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..' 24 10c Pages Eumb Ctmmtu leader A Copy E24 JTTLEFIELD, LAMB CO., MXAS, TlfUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1957 NUMBER 27 karly C-- C News 'Business Analysis'

InETTV WILLIAMS few bo less com-- would ' his I mink stole out of Lists 29 Littlefield Needs nn vour morale, I" this month's bills i- - ..a win say kiuui-- I. and e don't need the Study Lists Imitations oi nrooi iik Quota - Vote L things we can't nf- YULETIDE SEASON GOES Lwe n,i I Insoected it Good, Iiday, and Roby says On Cotton miO FULL SWING HERE City's ildwl when ne gsis i" sit-rec- he will bo happy just k Littlef ield will get "all lit up" heie Friday night as under a tree some- - tho Clulstmas season plunges into full swing. Set Dec. 10 Mayor Ellis Foust and the award-winnin- g Littlefield Bad Points dm to trade her mansion High School band will kick-of- f the season by turning on link stole. Clulstmas decorations throughout the business district. Cotton producers of Lamb The decorations, including strings of lights along The Chamber of Commerce iik the United Fund County will vote Dec. 10 to help Phelp Avenue, will be on 7 p.m. Tuesday listed Littlefleld's 29 turned at biggest headed for success. The determine whether or not mar- They were put up through efforts of the city, the "needs" after study of a keting quotas will in recently completed cli- are coming In well and be effect Chamber of Commerce and Southwestern Public Service "business nut's a foot! barometer on their 19J8 ciop, County ASC Co. mate analysis." Manager The Chamber's report came to expect when the big Lamar Atcn announced The Friday night send-of- f will signal the opening of i th's week. after eight committees complet- s underway nest week. Christmas bujing in Littlefield stores, too. parts of survey. u are so pleased at It will be tho twelfth time that Merchants here are loaded with a variety of Yuletldc ed their the icgis-leir- Questions were through- a of Helping wiih only the nation's gioweis hoe d gifts, stoied up through a long hnrvest season. asked - out the city on these topics: r a ear that we're de- their choice on the ques- A huge Dollar Day Is planned Monday, backing up fie PLANNING CIIKISTMAS l'AKTY Memliura the Teen To;vn student boanl Llttfefield community purogresslveness, gov- to make It a success. of at tion. 's slogan of "Have More Fun Get More Done High look over Christmas cards to get Ideas decorating' ... ernment, labor people, for the Community Center for Teen Marketing quotas have been in .. . Shop Early. Shop Littlefield for Christmas." relations, Town's labor costs, community karing gave a fine even- - annual Christmas party. The event Is scheduled Dec. 20. to right are Charlotte effect for the last four crops. will be put on parking meters throughout the services Webb, Margo Williams, Vaughn, Billy lff Sacks and Interta'nment Saturda Konnle Webb, I'atila Caiuiilckle, Charles Dual, Larry Last December, 92.4 per cent of city all of next week. facilities, Cox and Caret Bcllomy. Duval is president of the board. (Staff I'ho(o) the furmcrs voting approved quo- message "Merry Christmas Institutions and business The sacks will carry a of citizenship. under protest that we tas for Uie 1957 cotton crop. the parking is on the house Compliments of the City of there. Somehow, he Two-third- s of the voters must of Commerce." Recommendations included a Littlefield and the Chamber new for y.'rstand the logic of favor quotas, if they arc to re- CTaus will make his annual visit Friday, Dec. brochure the city for 29 Ballots Santa its drive for industry, studies of miles and paying AreaToTake Time Out main effective. The f'r3t referen- 6. at 4 p.m., when the annual Christmas Parade will be liars to dum, w.is held In 1938. available plant sites, and othef 1 sec the same held. items designed can sec on television Under legislative provisions, to bring industry Returned In the Secretary of Agriculture here. must proclaim An urban renewal (slum clear- r i'I heln much when I a national market- ance) program It the For Thanksgiving Day ing quota and a national acreage for Littlefield additional attract' C-- C also was nowhere and sceine all Election allotment for upland cotton Cat Cagers Open called a need. I clothes the audience is Llttlcficld and Lamb County offices will close for the day. Most whenever he finds that the total Street Paving Needed Chamber Commerce offi- I However, by the time will take time out for furkcy and stores in the area nIj.o will bz of supply the normal sup Among other recommendations Saturday Thanksgiving cials counted 29 ballots in ply. were more paving, nicht. he Thursday with closed. the street a new - bet-te- Ivd he mliiht as well be most area residents planning to s election of four new dlrcc- - The total supply of upland cot- hotel or motel fcr'The city,- r 1957-5- 8 Drills port about it. havo! n Dr. Lee Ilcmphlli, pastor,, of ton for the .marketing Basketball traffic planning, a better visitors or trins. Upm uVvoling closed Mo'ifvj yediWs 23.C Llttlelleld's Wildcat cageis, The Wildcats were scheduled to golf In Sam kidded the Ajplty-wld- e Thanksg,lylng wor; estimated at mil- course, new swimming pool Iaf a. open their season last night, lilt who Vus selling the rvitebuiu or uie erection win do lion Toinnlng bales and the nor- bint on making respectable , anrt an FFA nnrl 4.H f.irm deliver tho sermon,1 fn Every C-- season; mectirieWhitharral PapUwrs at wnen she told him field 10' In announced later, Manager mal supply, that needed for do- showing""thls vpened , ThaChanfoer'came 'up at a.m. Jio First e ith ' thing give Thanks," at the city-wid- Whltharral. 75c. he said he didn't Methodist Church. Jdck Lacy said. mestic uses, for cxpqrts and a 30 workouts Monday under a new these and other "heeds' alter1' Thanksgiving service. Kenneth Clapp. open sched- - dozen, r . one was Several area towns also have Up for election to four posts per cent carryover, reserve, is coach, The Cats their home studying answers to more than tlf estimated ot 17.6 million bales. I aRC' 150 questions. planned community Thanksgiv- Rev. Harry Vanderpool, pas- were Glenn Batson, Dr. Glenn Eight iettermen were In the .Fr,diaylln re,t.urn really Thus, the prospective total sup- - ment Only an It found that community snucaled when ing dinners. tor of the-- First Methodist Burk, Tom Ililbun, fold as practice sessions began. the got Howard. Illv ovcnoils Ihn nnrmnl cnnnUr hv .A Kam0 Js glaled wl(h u to Isn't well seated r, diversified industrial fe and ht The Emmanuel Lutheran Home, R. W. Mauley, C. H. Mes-sc- qr--, Church, will preside over anomer try were long-rang- wt program the 'about 5.6 million bales, quo- - uacK lor begin at 7:45 p.m. at the high ly, doesn't have a e pro- thi llehtt Church In Llttlcficld also will Kenneth G. A. and It. He's service. Reast and las lor 1958 crop of upland wards Charles Duval and Miles school gym gram for Improvement, never gottci have a Thanskglving service, White. the isn't readint: It vet. ichedulcd 10:30 a.m. Dr. Rnymopd Burns, pastor of cotton had lo be proclaimed. Stephens, Centers Hilton Hemp- Reporting for practice ses- kept clean and attractive for at the Lacy also that the lied the performance church. the Presbyterian Church, announced . Marketing quotas operate hill and Gaston Shaw und Guards sions Monday were the eight enough, and dossn't have a good First s membership in- oeginnlne. .. . when children dis- drive for thiough accragc allotments. A Buddy Jones, James Prcssley, Iettermen Dale zoning approach. These items School will be will read the scripture and give now $9,200. returning and I'ome oung missed throughout vestments stands at grower who exceeds the cotton James Goldston and Bill Jeffries. Rhodes, Floyce Barry were answered In tne community barlton? the county the morning prayer. goal is $13,000. Pierce, rth with Lov Llfo" The acicago allotment his Littlefield had a nigged cage Bill Bobby Cun- progrcsslveness section, "I this afternoon. They'll return to C-- for farm, Armes, Wade, Dr. John Holder will sing "My has bulk of 1956-57- , Ih gusto. school Monday, 2. The turned the under a cotton marketing quota season in dropping all Its ningham, Masslngale, Goveriunttnt 'Good' Dec. drive to newly form- Robert hi still holding Banks, city, county Task" as patt of the service. the over its program, will be subject to a conference games. Jerry Collins, Phillip Zohn, Rex On government, the analysis on to and federal Soil Oil Music will provided by ed and Club, Dug-ga- can talK me into com be the mnrketink quota penalty of 50 'Most of the men on team Foust, Alfred Lingnau, Alex showed the city compared favor- bou choir of Lacy said that the Chamber per that can't niako mi liter the First Methodist cent of parity on the farm's are back, with a year of experi- W. T. Erwln and Lewis Put- ably to other towns this size. The Church, directed by Mrs. Al wilt begin using a new letterhead excess lie. Man Arrested production. ence under their belts. nam. report said the city has a "good It Chambers. Mrs. Ivan this week. The lettcihcad carries fp hapncnentl. Fowler Growers cm 1957-5- 8 business climate" on questions a soil and oil wno not evceed The Cats' schedule looks t, most - will be organist. theme. concerning governmet. vivacious lit- J. Ledge Craig, manager of cotton pioductlon from their like this: YOU ever saw stnrtnrl On DWI Charge their cotton allotments may mar- THE WEATHER IIASKKTUALX. SCHEDULE The report on labor relations I'm the Denver, Colo., district of the Coing to Live, ket free of penalty 1953 1957-19.1- 3 fell in the same category, as Jid Live, Sheriff's officers jailed Juan Commissioners U.S. Chamber of Commerce, will all of the ' uie." Sam not only farms. Nov. 2(i reports on labor costs, and tne speak to local C-- members to- Whit harm! There . Today's ne became real enthus- - Ramirez, a Hale Center Latin Polls will be open Dec. 10 forecast: Fair and Nov. 2!) Wlilllmrral Here section on To Panel day at 7 a.m. In Loy's Cafe-teil- a. w the whole Drocram. American, Monday on driving Hear fiom 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at six plac- mild Wednesday and Thanks- Dec. 3 Olton Here facilities. IPt A favoring the em- SavllIC cnmolhlni. Intoxicated charges. committee es In Lamb County, Aten said. giving Day. Dec. fi 7 On the section entitled "peo- county of- Craig will la'.k on economic un- Plalmlcw rialnvicw he Sllfplv vniil.l 1ll,a Ramirez was fined $50 and ployment of a Juvenile Cotton producers and their Temperatures Sunday high, Tournament ple," the report showed Little- be-foi- c derstanding congressional ' ficers is expected to appear and , her I never rlirl fiinrA "osts and given three days in wives are eligible to vote. Absen- low 26, moisture: none; Mon- - Dec. 10 Scagnncs There field to have a shortage of skill- her Lamb County commission- Issues. semi-skille- he meant ho wnntnri jail. tee ballots are avnllable now at high 70, 34, Dec. 12, ed and labor. ers Saturday. day low moisture: lfr 'Ing. . . or help Officers also jailed Eusebio here the county ASC office. none; Tuesday 65, 13, 14 Muleshoe. The community services and her Commissioners a regular at noon Mulevlioe Salazar, an Olton Latin Ameri- have City Police Arrest Polling places and election low 33, molstuicr at noon: Tournament facilities section indicated Lit- 'me a Monday on charges of vio- meeting on tap, with only rou- tlefield Is on res- little skeptical la-- S can, Judges Include: none. Dec. 17 Plnlnnvlew Here short hotels, tine business to be taken up, I .1 Proem m uii lating the liquor law. Bond was 7 On Drunk Charges Community A Earth Eleva- Moisture for November: 1.53 Dec. 19, taurants and meethitr nlnrAr. 'King ri County Judge Pat Boone Jr. listed banking about opera. trt at $1,000. tor, Guy F. Kelley Jr. Inches, moisture for year: 20, 21- - District 1AAA Hereford It and transporta Negro suld. City pol'cc arrested seven per- tion as 'Piicism didn't last Over the weekend, three Community B City Hall, 22.51 Inches; moisture last year: ', Tournament lacmttcs "good," and ttng The officer panel sons oyer the weekend, all on said h hn.i into men were jailed on gambling Juvenile has on 1'ago 8) 11.61 Inches. (Continued on Pago 7) parking and traffic planning as Aemri-jans- n been lnvestlgat'ng the proposal drunk charges. ftipect for opera, somt 'harges and three Latin "fair." had lived fnr. ... were arrested on drunk several months. A Lamb Coun- Three of them were white Water, Sewage Facilities Negroes. All '. And the band charges. Two other Latin Ameri- ty grand jury recently reconv men .the others The report hit water and sew- leader mended the county employ been released Monday after age ""? migni live anothei cans were arrested and held that had facilities as being inade- Kars i,Q.i i..... for the Border Patrol. such an officer. paying fines. quate. Sanitary laws here aUn m alone..if got a "bad" report. 1 On business citizenship, the re- Fed with thnf hit nr port Im and Immediate! Showed a "bad" huclnix II '' climate on such things as partici pation a w Plains Conservation in pontics and government IZ. . ' ' Great (Continued on Page S) - - ua uncsi. katHW TdHr ; "' ie lime we drov BrMriTl kkw ;;1 fl Soys UrHefielcTs ir',;r""K Program ReadyToRoll Here kkkkkkVkkkkHHFTklKBISsM' M EB!iMmBB&K , kkkW jjv ' ikl West Texas' .norHf- - The Great Plains Conservation plications to be submitted by favorable hcrrf" Master Planner.. is ready to move in farmers, Soil und Water Plan Program r y "'-- 1 y - ,'jt-t'- Lamb County, SCS work un't con- A total of $01,566 for the pro- Foundation of the program Is kkkkkkkBk. ? kkH servationist Guy Nutt announccJ gram has been tentatively allo- n complete soil and water conser- - A locations cated to Lamb County until June vation plan for each farm or --v.': lktkH' here Monday, - V v a list of 30, 1958, Nutt said. ranch. K 1 - H Tlie program Includes The landowner agrees to estab- S tft- f V 1' In Area moisture-savin- pare The purpose of the Great kkkHtti'I P B? tB kkkkkkH tlccs on which the fedeial Plains Conservation Program, lish all needed measures In his mc w -- '" riB 1 .Ted."1' looatIons have will share the cost of Nutt explained, is to develop an plan within a period of not less " -' BiS' kkffS W.'ikiiiiiH installation. agriculture that resists the than three of more than 10 years. Hv.'H-- 'H nit V"e Tea. wh'ch a pointed out iTn ' Luubock Rates at which the government weather extremes, aie Nutt that, when ' ln ' Uie cost have been ap- cqnstant hazard in the Plajns the farmer becomes a party to oun "oulheastern w'll sharo ' vB, I' m fi proved by a county program area. the contract, money for the gov- kkkkkkHkkK"v mV'," SkkH committee,' Nutt said. More fMalilo KrotttHny ernment's share of the cost Is set " ho will part the program. - rates, based on average This, said, contribute aside for his of ml . r.La,c- . ,0f,?d The to economy. Congress, ln providing - - """'"wesi or ut- - cost of the work In Lamb County, a more stable for kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkBbkkT K range from 50 to 80 per cent of Nutt said the SCS expects to lsurchlpe of the progiam, auth- m sykkH the total cost or Installing each have widespread response to (lie orized $150 million for a 10-ye- kkkkkkkkkkkTlkVt. "' IBLsikkVJkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkr m specified not J.Th"".0.'u Auueno practice. program, , pcilnd, but that iWH nfii2,,on',""" no. County, 8tto Participate The fact that the county ha more than $25 mill'on will be Cost-shar- now, said, gives spent In any program year. Ap- ' Proposed e rates for Lamb moisture Nutt wag $10 JUr.u' lrs l County have been worked out by the farmer nn opportunity to propriation the first year IH&jikiiiiiWT;" ' h the county program committee make a good, start on the pro- million. "Peeple mn he plaee hi state pro- gram. 10 8ist lachtded kkHHHkkkkkHP three ejmam,; Mm SannAnrhZeiL.' and submitted to the .H few who by "Our records show that there's A total or 233 counties In 10 N'cai s,,n,..?r: gram eommlttee, headed - II. N. Smith, state SCS eonser-vationls- t. drouth somewhere In the Plains Great Plain states has been KWTivumiiU USTTKKMKN-M- eli KMMeOi Ompp, WUdeat hMkethsM mentor, foot r- - at rW4, ;:i ?" every year. Now is the tlm te designated by Secretary of Agri- greeted eight diettng- Mermen Meniny as Mm Cats opened praeMee semlons. Left t uer. get ready for the years when culture Ezra Taft Benson for the rigHt are BUI Jeffries, Buddy Jones, Gaston Show, Chutfe h:...,rI'0ttl,, Approval of the praatlee and Duval, James GoMsten. Junes have , , .T,W ap- - condition will teas Fresaley, NUton Hemphill, MHes Stephens Clapp. mS Khi. rates Bleara the way for first moisture be ami (Staff rhow) hamMMeA."- .

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TaRR 2 tamli Counly leader, LHUrficld, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1957 Is Church Couples' Night Mrs. C. H. Mossor Local Lutheran CM Club HostossToHD Convention Host Has Meeing Tueday Avenue H.D. The Llttlefield First Christian Lately In Lilllefield Held The Oklahoma host to 20 South Ihe homo of Mrs. Church' was The St. Mar,n monthly couples' Club met In churches in tlje annual u, The regular Friday with tin Plains loniiry Circle mot the j. II. Messer 2 Sunday, night wns hold Tuesday at U. E. Kelly, Convention for D'strict .w at the vice president, Mrs. - I'm. AnnT'l Llttlerield Country Club at 7:30 riio Rov Clifford Parker, pas- As an cnninBi,.:l supper presiding. Bctheny p.m. wllh a covered dish leader had n or of the Christian to My Henri' V..T i; The recreation of Lubbock, president, and games. Thanksgiving qui, after wh'eh Church rrcd Lucrk um r Mr. nntl Mrs. Arthur Duggan "Thanks-giving.- presided. 20 as a she read n poem called basis fr thi I. Mr and Mrs. Allen Hodges and The afternoon session opened iHnnbFf David Kclthley anV Hl Mr and Mrs. at 3 o'clock with the Rev. Bob Tito Inpln. "Si.u... ere the host couples. Mr, and A game, "I Uava a Secret" was campus ror BY anm: kiti.lim.i: Fudge, minister the sell In My christian Mis. Charles Smith and Mrs. played hy the group. Christian Churches Foundation at I vHhJ charge n in veil uy Mr CaaaaaHaH aHaaaaaaaaaV'-v-"k.- i D. Garland Jr, were In gave Ilu dellvcr'ng the sermon. i dsiBaBV! Mrs. Fred Llclite Tech, etiieyor. ' Addic Retman who is ie i . iKt:ainK h. .i' with lit inol games. Mr. aaaaaaaV aaaaVaaaaaaaaaaalJlH eraf' JaKaF-l- k f the minnii iniiort. stating that the "How W'c Had a School of Mis jn tin Mi Wylie I'm mion. lint l.iu The Special Need, ctipcrntln horn .saimiy i. 1958 will he ready lons" was the subject of a panel .. studr,.t Tci 11 and Mm year books for Mrs. C. L. Walk. Methodist Hospital Lubbock. in alllllB aHHIIIIIIV by W. A, J 'k-- i club at the Council discussion moderated L'fl.,.ilttl . .. III to be imiiiownh iurntii K a t"i in the VaHl'rSk Pink and Blue for each I. Christmas parly Dec. 4. Mnrquls Jr. of Lubbock. Pane wl.? ..0J.,le 'r ; Lll. i members were Mrs. B. G, Wag-soncr- , ""' needed. '. Mr. and Mis Jet CiflrlUa ha. LIL club will have Us annua' ,u The Lubbock, Joe Morgan, '".. " ( guests in horn Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ktmr liall i hower Honors famlllcB as the Chr'stma party for the Plalnvlcw, Mrs. Ed Wilbur of "C Mr. ami Mrs. li. W Golden age t(Hl Tmutkaglvimt in lK hoai 7 Community Center Sweet Hour of "" Pee. at the and Bill Mnrqulc of Lub- Pn Hardkl. or DtmM?U. :t tlwlr (WJajlHW and Ipsban i 7 p.m. It wbh voted that the sung niter which si. Mrs.W. B.Jones it bock. J -- LIL X'. artd MK. DM RamwH' i of exchanging gifts "J"--' jtunl custom an evening meal In the n" repeated. Mr. W C. Tfcpxton JliJftJfT. I SPADE The home of Mrs party will not After and Mr. at the Christmas fellowship hall of the church, During thr builnea spm wesktwd In- - Wlehmi MI. "" was scene time but each the ""' Jack Stubblefleld the be cbseived at this sec- the ladles doclM . .... , 11 i' ilns'Baaaaaar - Rev. Ed McDonald, assoc'nte Mr Hj. if vtMttnc it ot Mi. . pink and shower lion- bring a love offer Re-if- f .Fall in Hm "s..ll blue member will West Texns, gnvc the thernn World Tlwxion'6 hwHhers. G. M. an) ThatnkKiMtiL; n ' Ii"' Mrs. W. B. at some deserving retary of M,f JK ring Jones, Jr. ing, Instead, to ter Deeember 1 message. He was nsslsted In the iTOm Thaxton. u n a lamiK dimn i w. iIk" i "0 p.m. last Thursday. L'.ttlcflcld for Christ- ..hlltlrcn In service by the Rev, Almon Mar A Senior - LIL--', liilifnti. Mr ni Mi 1i Mrs. Gere Stanley reglstoied mas cheer. Cmt the Claude Win-go- , party will be hi Id p, 'Jin and Mrs. Aden lifMMjn arc aoaa. Teir'. Jv tit ,mi KM iicfIs In n white satin covered tin, Post; Rev. inhfMnLfnT thought for the wee Slnton; Rev. Ed Wilbur, Lonnlc Nclnast ts l ffl The club the inri jfefMndinc Thankegtvlng at Han Mufeahoe: Mi .ind Mr. Bn book shaped like a baby sacque BBBBBBM. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB. rC.-ft.- . SiaaBBT . i rBaJ4 s "Oh give thanks unto the Lord Paducnh and the Rev. Pcarcc vita'iotis and Mm. dersgn in the 4ttne of hkjbtm-.er- n Rims id l"ii mi ml 'rimmed In lace which wus M- Is rcrrcslimciiiii an.1 Dr. and Mrs. Lynn ntHftn. Handy and Mi nil - ti' made by Mrs. Bud Vnnn. Mrs. foi He good." Burns, Seminole. " alaaaaaaV t'JI of pumpkin p!e Of fleets -- UL- i:atH(( and eaildien. ttnna ami i2aa'"t saaB Stubbleffrld led group In Refreshments elected for the was served to nrnul.tnni- t , . j Mfes Myrtle Marlon Shaw u. rulg .if Ml tiff eld alllllllllllKa1 aaBsBafeiBfeas'.aBiaQ.BalBaaaaaK Mrs. Bud Vnnn poured topped wllh cream o unnji riimes. U. E. Kel- Howerton, Fitldtn mcc JecKssnyiHe, Fin., enptanad a LIL not spiced lea and coffee from a Mrs. C B. Mills, Mrs. president, Jirli MbV''. aJaVXar3rFlI2dfH ' Mrs, M M knmp: - Sunday cveniftg u K. I. Vrbfctn. jr t aWSaaaJ.'m' jBtflBBBBtBBal In ly, Mrs. J. M. Griffin, ircrciarv- JLuobock rt ana inii'i1 table la'd white and centered Reported Improving Lueckj .turn Jo her home tor the highway jmhioI drvl with an arrangement pln! Pubose, Mrs. J. J. Renfro, Mrs. Ireniuicr Mn. after attend of tiny Helms, Mat; the Illness and doulh nf Hat r axaarting tli.'ii mi; tarnation on n styfoam base Ficd Llchtc, Mrs. Plcss LnMoln Howerton of Llttlerield tor. Mrs. C, E. Jones, Mrs. C C. Soles-be- e Flelden, 12, or mis. Marchcl .uncle, foirmr CHy Secretary Torintlo, wnn has been attending placed In front of n blue and Sherman Nautit 1 stork C, II. W. G, Street. lrnton IUch School, for thr Oilier refreshments were enna and the hostess, Mrs. Spado were reported to be Im- as a new meitf. LIL - Tliantaajtvinc hnlldayi. Tkwninip pies and while cake squares Iced Messer. proving In Ihe West Plains Hos- 11 was tiecliled to Dec, ... Mr. and Mra Hoy Brides and Mill laf'star as a Junior In Little In white and topped with a blue The next meeting will ho pital at Muleshoc Tuesday. v.llll.11 HUE 0 , aet-ioa- 1(1 l)L ItllA.M laughters, Chan I aim Debate ot field MMHay. Mil. AMI MUS. SSLI.L stork. 7 nt the Community Center .with Howerton and Flelden were In- tho.Dectir.bei meetlrji supper planned. w. .Amarillo ih)iH Die weekend wh -- WI, Hostesses weie Mesdames Olen a tuikey jured In a car accident near P. Price In charge. After her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bow Kotwt (rf Albuiutque. Open House Held Crump, Jce Gregson, BUI Cook, Muleshoc Nov. 17 In which three the meetlrj 'Dunlap. ments were served Cherri remalnod for a K.M . sntnt the wuekund with his HD Council Meets Bill Stanley, H. 0, Swell, Geno and bed combination and a nylon lives were taken, hu .cantinnued visit erf a week witn parents, Mr. awl Mrs. Kltis Stanley, Elvln Ilarrlston, Gar. gown. Lucck nnd .Mr. Willm j 'her grandparent. fnusl. At Durham Home , - ,. land Bryunt, Bud Vonn, Jack Twenty seven guests were Chemical industries account for -- ML Lll n uowrrnowse SlubblcllpJd nnd Perry Coffee. and several others sent mote than 18 per cent of U, S. In the ancient world ( Mi and Mrs. Huscrlt Dm ham t Tim hostess manufacturing. known as Cathay ' MU Joyce Hoklsn, art ! Mi . and Mrs. Allan Ilodga gifts were n car sent gifts. an ci honored at the'r home at Tin- - Yi'lli-wlious- Club was In .or In tlie Litllofleld seHooH want pjn.i Inrii- - the ThanHsgvK 301 Iftth St., Surnlsy when of Hip proKratn Comanohe sdfceaf wteV da tlHHr family. t. tccreallon ;io altar vini tt and their children Mr. and Mrs. Bud iwn Home Demonstration J. nosday to spend Ttants$fvfhg the lUv. Mrs. Hod the and Ilanston uy ftebher Jr. of Iaitutsa, Mr. coumil held meotlnK last with her parent. p chUdret, and Chris its wd Him and Mr Bud Durham and Mis Wednesday In the Liitnb County '. LIL- - I Whitcsboro. Pfjrl 1 vi ham of Mttloflsld kojii Courthouse. AM the clubs were I LIL -- Mr. and Mm. Charter Manioc open housa itnm 2 until h pin rvpieaented ovoopt the Sod House Sfteneer, - and cons, Stave and Jtwc, oi Tiavts son til Mr. and m celeiiraiion of their ifith wed- club. WMalnvlow, visited in iho Iijofrio of Mrs. AMi Sosnaar, mtatuwi dlntj aiiiiivtTsar Mrs. Bonnnle PWlt!p Juielay. xorarry in the Methodist Hoenttal A 1v1x.il wstJ aiven by the year Wwrinradny. I He traterlf Inlng n onis buuit chuii Da J LIU last Ho is rsfwlsd to and III sommittee Do be improving. wltli wh'te inums and men. ar Mr. and Mm. I lamp MeCary at -- LIL :tu citurji1eo for the ecru laas flleV 'tendod business matters in Furl Plans were conipluteil for tin Mr. am Mrs. Jil1 Moare of ijvered serving iflMa mm an ar Worth Satuiday - aiilslmiis patty to bo held at 2 Prtwi-oii- . of fruit, wooil ami nu- visiting in larnunl 1 J -- LIL Art?, n jmii , Dec. in ho men's Jury Vou the Nov. -i- Mrs. Harry Williams hxtu of her mother, Mrs. loom fn the Courthouse, Gifts Friday Saturday and Monday, 29, 30 Cfcaik-f- l Tcnytotm and bnathi. two tiered wedding eake, uWehangml, , Bobby of LovaJlanjL visited I.W Al&rt Tile w'll bo TwjfeJwn. datonatH with a large silver moTpr here, Charles Hank' Tiy Urfuky Fortl olub w ilec Till II' M.nt e LI- L- rlgiu, ivpUcing the trndltlimal MLin -- V IF AVLUmil. L.. 3.J 111 mili....V. "" Mr. and Herlwri briuu and was ttirveiDlby otate the tree; Ulu YollovOIioiise . LIL - Mr. Hum. Krnoin, Suits JUmcs Norman ami moUtur. Mrs. sui.ntianiad m (heir aon Jarry, Mrs. IVrl am while Mrs. fi)i club will be in ehurgc ol e f (1 V I J, E. Norman of IjuUhobk yWlflJi a T(-- Milmp ml Uisfr 'bjuxh nor snretaj fruit, putudi. Spade dub Is In Dr esse Goats tar anif nitiMnd. Mr. ami Mrs. Miss Qnailim served at the disigo of decorating the serving t Long o;;e gkcup fc llli Mrs. W. C, ' Street ami C. Jr Saturday. Hoi Cpwnd and swt Kaodall. itglstry wJiere 17 guests were In ble; Die Pleasant Valley club fi THaaks-givin- GROUP tf i of HiBdntla, tsill spam) listed, amottn whom were Mrs. vill dlioct the gift oxcliangc and LARGE II W0.05 Val. Mr, A II. MeFariand, tHh Mrs. Uum's anient. W. T IMflhep, mother of Mrs. Oklahoma Ave. and Sunnydalc ' end Mt. Mr. .ENTIRE STOCK .acofljnpamud by Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. L. B. Orowell, in Lralimi Mr. and Mis. Vernun club will furnish drinks, Cottons, Wools and Slllw deymodt. Coon 1,114 sons, Junior, Mike and of Ubbuak, left ISacb club will jiresont u bklt frehiIoFarland ML Jack, i!l of Sweetwater; Mr. and .MfJmjay to go to Sallna, Kans. (e , or lead a game or song with Ihp Mis. M M. I Mrs. Oat-man- liov. and v$50,D5$ul, nenfi ThankfcKtvlns with rirfa. ituin, who had instil couneJI recreation committee )n tMtn ul I lie Mis J-- - I. Jonos. tfvs. of hiT sleti all of linissu, charge of llm ptogram. Jk Vs ri, Price Reduced , JL iis. j. j uvety of ami Ut and Mis D. II. Allon Jr 1 TTje d ii hdy , K M. committee chairmen '. Amgns the out of Mills- - ?(J0,.r) Vn'I, .. low Tui Z 1' hT?.,C for the coming year ute yeaioook, Mrs. Bnyne Jlemlance at tlie last rites lot MeCurry; far , Country Club Slates reneatlo), Mrs. W. J. Mucks, City Secretary w . mr Stfswt Baptist f'nance, rware r. and Mis Bill TodH, uujj,g9 Ladles Day Mrs Joe Psrlrr; educa- ?70.0.TViil. $45$ . Jo4y tion, M11, Jl. U'lHioJor: 4H, .veijfi-Mr- and Mrs Tom Arrunt h. Sweaters find UdU-- s Day will be held W'ed-nrla- Mr. C. J?. Jonus; jeporlor, 'Mi Mrs. Tom Amstt . Wos bv. Jr Coss Supper ul W'. 0. Hampion. Sweaters ,Mr and Mrs. Hunter Tomert and the CounB WOOL unci ORLON f , 'chtkiren. Mrs rtranci Tomffrt The Youns Married P.-o- lub with covered dish luneh The mi) meollng will be hold ?Q8,50 Vi, ami. Mr ami Mr. Tom MeFer ionda sasAl of the on. in Jsuunry Tiiriio Neck BulH Kn v rlurt.feil of Mjldjock. First Hafdlst (horh lurid It. lioaleaias n Ute day will b Jnntzen nncj Bpbip Rpoku ' LIL annual Thjitogiving in Mis. T d. FulJnrfghi. Mi Alvin Catjjus is obtqlnpil from pumpr. gpir SlbU J Mrs. Ina Hhotan is ;(jdiii the eliuiih pa 1 lot Monday at Bftgwl, Mrs. m ami 00, animals, particularly sheep, Mrs. H. C. l ui never oos, ONE GROUP ''itarduaivfng in lite tmma of her T:W pm Sumtnerell from 9H.0H Vnluo ,95 Skins .ijaitiihiei. unA HusiMinds. Mr and Taojts we (kcated with mt. Hale Burton and Mr and autumn foliage, berries and flow .Mrs. Jack PriUMrd in V2 (lain eis 4 ooooutri of while and ye nnd Fl Ultnv low muni, uratei tit the seiving Price Woo, Tweeds : ., mi ibie J'lit nvat, served lafiat f Af nd Mrs. Wayne Holkr and aryje, ms;si of baikd ham T Shirts 57,0.1 & $8.05 V11I, $ii tirm. Jim and ran are sfjandln Kiavy, giien beans, cn-urm- t finsniwfiving witn imi par.-m- . jiuit ilad. twit tollk ou-- c A d ONE GROUP i Mr and Mr J Hi th iMi'u 'i ml Ira - Blouses $& l"ft- Mr Liod fimm ieuuitmen '10,03 Vnlt Ul. op. 1 mi. iid nl was misfires ol ' $ut 4i il Hulm.i ('y,ui, stu ' m nlt-- lull qilui lions Hi'H ONE GROUP Vz (Istit m U4i4tnam..iRS) ai H.4.I4 jIU--i Ilu .maJ Ml Ho Price amojlg the Lull! stwdviiii. i4ii .id Itaiv.y and Mrs Bob Haney 512,05 Vfll. $t sre ipanding Thanhafivw Aiid ieuusled the laiHes Dr D J W Mwwipfoltfs siafiord brought the devotional Price I I LJL 'bought. Mrs Meferin Thedfnrci C- - $&i Mi. and Mis il ChUuii & ud the U'lMMjklw. Those pie. 514,05 Vl, v u J lis lag as Tbunkmlvm s-.- til wire Mi. and Mrs. Kennetl. .l'sr (laughMfa and mtirs Mi (we, Mr and fr Hunt luitlill Girdles !tnti Mis- - Clsytio natdtwtr an l Mr ami Mr 44vis Tuhtof, Mi GOWNS A f UBaaaaaaaUf olItin'G ,tl..iiJrn t-- yMaa. N M ant anu Mis HiMsid Harvev. Mi laamaaaa 1 la Bmsshvm ONE GROUP J Mr and Mrs T'Siin Cn'i' ar.l 4i, Mis I m. lias lUtMity. hU sm' Its IkA, M 4W Mis pm mom N'HI WomU,lu,Mr and Mrs. Lloyd BUy m saaaaaas VMggggca Vl. io ?1W and Mr u Jomvs 4iu) son I'lumc. M dud Mrs. Merle Mn JTrrry jyho liv M MHiafleJd oi 4J' "ui Mis Heyne MtCui . . ML y, aw) Mrs Boy AHVn Iti-of- . llffauVw ?5,05 4r. ' ctBMBbIi4mm ?.iiQ Yll. J ;iegui) Wiltfinun. aiufe-n-t i:. silf'-id- , HPaaY' (.'' yaiHs u,bo 0 aiiii Mr. Tecs FWbf'Psw M&sau4ttJdmmM'''' Vti s Reduced .'It'Sas Tfth will ttmmiti the "IpMiy ''N'i BalWi f;w-n- an garsaMaasaBai3anaisisiMiitfMiaBn mllpiie t4)'ant who tviil pen4 Vrs lA'ii itiiaib. Mis Bill ihanl IhsnkMfivfng wlii horn las sy and Mi Mivi fVdford mm Vn)m flats Hill fianmu). Wtoi Is a liidsni 'ip Sun h9nm Wm Acajjtmy Mn, Keith l9Y(r ONEf,nopp-vi- -!; Jls dpen'Jmg TJlflfJlflgfvfJI in nut ,iiotpe 0 Mr. am him- - Win Shgvm Jewelry VVtfib. fat$4 At THI MPIT Jewelry $344 a KiNiH (fiovei was vtwrv r,f)ss AJaiy llultw, frarr CumOmil flu a pink ami bjjjf shnwei m ONE (jftQUp ONE OROyp 1'lt.Vli ll 'irJlfliillflflni(. AJJ. imUM ham in the UHntt u( hlf mmi How I Tlmofejwivjwii twy flt'tie. iwjflr 1 Willi ftj )lpf mtvott. Mr ftf. ;'lih r)r ami ro a 'OWfsipas iinuji va;;0fi VAUifftPV jy mM ujtnwn iioori a; 7 awl s V ; ML .ie frge 25e p.m- - Ml and 'I. .ul 1 1 riioin Ml n tltp I'vijjj Miojn a I,jrg4' l mmm - tjj - ,,l - .. "- . . I $J,00M o of - mmmml lllliotk JJ tor k w.ifig 0 doll Jij It Urn ya rT" 'afVJIl tjtdHpon ife jfalijeti WllnfM Pmww yveit-- f gaBBBjBjBaaBBBjBjaKaajBKajajBgagaMBBjBB lief JJlHs ilBjiJaypd. Jlirrtiijmiejjts of pomos, oMa-- BBBnllKlaflaBBBBBBBaWlBBl r and mm ww frrw BBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBaal ! late tutlP w 'bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI w-- i eBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJBBBBBJgar ROOEM DRW f fifW Chaile of Fiane was t gajunMnsV ?mm wWflfww 4s4Msvve7 eWsWsi ir t ' ' T ' TT ."avmaal ft ' ,a , 1 - . . a - Wmt k ...... T" jy- - - -- n-"' wr "-- t tmw onmii rw j.. i4t W ia p& isa wtm $4V ,n Lmiili County Loader, LMIcficId, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 28, 10.V7 Page 3 Mishap Occurs At Phelps, 4th Starts Friday, Nov. 29 Thru Monday, Dec. 2 A enr driven by Bernlcc J. Jrnes of Mttloflrhl wns honvlly The event that took us 8 months to got ready ! Yes, Penney's took out the damaged : In an accident at PHelp Jr crystal ball back around Easter-tim- e . . .looked ahead to Christmas . . . and nlf-h- t. ' Kcurth Street Monday then started moving fast, making the best possible buys that would Officers aM n pickup driven youth ' Penney's fit in with your gift plans. Because we bought so early and so big, STOKE on Phelps by Joventlno H.

Merino of ( we were able to effect spectacular savings you just won't match anywhere Orane, Grove, Tex., IIOUKS crnshed Into the Jones cnr. About 77 J else .. . not on quality like this! 8 months in the making 1 We bought 5350 In damages to the Jones car I early and wo bought big, so we could pass these really spectacular ;) am lo (1 buc was reported. The pickup hud $3. pin In (liunntos, savings on to you when you'd appreciate them most ! d-- . WKKKI1AYS Garden Club 1 wmm mw fW !) urn lo J) pm jiHi fe2i Bwr n M v SATURDAY Hold Meeting mtt& illli1 i ?tt H AMHERST The Amherst Cinr-Je- 'ilSll i Mill .1 Club met Friday nfternnan ill? vlth Mrs, GeoiKt) Harmon, Iint 2fcS. MiliSS? She picscnted the program on MORE, BIGGER gift values for a MERRIER Christmas! Chr'stmns decorations and show-2- d arrani;emonts for the front place, - iim), ki:im:v loor, fire table center- lece, coffee tabic and television. Her story Included Christmas Where have y.Green for seven tycn, tiny tots, older children on through old ane. The tt'jKmmKmwmwfSr x3jsxxStxKmjKsmxmmmm seen like these Nativity scene was Included you coats isoot? 'hrnujjh her nairaiion. REl)lTCRl FHM STOCK JuniorMisses Hulf Sims Mis. Huster Mulder, jngeo president, $2-$4-$6-- under dollars? $9 35 ses-3lo- for treilded In a short business 1 244 DRESSES Mr nnd Mis Clarence 1 T-Z-J F pnnounro 1 rf h wiu ' ir' Mrs. Nix will bo . .I ...... Iilni. Jim hostess irill l"i riiiMiii for the Christmas nicotine, Fil IlK'lr ll.HIB'Ut'r, Wil- ENTIKE STOCK OF FULL LENGTH of day, Dee. 13. Mis. Henry Pietty-na- ly iuti (irii'ii, son of Repriced will br'nn the Christmas $9-$12-$- i.ncn of Earth. ilory. COATS 15 txtlwiujod at U Lj he Refreshments were served to II 1038, In a m0 ,s J.in Payne, K. J,. iA i L , i i Chun M Io Slack, W. P. i Miami, Clay Wll-lam- KfiDtiOZSnM BOYS BEri'EB It 1 , I 1(1 IlUPIV.l Henry Prettyman, Nor-na- n Snyder, Wallace Gnsdln, SUITS S10-S- B mwr & Club Meets luster Molde, Victor Reynolds, Nnvy Mouice Holt, Jim Nix and two MlilTfTr nrhT" HieslK, S Mrs. Hennlo Hnimon and i Mrs. Porter Mis. VI tor (Word. REDUCED FROM STOCK LADIES' I i W IS lUMlOU HANDBAGSiS:;.Vu,"tx$l r- .66 I ' Of AllllXTSt Oklahoma Man m;Twra i Put K'liV lllKlll. LunW c pnslilonl, pro- - Charged InWreck r in 'inj; l m AVISCO 1IOUNAIL WITH FRINGE "p 1'ianksKlvInK pro- - A IMiart, Okla,, man was Mfs va """ MISSE7S HALF SIZES aiH i i to icKulur roll Inlox-Icatc- charxed with dr'vlnu while d El BEDSPREADS ;,0PS $4 i n I rWK unc "I nni by Swihher County offi- asy.ccr blends for NM TfeBR-- - Byl ce! u In- sJ Saturday after he was 1-- V lustrous silklooks I &?i i $ I to to Li iloniilo volved In an accident about ' REDL'CED TO CLEAR 31 LADIE3 i I I) p.ick a three miles north of SpihiRlako Luxurious collan'illki or waili 'n wear v - 16 tin- Wldiltn on HlKhwny 51, Dacrnncoflanil Both feature top 20 25 li l it Ml at iIip ncs--' BETTER H'Khway patrolmen who I'enney tailoring , , . uoiu come in HATS 2 $2 IWUDSf THE BRYN MAWR LOOK ii 1 f ni.o Is.in an- - Eiilfl tin- - man, Harry ijct op fashion colors, Elihcr wU mako MILLIANTf WOOL MAftTJNIQUff U fcross, fa'led to iitpp n( (2 is merrior, .n hT-n- Chribtmas a QUAT POUSHtD ILACKI wnro buiik wno Hie nreldepl rf list tmall, mtrflum, tvrg, xtra tort f Im Kuve til He wa xtopped In WOOL AND CASHMIKI SUIMI Inter Tulla '" I T MiHin or Hi? by Jill-j- tKUSmaj'KimiSJuLj'' 1 Swisher officer and was iPRgs?ssn "Jf WOOL AND ORION PLUSHi i '.I dully. en DWI charges. liir Hiii . i ir vviiu wvl Officers Md Crow wns IkivjI fl III y IiSlttSH llU'l'llli'l. Ing south and attempted to pass P tr i rveil refresh a roniLlne. He lot control of hit i Mi j,iti H.inv An''or- - car and skidded into a plrkup-tlr'ye- h, .r C A, Duffy. by Hobby Genu MenBloj H P Holland of Mulrshoe, offlpt'rs reported, BOX OF 32 PARCHMENT h . . .1 Jim Kinkh About 0 In dumncofi to (lis FMX SIK1C MHIUUAI WKWHT A n White, Iloi-a- c Croks auto and J'.ltO to the Meas- CHRISTMAS CARDS $1 I J' Miwiplmyn les pickup was reported, GAUZE DIAFERS n, $2 CGI) PAIR LADJES STRGTLif AIILK Make A Festive Holiday Candle CIIROA.K COATED tf?A iEC Sale-tlo- n In town JkjJvIZ& Many Styles & Colors 1 1 ' l!!:n,," $1 SHOEEACKS - -- mmmmmmmhS!- s3Hhm& . . 180 PAIR MEN S STRETCHABLE Size, Small BOY'S FANCY SCHlCEPf I'KINTKI) &m Nylon SocEcs Mt-d.- , Larga AFOR P SWEAT SHIRTS $1 13? SWINli bx RAPS COTTON BROADCLOTH M4 wa&tZ,:''''' ivi' 'immmmmmmSKmmmmmlm. S!rs a '''''''' lo 42 Lr' A3:B! O KAUflFy HIZI5 BKI) Wl J.OWS FII.MSI) WITH BRAS C Cups A fop nl I wmwL v$$mJz ' WmmmwmwBBwSmmm. i ' t'JL 1 EmWim&k$'&&wi- , GIRL'T HEAVY WEIGHT COTTON w ' FOAM RUBBER $3 mmEXm&lM&iMmffii? ' BHsmB(V m k' ST, fHkHl&K Wh. Only ' i O CI HHBhh& , i?!'dvf-- mmmmmmmmJ BOBBY SOCKS 8';. toll pr. w J SET OF 7 riiASTIO -- ?' it , Jr if ONLY 00 PAIR - 1I ' J- 1 n DRESS HANGERS 77c Kf GiVE MORE FOR YOUR DOLLARl Ol'R Li W A Mens Sanforized Cotton i?iu IAIIAC n '77.7 k. .1 I . ITfJimMMArnf4D A.Ft.r-.- m VJ TCASTY BUNNY MOCS! Flannel, fV PJ ' - ,i hnnd-bcade- ' Sjlpporq with n d $4 toe, white bunny fur colinr, p ,i ' fluxlble sole, Kinooth -- h H soft -- Ai .ir ,v W felt, lining and leather grain-- 1 U m lk H cd plastic upper! Biue, jed, K to 3 p

ljtncr.yD0 beer f?!n nrn. Milljwl wnv ulll BilllPri, llm to WkM for M jy llttlo the container, Wlien t P?wH f ppol, pc Jt m 1P.,!ti PP? Ij " w inaKe. You'll diner. No glu will nwd M tlw w w Mw PJP fto?'! r wfff "" t"i fiH f" tf M) Soft Soled SIicph Willi NEW S!HMENT Vnr L. VtH t wJkMk ft BL m ffmmwmmmmmm fawrtyi potow Jo fH pilw.MMii' Red, Rlnck, Rluo QQ ' Irrwutor flM0B. '."''ocr or okii iJIZj MhMVmw dolTy N PIXIE TOES TO BBLW inu U wy plH Pink, Tan 'BBBBHMbB. lBKk ItBBV BBBBBBk. nBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBrBflBi BBH n I w cw r p( Uii M) PAH? MEDIUM ttjj HIGH HEE -- FLATS ' fomn M - cookltnaie; ina W. Ar ii. i RrowHt Black, Tnri L ' PUMPS Agnln $2 0mWmmmmfKkmmmmmm .!!' rtilll. chiUitur frcm im infmlv mum. Reduced jmmHHJ ! ..iVVWKWIll uuAMl'V, Mfw""-' fft pmw M AM ,u Hr AMOURS 9 TIMES THEIR WKWHT w8iryim ww ?y5f M,M miDVCVA) TO CLEAR MEN'S ODD LOTS OF itfJ9wwLia . . Th ao BATH SIZI, 2fw. I ;nov8 rr pVV BETTER SHOES $4 r, JJ5S1 to FACE SIZE, . . H im wmH f r r true luxury fbrfe woven 3fw. ,24&ES's. Pn ow exacts tnMrdpf (jUHlltyl H -- ' Mfc iMttMtTMtti TJnvrfty tyN with trim tprw leKs, 4 PAIif pHILDREN'8 T8TRAP8 ANU WASH CLOTH, (W. - ,. T"" WIMIM U aadfaur. 1 If BSIfi! JH teia Ntf J mm. mmm mm. wr mAmVmmmMm.1 Reduced 1 jMnria6WM p - .! - $2-$- COLORS ,r" "- - DECORATOR Itf ra sa OXPORDS To 3 4 WlSfWffB mzji Ft 4 Lamb County Leader, Littlefield, Texas, Thursday, Nor. 28, 1957 WEEK THIS SIEN'S In Washington

W-M- VWtlt CLINTON DAVIDSON Handkerchiefs tv m m m W m m m M W' m r .H The Department of Agriculture i 1 1 H 1 Ih I H I will announce soon that farm-- ' Colored I 'l cts have harvested nil-tim- e bumper supplies of foods, feeds, year. - . and fibers this n f r - n, i1- f f I o.- That, to Washington, will be f'l bad news. It will mean lower ) prices to farmers, and h'ghcr WSaBBZSBBBEZi Krr5.jrrrrE Lovely, Colorful, Ei costs to the U.S. Treasury 1" P" j tcctlng this country against too much abundance. MENS SPORT un-- SPECIAL The news will make farmers happy and It will cause congress-- ' men great concern. It won't how- Pillow ever, be any big surprise to any- MEN'S SHIRTS one. Everyone has known fo. months that farm production was j GENUINE LEATHER likely to set a new record. J Even before began Sntlro TWO farmers Choose bringing In the bountiful 1957 Har- BILLFOLD Stock FOR Iroa vest, our government storehous- SPB50 Prints. Coll es were bulging with almost 53 ;2.98 billion dollars worth of produce AND TIE BAB aluos rrintd for which no market could be found. Some of it Is spoiling. "1 Colortd Farmers don't like that, and, thread co naturally, consumers complain 4jbUbip ' n,;IB! because their food costs keep go ?" All up up REGULAR 6.90 ing and to new record Entire-jtoc- k highs month after month. We 12 TWO L have a curjous situation in which FOR foo'd prices go up at about the 3.98' ' 'fA SJ same rate that farm prices gc Snirto down. i y- $9 " 4

We have a S-M- farm program that jizes -L costs $5 billion a year, and n hasn't been doing the job of GENUINE LEATHER bringing production and demand IKEN'S into balance. Even with price New Fabrics Entire 2 supports farmers are getting only 80 per cent of what is legally de- BILLFOLD Expert Tailoring Stock clared to be a fair price. Some consumers govern- think AND Popular Colors 20x40 1 ment farm programs are respon- CIGARETTE LIGHTER sible for high food prices. Farm- Smart Patterns JIIUiTS HEAVY M ers reply that If all farm prices were at parity, the price defin- Extended ed by TOW law as fair, consumers Waistband would be paying 511 billion a year CORDUROY more for their food. Pleated Fronts legular C Regular lit Farmers resent the fact that while the I a.vo remainder of the popu- Deep, 79c Value lation enjoys unprecedented pros- Roomy perity, their Pockets 3 Income has been go- i ing down. Some of them blams jn fht newest Washington and demand that Crease Resistant El:-- .a, Af3g.'Eg- - -- :iiVA' something be done about It. Washington already Sizes 28-- 14 has tried LADHSS FREE MEN'S about everything It could think of 300 PAUtS ALTERATIONS WHITE BROADCLOTH to keep production down and pric- TOWEL es up. It hasn't succeeded very DRESS well in doing either. It Is the FLATS Dwljned luxury towel olft J target for complaints by Goroeou st. both ME 'S 100 ALL WOOL Braid. His ond H hand twjM producers and consumers. SEVERAL STYLES AND Polntttto wHh l,ftm iowi,.'"i ijom wwt,if Twenty-fiv- e years ago, when we FROM with I botU'l hond'andM woth do.. COLORS TO CHOOSE rt. (t first found out that we had some- Ptela'aad French doffs r J I ,rf thing called "a farm problem,' n Washington SPORT SIZES V . tried paying farmers to kill little pigs and plow up 14 to 17 every " eBPSHsSnjMejBsH third row of their crops. $199 32 to 35 v When that failed to solve the eleBincflflSeM prpblcm, Washington tried telling Sleeve EBjeeKMHBflHCgBJBA i farmers how many acres of cot- Vest' ton, corn, wheat, rice, tobacco, MEN'S IHHttvT peanuts and other crops they could grow. That acreage allot- ELECTRIC ment program still is In effect COATS To persuade farmers to plant nt BEAUTIFUL within their allotments the Cuff promised to support the BLANKETS Link, price of their crops at 90 per pii NEW FALL Tie Bar GUARANTEE cent of parity, and threatened to And Sets fine, or put in Jail, those who To Choose over-plante- d and became PATTERNS From Then came World War II and AND all out production became the STYLES MEN'S ARGYLE patriotic thing for farmers to do. i Farmers bought more machinery and land and they poured on the ONLY fertilizer. Production zoomed to unheard of proportions. LADIES' HEAD ' But then the war ended; farm- '? ers in other parts of the world Regular began to expand their production. While our markets decreased our SCARFS 79c and $1 production continue to Increase. SIZE 33" x 33" government Values The tried to put the 5 PAIR brakes on production again. FOR fci nil, Suddenly, In 1955, it was decid- REGULAR ed that the thing to do was have MEN'S ONE rcw)1 T1TCT i S.IZE bil- Reg. " IIK Soil Bank and pay farmers a Ik ' lion a year to put $19.75 and ?25.00 wHf4 dollars their 79c i v itHHKBr land into that instead of crops. Value wamsmmm "A H B vaiuca Then We reduced price supports S'j ComfofteW' to discourage farmers from pro- ' V.V2V1 SIZES $ot... ducing. Neither of those has done HMrHtHlHW the job. LADHSS' SOCKS 31 to 46 r r 'w 'So, Congress wUl be coming ihb '' i M back soon to tnrto think up -- I f Rcgulai Longs DatronPi something new. Meanwhile, Washington SCARFS just doesn't know con what to do. Site 18" x 18" Square Enloy.howi'wW MWrs'of lPn0 VaIue inns! iw filial .iilowt. LovelP". SOLIDS and PRINTS SPECIAL SELLING MEN'S BETTER UnuwefmSne? W to. ,ow pflc'

Hour SIEN'S FORE N HAND The W.S.CS. of the Whitharral L; 'Kif Methodist!?!Church Monday met afternoon at the church for thejr h "hionthiy business meeting and so- 4for$1, v" ' vi i cial hour. T" 1 rtLli : ?'is & In honor of (he 230th anniver- Narrow, Medium FAMOUS WINBEBLEY sary of the founding of Metho- ' t' "!. by 'Charles' iBflMiJleBBBBBs dism Wesley, Mrs. - m$mx?w tx r w'K- ' J. E. Cnwitt gave a brief story ltprr7i and Wide Bands f of Charles Wesley. ', ' 'LAD $1.00 MJ,mYSiiVk Famijy night'to be observed r PbbHb Value 'ksZ'AWl ivZ?."', 'ISA this week at. Fellowship Hall wast M if 4 J'K dlst-UMc- Methodist r&W.tt JThefleblW if rr biritfrsi rpemljcrs ot 'Leyeljand are to' be-j-1 w. BVnV'.Jvi'A-- J 1 wr-- T

The ChrUtmas party is, plan-rp- d " foj- - Monday, Dec, 16. 'BEAUTIFUL STYLES Tuna fish sandwiches, cake npNin , - squares, coffee and cocoa were r- 4, .t,H;.f'y.'j'-- Mrvecf to Mesdames W. H. Red-ear- REGULAR 8.90 Val. -- Hjt-rs?: .Russell Cotton, C. G. Land-eri- . mi t rr--v Will Reding, Geo, F Edgar, Beg Wtimim jyiard-Riding- I Rankin Howard 5 . um uravitu In Fall and Winter's smartest styles afri 'cplora. Extra 1AM high quajlty for smart appearance. Tdp 'off new sWf Cklpfwdale furniture peprs 'th jour een-jtur- fnll wnrrlrrihfO now t this unusun savint?. "ifr1 aonte t its creator, an 18th rrnaw - ttTB f'ilt JUPWwfa! ' iflHK eablnetrhaJwr tmf. -- RnIlh : -- i.V-iM wnaJMivw-- ' - - ..-- I KMr -- ' - tr"8 rJ Mr V r ' iical BJUBH ly.rtr r iHJ ' t'TJ! safe ? 'v riiHtmtim)a.mtni leinmm

Lamb County Leader, Llltleficld, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1957 Page 5

5 IPJi'i&'MZrtift&fflll Ladii' 40 Denier FRIDAY FANCY TRIM SATURDAY mmmY mmmm mr mJ mV' mw M mrMFmmArmmmmmm ft L BBBT ' BBBT BT B BT Ar Br Br BT B Av 1 E bH hJNcJMEREDl.vVraVBrlS and What's alt this nonsense about "the pood old days?'' We can't understand why some gals ara MONDAY .still doing things the way flrand tma did back in '00 pcndlng the 29-30-D- ec. summer; Foncy hottest days of tho Nov. 2 nylon loce and net trim steaming over their canning! nylon pontics. Dainty ond pretty chores. The "new look" In putting up lostlng "new-loo- COSTUME and ore so your fruits and vegetables l easy to wash. Red, pink, block or freezing. With plastic freeze bags, STYLED nlue. Sixes a) HIGHLY 2S 5, 6, 7, 8. and boxes now available, it's pleasant summertime Job. It' easier and faster and, believe it or not, hubby will actually onjoyi COAT DRESS helping you (well, almost). I We've Just finished packaging! torn for "reference" next win--' Beautiful scenic print. Easy Is jBBBBBBaHL. ter. This year REG. wear, coat drew. Contrasting trim Ml we froze ker-ne- ls yoke tobs and 'roomy patch $1.00 on. and pockets. Eosy to wotb ... Easy SSSmvBsBljBJtsisB2s j whole ear i lay-bo- I, : AND UP to Iron. Soft collar end bbbbTibbHbbbbbbbbW BmTmmmxLfy''Tm ji the kernels In, VALUES flared skirt. High quality percole mmmmmWmmmY'mmm bwaI'PR1 W?tvP Oar v freeze boxes, r . . wear it everywhere. Sizes ieiiiY the whole r to eiWtvB:.L7 mmWLmwSm ears in bags. W2. Z4V4. BV ICMR mv jBJBBHBBBBBWgrptiBBv MmmmwPl Each bag wist MmMmw bbbt hold enough! LADIES' FIRST QUALITY r oiyva turn Jieople. Remember regardless of J wnicn meuiod you use leave a, UtUe air space for best results. If you don't have a freezer you I bV V1 i . can use the freezing compartment) j f of your refrigerator or rent j I coW-etorc- ' GO M$k If Rocker plant. Gauge in a jVoager life For tatlsor 15 Denier Here's a tip paaoed along by al Canadian reader oa how to clean andj IfH PAIR leather, synthetic leather jizcs IIIBBBBJ GIRLS' DRESSES plastic goods. Wet a Brillo soap' PR. IJ$ to 11 IBBBJfl pad slightly and rub over thej 100 TO CHOOSE FROM leather in acircular motion. Then LADIES' using a clrcutar motion fas ttsw epeelte dlroottoa, rub, tho ma--. GIRL'S RAYON TRICOT iterial with a soft clean clotli. HOLLYWOOD BRIEFS fceore it dries. This works won sou SI $2 3 'ders on luggage, muddy shoes; ,'y23W handbags and auto seat covers. SIZES 3 to Ov 7 to 14 How Does Tear Gardes Grew? RIEFS PANTIES How's the weather out your way, dry? It-- hasn't rained' ia a. Sizes our neighborhood for tho last Colon; m Ladies 40 Denier Tricot Knit uiree weeks Whites -7 but both our flower and $1 vegetableand PAIR SLIPS All gardens are Pastels Colors PR. still as heal- iBBBBBM BBHflBileiiiiiHi Sizes 32 to 40 thy and aa Sizes 2 - 41 -- s colorful, aa COLORS oan bo - thanks to that LADIES GUiLS Red T. J; LADIES' 100 NYLON . TYib-TON- bbBC o!bH vi:.a Xordimulck v4 CORDKJAN E Beige r we boughs this spring. This new black piastle Black mulch really hoards the moisture PANTIES Navy and the garden requires very little watering. It seems so nice to i ' "si.? Lii IHliBI White i h. 3 Have big fresh flowers in the t' Fink house when most people are JWO struggling to keep their garden Jpi alive. Vnr . . ' For tUmi ' 'eBLv. C-- ,1 i v r--i C Analysi- s- 136-7-8- . 'jMewjf! ii t ..T'-- 'MO f'Vr r7l ffcaT 8 r? guyvw 40 DMitrsTrict Knit (Continued from Page 1) frT5irrTiiI' and leadership in community af- itf"yfjtsT . Bsbbbbbm PAPER NYLON s , ic' i' r fairs by businessmen. w Tho report said most business- HCAN men will not spoak up on contro- NYLON versial issues for fear of "hurt- i ing their businesses." f . . ' LMTTOP A need for more "example set. ' ting" by local business leaders Almli7wBmltBBHslts&BSMiBSwBH f'Ji BjilililililililililililililWiiKVsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiV&iR: t' -- jiiiMMBigTermiiiM . .siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMA. was cited. Local leaders need t6' ' GOWNS put more time into being "real MXEBtfuiBi '' JlBBBBBBWFf analysis said. B3viHf'V.BBBBW-BBinBHB'SBBBBBBBBBBB- T Pink Pony leaders," the Tail Copies of tho cnitre business 111 IALLERINA climate analysis may be seen at tho Chamber office, Hnwlflo Kml Cited Mademoiselle BOApCLOTI BBBBBBBHiiSBBEBBBBBBBBBBIb9 These arc the specific needs BHaBBBB9vMWVcfVBBnBr BBBBBBBBBBWbiK1 cited by the C-- ISiHBBBBBBBBBH DOLL 1, m-- - ' Produco a new brochuro for miSSMtifmf' City of Llttlefield. 'J BRASSIERES rBBnBnB&IKeVnB C "lisiisiisiisiisiisiisiisiisKBibbbbbbBK the 'HuHBVirSiiwttvBBi-V- B 2, BjBjsBjBjQBVBl&BBaBBMisH BjsBjsBjsBjsBjsBBjsBjsTi 1 Survey available plant sited M Sanforised Circle Stitched rHVeBM for the city. " Sizes IteR. 3, Determine what type of In- HbbHiHSbwSBBBBJBBnBBBi3eBBHKBH , . IibbbbbbKh dustry is consistent with com,, A-- $5.05 32 B Cup She sleeps In 'beauty . . . In-th- munliy needs, 34 kyely nylon trlco full, length, aown. Value 4, Discover what help local in- ABC tte . Fitted empjre-tllhooe- .'.-- Oalnty HbVbbbbbbbW dustry needs to expand (1) mart 36A;B-- C eurpHce'rype Chdntllly lace trim. Dur- 'Tlnk-- lady In pink net kctlng (2) freight Plok, rates, etc, 38B--6 Jg able sunproof, wethoble nylon. costume, ballerina shoes ond 5, Support the state's proposed, Wue, metce, mint' coral. 32-4-0. bbbbSBmIIIbVf! -- end. lovely 40 C ft mBB,7T:fF pink hair, A little advertising plun. MW i3u!!miimm8P&& alrl's dreom, 0, Vocational education is It siiiiHH sbbbV. ' 1? CHILDREN'S HOUSE bbbkbI mt09 r&WtmV9l!&'4?QWw!mm . LbHIbbbVK ? necessary to supply local skills? WOMEN'S 7 Have a long-rang- program, Ladies' leautiful Nylon for improvement, SLIPPERS SHOES 8, Urban renewal (slum clear H ance) for Llttlefield - ! --oi pa. 0, Get street paving lond Is- J JPHJ sues, A 10, Got Indus, tJi residential and )! ,v.wWT ThBMmsa''' trial zoning --annexation, i - ViltaMBnBBBBiiVBttasKiir " 11, Work on beautifloatioii of i 'An'SBBBf 'f'"1 the ulty. 13. Organize "President's Club'i ( BMwCBV ''''' 'r ' all presidents of all organUat ibH IbLi i linns to avoid duplicate Bffort ami coordinated planning. 13, Get housing for rental and, .ovey fory American Type housing for farm workers. tm aVk Vt VM.K VtPlLdaH J4, Plan a Clean-Up- , Falnf-U- tvbh BaaK sjBaaaBH Week, 1?. Have Fire Prevent Warm Bedspreads Week. aBBBHBBBBBBBCULlM is, Help get a farmers' park Kttorkto SET in area, 17 Kelp with (raffle planning--. rtfTI g HbbmKBB 18. ltto " J fm SBBBB9sii9 Get nw ImHW w ttwtef far - if ml . tL IL2 ihi. SM VJHffrSQd NEW Id 19, Haye eeenonile d.UeioK, HsAsi liB9 " rOlfilLifi'inir'irT 'ft'2!n 1 W, Have COLORS " MWitSBo school program aft eeonnmlcs ami ty, 21, Get out the VQ)0. iBBBBBtff .. f . i K.tajSBjV 'M, Work with mHoi Nwrff w BBbSbSbI iJIBBBSBSBSBSBSSk taxation bom) Isuas, Krswtkj bbbbbbb) DUTIIN at, 1 'is, Study imw fr wtf raja LiiiiiiiiiB H 5H, Keey twwtHHt wntelt lie BBsr Ute legislation eanefaM DOLL ter, to Il(Ui4en cloth slipper Itn rkht wark lwii,.aj. I Work (or atHuaa arH aa-fort- d pull 'strap gore vamp . . . AeMitfV 'denier nylon Kt ', MaHatlori laws, ' Cushion crepe sole ...:pink worn: emm' end robe. Rebel $5.5 w, awwH farm Mty w fftaW MSA corcju-roy.- .. MHN) itCi o' n Braw. ., or bkie ... Printed j- ' ' - - I. i. . sum j.. snnm. snnm. sleevol . , V loce over nylon n Vahui $3 jtt, naa' rar future VfA Ha4 dside ... crope 0MWf f iPeMP9f tw V ' st3F,Ks gore otKy, doNwHh itww 4 H farw. .riSffl IMMd 09Wn I0 KW o t ooty sqw.iaded fur trim moc-- tl. Vlfwicottriiwimihrtlloom.tyai 4e; s Lx9 vlr W, Wark far baHar mU oaurae.1 .:. soft sole.Royal . waBjBBBjsB 9daoT ft, Wark Wwai tw4ia en aAsaV BaW4tttlBBLjB Bfsd j.w.-rirrJTHUTr"j,fj.rj- v:' l. kjk'aill n v VMPMja aw Wf11 WTfW"7 W I Sizes 9 to 3. for MWeiJeiMWHPfeooL"rMw.nw-iwi-, . w ,i Um,rd. .. t ' . mil iiieji.ssssniiipsiiei ..s ' fM3r,..-- liWflll'lW' Heface aHlate mm lata uaa tiae H M rasjti waa J)Wi Hpn i , uM far fhawlau torn ' i

v Pago (I linmb County Lrmler, LHlleflclil, Ttvn, Tliursilny, Nov. 28, 1057

THE WAY OF THE CROSS LEADS HOME

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST iTtAIT- , Hjimm fM PRESBYTERIAN . - iniifc Iini .Sixth I Rev. Kiijinoml UuriiH iiwt Sine FIRST BAITist rWi Dr. Lit Hemphill, Pastor Lcvclland Highway Sunday ,u,l,w. Sumlav School 945 a.m. .nn,n c...i Sundnv School 9:15 a.m. Services 11 00 a m. Morning Worship Choir Rhearsa 7 00 p m. Preaching Service 11 :00 n.m. WMntlNmwmMWmMfflMm .iuiiiiiii; union J Training Service R:30 p.m. Westminister Fellowship 6:00 pm Evening Worship Evening Wednesday: Service 7:20 p.m. FIRST METHODIST CIIl'RCII W iilnt(F.iy Sixth iuid Littlcridd Drive Auxiliary W.M.S. 9:43 a.m. Hurry Yumlcrpool, l'ustor Meetings "!s Sunbeams G.A.s 4.00 Choir Practice p.m. Phones 2C!i and 81 Ladles' W M S Teachers and Officers, Sunday School 9:15 am fon. Meeting 7:00 p.m. Morning Worship 10.55 am Prayer Service 8.00 p.m. Youth and children's Rocky Ford Choir Practice 8:30 p.m. Fellowship 6 to) pm c...,"fv;."v,iM j.wjjS Pn ills ls'..i Evening Worship 7:30 pm 1131111113 .LSI.UIVtl Worship .USHANJIVd Service " SEVENTH DAY Training Union , ADl'EXTIST " CHLKCH Worship Services ! :so3ajos Xupuns Rev. A. C. Carson Prayer Meeting wm j Sunday School 10.00 am Corner Ninth nnJ Dugpin Worship Service 11.00 am Sabbath School . 9:15 am SPADE Training Union 7.00 CHURCHl pin Preaching Services . 11.00 am Preaching Service 8:C0 pm inuK IIAITIST Wednesday: Sundny School . g riL-utiiiii- Teachers 7.30 pm JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ' tl Metln B.T.U " Prayer Mcvtlnt; pm Wednesday 8:00 pm . j Thursday , 8.00 pm rreucning " avi-:- . Sundap 4:00 pm Prayer Service, Wed. t suxskt ! ha1t1st church LauiH-1- or en North t'uiidlff Avenue Davtor Kccser, II , church or the nazarene Sunday: MtUi-fleld- Tevas 11. Rev. William Anderson Bible Study Kcv. John II. Burleson 91G Phelps Phono 43.VR MkMrwmr . ," Sunday School i0:00 "H MWM W v nim.Mmssv vw J Preaching bia Sunday School . .... 9:15 am K4v VM iWHWV VV WIS J ii.f. nvwnw fc.jy yMHf & r Bible Study .. . teaching 10.43 am Worship Service :00 am . WM WW j -- n (www wWVWw - il , B T. S AM f Preaching 7.00 pm N.Y.P.S. , 7:00 pm Wednesday ; Preaching 8:00 pm Evening 7:45 pm Service Ladles Midweek Prayer Meeting 8.00 pn: Midweek Prayer Service 8:00 pm Bible Cast Ladles WMA Thursday 2:30pm Blhle Study THE .METHODIST FOUR SQUARE CHURCH i?& ' Rev. Ural S. S! 713 Phelps Avenue Sunday School UTTLF.FIKLD MISSIONARY Rev. G. Ford, J. Paste' Worship Service 11 & 7. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School ... 10:00 ar.i Hill Intermed. & Sen. MIT 6. XIT Drive anil Street Morning . 11:00 Worship ,i am Prayer Meet. Wed. Rev. James F. Cov, Pustor vingc!iuic Servlco 7:30 pm T f- - y Sunday School 10 .00 am Mid-wee- mm :& iff Service (Wed.) 8:00 pn BUI. a CKIWOH Morning Worship 11. 00 am ,'V Evening Worship 8 CO pm CHURCH OF CHRIST t&'Ai'i. CHURCH OP niEET Monday Evening Workers MlRlhwny CI '. llollls Prime Evwpttl Conference Sunday Morning Service 10:30 ma - V Sunday Morning CusriHI ' Wednesday Evening, Prayer Sunday Night Service 7:30 pm MfMfkViV ZPtf 'ft.. Communion 111 Service 7:30 pm Wednesday Night Service 8 :00 pm Preachlm: ill Sunday Meeting 71 CHURCH H Cbuu OF CHRIar Preaching IJ KM.MANUIX 8lh LFD Mf LUTHERAN and Drive Bible TuetO W. ladles CLs, Pastor P. Dennis, Minister Blblp Wed JJ KVOW-Sun- ESv Studv Rev. It. I,. Young day 9:00 am ,"" A & 4U-- J V. Third Street Dally G:45 am AMMFRST C Sunday School 9:30 am Bible School . .. 10.00 am I Worship Services 10:30 aru Communion . 10-4- nm FIRST nAPflRT S. TlsMn. Preaching 11:00 am nlg"- TT yP John 6 Sunday Sohcl A Training Service and 7 pm A' MT. MARTIN LUTHERAN Midweek (Wed.) 7:30 pm i'jA Vnrhlne Worship HI CHUItCII fhe prospect of the Thanksgiv TMmM Training Union ..... H (American Lutheran Church) Evening WorhIn II Donul' v. Luckcmcjer, Pastor CHURCH'OF CHRIST calls ing Holiday to mind many Pi FIRST MKTIIOnisT I Sunday Schcol 9:30 nm West Ninth Street ,ii Suiday Morning 10 20 I.KF. ROY RAKFJl Worship Service 10:30 am Service nm - Sunday Night Servlco 0:30 pm things: tables laden with succu- Sunday School 51 Wed. Evening 0 pm Mornlnc Worship llflJ - FIRST CIUJKCII OF ooo Awiit jv,aiiil3, juyuus laiiuiy rcun- r . Evenlnc Fellowship I Xit-- Carl Ware, Pastor E"nln(r Wrrhlp 71 'Jim Church .if thu Ilrotherbood a U SACKED HEART CATHOLIC ions, frolic, festivity, and football, Mid Week Service Vl "our CHUKHCH &"& KuhI 8th Street 1 but is no real giv-- CHURCH OF Sunday .School 10:0u Oindiff nn.l 8th Sts. it Thanksgiving without j DOVLK CHAI'IN, M am Rt. W. Preaching Service 10:00 Rev. F. Rosin, Pastor hle SchJO am Rev. Daiieln'.tlH, ing thanks Nlglu Service 7:30 pm Vincent Assistant to the Lord God above. He is the Ifornlna Worship - 1" Wednuwluy Service Box 1017, Telephone 140(1 I Kvpn'ric Serv'ce H 8:00 pm Eng, Mass foi Speaking am Lord of the harvest; His rain and His sun and I.tfMpc Blhle Class. 10-3- 0 Moss for Span Speaking air j AuJKMRLY OF GOD Confessions Saturday, 4 to 5 and Tucsda" His earth are MId-W"e- ff1 H responsible '' 2o: North Mor Avenue 7:30 for the food we ft tc 8:30. w m O.W ' .1. W. - . U T J . VF ltv. Neuton anl- Uaw xo Iff CHURf Sunday School 943 am wv. mv. i.uiu ui mc, our existence is FNOCHS Preaching Service 11:00 am UNITED PENTACOSTAL Ii something wrong with your life" ENOCHS MFniOO'STI bounded . I Wed on either . V. Mern-n- NIk'ht Service 7:30 pm CHURCH end by His mystery of an inner rcitleii duiatitfiaion? The .Iami Young People's Service, Friday Dewle Hash, Pastor amwer to tvtry human problem Fundnv School ' Night come 7:30 pm 1200 Duncan Ave. Dirtn and death. Thanks be that He is loving only (torn God our Maker. He atone V'oMhlnReivire 119' Mrs. Thehna Bunkheud, Pastor '. can forgive and ti rcaiturc. Vdl11 . and kind, Mon'' SALVATION APMY Sunday School . 10:00 bm abounding in steadfast care for us. Through the church God has com- - fluh ttl Uifct Sixth Street Evening Services .. ., 7.30 pm muted tfie provision and Droclimi. Thursday ,, . 7:30 p. m. This Lt. Rolan ChainhlNt Thanksgiving let us break bread to- tion of His forsiveneit and fnlwo. MnVl'StKNT M' Sunday School 10 00 love. am ing Without a church relation MKTHomsT cmtai Morning Worship 11 :00 um gether on ?., no one is securely our knees, as the old spiritual related tn r.nA lump" K. Mm ' Street Service 7 00 pm Fieldton CSurches El tnOHt, Should htinthsCUi.t.-- J Salvation Meeting Cimrlnv Krhnol pin expresses it and what better place 1S tot fourth in tvtrjont! v,viII Service U Mld-Wee- Worship Meeting, ITELDTON BAPTIST CHURCH to thank Wnrahln WSCS, Monday Wednesday night 7:30 pm I-- Loyd, Pastor J. tnini man in Jtiis s. ' 's,. f,tm Sunday School 10:00 am Church. ? Mcn'n Club 11-0- " iS FIRST CHRISTIAN CHUItCII Preaching Service . am niUHT RAPTWT 14th and So. Phelps B.TU. 7:00 pm WMMMm LUMR niAVB- - Arthur Hunt, Pastor Preuchlng Service 8 00 pre Rev. E. 3. FrlM - Prayer Meeting (Wed.) 7:30 pm bundav School 10:00 am Sunday School - fl ll;00 am CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship Service - - .- - , livening Services 7:30 pm Sunday School . .. 10:00 am Young People, I' Preaching Service .... 11:00 am Worship Service Uunday Night 5.30 pm Even'ng Preaching ...... 7:30 pm WMU-W- ed C".)iilr Practice, Wed. 7:30 pm Pmvor Meetlne "M Brotlierhood First MM- - This Church is made possible by Feature the following individuals and Business Firms w;ih the hopes of getting iiiuic ucujic? iu vuu: 11 cun--i in a uivi cv..(uivu mmut?u j(jiiiniuriiTy Campbell Plumbing Co. Cox Tin And Plumbinq Shop Fot'ocs Tatum Trucking A. M. Dunagin And Son Plumbllng - Heating - Air Conditioning Tracy Perkins Room J B. Campbell Texas. New Mexico. Oklahoma, Colorado UouM Moving and General Hauling Insured Transportation & Siding Bell Ice Cream And Milk Hammons funeral Home Fress Estimates Phone 2 Ambulance Service - Phone W Bafson Motor Co. Foley's Auto Salvaqe Natuie's Mo?f Healthful Food Auto Salvage & Used Cars D"Soto - Plymouth Fenton's Shoe Sfoef E. Howard'z C. Rodgers Furniture Co. reed Seed - Fcrtlllfc Footwear For The Whole Faw Vour Plilro Appllanco Dealer in Llttlefleld Chisholm Floral Co. Maples Groc. & Mkt. .1 E Chbtholm Trade Where Your Friends Trade Littlefield Truck & Tractor Bee & Hampton Gin Maples Son Spade, Tex. Frank Cumminas Ag W O Flamnton Company Dairy Queen LUtlellcld, Texas Your International Harvester Dealer Tasty F'ofvl . Quick Luce, Rogers & Nelson First National Bank U'.it's Cafe Birkclbacii Machine Shop Implement Co. Vhta Drive In Your To &' ' 1 Typical Home Cooked Mcala Irrigation Pump and Mai-i- e Repairs John Deere Dealer Where Friends Meet Hill Rogers Furniture Bolton Bear & Brake G & C Auto Supply Davison Motor Co. Porchmr Product And Appliances Front Wheel Alignment ? Motor Parts and trceasorles Littlelleld Mercury Dealer Poultry - Eggs and Feed M The Plaq To B"" Vnr Fnrnlt'ire Sc Appliances VJ'eel Balancing - Brake Repair Hvervthlru Automotive Furr's Super Market Draw Gin Compant Piggly Wiggly S & S Army Store Graham's Cah Paul Grpcf) We Buy - We (. Save With SvmB Stamps WInfrefl Stout Mr. Scl We Trade Quality Food - Reasonable ?& Arnrs Chevrolet Co, Ware'7 Western Building & Plumb. Stansell Gulf Economical TranspertttJen The Dept Store With Bettter Values Service Station Cewrt y of Ray Keeling Buick "itfSEWIK .sri" wfiS njiuwtm i fmmmmmnnmnmmwmiiH

Lnmh C0MI1I3 Lender, MttlrflcM, Trxn Thursday, Nov. 28, 1957 Page 7 rur Fruited Eggnog. Pie Eor Holidays Cat Cagers - ila News Notes (OcntlniHMl IroinlMRt 1) H.,m Mrs. Rlslngor's fifth and sixth 7 Olton ThcrJ w K;w WM2M ' frr .Inn. 11 111 grudeis took advantage of a suit' sWS?v 11111. di-- in HI In Sundown Hem Sunday nl.iht. sct'pllcm oppoitunllv offcicd by smm. SPEWS N('UgrnrH Hen Zn . Jan. II ." -- ...1 1. fnmllv Capper's Kami magainu lo tvu SSSQ-- IH N.M. Here mi '" nm , """ iar t;lois, X some needed hooks H J1111. ' - much for i llrretnrd 'I lirn- II their room llbiary. A lotnl of Gl himMtnil Untlorm "Uiiimu 1 1 5jndr SchrW lun. !l c Mornlngslde books wcie earned, Including VO HI inn. :eliainl Hero r of I in classics and 14 other choice Church- - , Jan. 31 M'illlipH Here " " books of fiction. lUckcround Hcrlptnrvt Phlllpplnna i'cl). 1 rlnlnlcw There nd "am " " 1:3-1- hhb llevotlonalUcndtnctlMiUtpplani astor bcgmn-ii- In addition to the books, 13 stu- lVb. 7 Dumas Thero u. dents will receive four-piec- e pen Feb. tl Hereford Here to Hula 1 .M Ham moved ml pcnc'l sets for having sold at Full Courage Feb. It Phillip. There "- - 18 jgO, CUIim'K least four subscriptions. Feb. I.'cllaiid There 'District Games Receiving these Indlvlc'ml Lesson for December 1, 1957 kkkkH- - izkkkkkkkkkkkY V 9vTJnflE9i ml Mrs. Ham linvc n son , awards were Gerald Held, J. C nd tttX) ClUUgUiei-s- orair - fLCrkiVkkkflEjB2fyllKV.M Pearson, Lamai- Pollard, Bever- Tjfy ''fkHPllB Great Plain- s- sharla Ann. ly Clawson, Linda Pearson, Gin COMB of the best of tho Blbl was written In Jail. In fact, th gcr Carlisle, Linda Gruscndorf, (Continued 1) Lade school and high Bible was mostly written not onlj from Page Judy Clcvcngcr, Jo Ann Autry, 15 about, by Ir wm uasKeiuan gins Pat Rlslngcr, Roger Jones and but and for, people LLLLI rikrA Ki WkVt,3EILBrT'LLkLVl piogram. llr toach, W. C. Rlslngcr trouble. When Saint Paul wrote hlr County t! 1 Drnn's Medlln. Dennis Medlln Members of the Lamb i. tlnln Itnvunni famous little letter to the church something somo S coaciii " took honors In selling most p committee in addition "My, what a bargain tor "" hi- - the at Philippi, he hnd been In a Ro Dlmmltt inursoay subset iptlons a total of nine. nract'cc games. The with man prison for some time. If hit lo Nutt arc Jnmcs Hamilton of thing." iris wen llicir gnmes. Tho trial went against him, he hod Pleasant Valley, ASC committee spenu Thanksgiving holi- nothing to expect irjirt-ser.tatlv- as foiccd to lc Bula school and Truman Jones '.2:30 a sen- Cost-shar- e uc to Urn snow siorm. days will begin at Wednes- but death of I.iUIeticld, county supervise 50 per cent. tectlng vegetative cover. A He live-toc- iJay morning Hula's day afternoon. Schools will open tence. was of home Administration. 11. Constructing wells for k rate; 50 rcr cent. well along In County Agent W. Khnbrough Dimmm s a icnm on Monday, Dec, 2. R. a means pro- 11. pc-tltiv- a S)cd water as of Controlling com winning years, too; just and Lamb County Soil Conscr Cost-hhnr- e Dula this tecting vegetative eovei. growth of ade- nt the time of vntlon D strict supervisors Wiley shrubs to permit Carolyn Reynolds of Little-fol- d rale: 50 per cent. MNs life when a man L. R. quate desirable vegetative cover Mudgctt and Coyne alio 11. spent the weekend with hci com- - Constructing, enlarging, soil range re-- welcomes arc on the committee. for protection on or bull F.F.A. Chapter 1 '- Pretty as a picture delicious - and as its looks promise, Fruited deepening pits or ponds as a Cost-shar-e 50 Sears-Roc- - ," forts. Paul had to T.'n,.n .. . Practices Listed pasture land. rate: 1131 from the nolds.,,"..,Miss Reynolds Is a senior.' ..(,...,, i; takes honors as a holiday dessert. The filling, mado get along without Willi nnnnnw nH lMUJ ...tit-- .. . . Ti Here Is the list of practices, means of protecting vegetat've per cent undatlon to bo used In nrmnnrrrl "iKXU w"n cocKlnll, hon.i'makliiK student nt Tech and V6""$ .i",u ""inea iruu gains Cost-shei- c them. Paul need its chiffon lightness with unflavored gelatine. No baking wllh cost-shar- e rates for Lamb cover. rate: 50 per 35. Construct'ng permanent fen IS legisiercu iivusiuuiv Ij now doing her practice teach- of tho ed the prayers of Dr. Foreman County: cent. ces as a means of protecting veg- - lbos of liula. ing In the Llttlcficld school. help of tho Holy Tho is heated his friends, the eggnpg in a saucepan oyer low heat with 1, of a live-- 1 Cost-shar- e 50 to buy gelatino unflavored Initial establishment 13. Installing pipelines for ctatlvc coyer. rate: norey was used Spirit. confident and sugar. Heavy cream, arid s But he was also whipped added to the'egenog permanent vegetative cover-a- a pro- - per China gilts from and gelatino. gives additional stock water as a means of cent.' bland Formal Initiation of- - five fresh that with this help, he would smoothness and richness. Then In pait of an Improved cropping llard Stegall. boys go flavorings and tho fruit cocktail with of The honor Christ "with full courage," its taste medley of peaches', land-us- man girls was held by the Bula pears, pinonpplo and cherries. The filling is ready to be sstem or as a needed ad Le tlicsc pigs were David In living In dying. turned Into e Chapter of Future Ilomcmakers whether or a baked pastry cniat . . , justment. Cost-shar- rate: (a) Darnell Williams, Don homo assembled or from a mix. of Ameiica In a icccnt meeting ' establishing cover SO per cent, Stanley Snicker, Elvln Nevir Easy Fruited Eggnog Pie held In the Bula homemaklng (b) establishing grass SO per cent Norvcll Hoberts and It is almost never easy to stand 1 cnvclopo unflavored 1 cdp whipping cream, whipped 100m. gelntino nnd (c) fencing 50 per cent. CU V.I. Pi son. up and be counted as a Christian. 1JX teaspoons vanilla iswlmw' 2. field All officers, dressed In formats Easy enough when nothing Is In- P ""I?" V teaspoon almond Initial establishment of the next year they arc extract to were present and assisted presi- volved; but when being a Christian Vt teaspoon salt 1 can (29 ounces) fruit cock- - stripciopping protect soil to chapter a pig Cost-shor- e that dent Betty HallfOrd In the initia- gets one Into trouble, or even 2 cups commercially tail, thoroughly drained from wind or water erosion. In value to tho prepared SO size and tion ritual were Sandra Spencc, laughed at, that's different. The eggnog 1 baked pio shell rate: per cent. t ty received. Mix gelatine, 3. vice picsldcnt; Angel, sec- people days who need our sugar and salt. Gradually stir in eggnog. Warm Initial establishment of a Sandia these over direct low heat retary; Lenncll Claunch, treasur- praycs and deserve our honor until gelatino is dissolved. Chill until mixture stand of trees or shrubs on farm G. Thompson was host- - mounds when dropped from spoon. ' Seagler, parliamentar- the Christians In countries Fold in whipped cream, flavor- or ranch lands for shclterbelts, Wednesday er, Junell arc ings. V6 cups drained fruit cocktail. Chill again until nr home last ian. behind th'c Iron curtain. We some- mixture erosion control, or other purpose iomc bluv. Pie rfIl-Decorat- e with remaining fruit AND and go, pink and ?Zm?o EPo"0 J"1 to protect farm or ranch land 4 is Bcr-- times may think they arc not as 4 hours. YIELD: 1 honoring Donna Chapter sponsor Mrs. pie. Cost- - &2W Mrs. to from wind or water erosion. Here Miller. good Christians as they ought pifce, jwps and donuts be. but they arc better than some share rate: 80 per cent. wtr HAS angel SEARS I ;wd the guests. Refreshments of food of us would be In their circum- I. Initial establishment of perm- Long-Await- ed -- cake and coffee were served by stances. Take a high school boy Rains Came - anent sod waterways to dispose Rey- icnna Crumc daughter of Miss Carol Cook, S.immye In East Germany, for example of excess water without causing GOT HIM! .Mrs. Edward Cm me of nolds and Betty Hallford. If he goes to church on Sunday, erosion. Cost-shar- e rate: SO per Is feted with a birthday Freshman girls that were ini- cut youth meet- cent. 'MMi he will have to a Lin- Again And Again In Texas tnoring her on her sixth tiated were Bonnie Stroud, ing, set by the government nt 5. Constructing terraces to de- Sacgler, Holt, Kay ab- last Saturday, da Betty church time, on purpose. His By JOHN WHITE for winter grains were consider- tain or control the flow of water were Spcnce and Miller. played during the Jordla sence will go on record; and Agriculture Commissioner ably increased by the fall mois- nnd check soil erosion. Cost-shai- c fed several plctuics were when he applies for a job, or The long came But this Is poor consola- rate: 70 per cent. Aduddcll awaited rains ture. the gioup. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo wants to go to college, he will find to Texas tills year came tion to a vast number of farm- 6. Constructing diversion ter- Tuesday Fri- and ne, assisted by Mrs. spent fiom until doors closed against htm, because again, again, and again. whose main crop Is still cot- races, ditches or dikes to Inter- visiting Mrs. and ers' v hompson, served cup day her mother he was loyal to the church and Now blessing lwcom? ton. cept runoff and divert excess rela- might that has j. punch to the group. B. L. Blackman and other not the government. You a kind of in many cotton water to protected outlets. Cost- - lilies going to once a cuise Most of the cotton still un as favors. tives at)(l friends here. Mr. and think that church d areas of Texas. fall picked will eventually (.bo har share rate: 70 per cent. It to help Donna enjoy Mrs. AShuldcll were en route to week Is not much of a ''witness non-crtf- tubs on the unharvested cotton though Ls 7. Chiseling or pitting AnlBWi-CaIif.rfromfHam- vested, even the grade paay were Dale and Joyce. Los p-,L for Christ," but. In a.sHuaUqn.llko to Vm hsivb"cnu1cd a crop quality loss respect, grf flng land- prevent soil loss, P1.il. ill 1 ipoor. Irf this TexaS' Joins" rv.nin ton VaTwpcro they have, been that, it is nothing short run-oi- f pii, uviuiis, ouvia unit conservatively estimated at over MUslsslppI this year where rains retard ana improve wnicr llcdlin, living J cost-shar- e Gerald and Jolenc for the past nine months. Against Him $100 million. penetration rate! 50 dney Everything also damaged one of the best and Terry rain-soake- Clnunch, calls for Cotton farmers in the d oops of a decade. per cent. .Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Hayctt Tiller of "Joining the church" iticharuson, some stiffness of backbone, even nreas arc suffering eco- 8. Constructing spreader ditch- and Elaine Tiller and Sudan were guests in the H. G. es dikes to spread In America. Young people who do nomically now alomst as much as Mahler chess players have en- or divert and all youhgsters 6 to 60 are invited eier. Thompson home Thursday night. par- water to prevent erosion, to per- It know that on the fence there they did during tho drought gaged successfully in us many as is a gathering of vultures wait- ticularly in central and East mit beneficial use of run-of- f or to SANTA at SEARS f'aCS Circle Mr. Mrs. Dexter Nebhutt M games simultaneously. see of the Bula and ing for them to make their first Texas. Many ol them made their to replenish ground water sup- pt Church met last Wed- - nnd'gltis of Morton wero Sunday ply. Cost-shar- 70 per mistake, commit their ( first sin first cotton crop in several cent. the home guests In the R. A. Mortality rate persons con- of Mrs. C. L. afternoon as, members, waiting for years, only to sec It slowly ruin of 9. Reorganising Irrigation sys- EACH SATURDAY STARTING NOV. 30 the church annual Thanksgiving Vestal home. the chance to make fun, to say in the rain. tracting cholera Is 30 to 80 per tems to conserve water and pre- j. - "I told you so." But It takes even In early November, an esti cent. vent erosion. Cost-shar- e rate- 50 motional "Mr. Mrs. Doyle Turney and 1- SET YOUR STOEE ADDRESS, PHONE, reading was and more courage to confess Christ in mated 1 -1 to 1 m'lliun bales per cent. rum the 131th and 136th children visited in the Jack Jack- England, because of many 10. Levcl'ng land for effl- - SEARS FREE PARKING AND STORE HOURS a country where Christians arc remained unpicked In Texas its more 01yout, m&uy &u&' of Pialins with onenlnc son home at Clovis Sunday. thought, to be unpatriotic, and fields. The pickers could not get bells, has been called "the ring- rlpnt lien nf It wntpi nnd i W Mrs. IJ. L. Ulackman. Christianity a "foreigners' reli- In the muddy rows, to gcther the ing Isle." in nrftlnn PnQt.wlinrA? ' by Mrs. Paul Youna Mrs. J. L. Middlcbrooks spent gion." It takes most courage of cotton. unt Your Blosslncs." from Tuesday to Friday at horn? world" where a per all In a fanatic unpicked leprcbont-e- d Ithe lesson of her son. Dale In Llttlcficld, so These bales Thanksxlvlnc son who becomes a Christian runs a current value of somewhere plajcd, led by Airs. might assist In caring for her It. fere she a risk of being killed for between $150 to $250 de- granddaughter, Dana Mid- million, i'letures of the irroun little Paul would understand this, for pending on Its grade. But Ide. dlcbrooks, a patient In the Llttlc- discourage the he had everything to fiber quality and dropped : prayer was ficld Hospital. of his Jail value led by Mrs. him. On the outside more day us Thanks each the rains Mion. there were somo "Christians" ox served pumpkin pie. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crosby and nrcachers who had their knives fifs, potato chips and children were dinner guests in out for him, character-assassin- s In some areas, the Jarmcr had f Mesdamc Paul Ynimr. the Gene Bryan home Sunday. as they were And inside the pris- to begin thinking in tin ins ol A Millon SALE Blackmail, W. B, Gage, on, all the company Paul would 'salvaging' his cotton, rather Mscn, D. T. Johnson. Mr. and Mis. N. O. Sullivan aro have wero other prisoners nnd than hancsting it. This Is a real ancaster W. L. Clawson. In Lublwck staying at the bed- Roman soldiers, no very sympa blow to the growers who had prospects cot Mdford, Dub Kyle, Mrs. side of their son-in-la- Mr. Sam thetlc congregation! Yet Paul early of the best one Is seriously HI right on being a Christian ton cioji In many years. visitor, Mrs. Cleo Cunningham who went - In the Taylor Clinic. and speaking a good word for On the brighter side, prospects fl- Jesus. If was a situation that 'had 40 INCH Guests Sunday In the Luke Wat-de- n everything to dishearten him. Vou wilt want a of the home were Mr. and Mrs. Many another in the same fix OAt'ltiug new hook about Texas,' Gordon Waldcn of Littlcfleld. would have thought: What a glori- "Reluctant Empire" by George ous testimony I can give when I Ftierni.mn. This book promises h mksgiving Mr. Edward Crumo and Har get out of here! to be a conversation piece In vey Thompson drove to Eldora- fled Bringt the Best niuithg to come. do, Okla. Satunday to visit with We know (from Romans) that The, uutli.tr. u staff member of Electric Sun- General i They icturncd late very to tliii Houston calls it the jondcrful datives. Paul had wanted much Pt, 'i time lo suy day. visit nomo and preach there. But mind of 'ic.xas today. And because startling for your blosslrius. he hadn't the slightest ambition of bomu Mr. und Mrs, Dudley Cash and to go to Jail there. He was eager ruwlatiun about our xtale'n re- M son Dcnr.'s Portales, were witness; but cent hlstoiy, political, economic, thanks for oppor-- of to give a Christian the guests in. the John Blackman It hadn't occurred to him that God and n moral. Mr. Fucrmann will heme Friday night and would provide for him a very not remain ery deep in tfitv of serving you ! Bm) ! J these small church and a mighty un- heart of some li-xua-s JtaWtXi" - congregation: a church ut Little-fiel- rears. We- bono you promising But what he sajH alio house no bigger than a Jail cell, on page us of the hook Is 3a bi2 Whithorrd PTA a congregation mostly criminals good and uliould go the c.ty RANGE and prison guards. And yet, Mime national publicity. MRKlEfiilisi!!' the brave faced with this, he made HOOifrKEE n.r Holds Meeting best of it, and was actually nappy OGLBTUEE'B OLTO.V, TEXAS Crwb - x - Wh'thar-ra-l over It. God know best; he IibTr1rw COMLETELY Turkey WHITHARRAL-T- hc rgt out of tho worst PLEASE JEN II ME .... COPIES ) " Monday evening brings tho bc$t k ,111 p P.T.A. met likely people. OF THE "UE- - regular uatlons, the least I AUTOMATIC at the high school In its !,y(jfANT EMPIRE" by George. JZm2bbm the trimmings to monthly meeting. For one thing, the Gospel had t. beginning, i'lii'rnimin at 81.00 cirh. Mrs. Ralph Wade nnd Mrs made Its way, only a COOKING 19995 (No additional charge for post' four day complete. To reported on tlo but still a real start, in circles Wayno Mancr very hard ago when check la cnclohud wltji convention. The attendance that would hove been -- urs complete - rtate ouisiae, 'ino order.) 'i remem- ward went lo the 1st Grade. to crash from the r: Praetorian Guard was mado of And Your Old Rn 88gs Rev. M. D. Durham discussed begin- Drug when you DevcJoji-inen- t hard men; but they were Character and Spiritual to Gospel, Numu Group discus ning to catch on the T Prescription of the Child. Christians, one suspects out- or Drug and questions followed. Timid ('j- sions side the Jail as well as in, Svcre - ur catching Save Lots of Dollars With This C lebration Stckd businosg heads, the AdJresH - is for Is official lifting their Chequers Estate the contagion of courage. And VmKmSx- f for Britlsn Paul's and we love to country residence suppose the death-cel- l is ahead? prime ministers is not afraid. In death as in You tun also order any hook 'M Jbestjn Paul life, Paul says, "I shanot be at print from Ogletreo' ... If wo all ashamed." . don't M'o It, we will pckil or-- . Jw . Hl.W.n MirWjill..V: f UttuA (laWieH t Ofcwrcky ( Cbrl.t FOR CWHSTMAf, orally thi; Servfe br ft f,?d tc CmUr HV A.'qurt'THAT WILL LAW, ' ,' .' . . A'tiooiVBboiC , ' Smith Electrk

a yiv- mV - IV " "" t"; i tr- 1 t 4 ' r trtoja "VV-.- V yoft 3jirt3 V'ittikil JT "Ul.tUtJ, aou it aauW lomod nUH ?qaC sriT noWnrtoqaaii cmanoag: ,i-- t Putins iiimiift,iy nnriirvSMi w.k.11 nsA w v rf ynfti"K wiwi troiwtl!: immfmt rai;e 8 Lnmli County Leader, Uttleftehl, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 28, 195" Florida Tangerines For Fun UFF-A-DA- Y HD Club Meets Colorful Gifts From The Kitchen Bible Verse "So senunt cull wnf two With Mrs. Wedel masters; tor either he will hate Yd the one, and line the other; or VELIjOWIIOUSE The .k Demonstration el he 111 hold to one, ami de- lew house Home f; Y ciinnot serve Club met on Nov 21 at the horn spise the other. the an (toil and mammon." of Mrs. A. F. Wedcl for rSsi u nual Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs 1 Where Is this ersc found i.i For opening exercises Mack Tucker led In games anJ the Bible? making 2. Who spoke these words? all ptesent joh.ed In u pota 3. Where Is almost the same Hianksgivlng tuikcys from r verse recorded? tees Mrs. Mack Tucker icad a i Today" and Mr. A. What is the meaning oi i poem "Begin TVm read "A "Mnmmon?" Ham Praier" ' Roll call was ansucird by "A ANSWKKS TO lilHI.K VKIISK Be Thankful For ' Thing to faBBBBBBBLIlBBBBwSPfe ' lLLLVLLi 1 Luke 15:13. Mrs. Dallas McCurry gave the 2. Jesus. council rejwrt. 3. Matthew 6: 24. After a short l.uslness session 4. Worldly coods or the desire a Thanksgiving dinner with all for them. ihe Inmmings was served to Mesdames If. A. Vlek, J. B. Halre, advisor. J, I! Ramagc, Ph'lllp Short, Forming the Junior chapter Jeny Halre, Dallas McCurry, conducting team were Bobby J. D. Ixe, Kenneth Halre, W. A. During the holiday season, nothing is more satisfying than pre- Newman, pres'denU Mickey Tlndal, L. H. Poiter. Mark Tuck paring gifts in your own kitchen for frientis and neighbors. It is Rudd, vice president j Jackie Van cr, Fred Duffy, Burl Rogers, C. T often unexpected and thoughtful gift that brings pleasure to Tom the Ness, secretary; Wlx Cinston, mm"kfm& Monlfonl, C. D. Elder, The fruit bowl is coming back into Hip Am.,-- otilers. Wayne treasur- iai "itHSms PH Roy Hut son and hostens, Selbert, i Ki Ham, with casual eating iiabiU less For youngsters, the Cookie Tree is fun, The tree itself is cut lX, Fount tptut. Inr, WttU r intrtti-- ' more and emphadi ontl11 er; Jerry Cur- A. F. Wedel. from a square of white plastic foam which you can get nt the Teaff, historian; Mm. seits. Holidays, in particular, lend themselves to lud, .i Sl thirty-fiv- e variety store or florist shop. First, cut a flat tree shape, then two tis Parker, sentinel; Edgar "I've good Wi, We got nearly dollars The next meeting will be In? mum uiiu ,111-n- m iwni ruin juicy lanreriMstj """ -- 4r. ""I half trevs. These halves can be attached to the flat tree shape with Chance, Mudent advisor. i for the carl 10th of Dec at the home of Mrs. them disappear. n four-side- s xipper-ski- rounded toothpicks to form a d tree. The base is a five Those participating In the Sen- J. B. Halre. Morula lamed Iruit will be in local inch circle of foam. Attach the assembled tree to the base with ior farm skill demonstration In time for tucking into toes of Christmas stnrUn?. j. Imm nnrl fnP aUrvrisr at ffitlrlrAn'sa X7. a . toothpicks. Put glitter on the edges of the branches with white welding were Bill Huntner, Jerry ill Uihbock Monday lo at lend to kid-elm- e fruit and they love its sweet lulrin t..TV plastic glue. Damron und Tony Harper. Tie For Top Spot recipes and make the cookies Three business and to be wllh Mrs. other mcmliers of the citrus family, are full of viUaJs! Use your favorite cookie mixes or Forming radio broadcast- nbout two inches ncrosa or less. Wrap them in transparent plastic the C. W, Rosson who underwent sur ing team were Bobby Carson, Tnngennet fun to work wrap, attach a small piece of colorful ribbon to the back of the gcry at a hospital there. They are with In the kitdien. toa I wrapped cookie with a bit of cellulose tape. Then arrange cookies Tim Kent and Ronald Powell. In K.tal Football Contest alko vlslled Mrs. E. P. West who removed for eating, on the tree with small pins. The cookies can be was confined lo a hospital Iheie. Tangerine Marssstsdr yet replacements can bo easily attached. The plastic wrap wi'l Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chance of The leader's last football con- the cookies while they arc on the tree and give then h 8 Florida tangerines y4 cup lime or protect Lubbock visited Sunday In the test of the year wound up this Mr. Drake's mother, Mrs. 11. 11 cup water holiday sparkle. Rev. and Mrs. Ell's Todd were t lemon juice Candle can bo attractively packaged in small plastic berry boxes. home of his brother, Mr, und week with three winners. Drake of Tulla. y, teaspoon soda 4 cups sugar In Plafnvlevv Monday to attend a 24-ounc- foam snowflake top, then overwrap the box with Mrs. Kdgar Chance, All three of them Edgar 1 e package powdered pectin Place a plastic on They went wrap. and J'mmy Dot Whltson, W. ministers there. lo Remove neel in Quarter tangerines: AltntrA plastic Funeral services tor Mrs. W. IjuXAhkU from .Vi.i garnished Hey-er- n Plalnvlcw by way of Small fruit cakes can be baked in muffin cups and tlAIlDK.V CLUB MEKTH both of Llttlefleld, and Don Klttley. mother of Mrs, Ben Inside of peel and on fruit. With a scissors cut rind ia & i with candied fruit When these ore wrapped they glisten and give Garden Club of Amherst guessed right on where they visited Mie. C. W, Add water and soda; bring to a boil. Cover and itmmtn gift. The Sudan met Beauchamp of Sudan, were con- a festive look to your morning In the home 14 games. Rossor who is confined to a Cut tangerine sections in three nieces: rcrnovi. uvwt, tv j Thursday ducted Thursday at the First (Pi-pound- hospital there following surgery le 314 cups preparl fruit. Add with!kj3 cf Mrs. J. E. Dryden with Mrs. And they were tied when con- Christian Church In Rule Mrs. undralned cooked rind. Cover; simmer 20 minutes mm Buck Cox as Klttley, KG years of age, died M test editors tried to break the sugar ana set aside. Measure 4 cups fruit Into a lam m Mr. Joe Rone, president, pre-sldr- d knot with the game. Tuesday. Recent IwMness transacted by place over hith hat. Add nowdered nectin nnrt nr .,,i . and was in charge of the The three contestants didn't Mrs, Beauchamp was III anJ tho rity was the trading of the comes to a hard ImII. At onco stir in nicar. n.in i . 1..1. Sidelights program when Mrs. M. A. Walk- urable to attend services. eld road grading machine for a and boil hard for one minute, stirring constantly Rm1 Sudan miss a game In the Leader's the Iil er spoke on "Satisfactory Shrub Bill Wh't-wel- l later used model Adams grading imn, KKim. lauur rjuicHiy into glasses, I'flraiiin st once. Bell:. wav en'rrtainel so jaw surgery. schedule of 15. One of the games Her daughters, Mrs. - Jeir Flowering YIKLT)- Alwut fl glasses. :. with party Wednesday after- and Small Trees." Sweetwater vs. La mesa was of Lubbock and Mrs. Roy machine. Those In attendance for thj noon of h The Wane Rogers weie In canceled due to bad weather. Gentry attended the funeral. According to Mayor Joe Rone fr the meet'ng Included u guest, Mrs. b rthda by his mother Wheeler over the weekend to b? All tluce were 14 points away the old machine plus J3,mW f.,-!- -, Rog-rs- , Gladys MerrJtt and the following Expected CaI " I Mrs. Waymcn Bellar. Assisting .villi his mother, Mini Frank from the correct score on the Thanksgiving dinner was Ihe amount paid for the lat- -' members, Mesdames J. R. Dean, Mttleflcld-Levellan- d guests , with the party preparations wa' who Is ill. In the W. O, Eddlns home er model secured from the West-- , JI Dryden, Bill Lenderson, 27-1- V:t.lln.ie.l from I'aice I) his grandmother, Mrs." Ad Bellar. J. E. which Lcvelland won arc their sons, Jim Eddlns of err. Machinery Co, In Lubbock. A. E. Perkins, A. L. Robinson, Spur and Mr. and Bill Ed-din- s and white were the col- Nix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Both McCanllcs and Whltson Mrs. Rone stated Ihe machine is to ton, Doyle Pinson, T'm Rone, M, A. Walker and H-1- I In decorations. Par Joe the picked Llttlefleld to win, and daughter of Grand be used In maintaining clly ors rake Bill Nix, home Satur- o,m,nUnlles C and II - Co ud wore balloons. returned hostesses. putting them 14 points away. Prairie. ty favors whltle Hiircih an.i pnijimy. op Gin StmA Cahrles- M. Vann and bubble num. Chocolate cup day following utonsllectomy Fri- Hevern picked Llttlefleld, 2019, rrf.. i Thanksgiving guests D Clly Hall, Am-hen.- cakes and green nun'-- wer day in a Llttlcfleld hospital. dinner making him the same number The L, E, Slates have arrived Milk losnes iUw in mastitis are Community - Ve-nlt- a In the home of Mr. and Mrs. 27-1- 4 back In T- Brantley, serve 1 the guests Including frem the score. Sudan following several estimated lo en,ual 10 per cent of J. A. L. Robinson will be his sister Community E Vinson and Brent Wit traitor. Stovlc All three winners will receive weeks stoy In Central Texas, the total milk produullnn poten-I'a- l Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Smith and family, Mr. und Mrs. George Sudan, Waymon Bel'ai Martin. Itcgrr and Bex Boyle meeting Dinner checks for $5.00, of dairy rallle In Ihe U. S hested a of the Austin of Electra; and the Rob- The Boh Terrys of Communllles F and O ARC Debbie Fields, Susan Jones, Pen Br'dge Club Thursday evening. Roxwell somewhat over one billion ny MuJgett. Terry unJ Gar inson's daughter and husband, Were weekend guests in ., the pounds annually, veterlnaiy office. Llltlefjcld. Paul! Lewis. Present for gnntes were the Mr, and Mrs. Harold Tcsterman apd Wf! I'wla Fieds, has been heme of Gerltc. Joe Bellar. Mlhp and Bog) nn tht effll llct. ' his parents. Mr.' Mj say, following couples Messrs and Mrs, W, 2,653-mll- e nd D&ck Baker. V. Terry. Chile has a coastl'ne cr Bellar Mesdiimes P.av Wood. Olan Roark, Mrs. Cleo Whltmlre was In assisting with Bermuda thrives best Jn the ex- but Is only 31 miles wide at some Other mother Rodney Nichols. C.'K. Nichols, Monday visit Mr. and Mr. Dale Fields of serving wore Mrs Ad nan Lubbock to her Mr. and Mrs. W, V. Terry were treme South, points, the Doyle Wat kins and Wayne mother, Mrs, E. P. West who Is Muieshoe visited Sunday in the and Mrs. !! Bcyles. Martin Brow ml. confined to a hospital there, Mrs. Lewis Fields home. West Is for eye examina- Mr. Mrs. M'llard BoatrlKh there and Andrea Thomasson, daughter tion and !s reported to be doing Brownie Scout Troop 239 met Galves- returned last wok from of Mr and Mrs. Johnny Thomas-son- , satisfactorily. Wednesday afternoon for a regu- ton where he recHvrd an exam- has been on the sick list. lar meeting with leaders Mrs. nt Soolcy hos- ination the John Members of the Adult Train- Bob Drake, Mrs, W. B. Jones, Jf, pital th-r- e. Mr aid Mrs. D. W. During his talk to the First ing Union Class No. 2 of the and Mrs. Frank Lane. Used Car Specials Williamson were In Galveston to Baptist Church congregation Sun- Baptist Church a The program tor day wae bilng First held the them home. day evoiinng MIss'onary Finley covered dish Thanksgiving supper the touring of a local cotton M. Graham shewed colored slides at the church Friday evening. gin. Following the tour the group Drew Watklru returned to his 'o the ((roup and gave informa- Following the dinner games returned to the community ren- Sudan home Saturday following tion on his work In Berultt, were played during a social hour. ter for Koeiul and play, ANNUAL M SPECIAL of WEEK his rel?nw from n' liospltnl activities the h Lebanon. Thoic in attendance Included ing. Amr'lk fr'towlng aurjjery nnJ FORI) Messrs Reed Yan-del- l, Other mothers assisting with 1030 FOKJMW confinement. and Mesdames Participating In Ihe Liltlef'eld Wayne Perry, Mrs. Calvin the meeting were Mrs. J. B, Har- IH Hydraulic limUvn MM MM AM I District FFA Leadership contests Clay Mathews, It. A, per, Mrs, Milton Williams, Demonstrator Bclby Don Bnker, Mrs. and OootJ Tlrcw I Crouch who rW whs hold Saturday In Muleshoe were Lance, S. I- - Rollins, Jr., and Members present included She- In an automobile accident a Kxwlknt Condition P(l number of lo Baker, I teams from the Dexter Baker and Milton Wi- ila Patsy Cartwright, B hb been moved from a Mule-sho- e cal chapter. Agriculture Edgar lliams, Dyanne Clark, Linda Dotson, IFF hospital to a hospital li Chance accompanied the group Brcnda Drake, Candy Fleming, Arrnii lo where Sale he h to under o Muloshoe. Mr. and Mrs, Harlan Reese Jan Harper, Susan Jones, Sandra Entered In the Sen'or Chap- have a new granddaughter, born Lane, Lydia Martinez, Karen com-rose- d Thoma-ion- , On Cadillac and OWsmoblle ter Conducting was a team recently to their non and wife, Miller, Nancy Nix, Gall ALL of Pudd Wiseman, presi- the Jimmy Recscs In Mannheim, Joyce Williams, Renee Mc- MAKES & MODELS dent- Tommy Rosson, presi- I vice Germany. Jimmy is stationed In Kay and Barbara Young. dent; Edward Fisher, secretary; service there. The Infant has HAVINGS from 1953 Models Norman Humphreys, reporter; been named Donna Jo and weigh- The Bob Drake family visited I Bobby Beale. $lCnnl 6 treasurer; Dan ed lbs, 7 oz. his brother and family, the L. H, UP TO ttf" tut m sbsbT saaHlsT saHHV allllia mm M . J" saaaaal Wocds historian, Don Shannon, Drakes in Tulla, Sunday, Return n QlQ9T ; Sentln 1. Bll'y Van Ness, student Debbie Fields, daughter of Mr, Ing home with them to visit was So-of- " wsa m msssssssiMatBissssissBMsiasBaBBBaiaBaaati Raise Chicks 1956 Oldimobile "91" 1954 Chevrolet lei Air Healthier Hydnunallc, Radio and Heater, Power Powrir-CIIW- c, KWo and Untor, Steering, braUc, Mat and window, au- - Vomr Hinting and lirabt'w, factory air Profitable Layers light - Get tomatlc dimmer, factory air roiid- conditioner, )caiitlfiil (one color itfoncr, Nlcwt used car In Lfttlcficld, Feed 1954 HsHsHHasHHF - H Pontioc Star Chief 1954 pis 'iv-'T- Chrysler New Yorker ass '.i'taVail Radio and Heater, flood tranx- - Automatic TranwUioH, jt 'lMaaiaH portatlon lr?r. Extra at IwkIh price, 0d Tlri, Itefoa Color, Paymaster 1957 OLDSMOflLE wm "8H", 1 Chick Starter and Growing Math Super Hydramatlc, Radio and Heater, Power Steering and Brake, Factory Air Conditioned, Beautiful v 200 ww jwwr f - with the new HfMOMnt on ihh mr WK HAVE ' wlaV'flEuBliBHBM DYNAMIN FOR POULTRY li HaaaBr 1 For Five New 957 Oldsmobiles VIGOROUS CHICKS FAST GROWTH PRODUCTIVE LAYERS And Cadillacs GOING AT flRKATLV RKDIICKI) PRICKS

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Section 10c Two Enmb (Tonititj leader A Copy TTLEMELDt LAMB CO., TH XAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMHEK 28, 1D57 NUMIiEK 2" recast Says Texas To Almost Double Grain Sorghum Yield Yield fn-- of the load If In doubt fik'Uie the University of Texns, Texas In For Rough Winter about tho fo.ids i v rondttlon nurean nf Business Research Jurist Poses Question Of Adequacy test jour biakcs occasionally to learn how qulrkh you can stop irueni with-ahea- If 5 Kwp uell behind the car Tne ,lxa! aln compares Weather Seers Correct (a good lule to follow in a 7 per cent Increase In totnl U- .S. any won - S. personal Income Crop Of Juvenile Rehabilitation Facilities "If all the amateur weather Muslrk listed six tips with which kind of then so as to Texas) give yourself plenty of stopping personal Income Incrensed 45' piognostlcnlors (made up of old- - every should L Thanks to timely motorist concorn per cent over the six year period - distance. acreage cxpan- - It) jriHii: HAUAll Ht'C.IIKS printing, timers, newcomers, sinus suffer- himself, largc uoodwoik, and elcctr'c first what we can do to remedy G a per ers and those who piny hunches- - To stop quickly, nimp your IjauaV' 'ompami wmi will almost nouuie i Kit. Noli i This Is utn- - of u kit-Ir- s shop, the situation. j, Llke a g00(l Iloy Scout . bc cent are In brakes In a torlos of quirk ap- - Inciease for the nation. in,-jd- t (lie mov- correct lexons nre for prepared. Wlntcile your car and um Jielfi from of article on Mate's For recreation there are plications To slam on your brak m 1956 tu an estl- - MT,VVln,Cr, ayB J ,a'your driving habits at the same 1 growing problem nf Juwnlle ies, TV, and radio. In the tfym Manager the es, on Icy roads, Is to Invite J9,000 In 1957, the and on grounds Former Mayor J of ,mc by one of Texan' the there an Texas Safety Association. 'T locked wheels nnd an uncontrol of Texas uureau oi fort-mos-t bull games, and occasionally 2. In Addition to a thoiough Uuthorltlcs on the In fact he continues, able skid. IMarch points out, Hughe there tire activities. "many mechanical winterizing. check ' T. cf Dalian, who has Of Earth Dies expert weathermen also forecast "Above all, Musick conclud expected In- - bundled more Hum 2.1,000 Juve- Whips coiporal punish- ,re, headlights and tall lights ed, Is to and an unusually sever winter. One "take it easy. Hang on to per acre nile family cum-- ment banned. Discipline Is Funeral services for Arthur Cnrry cnafns nnd hhoV(f for yr.ur 26 bushels and relations are hlng for certain winter will patience and your life" bushels In 1957 alone with uu even greater enforced Inrgcly by taking away Ieo Haberer, (51, mayor emergencies. h former in iiuiiiciuus imngerous driv- number of other civ II e.ues In rrivlleges and furloughs. There ii 3 Make sure ou can hoc Keep the most Important .'f Earth, were held In the First ing days. Texanc' Persona! emLIQUID OR TAIL1TS 2'i jiiirs rn the bench. "Family Is n disciplinary company for Lub- .1 A -.- . .. windshield aid windows clear hjm state In the Methodist Church snnctuaiy, 1 - ,imi wu can Wlln cor- ri.n-- i, .. -.i. i.i-- i.i ir-- l.iw U probably the most Im- boys who got out of lino. They 2 ioreicii. - t.i.i approximately bock, at p.m. Monday. Dr. J, tnlnly, V IH NHMMIIIW portant phase of the law," put to hard work and their tint OI. iex.ans andi leplnepT If they do not do a income vainCO 30 t oi a recoro u.a. cruj najs are Gloss Lovcrn, assisted by Dr. ..hi i. i in "ul",rV, miseries ! r ..JU,C(, UnIess AUSTIN t eye at 514 million bushels fill Internationally known Jur- privileges nnd rccient'on taken J, O, Ilaymcs, officiated, L aoatl Job. Also muke suie the Total personal In nxua - -- . i lion-orf- d saicty precautions nre tak- ,i - k 1956 ist, wliORe work ban Ihhmi away. For tho girls, depriving hn,.o .t,.rin- ,....i ,.,. .,.,.n',.i Tvr,.. i.. mu yjucANBeiYONCoe met the output. A of Lubbock for n on." throughout United of ptlvllege of smok resident unrkltiL' rnrulltWin unu vllclitk' $11 lillllnn. 11 :reases are expected the them the Sun- mir year, Haberer died at 2 p.m. To minimise I G - Hlates and hi Kuropo, ami uluMe ing Is one of the worst punish- traffic hazards, 4, When starting out get the gain per rent over the 1955 the major sorghum- day at his home at 1323 58th St. rf - njine ua put in nomination Is also the pos- atei of Kansas, Nebias- ments. There n He was for lice prehldent of the U.K. sibility of being placed In barred after heart attack. irl and Oklahoma. mayor of In 1917. In lust, A iIIkcuhsIoii of dif- cells for girls who become vlo Faith in the past was thought ferent nupcct of the prolileni lent. Uur'nl uus In tho City of Lub as a crop cattle forage, Mill upK-u- r week.- - chief handicap to tho suc direc approximately 80 per every other Tbo bock Cemetery under the cess of the progrnm of rehabili- tion ot Hit Funeral Home. has production Is rals- - up to the people as Is over-crowdin- Gates- kraln, a large portion oi It's t? tation Survivors Include his wife, whether facilities for handling vllle Is des'gr.ed to handle 575 bed in domestic Indus- - delinquents Gainesville 180, wherens Vera; two daughters, Mrs. F, J, orted, George H. Necl, Juvenile arc 'ado and quale, Gatesvllle now has about 850 Hammon,, Lubbock; Mrs. New- cdiionaj son, Jer-ro- l, ij assistant, State training schools foi and Gainesville 220. ton Goodwin, Trent; one young offenders are so crowded Lack of parole officers to Muleshoe; mother, Mrs, So- obtained from sor- - at present that trying to reha- chock on those released results phia Haberer, Hereford; two Lde starch, sugar, oil ad- brothers, Hoy, Dlmmitt; Johnnie, bilitate these rhlldien has be- In many being icturned. In , feeds. Starch Is used come Increasingly difficult. dition, more people are moving Muleshoe; one slstet-- Mrs, How- foni, bakery products, Texas has three tra'nlng schools to Texas, and tho h'gli birth rate ard Greathouso, Calif.; und nine - grandchildren. brewing, paper, lex- --one for boys at Gatesvllle, one during ond nfter Woild War II Is rmsceutlcal picpara-man- y for white elrls at Gainesville, being felt. There nre simply Haberer was an uncle of Ted, I other products. and the third for colored girls at moie teenagers than ever before Russell ami Gerald llabeter oi Ised in car- - confections, Crockett. All are administered by In our population. Earth and brother-in-la- to Mrs. leverages, canned and tho Texas Youth Council, former- The legislature at Its regular IJonnle Haberer of Eaith. foods, and synthetic ly the Texas Youth Development session this year did something is used In soaps, gly- - Council. to relieve the situation but not Services For prgar'nc, mayonnaise Several years ago the Youth enough. At Gatesvllle four dor- Funeral iceutlcal preparations. Development Council Inauguart-c- d mitories housing 40 students ie third U.S. Andrew Sern Held of recent a bold new policy looking s kitchen and dining room were ropj have been sold as icstoring youthful offend- provided. No more boys, how- Funeral services weie held nt yjrope and the Near ers to a useful life In society. ever, will be accomodated, It 4 p.m, Monday for Andrew Serna, been using the grin prl- - FJrst of nil, the Institutions will s'mply serve to relieve Ihs 40, In the Secred Heart Church r teed, but India and tlmrjselves have a different look present over-crowdin- At Gain- with Rev. Vincent Dauglntls of- - Eastern ,countrtoVue. uiutriiuiiu iijv esville three now dormitories (Ic'atlng, . tu "in jnri-me- windows except in the security were "provided to iep!oce existing Serna, who has been employ units without bars. ones considered unsafe, Also ap- ed at the Walker Elevator for The youngsters look different, propriated was money for a se- several years died suddenly Sat- music refers to (hat too. Formerly they wore uni- curity treatment cottage to re- urday en route to the hospital. dcslened for forms toduy there Is a variety place the piesent bu'ldlng, which Uurlal was In tho Sacred Heart I in ir a room or small hall of clothes. It used to be that they Is nn extreme fire hazard. De- Cemetery under, tho direction of a few musicians. marched from building to build- spite the tugency, these facilities Hummons Funeral Home, ing, Now there are no restrict- will not bi1 ready for use before He Is survived by his wife and ions as they move around, May 1, 1958, seven children and his parents, Vocational training Is provided With our present state facili- Mr, nnd Mrs. Ascenclon Peicn of for the girls courses In pho- ties for delinquents so Inade- Minefield. tography, furnlturo repair nnd quate, whose Is the responsibility upholstering, home economics, for failure to rehabilitate the In ISM there wore srnrroly a cosmetology, nnd commercial Iwys' and girls or ours? 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, Vw 2 Umli Cmmly leader, I.UIHk'U, T.'x, Tkumlny, Nov. 28, 157 Itulclilns aUonoYd Ihe Icaderslilp at Sudan Held dnrlns the wrekend lie hn lati clinic lur O.A. wutken i pneumonia nrd Is In llooin 211 ttalnlnn ") In MulesluM? last Ft may. - with his mother. 'Homemaker Of Tomorrow' Day Slated waHocd.- prof unci wlHi--. Olazoner - Mr. nnd Mis. MURK Thi- local ulils nnd boy were ilnys. Organised Community Plan ami Jftn 01 Urfcbock ts1ted hoi .teliotwl by Sudan In basketball "''l j 'Eii t paiturts. Mr and Mi. Krnost iki Lr 59 hail wvnt to t ami .i: station a wj.k i i 'ftcsl an! have Mivaie Sunday. They all i uesaay . 1 i remain at Liineneia nign xnoo. i.i. t; it taluk im.-t- i. u ii.1 tcd Of the Sudan to vis t Mr. Savages mix-i- s 1 - '' ! Agree J II . i. l IH llttMt I.U All ll ik v IW nu all have Mi ami Mis. Cut 'ilomemakcrs of romoiiuw ii at(M!iiiiuu tot Si JOJ jnl ijO 1 itinikliin scIkmIs enrolled will li he NVw Hie o In the progi-a- family. tis undetakrn paMlrtie Savage and i lltner-.- IXiy" will h ohaoied at Llltk tuti.ii ship m hit n will he aw ant ic Kiiidebo)kii from lau oimHnunlt' m Culornttn rmm ihiMn wild Inriionllons olnt to fTPld High Uirouglt-ou- t Xaliool ami i J oati state HiMtteHMtfcer u( To MltU vMait will sun as Iteannn at lonst MQ mom1rs for tlie UVU.U. MltKTS . iv Utw. oten SskTSsCil il the rmtr.i iatcw Tuawta)-- i mm tow ami the mntttT-u- i i.n'hHK aids. .lon niml soetologlst. blood bank. The W.M.U. met nt 2 30 pm fee S. The chunt of ear i AUAmerhMH Home-mattr- s Mcl'rly. Korr iiea for tile Iwnk. he says. Ho cltat this action as anolhei in the Baptist Church to begin ;STiMUitnnMi4 In 11.SW stale winner will receive a cum of lmtarruw are leforts ft of the with I'justdent Otto . wlint a community the study of the foreign mission .if Mm Amctt!) ot HntOi'prlso, Aln in crViHilod Mtntnte of notion! nigh schools, a roetrd lNr mi tftyiilajiedt life In study book "Continent In Comma- -' ltd-fa- UlSrtihl ami the community can do to make 557,003 tout Mr.uiiinH i ai-- d hmttw IffM; SriMlin Walton of Son t sBaaaVk r: : - A, J ctiiuAtli Krtls will in ertlfl lawitl of dlrcfitors. Wbrkh cloe- - uml areas more pleasant and Hon." The president, Mm. Doe fnclf a . .iip I. unlit.. In tajti and hemrmak'ng kituwledge lrKtt i with the community ofil ui Mcinbets of this Vani rend tho names on the cal In a lamlnutp Tin IK Jo.ies of IMakcly. r.n . in 1U7 group altitudes witt'e ai.i'e wmnris ami pkining the were o mmunlty. Brown said, cm h? endar of prajer Hie snnt; - $106,000 All three ai lending eollog- - lHitnm the lg aie offered by On nl itlve from the it air I agents foi i! Greenland's Icy Moun rt'Ml lin Hk-- al otuiry extension cf this aih eveniciit "Fiom iK- feral MHts In rtnt-U-e it (ireatt time iril this fourth annual lumli a will an ojirti !yle Mnero and Kdna Prentice ie..m, they have provided a ser la'ns," led by Mrs. Bill Wadlcy - IJetly Crocker Search for Ihi Wei-ui.- i II. Inkle- RsXS eUucitio il tout to W.li The teat, prepared nn Judged mat Ur. Willis Ynuons of a . cc whhh could be of great al accompanied by Mrs. J. when-i.- i iteM-arc- h Amertcnn Homemaker of Tomor Iuir. Va . and New York, Ly Science Aaaor ih-- Mrs. Prater taught ate cilnli. uc t. anJ their fellow cltl ' barger. Joe -- 17 y ifcw April at a banquet in th Chicago I emei-genc- Mrs. J. It .' of and admioletered , Youens toM 10G memlers of 'ins in case of an nu Hist ciiupiur and Waldorf lr . j About Ai son or girls at Little Astoria hotel one ol them tne schools, will lie the basis foi the cummunlty organiiiion Inkelbarger taught the sccon wiH he aa the IKS Bill floM UlKh wHl tMk the teat. The anmMnreil axvatds until the national select vhlch K enrolled In the Rural Mednmcs Hay Fly nnd Betty Crocker loi.s when personal next tw fitomar wMI be UtUciteldV eteervaiion NrlghlKM-hoo- Progress proji iWidley will tcnoli the Homemaker of Tomorrow Her ami KTsofi.il mi 9 2:30 'tHotnamafcar of Tomorrow." interviews will ho that thilr elfort could be of Rrent cliapters on December at kholuivhlp w'll be Incrcisel t in. aiiic I Spade Scoop i p.m. , In of omergency yea bring-- 'cirflt t'mos 1 This is huge entry tft.Wu. (ill l who rank second The ladles will meet from 9 a.m. Fine Furnihire Wift four-yea- nnd that hidlvltfual bloodtypliu tit r partic pation nvci third ami fourth In the national Information would also prove Mr- - O .t l Adams was admit until 10 a.m. each morning next $4,000, Last - a!71.000 gill hu enrolled i finals will receive $100.1 Rites most helpful when a person was ted to the Medical Arts in Lit veel- for the "Week of Prayer and Ujm this national hamrraaktag jrajci resKH 'n nml of blood or might be tlefleld with second and third de- for Foreign Missions." Modern Styling sjjnoe It with hiunruufl by Gmral Ively. Conducted For asked to give to others. gree burns on her body. Her Mills, In 10K to assist sohSflte n The Betty Crocker Search -a Under the program, members clothing caught fire from the Mcsdames Doc Vnnn and Bill t&i'uetitfon t annual Dis-tr'- for hotnja ami flmllv scholarship program, but i of the community will hnve their heater at her home. Wudlcy attended the That's what you find at INGHAM'S. Youll . Lub-hoc- i living. Tho program lias Stondlly nlo much .nore." declare-- Frank W. Green blood typed and each w'll ! pro- - 9 W.M.U. meeting in H morning. urow'n from 187.000 alrls fii S. Charles Hell, nres'dent of lded with a blood-tp- e iilentlfl- - Mrs. Jack Hurt Is gradually last Wcdncsay of our selection and price. EASY TERMS. i , U10 lu-o- I Ku ii al mimic-- weie con schools the first yntr to thl General Mills. "It Is a , cation card. A record will lc kept gaining strength but expects to year' record cnrolimunt for both plan lor provfcJInR a Hei edu a ducted for Frank Washington in the clinic and the same in- - l? In the Medical Aits for at Mr. and Mrs. Merle Monroe i girls and schools. tloiial epeiicnr to all hhjh l : recite. H2, who died last Friday fui mation will also be available least two more weeks. and children of Littlefield were The g'rl with tlie highest "wore MAnti ssiitw ihrto. Us matcri in th West Plains Hospital at at the New Biclau Community Sunday dinner guests of Mrs BIGHAM FURNITUI In the eamlnnUon, which con 'als. preimretl with the advice Muk'Slioe. Center. Bobby Adams, youngest son of Baync McCurry nnd Hogcr. multiple sun-Jfcth- e and help of teachers, are de- Alieady 199 Ml. and Mrs. Odcll Adams, was sists of ehAce and He wtis a rettied farmer and members of the signed for prac- Little- - Mcsdames Bill Wadlcy and Ted questions tilling the sin Immediate luiil residedin Laibuddio community organization have carried to Medical Arts at tical use In several subject had the tlonts attitudes and knouletlgc in Community .since 1K.M. Careen in 10 major area,, mens." I of lioniemak i was a nutKo of Mn.-,o- C!a. lPK, Will lx? named Homemaker Hac'li girl taking the ciiminn-tlo- n Hev. ill Cuny, pastor of the of Tomonow for Sin-nJI- her school will tecclve a homomaker Haptist Church of Ijizbuddie of-- , s receive an M?i-e.- awaiil pin de piofiler which as n aid llainted. Burial was in the La.-- I signed by Tnfnrl of New York to selfunalyals on problotns fac- huddle Cemetery under the dl and her test will Ik cnteusl in ing hinli school xirls today. lection of Singleton Funeral '..' Home of Mulesolie. BOB HOPE, HEYi'TtywoZtft TV SALESMAN, SAYS: Sunivors Include his wife; limfei mt& three daughters, Mrs. L. B. a FOR the first mwm M Plummer of Austin, Mrs. Ilalph ,MfZ.MV riTTWlWHr. 1 .7 limmti Paul of Hereford, and Mrs. John I w&j,ii,iLiiiiiKn.u?mLkA K Johns of Qi'lf.; two sons, Har-l-y 11 asjaasa . - ii 5 Mnn itrvxSK- of Ft. Worth, and Forrest of Pleakiint Valley; two brothers, FILL YOUR HOPE CHEST wjsfsTSEc41 J I and V B. tiicen of Gray, . H LsaawiTBaaviBaaV gind hiMiiii and sK SAVINGS of 'iicat Krundchildicn. f .- reao mo o -m u yo ; av3 Joe W. Hale Dies ir ON ALL 1fS7 AND 1958 MODELS AND ACCESSOR!!: ?, AMERICAN GILBERT Ai Colorado City .. FLYER TYCO Ji-- FUN EASY LIONEL W Hale, former secretary ITS IT'S HO-KIT- "f Ihe Littlefield aiamber of I S VJIRNET Ml i C. nimeuv, died at his farm near REVSLL KUSAN Colorado Clly Monday. ii Funeral sen Ices will be held . NO INFLATED LIST PRICE . . NO FABULOUS DISCOUNTS . . 2 WIN .t p.m. today In JUST THE LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE. the Church of MOST COMPLETE SELECTION ACCES-S0I1IE- i nnsi in uuoiauo city. OF MODEL TRAINSlAM S y IN THE UNITED STATES. Q ' wen Known in umieiieiu, 4ia UMtt.vJU ACTUAL SAVIN6S PROM JJ', ON AU MARK. MOMLS.j was sccretaiy of the ftrtmi AND ACCESSORIES j numbci-Jfear- "WF' SEND FOR COMPLETE SET OF ILLUSTRATED CATALOsutd He wa'l'a graduate of North", iRF' AND WHOLESALE MICE LIST ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR.! 1 1 a oiuii- - vuni-gi.- a' lienion Whan Ordermg Direct, Deduct 332 From lie was a former superintendent of Robv schools, and also served Manufacturer Utt Price. ts superintendent of Fisher Coun- ty schools. MAIL TO: He led in the consolidation of All Prlc FOB Mlnumuro schools 'n Fisher County. PllUburfk H. ROUSSEAU Ord.r StOOO rluu Stat Add 3 Sato Potla( 4717 G.rdeimllt Hd. Tu la Ptnna. There are some 20 active PiltibufBb 36. S500AM0N1H t. iaansc! SMsausctacl on the Pacific side of America. Announcing We Have Just Installed FOR LIFE Automatic

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City Shoe Shop Haydon-Winke- ls Shoes Madden and Wright Dick Salmon Humble Station H.T.Bartley&Son Thornton's Cafeteria Davison Motor Co. S & S Army Store ? Willson-Crum- p Davis Lbr. Co. I- - "66" Service Hefism's Machinery Co. McCoy Mach. and, Pump Hauk&Hofacket Foisst Food Market M Cox Tin Shop Curtis Chisholm Gulf Sta. s-- Dairy Queen Ray Keeling Buick Batson Motor Co. Lucei Rogers & Nelson fe! Nelsons' Hardware 51 Auto Salvage 4 The Texas Co. Farr's Jewelry iMccssengale Radiator Shop ny Onstead's Furniture Robert's Lumber Co. Tracy Perkins Littlefield Glass Works (E. C. Rodgers Furniture Field's Cleaners Cecil Hall Co. Tasty Cream Drive-l- n Staggs Jewelry Kill Rogers Furniture B & C Pump and Machine Bolton Bear & Brake

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1200 Pairs of Men's Dress and Work In 3 THIS HAS BEEN A SPl SHOES Groups Veil j?s to $9.95 349

WMITE DRESS Our base runs cut the first part of the Save on PIECE GOODS lease so we waited until such time we Quadrigus and Sprlngknlt PDIMTCI Folks, want to Dry rtin 9 Broadcloths 4yds.$l we quit the Goodsl Lifetime Tissue, Polish potton A in Farmington, N. Mex., and must have SHIRTS UAURDAV Swiss, Val. to 08c uMJ Manhattan. Arrow. Enro, Hallmark VnMIlMI,oticd t f are hard hit due te weather, so we want I INDIAN HEAD Reg. (59c 34c yd. Plain and Give us a chance to prove it, Come oven NYLON Val. to $1.49 , 3 yds. SI French Cuffs We won't be undersold knowingly-- Wt i Gale y and Lord's $3.95 Value . 70 now Use our Lay-e-n Way until . ection 2 for 5 COTTONS Val. to $1.98 .. DRESS LADIES WOOL MEN'S GRIPPER GIRLS ROMY OYS One Group Mens Sport SWEATERS SLACKS SHIRTS SHORTS SOCKS VALUES to $3.95 Cardigan Style fc 79 Regular 59c 149 500 Slip Over JjOSf 3 fori 2 for I LADIES MENS Ideal for Christmas MENS IELTS AND Here is another Bonus MOJUD Undershirts Buy Up to $50 at one time PANTIES Discount1 ' SIZES 34 to 42 LINGERIE Get 5 NYLON TRIM ( Up to $100 Get 10 Disc. 1 Reg, $1,00 for99 3for88 Vi Price SAVE - NOW MENS HANES BOYS BLUE MENS GENUINE LADIES' One Large Selection of

T-SHI- RTS JEANS LEVIS LOAFERS SOME WITH DOUILE KNEE andlRIEFS I I JUIPE and LEATHER I chIrts 13 3-- 4 oz. Jeans Sizes 1 to 6x W All Sizes 1 Reg. $3,75 Reg, $3.95 Values to 59 Reg. $1,69 088 Reg. $1,00 Only Value $2.91 eMttM 1

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Attention FARMERS 75 MEN'S WESTERN If you appreciate a good EAR FOR EVERYONE shoe, here is one - Ran- ger high top WORK PANTS SHOES Vai. to $12.95 56 50

Arch Support-Cor-7 k Sole 6 Veil. $9.95B-C-- D Widths out before, but couldn't sell our tout taking too much loss - - - Mens Cramerton Army 10 Ladies Long Men's Sweat Ranger Engineering and Cloth just completed a 36 Unit Motel Lace Toe farmers, merchants and laborers PANTS COATS at COST and IELOW COS- T- Sledges, Stevens, Scott SOX BOOTS Valued at $24.95 Reg. 59c Value Reg. $13.95 Value hether you want to buy or not. Reg. $4.95 Vol. $3 of merchandise. Get your sel- - 00 00 Prices-SA- VE 1 Sale NOW. SHIRTS. . . ,9B 8 3 for 197

Mens Painters and Shop Davis Dress and Western Mesn O.D. Bomber Mens Plastic ONE TABLE ! CAPS HATS JACKETS JACKETS ODDS 6c REGULAR 49c Collar-Quilte- ENDS Fur Collar--- ! oz. Quilted Lining Fur d Lining SI 0 Value T50 VALUES U TO $2.91 fc 0 TRIMILE Reg. $12.95 ( 69 77 Reg. $13.95 (8.50 HATS 'AOO 3for98 9 10 97 - i LEATHER PALM Blue Denim Blanket lined Indian Cotton WASH Broken Sizes Mens 10 oz. REGULAR $2.98 VALUE BIG and TUFF z

GLOVES JUMPERS ! ' V $ - Long Short Gauntlet I and Blanket$9.59 EACH OR RA?S Overalls Zipper Type Reg. $2.98 88 00 12 for 29 Reg. $4.95 3 59 Only Ml I "! 79 2for 5 2 .p r KHAKI & On Group Mens Dress CHILDREN'S MENS UNION MENS MENS FLANNEL : OXFORDS PANTSI SLACKS SUITS REGULAR $2.98 VALUE cmiptqI M? SIZES 34 and 36 ONLY SUNTAN and &KET elTllm Values te Values to $1.98 Value flAf) R $8.95 88 $3.98 88 ClA.Ouf WW 69 ONLY . 3 ONLY I SALE 2 ford88 U-- I 142 One Group Childrens CHILDRENS 200 Prs. Mens 133--4 oz. ADVANCE Sledges Carpenter DRESSES JACKETS JEANS PATTERN! Lee. Wranglers. Stevens Overalls Some With Fur Colors Zipper Hy-Re- g. $3.49 to $3.98 REGARDLESS OF PRICE Reg. $4.95 Values 49 1 te 59 Values to 95 Broken t Sizes f $2.98 tstttntt I $4.95 298 3 ? - 2 for 19 C IDIALfM'CHMSTMAS LADIES GIFT TOWEL MENS LEVI FIXTURES FOR SALE ft Cuff Links BRAS SETS JACKETS AT A rG MpRTfWNfHy' Reg. $2.98 Western 8exea1 75 Values te Style DISCOUNT ' for paej 3 io 98SsT'. 'IJVa 2 ,115 If P " rtUHHS' WASH I MlfYjMK t LARRY'S DEPARTMENT STORE 100 TO UTTLEFklLD TEXAS

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furnished apt. close to al- 120'-- G ' LAYNF pump THHEL ROOM modern rurnlshed MUST sell by January 1st, and Bowler FOR LAMB County property. Amherst Will Feature Win-troat- From school. Inquire Robblns News 170'-8- " h News apartment. Clean. Close-in- . tin most new house In less gear head. Okla- Stand. Phone 1020M. TFR gear Business house in Erlck E. 8th St TF-- Sudan. Low equity GI Loan. Pump less head. homa. 5 yr. lease, $1800 yr. Oc- McCoy Machine Pump. TWO bedroom garage, M. G. Leech, Sudan, Texas, Ph and cupied by InternationaKIInrves-te- r Television St house, G72. TF-- : HOUSES. Ftour rooms and 4102. L Phone bath Near school. Call 361-R- dealer. Plwno Lub- Hall of Muleshoe spe.it unfurnished. 2 3 Bill Rotramtncl Is spending Donna FORT WORTH houses rooms TF-- P TF-- boll-pulle- IF YOU HAVE to bock. with her cousin, u1 ard bath, unfurnished. Roberts 1 JOHN DEERE Good property trade the Thanksgiving holidays with the weekend tnlnvlsln..'. A., . J cuiu'ici uecse at uecse (.In- Judy Tapley. J I Lumber Co. Call 222. tf.R 2 BEDROOM house, close In on shape. S200.00. Contact Dean FOR SALK or 4 row 1939 his mother, Mrs. Ida Hall and featured nit j Drug. TF-- Trade: 9 12 and Mm. CCS tlm ... 4th St Call 584 for Information. Elms, miles west of town. Fanvali tiactor. 1 row lister ters, Mrs. H. L. Peal at space. He Is a patient position OFFICE Alvln C. Webb TF-- 20 ACRES dry land, north of Su- and itcel pickup sledge. Two Luther Caraway. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Duffy were and Fat Stodl In Am- building. S33 Lfd. Drive. Phone dan. Contact David Garcia at row cultivator. TF-- at the Veterans' Hospital in Lubbock Sunday to help their here Jan. 24 through rJ FeSIRABLe well-locate- 5S95.00 CAS" buys 1955 190. TF-- clean Garcia Mobile Service Station, arlllo nnd will return there early grandson, Johnny White, ceie-biat- e mond unfurnished duplex apart- Chevrolet 210 $195.00 ine miss, Kho k or cash Sudan, Texas. Phone 4861. SPECLL price on portable Sew- next week. Ills hip Is showing his fourth birthday. pert marksman TOR MEN, clean, ment, private bath, available and payments. with i comfortable assume Bal. ing Machines. Guaranteed. gradual Improvement. been nlnvlno Anm. 1-- 3 J room. 1103 S. Phelps. Mrs. to right party at about usual $702.00. Must sell bsfore Nov. Trading Center, Llttlefield. Hedgpeth since the show went on, Thomas B. Duke Phone 19S. TF-- D rent in exchange for certain 2Sth. 709 W. 9th. TF-- WE NEEl, listings on Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. Farm Doyle Chnpin uimosi iour years services for elderly lady in ad- Property, Ctiy Homes, and busi- Mr. and Mrs. are planning a family reunion for ajo. com-rortabl- Monday morn- VLEXANDER ROOMS. Nice, e joining apartment. Prefer set- 3 bedroom stucco nouse with ness prv)erty. L. Peyton Reese, Bus. Opportunity were In Lubbock Thanksgiving. Their daughter, the vthjl bedrooms for men, new tled mature couple or respon- 2lA acres of land .located on pave- c-- o Reese TF-- ing. Ho was guest speaker for Mrs. Hal Beck of Coleman and Unlvcrslt of Texas - home, furnace heating. 204 E. sible woman. Send details and ment 7 miles from L'ttlefield. assembly program at Lubbock sons Harry of Fort Worth and win.- ui mo scnoors tig CITY ac- HpIIm 9th. h. 871. TF-- references. Box 72A. Central heating (natural gas) FRUIT STAND. Across FINISH High School or Grade Christian College. They were Denny of Hobbs, N.M. and their Bonnet ti,i. street from Nelson Hardware, met air conditioning pressure pump School at home in spare time. companied by Mrs. Luke Swart families are to be here. Gene Autry WMtR house with 915A telpvkinn v,f.- ." bath. FURNISHED house, 4 rooms and cellar and plahoueo. back of Furr's Food has a com- Books furnished. Diplomas and Joe Boeman. and - East 6th. St. TF-- 1006 plete line of your bath. W. 9th or call 771M. 2 bedroom stucco house on two fall needs. awarded. Start where you left Raymond Cantrell is employed with her dramatic abltol TF-- lots. Cotton sacks scales, knee pads,. ImM Ifl nil 1.1 '! FURNISHED house for rent. 940 Carpet and drapes with school. Write Columbia School, Otis Gatcwood of Abilene de- ns bookkeeper at the Farmers' house. Butane or oil Butane to Hollywood. She W. 3rd. Contact st's, Box 1514, Amarlllo. TF-- message Am- Co-o-p Gin. He Si Earl Johnson. , livered the at the returned from El furnished house. All Both houses eas'ly bottles, binder twii..-- gloves, lit. I, Llttlefield. TF-- J financed. herst Church of Chi 1st at the Paso several weeks ago, where Miss Davis later nail bills paid. L. B. Stone. Ph. G03. Call 717 - tarps, buckets, tuu, dishes, Mrs. Bob Kirk. evening service Sunday, He has he was employed. uon pictures and d FOUR room furnished with TF-- S cooking wares. New and used Help Wanted house served missionary from the films with the famwj bath conditioner. Couple 1950 STUDEBAKER Champion clothing and shoes blankets, as a and air church to Germany. and Mrs. L. E. Slate of siar. or with small child. 917 W. oth. Starllte Coupe. Good tires. Ex- quilts, cots, large mattresses, Mr. NATIONAL concern nas opening h . two-whe- H's wife and two children wer. Sudan were dinner guests Sunday In addition tn Phone 476-- For Sale cellent town car. $250.00 cash. cotton duck, trailers, for man with knowledge o ma- 40-- here with him. of her sister, Mrs. Lester La a gun, the pretty Ph. or 397. TF-- sewing machines, washing ma- equipment. adit CLEAN, modem apartments. 419 chinery and farm Grange and Mr. La Grange. chines, electric refrigerators, Married man age 30 or older norseback East 8th. tf-- N SEWING MACHINES and sup- 162 cigar- singer. acres in Southwest cornir lamps, cand'js, lanterns, mod-ca- r. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bradley re- plies. A. L. Legg. 1007 West-sid- e preferred. Must have late S. Hale County, one mile North an.l ettes, candies, cold drinks. Hun- Oklahoma Donald Brltt of Slaton visited FIVE room home with bath, 545. Ave. Llr'-flel- d, References required. Full turned fiom Friday, Texas. Bar-B-Ou- D. L. 24 miles West of County Line, dred of other items. e found W. L. Forten-berr- his mother, Mrs. Brltt relatives at Earth. On East Mcacham St. Call 4891, L schooling and field tialning giv- her brother TF-- being o We equip- Sunday. Olton, from S to 6 p.m. the Southwest quarter on weekends. nuvo en. Sales experience advantage- much improved when they Survey No. 15, Block DT 412. Lusk ment to feed 3000 people. 100 cot Wijal TF-- ONE VTV on ous but not essential. Commis- reached Mabel Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tractor Farm. Four room stucco house pads $1.95 New crop Rev. John Rankin went to Plain-vie- butane W-- l row equipment. 4 loft at each. sions, drawing account when uene una mctiard U f Irrigation well. Fifty-nin- e 100 Wednesday to bring his APARTMENTS bill paid. House 1-- acre Colorado Pinto bean?, $8.95, Roy daugh- to guests of miles south and 1 2 west of qualified. Write, stating qualifi- Mrs. Lee Baker and are be hen .' paint half price. Acrey Bartcn, cotton allotment. Surface only. Lb. Pure hog lard, 25 lb. can on daughter Martha Christine home Mr Anton. TF-- L cations, address and phone nunr ter Elaine were the sick list Nl and 316 Possession 1, 1958. $4.95. for Thanksgiving vacation. She is West 2nd St. Phone 97. January Priv- cr to J. E. Cooke, P.O. Box 392. with flu last week. They are im- Thanksgiving, TF-- TWO-ROO- re- TF-- a student Wayland College. house nnd lot on West ate sale. Sealed offers will be Dallas, Texas. Dopt. proving. Mrs. Baker was a pa- at Five-roo- ceived c-- Munroe Williams, Citi- Her roommate, Laura Klser of 8th. ultra modern t- tient in the hospital several days. MODERN three room house un- at BUSINESS lo - Adjacent to Fron-tie- r Mrs. Manry Brantley 711 East 15th. Will take trallor zens National Bank, Lubbock, WAITRESS WANTED. Phone Missouri Is to accompany her. i furnished. See Jesse Bolton at Stamp Store. 25'x40 Phone F .womiay jrom as trade-i- on larger Texas, on or before October 30, 9018. TF-- Dr. Dallas iiomc tvt 31-- house. Levi TF-- P Denn'son, district Armes Chevrolet or call 1957. 404 or 30. A-l- c pitai. M-- l. Wayne Bynun nnd Morlne TFB Coble Jr., Phone 942 superintendent of Brownfleld, oc- TF-- BALED perennial Sudan hay for cupied the pulpit for Nicholson were in Amarlllo dur- FOR SALE; 977 acres, improv- Special Notices the Sunday ing Lo-cat- ed the weekend. H's mother Is Mr, nnd Mrs. FOUR ROOM house furnished. ed; good 570 sale. 2 miles south of Fieldton. morning service at the Methodist Jim Coca-Col- a three wells; ill at 504 West 6th. Mrs. V. SIX case electric box. George Snow. TF-- Church, for his first visit since at the home of her daughter, brnled their fortyfiliw acres irrigated; 200 acres more Mrs. Paul A. Vallcs. TF-- Takes nickels, dimes and quar- SPECIAL NOTICE he assumed his new duties re- Frye. Wayne's leave anniversary Monday, li can be put in balance, grass; nD 1951 Good grain ters. For sale cheap. Inquire at Chevrolet truck. THERE'LL be no land sales cently. will terminate Dec. 15. dinner guests of thtlr i Man orig'nates in Johnson grass; Ideal for certified 500 20 1127 muck, wades McCormick Ser. Station, Lfd. bed. Butane. tires. this week, we are going to enjoy He replaced Dr. Hen- Ham and family. seed grower, a is surrund-e- d Vernon a while in muck, makes muck, TF-- 'arm West 10th Street. Phone 962. Republican Thanksgiv- derson ' Dr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Clmtwell by grass land. One-hal- f m'n-era- l another who was moved to San They expect their Ktl and in the end returns to muck. ing. We got crops harvested and daughter spent the weekend rights. Priced to sell. Call or 320 ACRES of raw land on pave- our Jac'nto Church in Amarlllo. family of Hereford fcri J. F. C. Schler. FULL LINE of good used farm got 100 percent Pari- in Almagorda, N.M. write Paul, Texllne, ment $39.00 acre and terms. and Benson Mrs. Dcnnison accompanied giving. William and equipment sufficient to farm John Texas. (60 c-- o ty, per cent Democrat Party) him Sunday. furnished apart-p.pien- t. Phone 3366 after 6:00 p.m. Reese! Bros. Real Estate' be their guests that three labors of land. Will sell with- - o'f prosperity, we fA Mrs. W. T. Completely redecorated, Reese Drug. Phone 500. TF-- this k'.nd number of years ago they re- Attaway. returned all together or separately. John THREE room and bath should all enjoy' least one home Friday. She had visited near school. Bills paid If de- Deere house, at sided in Olton when he was pas- her tractors. Levi Coble, Jr. 12-fo- friends 238 715 $2500. Paved streets, terms. GOOD used deep freeze. week vacation. tor of the Methodist Mrs. J. V. Roulln and PAINT CO.NTMI sired. Call W 2nd St Phone 912 M-l- . TF-- Church. c-- o 521. job Mon- Mis. Uon Reese Bros. Real Estate Phone We'll be back on the Smith near Frlona. You've fried (he M cese Drug. Phone 500. day, December 2nd. Willi lots of lit-ti- BUTANE gas TFR Mrs. Wendell Clayton and e (he John lfeary Chapman anil ranges. Recon- 3 BEDROOM, stucco house with Mr. nnd try Im'0. Ui good Democratic land at Repub- daughter. Lisa, Mrs. Leroy Harris I No. 4851 ditioned. $20 up. V. W. Elector.. BABY garage. 909 of Llttlefield of your contradlnr far hMt parakeets for sale. Phone attached W. 9th. lican prices. visited Harllngen visited her Mrs. V. TF W 126 617 TF-- her mother Mrs. Luther sisters mid exterior palathtl F. W. or E 9th. Melvln Ross. O. W. RHINEHART Ida Hall and Mrs. Aleuts 2nd Itfc Caraway Monday. Jewel Mont- work guuranleeil,tMp 1 Phone 2081 4152 gomery and 30OD used remgerator, reason- FOR SALE. Oliver Cotton strip- USED Servel gas refrigerator. Bu other relatives last right, I'liona 1X1)1. i Konda Bovlna, Texas ' wi'?k. Wiille here able. Hill Rogers Furniture. per, practically new. 2 three-bal- e tano or natural gas. Excellent they vlslteJ TF-- Card of Thanks s p. at TF-- T trailers. G20 W. 1st St. condition. $50. Ilnuk and PerS Giles, Commander TF-- TF-- i $t EQUITY, enlarged CARD OF THANKS YOUR FAVC 1950 Legal Notice Messer Bros. lio.ne. G.I. house. Corner lot, MERCURY, stand- PARAKEETS, babies. Just out of I wish to express my apprecia- lenced Iwck yard. Attached ga- ard transmission with overdrive. the nest. 604 Hall Ave. tion to the ladles of the Uttiefleld Lodge $200.00 First For No. llfil rage. Carpeted. 301 E. ICth. cash. Call 76 anytime. CONTRACTORS' NOTICK OF Christian Church for the many Construction Co. 911-J- . 12-l-- TF-- T vfe A. F. A- - St. Call TKXAS HIGHWAY deeds of kindness extended to me, 20 Only TWO choice spaces in the Little-fiel- d M CONSTRUCTION to the offers the following service Stated reting ROTARY sewing Goo-- J Missionary Baptist Church 177 ACRES for sale. Well Improv- machine. Memorial Park at reduced Dozer Si Kcraper Yes, SO IxmuIIuI Wl First ThurMimy condition. Slightly used Scaled proposals for construct- and all my friends and neigh- Work ed. 494 miles west of Whlthar-ral- . flute prices. Terms If desired. Call ing 6.318 Gas, Water & HIZK I'USxi i") rtTt Dunn. Scy with case. 1V25 miles of Grading, Struc- bors for the many acts of kind- Sewer Main Claude Hall Ave. or SH or write 2514 61st St.. 99c. Bundick, Rt. 2, Lfd. tures, Base and Surfacing from ness Ill- Installation for only UI call 18GR. TF-- T shown lo me during my 7 Lubbock, Texas. Wench picture FM 1S42, Nortli & East to FM 168, ness. May God bless you Is my Trucks) liny sire (ji 3.5 miles South of Castro Coun- prayer. Molilbourtl live. Your osd HOUSE FOR SALE Services ty Line on H'ghway No. FM 1842 Mrs. Charlotte Cole I'ortablu Weldlnjr conv returnrd covered by S 2256 (1), in Road Muring uloflL' with V : Lamb Dressmaking County, Jock Hummers on Ml WILL keep children, day or night will be received at .the pictures FOR SALE Seven Rooms, Utility Hall, Highway Department, Austin, un- nliiilnffniiMc H Mrs. L. S. Putman, 201 S, West, which the work Is to be per. BONDICI) & INSlRKD Fornials Children's Clothes Bath, and attached Garage. til 9:00 A.M., December 11, 1957. OIIDKK TOaUl Drapes, side Ave. formed, and the Contractor .shall CALL US FOIC KSTIMATK8 J'oMiing Altered and Mended Ml'-- bitm farm on pave- Central Heating with and then publicly opened and Roof-typ- e Air-- puy not loss than those wage Mellaril MrE Jedspreuds ment, IlKA, telephone. 2 Conditioner. FIRST class mechanic and weld- read. Day I'liono 8.M Curtains and $12,500 $2,000 rntes as shown In the proposal PHOTOS will handle er seeking woik. Phone 1014 or Tills is a "Public Works" pro-Jcc- t, ' home, 1000 ft. itn for each craft or type of Inboiur, W) with balance on 10 years at 627M. as defined In House Bill No. Night Phones MaUmorNl -i- tRASONABLE RATES-MR- S. dergrouud pipe, acres al- workman or mechanic IMD 37.9 54 of the 43rd Leg'slature the employed Lurry Messer B89-- falfa acre eotton allot- of on this project. Wnymon ljrfda,Ttu' ment. 27 acres wheat All SEE HOUSE State of Texas and House Bill No. Messer . IMfl-- AT 115 Legal holiduy work shall be waters from strong 8" well. RENTAL of the 44th Legislature of paid EUGENE 808 the State of for at the regular governing House and well on natural N. Sunset (Cundiff) Texas, and as such Is rates. gas. Priced for quick sale. 13 subject to the provisions of said PROPERTY Plans and specifications avail-abl- e Ph.l066-J,Litt!tfitldor343- JOHNSON mile 1 Spring-lake- . OR House Bills. No provisions here- 2( north, west of at the off'te of L. B. STONE in are Intended to be In conflict Rhea R JALL 038-3- 1 Brudley, Resident Mttlefield, Texaa with the prov'slons of said Acts. Engineer, . ..- -.. -- PHONE fS03 Texas, und Texas High-wa- y .... .null "516 W. 2ud 963 In accordance with the provls-Ion- s Phono M. A. TIDWELL Department, UN-IIU-rA- W" of said Hous Bills, the State Austin. Usual for Highway right i eserved. Route 1 Dimmitt Commission has ascer- tained and het forth In the pro- Phone 374W4 R. (BILLY) HALL posal the wage rates, for each SERVICE J. craft or typo of workman or TIRE needed ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W to execute the Instruction work on above named project, WE W PHONE 3.H.1 It E HOUSE r JTTLEFIFLD. TEXArf now prevailing In the locality In W,llcmHl,'M (JURE HIGH SCHOOL t ymur fif STORAGE SPACE INSURANCE SICK LOANS Establoshed 1897 grvlc ' L. B. STONE REAL Start today I Study at homo In Coby ESTATE sparo time. Modern methods n tht C03 of PHONE Protecting You Is My Business instruction, endorsed by lead. mem Ing educators. New standard texts furnished. Diploma awar- Flat, fixed on any ok 4m Urt wilj 1 ded. Low monthly payments. Going Fishing? Cotton Trailers graduates rwMovuig in ymmi trt ytt fujj&v Our havo entered ov- er-- . ROD rnl1nnc...... nn.l - vt.. ,lu ..l..i.i-uiuvL-iBlilu- I CuU and brtaka rtpairttV Fot dlscrlptlvo booklet, writo to . 4 V ' SaMMJ You'll Amnrlr.fi.. Cr.Un.1 Tub yalvM Profit More by Calling Box rplcwt4. 41 ST 424 974, Amar'llo. Liquid Mllaa draU4 m Gl ACC1UENT 1NSUUANCB (wide tread) TO COVER WHILE YOU'HK N- Multi-Millio- SAVI fOW- AWAY FROM HOME n Dollar Oil YOUftSllf A TWf TO lot en day or longer, up to 0 loom In ! Heart Th: Never Break CAll UI WHIN VOU HAVI TIW Guaranteed UBbreakaM months. Continuous proUv.Uoe le anywhere on land, ne or In Utah Mulnbprluz 13 avallabla It tke air. Rates are ROBERTS LUMBER Mot Waichea. low$iJt Aiwrlcm'v big new mmI up. fortunes uro msulo In OIL. YOU own 40 aero oil lea In great mw oil tan Mchty It ATH Mcmgum-Hilbu- n frontier of Son I Gn Pratt In area of valuable Indian Koservatlon Land. Don't OPPORTUNITY mK., COMPANY IN OIL. IT COULD MAKK VOU WCH! Watch Repair Agency Only 12 per month. Write map ON SPADE HIGHWAY loJnuMi America Oil Co., WkH!, Ktogfy, UTTLKHIXD RAW la Sfaggs DiK JUT Drive Phone 84 J!. W Give Ckwa IJtaSafteU. i iw Jmiwwc fii-Nirin- vi, v,w

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More than 500 persons filled up on a four-b-it meal at ,i jfy'fi1' '; S 'W'B'TBfHWpwC w. .;,A&M- - the Littlefield Lions Club Pancake Supper Friday night. w- - 'mrttMmmsvm&AhKAwmmmm&a:M'mmmmmesmsfmhmB u ;&. Bt vy.,i ), .'r,rr i v. m.z. . - Lions Club members cooked about 100 pounds of bacon XI a" JMfc-T-'f- rl . 1 '''', and 20 pounds of sausage to go with the flapjacks.- As for ' "r S,H'!ih.V ' 'if' --how .many pancakes there, were;' one Lion said:''There just &. "' t i Jln'tnowaycftelllnV " "r 'i,,, ?r; KSSSESIa r" ' iL r'lifiSfrSSB Frt - i i v i4W--WCT.V.. pictures in pattern, k'Mi' '. LL TJ Following the a clockwise starting ' $C" 5, . 4?&i &. v&fiilLLLLLLH hi i at uppsr left, the first one s:iows Lion Harold Clement serv- ZzWmM' IFj.!.. tV. . ,. F..V7 g.g"TB j. V . ing Wayne Streoty of Littlefield. i VTi v'VltSM Tv1"1 ?' "KMiKiJT' Bag In number two, left to right, F. L. Newton and C. M. ... I . SK- -. . , Lance look on as Chief Flapjack Flipper Elwood Smith does h'( 7" rvT.llMPWP-1-W-...- . 4 Hi'JfBS-X-' .' T. .7 . X. j. 4 his duty. MHKKHAi"rMLr M Mf i mv' .iT I . A vre.'HL " '! ! ' In number three, Lion Ed McCanlies welcomes Mr. and fS. IBHfer'PlL 3i if Mrs. Bacon Jones as they enter the serving line. Number four shows Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimbrough and .a3sfv y ., ira. 'f'j Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Zahn as they test the Lions' cooking. vi W .n In number five, Chief Flapjack Pourer Calvin Brown handles the ladle as C. M. Lance looks on. r ri Mayor. Ellis 'Foust takes a turn at the serving line in number six.

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sa;a t --t ic " tpnm j fago 2 Lcimb County Leader, Llttlefield, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1957 The Sandhills Philosopher EDITORIALS DOWN MEMORY LANE 5, 1933) II ; . . . (From the files of the Lamb County Leader, Jan. w. w. PrnnrflmOnM:!.-- -- ... -- .. .Tuaaiiec receipts Every Could Use Office reports increase in postal Be On ' American Local Post May Schedule, But. F! year. "f over previous rMllnr'u iiii(r TllG S(UI(t!lllN in Wnshtmrtrm ' ;. . o !, ..l.nnrn n. on Ills Jolmjon- - an answer A Copy Of The Constitution with their lhllosolicr on how our 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Duggan spent Christmas eras rami Is concerned about gram Is comln nlfi,. l '. program, 111 WflB (in Enk.l..i. .. Dan Daniel, National Commander of the American Le family, Mr. and Mrs. David Graccy.. (ho L.S. mlsslo - " "iiuuuie. daughter and week Indicates. gjon, writing in The American Mercury, points out very ef- Ifttor tlii I have thought hi. .... people years, honor roll last and don't know wsi fectively and organizations have tried, over the Miss Evelyn Garington was on the Tech Dear edllar: riKcnrAfl . ., Uir I of tp alter the Constitution the United States. semester. Everybody Is looking for reas- That Is, you I'M Intercon- take my t ; Yet, Daniel points out, the Constitution was planned not surance In these days of here. According tinental missiles and while I am to th, , jpst for the time it was drafter but for all time. Madison Miss Olga D. Tunnell of Amherst, organized an not prcpaied to believe yet that inn r.ntun . .."' "la which we wish ages, long-rang- stud: "In framing the system to last for class and dramatic club. Russia can line up all Its e r.l. we should not lose sight of chances which age will produce." missiles, take aim and blow In the world In i-- The people, through their elected representatives, hav ap- Homer Hall to change location of store about Jan. 15. up every city 1 mi - thirty minutes, still her success nZusr:""nH proved an average of only one amendment to the Constltu- 1100-poun- In launching a satel- ri:ncMrSTn-."ed- but u , tlon in each seventeen and a half years, a pretty convincing It !.-- "". lite is hard to argue with when ... nguitu. un: ""Hl In scnedule. argument in wisdom contained in Constitu- comes to saying who's ahead T . favor of the the Tho-- ... ML . I News Letter and naturally all iuaui i nni n.', tion. Washington this department, front steps Is of us have been concerned. '. was limiting to Ulnd thnf ,..!. ,.w"l The latest amendment that Presidents typical helter-skelte- r Consequently, Washington Is get- V l Jit Ill YAHHOKOUOII rivalry and ..--nnvt-.. Th.- ::l" Vice-Presiden- UAI.ril uam aoor W two four-ye- ar terms, and ts, who serve as planning by the ting on the ball and I think we ...i- "Give the people light and Republican coming up in 195? m. . four-yea- r it might raise tax- can catch us all right, but I was president for more than two years, to only one they will find the way." This is a has sagged through tC carburetor, Mabel." precept of Democracy. So es. ntercsted In what a Washington ejected term. Jhink you've flooded the basic wars and no tax assessor J i believelng, this is to report to However, If a missile admin- expert had to say to n Congres- ed to get ; Daniel points out that one of the greatest surrenders appointed committee the other day throuRh It ,1 you that our country is in the istrator or director Is sional .Nowrmnotsaylnjih.il oj individual freedom came about in 1913, when Amend-- 1 most grave clanger that It has authority to take control of along this line. with silo program Is In u ..- Anut Your Health been In months development and coordi- According to an article I read -J r&ent XVI was passed, giving the Federal Government prac- - s'nee the first missile my farm is I don't after Pearl Harbor. nate the work, I believe oursnfe In a newspaper which I paid a - tod tjcally over us in giving government uo Know- us possible absolute iower the the mis- ty can be secured without addi- nickel for, after all, I recognize tot Last week I witnessed the un scneuuie and still flower to "lay and collect taxes on incomes from whatever Safety Rules For Using tional taxes. this missile program Is going to bet sile briefings and firings at Fort behind your neighbor. Sands Prov- One thing is sure: We cannot cost us all money and I figured source derived." Until this time the Constitution did not per. Ullss and at White I also hope the U.S. ing Grounds. afford delay. the least I could do was face up pk mit Congress to levy unequal taxes upon as as individual cit- MJiiivuiiiiK noout It quid Cleaning Agents Listed Our armed services have per- to my part of the load and spend izens. i oo hdoui tnis farm fected a missile virtually 100 a nickel to keep posted this expert Yours faithfully,' IIKNltY UOl.Li: oils of human skin. pilot-operate- d Palmer McCown r This amendment was adopted in 1913 because it was It) per cent effective against J, A. State llculth Cimiinls".i.mer Yen still insist on doing your Hut thte offers Sunday Included Leon Cohorn of 'if said that the people would be taxed only a nominal one or It aircraft. The curtain looked d'njjy, s own dry cleaning? Then do little conolatlon because we have Lamesa, testimony; Mary Lou two per cent. There was no limitation, however, and many .she (iceided to clean them in a light. , Helps Conduct not created an effective weapon Llchey of Wilson, special mus'c; Jwjmiich corporations and some individuals today are taxed in sur- pan of in the bjtntub. Use only clean against guided missiles. Th's, and Betty Westfall of Eastland, llghi "ng agents, keeping In mlnil that prisingly high percentage ratios. She forgot nbout the pilot without question, Is the most Church Services testimony. " mat kings on a on the lloor furnace just outsid. vital problem that faces us at Joe Al Bryant of Whlthnrrnl Is J In recent years we seen attempts to not necessarily mean of the have circumvent the bathroom door label do this minute. It Is the reason I ABILENE - Members extension director of the spon- Hardln-Slmmon- JP tjie Constitution madu by those who would pass treaties She was bulled just a couple Never, under urged President Elsenhower to s University Bap- soring organization. any use gasoline cf week ago, this usually aleri citcumstances, call Congress In session Imme- Union conducted reg- yhich would supersede state and Federal laws. Also we naptha. tist Student woman who was "accustomed" to or diately. I believe that the earli- ular services Sunday at the First have seen courts interpret the Constitution to 1 ME suit their doing her own dry cleaning. Do your cleaning outside, est minute wo can face this Baptist Church of Hawley, Joh" viewpoints and actually usurp the powers of Congress or happens to someone somewhere whPic toxic vapors will be matter and speed up our re- Pctry, director of religious activi- DAY and NIGHT the states and, in effect, legislrtc practically every day. quickly and safely dissipated. search and development pro- ties announced. j Use d'p stick in the liquid grams, . Whether you agree or disagre with these views, it Many victims of home dry a the safer our country The Rev. Jake Armstrong Is cleaning accidents, like an Instead of your bare hands. will be. pastor of the church. ! i. TELEVISION SERVICE would pay every American to obtain a copy of the Consti- nbove,routinely used Keep childicn and pets nwa Many of you have asked me, Speaking for the services was your cleaning operations. fact-findin- g tution (if he doesn't already have one) and read it care- flammableliquids to clean cur- frcm durlrg my recent Glen Jackson of Odessa an-- t J. II be Child! ca arc often the Innocent ' fully. This is our "Charter" as a free nation. It is perhaps tains or clothes. Others were visits across the State, whether Janeso of Abilene. Janese also gmners, motivated by econom victims cf home cleaning I believe taxes will have to be served as sponsor. Palmer Mc- the greatest governmental document ever composed and its or convenience. ra'sed to meet the Russians' mis- Cown led singing is . the with Mary COTTON HARLIM iv wisdom in 1957 is as applicable to us today as it was almost Most f them wore ordnaiily sile threat. Truly as pianist. McCown Is from two hundred years ago. sensible, with full awnieness ol I believe the answer to this de- Llttlefield nnd Miss Truly Is Letters To The pends on the the peril of gasoline or naptha Administration. from Wichita Falls. MIONE 33G 520 W. 1ST.! or other ilr cleaning prepara- If we have ungulded service Other students, on the program Ivt carole-i- s ft f1, I tions. One moment of Editor Paralysis Is Personal ness to which we aie all protu turned them from happy home-maker- s Edltoi and Publisher ; There has been a lot of talk recently about polio stat- - into sad statistics. L.mb County Leader IstifM. Thnv Innk vorv fond. Tim inpirlnnrn nf thn twirnlvlip Explosions arc only one o Llttlefield, Texas . several risks run by the thought The Littleiield School Cho'rs disease went down sharply in Idol. The Salk vaccine obvious- - los1 opeiations wish to express their apprecia jy works and works wonderfully well. Thereis considerable Seme elean'iiK agents are flam-pattin- tion for tho picture page and' on the back that victory is within our grasp. ""able; othersgive off Injuiiuui wilte up after the Choir's con-tu- t wiporsi still otlieis are harmful of November 11, 1957. . Fine and dandy. But do we know that 19j would noti l0 human skin. All could be We also want to thank you for Jiave been a light polio year anyway? We do not. Polio is a lethal if taken internally, tho publicity and courtesies ex- hotoriously unpredictable disease, up one year and down the So inflammable Is gasoline that tended the choirs in the past to keip it stored at home is to years. iqxU emits vapors to foim explosive Thank you so very much. ; The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis points mixtures in the air. A transient Sincerely yours but that there is one thing we do know for sure, and that is spaik fiom alight switch or cig- L'ttlcfield school choirs arette and the mistuie may Ik Hugh M. Ellison, Director that a lot of people either haven't been vaccinated at all, or ignited. Tit Nomod-o- ne of ! Station Wogom for '31 have not completed their full series of three shots. These Vapcrs may flow in an InvislbK The Circa t Chicago Kire occur-le-d people will be in just as much danger if next summer is a !,la'am f0r ,Jt iL" lr0111 '"l in 1871, leaving homeless all I but about 7,000 populat'on heavy polo summer though of a of as they lived before the age ofjXd&X 'mat coniaZ 77,l)UU. Dr. Salk. i when touched off by flame o. s,atl(-- general-lysi- s ', Statistics are figures marks on a piece of paper. Para-- ' sPaik- - ' electricity is personal. If you or your children contract paraly tic ft M ic " jb.ir 592 I)Oho, all the encouraging statistics in the world will not 'uniting the fumes or gasoline oi is the phone THE BEAUTIFUL WAY TO BE case the tragedy. And tragedy it is, in the fullest and most ' pthu I ' number for sense, if men, women Care must be taken to avoid in jjiwful and children are stricken by halh.g concentrated vapors, since this venomous disease when the means to protect them aie the common ones excluding tur-- Chiropractic at hand. pentine are anesthetics, oome, J after piolongcJ expasure, in-- 1 ! The statistics that count, so far as any family is con- aie Service THRIFTY.. juiious to Internal organs. f .'58 CHEVROLET! cerned, are its record Make - of vaccination. no mistake about If gasoline or naptha can dls- W. S. Dickenson, it, your OWN is pay ; lvc dirt and gr me on fabrics vaccination the off. Get it done. Finish N.D., D.C. your full series of three shots. National statistics pretty obviously these same fluids nr, are able to cut thtough the natural fneaningless in a family where a child or adult is struggling

noth-rngle- ss Jo wreath with muscles been Stdan-bo- that have knocked into Th Deliay ld bauly and Bod by by polio. fiier In Chevy't lowatl pilctd J.fUil

ti 1 -? ITaxMan Sam Sez: b ,m90t m raMAfMMMM' wtm fc r? I Most folks never keep a record of how much money LI COnoP hey invest in capita 1 additions to their homes. They plan on spending their life in their home. The way folks move' around nowadays, though, makes it profitable for most of them to keep an ax;act recordof how much their house and everything they add to it cost them. This includes the lawn, ' he back, room, and the tool shed they added to the garage. ' tl they have to move, they are alway able to figure out if Chey have a gain or a loss on their house. Nobody likes to ay tax simply because he didn't keep a record and does not mm?. Ijnow how much something cost him. I - Look - at tho bold new styling with new tilings that make driving hap-

Ball-O-Mat- and No. 100 ic brilliant new ideas about pier and riding smoother. driving pleasure Chevrolet mxb (Tmmtu of- Just try one! Power ranges from Xeater 9 Cam Blue-Fla- Automatic fers even in its louest the budget-minde- 145-h,- p. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffoce at Llttlefield, priced d m 280-h- p. Texas, May 21, 1S23 Under Act of March 3, 1S7U. Lowest Priced Automatic Delray Series! 6 to Chevy's radical Zig-Za- g Super Turbo-Thru- Delrays, SAM L. WILLIAMS Publisher On the Market st V8. J&ILL TURNER like other models, have a new Full Asst Publisher, Editor Look what the beautiful road-love!-i- new Dclray Coil suspension- -a Any erroneous reflection upon character, reputa- Hundreds of Designs 1'ossible models softer, the standing or do for your dollars! They're ride tion of any person , firm or corporation which may appear In the Without Attachments the ride. You can have a real air lowest priced low-pric- eolumnj of the Lamb County Leader will be gladly corrected upon otal the ed to make the going even smoother-ar- id being brought to Chevrolets. But they're the attention of the publisher. long, low and Overdrive to make it even thriftier. loaded intt cnn a ... . . '- - tho -- r..n k - """-. rv each v-- iuu nmc inches Sec all Chevrolet rublilie. ''linrsday of at $199.95 MOM that's new at your , SM3 fOIW0 ffmj ..longer, dramatically Phelps Ateitfcj, LittMielil, by IJItlefield I'ress. lower, and loaded dealer's. 'Optional at extra to 510.00 DOWN $10.00 I'EK MONTH ' SUBSCRIPT'ON RATES AIR COND1T.ON.NG-UMPRAT- , Lamb County Leader u.id County Wide Xtwg MA0 tq Q,mM a QmmoM Llttlefieldand Trade 'leirllory, per year .elsewhere In United States, per year $5.00 '':.....m,r: LITTLEFIELD DRUG CO. Oniy Jiwuldlid'OmnJti baler$ MAn mtUerM In Hofcuavrlt from on high; your D K'a juat one ruh' Optoion." fit jfljBr Load Auorid. Omrol . i ,r V fT wsm hi fijum ujtrva m' limmitmt)umttMim.ifinmmmlM inwwrt(Hii)nwiiLwriiiii'MiWl

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Thursday night was the third time this year that cur Senior High Band, under the direction of Ber!e Karris, has brought home top honors. v. on To each of the students who participated Thursday night's performance, let us offer our personal congratulations. In spite of snow 1 and freezing temperatures, you performed like seasoned troopers.

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Fsgo 4 Lamb County Leader, Littlcficlri, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1957 guests In the Roy Osthus hom3 More C. E. Timmlns last Wednesday than half 0f ,. home last Tuesday night. Thursday nigni. jvir. nnu mra. mlll'on nounru , ." afternoon. Nelnasf, Cindy and' Ra-nion- a Aubrey duced Hart Camp MrST r.ey Ostlifls and Pat ac- wcro visitors also. annually in JJ Mull-tr- , and Mrs. Charlie Love, companied by. Mrs. Junior Mr. "iii Wisconsin, were In Halo Sandra and Letlia Noll of Hous- Mnrk and PattI, was hospitalize' Happenings Tuesday to visit Mrs. In the Junior Mullor S. 0. Owens Center Inst ton, v'slted Tuesday night at LUtlofiold. By Airs. Junior Mullor Hobble Sngescr. ovet-n'g- ht last MH&t and 11. R. Monroe homes WANTED pHLHEMBjNEppBb Wednesday. The Loves Foy Mooro was hospitali- Davkl Nolnast was ill last week Mr. and Mrs. Don Mullor mu ... rnntn to Ilobbs wher Mrs. mi Tuesday at Amherst end. Mr. and Mrs. Sc'Joll Ulac! of they plan to establish resilience zed last REWARD lownrt fall In which she injured a vlsltod Lamoln Howorto.i a MutSjjjj Robert ami Danny Sagosor vis- Thursday hip at her homo. State Farm at the Mulethoo Hospital last When the snow fell ited In the Grover Sagescr horn; many Hart Camp farmers still i wmpj Tuesday night. More than nine million peopto during had ripe feed and open cotton in 8co or Call tlioir mother's lllnsss. attended the World's Fair In Phil- Tlmmlns was' hos- th fields. Mrs. Dclbert adelphia in 1876 commemorating F. L. NEWTON Mr. ami J.lrs. pitalized In Litlleficld last week. mil WcIro and Junior Muller, the 100th anniversary of U.S. "'" jirls of LUtlofiold were supper Mr. and Mrs. .. Patti .were supper 91 w ILl guests In the Aubrey r?clnas Mrs. H. R, Monroe visited Mrs, Mark and You Up To Six ALBUMS (Your Choice Of Anything Bn Our Store) THE GK12AT SWA .MI? Four-- p rsons who attended the General Telephone Company's an- nual employes' barlMM.ni Saturday night appear to be little skeptical of Swaml's powers. Swaml was played by Hob SautiJers, district innuuger of the company, In a highlight of the Of A New program. Others left to right are G. V. Chapman of Mult'shoc, l.arry Hiistcr of Llttlefield, Purchase whose mothen Mildred, Is a switchboard operator; Gary Smith of Llttlefield, whoso mother Laverne Is also an ojxerator, and Joker IU-.Jrt-s of LHtlefiehl. (Staff Photo) 175 Attend esdfee Pes Pisster Loan Phone Firm's ApgsSieof !rcs s Scaturday C. V.. Frjuson. SB Da'.hs re? The SBA regional office is lo- 1000 Dallas, k v.l di:-- 'or has announced Sat- cated at Main Street, About 175 persons attended urday is the doa!!l:ic for fillT Tas. Ferguson unless oth- $355.85 the General Telephone Co.'s an- loan applications said that Here are coraP0116113 that would cost at least disaster with extended, all dec- "' nual employes' barbecue here Small Bus'neps Administra- erwise disaster htKSIilwSBSKm the Small Busi- Saturday night. damage to homei and larations issued by the tion for ness Administration automatical- Highlighting was. businesses resulting from torn the program ly oxp'.ro six after the end a and floods In May 1957 in months "Swam!" magician act by Bob of month In which decla- counties of Lamar, Ellis, Yoa- the the Saunders, district manager of th? ration was issued. the firm. kum. Lamb, Lynn, Denton, Br's-co- A summary of disaster loan ac motorola for on Tom Green, Lampasas. 095 on the program wore and throu-1:- $04 Others tivities In those counties t the Pep Nighthawks, hillbilly 195 console the closa of business Nov. 7. Hi':i lance band; the Melody Belles ot and Mrs. Bobby Payne, Mr. ani reflects the following: Horn ' rrl Llttleflold High School, a danre Mrs. Curtis Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Loan Applications Rccc'ved, 12 MSm act by Genevieve and Larry Den-c- l C. G. Grizzle, Mr. and Roy $29,000: Mr. Home Loan Appllcatbi 20-WAT- T - I v F0UR SPEAKERS AMPLIFIER, Thanksgiving song Pi.- i Su" Api-iove- HB-WV- and a by Bemc;t. a'l ot d 11, $2S,800; Busine the Steed S'sters of Llttlefield. V-.- i i, a:. J Ina lvimp of Sa i Lf mMS" an Applications Received, O 'M n guests were Mr. Angejii. '724,352; Business Loan Appllca tions Approved, 57, 1.13,142. One of the Small Business Ad-- I minlstrafon's most irnportan Beriietf CSiBaaprcfic CisBio K programs is the humnnltarh task of provjdlng f'nanclal ais ; hi C. W Bennett, D.O. Crystclle pennclt, Office Mgr. nnce to owncrr of homes and bus! ne-je- s siuferlng JpsMs qs a" re- ' ? Fl -- r- - " ; Y' "" sult o7 rlobds, it-- to.nadoes or o'lrr : major disasters. Drought nvsNt SEPARATE BASS-TREBL- E DIAMOND STYU Hours 9 to 13 1 to 5 arc mav he had 'f substan'h AND LOUDNESS CONTROLS rccncmlc Injun- - is shown and If tftfSS - 5 Saturday 9 to 12 NHl he f.r'i hit be?n declarM a mr r-- 10G East 10th Phone 588 ' centres or ' ra b- the Preslden OHi' . P - rrtSSPiiiifeM toCnhiTuwaaCttlyLouhde CSsT , of ARrlcullu" fpsHli "' - 3 (Our 11th Year In Llttlefield) - .(.i p--- o qiullfied rp - WWWM r . s un 20 SMi to year?

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Ea 1ij;i (5 Iinti Oiuiily Loader, Littlcflt'ld, Tiwas, Thursday, Nv. 28, 1057 ty Mrs. Oglctrec beenmc 111 PHPct inn.l... . with the flu while there. Low-Calor- A ie Holiday Treat Views From ""aft FFA First-Plac- e Mrs. Earl Mooro was hostess A'. Littlefield Wins Three prodducts party in her Bobby AngeiTL, , Valley for a Pleasant . Tuesday afternoon. Universltv- -- last '""J me i. ;j me home Refreshments of banana nut of his partt, r ..- .,,,, .,w,. nvinnds svm- - k In - cake and coffee were served to Banners District Leadership Contest to tho Forrest Greene Gregory, Doug Mr. and JuTU pathy Mcsdamcs Carl .. family due to the death of his Hazel Glasscock, Bernlce Worn Mnm1.. first-plac- Parish, .Tnm,l. "?" e W Greene, who tho I MULESHOE Three father, Mr. F. English, Buzzy Jones, Clyde " "ngeiey banners were won by Littlefield tlefield Bill Mote, Ronnie passed nway at the Muleshoe Knight, Ida Allen, Oliver Tunnell, FFA chapter members Saturday Vorhels, Ray Minyard, Luther Funeral Services Hospital tho latter part of the Ray Glasscock, Crlll BulU, Eu- In the district leadership con- Hill, Lloyd Jacciuess, Jimmy week. gene Lee, Tena Davis and the test at Muleshoe. M jWiSt 2Tj TSKvXf Houlc; Laney Regan and Jerry1 2fi TW hostess. Conducted For Mule-sho- o The contest was held In the Partner; V. W. Hall and James Roland Mathieson from Agriculture building vocational at Pirkey, chapter advisors. and Jack Briscoe visited Thurlo Branscum attended the Muleshoe Hlfih School. Junior chapter conducting (Lit- W. G. Street, Sr. of Mrs. Farmer's Union meeting First-plac- in the home Earth e also went to inet Sundav banners tlefield) Randy Greer, Max held there last Tuesday night. to teams from Olton, Dimmltt conduct- Vera Engelking and Mrs. Celln Ball, James Hayes, Bobby Dow, Funeral services were Bob Potcet, representative and Sprlnglake chapters. Buzz Young in Baptist Mathieson. First-plac- Goertz, Hershel and ed Sunday the First from Plain s Cotton Growon e teams will compete ' Zane Gray; Hall and Pirkey, chap- G. Sr. Lubbock was in the Area 1 leadership contests, Church for Willard Street, Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Moore of Ass'n. from ths ter advisors. a scheduled Dec. 7 at Plainview. veteran city official and El Paso and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Serlor farm skill demonstra- pioneer of this area. Banners were presented to Moore of Ogden, Knns. visited first, tion (Dimmltt) Don Robb, Don Saturday in the of second and third place teams In Street died last weekend in the homo 74e Gregory, Orby Moore, Mickey Medical Arts Hospital after a their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sea- 0& AT CHRISTMAS P&lfatf; the district contests. O. jAeNmT2V Hathway and Ronnie Elder; J. long Illness. I The top three teams In each born i Moore. The Reviled Standard Seals, chapter advisor. He moved to Littlefield In 1913 j Raisins and spice and something extra nice: a sweet treat that's Donald Is stationed at Ft. Bliss Venwil of the contests were: ! Junior farm skill demonstra- and served as city secretary for low in calories. Your holiday guests will enjoy theso tasty cookies, anfl Wayne is nt Ft. R'ley, but Is Senior chapter conducting The beautiful and timely-sto- ry oU tion (Sprlnglake) Sandy San- 28 years before retiring in 195G. and be grateful for tho fact that they aro sweetened with saccharin overseas duty. Mule-sho- scheduled for First, Kami a sieoiei, aeeper Spiritual b Llttlef'eld; second Ander- Raymond Burns, pastor of to guard grown-up- s' waistlines and youngsters' mealtime appetites. Three-Way- ders, Jerrell Hadwny, Carl Dr. through the more powerfjl third, . Saccharin is moro than 100 times sweeter than sugar, but it accurate and son and Larry Tunnell; E. R. the First Presbyterian Church Mrs. Bonnie Haberer was a of RSV Bible. This is Senior the the version rD farm skill demonstration Gaston, chapter advisor. assisted by Dr. Lee doesn't contain a single calorie. And it's tho calorics in snacks, you Country know, that do such good job of ndding bulges to guest of the Town and the laniuiee if today, that millionth . First, Dimmltt; Second, Olton; Radio Broadcasting (Olton) Hemphill. a the oldsters of third Farwcll. while making the kiddies balk at their vegetables. Study Club hold In the homo 10 lor guidance, comruri ana inspiration, me easylja Jackie Pinson, Bill Austin and Burial was in the Littlefield in Earth RSV Bible is Ideal for personal use and makes Junior farm skill demonstra- Here's another tip: if your Santa's getting pudgy, set these cookies Mrs. Ted Haberer an attrac John Wayne Hair; J. C. Lane Jr. Cemetery under the direction of out with non-fa- t milk for his Christmas Eve snack. Tliat way, only $ your friends will enjoy ana treasure. tion First, Sprlnglake; second Olton; and Harold Warren, chapter ad- Hammons Funeral Home. the stockings will feel stuffed! third. Dimmltt. Survivors include his wife, one Y Use thlt coupon, today, to order from Radio broadcasting visors. Raisin Spice Cookies Jack Juilnn was visiting in the First, FFA quiz (Littlefield) Ken- son, Willard G. Street, Jr., of the Olton; second, Littlefield; Turn on oven; set nt moderately slow (350). Jack Calhoun home Thursday - third neth Ogerly, Steve Short, Edwin home, one daughter, Mrs. Don E. & OFFICE SUPPLY- Dimmltt. Dissolve I saccharin tablet ( grain) in 2 Tbsp. water afternoon. A M Trimmer, and DeRoyce Tomlson; Berger of Bartlesvllle, Okla.; Centtimtni Pteow tnd nw tt fotfowtng RSV tlbltn FFA quiz First, Llttlef'eld; Boil for 3 minutes in a quart saucepan. . cup water Hnll and Pirkey, chapter advis- four grandchildren, Carol Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Myers Oglctreo .Mjroon buckram (3100) . second, Muleshoe; third. Bovina. Yt cup shortening Maroon buckram-wl- th the words el Chrltt Ih ted (3900). ors. ian, Donald, Jr., Howard Charles spent last Monday night with told (dies Members of the first-plac- e 1 cup seedless raisins mfk fenulnt Itathtr, pn) Future Farmer teams from 12 and Lynn Louise, al! of Bartles- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ogletrec and Biac tnuin iciuifr, 101a m m teams arc: Vi tsp. nutmeg will) tht words of Christ In rtd (3907).. chapters in the Littlefield Dis- vllle; one sister, Mrs. Gus Shaw 1 tsp. cinnamon Jane in the Sunnyslde Communl- - Senior chapters conducting (Lit half-brothe- NAME trict participated in the leader-sh'- p of Littlefield and one Let cool until your hand can be held comfortably on tho bottom ADDRESS. contests, which were con- R. W. Stecn of Dallas. of pan. the CITT --STATE ducted under the direction of Bill Add dissolved saccharin nnd .....Vi tsp. salt South I'lnuw Creamery Inc. My rtmittarwv Is vnclotf d. 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