darla, Larry district literary are 5th Mrs. Grace, Mr. MR. AND MRS. W. T. Roy and Suddeth, of Lubbock are bsO50C0Cr5CC-CrV- and Connie. and 6th grade oral reading, Mrs. Air. Thomas were in Jack Grace, and parents of an 8 lb. 3 oz. son, MR. AND MRS. C. O. Lubbock Randy Hall and Susan Mrs. Richard Grace Bibby and Kathy Monday, where Mrs. Thomas Layton. and and born March 19. He was attended 7th 8th Rondy Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth last rites at Commerce, had a check up from her M c C a 1 1 and Nancy named Duran Kent. Maternal doctor and she plans to have Grace, Mark. Mat, and grandparents are Mr and Friday, for Bibby's uncle, Blackstone. Spelling, team, Charles Mr. knee surgery on her right Leisa and and Mrs. Mrs. Dave Abney and TODAY'S Jess Yates. Risinger and Ronda Reginal Stephens, MR. AND MRS. knee and have a metal knee Hall; picture Lori, paternal grandparents arc Kenneth memory Randv Melodi and Zane. Boone, Danny, Donnie, Joe cap put in The surgery is Hall and Oralia Davila. 7th Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sudduth, v D A LE Sunday Selection Bob and Dannie of planned for April 10. While grade spelling team, Jerry-So- MORRIS of Anton. Lubbock Alexander of Dallas visited Sunday with Boone's In Lubbock they visited with der and Edward spent THE PROGRESSIVE parents her brother. C. M. Woodard Clawson. In high the weekend with his Sunday School Class of First and grandmother, school, parents, Mr. W. MENU of Ralls and a patient in Diane and Mrs. M. Baptist met Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boone and the Crume and Judy Alexander. Church Mrs. St. Marys Hospital. Snitker, spelling team; and Thursday afternoon in the Mattie Boone. MR. AND MRS. Jack Y R N A G. B. SALYER was Iva Clawson, alternate. Diane home of Mrs. O. J. Thornley Cream of Ch ken M AND Oakley, Linda and Shirley Soup KARhN Dear attended the striken Monday afternoon Crume, Pam Layton, and for their monthly social and a birthday-celebratio- Whipped JeliOrtthF il about 6 o'clock with a severe Judy Snitker, science; Judy attended business meeting. A Salad A - W recent Future Homemakers for Mrs. F heart attack. He died at 9 30 Oakl- devotional was led by Mrs. Convention held in Snitker, Margaret and her twin sister, Mrs. O. Selection- - Tuesday night. D . D . Meats Lubbock. Myrna received Funeral Richardson, and Tom B. Melson at Dickerson. arrangements are with Newton, Number sense; Grand Prairie Refreshments were served to list her state degree in over the B'O led K C Hammons Funeral directors Patricia Grusendorf and weekend. Thevalso nine members and three Chaifoat yl homemaking at that visited Mr. Oakley's Strip Steak iiShi meeting. in Littlefield. Rodney Clauncli, mother, visitors, Mrs. Thelbert at Terrell McReynolds, Mr.s. MRS. L. R. Lovelle and MR. AND informative speaking; Roebuck Young Baked Hen ' MRS. Joe Margaret Richardson MR. AND MRS. Bill and Grandma Riddle of Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Bibby Clark and his parents, Mr. and Small corn stuff ng '" ol Lubbock visited Mr. Muleshoe. " were in Plainview, Sunday, and Mrs. W. W. Clark Tom Newton, poetry and Mrs. cranberry uc and interpretation; Mike Alton Bullington AN EIGHT DAY Revival with the Bibby's grandson son Mike of Muleshoe, Aary Sunday. gitilet gravy Yellow and Donna Crume, prose meeting will be held at First Pages and family, Mr. and Mrs. attended the funeral Sunday MRS. LEON Woolen J0) Melvin McClure reading; Patricia Grusenford Baptist Church beginning Pike Peak Roait and family. at the Levelland College visaed her son, Loyal in the w tti MRS. BUCK McClure Avenue and James Stroud, ready Sunday, March 30 , and will and tender Baptist Church for writing. Veterans Hospital in Dallas continue through April (i. muihroom tauce visited Wednesday in the Joe's cousin, Terry Gene and another son and family, Rev. D. J. Peters, pastor, will Littlefield Hospital with Mrs. McCain, who was killed in MR. Mr. 5 0! COME IN SOON a AND MRS. C A. and Mrs. Delmar Woolen do the preaching. Rev, Speckle Trout Elma Criswell, one car accident Williams Eddy "" Friday drove to Earth at Burleson. Howard, pastor of First baked. freh wat' MR. AND MRS. Ralph night near Levelland. Friday MR, taure afternoon, to her AND MRS. C. S. Baptist Church at Bula will thorrnodor Rudd attended the wedding MR. AND MRS. J. C. sister's, Mr. Mrs. TRIM THE and Lowell Stephenson, June and have charge of the singing. Chopt Sunday evening, of Miss Withrow and children spent Walden Center Cut Pork and later they all irlodpineappl""!' Karen Kelm to Billy Bogard Sunday in Abilene visiting drove to Plainview with of Tucumcari, N. M, Vows with to hear FAT their daughters, the ladies' brother. Rev. R. Steak 6 were exchanged in the Cynthia and Sherry--, L Sirloin both Swanncr of Rosvveli chopped 'th ",rt OUT OF Lutheran Church of Clovis, students at Abilene Christian preach. Rev N M,, the home of the bride College. Swanner is onions preaching for a revival at is a great-niec- e the who of Mrs. MRS. C. A. Williams Bethel Baptist of Trout YOUR Rudd. Church in Tenderloin recently received word of Plainview, L0QK with tarter saute With these ventl' bea"' fresh whole g.een sweet com M" baked ro"i. Idaho potatoei hot INCOME TAX shO'tck strawberry Ii W?-2-5 s lea or coffee ffi Because WHAT'S NEW ; We terc le you' rightj We ryyyyMU-Ju- in rrok "g deductions, ond reduc g your e lael - Understand.. BLOCK knows taxes ..,ce ,- njide out, we II moke jure Complete BOX DINNER you get every legitimate Retum deduction and maiimum IN YOUR GROCERS lavingjl Our tervlcr 11 FRIED CHICKEN quick convenient and '5 DEEP FREEZE

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NEWS STAND CARRIER BOY 26c Per Week vs 70 Cents Per Mo. Equals $13.52 Equals $8.40 Per Year Per Year ,v THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY. MARCH 30. 1969. PAGE 1 1 Garbage Can Inspection Begins Here On May 1 Littlefield Menu The Littlefield City containers are not sanitary condition at all (e) Garbage and refuse Health Department will acceptable. times. containers shall be of a kind BITUARIES MONDAY Hamburgers, begin inspection of garbage Section IVOrdinanceNo (d) Ash containers shall suitable for collection lettuce and tomatoes, french cans May 1 . 175 of City of Littlefield be made of metal and have a purposes and shall be of vjch fried potatoes, milk, and The Inspection will gives these specifications. capacity of not more than weight that they can be banana pudding. Include checking the typo of (a) Garbage and refuse 31 gallons. handled by one man. container, sle and covers. containers shall be made of VERTIEHAYHURST FUneral Barrels or oil used metal, " MMhf,,l,,.mn?0nS I,0mC Of TUESDAY. Swiss steak drums as with tight fitting Uttlerield in charge covers and shall be for Ura Vcrtlo of arrangements. fltlfl ttTtWXf nrnitnAl nntnlnnc water TO OUR OLD .1 cerslces balyer moved to tight. 0'"' i... ,ll..,l nt n.m Hula 10 years ago English peas, rolls and MOVED BACK from Oklahoma butter, THIRD EAR (b) Garbage and refuse LOCATION Arts Hospital at where he was born April milk, and chocolate s L in Medical a, 1911. pie. Good family containers shall have a Friday in the First communications help make a EAST were held He was engaged capacity of not more than 106 10th J in farming In the Iiula happy family Family 31 gallons. 6 Church area. WEDNESDAY: Pizza, .,. cabbage members should listen with a (c) Garbage and refuse Dy iiarriMjn ""-- v Surviving are his salad, lima beans, "" wife. Alta; two milk, "third ear" The first two containers shall be of a type Bennett Chiropractic Clinic rhurch officiated assisieu uy nev. daughters, and fruit cobbler. Mrs. Linda Todd of Kermit cars hear what is being said, approved by the city of First Baptist Church In J" and Mrs. Hetty Bowers and third ear hears what is officer, Phone 385-345- 0 for of Levelland; one HAPPY sanitation and shall Appointment son, Glenn Salyer HOLIDAYS' not being said. be kept in a neat and were conductod of Lcclland; two li'de selces sis ers, Mrs. Herbert Jones EvmorninR n Wellington. of Wichita Falls, and Mrs. A. E. Walker of Hig Spring, Hahursi mm m and one grandson. was born""""'"Oct. 15, ,ce 1943 She

it Henderson .... are iiui nuaut.nu, .,.., .,. TONY HABERER f Elavtuirst of Amarillo; two f(J J .VIUUSUII Ul I liUUIHX, MULTIPLY Funeral services FOOD ,d rs r. u. ruiuy ui for Tony Haberer. 22, your of Earth, who died March uh iwo oruiiitia. umuj lac ui 21 in the crash of a private plane near L and Robert Vise, of Dinuba, Fort Stockton, were held at 3 p m. (ve sisters Mrs mia uupur oi Friday, March 28. in - rl .lr li nenn ,.f the First Baptist Church of tvr Mrs t"""tin ...w.. Earth. Jewel Holloman Rev. M. B Baldwin, pastor, SAVINGS Hon Mrs of and the Rev. Bruce Giles lorene Littleton of Earth and of Lubbock, officiated Burial was in toper of Lubbock, 10 grandchildren Earth Cemetery with Parsons-Ellis-Singleto-n Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Haberer was a professional cowboy and SALYER was enroute to Mercedes when the crash SSL occurred. . r 11 CJ f services lur u . omjti,cl.. di.ui Surviving are his wife Sharon of .i . . .. n V..r,l,. In U7r( Sonora; a iwouiea ai j m. "'; " daughter, Ronda Gale of Hernial at Mulcsiioe, were "'nom Sonora; his parents, Mr and Mrs. Johnny ii afternoon in the Bula Baptist Haberer of Earth; a sister, Mrs. Jerry Tunnell of Littlefield; two brothers, L Eddie Howard, pastor, assisted by Ronnie Haberer of Hugo, Okla., and Gary iHrles anlandingham oi itaion, N. Don Haberer of Earth; and his r..3ied grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Cantrell of uiasin littlefield Memorial Park Amherst. fi M frocks Investigated Sudan FNB Gets Funds IF llafl Cilv Polieemen Lamb County -- commissioners met Friday to v poiuf investigated Francis car up onto the transact business making the I vi k'his week sidewalk. Mrs. Brestrup was First National Bank of 3ar taken to the Littlefield Sudan the official repository !! . truck driven Hospital. for certain funds. A i.: Lrdon I Grissom At 5 15 p.m. Tuesday, In compliance with a Inc i.j nun a 1902 GMC Margarette Reed Graves, letter from Comptroller of Pi' .j driven bv Delbert driving a 19G5 International Public Accounts, George S UiiUiKLUBWM' Jer ...kson last Tuesday on pick-up- , and George Thomas Calvert, the commissioners I'd wenue Uoin Corry, driving a 1967 again ordered the Sudan ,s uerc traveling west Chrysler, collided on E. bank named as a repository , an the urissom 17th. The Graves vehicle The second order i on the Jackson pulled out into the path of authored the First National lip when Grissom the Corry vehicle, Bank of Littlefield to l"ted a right turn into a investigating officers said. transfer several accounts .'i drive The Graves pick-u- p first now on time deposit to the Ipproximately .$900 stopped for a stop sign and Sudan bank. Mwasdone to two cars officers said the low sun A third order gave Mrs. jv about noon when could have caused the driver Lucy Moreland, county Johnnie Brestrun. of the pick-u- not to see the treasurer, authority to make i 1967 'ab( 131 Pontiac. hit a approaching car. the transfer from the i car belonging to C. Littlefield bank to the Sudan Yd a I fares The parked '67 bank. tor I'oiei received an STILL THE KING This measure was first "atcd S)50 damaees as Stainless steel was the major adopted Feb. 28 and goes es leri'truD vehicle consumer of nickel in 19C8, into effect April 1. t Pr !... .. accounting for more than All county commissioners MB yt 'in Phelps when she H5'r of the more than 800 and the county judge were i Wi taMthilu million pounds consumed in present for the regular uspaci Knocking the the free world. meeting. lest le 1 ac whi wj i iiiBcujcKiPliifBISB St. I vers r ac DO. be. Even ted at the 2,1 to Bli '"' ""fa"! t last minute, on am tge this ryla can be Pagi your easiest tBBBBBB ftI BBBBBBH tax return ever! ou can beat the income tax deadline with case. Because the TAX MASTERS at Interstate financial house can still relieve you from the worry of "ng math mistakes. ..or missing deductions. ..or just not getting it done on ,ime Here's how: mm EzOaUsi 9 to 9 weekdays; 9 to 5 Saturdays. Come in anytime. (Or call us for a Sunday appointment,)

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Tee Shade Tree SHURFRESH LU2IER COSMETICS ;;; MILK TUir r .1 Hoso Bushos Etc """-OFTEx- i HAS THAT a Wanted found farm TWO bedroom furnished LOST a pet crow phone i0t yea' hind. $75 00 per week Leo plumbed for washer fenced 385 3283 3 30-- In stock, see Mrs Curtis lOIIVS M KSHH NATURAL To any Sheriff Smith, Day phone 285 2454, back yard. 322 W 4th Call Ch.vhoim, 500 C. 12th. nabie within ,,'.; Pete Shipley. 38VR9B4 T-- Littlefield, 385-342- TF-- I air Si Wettildo 385 8J88 GOODNESS LOANS of Texas Olton, Texas. Need responsible person in A GREETING area over ! You a r ft l. Littlefield to take nrw.-.- . "CI:! if FOR SALE or rent one. L. IVjton Roeso fwiiimdiiucaj to AVON you like people, payments on late model F0UST USM0 making friends and two. three bedroom houses sewing machine. Equipped Saws machine filed and set DUblishPri enjoy 1 10 cIIoh House want to earn money ontact and apartments some with automatic handsaws $1.50. Power FOOD the Avon manaqer Write furmshed Small down blind hems, buttonholes, Blades Chisel tooth 10c inch lluilriing iK'Msanpublication,: ' Mgi Box 1694 payment on houses sold fancy patterns, etc. Balance diameter. Fine tooth and east twenty.,,,,0' D'st Sales 1 5c inch James 385-350- b Piamview Tex O' Call Balance paid out ike rent due $24 56, four payments combination IMiom 0 Wood, E 16th, 293 3183 4 6 E Located all over $6 48 per month Write 209 Phone SEATS thereof, m a n.Lj 385-434- 4 p. m TF-- TRUCK In I . w Can k Houk 305 4830 or Credit Manager, 1114 19th after printed a 11 taaiiiu url O'f.ce 385 3492 Street Lubbock, Texas. "TF-- EXCHANGED tfh & COINS BOUGHT SERVICE r. SOLD Bring your old coins 15 MINUTE below following" Boat and trailer, good Let us appraise. Will buy, 'ell ATTENTION dog owners J'ft condition. See at Tommy vVi" my or trade. Bid board for coins Poodle grooming and dog CITATION pv keep c1 "d'e" Lewis Body Shop. 385-554- McCORMICK'S iirpnjWeHaveKeysAnU;j home Mrs c E Cowan opens 9 a.m. Monday, closes bathing at Muleshoe Animal Will Show; PUBLICATION EESEASSUME low interest loan Clinic, west of Muleshoe Contracts. 4 p.m. Saturday. KIRBY'S Phone 385 3542 TF C CAnyt Enthusiastic THE STATE OF TEXAS and pay transfer on three STORE, 333-- appointment phone AUTO SUPPLY line. tt SHOE For Sservice J To Ann E bedroom, two bath, 272-306- Fl, brick. WANTED TO BUY 1,000 Phelps, Littlefield. TF-- 1 Call Roy Wade, Plains Real gal. propane tanks, with 250 AND Defendant. Greettna TF-- Plains : YOU ARE hfrp Estate. lbs. working pressure. Keeth DUNN 56-- cotton seed. COMPLETE EXTERMINA- TRIM SHOP I Gas Co., Clovls, N. M., Germination Bennie Service, ..VL'P.P 90. TION household 3B5-45- 55 : befnr . th u.. THREE bedroom brick, pests as roaches, mice, rats, PHONE Real Estate nT.:;.-- 15 COMFORTABLE oedrooms Harmon, Amherst. 'v.."'v.oun "'.'ol ,. 34 baths, fireplace, fenced, 246-321- termites, etc. Tree and lawn MAIN """1 for men New. Home Heated 227 385-32- 11 V County at the cnrtk Crescent Park, 2505 S. Good used aluminum pipe in bird repelling, i, PHONE rooms Phone 385 3604 204 385-615- spjaying, thereof, in Littlefield, Tt, Farwell. 4", 5", 6", 7", 8" sizes, at a 385-379- 0 E TF-- PLASTIC engravers. Name moth proofing. One year J:Roy Wade I by a 9th St good price. We also have the filing written anW badges, plates, desk sets and written service warranty. 385-488- D Onstead or before 10 o'clock AM ACRES and seven 385-556- FOUR well known extruded small signs. Call Low rate, a the first FOR RENT Furnished one room Good 1 ALCOA Aluminum in $2.50 Monday next j' house. 12 pipe for your needs. room crawling insects. Call PROFESSIONAL the expiration and two bedroom inch sprinkling system. 12 all sizes. We buy used landscaping, lawn of f0rtv t apartments Adults only... east Hwy., pipe. Before you collect: Levelland, service, tree surgeons, days from the date ot TI-- - mile on Spade aluminum bales 894-382- Davidson Pest 500 hay 60c per bale. Call issuance of this tit.,,, 3380. 12 mile north of Littlefield. trade see State Line Sell one or all. One mile Control, 111 First Street, insecticide spraying. 385-556- west same being h..' Call 1 after 5:30 L SW - the 28th Irrigation ittlef leld, and 15 years collect A- 14 north Oklahoma Levelland, "- Anrll ...n p.m. or all Saturday and Muleshoe. TF-- -! , FOR RENT Furnished day Flat Gin. Ernest Wright. experience. TF-- Lubbock. Free apVrf5C!COSCrCO wx; ':,..,? . Sunday. TF-- L tl kir-r-r-- v a a a r r reimon lilH apartments Phone Estimates. n 385-536- TF-- I WE DO CUSTOM farm 0 -- id,C0lJrt' the 27th c Go Boy Bar No. 322423, O NttU A AK0 RENT CONVALESCENT O of January A.D 1959 or work. Shredding, tanden, Quarter Horse Stud, fee $50. JOHN STANDIFER For Sale Rent: Three equipment at Brittain 8 this cause, numbered 65 room furnished discing, discing, 385-414- 0 Chr.xlcr, I'ImiioiiIIi THREE bedroom house, 410 Wood offset Phone After 6 Wheel chairs, N on apartment. All bills paid. breaking, and anhydrous Pharmacy. Q ' ' the docket of said co 667-398- 0 p.m. w 4315 42nd St., St.. Amherst. Call and eekends, crutches, hospital beds, S :iii(l and styled Jose P Flo- - 123 N westside Phone ammonia application with 385-367- l)o(li' 0 in Petersburg. TF-- Roberts Lumber items. Complete line 385-405- 4 27-- other 8 vs Ann E Flo- - stubble mulshers Bill Davis, Co. TF-- Lubbock S Pla'ni'. . Convalescent needs. TF-- New S Amherst 246-3483- or Used Defendant For Sale or Rent, Houses 385-583- A NICELY furnished three TF-- Contact Q brief statement oftJ apartments. Chester Evaporative cooler, brown 01 room bnck apartment All and MONUMENTS and v nature tnis suit is 385-429- TF-- and gold dinette, 24" on to-w- 51 51 T Harvey, -- fan memorials. Display at 1500 Archie Curry X follows, bills paid Phone 385 FOR LEASE Gulf Station 385-591- stand Nichols Ave. Call Toby This is a suit for divml 9th and Hall Call 385 3900 , 0 Furnished two bedroom, 385-3539- O alleging cruel and hirl nt see TF-- Walker, (iarhmil Motor Co. FURNISHED apa for brick house, adults only or Slow Gnssom Used pumps TF-- Turbine 220' Littlefield. r x treatment, requesting rent Bills pa d 85 3065 TF 385-388- TF-- svrsprTrrn-- I'hoiu' :JH.'i-l-.- "i. 5". 150' 4", 150' 5". These C2A Neq u it able division are all oil lubs in good MATTRESS RENOVATED l.ittli'ficl'l. Jt fit property and requestd FOR SALE rent rebuilt, new custody childnl or account condition. mattress A. - ,. ,. of minor yOSESSHSBESv No 27863, $50 00 down. after 6 p.m. mattresses and box springs. T!Wi- ..J- mnrp fullv shown (I Reasonable monthly FOR SALE-I- n. Brantley Drive Your present bed springs nainiurs petition on lit J M to springs. r eo .arpeted. payment or rent S60.00 per Mrs B. Welborn. Repossessed tape converted box mis suit Central 385-450- Stereo Landau-a- ir month Three bedroom next TF-- Mrs. Claude Steffey, dial 1966 is rol I fenced back yard Nice recorder, records and plays ii mis citation to W. 385-338- or Stitch-ln-Tim- and power all the luxuries ninety neighbo' hooi '10 E 6th school. Located 605 Stereo. served within dJ l 1st Wanted- to sell two in Excellent 385-314- Agents for A&B you expect from a of I Call 385 31 I2 or 385 5o60 St., Littlefield. For piece after the date itsissuincj condition. Portable. Co , TF-- mileage Silver rose information call collect living room suits $97.50 to 385-449- Mattress Lubbock. Low it shall be returned unsenq $139.95. Plain and floral TF-- S and beige maroon interior. TWO bedroom brick home Atlanta, Georgia, The officer executinatfi covers. Bigham Furniture, $2895, writ shall promptly servttt S60 00 per month Call Mrs TF-- W. I 272-3038- , 310 4th. St. CITY TRADING Post A J Lenderson. FOR SALE or trade. Three has 1967 Chev. 4 Dr. same according 4-- for sale requirements of law andt Muleshoe. acreage cigarettes, $3.05 a INCOME TAX Sedarr-A- ir Cond., Standard bedroom with on SHEEP FOR SALE. carton, package, STP, mandates hereof, and mil highway at Littlefield. Joe 32c. transmission. White with TWO bedroom furnished Rambiolett ewes. Contact 79c a can, most major due return as the law directs 385-341- 385-465- interior. Close All Young, 1309 Atkins, 3 or TF-- blue $1595. house for rent. in. brands of oil, qt. 39c. I I Issued and given under rr bills paid. Call 385-449- 7 or Brownfield, Phone automatic SERVICE and the seal of sx 637-100- transmission or 1965 4 Dr. Sedan hand 385-530- TF-- TF-- ALL kinds alterations, Fairland brake fluid a can 39c. We V-- court at Littlefield. TenJ 8 standard transmission covered buttons, carry a large line of this the 12th day of Mid button-holes- , air FOR RENT OR SALE Two By owner, large two belts. Mr. and shotguns, revolvers and Reasonable Rates 1969 Mrs. G. E. Seifres, 905 E THE BEST KIND CF conditioner. A.D. room. bedroom, bath, large rifles. Ammunition, $1095. Ray Lynn Britt Clt--J and three bed 385-397- tools, IS" Attest: 385-467- kitchen, dining room, fully 6th St., Phone CALVIN SPRING TONIC 4 Ophelia Stone. trailers, tubs, buckets, drugs, J. YOUNG sRay Lynn Bml carport, nice - 1964 Rambler 4 Dr. 6 carpeted, rugs, beds, garbage cans, SPRING ITSELF Cyl. Standard transmission District Coul neighborhood Fenced, Wanted:' To sell Mattress and radios. T.V.'s, T.V. Aerials, PHONE 385-89- &U Lamb County, T(u i Two bedroom furnished. storage house 717 E 13th. (Engine just overhauled.) 401 Westside Call 385-896- Box Springs. $32.50 to garden tools, clocks, jewelry, 385-454- L- -F $ Pete Shipley. TF-- $47.50 each. Bigham musical instruments, MOTEL 595. TF- - For your spring shopping Furniture, 310 W. 4th St V-- 8 typewriters, adding LitHefield, Texas there's no place like 1962 Fairlane 500 SHERIFF'S SALE machines, saddles and Sawyer Pump & Machine. Standard Transmission-Rad- io, THE STATE OF TEXAS bridles. Have to move 15, A cheery atmosphere rivals Air conditioner. Countv of Lamb two, three, and four room the gay season. ..makes White with Blue interior. NOTICE IS HEREB houses Excellent for storage of shopping fun. 0 $ 695. GIVEN That by virtue or farm hands. Sportsmen certain order of sale isi'j! we will order for you any 1961 Ford Station Honorable 99: 9 out of the brand of shotguns or rifles. Wagon passenger Air of Lubboti ICLASSIFIEDADSt V-- District Court Conditioned Obtainable for 10 over Power. County, on the 6th day c wholesale cost Across from SauHj&i $ 495. March 1969. bv J R Deir Nelson s just north of Furr U - 1960 Plymouth Fury 4 Clerk, of said Court for Foods TF-- PUMP5 MACHINE - Hundred Forti LEADER NEWS Dr Sedan, V-- mm n1 One 4 Air Cond., 00) GCR RtPA-- Power Steering. and No 100 ($140 HO 72. LITTLKI'IKLI) g5 Dollars plus interest at r from NOVtlT.tl' Sfttff 6 1 F 4 nar annum 19 ord Dr. plus $6000 Sedan-Autom- atic 19, 1964. trans. COltSO' 385-44- 8 1 fees and You can mail your ad to the address above. Or you can phone it to Air Cond V-- Extra Nice. atlnrnnv's MUTUAL FUNDS are our suit, under a judgment, m business and we are $ 495. , proud of Municipil Or you can take It to the Leader-News- 313 W. 4th, Littlefield. of So favor mi it will you be. when 1962 Chev. Pickup- -6 Cyl.. Investment Corporation you Court join one of the nation's Red & White Color. certain cause in said LAS'I largest distributors You 585 5 0 and itylM 1 WORD IN EACH SPACE. PRICE IS GIVEN WITH THE ur $ No. PIT -r need no prior experience-o- 1959 Fiat, four door sedan, 695. MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT DO- TO INCLUDE YOUR ROAD ADDRESS. TOWN -- WORD FORGET training program will new tires, 25 miles per 1962 Dodge Pickup-V- -8, loDioaTinN vs. Ttit GET RESULTS Willi AMI AND PHONE NUMBER. YOU'LL BETTER fully teach you You can gallon, nice school car. $250. Standard Transmission. UNKNOWN HEIRS COMPLETE DETAILS. earn high commissions. Reconditioned Ford 6 Light green color. Trailer i cr.si DFPRESENTA Whether you start part-tim- e cylinder engine ready to go Hitch. Long wheel base. TIVES OF JOE BEST, CLASSIFICATION. (Circle one)Help wanted Wanted Business or full-tim- investigate the for irrigation season $100. $ 595. DECEASED, placed in 385-431- I, u Opportunities Business Services - Houses to Rent Houses for Sale opportunity and benefits we Paul Barker, 1 hands for service. t have for you. Write in strict 34 of Lam & Special Notices Personal Services Card of Thanks miles East on Spade Mitchell-For- McNeese as Sheriff Lost Found - confidence to Box 72. d did. on Miscellaneous for Rent - Miscellaneous for Sale -- Highway. County. Texas, Apts. for Rent - of April 1969. Miscellaneous - Real Estate - Notices - Legals - Pets - Autos, Trucks for 2nd day $50.00 CASH, Churches, 1967 12 ton Ford Pickups, Inc. on certain ej' """ Sale. clubs, school and situated in Lamb County. 352 engine, standard a fo"o. organizations. Sell Watkins li 229 Phelps Ave AND MERCURY Texas, described Rate on classified advertising vanilla and pepper See your I transmission, excellent i condition. $1,275.00. 1967 OM are: 6 cents per word first insertion; X city and county Watkins (5). Block 0 IKU. OITKK UTTLEFELD & Pontiac Catalina, Lot Five " 3 cents per word each additional Dealer, for this and all 'i clean, good condition, (1), Westflats Addition B MOKM'.NKSIVSIKKI) U S If you'll give it away, products. H Wallin, 385-444- Littlefield, consecutive insertion. 313 $1,775.00 Call 7 the City of East 13th , St, Littlefield, weekdays. 385-469- HITLOSSSISTAINKI) County, Texas; or V The Leader-New- s will S Phone 385-606- 2 Unknown Heirs Th liKtt' Nnv it not ratoonutole sunaays TF-- The o PIM Legal Representatives ' miuafcat tw tint mtrtion rd for F L. Newton, State Farm propwW your act All are due J give you the ad free J levied upon as the clMiid ceOunu Insurance Aycnt in the DECEASW and 10th o month following X 0 of JOE BEST, pvbi N It will appear a lV'ymY i2XlXJXJX VOLvstriwi'wnr Littlefield area, lias received first Tuei intartiont A list ititlinf w of 91 OO one time. Aftlftfti and that on the will M chwgad tor a accounlt 30 dayt o S 7 an advanced copy of the in May 1969. the same";' i Offer' column. Jj We would c.il:jh.-:j77- FOH SMIMCK pact for an mcctaivt.' rabiHmot in 'Free like to thank our firm's year-en- report, the 6th day o dua friends and neighbors during V he news was that State S Mr Calvert's serious Illness m Colcr or Ty Riidiot Slereot Ta(jo Machinet "l fih.c-W.flc- ..,,,,, and especially for Farm Mutual insured a uamu v.uuii.11 the people 4H MR Littlefield. Texas, uc,'j. di.adlim;s who shoveled snow off U KM' ALL Hit W'DS million more cars at the end a.m. Jnu the 711 HALL the hours of ini" of our driveway Also for ,"'JM W I. COL lkdij-m:- s the J . virtue o Will VH food brought in for us. 3 p.m by MR. TOMMY'S ELECTR0NICSuL4 said order of $j '; 10 .M. il)M.S)W 10 A.M. SATLHDiU AND MRS. CHARLES Z .... 7j .v,u descf CALVERT. - Estate m X XX- X' XXX XXX X X X siaw, miita a. atUcv highest ww.iiuing u, itiewion saiu. fnr cash, to tne Our heartfelt thanks to all as the P"??y.S In the report Newton was bidder, "" H(-- i who extended comforting told that the ravages of said unKnuwi ,.ijoe sympathy and help in -- our FOR SALE inflation coupled with an an Legal Represeniam" ! recent sorrow. For the Best, Deceased. ,h beautiful service, floral alarming increase in the And in compliance noW offerings, food and other Small down payment on these homes number of accidents were I give his J 1 OO 1 T.me where law. kindnesses, we are deeply they are or can be moved to vour location the cause of the heavy losses. P.U.b'C,'0"'r,.n hWV grateful RUBY AND F. A. Mutual w..-- - and will finance State Farm Idlltjuayci ... week FITZGERALD reported earned premiums three c on$ecuiiv JJ(J and membership fees of Immediately precedins 1 OO 1 T.rrx 1 OO 1 T.m 1 OO 1 Time 1 00 1 Time 1 00 1 Tuna .l,1U,H1,bM (up from in0l25kRneVipiP' 073.220.889 in 1967) 18th and Ave, B., Olton, Texas. Three bedroom SI. in home However it was published th' payment $53.60 per month. hit with the Witness my first billion dollar claim bill of April 1969., 1 1 1 2nd day 1 OO 1 02 Time 1 08 1 Time 1 14 1 Time 20 1 Tune nc Tune PICKUP CAMPERS and Corner of Clovis and Dalhart Sts in its history-payi- trailers Askew Texaco, 401 Sudan, Texas. to $e.d!mcn; Three bedroom home $42.40 per month. $1,013,825,830 settle Ti E 9th, Littlefield TF-- claims In 19G8, This was a Sheriff, Lamb County, 6th and Bell Ave., jump from $8.17.478,371 in 1 1 1 1 Amherst, Texas. Three 1 26 1 Time 32 Tim 38 Time 44 1 Time 1 50 1 Tin,e bedroom T llh'l'l HYS home $44.00 per month. 1907. MONSTER MOJEKS Due to the complexity of the 1968 Income Tax forms, Last street in northwest, Sudan, Texas. Three we will be open until 9 p.m. bedroom home $43.00 per TRAINS TO PLANES - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 on month. 1 68 1 Time 62 Time 08 Time 74 Time 80 Time to work your returns. from 385-518- The first rapid transit i 8 and rocket These homes are owned by Mortgage Co., system In the U. S. to assembly, bui d in nB and we a tnaxw approve your credit. All homes will pay out 12 years. connect a city airport and launch site at 1 IF YOU NEED A LOAN mile 1 1 1 1 Time , on downtown opened in speed of one 1 S6 1 Time 92 Time 98 Time 2 04 2 10 Tim() P72 your farm, see us. We .i,nc more- November, 19G8, to speed li liuuii" i M specialize in Loans to meet CALL JONES COLLECT Cleveland airline passengers mi I ninnriC your particular needs, W. H. miliuil '"" ",vide the 1 to Hopkins International - Enclosed Is For Time 2 Times Times McCown, Manager, Federal uuoys iu 806-792-63- Airport. The and tW2i( Land Bank Assn., 504 Phelps 71 new. nickel toughness stainless steel-sheathe- In gw Send The Bill To. Address -- cars reoulred City. Ave., Littlefield. Phone and 385-442- make the trip in half the tubes, shoes Jls time It takes by car. components.

A Vv. ' uMmMniMiiMinMMMi THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY. MARCH 30,1969. PAGE 13 YOU SAVE MORE FURR'S! Mwkill nni at v MM? KUA5I filifiHM BONELESS SHOULDER mak? you an "April Genl"s" with bigger savings ihrr$you emarhJ shop With Furr's Proten Beef and name brand l0Wl Miracle Pr,ces- FURR'S ?.?r,. 1r,'rW' - Vu "n't miss! Shop v. Store for saving! PROTEN GREEN BEANS LB 88 DEL MONTE CUT

WI I AK ROUND BONE ARM hUP ..,.-,.,.- . O IV 100 O I FURR'S PROTEN LB NO. 303 CAN, 5$1 Lflll jOf CUBE STEAK r-- 980 DEL MONTE, GRAPE, ORANGE. mjtmtmaaaatm TROPICAL FRUIT, and MERRY 1 BONELESS STEW 790 RINKS CHERRY, 46 OZ CAN 5 FOR I FRANKFURTERS DEL MONTE FRUIT s- $1.29 COCKTAIL NO 21j - OCKTAIL CAN.... MEAT;uvM.pA.co'?.Lf 31 LUNCH ::c:.i.c 290 A-- 1 SAUCE BABY SOFT HAMBURGER ISSUE 39 5 OZ 43c 18 02 ,74c HENS FRESH FRESH FROZEN GROUND TOMATO, FOOD CLUB NESTEA LB. . .. 390 OUP AVG TALL CAN 101 10 02 .49$ JAR.. 68$ 24 02 bacon ;:::; HAM JAR.. .79$ ILK FOOD CLUB 39 TALL 7 TOMATO SAUCE Q CAN.. 1 STEAK CHOPPIES LB FOOD CLUB CANNED DEL MONTE (T SUGAR NO WASTE C&H DEL MONTE soz CATFISH5. 69$ SWEET CAN ft IAS FOR l NO.303CAN 19 I 5 LB 59C SHRIMP TOP FROST ...... BREADED $1.49 J289 CORN INSTANT TEA DEL MONTE ESTEA CREAM OR 3 3 0ZJAR.... WHOLE

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ATSUP DEL MONTE 20 OZ DEL MONTE REDSOCKEVE FOR SALMON .SI BOTTLE $1 TALL CAN .... VITAMINS SANTA ROSA SLICED DIPS 27$ IMA 0Eu MONTE CHUNK STYLE PINEAPPLE NO .4 FOR JIlHST CAN 29$ 2 CAN...... $ ZESTABS BUTTERMILK 39$ FILM CHEWABLE I0OM PRUNE 3D2EozM..N..E JUICE 49$ . - DE0DRANT.r.T.3-R- $l , CX620 1, it tJ-- L REG 60'S k A 127,...... 99$ REGS2.29 WRSK3cnatne 3- 6- -$l PEASbdeolz22St.e.e: -$l S We ? Give V. CX12G pl.l 7 T J 12... FRONTIER PEPTO MIC SOFTENER. TAMALES 3- -$l t BISMOLeoz 890 39$ SSSU! ( SAVING ? Flash Cubes S STAMPS J EYE .$1.29 1APPLE erlstdefclrautschLd 5 "R SI ORANGES r0Tcr.?..T.E. ... 29$ $1.49 DROPSY?. DEL MONTE ISPARAGIK ?ELMNTE A3 SPINAfH 5 FOr SI RATH------OILEE:,. 69 riww.f INU JUU CAN...... WWy llinII NO 303 CAN.,...,.,.' f 1 1 GARDEN HOSE t

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STRAWBERRIES DRY PACK SPONGE ' DUPONT, REG w y GAYL0RD, FRESH illi SIZE REG FROZEN, 'Sfi i .' ToxaSweot ., GREEN 2 FOR 29c !'02PKG 19 PRELL iff 2 FOR 9$ , CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO DICO TOP FROST, FRESH r ' I ILO PRn7FM Nl A J FAMILY SIZE CH'CKEN, BEEF, TURKEY Vv .r7. if x 99$ .'i ryjDm. n AAaBi .jr,V , . ONIONS V.. 80ZPKG 611 GRAPEFRUIT CARROTS MMff CREAM PIES TEXAS FRESH ml FRESH TEXAS FROZEN, FRESH OBI T!H RUBY RED FLAVORS, 1 ARIZ 2-1- 2 PKG, 9$ BUNCH 5 LB.

!;A , 25 POTATOES PHILIPS SULPHATE."??. $1.98 GAYLORD HASH BROWNS FO $1 ORANGES 2 LB 3 AHta PKG salaFd 2DU wiCtN REAUC top frost f RoSoz5Fon $1 LETTUCE style "$ CALIF SUNKIST Kfc. ' "fcrtlU FROZEN CUT itAS PnIi0RD SWEET FRESH NAVEL 2- 29C I "Fn2EN10OZPKQr... 6- -n $1 CABBAGE KE!?.7.x.r. 7$ - PAGE 14, THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. SUNDAY. MARCH 30.1969 Fridnv, where the, attended S(1M 111 In.. I. Ithe AllC Rodeo Jerry I'em of pi,,11 THK REV HUGH Jack NW 385-448- 1 Norwood of l'hreeway. is a Tull. is visiting Dial For Classifieds guest this week in the MART CAMP I Wanton Martin home Rev Norwood is preaching Tor k f A4ftJ thn revival meeting at the church this week P!i Baptist the nlano m .l 262-424- 2 V TV SCHEDULE MRS. EDWIN OLIVER Sw?,rhpi,ap MR. AND MRS. J. W. Wells and his mother, Mrs. Eva Wells of Littlefield. LltlloflnM i.KEY El) W. WHEELER carried her back to Plainview SUNDAY MHS. Kinsky received M. and made a trip to Truth or atlend 8 Faith lor Today so, I following the program. ."HST 00 4 00 h.uoi' word Tuesday of the death Edwin Oliver spent cm Consequences, N. M last tticotimi 8 30 Glory Road' 4 30 Oew t.hed I'KIDM of her uncle, Seth Hoynton days last week fishing on the MRS. DAN spent 9 00 Insight 5 Wells Fargo last week week. They also went to OC 9 00 of Tulsa, Okla., who died Rio Grande River. several days 30 The Answer G 30 h niiey B nkiey ' Yuma. Ariz to visit Mr. and 10 Ask Your Minuter 16 A M G 30 P M Same a visiting her sister and family, 00 6 00 E venng RepO' t ' Tuesday in Houston D.ai 385-448- 10 45 First Baptist Church as Mondayl MISS ELLEN Kuniyuki Mrs. It B. Scott In Mrs. Victor Nelnast and 6 30 O'earn o' jeanme' hospital following a lengthy Mr. and Hyder, Arte., 12 00 Meet The Pros' 7 Rowan of Hawaii, u senior student familv and to . 12 30 of Faith" 00 and Martin' 6 30 High Chaparral illness. Mrs. Kinsky's Arizona. Pm fi... Frontiers 8 00 Monday Night Movie 7 Name of Game College M. W. to visit Mr and Mrs. Lonnie " u'"H"iedi 1 00 Art and the Bible 30 the parents, Mr and Mrs. V. V. at Wayland Baptist VISITING IN the 10 00 Final Report 9 00 Star Trek before returning 1 30 Olck Powell Theatre Douglas, of Plainview. showed slides home over the Nelnast Gourmet 10 30 Tonight Show 10 00 Final Report' left Tuesday for Wheeler 2 30 David Vade 12 New of her native land at a daughter home on Saturday. National Airlines Goll 00 Menlco Report 10 30 Tonight Show Tulsa for the funeral weekend were their 3 00 12 15 Sign Oil 12 MR AND MRS. L. E 4 30 Lone Star Sportsman 00 New Mexico Report services. The Douglas's will program Thursday night at and family, Mr and Mrs. Jim 12 15 Sign Off several days last 5 00 G E College Bowl visit relatives in Graham the Hart Camp Baptist Tavlor and children of Ball spent TUESDAY In El I'aso. with a 5 30 Wild Kingdom before returning home. Church Following the Odessa. They visited in week 6 00 Evenlna Report (6 AM 6 30 P M -- Same was program refreshments were Saturday with Mrs. daughter and family, Mr and at Monday) Boynton a brother of Lubbock 6 30 Walt Disney Mrs. Douglas. served to the 25 ladies and Taylor's brother and family. Mrs Billy Pierce and 7 30 Mothers in Law 6 30 Jerry Lewis Show' S 00 Bonanza V L FOSTER and Fae young people present Miss Mr and Mrs Sammlc children. 7 30 Julia VISITING in the Wanton 9 00 Predentials on Slase 8 00 Tuesday Night Movie Moore spent the day last kuniyuki was a supper guest Wheeler and children. tO 00 Final Report 10 00 Final Report SATURDAY in the Wanton Martin home DEWEY I'arkey Martin home Sunday were 10 30 Tonight Friday fishing at White River THE Show 10 30 Tonight Show 7 00 Noy Rogert Lake near Crosbyton. Thursday evening and they family were in Lubbock daughter and tm 12 00 New Mexico Repot 12 00 New Mexico Report' their Sign 8 00 Super Six 12 15 OH 12 15 SignOff 8 30 Top Cat MONDAY 9 00 Fhntstones WEDNESDAY 9 30 Banana Splits 7 00 Early Report 10 30 Underdog 7 05 Farm Report (6A M 6 30 P.M -- Same 11 00 Storybook Squares in your future 7 25 Today J Weather as Monday) 1 1 30 Untamed World An investment 7 30 Today 6 30 The Virginian 12 00 Huckleberry Finn' 8 25 Morning Report 8 00 Kraft Mutlc Hall 12 30 New Mexico Outdoors' 8 30 Today 9 00 TheOutlider' I 00 Movie Littlefield 9 00 Snap Judgment 10 Final 00 Report a 9 30 Concentration 10 30 Tonight Show 3 30 Ride Crooked 10 00 Personality 12 00 New Mexico Report Trail' 10 30 Hollywood Squares' 12 15 SignOff 5 00 Branded CHURCH 11 00 ATTEND Jeopardy 5 30 Huntley Brinkley' Churches 11 30 Eve Quest Till' US DAY 6 00 Evening Report 11 55 Newt 6 30 P M --Same 6 30 Adam 12' 12 00 Mid Day Report I6AM 7 1 Closeup is Mondayl 00 Get Smart' 12 15 Community 7 30 Ghost and M's Mu ' ' '"a 12 30 M.dden Faces' 6 30 Damei Boone 8 UNITED CHURCH - 00 Saturday Mov o' PENTECOSTAL t Days o o.j' L ves' 30 00 ' ons.de- '1 00 F nai Report' Rev E E Houlotte i 30 The --""a 'O ' 8 30 II 30 Mov t o Week 1030 East 11th ,- VVO' 9 1 00 AnO'ilci 00 "ear Mai 00 New N.exito Repon" i 30 vo iO" Say "0 00 F na Retoi-- ' 4 '5 S.gnO" J 00 Mar r ame' '0 30 Tonigr Chow. ' BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH 3 AfTer SO" Nev--s For Daily 20 Living '2 00 New Me o Repo 1321 West Gth Guidance i 30 te s Make a Dea '2 '5 S gn O' Rev John Conaway FIRST CHRISTIAN Doug Morton 1305 Phelps Avo. SALVATION ARMY Lt Lon Klnley The Triumphal Entry 621 East Gth 1 IflEl!- - F RST BAPTIST Rev R B Hall Scripture Mark 2:7 400 East Sixth "So they brought the colt to Jesus, threw SEVENTH DAY ADVENT1ST their coats on its back, and He took His seat N nth and Duggan upon it." PARKVIEW BAPTIST Rev R M Tucker IT WAS THE season of the great feast in rMV4talvtRxjH iV jaWer 'oSaMMaHTl 5th and Wicker Jerusalem. Thousands of people had gathered from eery corner of the known SUNSET AVE BAPTIST CHURCH E2?' UsDessssW Rev Benny Goss world. Christ had just come into Jerusalem No'th Sunset Ave in His triumphal entry. The crowds ran before Him. throwing down their palm LITTLEFIELD MISSIONARY Blessed is branches and crying out. Hosanna' rSBBBBBBBBBBBsl H" aSBBBsW BAPTIST CHURCH He In WW&WXiSM that cometh the Name of the Lord. aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW Rev Ken Johnson They spread their garments on the road. XiT Drive and 8th St There was abandon about it all that left its neat and careful calculations at home in the CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE ledger, snatched off its coat, threw its hat in rSSm Rev Hobert Whybrow -- tf illr 1 the air, and tossed on the road any token of Vfl Bth and LFD Dnvo detotion it could get its hand on. 3ACRED HEART CATHOLIC Sunset and 8th St PART THE GLORY or it lay Rev Lawrence C Bobsien OF precisely in its lack of restraint. More or less would ..-- - .. ' MISSION BAUTISTA EL CALVARIO not serve; it was top to bottom now, Rev Celestino Rangel altogether; and who was going to worry f 1100 E 14th .Hfif WrEa about what might happen? EMMANUEL LUTHERAN 409 West 3rd St WHEN WE INSIST on being guided by Rev William Rcmmert reason, on figuring out just how far we ST MARTIN AMERICAN should go, and just where the trouble is LUTHERAN lickley to start, we usually W 10th and Sunset Avo. come to the conclusion that perhaps it would be safer l Mm KM) Rev Phillip J Borry ? 00 e Till U not to go so far when a man throws such 'k 2 00 Socet Storrr 6AM G 30 P M FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 30 as, ei 2 30 Edge o Night Same as Monday) caution to the winds He is in a fair way to 8 00 T ana jer-- v Rev Clem G Sorley 3 00 k 6 The F 8 30 A jjaman i oter She 30 ying Nun Leveiland Highway discover himself, and he is in a fair way to J 5 ubN A'ternoo" Ne s 7 00 it Takes a Thief 9 00 L nus the L onhearteo 3 30 Hosp ta discover what it means to live no great 0 30 Pepe Genca 8 00 CBS MOVIE Sustos Show 4 00 One Life To Live & 10 30 The Living Word 10 00 News Weather PARK & 9th STREET while, necessarily, but by the grace of God! 4 30 The Dating Game 10 30 Ski Report 10 45 Ra.neow Theatre' 5 00 The Newlywect Game CHURCH OF CHRIST WE ARF LIVING toda in a hiir.jn 11 10 35 What s It All About 00 Church 5 30 CBS Evening Newt 11 30 Peter Gunn WE ARE TOLD that certain Greeks were go to Ltd 12 00 Learn & Live world Destitute thousands lurn 8 00 Local News CHURCH OF CHRIST present in compare 12 30 Tech Basketball 6 10 Weather FKIDAY Highway 385 Jerusalem. They wanted to see ever night Yet this hunger cannot 1 00 NBA Basketball 6 20 Sports Report Jesus. They had heard of Him and the great with the Spiritual hunger of men Bi" 3 (6 AM 6 30PM-Sa- me 00 American Sportsman 6 30 Guntmoke CHURCH OF things He had from one of 4 00 Jean Claude Kilty 7 Lucy as Mondayl CHRIST done. They wanted to get Graham said when he returned 30 Heret Bob Wear 4 30 Amateur Hour 8 00 Mayberry R F D 6 30 Mod Squad Minister close enough to talk to Him. This was his trips around the world, "I saw Spiritual I 00 Land of the Giants 5 30 Family Affair 7 30 Gomer Pyle 17th and Crescent Drive certainly a natural desire. If the President thousands 8 00 Lassie 9 00 Big Valley 8 00 The of hunger in the faces of countless Outcast the answer" 8 30 Gentle Ben 10 00 Newt & Weather 9 00 Judd For Defense FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL United States or the Queen of England everywhere, and only Christ is Hie 1 00 Ed Sullivan 10 30 Tom Jonet 10 00 News & Weather 715 Phelps Ave were to come to your section of the Why will give all their time and tulent 11 30 All Star Theatre 10 30 Movie men a oo The Smothers Brothers Rev James Gillentlne country, you would want to see which fade 9 oo MiHien Impossible them. This and energy to material things desire was which 10 oo Newt & Weather tui:sdy SATURDAY more than mere curiosity. These away and neglect the spiritual things 10 30 Manm (Q A.M 6 30 P M -- Same FIRST METHODIST men were proselytes to the Hebrew religion. 11 Peter as Mondayl last forever? 30 Gunn 6 00 Sunrise Semoster Rev Wallace Kirby They had 6 been disillusioned and 6 30 Lancxr 30 George of the Jungle 14th and Phelps thought .MOMMY 7 30 Red Skelton 7 00 Go Go Gophers disappointed with their pagan religion and in THE MOST SIC5NHTCAM 8 00 Sunrise Semester 8 30 Dons Day Show 7 30 Bugs Bunny ASSEMBLY OF GOD their quest for peace had turned to the about wanting to see Ji'bus, was 9 00 Carol 8 00 Wacky the Greeks 8 M NEWS Burnett Races Perry ShuffiolrJ Pastor Hebrew religion. But disiiples 7 30 CBS NEWS 10 00 Newt & 9 00 The Archie Show they were still that they came to Philip, one of the WJthr Hall at College Ave "uld 7 M Morning Local Newt 10 30 FBI 9 30 Batman Superman disappointed and disillusioned, for the of Christ, and said to him. "Sir we 11 30 All Star Thaatre' 10 30 Herculoids 8 00 Captain Kangaroo IRVIN STREET FIRST BAPTIST Hebrew religion of that day was utterly dead see Jesus." When world wants to 8 00 The Lucy Show 12 00 Sign Off 11 00 Shazan the f 1 1 Dr W A and Bible 9 30 The Beverly Hillbillies 30 American Bandstand Terry empty. Jesus, it usually doesn't look into the 12 30 10 00 Andy Griffith wi:dm:sday Professional Bowler nor does it the world of nature 10 30 Dick Van Dyke 2 00 Wrestling look into 16 A M THEY HAD FOUND no peace. 11 00 Love of Life 8 30 P M Same 3 00 CBS Golf Clussh Area So now but it looks into the lives of Christians. 11 25 CBS Mid Day News as Mondayl 4 00 World of Sports they wanted to see Jesus, hoping 8 to find in 1 1 30 Search for 6 30 Glen Campbell 30 Learn and Livo our Tomorrow 7 Him all that their hearts Like look into 12 00 National Newt 30 Bewitched 6 00 Turn On craved. so WHAT A PITY when people 12 06 Local Newt 8 00 Bevenv H.iibui es G 30 Jackie Glej'.on Churches many people today-th- ey have tried the lives are to see Jesus there 8 7 30 Welk and not able 12 12 Farm A Ranch Newt 30 Green Acres Lawrenc" world, they have tried pleasure, God's servants 9 00 Ha ,a F ve O 8 30 Guns of Will ' onnett they have Mohammed said the best of 12 20 South Plains Today BULA when 12 30 As The World Turnt 10 00 Ne s , Weaiher 9 00 Here Come t'.e Brides tried forms of religion. Still they find no are those who remind you of God 10 & Church of Christ 1 00 Love it a Many 10 30 W nters 00 News Weather peace of mind and heart. Oh, that all men i Spiendored Thing 11 30 A r",tar Theatre' 10 30 Movie Methodist seen. 1 Sign First Baptist might come to Pastor 1 30 Guiding Light' 12 00 C gr Off 00 Off Christ, who alone can give WILLIAM A. TERHY. peace and satisfaction. Irvin Street First Baptist Church LUMS CHAPEL BAPTIST Rev Don Hudglnt 10 30 Discovery 11 00 De Todo Undoco 12 00 Directions halm FRIDAY AMHERST ti19 A M 6 P M 12 30 Itsuet fit Answers 25 (DAM 6 25 P M Same as First Methodist 1 Temple Same as Monday) 00 Shirley Theatre Monday) Douglas W Gossett 2 40 TBA 6 30 Wagon Train 6 30 Stony Buike Church of ( t Armes First 3 10 Film Fair 7 National 8 00 T T O 30 Generation Gap Leonarc Tittle Queen 4 4 "Brother Rat" 8 00 Bullfights Luce & Nelson Dairy & 8 30 N V P 0 First Baptit. 6 15 "Simon Laura 10 00 News Scope B 9 00 That s Lite T Chevrolet 00 Showcase 28 10 25 Paul Harvey Glenn Wilson Bank 10 00 News Scope 10 00 News Scope' 10 25 Paul Harvey 10 30 Joey BishopShow 10 30 Classic Theatre 12 00 Sign Off SPADE 12 00 Sign Off 10 30 Joey BishopShow' 939 1001 EastS"1 12 00 Sign Oft First Methnriio 610 East 5th 337 Phelps Ave. East Delano SATUKDAY Hev Jim 8 Smith MONDAY WKDNKSDAY 30 Adventures of Gulliver First Baptist 1 La 9 00 spiderman j 00 Jack Lanne (9 AM 6 26 PM J J Terry 1030 Romper Room 9 30 Fantastic Voyago Same as Monday) 10 Church of Christ B & C 11.30 Funny You Should Ask 6 30 Favorite 2? Juhy to the Center ol Pump & 12 00 Frankly Speaking Story' The Earth Mack Greenway Pioneer Super Lamb Bowling Floral 7 00 The West Teaans 10 30 12 30 Merv Griffin Outdoors' Fantastic Four chishom 2 00 Dream House 7 30 Sports Hot Seat' 11 00 Komedy Kapers Machine Works FILM 8 00 John Wayne Theatre Market Lanes 3.00 Dark Shadows ' ' S"4'"" Chan Theatre ROCKY FORD BAPTIST 10 00 Newt Scopo' 12 30 Happening Rev Ray Harrison 3 30 The Wetternert 10 25 Paul Harvey 1 620 East 5th, Kapers 00 Film Fair Lake 4 00 Komedy 10 30 The Joey 304 Ave. 205 West JU3-"''- 5 Sports BishopShow' 3rd Leveiland Highway Phone 00 2b' 12 00 Sign Off 2 15 "Bailout at 43,000" 5 15 Qdte with Donna 3 30 Stagecoach FIELDTON 5 30 Frank Reynolds TIIUItSDAY West News' 4 30 The Westerners First Baptist 6 00 Paul Harvey Comments' (9 A.M 6 25 P M Same As 5 The 00 Wills Family Wayne Sage Pastor Hammons E.C. - 6 OS Newt Scope' Mondavi 5 30 Rodgers G IS Weather TheStoneman't Church of Christ Gilligans Island 6 00 F.Y I 6 30 The Avengers 7:00 TtMt Oi'l 6 30 Dating Wiggf Peyton Place 7 JSamo' P'SO'V 730 30 World sf Mirta 7 00 Newly wed Funeral Home Furniture Spade Grain Co. Let's Make A Deal 8 00 Law Game' 8.00 Burke. 7 30 Country & Western 8 30 'Best of Merv Griffin 9.00 Suspense Theatre Spectacular HART CAMP Scope 10 00 Newt First Baptist 10 00 Newt Scene' 8 30 Hollywoo'i Palace' 505 East 5th & 10.25 Paul Harvey Comments 10.25 Paul Harvey Cornmentt Rev John Nelson 3rd Phelps Bishop 0 30 Science Mellon Thwtre Spade, Texas 10:30 The Joey Show 1030 The Joey Bitruj Stow 10 00 Lew One Theatre 12 00 Sign Off 12.00 Sign Off THE LEADER 15 PARSONS SET RECORDS NEWS. LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS. SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1969. PAGE M. Babe Rulh League gustang Thinclads Signup Is Tuesday Babe Ruth League signup will be There will not be two leagues for held between 7 and 9 p.m. Tuesday in boys of tiiat age this summer. Instead Show Well In Meet the Pioneer Gas Building, according to of Colt and Pony Leagues, all those league player agent Gene Pratt. boys except the will play All boys interested in playing in Babe Ruth. The older boys will go finals Saturday of Olton s sprint relay FROM AMHERST into the team appears to summer baseball, who are between into American Legion baseball. "V. Anurilln Relays. Olton have all the competition it needs ages of 13 and 15, are eligible to All teams will be new when league t01 ... I,,.)!,,,,- f,,r Clarendon had a Len were wen "."- - Memphis April Games, H participate. action gets underway 25. ' Tascosa and Olton each had 45.1 60 allien""'"""-- , nV,h nlnpn Grimes To Shallowater Players must bring with them to the until school is out for the summer, will - clockings, and the Mustang '" other qualifyers signup at least one of their parents and be played on Friday and Saturday with only"""five field were 15 points, Panhandle. 15.3. and Iowa Park. Bert Grimes, one of the most 7th and 8th grade levels next fall, and evenings. l.,tnH 15.-1- . their birth certificates. And thnv'rn-- successful high finals cuiiip"-"-- - school coaches In this advance a grade each year, going to a Fifteen players will be on each running events, where' Two team part m the mates. Emily Marquez of the country, has resigned his varsity level in 1972. team. Sponsors in Littlefield are and Harry position Ware-Riche- hid their sprmi ii:iaj- Cowart. are among the six as head coach at Amherst to Grimes was one of the coaches State Line-B&- Pump. several sure first-plac- e intermediate hurdle a Vd and qualifiers with accept similar position at being considered for the same position Roden Drug and Dairy Queen. Should McClain. Marquez had a Leader-New- 12.3 and Shallowater. at Olton, the s has learned. Girls Playing enough boys sign up for a fifth team in Cowart a 'X McClain placed fourth in 42.9. the city. Security Stale Bank will be and fourth in the Ronnie Keyth Shallowater Superintendent Weldon .hj'ump finals, and Keith Neinast the sponsor. McCreary announced Soccer made the first qualifying cut along Grimes had been At SPC A team from both Amherst and record in the high with McClain In hired as athletic director, head hing a neu the high hurdles, For the first time in the history of Sudan will also be in the league. i ....Hinrf in tint- hnd Keyth with a 1G.5 and Neinast a football, basketball, track and golf f ana iuuh"b with South Plains College, a soccer class for League president Clayton Cowan 330-yar- "v 1G.3, coach for the Class AA school. m time m the but both were eliminated in the women is in full swing, under the attended a meeting of District 2. West j.i liilrrllpS semifinals. instruction of Mrs. Judy Bryant, Texas Division of Babe Ruth Leagues Mustang Mustang sprinter Grimes, recognized by the Lubbock K Parsons was another Henny Akin set physical education instructor at SPC. Monday night, where the dates for Avalanche-Journa- l sports department anew recoru. wiiuh uu mtuu io the fastest qualifying time in the Coeds enrolled in the history playoffs were set. 220-yar- last fall as the Outstanding Class B in qualifying d dash a 10 ; clocking the with 22.5 : making soccer class are: Donna Baker, The District tournament for strictly Coach, carries with him a 38-23-- 2 ((It 1 He broke a record He is joined in that race's finals by football record and an outstanding Kathie Barton, Linda Becker, Gwen will be July 7, at Slaton. by Don Whatloy of Hoys Carlos Talemantez (23.0). Talemantez Brasell, a one-gam- e spring basketball record of 110 against Brenda Cole. Elaine Frerking, That will be elimination However, four other and Ronnie Sanders made wins i 43 i the first cut 43 losses. Leona Goad, Maria Gonzales, Karen tourney, playing games. ..- - r:irhnr1 iinrlnr lhi fnrmnr In the 100-yar- d dash, with 10.5 and In his six years coaching at McKennon, Teresa Marshall, Janet The regular District tournament 10.6 clockings, but were eliminated in Amherst, Grimes has led his Bulldogs Morris, Lynda Packard. Carolyn will be played July 14 in Morton. Six slimmed the high timbers the semi-final- aflb flam to District championships in football, ROW. Pinner, Jane Self, and Mona Welch. teams will be entered. A best iB . McClain )ljccona!. ins "ii u and Gary Kelly both basketball, golf and track, including Mrs. Bryant states about the class. playoff will be held set year mis was tne oest cleared 5-- in 'ud last the high jump, but titles in both football and basketball "The girls in the soccer class enjoy the to determine four of the teams, and i'mg time by 1 oi a second. And McClain was awarded fourth place and this school year. new sport. They have had to learn a two others drew byes. Kelly a termediate nuruiu quaiMying tie for fifth on the basis of At Shallowater, he will have the number of new skills, such as dribbling Members of the District include 5 of a second faster fewer misses, 112 was task of building a football program the ball with the feet, and using the Littlefield, Levelland, Brownfield, the next placer The fourth place by McClain in the from scratch. The school, which has head to stop the ball when It is in the Slaton, Denver City. Lamesa, Post. long jump came on a 20-- 1 leap. concentrated on basketball through air (the hands may not be used at Morton, Lubbock and Tahoka. Sel Sanchez earned fourth place in the years, will begin football on the all)." She also said that the girls had to The Littlefield team will play the pole vault finals with a 12-- leap. learn how to take a few hard blows, against Lubbock, at Lubbock, July 11, ounty Spell That's the same heighth that won once In awhile, that just ordinarily pop and then here the following day. second, but he had more misses. up in such a sport as soccer. Should a third game be required to Iowa Park led in team points, 28. Hooper Named After was completed determine the tournament ? April 19 going into Saturday's competition. Friday, the coeds enrolled in the representative, the second date will be Palo Duro 13 team was second with soccer class were to begin lessons in a doubleheader. 22. All-Americ- an followed by Clarendon, 18; Memphis. the sport of field hockey. Mrs. Bryant The winner advances into the litlte WII1U SlUUflllS Will 16; Olton. 12.5; Boys says, "It may really get vicious out District tournament. Denver City drew nble to participate in the annual Ranch. 10; Amarillo B. Friona, The ultimate finally came for there on the field, when we get a bye, and host Morton has an riy spelling bee to be conducted in 9.5; 9.5; Panhandle. 7; Gruver, 6; Olton's great lineman Eddie Hooper, BERT GRIMES underway with the field hockey!" automatic bye into the tourney. llinb County district courtroom McLean, 2; Sunray, 2; and Tascosa B, 1. He was named last week to the 21st 19 at 1 30 pm. annual Prep team. io places are open for each Hooper has received every honor jlla the county team mention now, from 3-- !jintt Judge Pat Boone Jr. is the Funk, Johnson All South Plains, All jl pronouncer for the county bee State, and now, Mrs. Linton Smith, alternate Those honors, plus being one of the cancer High For Teams prize recruits for Texas A&M .'". of the Lamb County spell University. Ralph Funk and J. E. Johnson led mill be eligible to compete in the The 6' 2", is the son TIME DEPOSITS OF $1,000 their respective 9th Grade and 8th it spelling contest to be held in of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hooper. xck on May 3 Grade teams to third and fourth places OR MORE DRAW 5 GUARANTEED In a recent junior high track meet at Jtoct winners will be sent to Levelland. ton, D C for the national INTEREST. :bee Funk earned 20 points individually Olton Doubles in placing second in the 220-yar- d dash (21.6), second in the 330-yar- dash (39.3), and running a 39.0 leg on the Team Is Ranked ) , jj ,, place 1320-yar- d relay team. ai , - Call second Going into this weekend's ityiiUiWuuiubiJ-;ii.hAi(d- l lMTiflLiiWtti.1 i.Jil twtt ' tJm. Ti tYti Johnson, in amassing 13 points, competition of the Women's Texas & -- . ? .410 ('1-8- 385-448- placed third in the high jump Bowling Association state tournament THE SAME DEPOSIT WILL EARN 1 in 220-yar- In Lubbock, Olton a fifth the dash (26.3). and had doubles team , story' ran a leg on the 1320-yar- relay ranked among the top 15 in Class C team that placed third. division. For Jessie Davila was the only Faye Smith and Ozema Hill held Littlefield athlete winning a first place the position with a 1024, two pins out in the meet. He did it with an of sixth and four ahead of eighth Classifieds outstanding 3:38.5 clocking in the place. Leaders in the class are entries 1320-ya.dru- from Abilene, with a 1091.

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CLASSIFIEDS PAGE 16. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, SUNDAY. MARCH 30,1969 . Production Credit Names Administrators Attend Meeti facilities In the state. Mrs Jean Chlshler, of care TNHA Is rii Tommy Ballard Manager FIELDTOX administrator and Kenneth Its members are both Imnrnm...01 nnd non-profi- Knight, assistant proprietary for the aged jnT At a recent meeting of O R9htB ate. .al(H administrator represented the Board of Directors of the Knight's Rest Home at the Plalnvlew Production Credit MRS. RAY MULLER 19 th Annual Spring Texas Association, Tomm Ballard 262-420- 3 Meethlng of the was appointed manager of Nursing Home Association, SHAMPOO the Production Credit A diversified program was Association in Littlefleld MR AND MRS. Harrell Elliott Sr, are visiting in developed around such and SET Ballard Is currentl assistant Morris of Plalnvlew visited Maude with their son, Mr topics as Multiple Levels of Tuesday manager In Plaimiew Before with his cousin, Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Paul Elliott. Care Implementation, ul coming to the Plainview Earl Phelan. MRS. W J. Aldridge is a Accident Prevention, The Production Credit REV AND MRS. patient in the Llttlefield Five Meal A Day April Association three ears ago, of Rocky Ford Hospital. Institutional Feeding Plan, he was a loan officer and were dinner guests Sunday THE GA GIRLS met Public Relations, Efficiency , with the of Mr Mrs. Rav Muller Personnel 2 Inspector and Wednesday Kitchen. llestock afternoon for in the I PCA In Fort Worth and and family Rev. Harrison their regular meeting The Evaluation. Patient a Stephemllle for two sears was guest speaker at the program was a T V quiz Rehabilitation, Infection Ballard Is a native of Uest Fieldton Baptist Church. show titled "Beyond The CLYDE W GRAHAM ha Control and Sanitation, and 3 Phone Texas and was born and MR AND MRS Gerald world i Know . It was a been appointed to head the Geriatric Sex Problems. raised on his familv 's farm at Ray Quails and family of review of last work of the United States The Texas Nursing Home " " the two 385-492- 0 i is son w' SALON Shallowater He the of Amarlllo, spent Monday months' study. Those Department of Agriculture Association is the JISUTTLEFIElODRIvt well-know- Shallowater area night with his parents, Mr present were Donna Muller, Soil Conservation Service of professional association of residents, Mr and Mrs (..ale and Mrs Marvin Quails. Kathy Langford and Velva Texas, according to licensed extended care Ballard. He graduated from The attended the funeral Lee. Mrs. Don Muller is their Administrator Kenneth E. facilities and multiple levels school at Shallow ater and services Monday afternoon leader. Grant. Graham, a career attended Teas Tech where for Nolan Huklll. MONICA PHILLIPS of employee, currently director conncLL's he majored in agriculture TOMMY THE ANNUAL meeting Llttlefield spent the of its watershed planning K.imcd humnrll Will P.iicoh education and animal of the Fieldton Co-o- Gin weekend visiting with Dana division, succeeds H. N. w ,i tti n N' I. Wl Jn Easter '69 is Sentimental husbandry While at Tech he Church and plan to move to was held Friday night, at the Yoakum. Smith who died March 13. ('lAH-moi- Oklii was acthe In the Aggie Club. Littlefleld soon Crescent House Restaurant. Rodeo Association and Ballard replaces Jim Holt A steak dinner was served Future Farmers of America who has been manager of the and door prizes given away. Ballard Is married to the Littlefleld PCA for the past There was about 90 present. Special Awards Given former Charlene (Sissy) four and one-hal- f years. Holt ANNETTE DUTTON. Miles of Cresson Mrs. has been named assistant to daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ballard was born and raised the manager of the Plainview Melvin was Dutton. honored C-- C on her family's ranch at PCA with a bridal shower At Earth Banquet Cresson and also attended Tuesday afternoon In the Ballards Texas Tech. The P,iil- Nl.iml Mir nition home of Mrs Bobby Short. hae two daughters, Leslie. ni.jllci state, has, the lonsco Refreshments of punch, John Bridges. Mrs. Paul of Commerce and the welcome and introduced Dorcas, 10 years old, and offtci.it namc-Ma- tr of Hhoclr coffee and cookies were Wood and M. H. "Dutch" Agriculture Banquet March guests, seven. The family are Island and Providence served to the guests. Been were presented special 22. Doug Parish. C-- members of the Methodist ' MR. AND MRS. J. E. awards at the Earth Chamber "It is a pleasure to work president, introduced new with such and outstanding officers for the coming year citizen," Gene Templeton Perry Martin is president for said of John Bridges when 1969; Norman Dudley, vice .M rs. Wright .Grandmothers presenting him with the president, Tom Sanders, "Farmer of the Year" award. treasurer; and Mrs. Zou Bridges is active in Wilson, office secretary. Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 community projects and Incoming directors are a tree and w Ith a tw Ine ball." she said, Mrs. Wright taught fifth grade when we don't." school agricultural Tom Sanders, M. H. Been, i Roger "and mostly at noon after a lunch students in Llttlefield for 18 years "I only got one, or I got organizations. Norman Dudley; three." Doug Parish, Perry eaten out of a gallon syrup pail " before she retired. and familiar phrases directed to the Mrs. Marvin Sanders Haberer, presented "Outstanding and Neil Pounds. urn Mrs. Wright's first teaching job in One of her good spelling students In score keeper, with an the Martin occasional "Well, Woman of the Year" award Texas was at Hart Camp in 1941-1- 2 Littlefield was Bob Ross Is a do "He what you know about that!" when to Mrs. Wood. She knew the man who was principal senior in college now," Mrs. Wright someone makes a strike or spare. Mrs. Wood is active in Anton FHA there. "This was during the war and said "He is a smart boy. He got to go In spite of all the signs: "Do not church and community fflW the draft was hot." she said "One day to Washington. DC to the national loft balls," there Is some unintentional affairs. I got a special delivery letter saying. spelling championship He nearly made lofting. "A community leader" Attends Meeting 'I'm resigning, come on out' " national spelling champ He just A little foot stomping, some hand was the term used to She became principal upon her missed it by one measly word. It just slinging anda lot of talking to the ball describe "Man of the Year." ANTON-Twenty-f- ive arrival. broke my heart and his. too." goes on when the jolly grannies are M. II. Been. Been is a members of Anton FHA attended the area meeting at Mrs. Wright to from bowling. Some do some member of the Lions Club, went Spade powerful Chamber of Commerce and Lubbock Thursday and Hart Camp, where she taught until her ALTHOUGH Mrs Wright doesn't leaning in the opposite direction to try has been a director of Little Friday. We Lean Sentimental deceased husband bought a farm just take any credit for herself for having to coat a gutter ball back onto a League for 12 years. They attended a variety Toward the east One so many she of Llttlefield of her students "good children," said she straight course. Leon Dent was emcee for show Friday night and a Colorful, Ambassador Cards at Spade as Dr D J Stafford. always told them to try do And In all cases, the bowlers' C-- to the 14th annual Earth general session Saturday. Bright something In life make something of expressions tell better than the banquet. Neil Pounds gave Jeanie Fisher was Anton's Spring Stationerj themselves. numbers In the whether voting delegate. Fanciful, Gay Wrappings S. Dccoratioiu "I had them at an impressionable they are pleased with their frame or They had lunch at centerpieces and Party Goods Coronado High School. age," she said "What you say to them not. Delightful Gifts For All Occasions at that age is law and gospel." Their scores thus far range from 34 Area This week was FHA Bands week. Mrs Wright helps to 118. Opal Mixon a her husband has low of 34 Tuesday was teacher vomrisuppuu - operate Wright Prescription Drug since with a high of 108. Ruby Moore set a rnnnti i'o 385-44- m Participate appreciation day Dia her retirement from the teaching new low from a previous 69 to uuiiiiclli? vn'niiiinfiimufi 35. Wednesday was Red and 513 Pholpj Pnone 385-J- profession Powder and perfumes now "Oh for goodness sake, don't put that Stage bands from White Day. occupy her mind and time that was down," she said. "I beat everyone of Littlefield and Springlake-Eart- h Friday was dress-u- p day, I For devoted to teaching children for so you last week." Mrs. Moore's high is participated in Texas and Saturday was Senior many years 105. Tech's second annual Stage Citizen Day. Band II Mrs. Wright estimates the number Granny Jones has a low of 69 and a Festival Saturday. At the regular FHA Classifieds of children she has at "well over 104 for her high score. Pearl Competition In the four meeting Monday night, Polando divisions-Clas- ses A through March 31, the 1969-7- 0 1.000" has ranged from 59 to 80 thus far. AAAA got underway officers will be I had it all to do over again," Irene early elected. 'If Howard's 59 low is offset by her yesterday morning In s she said "I'd Tech The newly elected teach school. Maybe not 118 high. "If you weren't driving, University Theatre, with president will attend the for 40 ears. but I'd be a school we'd trail you home." the group FHA " told each band presenting a 15 State meeting as a teacher her when she set this record minute program. voting delegate May lit John La Porta, director of instrumental performance at Boston's Berklee School of an-- Music, was guest clinician for James Grace rom every t'le the jazz clinic ' WmnfwSuS 'e The climaxing event was a Completes DlltY y concert by Tech's stage J J ideas band ANTON-Sp- .'5 newest afoot James luU Deluxe WmSSSmam Division ratings were Grace returned home from "?r given, an All Star Band was 19 months active duty with ( holds more dir- t- J Jf ' r) Moid named, awards were change lei I the 11th Finance Section in o ' JO70 presented to the outstanding Mannhein, Germany, on - 0"'JI band In each class, and March 15. i''I .' 7 awards presented to the He received his separation two speed motor II , L outstanding papers at Fort Dix, A festival N. J., ( 50?i more suction I'll It musician. and now will be serving In a V with cleaning tools Ml SWinyl oultr , reserve component until his J complete discharge In 1973. V Wipe clean witho He graduated from Anton ' Odajripclo! Area Youth High School with the class of ill' 1961, and from West Texas - ill ft'T W State University in 1966. 'Headlight - mfmfy.' Attend Meet J - He is son of Mr. and Mrs. f jee where you're wWiJI AHoover- Richard Grace, I thewotld'jf'"! The annual United Anton. X.eleaning A LllO Methodist Youth He and his wife, Karen, cleonr. Sub-Distri- Banquet was who accompanied him to held in Anton Wednesday. Europe, will make their Hugh Daniels of Tahoka home in Lubbock. was the guest speaker. Cleaner fc S'' Rlcki Herrin. Anton U onwheel.-- M. Y. F President, DEEPEST SHAFT welcomed those attending Upon completion in from Levelland, Morton, spring, 1969, International Littlefleld and Amherst. 150-foo- HLfe. 9 tomdP .isssssssssssl Nickel's 7, t rHH Those from Littlefield were: Creighton No. 9 shaft will be NOW ADJUST FOR Rev. Wallace Klrby, Billy the deepest continuous Williams, Terry Walker, Joe mining shaft from the Williams, Marty Mangum, surface in the Western ALL CARPETS . . . and David Roden. Hemisphere.

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