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ME 45 LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 NUMBER 54 Clayton Is Named ' C4 m I Water Inc. Exec

State Representative Bill Clayton of accepted the position on a temporary Clayton said. "We need to get this area Springlake. considered by many to be basis, planning to continue in his coordinated." the State Legislature's leading water legislative post," at least for the time Clayton replaces Cliff Chamberlain authority, was named executive being." who left Water, Inc., about the first of director of Water, Inc., Tuesday. "I have no plans to resign my the year. Clayton has taken the job as head legislative post this term," Clayton L. Dean Rea of Tulia has been of Water, Inc , at a reported $20,000 said in a telephone conversation named the new associate executive per year salary. Clayton said he Wednesday noon. "However I will director, and will be Clayton's this position next term to right-han- d man. determine whether I can do a better Clayton has served as representative job to get water to Texas by staying of the 72nd district since 1963. The Wreck Toll where I now am." district is comprised of Deaf Smith, Castro, Parmer, Bailey, Cochran and Rep. Clayton is chairman of the Lamb Counties. High In '68 House Interim Water Study Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and State Sen. Committee at the present time, as well Jack Hightower of Vernon have both as holding posts and chairmanships of described Clayton as "the water Three people were killed and 51 several key house committees. authority in the Texas legislature." BILL CLAYTON were injured in car accidents on He is a member of the executive Littlefield streets In 1968 according to committee of the Interstate records compiled in the office of Conference of Water problems, Chief of Police F. A. Fitzgerald. chairman of the Texas Water From 162 accidents, motorists paid Conservation Association, and Course May Change out about for repairs represents Texas at the Southern compared to $58,300 for 147 Water Resources Conference annually. accidents In 1967. In 1967, three died Clayton plans to work through the and 40 were injured in car accidents. Water, Inc., staff while the legislature Police estimated the cost of 167 On School Proposal is in session, and will devote full time accidents in 1966 at $10,728, about to the job when the House adjourns. half that of 1968. One person was "I hope to get all the people in this "Compulsory consolidation is going food and fiber out of business." killed 39 and injured in 1966. area speaking in the same voice," to have to be abandoned and we have Heatly's letter to the committee said Chief Fitzgerald said the differences to obtain our objectives in some other Haley's bill would base the in costs between 1968 and 1966 could way," Rep. De Witt Hale told the determination of how much of its be the result of three things: more Public Education Committee. school costs a local district could IRENE of House bar LYNN....Littlef ield's "Teacher the Year" serious damages; increases in the cost Superintendent of Littlefield on the true market value of real estate of labor and parts; and lower estimates 'We, Women' Schools, Paul I. Jones, Dr. W. C. but would not force taxation on this in 1966. Novviin, board president, and board basis. It would be up to each district T. A. Hilbun, automobile insurance members Flannery Newton and Calvin how it would raise its local school said Plan Cookbook lrs. Selected underwriter, these figures were Price were among some 700 persons costs. Hale said. Lynn large nominal when you consider the who packed the Texas House chamber Speaker Gus Mutscher made a number of vehicles registered for the And Tasting Bee Tuesday for the first big hearing on surprise appearance. Mutscher, who f , city. proposed public school reforms. h4rxoppoed the consolidation fwrture "Insurance rates for counties are set '.& Teacher H.ut' tpor e uf i uoui Liii VTfe oill, said a ''longrjlnge plan of Year' damage Iy LOVVOKN Of on estimates from accidents JOELLA carrying out the recommendations of educational improvements" should reported to the State DeparfmefJt o Newt Editor, Leader Newt Gov. J.ILAH letters giving her credit former John Connally's include systematic expansion of school RODGERS complimentary Public Safety and then to the cKi-.S- Writer for help she's given them, fellow Ten new members were received at Committee on Public School finances, attention to the special needs Insurance Commission," Chief most of poor 1'i. Irene say. Tuesday's meeting of "We, The Education (COPSE) Its children and those from Lynn takes the business teachers Fitzgerald said. Because estimates are at Texas Tech, Women", when they met at noon in controversial proposal would require acting rather seriously. English departments made at the scene of the accident, See CONSOLIDATION Page 15 Plains and other the Reddy Room to finalize a most school districts to have 2,600 :m of her superior ability to West Texas, South some of them are higher and some of g pupils or be countywide, with districts j.1 knowledge to to colleges and universities have lauded month-lon- membership drive. students and them are lower than actual repairs of in sparsely populated 'i'''ro'r'ry the Littlefield English department, and Members of "We, The Women" 1,600 areas. tram with a love of learning, cost. This proposal would eliminate all Mrs. Lynn deserves a fair share of this discussed at length plans for gathering but loom teachers have chosen Mrs. The 1968 report shows that 132 353 of the present 1,218 districts. praise, teachers say. recipes and publishing a cookbook. aTeacherof the Year". citations were issued for the 162 "Mandatory consolidation...for Moonlight ihii attractive E lish instructor Committee members were named, back to Mrs. Lynn accidents in 1968. There were 126 obvious political reasons, cannot pass tve distinguishing white streak in "Students come with Elsie Garland serving as what she taught them citations for the 149 accidents in the legislature," Rep. Hale said. "....I Me an s Ma dn ess Ipermaturely graying hair and a to tell her that committee chairman. worth while," Mrs. Ward 1949, and 155 citations for the 167 have decided to approach it from a ft toothpaste ad smile will be one was truly Other members of the committee in accidents in 1966. angle. I will offer a tie hundreds said. "They say it is easier to adjust arc Lou Russell, Bobble McShan, different "Moonlight Madness," of "Teachers of the Failure to observe stop signs and to amendments in for from college and their grades are better Betty Hodges, Beulah Dunlap, Betty strange malady which results all over Texas who will bo control speed were the major causes of financial that will be an for because of the good basic background Smith, Myda Smith and Julia Randall. incentives in merchants offering prices R the state honor. State accidents in 1968. inducement for districts of larger "frswill she gave them." Plans are being made to conduct a that are almost too good to be nominees for National Following too closely and backing size." per of the Year tasting bee in conjunction with the be true, will strike in with Mrs. Lynn say she away from the curb were third and More than 24 opponents the bill Teaching cookbook sales, where most of the of Littlefield tonight. is the highest profession goes beyond the call of duty for any fourth in the violations. who wished to testify waited patiently is dishes published in the cookbook may At least it will at eight h because of the influence educational, civic or community while Hale and members COPSE Mers have be sampled. of places of business along over youth," Mrs. Lynn endeavor. She is genuinely interested explained the bill. It took more than Phelps Avenue. teachers come in closer contact they say. President Betty Kehoe presented a In the feelings of others, WEATHER three and one-hal- f hours to introduce will i loung reading titled "Lifters and Leaners". The madcap prices be people than any one Fellow teachers say she will gladly the lengthy bill. on at Anthony's, The Fair f-- tne She encouraged women of the home We exert a great take on extra assignments and heavier H The man whose committee will oi organization to be better "lifters," Store, H&M Fabrics, Kirby influence over them in their to produce harmony, 19 74 33 financing of bill, "Hue years loads MARCH although they have done "lots of oversee the the Shoes, Littlefield Discount cooperation and help others. 34 BUI Heatly of House At MARCH 20 57 work" in the past. chairman the Center, McAnally Jewelry, this aee. sturlnnts nrp trvlni tn was chosen by Littlefield 1 Mrs. Lynn Appropriations Committee, made his themselves MARCH 21 65 38 Members were informed that a Penney's and Perry's. they want to hook on teachers to represent them on the state opposition to the bill clear by 7 (SoiMthlne-an- MARCH 22 72 38 .25 committee of four-Beu- lah Dunlap, Turn to pages 6 and and d thov Inok to the level because they feel she is distributing a letter as the hearing chers MARCH 23 71 30 .01 Betty Hodges, Sonja Patton, and Betty look over the savings that Yes, I take teaching exceptionally skillful and dedicated began, will be offered in Littlefield IWN) MARCH 24 59 27 Kehoe represented "We, The Women', "If the state forces local districts to from 7 to 10 o'clock "hen honors come her wav. she is MARCH 25 50 26 at a Rotary Club meeting See TEACHER Page 15 tax property on its market value, it tonight. nodest " Mrs A n Wnrrl cilrl Thursday, to explain the origin, plans purposes of organization, will force all the farmers who produce lu!ays 'yes' but others u. gnnMpHajBHpjpjpBpapM MHpBBBHHMIHHflHHH and the iaa.paaaapaq. sa's M9HHMr Mrs. J. E. Ransburg of Honolulu, ' nave done " Irene better.' Hawaii, sister of Mrs. Betty Hodges, ') minimizes her imnortance to IpppppppK H? mpppppppH ppppppppk "v IX. sent a shoe box of small hula dolls to eedit to others. We are all honinc jHBHB lvf W "PPPPM be used in decorations or for sale in StOesfsf. in Ik . ii .. in mi. tonit-si-4... Mrs- Mrs. Ransburg attended Lynn has tm bazaars. been teachlnc 22 i JIS. With 1R (if Ihncn holnrf In I ho See WOMEN Page 15 ''tlefielH SVStpm llnr flrcf ionr-lilni- f b teaching seventh graders at ;" She taught English and typing 7 more years at Bula during the Kehoe Gels Spot

She had C-- all tvnino pIiikps hpr first On C Board Llttlefieid High, then she began :!"" English with some speech Jerry manager for JSs along Kehoe, district the wav. Mrs. Lvnn has General Telephone, has been named to 'senl0r English classes now, and Is of the I '"oitheEnoiUh the board of directors nno,t,ot Littlefield Chamber of Commerce. '" LVnn at In mind MnMnrru nno of the new director 'Jnd has Announcement P her degree from Texas came Monday following a board I n an English mnlnr. and meeting at which Chamber directors history f"otsn and education. accepted, with regret, the resignation s n o ...... ,.u Lint '"KiiiotT ui me uiuiciieiu of Arthur P. Duggan Jr. fSrOOm ,iTnnnhnrc A cc,.lni Inn (W$ Duggan, a past president of the State Tnnnlin-- c Arolo(l l.n Chamber and a longtime board CT' lncomi"8 president of the member, said ho resigned the post ur,;.n ind a member of Delta -- uamma because his business affairs take him out of the community often. "rs. Lvnn'c i. .in rl,l "I've been unable to make several he. ls kli chairman of the high board meetings," he said, "but I'm . English department, and heads willing and anxious to help on as many pppppPPVti ppppH committee. She civic projects as time will permit " ,J,"oa'lp'red the j National Honor Society In other action at Monday's C-- okiiiui 6JJUUSUI iui meeting, the board heard plans for the L HiMrsand dlr?cted three plays. Christmas parade to be held Saturday, K,ea aaflaBBBBBaflHaflpwftliJHLH: ' eirn. tno Interscholastlc Dec. 6 and named four persons to the J!K9r1 'dSlHu one-ac- t niavtwnvpnrs Community Project. Action COUNTY JUDGE G. T. Sides signs a proclamation designating April have been published In BUI Kelly, LL(7ti''Stlonal They are Odell Chandler, as American Cancer Society Month in Lamb County. Looking on are Pnitrt Anihnlnciv SMILES-Kri- sta Brantley, 4, grins broadly in Babe Banner and Dutch Wilkinson OUS tlmoc ...lik ' i..iT. SHE'S ALL drive Rev. Wallace Kirby and Mrs. Edna Mae Mangum. feciji "'"i vBii icl'civiiib .i.i,Hr,n nf modelinn n the style show here Friday Manager Jim Kelly reported that a 'eco8nltion a This year's goal is $8,000. Mrs. Mangum holds a certificate stating F0 for superior work brother Ken, 6, Is concerned, it's drag. See C-- drlvo is planned In night. As far as older membership the chapter went over the previous year's record. ttotno """ems irom me tour story, page 2. late spring before sc xil is out II MVDII II VI Page 2. THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 Djiii. T.vn.r.h. ismw.. ir r Denim Dolls For Cotton , V1.f llQn. Cub Seoul AMHERST1-Mi- ss Debbie tapers. Yellow,.,, Will Present Style Show Lynch, bride-elec- t of streamers W.?"VI with a bridal shower In Mrs. cold clltior SOI'The Week s ow ,ll homo, Alvin ftiessamore nome l.lnrln Denim Dolls for CoUnn and fabrics sown at Saturday..aafternoon. It i will present an all cottor. The fabrics and fashions are Delores a style show on Friday, March from Ware's. T h e honoree's chosen embossed ZA colors of white and yellow Pineapple punchl H 28, at 7.30 p.m. in the Willie Jeannle Pierce, Joan were used in the table Room of Lamb County REA Harper, Linda Lane and Pam mT '?m.!W decorations and "VI 111 I i building. Nix, all from Sudan, will refreshments. All provide the steel HKiHat 111 women of the area are entertainment The table, laid with a ."""Miig war invited to attend the show in Models w, be Carrie linen cloth was the interest of promoting white BBbSNMiI War. Don. ciavton. Krista v centered with a crystal bowl cotton Brantley, Ken Brantley, bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV 4(tfp of daisies flanked by white The purpose of the Dana Johnson. Cindy Drake, er.Jb organization is to acquaint Harmon, pcat Debbie Cutshall, Kris vernon the public with cotton, its Thrash. Pamela Fisher, LIsha Stagner. uses, ana now to promote u plerc0i Kimberley Fisher, , BBBBBBbIbBBBBBB FHA All fashions are 100 per Shellye Pickrell, Kim Tern-- '7 m Spade rniffl cent cotton ready to wear Mandy LeighMiller, Molly Heard, Karen Drake. Ann BBBBBBBBBBTtn riZTzzi yr fcfr, A u,Vil'"-a- Coffman. Jean White, Mrs. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK x .V. AL f' I AttendsArea Teachers Ronnie Smith, Susan Oster, Campbell, cXlli Cissy Smith, Nell Lane, ?r Arlene Fisher, Peggy Convention Hurstedler, .Jr Wanda Carol Ji?my H. Feted Sowder. Ligon, he fc.n?, White, Imogene Claunch, SPADE-T- Spade Chapter of FHA was one of .nni-ii- II- - ' Junior High teachers were Ellen Williams, Glynda B .."""ion, '' 119 schools represented last p MARK GILES, son of Mr March 20, Williams, Troy Price, Juanita Franks, W tin feted Thursday. weekend at the Area I and Mrs Charles Culp. is with a coffee in the Home Howard, Diane Breedlove, W.H Crosby, US? Cub of Week Lou De Sylvia, Future Homemakers vt-ii-c l, mnhfi Scout the Economics dining room by and Judy n . ni! Is a in MARK a A. E. post commander of tho Convention in Lubbock. Mark Wolf Scout Den Mmes. E. D. Bingham and I. Kirk. JORDAN receives check from Lichte, a Tf:K' ypy Mai Five of Pack 666. His den Littlefield Legion Post, left, and Homer Howard, adjutant secretary. Those attending the T. Shotwell. American night Talent Show mother is Mrs. Delores 30 Jordan is an LHS and has been selected by the Littlefield group to Friday Dameris Crosby Approximately Golf Group junior were Joclla and Debbie hostesses Bryant. teachers attended the coffee. 4. attend Boys State June Myers, Christie Adams, Has Luncheon Linda Hopper, Markeeta Chester Shoiver Honoree Icachers Leonard , Terri Wallace, OLTON-Olt- on Women's Janet Cindy Moore, Debra McCoy, '"I Golf Association met for OLTON-Mi- ss Janet Guests were registered by On Program chapter sponsor Mrs. Kay Chester, blrde-elec- t of Don Miss Pam Holt. Taylor. Mi their monthly luncheon Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Roden, was honored Friday Hostesses presented Miss Special guests were Mrs. A Owen Norfleet. with a shower m Chester with a mixer, Mrs. Alecia Addington of Travis Hopper and Mrs. Leon inPv i Became Hostesses were Mrs. Roy the home of Mrs. Tom toaster, crystal, ironstone Whitharral school and Leonard. Roberts and Mrs. Bill Smith. cookware, canister set and Marion J. McDaniel of Bula Debbie Grcgson, voting Weaver. Honored guests were the ironing board. schools participated on the delegate, attended the House Underslo Twenty-tw- o members and honoree's mother, Mrs. Joe Hostesses assisting Mrs. program for the Texas Small of Delegate meeting on the three guests were present. D. Chester, her sister, Mrs. Smith were Mmes. Alfred Schools Association, Region Texas Tech campus. - Dean Pilot IIsbHbbbbhPv ' KTneBflUfiawSv Following the luncheon Jones of Earth, and an Allen, Jack Straw, Owen XVII, North Zone The Saturday morning ttRsvBHBBHfiEBBBBBBHBHP&- ' iJSHHhl' the club was entertained aunt, Mrs. E. C. Hudson, of Norfleet, D. M. Holt, Denver Study Group meeting at general session was attended wSbbbp" 'WUm with a spring style show. Earth. Offield, Clyde Vaughn, Ott South Plains Coile ge by Debbie Myers, Debra Fashions were modeled by The bride's table was laid Earl Patterson, Bud Andrew, Thursday. March 20. McCoy, Christie Adams, Jane Smith, Margaret with a natural lace cloth oer Dan Gregory, Orian Hackler, Cindy Moore, Markeeta Any upholsterer WJShHbHHk Parsons, Twyla Parker, Betty ming cherry and centered Gene Reynolds, W. E. The program began with a Leonard, Debbie Grcgson, Hall and Doris McGill. with a floral arrangement in Andrew, Earl Douglas, Jack general assembly in the main and Chapter Sponsor, Mrs. who knows his stuff Narrator was Retta Lou shades of pink, rose and Thomas. Walter Struve, Fred auditorium, with Thomas Kay Taylor. Snider. ming cherry. Hicks, R. J. Turner, Percy Alvis of Three Way, The next meeting will be White cake squares were Parsons and Miss Teresa presiding. Tuesday, April 15. Hostesses frosted in white and Thomas. Dr. B. J. Fallon. Texas COSTLY? Yellow According to specialists, is in the Pages for that meeting will be Mrs. decorated with entwined Tech Professor of Education, Dwayne Wilks and Mrs. wedding bands in ming USE YOLKS spoke on "Bird Symbols of the ingredients of almost any Forrest Latimer. cherry frosting. Cakes and If you are plagued by the Fifty States," and lipstick, which include dye, FEILPREETOC . strawberry punch were left-ove- r showed a number of slides as beeswax, oil and perfume, O raw egg yolks, use ON IS AT AM HI CREATE MOODS served by Mrs. Dean Jones them In baked, custard, a part of the presentation. cost only a penny; the Spot accessories around a and Jeana Chester, sisters of homemade noodles, mock Group meetings of the contents of creams cost two Hammoni room for interest and depth. the honoree. Crystal and Hollandaise sauce, scrambled different grade levels were cents an ounce. Packaging Create a mood with their silver appointments eggs, meat loaf, or quick conducted prior to the and profit add S3 billion to Funeral Hoi character and grouping. completed the table decor breads. evening meal. the annual bill. ATTEND THE ALL - COTTON STYLE SHOW

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JUANITA HOWARD models a Vogue pattern !L2- -. styled In Diamond Cloque i Br- -" "Hk ftb&GHHBflflfli 'Vk W Pique from the Fabrics '. ,. imm Department of Ware's. KRISTA BRANTLEY, J of BB W rJBivB7 Brantley. 6. children v i J Mrs. Bill Brantley "" M n wear. - TflBBCHi 1 3WJb1IH BBBBBBbI Dotty pan""',.inj , !BP'b"" style by - Tm vAdBK AKmJbHBBBBBBBBBBBBh short pants by !. IOO UUIIIIIuwi CAROL WHITE models an n black and white COTTON fe i-jmm- print from the Junior ; Department at Ware's. The THE FIBER style Is by Sabeth of California. YOU CAN TRUST JUDY KIRK appears in a 100 per cent cotton novelty pique dress by Cessee Junior, GO COTTONI waM THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1969, PAGE 3 "f,,,rtfB; m m Naylor, a student at Texas Mr. and Mm. M. R Dunn, Tech. ""m ''"" Patricia, Shirley, and re rlj Clifford or Llttlsfleld, and 'fpfctrl ?-- 7f Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A Mr. and Mrs. Cloth Dunn UTTLEnELD 1 Z.Dunn of Littlefield had all and Ray of Amherst, and ttff of their children at home their daughters, Mrs. Linda Their daughter, Mrs Robert Hensley and son Kevin, Mr. Attaway, Sharyn and and Mrs Ray Helm and son 7 f MRS. J. B. McSHAN 385-433- Barbara, formerly of Irving, Allen, both of Littlefield, j EfHfll now of Charlotte, N C , and Miss Susan Mills of sons, Mr and Mrs A L Friona. Mrs, George L White, Johnnie Gallini of Mr and Mrs Cecil Bartlett Dunn, Johnny and Belinda NEW DRINKS Mrs Clem Mrs Sorley and Littlefield. of Lubbock, Mr and Mrs of Lovlngton, N M., Mr and The U S. Department of Oscar Wllemon were In Mr. Mrs, Kenny Birkelbach of Bovina, Mrs. L. U. Dunn, and Mr Agriculture has developed Urownficld Tuesday to and Terrell Pettlt Mr Mrs and Tom Lewis of and Mrs Roy Dunn and new dairy drinks usinn attend Presbyterial. of Midland spent the Littlefield and Miss Martha weekend in Dr Perkin's children, both of Amarillo, cheese whey Mr and Mrs. Charles home. Russell attended market In Dallas the past weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Ben Lyman Jr. of Lubbock and his Mrs. Jack Lemons of parents, Mr and Mrs Ben Plalnview, was guest in the J, Lyman Sr spent Sunday In Hereford as guests Bill J M Farmer Monday of the home IAAV! PIPRT ITV night The ladies are sisters. Lymans. Mrs Bill Lyman nilAI had surgery in the Hereford Mr. and Mrs Wade Potter Hospital last Wednesday It's our annual Easter shoe parade of Ft, Worth, were in town this week visiting friends and Dorothy Perry of tending to business. Amarillo, was guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs Van Mr and Mrs. William L. Clark Saturday night Sj. UtAkt'ut,

Hankston are the proud Af mf IbbbbTaI parents of a baby girl, born Guests of Mrs Lora Cecil March 19, in Littlefleld Brown Saturday night were Hospital. The little miss was Mrs. Nelda S Griffin. Mrs named Jenifer Lee and Myrtle H Rochelle and her weighed 6 lbs., 15 oz. cousin, Mrs Cecil Flynn all Grandparents are Mr. and of Lubbock Mrs. Lwing C. Thaxton and Mr. and Mrs. A J. Hankston n relatives and all of Littlefield friends to attend the funeral of Buster Owens Sr last - Miss Dcnise Ross, Friday were- Mr and Mrs 6.99 12.99 10.99 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Harvey and Glenn of Wr SUP-O- MEN SWING TIP BROGUE Benny Ross of Santa Fe, N. Chattanooga, Okla , Mr and BOYS DRESS SHOE Oxford MEN'S BLACK SPRUCE M., spent Mrs. Ray Curry and Max and with a new brogue look Smooth with grain leather upper smooth lecher uppe r pe the weekend with Corforr long wear her grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Darral Curry all stuff resistant, leather upper long wearing Neolite lole and cleon and Pentred" polyv iyl cMoride Mrs. Buck Ross and also of Midland; Mr and Mrs. Pentred polyvinyl chloride out heel Features clamc beef roll ing visited her uncle, Gene Pete Jennings and Mike of sole and heel, 8'i to 3 ilyling. Boy'i 7 99 A 8 99 sole and heel Ratliff and cousins, Wrene Lavvton, Okla., Mrs. Bobby A55ES FOR RETARDED Children are well underwav at Sacred Heart and Creg Ratliff. Lynch and Mr and Mrs. Oscar Power, Mrs. U V. holic Church and St. Martin's Lutheran Church. Shown with some of the dwork done in the older classes are Rosenda Molina, left, Mrs. Weekend guests of Mrs. Jones and Mr and Mrs. Rip Oleta Elms all of Lubbock hardson. center, the instructor; and Roy Vargas, right. Classes still need H. C. Miller were her sister, js to purchase supplies to work with. Mrs. J. R. Kuykendall of Morton, Mrs. Lorane Mrs Houston Hoover left MM, Wrathcr and Mrs. J. E. Foust Monday for Levelland to of Amarillo. Mrs. Foust is a attend the Annual Meeting former resident of Spade. of Women's Society of Christian Service at the First Mrs. S. D Hay of Sudan United Methodist Church is a patient in Medical Arts The meeting continued Hospital. through Wednesday

Mr. and Mrs. Houston Mrs. Fred Wright suffered IL? a knee injury when she fell Hoover had as their guest the WJ past last week. She underwent weekend her sister, Mrs. surgery at the Methodist Roy LeMond of Grassland. Hospital in Lubbock, and is 7.99 GIRLS' BOW'D PUMP hat smart THE SANDAL LOOK In a sling SLIP-O- .) Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gallini expected home this BOYS "j en' high vamped styling for every pump that's mostly straps ppe E of Lubbock, weekend. antsmoo'h ieo,Ker ai announce the day or dress up Black or white Perched on a heel, it's arrival of a son, born Friday, ticized quarters Fenta" poly patent vinyl on a pretty partner for your sum S 8 tc March 21, at Methodist Roy Young, who vinyl chlor de sole zes i underwent surgery at composition sole and heel mery uresses White Black & 3 Hospital in Lubbock. The Belq baby has Methodist Hospital in been named Paul Lubbock last week, returned Williams and weighed 8 lbs home Tuesday Gaymode nylons reduced thru Saturday The GallinPs have two other afternoon. children, a girl and boy L m ft &sCf Mrs. Tom Thaggard of B, Proud grandparents Mr a43 V3L are: Altus, Okla., who has been Jp J and Mrs. T. J. Rossen of m am 4 visiting her daughter, Mrs. r Austin and Mr. and Mrs kpter" Uuster Owens Jr. and family hi t! and Mrs. Buster Owens Sr. oi Hv .bbbIbIbbt y i)t iMawJi i!?P MJkt "aboi aw Tipton, Okla., who has been d an Mary Newton and Thelma ' guests of her sons and their tor Smith of Newton's Ready to families, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Wear are attending the knit Owens Jr. and Mr. and Mrs market at Dallas. . Joe Paul Owens, returned to their homes Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Bill Owen accompanied by their foster daughter, Miss Kathryn Rev. and Mrs. Jordan x Edwards of Abilene Grooms of Brownfield Christian College, spent the attended the Annual Meeting weekend in Dallas with their of Wesleyan Service Guild at ALL OUR REG. 3 FOR 2.95 NYLONS '"& daughter-in-law- , First United Methodist Mr Wm0 son and Gaymodo caters to every fashion preference Seam Mrs. Church the past weekend. and Jimmy Owen and less plain kmr ormicro mesh, dress sheers or service NOW 3 PR. FOR T. W Scott. They were met in weight, stretchable Cantrece or Agrfon nylon, derm P. MACKEY, instructor of the pre-scho- age Classes for Retarded Guests in the home of Mr. aarMflran i I i t i i i a .. f Dallas by their other son toe or regular styles How can you resist such a tilec . iri .L. r"A..i last mown leacmng me cnimren wnax sniris ana panis are. iiuaems in Glenn Owen of Sao Paulo, and Mrs. Nelson Naylor tion? Many flattering fashion hues or complexion tones iclass are Miss Mark Richardson of Olton, Joe Briones, and Maribelle Lopez. Hrazil. Glenn plans to return weekend were his aunt, in sizes 8V1 to 12, proportioned short, average Jong pmuiiui volunteer neip and transportation are Deing sougnt oy tne scnooi. to his family and home Mar Lou Naylor of Amarillo and 2.34 29. their daughters and families.

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II. . . f T. "WWWWWWWWmCWWtn uy UU1JY What The Leader-New- s Thinks MUDci FRIENDS, rodeo just ain't comlnn rlnM .,n i. wh.it it used to be. wGiustro?Hn.r.?,ier,heE, Oil, the stock is still wild, the GURRRLS!" A Feeling roping is still great and if 'Yes, that goes ovpr Hopeful riding is better men. Sells 1' anything, the ots 0f to than ever. But just how much Natnr.illv hrii l OF HOPE most types of cancer, a person in i0,!1 AN AURA does one get to see of that the Lees fr,Bf eback since Pervades the American Cancer must have been free from all modern day city rodeo? imvu u, nen new Society's Officers. No claims of evidence of the disease for five "Heh, hoh." cancer cures are being years after treatment. I a miraculous WT OVERHEARD city rodeo made or even predicted. vs t&g&zfcssse' dickering with a "NOW ADniiT .. NEW GATS? chairman ... ' ., i,ljyui me (I But, nonetheless, there is a DISCOVERIES OF representative of the Rodeo have in fight wrestling, uould you kesr, distinct feeling the battle against DRUGS helped the Cowboys Association recently. entrants down against leukemia, cancer of the cPPgP to three' V; the dread disease is slowly and "Broken Bones, I do hope you we should qo ahead 'Jl surely being won. blood-foamin- tissups our request steer These new drugs, together understand about wrestling, even though of that you aet more of your ... .,uu THE REASON for this with more efficient utilization wwumiii lit Trw drugs, plus more specific cowboys into the Grand Entry ladies about it looking be in earlier "I'm glad I'm on my side of the Generation Gap!" hopeful feeling can found techniques have helped a number Parade. People are demanding a dangerous." many araas. Last year, for of leukemia patients live beyond more beautiful ceremony this ,, ! ! example, the President was than ever and you should ...-a-mnnhtv..., rinM ail.I. five years. BMfUJ year " naaaat informed that the number of HARVEYmmmmmmmm see the shiny costumes our u This progress has convinced paul hui io uo out thar. hs Americans alive and cured of some scientists that a cure for officials are going to wear!" tea party?" cancer had grown to 1,500,000, Mr. leukemia may be found sooner "Wal, Chairman, the "Now now, Bones, don't t a hundred thousand higher than than for many other types of ) boys're havin' trouble long 'bout "K Ju?1 iryng to arrant the year before. nw rw cancer. then figgerin' out the broncs nave a little bit of rodeo be' To be considered cured of ". drawed fer Bareback Smothers Brothers they the we nuve me square Dancers." OTHER LIFE.SAVING Bronc Riding. We gotta study JHuuic Dancers: factors, the Society notes, are jfc 'em. See, we don't jest git up nSt?C m- - THE PHILOSOPHER the increasing awareness by thar and RIDE. Takes lotssa i u, wen ana women! women of the value of the preparation." norseoacx go through all annual Pap test for uterine "Oh, about that bareback uiuereni cans or a sauar,U cancer and the slow but steady material. Perhaps no entertainer event, Bones. I'm afraid we're Goes over great with the lal of THE SMOTHERS out this Daily recognition by the public the BROTHERS smothered all can supply enough for an hour a going to have to cut that vwu,u yuu, uuy lusn mingul need of regular physical competition for a year. In the week, week after week. The great year. Due to the longer, greater, nine auring tne baddle Br checkups. last rating, their show was not comics who've lasted longest more colorful, more glamorous maing.' even mentioned among the top don't even try. Grand Entry, we just won't have wal, now, Ah reckon Log THESE ARE BUT A FEW of 20. What happened? IF THE SMOTHERS time. You do understand?" better jest talk to the brcl the hopeful factors today which Tom Smothers, usually the BROTHERS career is not "Naw, Ah cain't say Ah do." rjout that, ihey're in a bi surround the whole subject of spokesman for the team, blamed beyond repair, they might start nurry than we are anyhow" cancer. CBS. "Harassment by censors," the road back up by first taking a "WELL, BONES, we tried to "uont be petulant, Bo a (Editor's note: The Sandhills Yet, the battle still ha long he said, "has resulted in trip back home to mother. work it in, really we did, but due I'm just trying to give Philosopher on his Johnson grass way to go. programs so bland that they are to the Girls Trick Riding event Dingo-Ling- s more time." farm reports on a strange item he Research must be intensified uninteresting." "The Ding-a-Lings?- " discovered out of Washington.) and carefully channeled, but there's a glimmer of light in the iiti a am... A CBS INSIDER who THE ABUNDANT LIFE intTtttirlnf M iNtW sin; Dear editar: horizon. And we recommend the considers Tom "impossible and comoo mat an me teenagers! American Cancer Society's 1969 arrogant" says the network wild about. If we can let theml theme: "Help yourself with a People are always talking considered dropping the show a at least ten numbers, about all the rules and checkup and others with a long time ago because of teenagers will buy tickets Washington is always check". regulations headaches over censorship, taste Our Common Debt mad. Uh, Bones, don't blowy: thinking up for the people, so it and related matters. cool, but I'm afriad wemayr was with to nut thn r.ilf rnnmntn- - considerable Normally, this is scarcely a rut V amazement I read a newspaper .. . in subject with which you and I tne umg-a-Ling- s time enouc1 last night that Washington has should be concerned. But since By BOB WEAR "Cut our ropin'? Howkmy thought up some for itself. a rodeo without The General's Howdy Neighbor the Smothers Brothers have have Attorney frequently injected WE HAVE A COMMON to stop because have ndm , three si Department, out of force of themselves others bareback the controversy over DEBT. It is the obligation to do stopped, unless we have done our rasslers, hurried up sa: habit I guess, has come up with a By BOYD PIERCE Of Burleson into ! and no calf repj set of rules for the 1,200 lawyers Vietnam, the military draft and our best with our potentialities best. broncridin', Chicago Police according opportunities If counts on cl it has in the Justice Department. the Department, to the our ability, energy and Halt the RLA perhaps will me to we have. will us ropin' to make up fer losses." Every lawyer must keep a log they allow opportunity permit to every fifteen of every THE MAIN TROUBLE with inject myself into the public Inspiration teaches, learn more, do more and serve minutes all your bJ day of how he spent his time. being sick is that people begin to rhubarb over their declining, "Everyone to whom much is better, we must do so. "WELL, TELL 9 to pay attention to you and it gets coiiccyve' career. "given, of him will much be We owe such action to God, they can enter the Brahmat What he did from a.m. 9:15 it las has to be entered, from 9:15 to to be such a nice sensation that required." to country, to our fellowmen Riding. We've scheduled 9:30, etc., right on through the you get afraid of getting well. THE TROUBLE can best be and to self. Looka here, some cov.d; with an analogy. ao in fer that. We entire day, five days a week. Looking back to your stay in delineated WARNINGS ABOUT THE don't hospital to leave When Arthur Godfrey was an THE PULL TOWARD THE specialists, too, jest like all) What I want to know is, do the continues TREND toward, and the danger ex-ca- b driver, still awed over his is you reckon there's any danger of with you some definite of mediocrity in our social order MEDIOCRE very strong, but city fellers. this spreading? impressions: acceptance as an early-mornin- g we can overcome it if we disk jokey, his personal are coming from every known I've done my H Are we getting close to the warmth source. honestly try to do so. Doing our "BONES. THE HOSPITAL is a we simply have to nuks when Washington will uniform was and It is quite obvious, however, best according to our own But time or a reflected radiatednationwide. timn lnt for Lonesome UiA require me for example to give a bathrobe, white nightshirt few people give heed to abilities and opportunities will which shows your hairy legs and When he became the "Florida that not cause us to in tarnation daily account of how I spent my lose any of the "Who as hotel tycoon" he these timely warnings. The p which says clearly as anything and when joy derived from satisfactory Lonesome Dave?" time from sun-u- to sun-down- ? tendency to conform, just for can, "I'm sick". began to absent himself from his "Whv. he's the qreat T Since you never can tell and I of is interaction with other people. It may own programs increasing the sake conforming, very are crazy aba like to be ahead of the hounds, be the reason that they with strong. In fact, doing our best will tnr! The kiddies let you wear frequency go bear hunting found M so the speak, so long as the don't your clothes "to open many doors of rewarding him. And we've in the hospital is they might with my friend Charlie Wilson" experience the ktddiescl hounds are asleep, I decided to associations with our fellowmen. that forget you are sick. And you or Eddie Rickenbacker or WE SEEM not thn whole familv out. TM jot down what I did yesterday, DETERMINED to might forget, a whomever, all you cowbej just to see how it works. too. What shock he became somebody be with the crowd, regardless of HERE IS A GOOD right after him, it might be to look at your else. 6 a.m. to 6:30: studied about down the loss in personal THOUGHT: "To every man can riae ine uum iu yum j getting up. foot and see a shoe and sock on Arthur Godfrey became accomplishment and in there opens a way and ways and content, if Dave doesn't taMtl got up. it! Mister Godfrey, owner of an contribution to the common a way; and the high soul climbs lona.' 6:40: havin 7 for automated horse ranch in good. History gives us a sound the high way and the low soul "MUter. vou ain't to 7:30: waited is ci breakfast. "NURSE! NURSE! Call the Virginia and breeder of prize basis for the conclusion that gropes the low, and in between rodeo. What you're havin 7:30 to 8: ate. doctor. I must see the doctor at animals. conformity, just for the sake of on the misty flats, the rest drift of them basted Variety 3" 8 to 9: planned my day's once." The astonished nurse conforming, always lowers the to and fro. You don't need no cowboysal work. knows how to handle the A DANGEROUS ILLNESS level of individual and collective But to every man there opens rii, ,ii iot teauinsil 9 to 10: revised my plans situation. "The doctor is not to revived public compassion for life. Everybody loses. a high way and a low, and every tame hosses!" mid-40'- s If is 1 0 to 11: can't remember. be called except for an Godfrey in the briefly. often necessary for the man decides the way his soul 11 to 12: too near lunch to emergency. He has left But he was never again the individual student in our public shall go." start anything now. instructions for you to not get ex-ca- b driver, the ordinary guy schools to have help in order to 12 to 12:30: ate out of bed." with whom you and I could carry the burden of outstanding HOLDING ONE'S SELF 12:30 to 1:30: nap. "But, nurse, look can't you affectionately identify. accomplishment. This condition BACK with the crowd, and down Oilr Policy 1:30 to 3:30: went to town to see? Something terrible has Godfrey is one example of reveals the general state of our with the mediocre may seem to open to lit get a tractor part. happened. I've got my shoes dozens of lesser luminaries whom society. It is unusual to find a be the wise course of action, but our column aie alwayi ,'i, on!" I have seen diverted by similar student or anyone else is who wrltei a letter to 'h'd'"',, 3:30 to 4: discovered it didn't who it is not. - .. , Leader raewi win - ' fit. temptations and sidetracked. honestly trying to do his best. Moving along with the trend ero ilBned, however"wthe nsm "WHY, YOU'RE not the writer will bo withheld uPn ';",,, 4 to 4:40: finally decided to toward mediocrity is one of our are kept " ' , person I SHOW Such letter try again tomorrow. thought you were at ARTIE once cynically MUCH OF THE VAST greatest curses. It involves great Impaction by anyone who vvitnc. 4:40 to 5: a man can't work all," the nurse says. "Are you a said, "Celebrity is the name you unused strength of human personal loss, loss to God and them Letter! are printed , visitor or did you think this was give somebody when you put resources permit., with ihorter lette ,V, all the time. Rested. and abilities is lost loss to human betterment. being prmtea a hotel? Now get up and get out him on a pedestal so you better chance of 5 to 6: watched television's can because of our continuing efforts than those wnicn e's " Mm of at a It summary of the embattled here." throw rocks him." to be one of the crowd. This WE PAY OUR COMMON The fact that letter P"n,f "But I've got a tube stuck But more a menace mean the Leader Newi necem' ' world, got back to normal with a than the always leads toward mediocrity. DEBT when all of us do our best the opinion itated into my arm." She replied, "I are his We with copy of The Leader-New- s. celebrity's critics must face the fact that we in the living experience. 6. threw the log away. don't care what you've got stuck suddenly accumulated friends. differ in our potentialities. in your a This is not to say however that arm. You can't be Each has different idea to This difference should be used I those 1200 lawyers shouldn't registered here if you have your suggest and each suggestion is for the good of all, and it can be keep it up. Any time spent shoes and socks on. Get up or I'll necessarily a modification of the when each one of us does his call police." image checking on themselves is that the which created the success. best. much less time spent checking on l&SVJS SOTKiW you and me. "MY CIVIL RIGHTS are BY THE TIME Tommy and MUCH OF THE VAST being violated I have the right Dick Smothers, groomed in the unused strength of Yours faithfully, to human J. A. make one phone call so please bistros, went network, their act resources and abilities is lost -- let me do that, okay." had been refined. Dick was the because of our continuing efforts MSWI "Hello, Hello, Will neat, pert, ILldilDSM Doctor. sensible younger to be one of the crowd. This 'TyyTyTyTTT you tell this nurse that this is brother. Tommy was the always leads toward mediocrity. me? She don't believe it. She just irrepressible, unpredictable We must face the fact that we 1923 keeps hollering about my shoes interrupter of serious songs with differ in our potentialities. ESTABLISHED and socks and some Oh hotel. delightful inanities. He resolved This difference should be used Lamb County Leader sure, just a minute." every subsequent argument with, for the good of all, it and can be News FOR "Mother always liked you when each one of us does his and County Wide "YES, DOCTOR, this is the better!" best. Poll. 13. I969- - nurse. Yes sir, I will Sometime in 1968 they got kUIIIUIIIbUu:,t immediately." too much advice from too many THE WORD "MEDIOCRE" CLASSIFIEDS She hung up the phone with people. They reached too far means ' 'halfway for up" or more PublhW one hand and grabbed my foot controversial comedy, as when literally. 'middle of the jagged BILL TURNER . Editor & with the other. "That's a pretty they invited a folk singer to mountain' BOB HAMI LTON AHrtising Dirw tough knot to There, now our This DIAL untie. parody President with, "The helps us understand what JOELLA LOVVORN NewsE0' they're off and for goodness big fool said to move on...." wo are doing to ourselves and to sakes alive! Why, it's Mr. Pierce! each other as we move toward 385-448- 1 Let's remember to go barefoot TOMMY DIVORCED, Dick mediocrity. PUBLISHED SEMI WEEKLY, per year, eltewhore, $8 P' V SJ,,i now. Follow the rules and we'll sprouted a Knowing Thurtday each sophisticated this, let us be and Sunday morning by The Dov delivery. 70 centt P"""'" dl! never run into this trouble moustache and began a Leader New.. 313 W getting assured that benevolent Creator 4th. Llttlefleld copy ratet, 10 centt on Thu.', again." increasing mention as a race car has endowed us Tea., 79339 Entered at t.cond clatt on Sunday Claiil"" ' ,." with the ability matter m centt driver. Neither development the U S Pott OHlce 6 centt per word"" i "fit and strength to move ratet r- - about the Llttlefleld. Texat, 70339 under theacti 3 tinn I'M WELL NOW, but oh, to the image." middle of jagged of minimum $1, 4481 the mountain. March 3. 1879 Sub.cr.ptlon ratet by Telephone 385 be just sick enough to enjoy TV is a cruel mall thereafter the cannibal with an In Lamb and adioining countlet $6 hospital once more! insatiable appetite for new WE MUST NOT BE WILLING Mf " THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1969. PAGE 5 "s H

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Good used aluminum pipe in 5", sizes, at a of Texas The lriff99V?ilcfRMl 4", 6", 7", 8" TAX The State State of T,,, HSlKuV7l9K lrBH?iH?fm good price. We also have the INCOME TO: JESSIE WILKS CAIN, a well known extruded feme sole ALCOA Aluminum pipe In 'ngi.WOnii ASSUME low interest loan Cheap three bedroom house, May we take this measure to 1 I Need cook at Dairy Mart all sizes. We buy used everyone for the SERVICE GREETING: Good job for right person and pay transfer on three one mile east on 84 aluminum pipe. you Thank 385-362- Before many greetJ Apply at Dairy Mart bedroom, two bath, brick Call flowers, food and 1020 trade see State Line other acts of kindness during You are commanded to W. 10th TF-- Call Roy Wade, Plains Real Rates appear by filing a written TF-- TWO home. Irrigation Littlefield, the recent loss of our Loved Reasonable Estate. bedroom brick S per Call Mrs. Muleshoe. TF-- Your Thoughtfulness answer to the plaintiff's '. $60.00 month. one petition at or before 10 earv A. J. Lenderson, 272-303- and consideration will long J.CALVIN YOUNG answer to 4-- 7-- WE DO CUSTOM farm M. of the first Wanted year round farm Muleshoe. 1 L be remembered. May God o'clock A. netltlnn , '"'.Pit: hand, $75.00 per week. Leo work. Shredding, tanden, Bless you all. The Family of PHONE 385-89- 80 Monday after the expiration o'clock a muf .,".' 285-245- House for sale, with 5 acres, discing, discing, of days from the date of ! Smith, Day phone offset Mrs. Joe Dillon. 42 Monday after "the 4-- 1 0-- In Central heat, carpeted, L- Olton, Texas. Near school, Amherst. breaking, and anhydrous MOTEL -F issuance of this Citation, the of 42 day, $1,500 or trade for car or fenced back yard. Nice ammonia application with express same being Monday the 28th m & neighborhood, 710 E. 6th. Words cannot our issuance of this Cit,u pickup. Inquire at 1004 stubble mulshers. Bill Davis, thoughts and thanks for Littlefield Texas day of April, A. D., 1969, at same belnn Call 385-3- 1 12 or 385-506- 246-348- if you like people, Wood St., Amherst. Alberto Amherst, were so or before 10 o'clock A.M., AVON 385-583- those who day of Abete. TF-- in before the Honorable 99th A?rlOTJB enjoy making friends and comforting to us the loss or 10 o'clo contact of loved one. to District Court of Lubbock t. want to earn money, TWO bedroom furnished our Thanks the Avon manager Write the ladles who brought and County, at the Court House &Wrt0WO 1 house for rent. Close in. All In Mgr . THREE bedroom brick, For Sale Littlefield. PROFESSIONAL in Lubbock, Texas. Said Dist. Sales Box 1694, 385-449- 7 served food and for those County, Court"" bills paid. Call or Nearly new lawn was at the Tex . or Call 34 baths, fireplace, fenced, spinet piano. sent beautiful flowers landscaping, plaintiff's petition filed Plainview. 385-530- TF-- who surgeons, 293-318- E S. service, tree m.:x,v 3 Crescent Park, 2505 Concert approved. for the ones who sang the on the 20th day of plaintiff's n. .: 385-615- Tremendous bargain. This Is spraying. Call Farwell. songs at the church, and insecticide February, 1969. The file on the 20 riL your chance to own a fine SW of said suit being day two thanks to Jack McCormick collect number 1969. The ffle FOR RENT: Modern piano by just assuming Howard Lackey for the Free No. 59444. The names of "2 and houses, and Lubbock. saia suit being No FOUR ACRES and seven three bedroom payments. Write at nice talk they gave to us. Estimates. the parties in said suit are: ' Vli 1 The namet it.. room house. Good 12 some furnished also once McFarland Music Co., MUNICIPAL apartments. Call May God Bless all of you. INVESTMENT said suit inch sprinkling system. 12 furnished Box 805, Elk City, Okla. MRS. OPAN JARNAGIN JOHN STANDIFER CORPORATION as Plaintiff, arerO 385-483- 0 or mile east on Spade Hwy., K. Houk, 73644. AND VICK, MR. AND MRS. and JESSIE WILKS CAIN, a 12 mile north of Littlefield. 385-349- TF-- Plaint rU MIAD wants steady work AND 4315 42nd St., feme sole, as Defendant. a 385-556- JOHNY EVAN Ay ers, single vtomul Call 1 after 5:30 MRS. nature of said until school is out LEASE-G- ulf FAMILY, MR. AND The suit 385-438- p.m. or all day Saturday and FOR RENT OR SALE: Two FOR Station, ucicnuani Johnnie Mae ROBERT SHELTON AND Lubbock. being substantially as The naturA ni ..m TF-- L 9th and Hall, Call 385-390- Albert Sunday. and three bedroom. FAMILY, MRS. CALLIE follows, to wit: 385-467- Ophelia Stone. or see Slow Grlssom. TF-- being substanti.il. JARNAGIN. MR. AND This Is a suit for fnllnuut In ta.lt. ' MRS. ANDREW JARNAGIN foreclosure of a paving Hen This ,..: Will keep children in my it AND FAMILY. MR. AND on the following described foreclosure of a home Mrs C E Cowan For Sate or Rent: Three Two bedroom furnished. pavlna MRS. J. A. CHESTER AND property: Lots Seventeen mm Phone 3853542 TF-- bedroom house, 410 Wood 401 Westslde. Call 385-896- tuc lUIIUWinj OflCt 667-398- 0 FAMILY, MRS. F. A. (17) and Eighteen (18), St.. Amherst, Call Pete Shipley. TF-- S property; JARNAGIN AND FAMILY. Thirty-Eigh- t (38), 131 in Petersburg. TF-- QUflTTT Block Lot Three si.,li Original Town of Olton, (2), Westflats ' Fl Addta . TWO bedroom furnished, Wanted: to sell two piece In... """H Lamb County, Texas; in the me wiiy or Littlefield, P li li n nrt Srr ni4f kiif (anafj living room suits $97.50 to amount of $553.00 plus -- nr Rent. hiuihucu " ouniy, i exas; in Pnr C,. Houiei " W. '!. $139.95. Plain and floral Interest at the rate of seven apartments. Chester back yard. 322 4th. Call amount of $140.00 and 385-896- TF-- S covers. Blgham Furniture, ZZ (7) per cent per annum from Pete Shipley, per g. Harvey, 385-429- TF-- S uiieieii at ro 310 W 4th. St. TF-- August 29, 1967, for ;1 FOR rent: beautiful from November 19, reasonable attorney's fee, ror reasonable attorrJ furnished three room Garage Sale: 205 E. 16th and costs of suit. apartment. 555.00 per mo. Furnished two bedroom, A nice 20 acres close to tees.ana costs of suit. Thursday and Friday If this Citation is not i with bills paid. 420 W. 4th. brick house, adults only. town, a good buy. L. Peyton aln0 & c. If this Citation Furniture, dishes, children La served within 90 days after Hm,. PO 385-388- TF-- Reese. TF-- '"'nit served within ?n and adults' clothing. ? v "re the date of its issuance, it SPRA Chi lr the date of its issuance GU shall be returned unserved. Shall be rpturnH im... &cAf Issued "Need responsible person in UeTOA, this the 14th day of Issued this the 14th dij COMFORTABLE bedrooms FOR SALE or rent account over Saws machine filed and set "HlLcn March A. D., 1969. Littlefield area to take rviarcn u , 1953, C for men. New Home. Heated No. 27863, $50.00 down. handsaws $1.50. Power FHA-V- A payments on late model Given under my hand and under mu hanrt inri . rooms. Phone 385-360- 204 Reasonable monthly sewing machine. Equipped Blades Chisel tooth 10c Inch seal of said Court, at office TF-- (We -- said Court, at office E. 9th St. payment or rent $60.00 per diameter. Fine tooth and Hive Keys And "KUu in Lubbock, Texas, this the with automatic Lubbock, Texas, this month. Three bedroom next combination 15c inch. James Contracts, WillShow of March blind hems, buttonholes, 14th day A. D., 14th day of March A. to school. Located 605 W. fancy patterns, etc. Balance Wood, 209 E. 16th, Phone SA ny time, Enthusiastic 1969. 385-434- 1969. 1st. St.. Littlefield. For due $24.56, four payments 8 after 4 p.m. TF-- (Service. J. R.Dever, District Clerk Two room furnished call collect J. R Dever. Diitrirtd, information $6.48 per month. Write 99th District Court Cc apartment. Newly COINS BOUGHT & 99th District redecorated, Phone Atlanta, Georgia, Credit Manager, 1114 19th Plains Lubbock County, Texas Lubbock County.Tt 385-413- L SOLD Bring your old coins. TF-- Street, Lubbock, Texas."TF-- E. C. By Nancy Woodward, Deputy By Nancy Woodward De Let us appraise. Will buy, sell KODGERS s Nancy Woodward or trade. Bid board for coins Real Estate sNancyWooJt FOR SALE or trade. Three opens 9 a.m. Monday, closes H'R.MTUIIR Boat and trailer, good PHONE 385-32- 11 I FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom with acreage on 4 p.m. Saturday. KIRBY'S RENT CONVALESCE! condition. See at Tommy 385-379- 0 apartments. Phone highway at Littlefield. Joe 333-- B Roy Wade COMPLETE EXTERMINA- 385-554- SHOE STORE, 229 Phelps equipment at Bntt 385-536- TF-- I Lewis Body Shop. 385-488- Ave. Young, 1309 Atkins, Phelps, Littlefield. TF-- Onstead 8 TION Service, household Pharmacy Wheel cril T pests as rats, Brownfield, Phone roaches, mice, crutches, hospital l 637-400- TF-- LITTLEFIELD termites, etc. Tree and lawn other Items. Complcti FOR RENT: Furnished one WANTED TO BUY 1,000 SHEEP FOR SALE, spraying, bird repelling, Convalescent needs. Tfl and two bedroom gal. propane tanks, with 250 Ramblolett ewes. Contact moth proofing. One year apartments. only. 385 385-341- Adults By owner, large two 3 or 385-465- TF-- written service warranty. 11 3S80. TF-- lbs. working pressure. Keeth MONUMENTS .li bedroom, bath, large Gas Co.. Clovis, N. M Low rate, $2.50 a memorials, Display at I! kitchen, dining room, fully room crawling Insects. Call Tc ALL kinds Nichols Ave, Call carport, nice alterations, 385-35- 3 NICELY furnished three carpeted, GUY SMITH collect: Levelland, Walker. neighborhood. Fenced, buttons, 894-382- Davidson Pest apartment. All FOR SALE Brantley Drive coveredbutton-holes- , National Known Littlefield. V room brick storage house. 717 E. 13th. belts. Mr. and now Aviation Control, 111 First Street, 385-515- T Mrs. M. B. Welborn. Company offering i bills paid. Phone 385-454- In. Mrs. G. E. Seifres, 905 E. 385-450- TF-- A Distributorship In this Levelland, 15 years MATTRESS REN0VAT: 6th St., Phone 385-397- area. A minimum of experience. TF-- mattress rebuilt, n $1,000.00 inventory Is mattresses and box spnr - required. If you are bed spn- International Cub Kadet Cherokee 140 Your present Interested In making converted to box spnr suburban tractor with to $9.00 Solo, 15.00 Dual THIS spot that spot, traffic mower and garden from $2,000.00 paths too, removed with Mrs. Claude Steffey, :l $5,000.00 per month, 385-338- Stitch-ln-T- r equipment. In excellent Home Of Blue Lustre carpet shampoo. or 385-314- fof Al CLASSIFIED 385-387- write or call, Agents ADS TF-- 7 condition. Red Baron Flying Club Nelson's Hardware. Mattress Co., LubDOCK u Repossessed Stereo tape Jack Arthus Monthly Dues S1 1 SO LEADER-NEW- S Micro-Lube- , recorder, records and plays Inc Littlefield Municipal in Stereo. Excellent 805 Directors Row Airport -- 385-898- 5 condition. Portable. Dallas, Texas, 75247 Ph. BOX 72. LITTLEFIELD 385-449- TF-- S

Wanted: To sell Mattress and IF YOU NEED A LOAN on can mail your ad to 385-448- You the address above. Or you can phone It to Box Springs. $32.50 to your farm, see us. We $47.50 each. Blgham specialize in Loans to - meet Or you can take it to the Leader-News- , 313 W. 4th, Littlefield. Furniture, 310 W. 4th St.TF- your particular needs, W. H. McCown, Manager, Federal Land Bank Assn., Phelps wiM PICKUP CAMPERS and 504 PUT 1 WORD IN EACH SPACE, PRICE IS GIVEN WITH THE LAST trailers. Askew Texaco, 401 Ave., Littlefield. Phone WORD. DOM'T FORGET TO INCLUDE YOUR ROAD ADDRESS, TOWN LUZIER COSMETICS E. 9th, Littlefield. TF-- 385-442- AND PHONE NUMBER, YOU'LL GET BETTER RESULTS WITH COMPLETE DETAILS. In stock, see Mrs. Curtis TAX RETURNS Due to CLASSIFICATION: (Circle oneJHelp wanted - Wanted Business Chisholm, 500 E. 12th, the complexity of Littlefield, 385-342- TF-- the 1968 Income Tax forms, Opportunities Business Services Houses to Rent Houses for Sale we will be open until 9 p.m. iim'MHJ.KrjrlM Lost & Found Special Notices Personal Services Card of Thanks to work on your returns. Sale 385-518- Apts. for Rent Miscellaneous for Rent Miscellaneous for DUNN 56-- cotton seed. Miscellaneous Real Estate Notices Legals Pets Autos, Trucks for Germination 90. Bennie FREE 1969 TAGS Sale. Harmon, Amherst. 246-321- Fruit Trees-Sha- de Trees "This Rates on classified advertising week only." Shrubs-Ro- se ATTENTION dog owners. are: 6 cents per word first insertion; Q FREE OFFER S Bushes, Etc PonHlf? anri Cond. PLASTIC engravers. Name nrnnmlnn rinn 1966 Plymouth Fury II 4 Air 3 cents per word each additional S v J plates, bathing at Muleshoe Animal S If you'll give It away, $ 0 badges, desk sets and JOHN'S NURSERY auto. Trans., Radio, 383 V8, Power Steering . . $13" consecutive insertion. small signs. Call 385-556- uiinit, wesi or rviuiesnoe. Q y x For aDDointment nhnnp Leader-New- s for your needs. & Westslde. 385-898- 3 will 8 272-306- Cond; The Leader Newt it not responsible (or The 0 1964 Pontiac Catallna 2 Dr. Hardtop-Bl- ue. Air Please read mistakes after first insertion auto, trans., 389 V8 . . . SU0 your ad All classified accounts are due O give you the ad free for 0 Radio, Power Steering, and payable 10th of month following 500 bales hay-6- 0c per bale. Cylin S It will appear S i Sell one or ali. ite. 6 Insertions A flat rebllllng fee of $1.00 one time. One mile west WitfltliTilYlflYliriYlYlT 1964 Ford Falrlane Station Wagon-Wh- will be charged for all accounts 30 days and 14 north Oklahoma ram i i auto, trans. Extra Clean 5" past due for all successive reblllings ii In 'Free Offer column. 8 N Flat Gin. Ernest Wright. jtuij iiuj'ti run oiiii iu.lv (M Color or BW TV Radios Stereos Tape Machines y.' 1964 Dodge Dart G. T. 2 Dr. Hardtop-Ivor- Go Boy Bar No. 322423, WE Cylinder, auto, DEADLINES s Quarter Horse tg REPAIR ALL BRANDS trans., Radio, Air Cond.,Rnd;J'. Stud, fee $50. 711 HALL SI"5, 385-414- Jf Bucket Seats DER-NEW- Phone 6 LAMB COUNTY LE S jj After AVE 5 p.m. and weekends, !TOMMY't FIFfTDHMirc LITTLEFIELD 385-367- Roberts Lumber 1963 Sedan-R- ed. 10 A.M. WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. SATURDAY W-X-- Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Co. TF-- R X M3' o X X X X X XXX X X X X X X X --X trans., air cond., Radio, Power Steering Evaporative cooler, brown Tn. and gold dinette, 24" fan on 1963 Chrysler Newport 4 dr. Sedan-M- at. stand. 385-591- cond., auto, trans., Steering, Power B. FOR SALE Radio, Power 1963 Ford Falrlane 500, 4 Dr. Sedan-Whi- te. Wj1.0, 1 OO 1 Time Small down payment on these homes where auto, trans., V8, air cond ' they are or can be moved to your "" location Air Cor and will finance. 1963 Crown Imperial 2 dr. Hardtop-Bl- ue. 1959 Flat, four door sedan, 5 1 1 1 1 new Radio, Power Steering, Power Brakes 1 OO Time 00 Time 00 1 Time 1 00 1 Time 1 00 1 Time tires, 25 miles per gallon, nice school car. $250. ge- Bd'0, 1963 Plymouth Sedan-Bei- Reconditioned Ford 6 18th and B Belvedere 4 dr. cylinder engine go Ave. Olton, Texas. Three bedroom home 5 ready to Heater, Auto. V-- 8 for irrigation season payment $53.60 per month. Trans., 1 1 1 $100. 1 02 Time 1 1 1.20 1 385-43- 1 1.00 Time 08 Time 1.14 Time Time 5. Paul Barker, 1 ALSO C195. 34 1962 miles East on Spade Corner of Clovis and Dalhart Sts Sudan, Texas. Rambler Classic 4 dr Highway. Three bedroom home $42.40 per month. 1962 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. (2) 1.26 1 Time 1.32 1 Time 1 38 1 Time , 1 1967 ton M4 Tlm, ,.60 Tlme 12 Ford Pickups, uth a1dBi Ave" Amhet. Texas. Three bedroom 352 engine, standard $44.00 per month. transmission, excellent 1962 Chevrolet Blscayne 4 dr. condition. $1,275.00. 1967 Last street In Ppntlac Catallna, northwest, Sudan, Texas. Three 1962 1 1 1 1 Ford Falrlane 4 dr 1 56 Time 162 Time 168 Time 74 1 Time 1.80 1 Time clean, good condition, bedroom home $43.00 per month. $395. $1,775.00. Call 385-444- 7 !960Chev. 385-469- These Bel Aire 4 dr weekdays, homes are owned by Mortgage Co., and we Sundays. approve your credit. All 1 TF.R homes will pay out 12 .$395 1 1 92 1 1 98 1 Time 2.04 Time years. 1.86 Time Time i Time I960 Ramber Classic Wagon . . FOR !l' s CLASSIFIEDS CALL JONES COLLECT ij Enclosed Is $ For 1 Time 2 Times Times S Call Garland Company 806-792-63- Motor S Send The Bill To Address Citv 71 SoC'ViraCOCCOCOXXSC'COOCiCC 3854481 710 East 3rd Littlefield THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY, f. RC.H 27. 1969. PAGE

student at Texas brother-in-law- , iikJ Mrs M11 key IIhIImwhv . Tech, were guests Mr and Mrs. signed University p All Golden mmA viiuecl her Canyon, last with the of in V parents, Mr. and Ivan Stewart. Mrs. is person invited to Mtt'f' and children aiid Mr. and Mrs. weekend in the home of Mr. Stewart Texas at !" Paso. Three are Owen Jones last and Mrs. Lloyd the daughter of Ben Andrew. Mustangs MRS. RICHARD '" Mr. Jimmy Curry and fn;ro.N weekend. Blackwell. have previously MRS. J. (i. Measles or MRS. L. L. Holyfield or signed with Texas A&M and and children or Clow N. children Saturday in BARRY MAYNAUI) f I'lalnview. mid I'lalnview visited in J the Lubbock visited In the home Texas Tech M.. vhilcd in the Keith h'"' Mil. AND MRS. Workman visited Lloyd Blackwell home or her parents, Mr and Mrs. Mil. AND MRS. W B. her parents, Mr Mr. Hankliii relatives in a.' San Stratford last Sunday. Mrs. Measles and C. M. Owen Wednesday. Smith Jr. visited in Ralford Daniel "" lat and family moved to weekend. the Mondny. Mrs. Blackwell are sisters. MR. AND MRS. Randall homes of Mr. and Mrs. Billy weekend. Mrs. Ralford Antonio D SMITH JR. SIIIRl.KY JOHNSON. MRS W WORD WAS received Small and two daughters or Ray Smith Mr. Mrs. Daniel Jr. and r.ildren of daughter of Mr. and and and Mrs. Wednesday from Houston Dimmit I were guests and two Earth visited in he Ralford DEBRA BALL, daughter 285 23bU Krshel Johnson, who Eddie Smith of Mr Mrs attends Livestock Show and Rodeo recently in the home or his daughters in Daniel Sr Saturday and Garner Bnll college at West Texas Amarillo ho' of Dimmilt visited in State or the final results of parents. Mr and Mrs. J. L. Sunday. afternoon the University, visited her last Campbell home of her grandparents. i in Colorado Springs. Homer judging Small. MR AND MRS. Bobby MRS. JEu.EE i n uiiru iwi weekend. livestock Homer (urr Mr and Mrs Bob Ball, last Mrs Mill and Brighton, Colo compeition. Competing with MR. AND MRS. Tommy Copeland and Mike of and Mrs rnirnml JACKIE BURKIIALTER, Mr weekend 'S CALK C.AHY. 279 teams, the Olton team Green and children or Dumas and Mr and Mrs Ray visited In ,U homes of r, .. , iiiPin )it of iiif daughter son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack of Mr. Mrs. Dill composed or Pat Trotter, Amarillo were recent guests visited Wednesday mo..' ' mwrslty and (inrv. Burkhalter. who Copeland 60 IS, attends Gary Dickenson and Russell in the home or her parents, in I'lalnview with Mrs. Cassie has returned to liellian college at Texas Tech visited I'"" ... Tanner placed 10th. The Mr. and Mrs. Leon May. Copeland. .hclrli'l Na a re ne College at here last weekend. P3" "'.. "...... local team compiled 891 ANDREW, B A It B A It A ri'U'llu iii Bethany. Okla.. after MR. AND MRS. Leo ALEXIA l.iin total points. daughter of Mr Mrs. W. GALLAWAY, daughter of MR BAIRDi spending spring vacation and Sff'rh ihpvist irani llyman Laurie of M and It S . R II E It T E. Is Sirs here visiting her parents, Amarillo 0 Andrew, visiting in the Mr. and Charles were recent guests Rein hard! or Lubbock home of her Gallaway, Steve Exter, son LL, Mar.. 2" and friends and other relatives the grandparents, in homes of their visited in the home or her Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Clark or Mr and Mrs Glen Exter. LAURA AKIN, who is parents. Mr. at ljdorll.''. and Mrs. It. A. parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goldsmith. and Shirley Johnson, attending Texas Tech. isiled Burgess and Mr. Mrs. tNJ .... .,11, and Carruth and in the home or MRS. L. E. daughter or Mr. and Mrs .in. her parents. Mr. and Mrs Elbert Hvinan. Silcott and her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Carol daughter-in-law-, Mrs. Dub Johnson, were Robert Akin, recently. RECENT (JUKSTS or Ershel Mr. Moss, and family a few days G ranbery of Kress left recently installed in tlir Mr. MR. AND MRS. Leanmn and Mrs. httiinhcrl.imil. Tom Witten were last week. Thursday from Lubbock Tor Mary Hudspeth Hon' .... , (r;ilinm. Bryant visited recently in the nivin Mr. and Mrs. Charlie T. MRS. or Tor home of their son and GEORGE Brown a tour Louisiana and Society freshmen " Debra Jimmif Ilurrus and Kauli I'aige or Sr., Mrs. George Mississippi. sophomore at est ln family. Mr. and Mrs. Hobby Brown Jr. students ? I'rinr i" Mr. Unive''-Canyon- v,f iimi. Earth and and Mrs. and Mike visited recently TWO OLTON Mustangs Texas . f;i)Mic)i Bryant and children in State Harlan Carson and Kody. with Connie Brown, who is have signed Membership ' lnp ni.ml)Pr '" me Austin. MR. AND MRS. Sam tl"'1 . . r- - attending West Texas State papers to attend college Society is limited tr ' MRS. T. Crosb on rjpr I nir '"I" 0. Rod en and Von da or University In Canyon. an athletic scholarship. Steve students who have finpiled (nun 11 " returned Tuesday from il Amarillo visited recently in MRS W E. Andrew Burleson, son or Mr and a 2.5 grade point a'aK1' m v. uv. I'harr. where she was a guest iikianmnii the home or her parents. Mr returned Thursday from Mrs. El ma Burleson, signed OLTON S'IT'Y Club n 1 "birado of her sister. Mrs. Marie Iff tour and Mrs. Ershel Johnson Eort Worth where she visited with Sul Ross or Alpine will sponsor a .weting or .mm S.'1!1U 111 Howard Sliitnlaugli. ll"r MR AND MRS. Larry several days in the home of Kenneth Johnson, son or Mr Golden Agers Iwrsday in Stays Longer sc Fresh L junior ImrIi liools VALDA JONKS. a or Cunningham and children her sister inlaw and and Mrs. William C Johnson Women's Club '""se at 2 30 MMiMMHHaHnHBHHHHHMMHMHHNHHHMHaMMHHHaMMIMMMnHHHnnHa

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4. UK l X".! 88( ' EAK ?. 98$ W MEAT TJ,m 79$ -- .. ' irk x 9Wk "" WtiD BHvBK .JHa ?ound chuck.u 59 Nw vKsflrV Wmww mWW A k"v jmm you tr otd ' (UA)I (mUmlrJr'' ONLY BUSINESS. .. . I3and 1.75 &' " ' wml RR'SPROTEN ings: T D"T T fSHHBB Mosi fo Ks i.'0e shoop 09 F 5 no O' ie P' yo . om der these DNELESS oatufes Fvj's Proton Geo Oua Na- e is aM o M o e Prices and play - .' topi m servcG Rememtie' ihO(i F ynu'B SP' ng yo s j on v iuiSness Jerry MOULDER um ,-- DLLEDAND m m mm113jmmw .sdSm&m-- J WE IE0 LB mm r- hVimf' ,;' WELCOME & m rA ynz' TONY ZAHN floc. irari' AS OUR NEW MARKET MANAGER Tony is well STEAK - experienced in meat market work. Ask him 4iS- for those special cuts I the lAv you like. WW Jj"1ibout nuiC1 m 1 SAVE f i area 3 mw story" T PORK CHOPS K." 69 iAUSAGE 7splabc::.: 59$ es SHURTENDA AND REDEEM of CTCAlC OftA year, JICAiVJ heat n serve Oy . were ounder.::.:.?: 59$ rCKV.ri HLLblb cello wrapped, lb Jt FRONTIER SUMPS ?0lo?z::::: 39$ BEEF STEAKS?:::!? 98( lest In ci $2.89 fish sticks ie late i acres which verage r acre, I Kfclll DOUBLE PAC Oy Gold De.icous DO, & RUNE APPLES LBS $1 beans JUICED 39' BAR SOAP "v"..u.e.: 39 ted in Texas Juicy

KEN-L-RATI- ON 2,100 ..D:?.? 18t UKANiiu to six CUT.NO303CAlv, For I r: m 'KEEN RFiNj 0 on the CELERY hit::.: 2K ige Is ryland PUREX 5 Page 4 OMATO JUICEs,, lOo MnyctVMfA onions;:::.. BLEACH ONION SETS "l.'.'.T.rr.." 19$ IRACLE WHIP 490 4cOFF GREEN ONIONS.s.:r:!2..19$ LABEL IAZ0LA OIL: 590 '2GAL. grapefruit :::::.".".".!:"' 1254c rtmwm t? ! ; ,. Mt 'i uV.'i w.2gv .i ::::: 'v'.:;'.:...:.: :y.i ARY 8c iM FOODi?. BEEF ENCHILADA DINNERS TRESH FROZEN PATIO 12 0Z...., .390 NOW 59c taatu mrrr PAT-- DRIFTS PKG, TAC0S 4 luum raj ic CT .59$ COLGATE LOUR FOOD CLUB 730 5 LB BAG 39c r FAMILY SIZE GL0-C0A- T POT PIES FROST CHICKEN BEEF JOHNSON REG CLEARSIL TOP 15c NYLON or TURKFY FRFSH FROZEN B OZ . PLEDGE OR LEMON 69' POTATOES GAYLORD HASH REG. BROWN 2 LBS.... O FOX PI JOHNSON'S SEAMLESS, MESH 79$ CHOCOLATE BEADS .VS 49 24 0ZCAN JOHNSON 79 APPLE, CUSTARD, ANUTS?Xnpko::!:" W PIES PEACH 9IN 590 PR 4$1 CREAM .98$ 46 OZ S1.39 BARBECUE '""ANDSREG OR AQt CMiPPED.NO 300 CAN V WE RESERVE THE RIGHT WOOLITE PITHJ --mmm ;;r ...69t TO LIMIT QUANITIES hd ALKA-SELTZ- ER .- 39o "ACARONI - .;,,,, croT"".T.';'0.?.., 49 . MABEL. NE MASCARA ' ULTRA LASH BIACK OR 79$ fill llf DOG 9f..25t MOUTH WASH ICE CHEST RAZORS BROWN... innnUUont.vi.n.N03iiocA...""'" n'"""" V Gil LETTE HAIR DRESSING COLGATE 100 STYROFOAM GROOM & CLEAN 4 . OZSIZE 89$ TECMATIC $ 6F STEW 59$ REC. 2 IS AlAOIN , 23 QT VACUUM BOTTLE OTS.ZE REG 2C9. 1.88 SIZE DISH DRAINER JNLHii tr $1.98 Ml !DG SIZE v REG. 98c DRAIN BOARD 1 41. .99$ DINNER Z'.i'S'.': 59$ 88c COMBINATION PEL PAGE 8. THE LEADER NEWS, MfTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1969 Mk r S SALE PRICES TONIGHT ONLY! x SILVERPLATE

SERVICE FOR 8. INCLUDES: piece place setting vH--l 1 plus 8 serving pieces and chest I CrTWrc NATIONLY KNOWN BRAND ONE SET ONLY s 95 Calling All Night People To Tin Regular S142.50 69 PLUS TAX ,MffiOT-- iUW-JB k W bscsccoccooccosoccocccocccscsocql k VW Merchants Are Km ROSE Littlefield PATTERN STAINLESS

2 ONLY-16-PIE- CE STARTER SETS REGULAR 24 95 PER SET H $29r BOTH SETS only PLUS TAX w THURSDAY McANALLY JEWELRY -- SHOP THESE MOl , P.M. 2 t A 10 C(p Littlefield U L URRY! LACE 't i A'f ;WS TONITE TO AV r:S yT'JT ASSORTMENT 4t ..' f$& HUNDREDS OF YARDS w - REGULAR 9c YARD ."" 1 " WLv SORRY If 0 LAV AWAY mMUSti ON THESE EASTER I. SALE ITEMS X- YOU CAN'T KLIEVE THE -- PRICES! NEW SPRING 51) li FABRICS i HANDBAGS JfM J

& " F0R EASTERDRESSES J LADIES CHILDREN v i FABRICS PANTIES NEW 4fc4fe. AJ M tLi.oc YAhU 'A. i"T7 45" COTTON .LADIES NYLON SPORT & DRESS SIZES 5 to 10 SPRING SANDALS VALUES TO $1.69 HITE& COLOR REGULAR 59c KjF J YDS ;' .) LADIES 3 COLORS 1 38c REGULAR 2.99 27t PAIR MEN and B0Ys a r.y r ? LIVE BUNNIES i windbreaker ? GREAT FOR lArifETC A EASTER GIFT JALEVE I J fT$ f PANTY HOSE LADIES DRESSES EACH PI.77 A COMPARE TO S4 99 '.I l. ' V A LADIES FIRST QUALITY FINAL CLEARANCE I $1 QQ 1 V ONLY 60 LEFT r1 ALL YOUR EASTER NEEDS BOYS H !l REGULAR A S2.00 A Made up Eatter Baskets Q i jjr .j VALUES " l TO $30.00 $4 Wurmg Appeari material " i A " l V and goodl Cards 'or X WW I twng MENS J 1 a Candy Baskets N 99 'AIR a9 J f'77)! J X , tn grass Pi ,sn Toys (l aBnfaaaminne9Hans3SSaB r,r,'J'jr,,rHjra AVAILABLE FOR LAY AWAY FIRST 25 LADIES FIRST 25 MEN HJ VHHMHBIBJiHHiiHiHHVJVH Bill Mott, Manager

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T THE SKiml .' OFFICIAL HIS NEWSPAPER

RatKi KC bt's 'Gammer Gurton's ?leem h) THE BEAT NHS Presented At Snyder tin) Inducted Ub Members GOES ON" March 13, a meeting of LHS speech students matters lie with some iv Hv DANNY GOWEN a one-ac- t the National Honor Society presented play at mischief and Dame I a of r was hold for the induction of There's been lot the district UIL meet in dares anybody toa eD new members. controversy about the Snyder Tuesday. The cast Of Stp.il 1U urn l!,i ii. lie 1 hose inducted were profain literature and left Littlefield Monday 1 liose in the cast Lanette Gilley, Kay Hurk, movies, which have been in afternoon to put on a dress iRcV "bW CIS (jif,. lonya Bingham, Diannc wide circulation In the last rehearsal in Snyder that "" Perkins. Tina Martinez, Mark few years. evening before the actual Diersing, A few years ago, movies, Jordan. Judy performance 'Tuesday. Jan Christian as TvD t, Marion Andrews, Gordon in which a person or persons Gurton's "Gammer VCKe G . Robert Rendon, seen in the nude, were Williams sorley were Needle", the play as Diccon V David' Perkins, Juanita highly restricted to only a represented by the I 111 INIIVI'Ill' (IP II. II Uonarcv How en. of studios contestants, is samaniego, handful famous as the Davidson as Doctor f Jan Christian, Wally Sanders, But now, the situation second oldest comedy in Jean Keeling and Danny has changed and more and English. Probably written in Bailey and Emerv We' Butler more of these movies are the 1550's, "Gammer" was Stage Manager Barton, Geoffreen being by all types Cathy screened first published in 1575, the Mrs Elizabeth ;TO Grille. Carla Chambers, of theaters title page read "A Ryght presented Most of the theaters have Elaine Tiller Pithy, Pleasaunt and mcrie Curtis limmons s speeches on the four had a long reputation of Comedie. Intytuled Gammer V4HI.VIUInlFnntna principles on which the new showing acceptable pictures, Gurton's Needle.. ..made by members w ere selected. which do not concern Mr. s. Mr. ot Art. f v President of NHS, themselves with morality. "The play is a rollicking Rosendo Soria, presented a Most or the theaters farce laid in a sixteenth vr speech which told the today are owned by century English hamlet sk members on what basis they responsible and respectable have which could been the VFF were selected. people, but they are too model for Li'l Abner's ST As the house lights were often swayed by the small Dogpatch Among its The SKAT k often-patche- h. turned off a gradual flick of an ticket seldom-washe- d price of admission by the first pet light began to come on. As to a person, who is let inhabitants is Gammer Journalism students c the ceremony opened the underaged, be admitted. Gurton, a jolly old gossip L H5 and publish narrator, who was Allen Just recently in Lubbock, whose most precious eacn inursday by ft Williams, gave a speech on two of its city councilmen Leader-New- s w.im. possession is a steel needle. expense the acknowledgment of an to the tchoc were shocked to find that But, alas' Gammer or taxpayers light The president gave was being outrageous picture loses her needle, and the The SKAT eai h of the new members a shown in one of the better ,n,.,; entire village finds itself in a omer media to vi svmbolic candle. theaters. turmoil Hodge valiantly stories or artitiij The ceremony came to an As a result, the searches, Diccon complicates inerein end and refreshments were management of the theater NHS INDUCTEES who recently jomed the NHS are (front row) Elaine Graves. Marion Andrews, Beverly served by Janie Hyatt and made a public apology and other members. Mnyrji Chisholm, Donarex Bowen, David Perkins, (second row) Tina Martinez, Juanita Samaniego, Jean Keeling. agreed to provide for a Editor There were approximate-- system, in which some Morris Robert Rendon. Wally Sanders, Diane Perkins, (third row) Gordon Sorley, Lanet Gillcy. Danny Butler, 50 people present at the ATHLETICS j News Editor Dir( movies would be screened uowen and Connie Wimberly. education including parents, for obscenity before shown I teachers, and Sports Editor Hi, grandparents, to the public. IN ACTION tioiion friends. But, still there are other Feature EcMc Laqua theaters and now days By ROY BOLTON Graham almost anyone can be ReDorters Junr.I Du sinoss Club swayed by the price of Gray, David Rodennl admission ticket. This Saturda . March 29, juanita bamanieqo Team Captain the Wildcat track tcL.n will Advisor Miss Jcerj First it Chooses Isn't strange how Pins people always seem to turn compete in the Seminole f Lovvorn out for a picture by Walt Invitational track meet. And Symbol Disney, who has always been Last Saturday, the Wildcats competed in At A business club meeting known to produce a good, the Morton Hereford Found Invitational track clean movie'' Teams! " was held Thursday. March H .11 by Tennis WlhOR the sport and would not let were supported the in meet Ten teams were On March 11. as as 20, the typing room the their sons pla because thev townspeople much Elaine Illler, entered in the meet, with High School football was. president of Time Littlefield felt it was too rough club, called Littlefield placing fiftli with Pnl In ollf ball girls discovered There was no gym the the meeting The football uniforms for the to order and Breakfast 32 points. Littiefield's first team basketball boys to play so stated the which thev wore looked in, objectives of the meeting. Wildcats placing in the captain of its first football basically again they used Littiefield's For Praelice the same as they do One of the objectives of Honors meet were. Kenneth Twitty, squad. Yes. that's right I hard soil. In the school years (21-7- ); today. hey wore maroon the meeting was to select a first, broad jump A group of studentsv because Luther Hargrove of 1922-23- . To ley was 330-yar- jerseys and a type of yellow of Gray Steve Owens, sixth, d hardly ever hear an)!!: interview Bf symbol for the club. The Morton time us an the basketball team captain LHS colored pants. members decided to have a Employers intermediate hurdles; Charlie about around are: on the beginning of the For transportation back Mr Hargrove was also in Holt, third, pole vault, tennis teams football team and various the first graduating class of symbol which will signify and forth to the games the the various business courses A DE Breakfast was held Randy Walker, fourth, pole These students p.t other things boys used a model T truck. LHS Some of the seven March vault; and Jerry Wright, many long, hard hears The organization of the taught here at LHS. These Tuesday, 18, for The furnishings of the truck people who graduated with Distributive Education fifth, pole vault practice after schocl i great sport of football was , courses include typing, were not factory-made- but him were: Annie Weibe, Nell Holt, Walker, and Wright even have to provide tb started at LHS in the ears bookkeeping, shorthand, students and their made at home Ruth Earnest. Lynn Yantis GUESS WHO is employers. all cleared 11 but were of 1922 23 was coached this senior general business, and data '3". own equipment and If one wanted to go and and Ross White The other He 5'G" The placed according to fewer 'Thev have been dc"J by Hank Shephard. stands and you'll processing. breakfast was held at watcli the Wildcats play they two he could not remember probably find him misses. Charlie and Randy of represcntrgli: Not only was this sport wherever To select membership the Crescent House fine job would have to come and sit Supermtendant of the the is Restaurant 7 tied on fewer misses, and are prw" started but the Wildcat was action pins was also one of the at a m. but this year on the hard soil of school was R. L Speight and The club president, Charlie won the coin toss, working their wav U chosen to symbolize LHS was objectives of the meeting. Keith Littlefield. because at that Hank Shepherd Pat Chandler, vice Overland, thanked the The mile relay team, the district tourr and maroon and white were Principal. There were about Ap" time there was no stadium president merchants for the support of consisting of Randy Walker, which will be held chosen as the school colors. Mr Hargrove 70 pupils enrolled in the I I of the club, read stated that constitution to the Distributive Education. Steve Owens, 'Kenneth at Snvder When Mr Hargrove was Littiefield's first a Littlefield school STUDENT the team had entire members. The purposes of This week is Distributive Twitty, and Travis Danford, Mrs. loulmin. b asked to recall some of his system. suw terrible season He said that the club there are to Education week. Posters placed fifth, and the sprint coaching the teams, teammates he came up with they may have Mr Hargrove, looking develop won two VOIC1NCS character, leadership, to were up to acknowledge the relay, consisting of Eddie there will be otner twv eight of them They were games back into the past of Pen. Slit that whole year Some create an interest and an DE students and their Hickman, Randy Walker, r,.lwtiiln,l llitll Ross White, Loyd Springer. recalled that bf!o of the teams thev placed Littlefield, understanding employers. Kenneth Twitty, and Travis and possible Anton Pete Hrashear, Ira Smith Jr , QUESTION If you could be of business, were Harwell. Brownfield, Littlefield was equipped Danford, placed sixth. tournament Tolev Fontain Parker, anyone in the world, who and to encourage members Distributive Education the district Gra, Slaton, Lubbock, and with about two hotels, two helps in Last Saturday, March participating Leonard Wright. Alt Wright general would you lie to develop citizenship and preparing a student 22, Girls Plainview. stores, a wagon yard, and why'' for a LHS tlnnlPS-Cir- OT of course himself. patriotism. The constitution future career or job the golf team competed Innnlc flrn and Our rival town where they parked their Beverly Chisholm Many alternate Mi of (Sr.)-- will be read to the members students are familiar in the first of three Lumsden and Ihe sport of football of Levelland was horses and buggies, and a "I guess just me not " not even in two it with jobs, such as being a tournaments for the district Hobratschk. doubies-r.- LHS was started when Mr years Union Church. Kir Hargrove because I like myself that more times before will existance in the of be voted on. grocery checker or a gas golf championship. They Tucker, Elaine Graves, k Hargrove and his fellow 1922-2- 3 made an much, but because I've got according' to Mr estimate of about placed fifth. Peggv Riche) classmates decided that the Hargrove 50 as the city's population in so much to look forward The next meeting will be station attendant, and alternate. get together begin held on April 10. This Distributive Education has Low scorers for the team Boys participating would and The school not only had the year of 1913 to." singles- - a team, which is exactU meeting will be held at 7:00 helped them considerably. were Gordon Sorley and tennis are the single sport of football, w e r e Vickie Wimberley or.rl illnrn.tte. 1W There Td p.m. so that more students The DE students also Dennis Chambers, both shot ll'l.l. what thev did thev also approximately five teachers (soph)-'- like to be a Mi1 but had basketball decorated a an 87. doubles As usual man of the and track to run grades one through nurse on the lSS HOPE may be able to attend downtown Conway, For window in which The second tournament Jordan, Randy Brestrup.t bos parents disapproved in These other two sports ten in 1922 After Mr one thing, I'm Interested in they attempted to show how was held nltnrnnln 1. IV HOll. Hargrove graduated from medicine, and aH I like to Tuesday in The world's highest dam Distributive Education helps Brownfield and Saturday Recently at a tourna, his final year of high school work with people and help in Nurek, which is 1017 feet, a student prepare for his or they will play at the Snyder in Hereford. Carol); (which was grade ten) he them" is in the U.S.S R her future. Country won two rniic came back three years later Club. Lumsden with scores or IH ana; and graduated from the set, and eleventh grade, which had the first seconn v just been added. lie .i.i,lc,HnilbeS.t!l.mi Yes, night i..Ill llli: RU" " the on March Elaine 11. 19G9 volleyball girls Tucker and 3fl the sen".-a- nd met a real celebrity won their first G.3. They , second matcii "- - orVjJ did not finish the match' to weather condition In the boys' single Webb won two matchfs' scores of CI and 6- - i I P mm H I (I 6-- 1. JM tf Ivftfi aBHH Hnlw I iif A t Tt first set, and tt second set In the Hoys' and dJ Mark Jordon Brestrtip won ine IwJ.;" scores of G- and In a to"fWmebnL Snyder the wee and Kim Cafolyn oi lost to Tulia by scores and 0-- . , ,. ml Evah and ''Vd I i,.c hv scores of "' I

y . - Mark and iwnuj ,4 Estacado by scores and 0-- . fiMi lost to Denver Ot) of 0-- 6 and 0b PBt ,a"( obraW

i and Steve Webb U tn Snvder tonorro Jr... i. ii...i. Minirlies. . ..j iinisii p i ' I for a NHS graduating senior The i Z Bl ill IM " i&HPB. JSkBktv BrownfieldIMMat hC) tennis " ' c0"!1, nJB1 Mary Hobratschk, and Elaine Graves form the girls' 11 IS 111" "" i so '" HJ team. It is not too often that so many girls Only 11 more school davs RANDY tourwnenih,,,oi tennis BRESTRUP, David Conway, Mark Jordon Steve Wohh I district I have taken an interest in tennis. left tennis team Thoy have already been in several tournaments year! nuu ' '" members of the boVs these people Jf this are behind inw THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY MARCH 27. 1969, PAGE 1 1 SUGGESTED FOR IMMATURE AUDIENCES Names Omitted From Show List Names of several Happiness Is .. businesses who contributed in various capacities to the Littlefield Area Junior Stock how and Sale were left out Good Music of advertisements run in the Leader-New- s recently. Horn Kathy Turner i The names, which were left of music do YOU like? made of energy, energy is out of the copy that was I, made of turned in to paper, lki" ,mx obvious, isn't It? You Wheaties! (Thanks to Kami Terry.) the r. .fi.. "nnyv" bv lommv Hoc. included the sale floor price setters, E. T. Miller for erf by th0 BnstPS. What If Cream kdles" William Toomey had a brother sheep, Farm Pack for hogs r . hi the 1910 Fruit Gum named Socket? and Cattlemen Commission kiu"" ,.r .!. - cn, ... an(j "'.iimu u ni.- oov... Uj for steers; as well as Foust fcimbies. Tuesday, LJH Choirs gave a concert In Food, Security State Bank. I i ...,. fmnrup nrn the Richey B- -e 01 "' "'" , f. auditorium at 7:30, Tuesday night. Shamrock, and wie The Amherst donors Mixon S. Sleppenwail. iron uuumiy, seventh grade choir started off the Beauty Wagner Pay concert singing several songs. Shop, I eDoors The seventh and Save, Amherst Fire E- - "- -e oilier giuu "" - - grade choir is also an choir. ana me f Department, Abbott Sals the Turtles, ou.uies: The eighth grade choir sang tunes such Grocery, Recreation Center, '.kro am artists that as "Happiness Is" and "Exodus". R J. Cook and Leroy likes such as Glen Campbell, The freshmen choir concluded the Maxfield. "harles. ana nay tvimuu. concert with songs such as "My Love The Leader-New- s regrets music is classical; other kind of the Passed By", "Ave Verum", and "Band of the omissions. like! that band and choir directors Angels". old "one-two- " music! en there is the As a whole, all the choirs did a very DIVISION III of Beta Sigma Phi Talent Show Debbie Cutshall was winner WALLY SANDERS won Dad enjoy songs line good job, Just keep up HD Club and the good work! single award went to Ben Washington of the single entry award for first place single entry In E- and Shirley -kar Sonc' "A Fool Never Colbert Friday, March 21. Division II for fourth, fifth, Division IV of the Beta L" and "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes." Meet A very special volleyball game was held and sixth grades. Sigma Phi talent show. Has and Grandad like "Little Brown L in the gym last Thursday. It was a play-of- f Hot Mama!" find 'Red between the eighth grade boys and the Sunnydale Home tother tpe ot music is religious Demonstration Club met faculty. Thursday, March 20, in the E.mone shouia enjoy listening to Brother Is The eighth grade boys were the champs Missing After Boat Mishap XIT Room at Security State and were awarded a trophy for their Bank. L.i is country music. there also victory! The body of a brother of 2:30 in Plains High School Sheriff's Deputy George in Seminole Oct. 21, 1961 Mrs. Viola Montgomery are these kinds of music line, but The student council wishes to thank a Littlefield woman is still Auditorium. Pope. Scott Davis was born in was hostess for the meeting. reallv prefer your type?!! ijou everyone for coming out and showing all missing at presstime The victims were Officiating for the Seminole but had lived in Devotional was given by IF T Wednesday, following a drowned when their 14-fo- services this will Lily the great spirit. The student council now afternoon Uvalde since he was a year Birkelbach. eda) Mrs Badger told her class that boating accident on Lake boat capsized in four-foo- t be Rev. C. C. Coffman of old. The program was stands very good in bank accounts. Travis, high waves 30 now on she would ask a special near Austin Sunday. and m.p.h. Brownwood. presented by County Clerk Another important volcybll g-- w s winds. Burial will be in Terry lion eer Friday. The pupil who Charles Jones, who talked played Friday afternoon at 2:-1- in the The missing victim is A fifth person in the County Memorial Cemetery about county lered the question correctly wouldn't C-- the clerk's Pep Tournament by the freshman girls. Donald Davis, , of Uvalde, boat, Bob Taylor, 23, of with Browntield Funeral C Workshop office and its duties. to return to school until the The girls play Morton and came out with a brother of Mrs, Marshall (Joe Austin, also a brother-in-law- , Home in charge of Norma Russell gave a nnzTuesda victory. They then receiied fifth place in Ann) Lucas of Littlefield. anda student at University arrangements. Three Littlefield men demonstration on a wig. ext Fnda Mrs. Badger asked a Davis was a Levelland the tournament winning a trophy. Twelve Funeral services for three of Texas, swam to safety. attended a Chamber of Refreshments were served question N'o one could answer It. other victims of the mishap, native and former Plains Jt teams were in the tournament, so our Commerce sponsored to Mmes. Abi Hampton, ( following rriday, Dave Jordan was including Davis A fourth person to die as resident. leadership workshop at Dailor Wheeler, Lorene freshman girls did pretty well. three-year-ol- nnj paper wads at the trash can when son, Scott a result of the mishap, was Charnley went to Canyon Thursday Perkins, Ina Aldrige, Lily The girls are starting track this week. F. ssed Davis, and Davis James Beard, 62, of Brownfield from Jim Jones, Gerald Kehoe Birkelbach. Lois Sinclair, They are getting ready for a meet in brother-in-la- nephew, Austin, Weatherford in 1941. and Kell threw that0" asked Mrs. Badger. and who suffered an and Jim attended Mildred Jennings and Viola h Idalou this Saturday. So Garland Charnley, 27, and apparent heart attack while attended school in Lamesa, related to "Program Dae elled. See you next sessions Montgomery Good Luck Girls!!! Keith Charnley. 8. are searching for the bodies of Union and Plains. of Work." "Membership The next meeting will be SH scheduled this afternoon at the victims, according to Keith Charnley was born and "Finance" held Thursday. April 10. "Hey, you!" yelled a Policeman at Bob week special FHA bs is a week in Grissom. "You're crossing the street when bill FHA members are observing this the sign says 'Don't Walk'." National FHA Week. lis Bob replied, "Sorry, but I thought that ist weekend we went to Lubbock for was an ad for a bus company!" l Comcntton. Friday night a l show was given for the officers in Last Friday, a track meet was held a t Municipal Coliseum. Saturday, all Levelland. Freshmen boys scored 78 bers had entertainment by various NOW points in all. Those scoring were Ralph WAYS .ps and Mai or V D. Rodgers spoke to ...3 Funk, Jerry McCary, Larry Birkelbach, pis, Sundai the girls went to the Danny Estrada, Dennis Hartley, Parfirio 'Jtfenan Church for services. Cristan, Jerry Kemp, Michael Holmes, and he) started off the week with a rose Jim Graves. The eighth graders made 59 ... TO EARN MAXIMUM INTEREST RATESON YOUR SAVINGS! ich teacher points in all. Those scoring were J. E. .esda was 'Smile Day'. Everyone Johnson, Leroy Danford, Allen Mackey, i nice big smile1 Ben McKinnon, Charles Smith, Donald fdnesda was 'Be good to Mr. Washington, Jessie Davila, Robert Ayala, ' i'e' da A kindness for the principal Len Earl Lewis, and Jerry Cox. M HWI7T-- V i$ helps There is a track meet at Brownfield Ioda is a surprise for all teachers! So tomorrow. The preliminaries start at two 'ta out o'clock, and the finals start at six o'clock. fndij is the day to 'Be kind to So ;fbors' jjtjrda is the day to do something GOOD LUCK!!! or kind for the family. rave a nice week, HIA members!!! 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DlRcCTORS OFFICERS linancial house "VkHW David A Kelthley Floyd Coffman. Preiidem Floyd Coffman David A Keithley, Fiank Roger Etecvilve Vice Preiident It INSURED 1 trx mnsiERS rvlo. Don Bell ITTLEEIEL0 SEDERAL Frank Rger, Vice President Jerome K iby Mary lo I Thoxton, Secietar 425 Phelps 385-518- 8 J M Farmer 1 SAVINGS AND WAN ASSOCIATION Roger I JoneJ. Treourei ask for Jim Upton, manager Kenne'i Ware Jerome Kirby Attorney PAGE 12. THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. THURSDAY. MARCH 27. 1969 m m is 'm F'w A R N C E heart again. The baby still afternoon 333S T Blackmail West in Lubbock MRS C L E parents. Mr and Mrs Hay Nettie of the Hospital to the Children's nrULtoi I rr following recent surgery, Cannon is recovering confined Chesshlr Spence. Plains Nursing Home in but Medical Hospital In Dallas. In Muleshoe and brought her she is making satisfactory satisfactorily from major GUESTS SATURDAY at MRS. DELBERT Roberts the Gene Brvan were out to spend reeoery. surgery performed home mother in returned to her home in LA Mr and Mrs. 'E. E. Nichols of Saturday at the John ROY YOUNG Is doing Methodist Hospital Br Friday. Houston, Monday after Blnekman following his surgery at Lubbock Llttlcfleld, Mrs. C. A. Barker home. They went fine a week with her to church services JOLENE COX underwent spending of Cisco: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sunday Methodist Hospital parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nichols of Farmlngton, N. morning at the Methodist Wednesday of the past week. surgery on a knee Friday St. Mary's Bogard, and spending much MRS. JOHN BLACKMAN M . MR. AND MRS. Junior morning at and Mrs. Dick Powell of Church where Mrs. of the time with her h 933-232- 8 Blackman is a member. and son, Frankie, Hospital in Lubbock. The niece., M,clH Farmlngton. N. M., Mr. and Soria grandmother, Mrs. Lurah Mrs. Otis Neel of Friona; and MR. AND MRS. Richard arrived home Saturday knee was hurt several "" eiect Rhodes, who is very ill and is oi'Wut Mr and Mrs. Flovd Stanley of Hereford were afternoon from a stay of months ago while playing larnorough ball recently she fell on living in the West Plains Farington of Llttlcfleld. lunch guests Sunday with several weeks in Dallas with and ..r';Er. "win m, .3 Home, Muleshoe. THIS BEING National Thursday. April and will J D. ROWLAND, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. little Frankie where he was a It, making the trouble Nursing j FHA 1 I MR. AND MRS. Glenn week. Hula FHA girls close Monda . April accompanied by James Fine John Hubbard. patient in a childrens home 1 Levelland spent the I are working hard to make MR AND MRS L. and Roy Tunnell of MRS. NOLAN Harlan and there. The baby is doing very ATTENDING A Farmers Salyer of showed SofK'B' parents, their week a success. Clawson and children spent Levelland fished at Lake daughter, Ann, visited well now following heart Union Workshop in Lubbock weekend with their and wild life heIW pud L. H. to mhi"1 Mondav is babv doll day and the weekend at Hobbs and Buchannan the past week Sunday afternoon with her surgery, adenoid surgery and Tuesday were Sir. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Medlln the a no gripe day. the penalty if Lovington. N. M.. with their and Mrs. Rowland spent the mother. Mrs. Mary Britt of other tests and medication in John Hubbard and Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. one forgets and makes a daughters and families At time with Mrs. Fine, at Amherst and attended the the past weeks. Mrs. Nolan Harlan. This was Salyer. gripe one penny fine will Mr. and Mrs. ATTENDING H E n of Mr be Hobbs. with Levelland. singing at the Amherst MR. AND MRS. J. L. held at the Piccadilly T atld M '' small Rally assessed and will go into the Bernie Brown and Mr. AND MRS. Bennie Church of Christ. Latham drove to Lubbock Cafeteria. Several interesting Youth at Parkview S'in. under 2 fVl FHA fund. Tuesday, red and daughter Robvn and at Setllff and children. Karol. MARION J. McDaniels. Monday evening and ate speakers were heard on the Baptist Church in Llttlcfleld surgery at fhr. rL, "WW Lovington. N. M . Mr. white day Wednesday, with Sandra. Stanley and Melissa accompanied by other birthday supper with their current farm problems. Monday were Donna and Hospital in Dallas school Improvement day: and Mrs. Dick Montgomery interested Diane Crume, Elaine and ... was CI of Borger. spent Saturday citizens of the daughter, Mrs. Warner IN A RECENT letter, some renal, .Hit Thursday, teachers' and children. Stcpani and and Sunday with his mother area, were in Austin Tuesday DeSautell of Lubbock. Mrs. Nichols got from Mrs. Beverley Tiller, Helen, ana another ... '. appreciation day: Friday, Scott. and brother. Mrs. B. S for the hearing on the Others to help Mrs. Sautell Soria. she stated other Barbara, and Allan Black and ?,?,." foreign dish supper secret Sctliff and Chester governor's committee report observe her birthday were complications have set up Margaret Richardson. Mrs. ?i rmealer! Edd was sponsor sisters and tlpition MRS DOTGLAS Belts MRS TOMMIE Carter of on the "Force of Small her family, Sautell and boys now with little Frankie Soria Crume for MR AND MRS 'I new if ii ers and two daughters Belinda Loungton N M up School Consolidation" Cris and Cliff and Mr and and it would be necessary to the group visited Cm .""HI s droe t s'm fir and Amanda of Lubbotk late Friday afternoon for a MRS C L. Cannon is still Mrs Phillip Sautell of remove his adenoids and also MR AND MRS Harvey sister Mr an M? 8i tiui-- i " ic u v begin spent the weekend with her visit with her mother Mrs confined to the Methodist would have to his Whittenburg visited Saturday Schroder nf !?o- -.. . 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Soft where you have your choice of the water, commercial detergent and 600 Offers Experience "wand" or the fullv pounds of pressure will give you a Protect automatic "Orbit." sparkling clean car and all for only 50 TEXACO Z. Harold Clement, manager of Higglnbotham. "Hlgginbotham cr The wand gives you soft, hot, soapy cents. Add another quarter and you'll Your Home Higginbotham-Bartlet- t Company, has here to stay," Clement said Gene land clear rinse) water at 500 pounds get a Prestone wax job. A jet spray of Ratllff, Consignee w been in the lumber business more than Higglnbotham is the place to gof. 385-322- Against The Sand 1 30 , . of pressure for fhe minutes for 25 Prestone wax is especially good for Phone LTEXAC0 years. His first lumber yard was at those clean-up- paint-up- fai cents. The wand is good for washing new cars. Bula In 1936. supplies. To help with the clean l Doors V motors. The wand has been used to An attendant is on duty at the Trevlno Texaco 120 W. Delano Storm Clement has been a resident of work, Higginbothams hae a compe clean carpets, horses, and horse Orbit to vacuum and chamois your Dailey Texaco 520 Hall Ave. Lamb County since 1932, where he line of small tools including garden:. troughs, bicycles, and all Twenty-fiv- e wa s host sorts of air vehicle for you. cents is Parker Texaco Nol & No2 Custom associated with equipment and water conditioner pads. HigRinbotham-Uartlot- t line c charged by the attendant for 532 Phelps & Hwy 385 & 84 at Amherst. Higginbothams carry a full Storm Windows only 14.75 Jones-Blai- vacuuming and 50 cents for Quality Texaco Service There are five r and Sherwin nillic During chamoising for H i gg In bo t ham-Har- t let t of paintir the stock shows, those wanting this And Products lumber paints, and all tpes enterprising youngsters ran their hogs optional service. Higginbotham-Bartlet- t companies in Lamb County with yards supplies including step HMwr For Farm & Automotive Needs through the car wash. Lynn Todd, Two coin operated, at Earth, Olton. Sudan, Amherst and brushes, and drop cloths They m manager, reports the hogs just loed it commercial-typ- e vacuum cleaners are Littlefield. Old Masters antiquing paints, too and came out looking like champs. located conveniently for "And our company still operates Todd has seen just about everything vacuuming. like the old country store." Clement For fixing up. Higginbothams a nr; Pick-up- s L. Li ran The Littlefield Area's Own said. .1.. . . r.... knilrllnd a washable washed with the wand and most campers can be "We accomodate the people, and uu uiiywiui);.i.t iiuiii miliums - - easily are always a lit t... ,onir except dirty children, and he says he washed in the Orbit, also. Since rvrnv punnK- - Catering Service looking for way to benefit muni-minio- uunuuig iu nc wouldn't be surprised to see that the Orbit has been in Littlefield. the community. Success of the For All Your Parties a before long. washing cars and pick-up- s is much C V&&5COCCOOCiCOCCCOCO company is due to this policy." storm doors, "hey carry li? o; easier. And the car wash businesses, The first Higginbotham-Bartlet- t in coverings ot b CUSTOM FRAMING 5j And Dinners Large or Small selection of floor The wand was the first car wash put like Perry's is Littlefield was located In They stocl Laundry open day and y S 1923 just order any type of flooring. For Your Pictures 1 linnlpun. in at Perry's, about four years ago. night, 21 east and across .. O fl -- hours around the clock. the street from the U BUUU,,.,! JIICIHUHrnnni uinf - The "Orbit" is one year old, and A soft drink machine is located present location. A full line of Trewax brand fte i rru Lynn Todd iscelebrating his first near the coin deposit for the Orbit car CrescentJFIouse Some of the carpenters and hired care products Is also carnea. ihb anniversary in the automatic car wash wash, L1TTLEFIEL11 hands lived in these a too. and in the laundry there are buildings for IHKII1J auvcuwcu uu" b - business all sorts of drink and snack vendors while. r GLASS WORKS MRS M J COTTER I buildirJ I pon entering the Orbit a spray-ba- dispensing coffee, cold drinks, potato Over the years there have been four A complete stock of all 385-333- 0 W Hwy 385-523- 1 I washes underneath the car with chips, chewing gum and Cracker Jacks Phone 307 Clovis 385 South or five line lumber yards in Littlefield. supplies can oe iouuu hch. - tiOO pounds of pressure The pre soak 21 hours a dav but they are all gone except contractors work out of the oBBj .tiiH rlr nnvlhind from COntrKtCil ...... ,f. . n... hnntfU! 1 a iurn-Ke- y joo on a '" """J SOFT MANGUM-HILBU- PERRY'S ro.rnnfin.t vnur nrr5int home,addKl Judd Walker N ore etens1 WATER fOPS car port, garage, patio, or AUTOMATIC reinoueiiiig. w Agency SPEEDS AGENCY iin rutins nnH nlnmbinesuPF Unrn nlnilO W III l SPRING LAUNDRY sv. nHn nln nAIJ "Insurance of all kinds Wl well supplies and submersible puuF voucasp- .CLEANING 430 XIT sITX 585-4633- 1 in ir .... i.. n ..inrtmiil Real Estate " THE COMPLETE too, ' riiunc I IW....J il w rY Cleaning repair parts for it here, W s I uni,n Mn h Rutiedo 51, : .-- 385.5131. . 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Ans.: The Missionary Baptist their mate. believe remarriage liiiiaiiiK' 'SiKl Church does not recognie "baptism" only justified after the death of one's distinctive plea of n Denial School or "The Lord's Supper" as mate. In short, we believe If a person "1L, Church Is Prayer "sacraments". We observe the "Lord's has a mate, all steps should be taken to Hmitlst Of She message of the Indlvidiin Supper and baptism" as ordinances of keep the home Intact. "i message is Ihc pure bos,iCI the church. The Lord's supper is a 'unadorned b philosophy or memorial that shows forth the Lord's 16. What is required of a person to I., concepts and is given 10 death till he comes fl Cor. 11:26) and become a member of the Missionary Violation is message of true Constitution baptism the picture of our burial Baptist Church? .u nnK Of and resurrection with Christ. (Rom. Ans.: To become a member the 1 from the condemnation of of 6:1-6.- ) 1.. defined in Missionary Baptist Church the of Christ is Answers by Rev. Ken Johnson, pastor of Missionary Baptist Church. 15 as being candidate must be accepted by the ,ircs.ICr 12. Which rules, conventions, or . iimi .Ipsus Christ died (Second In a series.) majority vote of the membership. The rituals of your church are most and rose again church accepts only professing saved was buried, Christian society has preserved pure misunderstood? believing sinner can 1. Is the Missionary Baptist Church books and all others are considered people who have been scripturall.v .repentant the doctrine of the gospel through all Ans.: Probably the most i regeneration and life autonomous? spurious and psoudeplgraphlc. baptised in a New Testament Baptist the ages." ,,ence misunderstood point which people Church. We accept the repentant who l,ith his Saviour Mosheim, the scholarly observe in the Lutheran Ans: The Littlefield Missionary 7. Do members of the Missionary Missionary Baptist come forward in our services asking historian, speaks of Baptist history: Church is our belief in Christ as eternal historical background Baptist Church Is governed by the Baptist Church believe In the virgin baptism and membership in our j bat is the "The true origin of that sect which all sufficient Saviour. We consider the How membership of the church. We are birth? church. We accept, after questioning, , movement? acquired the name Ana-Bapti- Reformation of by independent death of Christ as the only pardon for those who come by of Missionary Haptist Church fit to do as the membership "statement k administering anew the rite of Baptism man's sin. We do not consider good feels led of the Holy Spirit. The Ans: The membership of our faith" when their original membership his movement" to those who came over to works, baptism, sacraments, penance, their Missionary is church holds as a cardinal and record of baptism is unobtainable Baptist unurcnes wnicn communion is hid Baptist Church not doctrine of na in the remote belief the Virgin or other human elements as adding to from a disbanded church or a Baptist i. rioftrin.illv "affiliated with" nor "members" of birth of Christ. ..j hold trim depths of antiquity, and is the work of salvation Christ completed ,. any association or convention. Church whose records are lost. Tntinmcnt stand in a consequently extremely difficult to be on the cross. We believe works are the what is termed the 8. Does the Missionary Baptist ar relation to ascertained." product of salvation and not the basis. 17. What are your personal 5. How is the Missionary Baptist Church believe in predestination? or "Reformation" Baptist churches since thoughts on segregation-integration- '' nation" the close of Church governed? Ans.: The membership of our True liapusi oi inu new the 19th and early 20th 13. How does nfnt century have church believes in predestination. By the Missionary Ans.: The membership of the iiaent principles historically in some instances moved closer to Baptist Church receive financial the The Lord Jesus Christ this we mean the complete soverignty Missionary Baptist Church believes in i uua, reformed theology established ate the neiuniiaiiuii. position of the God as support? the dignity of every race. Our , the local New Testament Church: We of opposed to fatalism or . ih; rncnpft cannot be called church and have embraced Ans.: Financial support of the the do not believe that he established nor unimpeded history. We believe God consideration of every fellow man is rotestant" church Protestant Protestant concept of the church. In Missionary Baptist Church is gained sanctioned any Convention or has a divine plan of the ages revealed that they are equally created by God , was a scnooi oi ineoiogy this manner some Baptist have joined through the tithe and freewill offerings Association to Lord it over the in the Bible. and their births dependent on the In rpfnrm this nmnv fully the "Ecumenical" of the members of our church. We movement and churches. Therefore, the local church do Soverign will of the Creator and His na! errors of the Roman Catholic a position leading to not operate businesses, sales, Intordcnominal Is completely autonomous and 9. What kind of Baptism does the cake Grace. iThis movement was to restore work. True Baptist, rummage sales, or any We however, remain a Missionary Baptist Church believe in? external believe God separated the races (form the churcn mis aocirmai testimony to scripture function to support the of God truth which In the Book of Acts which Ans.: The Missionary Baptist work and the ideal is to remain separated i... hoc divpn hirtli tn embraces the New from external sources. We do not take We Testament as the describes the ministry of the earliest Church practices baptism by therefore desire all actions which ainations of Europe and only guide to pledges nor assess gifts to faith and practice. churches, we find the greatest immersion of the professing believer in the church. cause the mixing of races by jenced some of the Baptist Churches, All giving is personal by inter-marriag- therefore, who hold evangelistic missionary effort in the water. We believe baptism is held in and prompted cease. formation date in America. this remain forever love for our Saviour. truth separate from history of New Testament churches. In authority to be administered by the 18. What do you about Isaac saiu oi think the Newton napusi, compromises of scripture truth. Their What .nrp Hip those days travel was slow; there were New Testament Church. We baptise M. does the Missionary Court ruling on prayers in school? D.nilct onlv hodv nf aim is to in continue pure unchanged no television sets; and printing and because of the believer having been Baptist Church believe about Heaven Ans.: The Missionary Baptist slians which have never New Testament Christianity. radio were unheard of. In a short saved. We believe Baptism shows forth and Hell? Church believes it is the right of every olized vvun mo iviiurcn oi period of time, some thirty years, the to the world the believer's faith in the Ans.: The Missionary Baptist l"In 1819 the King of Holland individual to pray when, where, and as 3. How many Missionary Baptist Gospel was spread through the known Saviour. believes in a literal heaven as the home .tJ turt mnn Yr Ynn il nm4 often as he feels he should. We Churches are there? of the family of God which is all the I f TWtnnl Inn rn rut mnn nnH world by churches that were therefore, consider it a flagrant Ans: The number of Baptist in autonomous; They belonged to no 10. Is infant baptism practiced? redeemed of all ages. We believe in a violation of constitutional rights by bers of the Dutch Reform America was estimated at over twenty association, convention, or outside Why, or why not? literal heli where all unsaved of all ages the U. S. Courts to deny prayer in the II, 10 prepare a uiMury ui inuir one million by "The Baptist World" in shall suffer in eternal torment I1 i church denominational organization. schools. Our position is that of .i.iinn li c tirnris tifnc 19G2. The Ans.: The Missionary Baptist number of separate separated from God forever. complete separation of Church and shed in 1823 and devoted one congregations in Church does not practice any form of indefinite. Baptist State. We believe the government er to the people called Baptist. who have 6. What Missionary infant baptism. We do not baptise associated into hicrachial does the Baptist 15. What is the belief of the should neither establish nor support ' utnnliirlnfj ''ll'n nit luiinuuiu, iii;llll't iitni; tiimiuuvt groups list various numbers of Church believe about the Bible? infants because: (1) There is not one Missionary Baptist Church concerning ihn religion. tltMidi Hit IJUJHlfclltnttct lW ttLICfM churches as single example of infant baptism in all constituent members but divorce? The Baptist Joint Committee lobby called na Baptist, and in their claims Bible nor a scripture that sometimes overlap when Ans.: The Missionary Baptist the Ans.: The Missionary Baptist in Washington. D. opposed actions ImAc Vfnnrwinltnc ti'nm Ihn certain churches belong in verbal commands it; (2) Only professing C. to two or Church believes the Church believes in the sanctity of the to put prayer in schools again. The i Waldonvs and who long in more organizations. inspiration By believers are baptised in the scripture of the scriptures. this home. We believe the home is an Missionary Baptist Church does not iWI) Ul Mil' IL'IUIVI'U 1 we accounts; (3) Infants cannot IIIUIIII If Of the twenty largest Sunday contend the original word of God possibly institution created by God. We believe support tins group though they profess ' of thai origin On that account in is perfect, have repentance or faith personally as Schools America, the clear majority without human error, and divorce is only acceptable to God for to be Baptist. We a ml let no believe firmly that ,ajj.w. viiumil hn nrtncirlnrirl ii.i tlm are the divine revelation of to they are incapable as an infant. j. iuii,iiuv.iv.u kill. Independent Baptists. The largest God man. the unfaithfulness of a marriage student who does not believe in prayer Christian community which has We accept 66 churches in the world are Independent the books as named in partner but not demanded if the should have the right to deny : since me vposues as a the 11 What ann Baptist Churches. authorized version as canonical sacraments are observed? unfaithful repents and is accepted bj participation AMHERST SHOP IN LITTLEFIELD )

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'X AM) MRh Jim Pugh Okla., left Friday for a visit i a Talihina Okla.. to with relatives in California 'A funeral services for and Arizona. They planned Tapleys were s for nother Mrs. Ella to be in Colton, Calif., and the occasion. iltds Q.I ului flu.rt ilium Safford and Showlow, Ariz. SEVERAL MEMBERS of 'ii 19 She was buried MR. AND MRS. David the Amherst Future Farmers :th 21 Mrs Pimli'c inn Harmon moved to their new of America chapter attended tot Nichol, and her home on Adams and First the Lubbock Stock Show and wire Mr and Streets last week. Their Friday and Saturday. Len Ro Edwards daughter and family, Rev. Ivey placed fourth in the b"amprt thrmi and Mrs. Jarrell Tharp were light weight Duroc division, II RMO and here for a visit and to assist Bruce Nicholson was sixth HUT: '- - iW' . 5MB nue spent the them in their move. with his calf. Danny Carter tke".fj fkhltv.i .11 I "In I nl-- Mil. AND MRS. Weldon of the had the champion 'Ujan M Kemp of Midland visited her Angus calf. Others there MIKE SLVTh was home parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. II. were Douglas Cummlngs, iw ttwkend from West Stagner and sisters for the Kim Harmon, Sandra and estate at Canyon. He weekend. Eddie Duvall, Stephanie "serred from rui-ii,,,.,,- SUNDAY EVENING Carter and Mark Nicholson, 'kindle UM Pniioon ?,! guests of his parents the Lee Ag Teacher, Raymond iihdl nil-- , oi n...... i Paynes were Mr. and Mrs. Duvall and Mrs. Duvall to first semester Bob Payne, Jan and Ann of attended. MR ash in Hn,,,. Shallowater. T returned homo from KATHY FOUST of MRS. JIM Humphreys, "'I Or Clinurillniiinc M Muleshoe spent the weekend Mrs. Douglas Gossett and hpro Ihn, f,,,.l. ,..'.:.. with her grandmother, Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Adams, took health baths John Foust. several FHA girls to the Area M AND MRS Dale Mil. AND MRS. Pat I talent show held in the ""III SDCnt Kllnfti,. ,i.II I, Blessing, Kristi , Brad and Municipal Auditorium in T s,s,ter Mr and Mrs. Earl Kaleigh of Lubbock Lubbock Friday night. They 'TKk In Lubbock attended the golden were Shelia Edwards, Cindy J' MAY of Kress was anniversary of his aunt and Crosby, Barbara Muncy, Amherst lsltor Thursday uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Linda Gossett, Susie MRS RTI1I.'! i)..n ...-- Uselton. It was held Sunday Humphreys, Betty Elms, Won ikiln.l ,. :i.. afternoon in their daughter, Jeanie Fleming, Joy Priddy i" 4. ' .''VA??y.JvfffllgTl!i5HMMHlWllBBHM Blanchard. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Taptey's and Darlene Weaver. Jeanie 4 alien,!,,. I iu il.me annual home north of Littlefield. Fleming received her state ''MMce meeting of the The Tapleys daughter and degree and Betty Elms was a en i Society of son the Paul Butlers and Tim member of the Choir. li service n te --anrt r. . . - i i.. ana Mwiday she was a BATTLE WITH YOUR 7(Z m ,,t,r wscs to DON'T Mrs. ni:in,.i,,...,i ...o. POIU lhn, " '. U. . """'f. wnnersi IiMwT.,nLThe Brownfleld bfor " "0Sl in,s INCOME TAX .. V GL'ftu. The BLOCK Army It we II Wmond Duvall home trained to do battle for youl ,,?,? h?f .P?'?nts, After a private discutslon You " r", Wll"is Can Get The Best Deal And The Best Service V1"- Henry Lewis with you, we'll of generally save more than enough CIIPCTC .. . . Your U1 Airs- on your tax to pay From Local Dealer lien Mill - Je 'famllylast our low charge. Don't fight ill let 0dlU.hn"K)VJn.ll.?.rdfflnd BLOCK! T "' ftl"ngton, & a,nd. Miss Jodie You Can Get The Best Terms And Save Up To $200 ffDM ,,e? Are, -. .' Ark. completeJl .,- member or the U. IHIiiProa Return ?,?.'. had V "ore completed v"uy as an incim,.(,.. From Your Local Bank Cd,.,'11 fsidc In tiwJ"- - wle he is ta- or Mitt l!ulr "ty at 5 h .a',0 will stay '"fehek. w and famy "way. . GUARANTEE ...... ,.,. r. II lC;B")Y,2 SPencer and yo onr pfnolty or !Mml Witlofield, we mol. on e..or. thai cott w.ll poy Ihe pnoll o' Inturll H JM 9' Lubbock we 8BCUI Memberi Mr Jr or Sudan TeaBan Cox of .ssEfXms TF.D.i.cric hot.S ;.;aley Were amnnn ndinB Oldce. Ke, 'he bridal Am.r.c.i La.flOil T- - Service With Over 3000 maKrm 'tbieLvnTor,nK "'!" M if' fl7nch Saturday. PHELPS A 519 omV... MKRTH 385-606- THE BANK THAT GETS THINGS DONE FORYOU! 9-- LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS Unrjr.'1"!, Mrs .Inn Weekdays 9 A M 0 P M . Sat I'h FWn;1 aiul Claud ,NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY "t Manltou, PAGE 14. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD TEXAS. THURSDAY MARCH 27,1969 r EAKTII L

OBITUARIES 257-434- 1 MRS. BEULAH NEWTON

GRACE EDGAR G. E. In near Vanita, was MRS. BOHNER.SR. L. T. Smith reside or discovered befo ' MRS. damage -- 'JfijH underwent major surgery in Okla. wnrtl. Funeral services for Mrs. Grace Edgar. George Emery Bohncr Sr., 79, longtime Hospital at THE METHODIST Methodist full ihoFfcx!i!iSuui 19, of Lubbock, who died at 2 p.m. Olton Baptist leader, died Friday in Lubbock. Friday morning. It Parsonage has been the Monday. March 21. at Methodist Hospital Plaint low Hospital. has been reported that 60 last few days The children grandchildren of Rev. nmir o..j . '.'HO Lubbock, were held Wednesday Funeral services were conducted percent of her stomach was and uuu ad in Mrs. Johnnie Williams, Sunday W W Cahpel in Lubbock. Monday afternoon in Olton First Baptist removed. Her condition is and eenin, morning in Ri from Turkey and Fort Dr Hnrdj. demons, pastor of the Church with Rev John E. Lewis, pastor, satisfactory at this time. L A. GLASSCOCK was Collins. Colo., have spent Second Baptist Church, officiated. and Rev. R II Campbell, retired their but h.'",c,MPd minister, officiating. rushed to the hospital early some time with Burial was in Resthaven Memorial Park. Methodist morning, by parents. C E SAwntDi1 was a 1911 graduate of Burial was in Plainvicw Cemetery with Saturday Mrs. Edgar, ambulance Glasscock had a visited m the how J Lubbock in Parsons Funeral Home in charge of nnd Mr. t c Texas Tech and moed to - light stroke VI from Levelland arrangements THE EARTH volunteer t;iin,(o, ,.f... rail 1963 MRS. JANE Beavers went Department was called "u,'uj "'lurnoon Sunning are two sons, Verlon Edgar of He was a retired farmer and senior Friday and Fire to Muleshoe to the Earth elevator Sunday niyj1!"!,! Levelland, and Sidney Edgar of San deacon of the First Baptist Church for 10 visited her son and family, they """"" icwion s Mrs. T. J. of He Spencer evening where miernoon was Antonio, her mother. Rollins years. was one of the founders of Mr. and Mrs. extinguished a fire The fire ri Lubbock, a brother. Thomas Rollins of Bonner Chapel in Olton and a member of Beavers and Chester Clay. VLUI IU Dallas, two sisters. Mrs. L. E. Sullins of the Lamb Count School Board 42 years GUESTS OF Mr and Mrs. Llttlefield and Mrs. A. E. Cummins of He was a member of Olton Masonic Jerry Kelley Sunday were jrQyrww" grandchild. Lodge a Sundav School teacher. her parents. Mr and Mrs C Duncan, Okla.. and one and 1 Suniving are his wife, Helen; two sons, E. Sanders of Ralls THOSE ATTENDING the George E Bonner Jr of Denver, Colo., , t?, Annual Conference of PRP and William Henrv Bohner, Edmondson; a Wesleyan Service Guild in daughter, Mrs Lelia Powell of Columbia, THOMAS NOLAN HUKILL Littlefield Saturday evening Mo . four sisters. Mrs H. B. Maxey and were, Mrs. B. T. Hamilton Mrs Florence Spears, both of Olton. Mrs. CUB MASTER PATRICK J. RICE and Beulah Newton Going ANN ALBUS t & a Mable Dulaney of Medina. Ohio, and Mrs. for the Sunday session were Funeral sen ices for Thomas Nolan 933-223- 0 who died Saturday afternoon, Roy Barnes of Rosemead, Calif , and eight Mrs C T Richardson and Hukill. 16. were Plains Hospital at grandchildren. Rice Honored By Cub Seouls Beulah Newton There Hi March 22, in South approximately 150 Guild where he had been Amherst, J. became Hospital He weighed 6 lbs. 8 women attending church approximately two weeks, were conducted GEORGE ALVIN STRANGE Patrick Rice ATTENDING THE Area QiMinnt lin, V., the father of another son oz. "I'm not going to name sen ices at the Methodist March 24. I, Future Homemakers of were plaved Monday afternoon, was him until I can hold him," Church Sunday morning. throtiskl Funeral services for George Alvin Monday afternoon, and America meeting in Lubbock Services were held in First Baptist recognized for service Rice said. GUESTS OF Mr and Mrs. evening Refreshment! Strange, 55. of Littlefield, who died Saturday, March 22, were birthdav Church ai Fieldton. with Rev. Wayne Sage rendered to his other 57 Rice moved to Littlefield J O Vaughan for Thursday decorated Mondav, March 24 in Littlefield Hospital, Sheri Demel. Terr! Gerik, chips and dips and of Hobbs. N M . and Rev Donnie Howell supper were their children, boys Monday night about two years ago and is a Vivian Green, Ann Albus. of Littlefield. officiating. were conducted Wednesday morning in Pack 660 presented Cub conservationist with SCS. He Mr and Mrs, Loyd Vaughan I'uiim nut smtg tvl and Mrs Owen Young, Hostess Burial was in Littlefield Memorial Park. Gililland Funeral Home in Hereford. Master Rice a plaque for his has been a Scout cub master and boys of Dimmitt. Mr. Breedlove advisor. PAT JLGMA Hukill was engaged in farming and was Burial was in a Hereford cemetery Cub Scouting sen ice at their since moving here. and Mrs Junior of and Mr. and Mrs. THE PEP volleyball student at South War I Strange, a native of Carey, lived in pack meeting Mondav night. Littlefield a veteran of World continued College at Levelland Knight's Rest Home three years where he Rice has five full Cub HELP CHILD LaVerne Vaughan and tournament i Friday after being cancelled guest in the home of J!i repaired watches Scout dens and a Webelos To help a child develop children of Earth Surviving are his wife. Ottie Marie MR AND MRS. Jim last weekend on account of Mrs Frank Simnachtt Suniving are a Clarence group, making 57 boys responsibility, parents Hukill; two sons. Gary Hukill and Gordon Rice's son, James, is in let a Griffin were in Lubbock the snow First place winner family over the vveeleti of Hereford, and three sisters, Mrs. should child make Hukill of the home; his parents, Mr. and Strange den one, and son Martv is a decisions and involve him in over the weekend visiting was Brownfield. Morton "A NANO SOKOR' Fitzgerald Littlefield. Mrs Ethel took second place, and third South Mrs. Thomas H Hukill of Fieldton; one Ruby of Webelo family decision-making- . with Griffin's sister and student at brother. James Hukill of Amarillo; one Campbell of Plainview and Mrs Hallie Rice's new Scout was Then let him learn to take brother-in-la- The place was taken by College at Levelland t Littlefield Mi sister. Mrs Jeffen Burkett of Houston Row ell of Optima Okla born at 3 10 p.m. Mondav. the consequences of his brother-in-la- is a patient in "A" with her parents March 21 at the Littlefield decision Methodist Hospital THE SODALITY of the Mrs A J SoKora ovr VISITING IN Abernathy Children of Mary of St. weekend Sunday were Mr and Mrs L. Philip's Parish, attended the VISITING IN the J 4-He- rs Paul Praised S Griffin who visited their 8 a. in mass Sunday, in a of Mr and Mrs. 1 County Renfro son and family. Mr and Mrs group Simnacher and far.. Lirrv Griffin and children ELAINE SIMNACHER of the weekend was thil By Commanding Officer THERE ARE three Brownfield. visited with her Gerald simnacher aid'! revivals going op in our parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Re noids both Take Show Honors Mrs Norman T Renfro the most vital that the Air communities The First Simnacher over the Lubboc k of Littlefield received a Force has in Southeast Asia Baptist Churches of Earth weekend MRS JEROME Lamb Countv 4 Hers had Hampshire. Mariana Ma letter recently from the Air for a great many of our and Springlakc and the Rita Bustamente was has recenuv returredi 16 of the 62 steers, which second heav Hampshire Force 29th Tactical Airlift forvvardmost units are Church of Christ of Earth. honored on her birthday visiting several dinl Squadron at San Francisco, whollv dependent on Saturday evening. A party Rhincland vith tiercel I made the sale ring after the Marios Ma. fifth heavv MRS HERCHELL 36th Annual South Plains Southdown. Sandra Duvall. concerning her son, Paul airdropping or airlanding for Patterson is in Ft Worth was given in her honor in the Mrs Carrie Kuehler Junior Livestock Show in seventh finewool cross. Renfro their ammunition and there with a sister, who is ill. Mrs home of Mr and Mrs. Frank MhiriNO IN the I Lubbock last weekend. Stephanie Carter, seventh Printed below is the vital supplies Patterson is not sure how of Mrs Clara Alb.il Danny Carter. light Southdown. Cory letter Paul is tertainly a fine long she will stav. Rhienart bundav vul iifriM' Albil Amherst 4-- member, swept Logsdon, ninth light I t in young man and he richly ALBERT KELLEY is in RECEIVES AWARD daughter Louise to the Angus championship Southdown. Rodnev Dear Mrs Renfro, deserved this recognition. I Amarillo for a few days with Amarillo over approximately 70 Logsdon, ninth light am sure that you are as his daughter and family. Hubert D Henry. GlEsTS IN ireho--l finewool; Eddie Duvall, This week I had the proud to have him for a son MR AND MRS. Barney Southwestern Life Insurance Mr and Mrs Rav Drl entries, with his were! 1,035-poun- steer fifteenth, light finewool pleasure of swearing in your as I am to have him as a Glasscock were visiting Company representative in and familv Sundav His cousin, Cheryl Carter, cross and sixth carcass; Gary son Paul as a regular officer member of our Squadron. friends and relatives of Earth Littlefield. has received his and Mrs Jerrv Decker I daughter of Mr. Lichte, seventeenth heavy in the United States Air over the weekend They saw company's quality award for familv of Anton and Mrs Ralph Carter of finewool and sixth carcass; Forte I thought that I Sincerely. L A. Glasscock in Methodist top production of life visited with his paienij Littlefield. won the reserve Sandra Duvall, twentieth would take this occasion to William I. Coleman, Colonel, Hospital in Lubbock The insurance business that and Mrs. Jerome Deckfil Angus title with her heavy finewool; Cory MRS. JUANITA CORDAO tell ou of his selection and USAF Barney Glasscocks now remains in force Kathv 1,020-poun- ALBL1! steer Logsdon. twenty-thir- d heavy to congratulate you upon it. s William I). Coleman VICTORIA Others taking plates in finewool, Gail Lichte. As you probably know Commander and Mrs. Leonard Alb. and u the steer division are twenty-thir- d light finewool; Money the competition within the and Shane Bruce Bridges, first place and third carcass; Ken Air Force for selection as a Epsilon Sigma Corcoran were dinnerf , of Mr medium weight Hereford. Lichte. twenty-fourth- heavy Returned, regular offiter is extremely Voters Must in the home rim Jennifer Templeton. first finewool, and Gail Long, keen The selections are Leonard Mbus and 6.1 place medium weight Angus, twenty-fift- h heavy finewool. made based upon the quality Meet Specifics Sundav Kevin Hinson. third plate Less SI of the officer's work, his Elects Officers A BIRTHDAY svf heavy Angus and sixth place educational background and Directors of the honoring Miss 'I carcass steer. Betty Boone, "Thank God for honest many other factors Earth-Spnnglak- e Hospital Bustamente was given jl S U D A N I o t a treasurer, Charlene Blume. second place light Hereford; people." Mrs Juanita District said voters wishing - Eta anu Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Plans were for a Home oi iir Debbie Fields, fourth plate Cordao said Though the educational to cast a ballot in the special made Saturi Richard Funk sale Simnather .! medium Hereford, Marietta Mrs. Cordao had been level of the officer corps of election this Saturday, which Alpha Sorority met bake to be held in the onino flllMtS fOT Thursday March oi Carter, fifth place medium saving money for a long time the Air Force has been rising evening, 13. near future. occasio! were Mr will decide whether in Pat sale al Earth-Springlak- the home of DeLoach Proceeds from the Angus. Brad Bridges, fifth To Graduate to buy license plates for the rapidly during the last e will keep or Cirecn ana to Franklin itj place light Hereford, Tracy family car and some clothing decade, Paul with his abolish its hospital Assisting with will be applied the snannm' district, was Mrs. Valeria Bowling, fifth heav Angus, Richard Marvin Funk of for her children. She had master's degree certainly hospitalities Betty Muscular Dystrophy and Mri must meet these Martin. sons, Mr Bruce Nicholson, sixth light Littlefield is among the 132 saved the grand sum of $50 stands out from the crowd. requirements: Thev must be program. Hereford; Brad Walden. sixth Colorado State University when she lost her billfold in Hut perhaps even more residents in the hospital Alma Lumpkin was New members were t r? fitnumin Ml place is program director for the named and a party was carcass steer. Gale students who are eligible for Lubbock last week important the fact that he district for six months prior Mrs. Mathas Simnacher topic "Giving is a N Long, ninth light Hereford; graduation after completing When the man ilia is one of the finest aircraft to the election date and Hidden planned for the rushees. c. II.. t. PnrtalM Cory light Treasure". and Logsdon, tenth winter quarter March 20 envelope arrived in the mail commanders in our must have real or personal Present for the meeting Gerald Simnacher J. Angus; Gary squadron Mrs. F. M. Smith was Lichte, eleventh Monday, the note read: property taxes rendered (not were Mary Cowart, Mary Reynolds from LublJ is guest speaker and reviewed heavy Hereford, Gail Lichte, The graduation list Found your billfold $50 are Though he younger and necessarily paid) one dav Wood, Pam Wiseman, Elaine Simnacher t light less the book, "My Number Two and I twelfth Hereford, and includes 321 bachelors still there. Took $1 out to experiented than many Maxine Nicholas, Mary i ,-, before the election. Wife". ro w ii cli Sharla Cook, twelfth heavy degrees, the group Funk is pay for postage and of our aircraft commanders, Persons wishing to abolish Tollett, Alma Lumpkin, Jungman iciifrom South n A During ngus in, and 111 graduate degrees. envelope. It was signed Bob he has turned in a fine the hospital district will have the business Charlene Blum, Arlene meeting, were Taking top honors in the Colorado students account Neidert. 2416 8th St. performante under very to mark the "'for" officers Provence, Loretta Reid and VISITING HIS F; barrow division were for 298 degrees. trying conditions He elected for the coming year - Lubbock, Tex. Indeed. (abolishing the district) on the hostess and Mr and Mrs. uw- and will be e Larry Dear, reserve Those graduating will "Oh. me, thank God for has had to face vile weather the ballot. Those wishing to installed May 15 tl. nlPr champion carcass barrow receive mailed diplomas conditions, hostile fire a,uL ' At and honest people," Mrs Cordao and keep the hospital district Officers Included EARTH-M- rs. . and Marios May. ninth place their names will be included airfield conditions president, Pat DeLoach; vice Harlon vveeKeiiu, '.,; ' sighed. primitive have been instructed to mark Watson a student from Tesj medium weight Poland in the list of June graduates in order to accomplish his president Betty Martin; was feted Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Cordao and the "against" (abolishing the evening, with a birthday MRS A A China barrow They may return to CSU their five children live on the mission in Vietnam hospital district.). corresponding secretary, I dinner in the home of her Top lamb winners were the formal June Don might also add that this Thirty-eigh- t JeW for Tindal place where had voted Arlene Provence; recording Mr. fe. '?"?i '- - Kent Lewis, second heavy graduation ceremony particular mission is one of parents, and Mrs. G. unineiuuu Cordao is a farm laborer absentee late Mondav. secretary Loretta Reid; and Kellar of Earth. mother, Mrs. Carried Tl 1 ffllfUiHUT !jB I it m.

M . i VflH F ill HB iiBHIBB H H JBHF -- nji CHAMPION ANGUS Steer at the 36th Annual South Plains Junior Livestock Show was shown by Danny CHERYL aH ch"1' CARTER, dauqhter of Mr and Mr , . 4-- r eld- r , r - 1 Carter of the Amherst Club. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Amherst. County Agricultural Angus steer at the ttlef s'loweldltA Sell C1 U I 36th Annual South Plah j.mft Agent Buddy Logsdon is shown with Danny and the steer. Littlefield 4-- Club member; Livestock Show in THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1969, PAGE 15 Junior GAs Have Program Bobby Grant Is New On Burma Our Common Debt Whitharral Lion Boss OLTON-T- he Junior Girls classes for Auxiliary young children in 150 new have Officers for the coming serving with of Olton First Burma during members been directors, Baptist Church mot Monday the early part added to this church. year were elected and a staff present directors Clifford i of k.. lL the 19th century It is now The member of Water. Inc., was II. G. "wore l afternoon, with Mrs. Wayne possible subject of Naomi Throckmorton, to hold such classes Lewis' was guest speaker at a special Walden, Marion Poik. Moore, and Mrs. Claude with talk "Don't Give and as children of all races in UP". She said it was after six ladies' night meeting of the lll4 Burnett, Jr adult leaders. New York The title of the program City. years of mission work In Whitharral Lions Club Special guests were three uiurci children have Thursday in the Lions Club Hcl was "A Grain of Sand". Burma that the Judsons had Lions Ciub members from been taught two days building. iad Shnrla Carson each their first convert. Cotton Center, Sherman told how week; then nin few Southern Baptists older children Through the work of Bobby Grant is the new Williams, Bill Haynes and there nave become Lion "boss". Danny Grant 'anJ are in New York City, as interested. Missionary John Isaacs In Lewis Thompson, Pat Sasser. Saturdays the same location was elected first vice a compared with the ten is Fairbanks, Alaska, Dale Carnegie V used as a presid"nt; Ernest (St, million people there. recreational Grandmother Tucker Kristinek. representative, gave a short center for teenagers with became a Christian age second vice president; talk, also. Carol Prentice discussed 150 at the nome attending. of 10G years. Marion Polk, third vice ci "It Can Be Done". She She said that Tom Williams of said Adults and children Ktl just as the Judson's held come she was too old to learn to president. Louis Lubbock, Water, Inc. staff for Sunday worship services. secretary-treasure- r. jii rYCHAMBLESS read, but she did learn to McCormack. member, spoke on the Texas Hiiey Cynthia Hutson told of read her own name and the Don Reding, tail Water Plan and showed a "Language Barriers". H. G. ln S. She word "Jesus". twister. Walden. film on a similar project in said Highland Ave. Baptist She wasn't too old to assistant tail twister; and California. alvation Army Church in New York City, pray. At 3 a.m. each Ralph Wade, Lion tamer. Members of the resembles a miniature UN morning she prayed for all TC Wade and John Whitharral senior class served because of the many the people of the city. At Williams were added as the fried chicken dinner. languages spoken. noon she prayed for all her jhedules Dinner interpreters relay the family and friends. At night messages by use of ear she prayed for all . ....Imr far thn the Elizabeth Humphries in phones. The past 18 months, members of her church. Em Arrays Annual 1955. Phillips Altar Society lition and Installation Captain Chambless will it 7 p.m. tonight assisted In Texarkana and ..( n i ni;i n I . Riuiaiu Corpus Christ! before being Conducts Meeting sent as Commanding Officer e Springlake-Circl- St Philips Altar Society Mrs. H. E. Franklin, Mrs. Ed n in Tyler, Captain of Llttlefield from 1955 to Emhless was 1958. held its monthly meeting Schlottman, Mrs. Franklin fissioned a Salvation 285-257- Wednesday night, after Mass. Green, Mrs. J. W. Walker and Other commands have MRS. TOM STANSELL 2 'Jj (Juicer irom inu Included McAllen, Eighteen members and Mrs. Gaulbert Demel. Galveston, and San Rev. Clifton Corcoran, Money collected from the rousjl Antonio, pastor, Training In 1953. He and is presently In were present. Lenten Can will be sent to ugnoi.1 command THE MANY friends of mimea io wun of Covington of Cotton Center. The meeting was the Propagation of the Faith. imen'J Salvation Army George E. Bohner are deeply MR. AND MRS. John dedicated to St. Joseph by The ladies were asked to operations In Austin. grieved day by his death. He was Moses made a trip to Fort FORMER OLTON superintendent of schools the president, Mrs. Gaulbert write to their congressmen in anil The Chambless's have a fine Christian gentleman Worth during the weekend. Johnny Clark, left, gave the welcoming address at a Demel. regards to the Abortion Bill three sons: Rolan, 12; who manifested this in all his tiki its MRS. DOLAN Fennell 2-- (HB 323). Settled Orville, 10; and David, 7. actions. meeting of District Lions Clubs Monday night Doughnuts and coffee was hostesses to the in will be served Sunday, April A salad supper will be man! MR. AND MRS. J. A. Amarillo. Guest speaker was President of Lions h Thursday Bridge Club, International, Dave Evans, right. Clark is now 13, by the cooking held at the April 16 meeting. Ih of Court Welch attended funeral March 20. Her guests were Members' husbands are services Monday superintendent at Hereford. committee. audi afternoon Mmcs. Orville Drake, Elroy A donation will be sent to invited. of Jit at Fieldton First Baptist civil cases on docket WOW Wisian, Jim Stephens, the Littlefield classes for Father Corcoran closed achet Delegates Church for Nolan Hukill, 41. leek, a was picked Clifford Hopping, Jim Retarded Children. the meeting with a prayer jury He was Welch's ekeal Mince was presented, cousin. Winder, Donnie Clayton and General church cleaning for vocations. 0RA MR. AND MRS. Rex V. Parks, et ai, vs. ban At Convention Hollis Cain Jr. for Easter will be held th f tit, collision and Jenkins have recently MRS. E.W.Walden had as ENOCHS Wednesday, April 2, at 8:30 nd returned from several days t. il injuries, but the D e at recent guests her son and MRS. ALMA ALTMAN a.m. legates to the near Lake Jit Lis dismissed when the their cabin family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. J. A. Decker will Woodmen of the World Life Thomas. be otp lis settled out of court Insurance Society's Walden, Carrol, Cindy and in charge of the flowers for I Texas MR. AND MRS. C. T. HOSPITAL the jury was dismissed Jurisdictional Lisa of Waco. MRS. HARDAWAY and Easter. Convention Wood of Llttlefield Mr. MRS. JOHN the! now underway at the and Vanlandingham (Aunt Josie) children, Keeiy, Tommy, The ladies were invited to s. Mrs. V. G. f bsvtell Production Dallas and Wood MRS. TOM Stausell had as everyone calls her, has Joe, Jerry, Johnny visited in Levelland I NEWS Sheraton Hotel, are Friday attend the Association vs. Fred past returned from in her home Saturday been in the Morton the home of her parents, Mr. Deanery meeting to be held Ihej Merle Beard, Glenwood, they fcr, ft al was tried Ark., where evening all members of her Memorial Hospital for and Mrs. C. H. Byars. Her in Littlefield, Thursday, jurisdictional president; visited Mr. I and Mrs. Clyde family. These were Mr. and observation and medical home is at Idalou. She is ail e the judge only, and a M a r o n Williams, March 27, at Sacred Heart LITTLEFIELD h I Wood. Mrs. a is telephone aent was rendered in jurisdictional trustee; Robert John Carson, Cynthia, attention for week. She supervisor there. Parish Hall. HOSPITAL MRS. RUTH Roebuck Clay Ray Amarillo; we THE J. C. of plaintiff Kirk, national director; and of improved some and hope Pearsons had A youth day will be held March 22 & came home last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Joiner, she will be dinner guests Sunday. Mr. as announced at Wauldene McKlnney, home soon. in Pep Sunday, April 20, and iedi from Bakersfield, Calif., Jr. of Dimmitt; and Mr. and MR. AND MRS. Harrold and Mrs. James Pearson and 1 call that the James delegate women's court will be sponsored by the ADMITTED: Kelly dan I where she was with her Mrs. James Carson, Christie son Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Don is. Harley Bussanmas, 4254; Ray McKlnney; Leroy Harrison, pastor of Levelland Deanery Council Costin, Mrs. Peggy Dukatnik, r. jsion and personal son-in-la- and daughter, Mr. and Angela of Hugoton, Whiteface First Baptist and Hall and Donita of Amarillo, of Catholic Women. The Mrs. Martha Drake, James McCormick; Frank and Mrs. John Tesovnic, for Kans. his In Mr. Mrs. Darrell .,Md been settled, Robinson; Floyd Rogers; family visited the and Noweli, theme of the meeting will be Neystel. ( approximately two months. home of his brother, and his Larry and Tammy, of in Jimmie Smith vs. T. Elvin Carter and W. T. "Discovery Song". DISMISSED: Mrs. Mao-An- Mr. C. W. C. tody) Anderson suit, Jackson. SUNDAY LUNCHEON AND MRS. family, Preston Harrison of Muleshoe, J. Of Muleshoe, Ladies volunteering to Steadman and Infant irsion of personal guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Phillips were in Friona Enochs. and Noreen Green of help serve refreshments Son. David Allen, Ernest The meeting began Moses Carla were Mrs. Friday with their daughter MRS. E. N. McCall Muleshoe. iy is to be heard Wednesday will and of youth day are: Mrs. Billy Savage. and continue and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. MR. AND through Saturday. Vina Stewart of Dimmltt Enochs and her sister, MRS. Sammye Gerik, Mrs. Walter Gerik, March 23 horl and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cecil Maddox and Mika. Fred Locker of Bula traveled Nichols of Pialnview visited ADMITTED: Mrs. Mary by train to sec their sister, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nix, Miss Carrisa Dent. urtl Beatrice of Bakersfield, Donald Grusendorf of DISMISSED: Will Reed, ker Calif. Mrs. L. E. Mrs. Fred w Enochs, and John Mrs. Chela Vargas, Mrs. St Burglaries License Sales LITTLE CHRIS Rowden, Nichols. Sammye is song Karen Bankston & Infant County Residents grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. director at Tulia Baptist ShoiverHonoree daughter who has been At Fast Pace N. McCall, has been very ill Church and a student at named Jennifer Lee. mstigated and had to be hospitalized In Wayland College. His wife is BULA-M- rs. John Fred, March 24 Face Deadlines Sale of license plates is brisk at the University Hospital at employed at a Pialnview the former Linda McCamish, ADMITTED: Jimmy Jour burglaries were reported to county tax assessor-collector'- s office, Lubbock. Last report was Bank. was honored with a Hearn. Mrs. Myrtle Aldridge, Laab County sheriff's office this Several deadlines are with the deadline just hours away. that he was much better. MRS. BERTHA Roberts miscellaneous wedding Mrs. Martina Aparicio, Mrs. facing Littlefield and Lamb Car tag sales have "picked up quite MRS. BILLY West and from Morton visited her son, shower Friday, March 21, in Jenny Mitchell, Mrs. Vivian bout $1,500 worth of office County residents in a few a bit the past week," although as children of Littlefield visited Buriey Lee Roberts and the school lunch room. Rice. Juan Aparicio. Mrs. fcr.es family this Sunday. were taken the . days. predicted , many people are waiting their parents and Doris Simpson, A. D. Green, from L f d grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. THE BAPTIST Church The bride's chosen colors ? Gin 1 is Mrs. Lois Hollingsworth. Monday night or Tuesday April deadline for until the last two weeks to obtain their Edd Autry of Enochs. revival was closed Sunday of white and pink were mj.T W Bryson, manager of having 1969 license plates 19G9 tags. DISMISSED: Anthony the EVERYONE IN this area with a good crowd. The carried out in the decor. The Duesterhaus. wa iwo or tags Kelly Costin. more persons entered mounted on vehicles and At closing time Friday, 5997 rejoiced over the wonderful noon meal was served in the serving table was laid with Ice .Mrs. Peggv in Cummings, office after knocking out a casting absentee ballots in had been sold over the county, snow we had. This area had Fellowship Hall. Everyone white lace over white Dukatnik, Mrs. Thelma - on the west side of the school trustee elections including the count from the about 12 Inches of snow and had food and fellowship. centered cloth. Griffin. Carrisa Dent. MJ. Seien in Deputies report this amounted to 1 12 Inches of MR. AND MRS. Jack March office machines were throughout the area, and A 25 i a bride and groom were from n figure one-hal- f, moisture. It was real boost Jackson and family of ADMITTED: Mrs. the offirn thrnnoh city council elections in to be about with about standing underneath a Stella Ih door Littlefield, Earth and Olton. this many more tags yet to be to all the dry land farmers. Clovis, N. M., visited the Edwards, Mrs. Bernice MR. AND MRS. E. C. weekend with her sister, Mrs. brandy sniffer off set with Fminum Irrigation pipe valued at City elections will be purchased. pink and white ribbons Holdeman. Mrs. Katha Hale are busy repainting, Myrna Turney and family Berry, Mrs. Ellen Kenner, PW was taken from State that same date, License plates can be purchased carrying out the names Line conducted roofing and fixing up of and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Gamble. Mrs. ption Co.. 1, through April 1, and waiting Linda and John in glitter. Inc., at 1601 Houston Tuesday, April and school those their home that was moved Edd Autry. Jonnie Brestrup, William p. some time Saturday. T. L. board elections will be until after the deadline will have to onto their farm four miles Pink punch and cookies, (Bill) Davis, Donald Cowart, pons reported the theft of 50 Saturday, April 5. sign an affidavit, deputies said. southwest of Enochs. They nuts and mints were served Mrs. Edrith Dennv. "WW rt, pipe to city patrolman Uncle Sam requires that Motorists who fail to have their got it moved In just before by Mrs. Randal Robertson DISMISSED: 'Mrs. Mary yUjhtfoot. income tax reports be made license plates on their vehicles by all the snow fell. Dr. J.R. Fain and Mrs. Leonard Davis. Houchin, Mrs. Mary Nix, !jWS MR. AND MRS. Andrew Blessine who llvn nn mlln by April 15 and Texas midnight Tuesday (April 1) can be Mrs. Olivia Ayala. Petree of Dallas visited in nd one-hal- the Claw son March f north MtttorioM of Public Safety fined up to $200 for operating the To Barbara 26 nf Department home of his brother, Mr. and Assist registered guests in Med an fi?Svi; vehicle vehicle. Those who fail to get their the the ADMITTED: Mrs. Stella iu ...ui requires 1969 motor MRS. Chester Petree. They bride's book. en last Wednesday .j be made and license plates before the deadline will Edwards. Mrs. Bernice night. inspections arrived Friday before the Holderman, Mrs. Kathv have to pay a per in Special Day P. Fuvaie residents or the J. B. stickers affixed to the lower 20 cent Increase snow fell and were here six Mrs. A. Fred, mother Berry. Mrs. Ellen Wands, Kenner. I three miles west and three right corner of vehicle fee as a late penalty. days. Dr. J. R. Fain has of the groom and Mrs, J. L. Mrs. Anna Gamble. Mrs. F of Littlefield was burglarized windshields by April 15. Fees for the 1969 plates are the MR. AND MRS. C. E. volunteered to assist in Richardson, mother of the Jonnie of Pialnview are bride, and the honoree were i- -i '6"i oeiween 15:30 and 9:30. Officials in the respective same as In 1968. For vehicles weighing Wainscott Spiritual Emphasis Days at Brestrup, William Davis, !Buck and ttn.,i,i nn offices and stations urge up to 3,500 pounds, the fee is $12.30; visiting here in Enochs. He is South Plains College, presented corsages of white Donald Cowart. Mrs. Edrith carnations. They assisted the fire rifle and a residents to get ballots in from 3,501 to 4,500 pounds, $22.30; doing the preaching during Monday, March 31, and Denny. Mrs. Margaret Smith. .22 German pistol revival in in opening her polster were taknn various services 4,501 to 6,000 pounds, $30.30; and the the Enochs Tuesday, April 1. bride DISMISSED: Mrs. Mary and have Baptist Church. Al Jordan of packages. A runway done early to avoid having to 6,001 pounds and over, 55 cents for The activity period Houchin, Mrs. Mary Nix, girl gave herself up this Littlefield is doing the Monday will be utilized for a gifts a Mrs. Olivia Ayala. but in each 100 pounds. Owners should bring Hostess included said she didn't want to wait line. singing. convocation time and the two 'o titles and last year's registration bedspread and throw her home. CECIL JONES of Enochs class schedule will be pillows. BIRTHS receipts when buying new tags. ''Shall Connor f who had brain surgery about rearranged Tuesday to Hostesses included Mmes. rll,fr Approximately 19,000 vehicles five weeks ago is getting Born to Mr. and Mrs. 'ntcrviewed the girl and provide for a convocation I, L. Clawson, Bradley ft"' were registered last year. along real well. He has good during the morning. Patrick Rice, a baby boy, 5ldes ne thought the .. .Consolidation Robertson, Randal 0uld '' vision in his right eye. He Dr. Fain will be among Robertson, A. M. McBee, C. March 24 at 3:10 p.m., fit t, nt.i.. from Page 1 l. " " UIUWII Continued was completely blind before laymen who will meet with R. Seagler, W. R. Adams, J. weighing 6 lbs., 8 ozs. pm. judge Sides and the girl's Spanish-speakin- homes, an attractive . . this surgery and the doctors different classes each day L. Davis, Doris Chllders, Born to Mr. and Mrs. gavc .Teacher , J?1 their consent for for teachers, "an effective hope that his sight in his left following the programs and Gene Autry, John Gunter, J. John Mitchell, baby girl, lit u program Continued from Page 1 "ve at the Whiteface home. organizational structure" and "a better eye will be partially restored discuss the role of Christian P. Romans and Miss La March 24, at 11:18 p.m., system for measuring local ability and and plans to continue In an active as the nerves heal, living in their daily lives. Nelda Romans. weighing 6 lbs. Insuring local support to the state teaching status. Women program." The major purpose is to recognize foundation . . . NOW I said gathered from the contributions of teachers. In BIG SAVINGS ACT Continued Paul Jones he from pn. i questioning that there were certain choosing, Mrs. Lynn, teachers say their rer' meptlmte ...Lll- - ...... bill some committee nominee has respect and Iterrecpn "s W,,,,B VUi,l,ne "" parts of the that the Mustang SportsRoof members did not favor. Jones admiration of students, parents and B,etty Kelloe refld lter predicted that Gov. Smith will strike playing useful roles at price reduced Knl bill if it passes. school as well as In the community. limber V V out parts of the bill are being quirvnf Commefce, who made Favorable parts of the Following Henry Ward Beecher's possib,e separately and will come adage, "if there is a job to be done, I ,i i alij representatives for Introduced date. always ask the busiest man In my f'liatedu mer"8 of Chamber up at a later said It to be seen to it B Jones remains parish take it on, and always gets ? been set whether the committee will approve done." Mrs. Lynn has been church "orkwili k'i put it on the calendar, treasurer since 'esamt B'" !,oon on completing H. B. 300 and '52, young adult box proposal. le project at the free camp modify It, or reject the Sunday school teacher 14 years, study Tho Llttlefield group had to leave chairman for the missionary society VE,? Voled l0 "ate $25 to when the meeting recessed for dinner, for six years, and director of vacation Not only is hot-selli- Mustang Sports-Roo- f special profile whitewalls, dual racing W'th Jones said. Other area superintendents Bible school at the Church of the the supplies stayed for the Nazarene, below the 1968 model mirrors, tape stripe, and wheel covers. NMrs. and board members priced $119.46 I ii by Mtchell reminded evening session and were not back "I don't have enough time to get .. . but now, In addition, the price Is re- That's a total price reduction of $173.46. SchimKFr,?n?soflhoL,brary press time. bored,' Mrs. Lynn said, when asked duced $54.00 on the options you'd prob- See us now. (jrj Among others from this area what she did in her spare time. s'frnbp j" B'" '" "P"'1 ably buy anyway: hood air scoop, E78 Battel oi a compiriion of mtnuttcturti'B rtfucd f dlscusid the possibility attending were BUI Mann, Somehow she finds time to make all of luggesttd retail prlen ornnM and teenaBe to Sprlnglake-Eart- h superintendent her daughter's and her own clothes. ction sill? 1 8rouP. ' 525-5- 29 LITTLEFIELD, 'lar,t0 We Th0 Women." board members Sandy Sanderson and And I love to bake desserts and cook Wr, Earl -- ?uld dec,de and Norman Hinchliff; Ray Shultz, candy." She smiled her television PHELPS AVE. MITCHELL FORD, TEXAS ' own Promote INC Parsons and Elmer commercial smile, cook all 'nine niects and "nd ways of Sprulll, Percy "I like to as Joe Bailey of Spade; the things I shouldn't than 'initio ar Independent McGIII, of Olton, more and M J. McDaniel, Bula. anything else.1 PAGE 16. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS, THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1969 Wildcats Fifth Olton Wins Meet Wildcat Golfers Slip led by Charles 120-yar- high hurdles, 14.8. Olton, he Into District Cellar McClain, captured first place And for good measure, place in in the high school division of tossed in a fourth At . Hereford the high jump. Littlefield slipped into Dennic ru... Saturday's High Plains Mustangs swept the the cellar of the District slnt-l-o Kenneth Twitty sailed 21 Wright all went out after Invitational track and field The .,:","P In first three places In the pole golf rankings feet, 7 Inches to capture first clearing 11-3- . Winning meet at Wayland College P0 sX vault and high hurdles, and Tuesday, but has one more nonors In long at was 12-3- . Plainvlew. on the place the jump heighth in all events to climb out. Hereford Saturday, leading Adolfo Aguirre placed took points chance The Mustangs, aided the 880-yar- run. The Wildcat golfers stood the way to lilttlefield's sixth In the mile and Steve except greatly by sweeping the first the sprint relay In seventh after the 15 placing fifth place In an In the 330 Little League Signup April 8 They won place Si Owens sixth three places In two events, 45. but In exceptionally strong field. intermediate hurdles. with a clocking of first round, Saturday, fflr.ws amassed 156.4 point, were Mike a makeup match Tuesday, Twitty. who left the The mile relav team was All Little League baseball will make their Other firsts ' will up April 8 outscorlng trlple-- opponent Parsons In the mile; Benny they fell to the bottom of ;i take-of- f area well behind the behind Kstacado's players sign appearance at the Little fifth, 440-yar- nine-tea- as Tulia, 134. d dash ladder. board, possibly cleared ihe winning time of 3:25.21. In the Littlefield Junior High League field from 5 to 6 Akin In the the took his nlal "If! Akin tied for first in Snyder holds an t mark, according to Not counting in points, auditorium, League player p.m., and the Lockney was third with (50.9); agent Jim Holt announced. from 6 7. 220 (22.6); and Sanchez, lead over Sweetwater after 08!nhisl Coach Jimmy Bartlett. Littlefield's relay to 101.4. the " iime team (11-0)- . matches, 625-63- But his was the onlv first team placed fourth. The Boys, whether they Kress finished fourth with pole vault the two conference Player auction will be is a distant Dli. place taken by the Wildcats, played in Little League here 57.4; Petersburg 28; and Lamesa 645, and fo,,j'. ' race, which was for held April 18, and a full B is '"UIIUS, kl last year or not. will sign up Snyder's team fourth luw-scorin- who were competing against sophomores only, was listing of team rosters will be Plainvlew junior varsity 21.4. to., at the 7:30 p.m. meeting, if In LIVER CIRRHOSIS with 710. Brownfield is right nn mnd nun , Ul some of the strongest track entered by Keith Sitton. published in the April 20 another portion of the iii,u Liid mn ah i they want to play this Wayland U. S. deaths from behind at 713, Colorado clubs in the state. Larry Purdy, Ruben Sanchez edition of the Leader-News- . meet, defeated such as Snyder, summer. Eastern New Mexico In a cirrhosis of the liver per City 731, Levelland 739 and cal The meet was won by and Allen Holbratschk. has muj "wnsas twtoJ with will Those signing up are to Season, according to dual clash. 100,000 population Slaton741. Littlefield's total Amarlllo Tascosa. The club run this in 1955 ,se"gl0Ie' Plainvlew close behind, Saturday at Seminole. bring their birth certificates, League President Bob McClain was first in the increased from 10.2 strokes is 756. title to varify ages. 20-1- 13.8 In 1967, according and 122-10- Both are AAA Bromlow, will begin May 5, long jump, with the to The third final L U h h nob r. 330-yar- Narcotics Fct.-lna,)- . schools. Tryouts for new players which will allow teams two d intermediate to Texas Alcohol district meeting is slated at j .un 12. ""a LMeW Third and fourth went to and Minor League players weeks of practice. hurdles, 40.5; and the Education (TANE). Snyder April not""7"have teams. Terry Govs For whose ages are 10 and 11. other members of the m mm mm famllv. Dunbar and will be held April 15 at the wv Estacado, who earned 92 Title Saturday Little League field. The and 81 points, respectively. will try out 5 6 the Behind Littlefield's 32 Championship wrestling from to p.m., and points were host Hereford. from 6 to 7. ...FROM THEBOARD OF DIRECTORS comes to Littlefield 17 is date for 23, Levelland. 17. Canyon. Saturday night. April tryout 12, Clovis. 6. and Muleshoe. North American ages 9 and 12. The 0. Champion Buddy Colt will AND EXHIBITORS The 'Cats captured several defend his title against Terry OF 11 points by three of them Funk, highlighting the card Hornets Seeond tying for third place in the at the Littlefield Sports pole vault. Charles Holt. THANK Arena. At Hale Center Randv Walker and Jerrv Funk has added insentlve LITTLEFIELD AREA JUNIOR in winning. His older The Sudan Hornets brother. Dory Junior. last showed tremendous power month became the World Saturday in placing a strong Heavyweight Champion second place at Hale Center, FAT STOCK SHOW & SALE wrestler, and his father. where they were competing m Dory Senior, held the North against several AA schools. American title several years. Only AA ldalou Also on Saturday's card is outscored the Hornets, BUYERS a tag team match between 106-98- . And the nearest Mr. Ito and Chati Yokouci other competition to Sudan vs. Jerrv Kozak and Chief was another member of 3-- Eagle. p Gin-Suda- Little District Farwell, which Farmers Co-o- n had only 51 points. Jim Jones Conoco GRAND CHAMPION STEER First National Bank-Amher- Springlake-Eart- h garnered Joe's Conoco ! n 18 points. The Wolverines Littlefield Butane Co. First National Bank- - Sudan 3-- Kelly Insurance are also conference Gage Gin members. Lamb County Locker Anton, one of two Class RESERVE GRAND STEER G &C Auto Supply SATURDAY Lichte Delinting-Levellan- d B schools entered, was Garland Motor Co. credited with eight and a Littlefield Farmers Co-o- p First National Bank, Sudan WRESTLING third points, placing the Waymon Lewis Gebo's Distributing Co. Bulldogs ahead of AA Luther Hill Lorenzo and Tahoka, Cotton Littlefield Seed & Delinting GRAND CHAMPION BARROW Doo' Open 7 30 9p V Heards Grocery JPMIWS Center and AA Shallowater. Leader News Gebo Distributing CHAMPIONSHIP The Hornets captured Shook Tire Co.- - Littlefield both relay firsts, which Lamb County Butane IVY Dr. D.J. Stafford MATCH LEAGUE contributed greatly to their Lumpkins Food RESERVE GRAND BARROW Team Won Loit total points. Their sprint Tide Products BUDDY COLT Team No. 3 27 13 relay winning time was 44.4. Littlefield Butane Co Byers Feed And Seed Team No. 4 26 14 - American Champion Union Compress Littlefield North Team No. 2 and the mile relay victory Wear-Lubboc- 20 20 Luskey's Western k Team No. 1 7 33 was on 3:33.2 clocking. Ware's Department Store and Littlefield Lions Club BANTAM LEAGUE The Wolverines GRAND CHAMPION LAMB FUNK Hornets will compete this WatkinsGin Team Won Loit Littlefield Frozen Food Center Lichte Delinting Co. Lucky Striken 2f B weekend in the big annual Grissom Gulf Soul 21 15 Kress Relays. C& O Cleaners Wildcat! 12 24 Glover Ford Co. TAG TEAM MATCH Angell M & M Laundry 11 25 RESERVE GRAND LAMB Hampton Gin Producers Co-o- p Gin JUNIOR LEAGUE - First National Bank, Amherst Haberer Trucking Co. MR. CHATI Team Won Lost Racing Team Pioneer Super Market Union Gap 17 10 Hanlin Auto Parts ITO YOKOUCI Striken 14 13 Rilcot Seed Co. Roadrunners 13 14 Invites Guests Lamb Bowling Lanes Buttercups 10 17 S- Reid Shamrock V- High Leroy Maxfield CHIEF Individual game and The newly organized R & W Supply Area Merchants JERRY series, Oulda Llles, 220 and Spartan Racing Team is LITTLE 543, high team game and Emil Macha Team inviting all prospective Sedell's Barber Shop Cox Furniture Co. KOZAK EAGLE series. No 4, 827 and - 2374. to a regular club Mangum- Hilbun Insurance members Sawyer Pump Co. Cloverlake Dairies-Plainvie- meeting tonight, Thursday, , Muleshoe Livestock Commission Plus One Other Great Match High girls game and series, State Line Irrigation Case Power & Sharrise Cowen, 97 and 190. March 27, in Williams Equipment Co. Roden Drug high bovs game and series, Kindergarten Building on W. Amherst Butane Co. Claunch Gin Johnny Fieti, 123 and 226. 6th at 8:00 p.m. Sudan 4-- high team game and series, Amherst Fertilizer Dairy Mart LITTLEFIELD Union Gap 357 and 681 The group promotes Skipper Smith safety on the roads and is Amherst Lions Club Ed Elliott High girls game and series, working toward getting a Spade Merchants Kern Jungman, 101 and 241, drag strip in Littlefield. The 51 Auto Salvage Feeders Grain high boys game and Tim George Tooley Sports Arena series, 25-3- Walker. 148 and 358 high club has 0 members Byers Feed & Seed Farmers Co-o- p Gin Amherst team game and series Strikers, now. Lloyd White 431 and 1207 Membership Is for males Brownd Implement Co. Farmers Grain Co. Fulton Radiator Shop m ' but members can bring Foust w v v v v y v v w m w only, Food Richey's Inc. Security State Bank wv r w their dates or wives to the meetings. Membership cards MORE SKATING HOURS are $1.10 and dues are $1.00 per month. Officers are, Randal FLOOR PRICE SETTERS Clark, president; Gene MONDAY THRU THURSDAY. . 7 to 9 P.M. Williams, vice president; Marty Mangum, secretary; E.T. MILLER FARM PAC CATTLEMEN COMMISSION FRIDAY 5 to 7:30 P.M. and Mike Montgomery, treasurer. Aims of the club SHEEP SWINE STEERS SATURDAY .1 to 4 P.M. will be explained at tonight's meeting. SUNDAY 2:30 to 5 P.M. ALL SKATES NOW IN DONORS TOP CONDITION. ADMISSION Middlebrooks Service 75c Rev. Hughes Wagner Pay and Save Leroy Maxfield NEWLY REPAIRED' Young Bros. Gin Amherst Fire Dept. Claunch Gin Donnie Cowart Abbott Grocery Wanda Downs Tax Service LITTLEFIELD SPORTS ARENA Is Evangelist Richardson Ser. and Store Recreation Center Mixon Beauty Shop Hanna 66 Station 385-411- R.J.Cook u Call 2 For Partv Dates SPRINGLAKE-- A revival oanas uaie meeting is being held at the Embry Gin & Farm Supply Production Credit r.nm r.na Rottlina - - - - First Baptist Church of Wright Drug bprlnglake. Farmers Grain Co. L.C. Hewitt is W. Duran Bishop Y & L Tire Shop Evangelist Rev. J. Grissom Gulf Oil Hughes of Grand Forks, N. Dailey's Hale D. Texaco Virginia PUT BALES Lamb County Farm Bureau Cream He received his Bachelor Rowe Abstract Austin's Tasty Luce& Nelson of Arts Degree at Mississippi Littlefield Welding Works Findley's Jewelry IN YOUR College and his Bachelor of Nipak Fertilizer Divinity at New Orleans Brittain Pharmacy B.W. Armistead Office Baptist Seminary. He was A&B Supply Newton Insurance Herbert Dunn pastor of churches In Massengale Radiator Shop TRAILERS Mississippi about nine years City Barber Shop Elson McNeeso and has been pastor of Faith Nelson's Hardware Fulton Radiator Shop J.P. Bowen Baptist Church 11 years. Pat's Record Shop 4-- TV Eddy Nicholson of Littlefield Club Spencer Radio & Lubbock has charge of the Pay & Save Grocery R.J. Cook Plumbing music for the meeting. Campbell For Pioneer Natural Gas so NOW. 22 years he has been Hanlin Auto Parts ureggupnoisiu.y-ii.i..i....Clinn-- . a full time evangelistic singer Sothwestern Public Service City Auto Garage and is a recording artist. HiggingbothanvBartlett-UH'- Wilemon Oil & Morning services are held Butane Jones Motor Nace, D.V.M. at 11 a.m. and evening Dr. Charlos G. WITH HIGH-TES- DEPENDABLE Bill's Boot Shop Crescent House Of Beauty services at 7.30 p.m. Virgio's Beauty Bar Connell's Office Supply L.B. Davis Service p Middlebrooks H& M Fabric Farmers Co-o- Gin ADVANCE PAYMENTS Dairy Bee Young Bros. Gin COTTON SEED McCormick Auto Parts Producers signing up Feb, 3 Williams Body Shop Richardson General Store through March 21 to McCormick Service Station Provence and Son Welding ALL VARIETIES TREATED participate in the 1969 feed Paymaster Gin a L. grain and wheat programs (as Norma's C.OIds Plains Gas kl' well as certain small cotton Gulf Wholesale Grimes Auto p WET ACID DELINTED farms) can request advance Olin Nix Imp. Co. Spade Co-o- Gin N payments of up to 50 percent Dairy Queen Knox Texaco Station Hampton's Gin for voluntary extra -- ' dlersion, First National Bank Littlefield Jimmy Carponter e WHEN YOU THINK OF COTTONSEED THINK OF according to Farmers Fertilizer-Spad- jj Secretary of Lamb County Electric Doods Barber Shop Agriculture Clifford Hardin. Clarks Dept. Store West Drug Littlefield Seed & Delinting County ASCS office can Kinkier Gin 1 supply details on the programs Milton Wiseman Merlin's Food Keithley And Co. Bill Boyles L involved and also W nwic MIRHWAY PHONE 385-Tj8- on the ArmesChov. i ri advance payments. . m i inii-m.Linss--nL-n.m- iiHHHBHHHHHHHHHHHBHH