- t, THURSDAY EDITION eparations Complete For District me Demonstration Meetin OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF LAMB COUNTY Dr. Ross Calvin I A Ml rft II hITV I CA f JT O Of Clovis To Be Principal Speaker C. Chesher and other Plains i 1 from the South VOLUME XXVII. LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS, before THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 NUMBER 16 indie appearing About 300 H. D. Interior.lnsular Affairs-te- e were n Washington Club Members Are concerning a favorable ithe subcomlttee on the 23-2- Expected To Attend River Develop- - 9 lanadlan April By Desl an- City complete nafed Plans are for the bcommlttee seemed Im-th- e nual district 2 convention of tho evidence presented Women's Home Demonstration delegation favoring the Clubs which w.ll be held In thn project. Reclamation C I First Baptist Church on Tuesday,. hearing gave As April 25. ured at the Chamber Of fnmerce Week nJ cost of 11.6 cents per ' Principal speaker will bo Dr. ns cost is of afr the Ross Calvin, sector of St. Jametf In having Open House To Be j Interested Bula High Juniors Entertain Seniors At Banquet Farmer Arrested id In' from n Cnnadlnn
hich would be benefit--. Observed Tuesday On Rape Charge water supply besides Lubbock, Amnrillo. re C. P. Parker, Spade srger. Plalnvlew, Level-iue- d farmer Is being held In the Lamb On Uak Page) By Booster Group SKLu, . LyHMBi? ' iMIKKt ilu!m3 . County Jail here inder $10,000 itSml bond on charges of rape and Incest PaifTBy Garden Club To Involving his daughter Ms Parker was arraigned before Serve Refreshments Justice of Peaee S. J. Farquhar. rs Coop Gin Friday and bound over to await During The Day lb--k &.. nmzd.wKr mmr if w 'action of the district court grand me' i Coop Gin held an Jury which will convence April 2S. letTR of stockholders on In the nbsence of Mayor A. C, Farquhar set tJall at $10,000 which April 15 which was very posted Wed- Cbesher who is In Washington ap- Parker had not late eil nesday. bdatlon paid off In cash pearing before a Senate subcom- Complaintant In the' action the oldest outstanding mittee, Acting Mayor L. C. Camp- against Parker was the daughter stork which was Issued bell signed a proclamation Monday who told officers she had been wage dividend for the setting aside April 23-2- 9 as molested by her father over a long j I jiff HBBHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH period of time. The defendant, who Chamber of Commerce Week, m wM DR. ROSS CALVIN Id a tash dividend of $5 has een living with his wife on I ex- lyBi n cotton two The week will be devoted to . seed and a5?m near Spade; 'is the father of JEplv'opal OL-- "i Clols, N. Jt., in dlvj- - tensive recognition of activit- stock One stock the two other daughters. and authoi oi iv.ver ot the Sim'' ents "5 cents per bale ies of Chamber of Commerce in and "Sky Determines." to photo by Nail studio tent the Farmers Littlefleld. Among the prominent guests will e Company REV. L at Lubbock. All members ot tne Littlefleld Shown above are the Juniors WELDON MEERS TO offjce).g Qf tfae Tesa8 Homo a Observes Sixth wa9 dividend of 12.50 Chamber of Commerce have been and Seniors of Bula High BirthdaySaturday HOLD STAMFORD REVIVAL Demonstration Association includ. all dur- - cotton ginned School In the Hays dining-roo- n- L- Invited by Manager Pat Mann to Rev. Weldon Meers, pastor of ia- - Mrs- - - - Campbell, president lafon. attend an open bouse to be held In when the Juniors enter- from Wldorado; Mrs. Ella Calfe tkholders two a ban- - the Littlefleld Missionary Baptist tained the Seniors at (Jhurch vice-preside- at large from Itas-da- y) L. L. Massenplll and quet Tuesday night of will leave today (Thurs--! last ca: Mrs- - n- - M- - Almanrode, secic-wi- ll (Thurmond The office Is to be decorated by for Stamford, Texas where he for tencB of week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aich-Ic- e the Littlefleld Garden Club and conduct an evangellstii serv- - ,ar' from Sunday. Mrs. - Green, sponsors of the Junior NortIn e(,,tor of the MenBeniwr. krd of coffee nml douRhnuts will bo serv- for the Swenson Avenue Bapt--' directors meeting of - vice-pres- Class, were in charge the ffijsMt.. ... Mrs- G- - T- - Maltby. "uus'-(qiiatter- s 1st Church. Mr. Meers will and stockholders meeting e" uurulK lue "" ",e "1,u" banquet. Rev. Elvln R. Ingram, return affords the opportunity for tho to Littlefleld Saturday April 29th. On Pago) was elected of the Westslde Chapel, 'CoiMued Bak acquainted pastor and Walter F. Martin, members ' become Littlefleld, was geust speaker. me 01 me w. or u. wit. wnn activities Miss Annlt Lea Layton and pHeron was appointed The week will be observed Dean Bryant were selected by ra- - '.. in? mnnncer throughout Texas simultaneously the Judges as the most at- City Mail Service To Be - ,i at!ve of Ic-e- l as the Texas Chamber of Com- tractive couple attending the In Little- - merce Week with activities and banquet. programs in many cities. Reduced to One Delivery Water Conservation al ?'"w- sjIm- -- W. D. T. Storey, Littlefleld morning papers would be delivered Junior Class To HBtfiSfctAi'o'c8 JS5 Postmaster. Wednesday made the in the afternoon. It is very deflnata Meeting Friday following announcement relative to that one or the other Is going to a new schedule of mall delivery, happen. - 1 . $? de- - Three-Ac- At least 30 fnrmers and water H which is being prepared for Mull will arrive as usual and hw sent t Play users aro expected to meet with livery of City route mail: distributed In the boxes. The reguL the executive board of the Lamb The Patrons of tho City Route ar personnel will not be affected As- Service will receive only one mall tOnt Of Here", a a Negro elcvntor boy with a ten- County Water Conservation other than a change in their sched. In a special session call- delivery service per day, which will j ule. The City Route Personnel fomedv. will hn dency to Bteal all the trousers ho sociation will y the Junior class 'of ed 'for 8 p. m. Friday, April 21, be placed In effect immediately have their hours cut from elht P'ild Hlch Schnnl on ran find. In the Lamb County courthouse after receiving orders from the hours per day to possibly five ' ar--l Friday nights. The piny has been under tho Farmers from both sides of the Postmaster General. It Is also hours per day. Thoso affected In Lucllo netts, ' aiJ 21. at tho High direction of Mrs. sandhills have been Invited to at- probablo that the Post Office wages are the City Route Carrier?! Htorium. by Miss Florence Plerco - assisted tend, Gus Parrlsh. Springlako window will close Saturday at and the Substitute Clerk. A. Ravine- ' Martin. I takes nlnce in tho and Forrest president, reports. The meeting Is noon. The problem or whether to 0f approximately ten hours dally of t w morning o Included In the cast from the opon to all Irrigation farmers. have this delivery In the will be made from a combination- - Hticknby, and the rompdv junior clnss are Connie The Friday meeting follows or In the afternoons, is faced by of City Carriers and Substitute there promises Lehman Pace, Jackie Farr, Am- photo by nail Studio the f1! to on heels of an execut- the local authorities. Should Clerk hire. r, closely the ' evening of complete elia Floren, Bill Gray, Dewey In Littlefleld Ado e s si own J. E. Erown, Jon of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brown, morning delivery be mado the first Every effort will be made to ive board session o Harjan, Maiy Jane c-- Ms birthday He celebrated his sixth birthday Saturday Uonnld last week, nnd is expected to class mail would bo delivered one have good service under the chnngo 111 y humoroiiR no. Coen, Billy Orr and Gene Ronfro. i'1 n the banquet room of Hays Coffee Shop, when his de- - mark a revival of activities In tho eriooi day late. Should the afternoon of schedule. It is regretablo that advance Admlssin price for the play Is nother entertained a large group of children In his honor. The notices are ground water conservation field. appreciated livery be made both papers and this Is necessary' but unavoidably as an 75 cents and the curtain goes up honorfe wss the recipient of a large number of much fer old maid Page) gifts. letters can be delivered, but the under the order. (w and lint Gray as at 8:30 p. m. ' (Continued On Back birthday minent Leaders And Guests At District WHDC Meeting ADDITIONAL PICTURES ON B ACK PAGE JWHHttWKSJMMHHMtttt$ tfi'fitM''K-'ZM!SaU-
Wt i$L Jm 1. k ' ':B B. M. HARRIS MRS. G. F. PARKER MRS. HUB SPRABERRY MRS. GLADYS M. MARTIN MRS. G. T. MALTBY IL MATTHEW8 MRS. R. M. ALMANRODE MRS. LAMfe "COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 SCHOOL' DAYS BvBlfl The TZ LAMB Application has been filed Buffif, COUNTY with the Post Offlco Depart- ment for a second class mat Published Every tcr mailing pormlt, covering Bhinossros frequency ol By HELEN FAUST Tuesday and Thursday tho Increased FAITH LEADER publication one to two from .. . f Ltttlefield, issues each week. Original ' TEXAS entry as second class matter Huffy was a small rhlnoceto f ,, . urn . t ttmimm Texas JC& May 21, 1923, lake In the Jungle at the Post that lived by a I was Muffy and such a PABftcie PRESS Office of Ltttlefield, Texas, His mother's name rr I HKs?tl OROPT i ASSOCIATION under Act of March 3, 1S79. his father's name was Tuffy. I Jo5K W - Muffy and Tuffy and the test of tfil the rhinoceroses liked to wallow In muddy water They liked rain, MORLEY B. DRAKE E. M. DRAKE too! Huffy was different. He want- - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER BUSINESS MANAGER
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.Recently the columns of this Newspaper have prominent Milking Shorthorn breeder, the members ed to climb trees like monkeys did been full of news and pictures about and FFA of the Shorthorn beeders associations, the Little-fiel- d Everyone laughed at the idea. boys contests won honors, gone were who have been in Chamber of Commerce, and all those who Huffy a and Jumped on trips and gained a great deal ot attention by their connected with the recent Fat Stock Show. Thanks ran to tree knowledge ot cattle and agriculture in general. should be given to the sponsors of the many onto a big. low branch. These stories have not been quite complete because and FFA clubs who teach the value of both cooper- Crack 1 Ruffy fell to the ground. they failed to tell of the men and women behind ative and Individual achievement. The branch landed on top of him. these activities and the importance of what they - '- - ' finally crawled out all are doing. These people ar- "wi to When he see that the boys grow up to be good farmers and the animals laughed A small These events are more than Just contests to good men. They don't brag; they quietly go about branch was on his head. It looked see which boy can raise the best steer or show the the inEaportnnt task of laying a solid foundation very funny. most ability in Judging an animal or crop. They for future citizens. represent the efforts of n group of people to aid Muffy tried to teach Ruffy to boys to be not better farmers but better citizens The boys have received honors, ribbons, trips like water. Ruff was still afraid. and loving cups; but more Important, they are gain- They are teaching the boys to take pride In achie- Then one afternoon It was going vement, to enjoy friendly competition without bitter- ing a knowledge of farming and pride in what they ness, and to find satisfaction in their work are doing. Long after the ribbons have faded and to rain. Before It began Ruffy saw ground and he couldn't git up. nut t ilin nrnimil IVVioM twk the trips are Just memories tho boys willstill have and Mrs T some antelopes running away from t over mud felt good .Mr IT The list of men and women who deserve praise something that won't tarnish or fade. Pride, humil- Then It began to rain Ruffy wa the . nuffy Isn't afraid any- - Monua'. April i;j3i5. and thanks is a long one. It Includes the parents ity and individual Initiative will remain. a stream. Ruffy thought he would , frightened The rain landed on his of water xd friends of the boys who advise and encourage like to run like that He started to stomach. It felt good H iffy shop- more. There Is nothing to be afraid business While tht, in efforts, the vocational agriculture And so we owe a debt of thanks to these people. anyway He Is the one in Mr them their Not only those of us in Lamb County owe thanks, run after them Suddenly he ped squirming and wriggling of flrat Teasers father LE!' teachers who train them and stimulate their interest stumbled and fell He landed on his When It stopped raining the ground tne iai;e in me mornms anu tue and the many others who take an active part. but In Texas and In the nation as a whole. We are Amarlllo in their debt for making better producers and bett- back. His horn was stuck in he was muddy. Ruffy pulled his horn last one out at nlghL , Special mention should be made at this time er citizens who will be a credit to the group that, of taught and encouraged them and to form of gov- of the work County Agent David Eaton, Assis- the f tant County Agent J G Simmons, V M. Peterman, ernment that makes it possible.
Bull Lake Philosopher Figures " Out Weird Plan For Paying Off Debts With One Tenth The Effort It even EDITOR'S NOTE: The body else. Philosopher on his Johnson What I would like to see is a grass farm on Bull Lake must system of paying your debts be worried about something, TECTSY POCKETBOOK judging by the Impossibility of Say 'Im a little behind the . m at his letter this week. grocery store, the meat market, Dear Editor: the drug store, the lumberyard, the bank, and a few other places I Every once In a while I read think of right now. Why about some convict who been can't can't has some Washington expert invent a turned loose lompletln 20. after a method whereby I could payvlvtff sentence say iar b. serying .five them debts concurrently? Just 'pay a n u two furs your money into a pool and every-tim-e da) s for good r. you pay a dollar to the lumber- and then yard the meat market has to credit be picked u p in your with a dollar too. By gettln' ySgg again a month a whole slew of Washington ex- . , later for a brand m rew ports after this problem, there crime and no reason why they couldn't tried given ain't and a figure out a way to pay any number rouple of more SY of debts, not two, at same ' Kt sentences to run Just the r time with the same money. concurrently That Is. as I under-sij-an- d Personally, I it. say he gets 15 years for believe there would be a lot more faoldlng up a bank and 10 for debts paid under this system, Miootln the president in the leg and if It would work In private Cor being slow about opening the business it ought to work on the oor as he left, the Judge tells him national debt too and we tine sentences are to run concur- could even rope In the European rently, which means he can serve nations on it also and the whole get both of 'em at tho same time. world would out of debt fifteen I or twenty times faster than it ever Now while ain't never boen ablo - will. Wearing a sunny- smile, thin to figure out how a man can servo beautiful blonde enjojs sunny sentences at the same time Why thero ain't no limit to tho. uentlier ut the briuli in her new wfth a straight face, believe I amount of good feelin' would be Knec-IctiRt- h fliurli and a gay cot-Io- n Wula handle 15 or 20 that way as created if folks could pay all their Her "knee-hi- " shorts are designed in cotton gabardine wwsy as one, the practice of doin' taxes only every ten or fifteen and her colorful rt in striped CHALLGNCI 9i seems to be a common ocenrance, years concurrently. A svlth a good many Judges dignified-&- y If you think this system has oa try"-- your fist against these stout What you really have "You never csn tell till Usuln' them kinds of terms, any I here is n 1950 Buictw morlt, let's try It out. would RAPbars feel the gauge four-wu- y wont you to try the of the forefront. A design toMBjwl ixnd J been thlnkln'. like to pay my subscription to the FOR BEST RESULTS bumper stock they're that we especially want you The made of sets the coining style note-avo- ids criminals and th lawyer Lamb County Lender and the USE LEADER WANT ADS. you wiin oincrs, urn e u? " - may and know you've got stout muny a tunglc with the ahead-ma- ! have something, and I been Daily Life, Time, and two or three protection here. car kes drive Huick and tee nbitjour g handling Vonderln' why we i an't adopt ome-thin- others, all concurrently Please easier and costs should buy in ride, room, Man e less to repuir. like that for the use of tia st-- that they all got here next But then figure: power. l'w ablilin ihz-n- - I n ilmnr racy, week. And that pnrking-ligh- h it 1 ( , , note t lenses, Kr ,;,;. r,viit Yours Falthfullj, Here are nine bumper guards (not made of plastic Only BuicJe has Tfup I r - and 'night I'j t y- counting set deep in re- 'en rc J A. the two that hold the cessed sockets, parking lights) so Unit's one extra are well out of and with it goest item liurin s way-e- ven when pushing u you needn't buy. stalled car. htod power In thtt sna'""'-f'f'- W'L. And each is individually replace- ngtnlnSUHmodlt1 "'", ,j You'll find MUIU-OVAI- able if damage should occur this bold front end STYUNO, wild "rfwWj 1 you have onjy n simple part or two only on Bu.ck-- ns you'll find laptr-throug- h Undn, to replace, instead of u complete, ireball power, Dynullow Drive,' folWofcf, WIDI.AN0U V'2 al food W. belli ;l cast-met- grille. Huick s wonderful ride, and many toie-u- lot"'. iKrrik-n"- " ,,, another heudlme value only on ' o. these beauties. ,,no,h for ecler porWjS k' Ihus this stunning new design thott turning radius jenw" front-en- d crodled bitwfn in oni ' freshest style note on the Why not see your . dealer now for RIDf, from sprmw,D, -- .. highways protects your pocket-boo- k he story-inclu- ' whole ding tlr , ' "','a as well as your happy the tlmt. car. story on prices to fit practi-call- y orqueube WWAWAT w uny budget? w,'ln8odbf''l, Avoids costly repair bills as it ?r..M:MWJJM:l.,tM.fclM'.'n mKAjmAjm avoids "locking horns" with the zzm car ahead. Cuts upkeep us it cuts Ves, to borrow a phrase that' as American as apple pie inches from the car's total length, WHATEVER thus YOUM PRICE MANGE 1 "Lets look at the record" of Pharmacy through the ages, making parking and For 40 centuries from the earliest prescriptions carved in garaging cosier. atone In ancient Egypt to our own time . . . Pharmacy's if The Pcy Mower U confer-mounte- d UflnHCMri.lAUOR, record Is one of service to mankind; of progress In the oa the right side of th ABC NtfworL, tvfrjr Monday twtnlng. struggle against disease. And the observance of National tractor for complete vision. You Better Pharmacy Week reflects our pride In our calling serves oarer meet acre faster becau tnuBuim to emphasize our to determination continue our work of you seo what you're) doing, wher Phono your BUICK making life happier dealer ior a demonstration -- YorKtCH healthier, and more comfortable for all you're going. Power to the ksii RifTtt Nowl U transmitted by lt and crank, shall from the power taka-o- Cutter-ba- n an arallabW la & 6VVs and clxoa. Littlefield Leo R. Implement Co. Co. -' Hewitt Motor 1421 East Ninth St. 507 Phelps Ave. Littlefield, 10J Phone 470--J Texas Phone m..n b.UMom.ba., buU,BlnCK WW !. 1350 L 2' APR"-- PfiSB'-..-,-- - wvw...,,,w :0nbnues un iuel Lutheran -- A SOLID STREAM OF Ltiues on tlio propoity l". Lutheran Church. Is K feet of sidewalk i JBBI5 I l In the irom R D E t ... .ntnn tlmo tho N AND y back to cnnblo PANT set 0 le I,; west Thlnl to park I o Pnrt of tho more - . ... nonnrniinlv BUD m.. CDDIUHk mm-- ' . m m m m kX"Z,sr h b burmula grass, ami tho IPOI 'MKIl'v.'.vivahh unurv iaB' inhuu .m.-- l to he "' - SAVERS possible . . iLwm!nrX--m- JKV '7 - m i . ft IS DeiHB "'"- "' " ' leadership and direction ' i Inhn StokclnKtT. reters. .. $9.35 lit and Walter Ttr$ion ,,:. VALUE 53 FEET Be Shown PLASTIC (l) LENGTH GARDEN HOSF $6.79 th Center ' m ' rnn THE KINGDOM" ISABELLA Le professionally PIMP ADDI E 3 a CRUSHED, 2 to be shown lit jum IjIj NO. CAN Iprll & 30 p. m. i 23, at Legion nut, pre- - 18c lean . Idea of a youth center ALASKA CHUM PURE CANE - ba to many of the prob- SUGAR 10 lb. youth. SALMON TALL CAN bas 89c day's . uaB made under the dl- - 37c WAX CUT RITE capable and Interested PAPER 125 FT. ROLL 23c i promises to De won 60 free-wil- offering which l TEXSUN PAPER NAPKINS COUNT 12V2C ka Sunday night. Ideas GRAPEFRUIT Lstlons and helps for JUICE 46 OZ. CAN TDUMH LARGE 33c BOX 19c own youth center will this Dlcture, which Is SUPER SUDS LARGE for thp enlorment and GREEN BEANS 2 for 25c MARSHMALLOWS JUGAR KIST BOX 25c E Intrested In the com- - S3; 8 OZ. PKG. 15c MARSHALL LARGE HAMIMV PETTY VEL BOX NO. 2 CAN 3 for HONEY 25c oa to "Youth for tho 25c 2 LB. EXT 43c comedy will bo shown, LARGE BEANSNoma35oshcaaunl PETER PAN FAB BOX wlla-lif- e PORK & 3 25c minutes of for 25c PEANUT BUTTER 12 OZ. JAR 37c all their God-give- iuty. welcome. TOMATOES SSf? MARY LOU CAN 3 for 25c GRAPE JUICE QUARTS 29c ADDirrvrc hunt's 2 APPLE JELLY BAMA tainbow Girls NO. 300 CAN for 25c 12 OZ. JAR 15c
LIBBY'S BAMA-PEAC- BABY FOOD 3 DDI7CI7DVi:c H Talent Show CAN for 25 c 2 LB. JAR 43c GOLDEN FRUIT HA PPY VALE r on Rainbow Girls are PEAS SUNSHINE COOKIES NO . 303 CAN 2 for 25c HYDROX 7J4 OZ. PKG. 23c Ib-1- !a Talent Show In the 2 HARVEST INN BANANAS bI Gym. Saturday night, CORN PICKLES FARMER BOY 8 30 Every one Is In- - NO. 2 CAN 2 for 25c QUARTS 23c er Singers, tap dancers, FIRM HEADS CARNATION LIBBY'S kinds and many other MILK OLIVES TALL CAN 2 for 25c STUFFED-4- 1. OZ. 43c sood clean amusement. lb-- iterested please contact BABY LIMAS DORMAN LIPTON'S LETTUCE w tainbow Girls, Mr. Ford, NO. 2 CAN 2 for 25c TEA Vx LB. BOX 32c :Mrs Edlsy Woiencraft DEER Dlks, let's all help the POTATOES TUXEDO FULL OF JUICE NO. 2 CAN 2 for 25c TUNA FISH NO. .; CAN 25c money to go to Grand FLORIDA will be prizes of ORANGES rhere PINTO BEANS S0or2mn OLD BILL POUND 10c (5 for the winners. 2 for 25 c VIENNAS NO. i$ CAN 10c eds go to the Rainbow SUNKIST HOLLANDALE LEMONS pound 15c IJTE SEEKS MARGARINE ONE LB. CARTON 194 I TEACHERS FRESH ,BESTWEST O A CAMAY icbers D for bigger and 5v::: PEACHES NO. 1 TALL 15c tj ft REG. BAR 2 for 15q RADISHES bunch 5c lay Schools for today's .': unr PENICK GOLDEN the primary object of m& CAMAY SYRUP HALF GALLON 33c SOAP BATH SIZE FRESH School Institute of the lie Ihurch-Mlssou- HEINZ rl Synod :::?. CLEANSER SOUP TOMATO for 33c GREEN beheld Sunday, April AJAX CAN 13c ONIONS bunch 5c g at 2:30 p. m. at Lub-lem- iM "'vl'v! POTTED MEAT 3 for 25c Lutheran Church, h'rJ4 CAN PUREX qbe 17c SNOW WHITE lead 12sL BEEF STEW DINTY MOORE 69c SIZE and pastors will pre- - 245 OZ. CAN 49c AIRWICK 53d CAULIFLOWER pound 12V2C of a general mm nature. ??W:.v.. OSCAR MAYER QUART le WEINERS AERO WAX followed by group 12 OZ. CAN 49c CAN 49c LARGE CALIF. the various FRANCO PINT subjects of special SPAGHETTI AMERICAN t-- for 29c AERO WAX CAN 29c CARROTS Vac these departments. bunch 7 a teachers require of lie children during the he topic which will be y the Littlefleld teach-Ines- s W meeting followed levouoaal will continue RATHS SLICED CORN LAND, LB. r tSE EVENING BACON 35c TED SUNDAY sctyulnetry IITMril MCAT ASSORTED SAUSAGE lb. 19c POUND 49c of missions In jnnan illy aldPd last Sunday CHEESE ?tS!rbfc!Jld rujirv on act choice A C a Japanese evenlnc m EA. 69c BEEF LB. 'iiC fcted b y Eminnniiol - iWalter Leanuo to n PORK CHOPS SAND lb. 39c SLICED BACON PffiJH001- 49c rnds and members in uasement. of tho gathering II $ 'l HOHICR FULL DRESSED " ItSIOUOHiR.lONOtR.WtAltlNO" iniormation In re-yt- h If MSISTS! - ' AND DRAWN, LB. work at the unl-MM- o , SUNUOKT FRYERS 59c Id Japan and Oil AND OREAJf e Ume to provide MILDEW AND ROT ,'- - tho ummmmmmmmmmmmamimimmmmmmM0r- - h the opportunity to IT'S ECONOMICAL r tk In a maturlal way. '... . "' 1 win part of even-e- r "v.- - ' the "! CO"- the group relaxed 'omenta, a light anack V--l "ay home well satis- - & Ii,j iRATULATIONS "l0" to the parent IMIDAVlS.A.HUMPHRlESJLOWNERS.OPERATORSMMBMii - nCro orn at th0 hospital, as follows: SNOW CROP FROZEN 6 OZ. CAN " 0rri Price Holland on the arrival of a. FRESH BSalurfay' APril 8' !V ?' sbe has boon Oayle; COUNTRY, DOZ. ORANGE JUICE - EGGS "nichards 25c of Little- 23c 0 0t a dau6htor, n"ned Nelda Joyce; ' Dn "enry i Drandt ? "le arrlv of a y' April 8. weighing? RAZOR BLADES PAL PERCH FISH SNOW GREEN BEANS SNOW CROP 10c PKG. 5C CROP LB. 10 OZ. "e 436 27e nichard; '.Charles L. Durt Ml IS6 b'th 0f a 8on COLGATE COD FISH SNOW SNOW CROP hi5, weK,J'nB DENTAL CREAM PEAS 7 lbs., 50c SIZE 29C CROP LB. 12 OZ. PKG. named Charles 434 270
irtMtffchift' J tl -- 3UWWH COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950
LYMAN'S THESE PRICES ARE GUOU 1HIS THURjd Through
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Shop Any Day And Save On Our EVERYDAY LOW PRici
ANY GRIND IFOLGERS LB. 73i pnnn HEINZ OR JLjTJL--rarvp J. x BWW I srjur GERBER, CAN ,t? Sugar nr niTVUQL sunshine i LB. BOX ... 43 - i Country PURE CANE InlLflVJ B m PI QAft & --Dozen LUU I 10 LB. OJt PORK BEANS TSK0!?. 23 LYMAN'S W M- .ov Humus Blackberries -13i Tomato Corn Chowder Broadcatts April 22, 1950. 1 cut candcnMd SPi 1 tuspoon Mil tonuloMup Vl Inr cnint (wppir lcnpiPctMilk lyittAipoontgntti ORANGE SLICESEc2 1 4 capi annL e aua styl coal V. Mix foup, milk and water In saucepan. Stir in remaining ingredients. Heat II and stir over low heat until steaming TOMATO JUICE T hot, but do not boiL Scire with crock SHURFINE en or toast. Makes 4 servings. You still necd: TALL CAN . Pet Milk, Tomato Soufc DOG Cream Style Corn and FOODIN ... Onions. FLOUR TEXSUN VIENNA SAUSAGE 46 OZ. PURASNOW OLD Grapefruit Juice CAN 5 LB. BAG . 45c BILL, CAN 10c
ORAKGE JUICE ARMOURS BANNER, SNOW CROP Bacon FROZEN 4 OZ. S?& 1 T"oOIN!lb BABY BEEF, LB. ICE CREAM rOVUDQ BIGHAM'S F IX I Hi IX tJ HOME DRESSED, LB. .. PLAINS PLAINS Pork PINTS 4CQUARTSC -I- flip C'hOOS mm0mm HAMS SHANKLESS OOn VITAMIN 0V II WWffl MT MUK tUPPUES IXTRA LB. 1 TENDER PICNIC, DRY WAX I QDfl 51 ..OJU L3. RED MeCLURE, ONIONS 1 I CUTS, IB-J- Ut, 5c POTATOES .. JM I FORZEN FILLETS 1 SEEDLESS I C O XQ LB. SUNKIST P or perch, v A 1 EflnHHMMMiMI riJU of cod lb GRAPEFRUIT .. 12? LEMONS m ARMOUR'S ORANGES I ecf'c v,; ' ' '" 45c dBH7 FLORIDA 45i JUICY, 5 LB. BAG LYMAN'S FOOD STORE 205 West Third I Street EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Phone 6 nnmes of the defendants In each icrlna, and the unknown snld cniifcc, and the description owners, 2498, E. M. Wllllnms, Ewing Hal- AMB COUNTY of Lot No. 4, Block No. 27; LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1830 NOTICES the property In ench snld cause sell, nnd the unknown owners, Lot A. Hnl-sel- 41; which snld property consists W. Wllllnms, Ewing l, No. 11, Block No. ABOUTPEOPIE of and the SALE town Lots situated In the Original unknown owners, Lot 2499, Mnmle Alsup, II. U. King, r'S No. 9, Block Sow EOFTWAS, town of Amherst, Lamb County, No. 27; and the unknown owners, Lot No. Thick and Thin Out 2471, YOU Texas, being as follows, t: John G. Moore, 3. M. Pan-nel- l, 2, Block No. 42; KNOW DF LA Julia C. ., ofith dnv of The Suite or vexns Vs the fol- Nichols, and the 2500, L. M. Combs, II. J. Wright, To Prolong Garden Harvest lowing named defendants: owners, Lot No. 10, Block S. M. Lowery, Ouldn Lowrey, and fveo In the hereinafter No. 27; Mr. nnd Mrs, Otto Jones have re- . 245-1- , H. C. unknown owners, Lots Nos. "-- niclrr! McGee, Swing Halsell, the 5 causes, "" 2172, v. turned home after spending a week . .1. rntmtv. Texas. and the unknown owners, Lots Nos F. Jeffrey, and the un- and 6, Block No. 42; 11 12, known owners, In the r.-t- o Tcxns ns nnd Hlock No. 20; Lot No. 11, Block 2501, J. A. Lewis, J. R. Lewis, and north. Besides spending some 245G, No. 27; P? Tfc ruv of Amherst J. S. Beard, Ewing Halsell, the unknown owners, Lot No. 7, time at the Cadillac factory at . .. i . .1 n n o n r n n and the unknown owners, Lots Nos. 2173, T. E. Jackson, and the un- Block No. 42; Detroit, tney visited Chicago. 5 nnd 0, Block known StaVimpleaaed Pa, No. 21. And Lot No, owners, Lots Nos. 1 and 2. 2502, John Willis, nnd the un- Indianapolis, Memphis, Tenn., nnd 18. Block No. 17; Block No. l!Ssrhdi'M!SLWm 28; known owners, Lot No. 8, Block No. Little Hock, Ark. They also visited jn$'t hereinafter nnm- - 2157, J. S. 2474, L. A. B. 42; the McFnrlnnd, Ewing Hal- Howard, J. Corusey, Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. Lillian Hill-ma- n and Isnts, for uixes, sell nnd the unknown owners, Lots the unknown owners, Lots Nos. 2505, A, M. Dowell, nnd the un- re- L. enrouto here- - 5 home. Mr. Jones .'.. ,.ninst the Nos. 11 and 12, Block No. 21; and C, Block No. 28; known owners, Lot No. 11, Block ports roperty: nnd that they saw lots of water, scribed renl l D. Myers, iwnry Halsell J. W. Hughes, EwJng Hal- No. 43; standing that was running over ..! on the :8th day oi Wod, Ewing Halsell Attorney In sell, and the unknown owners, Lot 250G, Donnle Hester, O. W. Sykes, farm land nnd through farm homes No. Fnct for Mary Halsell Wood, and 2. Block No. 29; nnd the unknown owners, Lot No. In some part of and ,.'.nri thn mnndntes the north enst the unknown owners, Lot No. 5, 2477, Frank Reddln, Mrs. J. M. 12, Block No. 43; Mr. Jones drove a new Cadillac cf the nbove Block No. L Clerk 25: Edwards, and the unknown owners, And I will on the First Tuesdny "62" to Llttlefield, which Is to be 3 m tr,ri Court of snld H. v. Pate, an! !he un- Lots Nos. 3, 4, 5, and G, Block No. Mr. :c" nnd in the month of Mny, 1950, the and Mrs. Jones' personal car 0 uPn' known owners, Lot No. 7, Block No. 29; lc' re-- r snme being the 2nd day of May, Lonnle Wyatt and Vernon Hof-ack- ,e manner nnu io.m 28; 2178, Henry E. y.ogers, Henry E. de-p- aI 1950, proceed to sell all the right, law the hereinafter 24G0, J. R. Moore, and un- Rlgers, left Wednesday of Inst week the Corn F. Rogers, and the un- title, and Interest of the defend- property; nnd known owners, Lots Nos. 11 known on a fishing trip to Concho Dam. and owners, Lots Nos. 7 and 8, ants above named in each said of said 12, Block No. 23; Block No. near Tecumcnrl, N. M. EAS, oy virtue 29; cause in and to the snld property 24G4, T. J. Lnlrd, and un- Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey 5 and said urciers oi onie the 2479, v: H. Walker, and the un- described in each said cause at the Brock and I did on known owners. Lots Nos. 11 mandates thereof and known owners, Lot No. 9, Block No. Court House Door of snid County son Ted and grandson, Donny ! "j... nt Fehrunrv. 1950. 12, Block No. 25; 29; in the City or town of Llttlefield, Elgin, returned Tuesday of last At First Thinning, Give Each Plant One Inch In the Row. ns proper- - 24C5, G. A. Wnggoner, J. L. levy upon the 2480, J. W. Chapman, nnd the un- between the hours of 10:00 A. M. week from a several days' trip to uv- - Brown, and the unknown owners, In the small home vegetable gar- than the mature crop. e hereinnner uuimu known owners, Lot No, 10, Block and 4:00 P. M. to the highest bid- ningllng, Okla., where they visited de- nllnwlnr tlesjrrlhod Lot No. 17, Block Nb. 25; den, where a maximum yield is Beets may be thinned the first .i.. No. 29; der for cash, provided, however, Mr. Drock's mother, Mrs. W. II. sired, no begin Ic cltiinlpcl 24C7, there must be vacant time just when the bulbs to '..ui.t. .-- In- Ihe T. G. Robertson, and the Willi" n 2481, H. J. Black, Daisy T. Smith, that none of said property shall be Drock. spaces in the row. The only way to form. Cooked with their young tops townslte of the town of unknown owners, Lot No. 3, Block insure is to sow plenty of they a to A. C. Smith, and the unknown own- sold to the owner of said property Nelson Naylor, H. W. Terrell and this seed, will be dish remember. No. 27; but not too much, and thin out the WdlUlUb UIJ I I In Umb iexns; ers, Lot No. 12, Block No. 29. directly or indirectly or to anyone null K1UWM CCldUlC3 A, TI- .ui. .ut'iim icii. iiiuimiuy iui I le: of each snld cause, the 24f8, W. Hammonds, Ted - having riui excess plants. bought in markets, but they oro 2484, George Trnquard, and the an Interest therein or to Springs, N. M., where they planned No matter how high the germina- among the most delightful dlvl- - unknown owners, Lot No. 3, Block any pnrty other than a taxing unit to fish. tion of the seed, accidents may oc- dends which the home vegetable No. 34; which Is a party to said suits for cur which destroy seedlings, and garden pays to its owner. ' Leo Campbell, who suffered ser- ELGIN, BULOVA and 2487, Ross Montgomery, and the less than the nmount of the ad-- I there must be spares to replace To maintain his supply of sporo ious Injury In nn Irrigation pump plants unknown owners, Lots Nos. 4, 5 and judged value of said property or these losses. But unless the stand until sure of a perfect stand, ago, Is is gradually thinned, plants may the should by de- GRUEN WATCHES 6, Block No. 36; aggregate amount of the judge-Ime- nt accident about two weeks the amateur thin out property getting nlong ns well as can be be so crowded that both quality and grees. FOR BOTH LADIES AND MEN 2488, D. Jones, nnd the unknown against snld in each yield will suffer. At first, plants of row crops may sub-- Hospital, owners, Lots Nos. 11 nnd 12, Block snld suit,' whichever is lower, ! expected at the Llttlefield With some crops, especially those be thinned out to stand one Inch All Kinds of Watch Bands No. 35; ject also to the right of the defend- where ho Is a patient. of which the roots and leaves are apart; which will Insure, to each NICE SELECTION of WEDDING BANDS and 2490, J. M. Hardin, and the un- ants to redeem same in the time M. J. Mills, who sustained a eaten, this method of planting starts room to develop without entangling the sub- roots with a neighbor. As they grow, WEDDING SETS DIAMONDS PEARLS known owners, Lots Nos. 7, 8, und nnd manner provided by law, nnd broken right arm and other injuries harvest weeks earlier, and lu de-- stantially increases the yield, alternate plants should be removed, 9, Block No. 36; subject also to the right of the i - total broken right arm and other injur- because half grown plants pulled and so on until the optimum spac- GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING 2491, J. D. Erwln, un- fondants to have said property di- - and the M. J. Mills, who sustained in- up in the thinning process, provide ing is achieved. known owners, Lots Nos. 1, 2, and vided nnd sold in less divisions delicious servings. Turnips do not grow well It j juries In an Irrigation pump mishap 3, Block No. SO; than the whole. example, can al- young W. T. ANDERSON, Jeweler recently, Is much Improved. He is Carrots, for be crowded. If the plants aro 2495, J. D. Bradley, Ewing Hal- Dated Littleueiu. Texas, this lowed to grow without thinning un- pulled up so they stand 4 inches At Madden & Wright Drug at still a patient of local hospital. sell, E. W. Bradley, nnd the un- 5th day of April, 1950. the til the roots are as thick as a little apart In the row, in a remarkably Llttlefield the finger. Roots stage known own" ? Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, SIDNEY C. HOPPING Earl Johnson fell on a greasy pulled at this quick time they will be large enough ' will be sweeter and more tender to use. 'j. nnd G. P o. 35. I Sheriff of Lamb County floor at his garage on LFD Drive
Saturday morning and severely In- They are expected to return noxt jured his left hand. week. Jnckle Lee Friday, ace 6, son of Mrs. C. E. Grant, of Hale Center, Sabs And Service Mr. and Mrs. Friday, Freddie had who hns been r patient of tho J7a?H Jvm 1!k h firm, ffl m his tonsils nnd adenoids taken out Payne-Shotwel- l Foundation jit's A Pleasure 325 PHELPS AVE., LITTLEFIELD Saturdny mornlntr, and Is cettlnK aineo Good Merchandise ' along nicely. March 31, sufering from heart and To And Service E. E. Grlshnrn of southwest of kidney trouble, Is reported somo Llttlefield reports tlmt he had better. tap in Llttlefield several peach trees loaded with Wayne George, M fc-- "ur At Fair Prices who fell sustain- Ain't It The Trwtli S? Iy Chester Klock little pearlies, which were frozen ing a broken leg, and who has In the recent freeze. been a patient of tho Payne-Shot-- i "T 1 - Iteda Evans, who underwent a well Hospital since April QlLl! SPUPMUT I POMT UNPERSTAWP. " GET THAT 11th.. X ? major operation at the Payne-Shot-we- though still confined to the hospital APPRAISES I JUST LOOK AT MY CAR J1 1 HE CALLEP IT A X ASJP IT oFundatlon Wednesday of last is doing fine. ) -- f HIS GAS BUGGY ANP I BOUGHT IT itvsc bum n suuni i lulwo ure week, is doInR fine. O. E. Nichols of Sudan, who was
) T'ME CEMENTA Mary Payno-Shotwo- AFTER FOUR NEW THE SAME LIKE A something Mrs. Walston spent Sunday admitted to the f it f with daughter son-in-la- REEVES SCORE TRIPS V PAV YOU PIP ' MIXER I OP 1930 ( her and Foundation April 8 and under- y jS WE SPECIALIZE Mr. m TO THE BIG lM nnd Mrs. Ernest Fenn, at went surgery for gall blader, is do- llpy Clovls. N. M. Selfy" Laundry BURG-- J '"yiKlTAGE In Good Steaks Cut And ing nicely. Homer Seels of Kermlt. Texas. NEW EQUIPMENT j Mrs. E. L. Winston has rcolved rr admitted to the Payne-Shotwel- l -- TfT Cooked To'Order'" fvas word that her brother-in-law- . E. P.--I m&mtL -- 7Jcpaliii niii. Foundation Friday night for a A Open 6.30 A. M. r--i f II I Lively of San Antonio, is in a u i. n a wss- c aj vniiD ao uie checkup, and was released Satur- M.(b-hC$v?- ' 'critical condition. Mr. Lively had" ur TY Business Appreciated ffi-W- M BIG-CI- -- Drive-In- day. 3. ( ITIS! Starr n one of his lungs removed last sum- -- c symptoms L. lEST REEVES, Proprietor jR. &UJr$ mr the usual Mrs. J. Pate, who has been a mer, and is slowly getting weaker. f'M'-- FENPERS-V-r7HPi5L'- oV patient of St. Mary's Hospital, Lub- BPOT suf- Across Street From RT'StS' A ARE Mr. And Mrs. J. H. Lyda, who has been LJW 111 JF THE REASON MY bock, and seriously suffering fering from heart trouble, and con- - Foust Grocery - c- Robert Graham from ruptured stomach ulcers, was fl..A.1 ie life hnrl a enma Vinttnt- '01 E. f- S CAZ STlLL OY& NEW 10TH. ST. 7,A lWBL released from the hospital last C. O. Stone left Friday for Waco,. p-?- v because we po - ufff &pm ls week, and Is much Improved. Her Texas, to attend the Federal .Land- VFTr mmC son-in-la- - daughter and Mr. nnd Bank meeting, which convened- Mrs. Ernest Brock and family visit- Saturday In the Roosevelt Hotel In- - ttain -o--BiBr uttlefielp 'Foust Food Market Pharmacy WTrlimM j ed Mr. and Mrs. Pate Sunday. that city. Mr. Stone reeurned tQ. Mrs. J. B. Anderson who was ad Llttlefield Monday escription Druggist mltted to the Payne-Shotwe- We Specialize In Foundation Tuesday of last week ied And Manned by High Quality J for treatment, I sdolng nicely. i'DI You Change u ------r. I f ll, ttltrmaLW. w r u - ivt, u.wav1 I i Meat Jack F. Bodgen, son of Mr. and Bladei Pretzel" listered Pharmacists A TOWN) THATS HARP Mrs. J. D. Dodgen, was In Little, Ifl TO BEAT WHEW IT HOT BARBEQUE field over the week-en- visiting COMES TO HONKT VALUES his parents. He now lives In Okla- PHONE 100 amr homa City where he is employed rn.iqTEOUS SERVICE DAILY SUPZR-SPEE- GfffefteD (c) CAni iau-- i sic"Ati at Clmmavon Feld. ONCPIICI LITTLEFIELD 6Q3 E. Tenth St. Mrs. Tom Grant, who was a patent o f the Payne-Shotwel- l RAZOR. Foundation, AND Ssles And Service a couple of days last CIIUTTE LITTLEFIELD TRUCK week for medical treatment, was Complete Line of DISrlHStR I-- released Saturdny H Trucks & Machines much Improved. BRYAN'S And TRACTOR CO. MOBILGAS Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Flndley MOO and AND OIL and son, Weldon, Jr. are on a two SLSO VMUC puthside Laundry 'Your International Dealer" Refrigerators TIRES BATTERIES week's vacation trip in California. NijlH EXPERT WASHING AND p ServiceDrying I GREASING The Smallest Shop FREE Pickup And Delivery VISIT With The Your .Complete PHONE 307-- R Laroest Values HOME AND AUTO JAMES MAGNOLIA CHARLIE JAMES 813 East 9th. St. Rutherford & Co. STATION The SUPPLY STORE AT THE I LITTLEFIELD Across From The Post Office 511 Phelps Ave., Louise In Llttlefield Is The MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION LITTLEFIELD Across From The Post Office m lnks-Packyo- od White Auto Store YOUR Dress Shop PHONE 190-- M The Home of Greater Values PRESCRIPTIONS , FOR THE BEST IN Motors 402 PHELPS AVE. SERVICE LITTLEFIELD Expertly ''i Promptly and We carry a full line of s'ft rCOLN - MERCURY Filled MAGNOLIA PRODUCTS VI aales and Service See Our New JEWELRY LITTLEFIELD FARR'S LAUNDRY Stokes Drug Store and will do you a good job of VITA-RIC- H Your Rexall Store :M Turi numt,u, For 700 E. THIRD ST. 14 WASHING AND i ur PHONE GREASING F-- E VEGETABLE ICER Every Type of Laundry Service AUTOMOBILES Assisting me in the operation of Gifts f tr All Occasions Family Finish Also Our this service station Is Granville Batchelor Service Smith, FISH-POULTR- Y ICER And who has extensive experience RAY'S Wet .Wash Thrifty In this work. APPHances ICE CO. Expert Watch Repairing Wash Jlfc CRYSTAL PHONE 29 cleshne's We Invite all our friends and former customers to H LITTLEFIELD LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS visit us in 60 Will Pick Up Arid Deliver BEAUTY SALON our new location. 9lJ ?er Ranges Servel PHONE r'gerators We will appreciate your business Butane 4-w- ay Hair Styling and nks Commercial & TRY YOUR HOME TOWN MERCHANTS FIRST meslc AND SERVICE Fishing nt. FOR PRICE, QUALITY All Beauty Services CHARLIE JAMES MAGNOLIA Your local merchants pays local taxei and helps support your PHONE 446-- J SERVICE STATION is interested in 32 scho As, churches and other institutions. He vitally the growth 459 LFE Drive ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE PHELPS AVE. Llttlefield. mNE71 and welfare of LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS
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i k To Entertain I.AMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 Spade Juniors Seniors Thursday Niqht Mrs. Winfred Meyers Honored nt I. t.iniln litf ItTtltlllt will ponSO Will l)f iimiii: .."a.." eriL Spade High school Juniors banquet Mousor. Bridal Tea and Shower enteitnln the Seniors nt a At Lovely eYeio Rev. Cnuston. Methodist Ghtiroh In the Spade Thursday night will give the Invocation, formerly Mrs Curtlss Ivcy, Mrs. L. A. Amrwn Pastor, Mr. Wlnfred Meyer, Wiley, Baptist Daniel. Mrs. Mike Caiter, Mrs. Cafeteria. and How F. W. IIbb Marlon France Lltle of Aff- will bo benedicti- E L. lllack, Mrs. Floyd Mc Cain of Elton Nixon, sponsor, Pastor, will dellwr tho a brltlal luent, was honored at Floyd Rowell, Mrs ninstor of coremonles. on. of a tea Fri- Hereford, Mrs. Miss Erna Mae Hill and J tstes showor In the form The Starlight theme will be program will Include n num- day afternoon, April 14th. from 3 Charlie Thomas. The carried out. musical numbers G o'clock In the home of Mr. Friday ber of readings, lo Vows Miss Joah Way will Klve the ami Mrs. Dill Woikuian of Am-Jicra- t. Wade exchange res- - nnd songs. Mrs. J. D. Lee To Be address of wolcome. and the Mian Knin Mnc HID. tltiHBliter nt The beautiful lighted living room Hostess Club Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hill, of Little arrayed In the promedomlnnt-io- n wan field became the bride of J Eaten Celebrates Sixth color. Mrs. Templeton presided E. Brown Women Thursday Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G J Uook. The Regl-storin- over the Bride's a wag The Yellow House Home Demon. Wade of Whlthnrrnl Friday. In table decorated with ceremony Party Saturday tulips. stratlon Club met Tuesday, April beautiful single ting 'Birthday At iiiulitcolor Luther- Table 11. at the home of Mrs. C. D. with Kev. Carl F. Schulte. of Hays nnd sang songs. Mrs. Chafln At Refreshment officiating The banquet room Elder. an Church Minister, honoroe was the reelplent Miss Floy Chaffin presided at Coffee Shop was the scene of. The Mrs. J. B. Halre conducted n The ceremony was preformed nt npprecl-,hc- n Uio refreshment table which was Saturday afternoon of a lovely array of much 1 Martin's gnety luce cover-u- l contest consisting of unscrnmbl-- the Parsonage of St. nitkh covered with a beautiful of little ated gifts, which were openotl ami centered with a stairway lng letters to spell the names of Lutheran Church at 7:30 oilock a la.ge number cloth admired by the group, fltrysofoam centered with sller trees and flowers. In the evening. friends of J. E. Brown, son of Mr. of on gathered Upside honoiee, J. E. Brown, Veils, which hung from the arch The demonstration basket Candi'lebra formed the baik and Mrs. Edwin Blown, the top and tapered on each weaving was given by Mrs. H. A. ground for the ceremony, with tall to celebrato his sixth birthday, Lu0!ll, present were; at the Loyd side with lovely pink carnations Vlck and Mrs. Halre. basket of pink gladioli on either with Mrs. Blown as hostess ot tne Shirley Kay Mlnnor, Marcln Members present were: Mes-- ' ttnd green fern." The plate favors side. affair. Sulllna. Phil Sulllns, Kenneth wens on arch centered with silver dnmes J. D. Lee, Curtis Lee, J. B. Wears Blue Suit tnblc was ar- Halre, Loyd Halre. Joe Prater, The refreshment Brown. Alice Ann Brock, Mike bolls tied with pink bows and set The bride wore a navy blue wool ranged In V shape, with the Bill Jones. A. F. Wedel, C. D. Jimmy oth, Barbara Ann tm gum drops. The individual suit with navy nnd whlteaccessor-les- . message "Happy Birthday" In pink Greer, Elder. Fred Duffey. Tom Ham, H. Nelson, Phillip akes were beautifully decorated ' She carried a white bible ncross the table, Brown. Lena Fern A Vlck, and nnd blue letters Jn green and pink and set on lace Sam Tindal Travis topped with red roses, arranged lntersperced with Collard. Janle Dunnagln, Marilyn Dyer. which was ilolls. Frosted lime sherbet was with strands of wide white satin various miniature animals a s Kempton, Leslie Nuttall, Jimmy a lovely crystal punch The next meeting will be held Lou Zachary, served from ribbon, on the ends of which were Mrs. Wade I 'achary. Janna Thursday, April 20, In the home J. Estes decorations. bowl. tiny Llllles of the Valley. by Studio Marcellne Pierce, Richard Reese, Mrs. D. r,ee. Photo Taylor's Tiny vases of yellow flowers lighted bed- of J. Mrs. Matron of Honor Nelson, James Hays, Linda The master beautiful ktllv iweie also featured on the table. Jim room of the Workman home was Mrs. Bill Kelly served as matron a portion of whh was spent with Walthall. Charlene Walthall. In Ushered Through Archway decorated with a miniature bride of honor. She wore a gray wool the Fourth Armoured Division they Charlie Heathman, Carol Cannon, Mrs. R. H. Briley Operat- As the little guests arrived nnd groom arched with pink car- suit with pink nnd navy accessor- the Euiopean Theatre of through Janelle Jensen, Gary Lee Brown, ion. Since being Cischarged he has were greeted and urshered nation and gree fern. ies. She carried a bouquet of pink green Beva Jean Ray, Jimmy Partner, Hostess To Amherst worked with construction com- an archway Of flowers over 375 Guests Call carnations tied with white satin room door James Bruce Ray, Mlchale Steffey, panies In Oregon nnd Colorado. grass from the banquet Approximately 373 euest railed ribbon. Sally Duggan, and Mesdames A. W. Perry H. D. Club For the past year he has been to the refreshment table, where r sent gifts. A very large array Ralph Wade Best Man tea Ray. Geo. Greer, James Zachary, Mrs. R. H. Briley was hostess engaged In farming northwest ot Ice cream and Individual of gifts were received. Ralph Wade, ot Whltharral, Brown, G. C. Brock, Jr., . were served. Herman Hostesses were--Mrs- to the Amherst Perry H. D. Club Whltharral, where on their return cakes The brother of the groom, served as books and James Ray. L. B. Brown, T. Hays, Mrs. David at her home Thursday. from honeymoon at New Favors were story Bill Workman. best man. their Mr Leonard, and Mrs. Edwin ZXiinnon, Mrs. George Harmon. Demonstration of Machine Hill, mother of the bride Orleans. La., they will make their balloons. Mrs. Tho children enjoyed games, Brown. Mrs. W. F. Blrdsong, Mrs. A. W. was given by Mrs. wore a light green suit with tan home. ZMossamore, Mrs. T. I .flatson, Mrs. Walter Brantley. accessories, and a corsage of I.I Arvll Blair. Mrs. Earl Abbott, Mrs. Refreshments were served to; yellow iris. Miss North Wins JMIldred Tomes. Mrs. Hattle Coffer, Mesdames E. L., Yarbrough, J. H. Mrs. Wade, mother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Staggers Given airs. Verbel Baker, Mrs. A. F. Bradley. Vernon Stagner, Weldon wore a gray crepe dress with black ."Wilson, Mrs. Glen Batson. Mrs. Criswell. J. H. Cox, Walter Brant- accessories, and a corsage of By Friday Bievln Batson, Mrs. Charles Hinds, ley Maurice Brantley. E. Parks, white carnations. Shower Eastern Star Rexall Citation .Mrs. Dorothy Muckabee. Mis. J. J. P. Brantley, Harris Brantley, Is Reception Held -- a Several members of Lubbock 51enry Cox, Mrs. Bill Weaver, Mrs. E. L. Schovajsa and Jack Brooks j Miss Nina Mae North, member A reception was held following 76 were guesUrof the local 3Job Crawford. Mrs. James Ho- and one visitor, Mrs. E. L. Chapter ofth; g(l,M Blnff Qf the St'oke8 Kex the ceremony at the home of the Mrs. Ernest Brock group .. lland, Mrs. Prentice Holland. Mrs. Leathers. pastern star rn.aj Stofe rpcent, receve(, a bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. ng regular monthly meet- - John Harris. Miss Floy Chaffin, The next meeting will be held Honored At Surprise in their CUaton of MerU awar(,g by the Hill, 1101 Montlcello St, lnB" Mrs Clar-enc- e April 27 In horde - Vcs. Arvil Blair. Jr. the of Mrs. bride's table was laid with Recall Drug Company of Los Ang- Stagner. The Birthdrjy Dinner They were; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Black. Mrs. Cebert Cowan, Vernon cloth, one end of eeg white lace at Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Powell arrangement Mis. Ernest Bioik was the J M Stoker store proprleter. acmniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii which was a beautiful Mrs. Peggy Lawson and Mrs. Opal of white tapers, fern and red roses. honoroe at a sm prise birthday said the award was made after an dinner home of parents, Posey, all of Shallow ater. The crystal punch set and the at the her Independent national survey reveal- - beautiful two tiered wedding cake Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L Pate, at Lub- Mr. Powell, recognized as an of unusual design, decorated with bock Sundny. outstanding singer, sang "The pink rose buds, completed the table Mr. and Mrs. Bimk and children, Holy City" and "I now that My appointments. Cheryl and Charles, had gone to Redeemer Llvlth". accompanied at Miss Holtkamp Registers Guests Lubbock to visit her mother, who the piano by Mrs. Carlos Reynolds Miss Mary Helen Holtkamp pre- has recently been released from Mrs, Reynolds also played a sided at the register, while Mrs. T. St. Mary's' Hospital, and her father number, which she had previously v i -- C. Wade poured the punch and when a group or other telatlves composed and dedicated to her ru Mrs. Prevadus Wade served- - the gathered. Worthy Matron, Mrs. Burton S, cake. A beautiful large birthday cake Burks, at Lubbock. Only close friends and members centered the dining table, and nn Shower Given Mr. and Mrs. of the respective bridal families elaborate meal was spread to grace Stagger, attended the wedding and recept- the occasion. Following the closing of the ion following. chapter a was given f Mrs. Brock was presented with a shower for For her going away costume number of beautiful birthday gifts. Mr. and Mrs. George Stagger. Mrs. Wade wore a green tweed Present were Mr. and Mrs. J. In presenting the large array of suit with tan accessories. L. Pate, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Holder, beautiful and useful gifts, Mrs Attended Local School and children, Charlotte and Carol Ernest Connell sang a song dedi- Miss Hill attended Littlefleld and Mr. and Mrs. Celton Farley, cated to Mr. and Mrs. Staggers schools, Draughan's Business Col- of Lubbock, Mrs. F. L. Huddles-to- n Attending Friday night were; lege, Lubbock, em- and has been of Bakersfield, Cal., Mrs. I. S. Mrs. Qulnton Bellomy, Walter ployed by the Rowe Abstract Com- Brock.' Miss Patsy Phillips, Martin, Mrs. Mary Sales, Johnny pany for the past six years. Stephen Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Miss Lula Hubbard. Mes Mr. Wade attended school at Ernest Brock and children. dames Tena Kuykendall, E. B Perrln, Texas, and Natlonnl Following dinner a group of Luce, Roy McQuatters, J.. Forres Schools Los Angeles. Calif., N(na North at and young people from tho First Bapt- Reeves, Sidney Hopping. Wayne served 4V& years In the IT. S. Army. Phot0 by Na" ist Church, of which Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Coy Brooks, Paul Simpson Pate are members, called to visit and Mr. and Mrs. N, N. Fre vJ that Miss North showed "ox- - the sick. They brought Mrs. Pate Mesdames Albert Lockwood and ceptional knowledge of drug ntore a beautiful bouquet of roses, played J. A. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Walter merchandise" nnd "outstanding; a-- Dorothy Gray several numbers on the violin and .uarun, .Mr. ami Mrs. George, unity in displaying and selling." sang hymns. Staggers, Mesdames Roy Eubanks.' Miss North Is tho daughtor of Mrs. Pate, who has been III. suf- W. L. McCarty, Ernest Connell, Don Mrs. Nellie North, H9 Ofton Ave. Spe:cial fering from ruptured stomach Berg, J. A. Streety, J. D. Dodgen, She was born In Shamrock. Tax ulcers, and a patient of the St. Mary Davis, Tom Matthews, Carl1 and has lived in Littlefleld Mnry's about Hospital is much Improved, Arnom. iggo Peterson and Maude two years whore sho attended She was taken Wednesday home oucei, ,)ir. ami .Mrs. wiuey i scnooi. uurlnc .r two yonm in of week. last Roberts and A. S. Parrack. i.iuiuiioiu una has worked nt .Stokes Drug Storo most of tho Dr. time. Jack Troup Of Glasgow, Scotland The Citation of Merit Is granted onch year to a limited number of To snlesvoople working In ton thous Speak At Local Missionary Baptis aim inaepsndont drug stores. It Is h handsome document of honvy When April 3 'Hi rolls aroum.B paper with blue lettering with MIhb the people of will Littlefleld hnvel tortus name Inscribed In Soo tho rare opportunity Mrs. Nina Wvatt hand Regular she of hearlnc script. It bears tho names of the one ot the outstanding TT eveagellsts AJ T officers of the Rexall Company Portrait Face Powder of the world. Dr Jock Troup of "na " "nn Wed officers. Glasgow, Scotland will bo at the phis Littlefleld Missionary Baptist At Portales. N. M. Church, IT Drive and 8th from Mrs. Nina Wyatt, daughter of 5nna Ue Massey Regular 12 she April 30 through May Cth. Troup .Mrs, Mary yism Walston of 1001 West : Complimented At Magnum Lipstick will bo speaking twice, both morn- om. at., Littlefleld. became tho Birthday Party ing and evening service, on unue of E. T. Fenn of ninviu Mrs. D. i of a pynamlc personal-day- , Monday, April 10, J. Massov coninllnient at Portales. N ed April 30. Dr. Troup Is the M. her little daughtor, Donna Suo, with ...Claire Tiffany's Ten Strike action dress. possossor of a dynamic porsonal; The beautiful a birthday party Wednesday BOTH ring ceremony of patented underarm for Ity; he Is a powerful sneaker and took place at tho home last week from C to 8 P. M.. at Deftly designed with of Rev the Massey Intensely Interested In the de- Thurman Harris, Pastor of home, 901 Hall Avo back, bias paneled ,nepnccof the in onservance insets, action pleated livery of hi smesBages. Rev. Wei-do- n First Methodist of her alxth fclrth d" Liptick Church, Portales, day. front. Active ISO B. Meers, pastor of the church, at 1 P. M. In tho skirt, and buttons down the J- alone! afternoon. uames - extends an Invitation to all to at- The bride wore a navy wero enjoyed by the plaid gingham blue children, and attractive in satin stripe (For a limited time only) tend, crepe dress, with . following, which punch brown accessor-Jes- and Claire Tiffany. birthday cake wero sorvod. designed exclusively for A largo array This wonderful make-u- p Accompanying the bridal couple of much appreciated or brown. 12-2- 0 in Bins wero Bright red, blue value for first 1 Bridal Shower To and witnessing tho received by tho honor Ski the time Large ceremony were eo. Mr. and Mrs. Personalized Proportlon- i- Short, eize luscious lipstick com- T. E. Nunn of Clovls. I i! Hbnor Olton Couple Mrs. t resent were; Donna B 'c Nunn wore a navy blue Suo Medium and Tall. bined harmoniously with crepo dress Massoy, tho honoroe. Clarico tt tl &Q QtZ There will bo a bridal showor with black accessories. heavenly face powder at $1 Mrs. Fenn Is a practical Lewis, Holen Bundlck, Paula Suo honoring Mrs, Wanda Loulso Pal-me- r, nurse nu saving. 5 color combinaUons, and nursed at Floydada provlous jeneii Jonson. Molly Ann i 1 who beforo hor marriage was Kennody, Rogers to coming to Littlefleld Dee-emb- and Patricia Wanda Louise Thommarson, on In Mltcholl, last, slnco which Brenda Mitchell, Dale RODEN-SMIT- Thursday evening, 20 tlmo she H DRUG April at tho has made "ayno Rhodes, Carolyn Vlnynnl. Ideal Cafo In her home with her Olton, Texas, Tho MesBdames Anna Baugh, WALGREEN AGENCY publln s Invited. niomor. R. R Mr. Fenn Is employed Mitchell, Dlllle Mltcholl and Allen Hostesses aro: Mrs. Clifton by the Rhodes. 1 Littlefleld nin Snnta lo Railway at Clovls, es, Mrs. F. L. Burrow, Miss Austa where Sending they are making gifts, but unablo to at-en- d 4IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIUI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir: . Goarand Mrs, their home at gggggj Mitchell. 801 Davis St. were; Bill Wmlo, Mra. Naomi Hewitt, and Jm Roles. mi.EEHHHBHHiiHHMHHHiHI -- """"n , ffjpiumwa htoWU m MmMtk J mtr M ORANGE j0SAtL flHH W VVIbvn iM.... tl U 11 gv TROPIC HI AGEANT GOLD
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mJf?y . VEGETABLES CREAM RINSE $1.00 VALUE FRESH DRESSED J RICKARD HUDNUT 89c ALL 10c REG. 3 FOR RAZOR BLADES te fin - W ia.i in"-fhl"- .hk ' onro svys-7i-h2 tSt lb. d 94 50c SIZE m BALM BARR 390 E N YOUNG TONI HOME REFILL, $1.00 JAR I . . P PERMANENT lb. And iW MH 69c 35c 1 U, ' TENDER EAR -- AVERAGE 60c VALUE 2 LB. BOX WJPIL 1 ..fj' B0YER HA5R - . . . HiuC FLORIDA 300s 69cM tf YFS TISSUES . 17c nriiiirftr in M f WUvfllllVebnW JUICE, LB. . I J g ) Wk lb. 19c W Aiir'ia,l AlkllAkl GARDEN - S Frozen Foods izmzmz iiiyiiini " m ig?7 t ?& turrvi nr m m C&My&. Wm wi FSEDLB. SNAPS AND SHELLS M Tf mm fsXX4i TOP FROST 16 Oz. Pkg. mz SNOW CROP 4 1 Oz. Can Cod Fish LUNCH Black Eye Peas lb. 5c mm. Orange Juice 25c 43c L49c mkiv: TOP FROST Pkg. MEAT TOP FROST 16 Or. Pkfl. 4m GOLDEN FRUIT II Scallops 83c Corn On Cob 27c 119c Assorted mVMZl m TOP 16 TOP FROST, All Gren, Pkg. FROST Oz. Pkg. wm Asparagus Red s r lb. 49c lb. 1 Spears m 49c Bananas 2c i 49c Raspberries 43c iceA. dcuj SillSt COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 "MICKY" AND HIS GANG jbSaJ SPADE NEWS f COMES llPVrl UfHELL0lf'MR.BL0WI X ''Pj&fo'M WfflF RAIN IS WELCOME N'eale spent the day In CIovIb, N. M. GOOD V ,u' P Everyone nere welcomed the rain S WHAT UKE A ( FROM H1TTIN' A WHO WA5 THE JJjk -- we have been receiving lately. ENOCHS VISITORS ' n iIHAT Sfefe &OOJi VLrrTLE BOV? r? P ' Nearly an inch was reported in the HrT?ENEDJ UytJ Spade Community. Mr. and Mrs. Illff Leonard and VJ children of Enochs, Texas, spent IN HOSPITAL Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edd Grant, the mother of D. It. Leonard. lrs. Robert Adams, formerly of RETURN HOME Spade, is in the Payne Shotwell and been seriously J. 11. Chamberlain and Claude Hospital, has Poole Friday, was reported as returned home after ill. Her condition a long fishing trip with the me Improved. Mead's 30 Fine Dread Co.. of Lubbock. They SERVICES IN NEW BUILDING reported a nice trip to Sugar Lake, Church Services were held for Old Mexico. the first time last week in the new .VISIT IN AMARILLO auditorium at the Spade Baptist Mrs. W. S. Savage has lacks a little of being returned Church. It home after spending week end completed, although it is very' pret- last very with her ton and family In Amarll- - ty anyway, and ever one Is lo. proud and thankful for It. The revival ended Sunday night SUNDAY VISITOR Iwlth n hearing aid" dividends, although l S. Govern-- j claim with several persons becoming Ann Park spent Sunday visiting the week end at t'vnlde. Texas. since j4ta new Two Arrests AA bearing aid may be furn'sh ment Life premanent type policies 1 do? members. with Barbara Wilson. VISIT IN MEMPHIS ed If It can be shown that your i have paid periodic dividends. a v... .. uaiairo!te. SUNDAY VISITORS H. It. M I'aseh-al- Friday tervlce-connect-e- I" 'uf ATTEND LIVESTOCK FAIR Wallace and W l Made loss of hearing Is Q- -I filed a claim for illnnblllty regional Mr. B. D. visited Mr. Baseball's family In The Department ro service-aggravated- . 1 wnis, and Mrs. Morgan and The Boys of Spade spent Sheriff's or compensation with VA last Fall. The roMart ' spent Sunday Tuesday.' Plain-it.- . Memphis, Texas, Saturday and ports Friday on char- ' children visiting with last April 11, at two arrets Q The ttoaid of Appeal of Vete- received an acknowledgement from ofire win and Mrs.. Claude Hosson and view, they Sunday. ges of driving while Intoxicated. anitt where attended the Sou denied my VA, but have had no word on my r family. rans Administration status of to-J- th Plains Livestock Fair. Charlie Epps was arrested In claim for compensation. Can I " late afternoon fouth of Llttlefleld VISIT IN CLOVIS ENJOY FISHING TRIP to court and sue VA? Tech To on the Levelland highway, and Saturday Mrs Marv.n Keefer of Bob Mills. Coy College A No. Civil Courst cannot as- RUPTURE Dale Mote, paid a of $50 and costs in and Mrs. W V Brown, fine purisdlctlon on such claim ert MrCurry. Carl Thompson and sume SHIELO.EXPERT. H. L. HOFManm .. .. Mrs. E. H. Coston and Miss Anna Leroy County Court. law specifically provides that Wallace enjoyed fishing over Obsrve 25th. The will demonstrate, without charge hit H. V. Ualrd was anested Fri- VA decisions shall be final and Rui' day nlpht on Highway S4 between conclusive. LUBBOCK, TEXAS, HOTEL LUBBft Anniversary Amherst, and alho paid In- AT a c heie and Q I carried $10 000 War Risk SsflJrt r. a flne'of $50 and costs. surance during World War I, but wniiMcoLAr, APRIL 26 h Plans for Texas Technological From 10 A M. to 3 P. M Plpnun rntnn ..!.. t. .. . to Am I entitled YOUR College's 25th. birthday celebration allowed it lape "I have specialized In the field of Rupture CormEX to a dividend like that given to next fall moved forward today with personally fitted well over ten thousand rate m,, ? SERVICE OI-L- INFORMATION holders of NSLI? mom Kupture Y the announcement that nine facul- openings will contract In a short W 11 ty and staff members have acepted A There is no dlildend due you. co to woik Immediately without fear or pain Thtrn For satisfied customers Hght here In GREAS-E- posts as chairmen of Silver Anni- War Itisk Insurar.ie never paid this community rMul lal lady versary committees. pei attendant for WOMEN and C'HH DRFV i.v WASHING AND LUBRICATION VETERANS mann" CAUTION: If neglected, rupture may ian.( s Dean JamesG Allen, chairman ToRtl'ia . Sioraach nnd gas pii-i- y r&Lmm people hav'jfi general ma K'A have FRITZ DIERSING of the Sliver Anniversary QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Mistnj "JRILTO, ''h'i: returned after surgical operat.ons or laW committee, also said special plans T7 e ep"i'llv Invited "If you want It !o r Q While In the l S. Army dur- tht Wi. 200 PHELPS AVE. AND HIGHWAY No. 84 PHONE 200-- J on the program and the guest """- - rvv i i s lime ing World at I, my hearing be- &$ jfr ,fb " "'" '" "'"' ndvtscj speakers will be announced soon. gan to fall rai and now I find It HOFFMANN'S SURGICAL APPLIANCE CoJ difficult to heai anything Will Ti7,e vm 933 Andrus Building Veterans Adro notation furniih mo $ UOVID OR TASinS-SA- fUT MUU Minneapolis 2, Minn.
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h tik a. J &Wi9? Your Leader Is Want Ad Headquarters Want Ads No matter what you want ... a Lamb County Leader Want Ad will get it. More people place their in THE LEADER because RESULTS are SURER and QUICKER ... thus costs are less. LAMB APRIL 20, 1950 COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, Fishing Good On Pecos For Lum 's Chamlk For Sale Prs ." W. O. (Bill) YEARY. For Sale Secretary and Field Man of SEE US FOR Used Tractors, We FARMS j W.O.W. LODQE No. 3871 havo somo good values. Little- FOR' SALE Beautiful nrtlflcal Office In Duggan Building, over field Implement Co., 1121 East 160 A, ALL IN CULTIVATION. wood corsages for every oc- 53-t- Thornton's Cafe. fiber Ninth SL 4tc Fair Improvements. All will Irri- casion. $1 each. See Mrs. Dock gate, Plenty of water, Only six j King, 505 West 2nd. Also vase USED AUTO TARTS, all makes miles from Bovlna. Possession on j flowers. and models. Lamb Wrecking Yard j CHISHOLM'S FLORAL. on Clovls Highway. purchase. Terms. V AUTO USED TARTS, alt makes Section. On pavement near Uovlna. j & NURSEY and models. Lamb Wrecking Yard FOR SALE McCormlck-Deerln- g Alt In cultivation. 500 a, In whent. Highway. No. 30. on Clovls Power Loader Just the Irrigation thing for loading manure, dirt, All will Irrigate, Good Flowers and Pot Plants and of MR. FARMER Do you know of L rock or seed. Also havo high lift well. Possession any substitute for a GOOD crop? pole and hooks for loading baled wheat. Extra Good Terms. Large Variety of Do your part by planting only the W. I cotton. H. Cunningham Pure O. W. Rhlnehart BEST SEED. See me for Grain Seed Farms, 2 miles southwest of Funeral Designs Sorghum. Millet or Cotton Seed. Littlefield. and 21 your For years State Licensed W. E. MtCuan Certified Seed Grower. W. H. WE HAVE PLENTY of good tires Cunningham Pure Seed Farms, and tubes, most any size. MC. Bovlna. Texas 13 tf C Massey Harris Littlefield, Texas. CORMICK SERVICE STATION, LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. FOR SALE The tlnest kinds of Tractors; Plows; Harrows; large flowering Dahlias roots at PARMER COUNTY FARMS price. Mrs. J. E. Combines; Parts & Shop Ser- Drs. Woods & Armistead a reasonable 253, Amherst, Texas. 160 a, Top quality. Deautlfully Smith, Box vice. OPTOMETRISTS 47-tf- c smooth and level. All well Irri- gated, Ira E. Woods, O.D. Plenty of Irrigation water FOR SALE guaranteed. Only six t B. W. Armistead. O.D. miles from 1915 FORD TRACTOR AND Littlefield Implement Dovlna. Improvements. 50 GLENN S. BURK. O.D. Fair See Joe Collins at a, EQUIPMENT. Company Wheat. All goes possession p Oklahoma Flat Gin. 14 2t-- L.?5K?tfift ': .v 1421 E. 9th. St. Phone 328 Littlefield now. For a lltlted time only at st. ?v PHO 470-- J $115. per acre. 23 FOR SALE Four-roo- stucco 55S a, Close to Bovlna. 400 a, In house to be moved, wired and ; 'T3Z W ESS&eS cultivation. 240 a, In wheat. All light fixtures go, $1200.00. zr goes, possession now, S60. per gmmm. FOR THE FINEST JOHN HENRY CHAPMAN Lawrence Quesenberry, lV4mIlo3 MmKVf .cwftWWMiinTwwi;wiwiMiii miwiwi i POST NO. 4854 acre. east of Needmore, or Star Route, SUCCESSFUL FISHING TRIP Standing left ta right are Percy Carter. Henh.i n,i. 320 a. Eight miles from 280 14 4t p Hobbs of Lum's Chapel who brought In 200 pounds of fish in their recent fishing USED CARS MmI Each Bovlna. Sudan. trip J a, In cultivation. About 50 a, nice River In Southwest Texas. MONDAY NIGHT I Almost every year three ing from 5 AT THE looking wheat. All goes, pos- FOR SALE OR TRADE For residents pounds ts, 8.00 P. M. G of Lum's Chapel make trip to er session now $50. per acre. property In town, acres well Cam Pant A the LOWEST PRICES Pecos River In Tex realts-m,- .. W. O. STREET, JR., Commander Improved. 4 room and bath. 2 rUI nClll W,tbe Southwest "It was a as to have a try nt getting the "Big big one CHECK Rhlnehart And McCuan room rent house. See owner. come oat ofa THESE One ' --FOn--- nrVT Throw-- mom fnrnUtiml- according to Eeij Masonic Building Dill Cooper ...... h& AT apartment. "paid Mrs. year rercy me Bovlna, Texas N. Westside Ave., Littlefield. Dills Stella This warier, nersnei strands of their hj: il-4- t p Rochelle, Amherst. Texas. Rarker and Emzy Hobbs not only as iney Drought tf-- BANKS-PACKWOO- D 15 c hat ll-3- him biought back a AMERICAN t p caught but him hanging by to n Authorized Lincoln and Mercury FOR SALE A FOR SALE First year Northern picture to prove It. The one "that short time they thocAv limited amount of FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT-- by Dealer LEGION two Madia" Hybrid Cotton Star Cotton Seed. S4 miles pel awa. waa n caUl8h have to ko back boas Seed. the hour or day. Phone SO Hart - dyt Number 9SA and 122A are crosses north and 1 Kile east of Circle. welRhlnR 50 pounds caught on a bout the ble one tint RICHARD NEW made .by Texas Agrl. Exp. Sta. B. D. Cooner. Olton, Texas. "WU. lU'ULI.Ih ll !,.,!, I .... n tvnliir aK The men found tilted Monday. POST NO. 301 and are the Best Storm Proof TU'n npntinnvs vnn hpvt The men spent from biting on gold fish tl j I 10 until Friday. April It cotton know of to date. W. H. Close In. 514 West Oth St . Phone Al)r" best and the bad 1st and 3rd Monday Nights Macha Storm Proof mil Cunningham FOR SALE 121-- lG-l- fishing on the Pecos In spite of Pure Seed Farms, t c to Improve the f!iL:tt 8:00 O'clock Littlefield, Texas. and Northern Star Cotton Seed. rain, hall and wind lhej VERNON HOFACKET, Comdr. Hand picked $1.50 a bushel. 600 WANTED Thpir total catch of 23 fish came and trout et: COTTON SEED FOR SALE E. 15th. St. 2t- - p. to about 200 pounds with fish rang- - In the fish Early Macha and some thers RACHEI.OR IU'NDl.ES 3 burner gas cook - Our $1.50 bu. Exp. Station Hybrids, FOR SALE Speciality This sen ire Includes $15.00 Cabinet $15.00; Most Farmers Prefer the best cotton seed money can stove sewing buttons on and mendng Hitsl Dox $10 in. Dresser Base Ball Palmer buy. $2 and $2.50 bu. W. H. Cunn- Ice Free Pickup and Delivery Little Junior Legion $2.50; Radio $5 00 511 West 6th. Firestone Tires ingham Pure Seed Farms. Little- field Laundry. Phone 29. field, Texas. St. Littlefield 16 -- It cj !ome in and let us shoi c. Activities Start you why. FOR SALE Apartment house in WANTED Watklns dealer for Leveliand, fully furnished, Includ- For Rent J Watklns Products In nalley' Junior League baseball actlvll- - I B Palmer ! J fcji, ing three 3 room apartments for and County. Write or see J. C. Houk, get underway 5 p. m. Is playing caf her 4l HAUK & one 2 FOR RENT Furnished Brick ies will at room apartment. New Dox 369 Littlefield. Ga. class A basebaS dil Apartment, newly decorated. tus evening at the city baseball 1949 Mercury 2 Door building and new furniture, hard- -- HOFACKET 16 tf c. diamond under the direction of South Atlantic Uiflu Radio, And wood floors and Venetian blinds. only Phone 152 Heater Overdrive ' V. M. O. Mltchel. out three bits In lirw: See J. C. Stroud, 1405 Second 16 U c. TT, 77" , P. Walker and Color Black WANTED Quilting and ronng. bat In an ethlbitloj pal SL, Leveliand, or phone 805-J- , bo'8hat ,were ' ea" presto ne Mrs. Barnett. 1122 West Seventh ,AU al, Brooklyn Doijtm FOR RENT Rooms and small 1 the $1725 Leveliand. ll-4t-- p gtreet .. age before January of this apartments. Hot and cold run- moved up . year and are Interested In playing Palmer uif STORE - ning water. Plains Hotel. Phone WANTED Unfurnished modern baseball have been urged to come the Clovis, Ne- MeiSnri 1949 Lincoln Demors 252. Littlefield, Texas Stephens And Son house by responsible couple. Can out 1 the diamond, by Vernon In the class C West In use 2 ,4 or 5 Hofacket, League League ttmkl Tractor Phone 68 FOR RENT 160 acre Irrigated room house. Phone 27. chairman of the Mexico 4 DOOR SEDAN, baseball committee. 369 last )ear The FLOOR SANDING PAINTING farm with sale of equipment. WANTED Hydramatlc Your worries or wants. The size or shape of the boy owned by Paul ud j Contack R. D. Garrett 24 miles This Is an INTERIOR DECORATING Information Service to , doesn't matter as long as he Is and has a worklnMF $2795.00 north of Spade. help you. Anything reasonable interested In playing some good the Chicago CubJ FREE ESTIMATION-WO- RK answered. Explain your worries baseball under experienced Palmer s ImpreHi'l or wants clearly and enclose $1.- - COaches 1940 Ford Fordor Sedan GUARANTEED last I 00. Address: Randolph Service: , the Plate Itir Radio And Heater MacoaOu' Bargains In Rox 517: La Grange. Texas. , yi nod for the Mechanically A-- 1 Z SEE 11.Jr ..... ". h'v.i-- o "..luii a.iinva"JHuui. vis he lei the leirjebr tht 1. Mil 1711 M U'lll furn I a It rhti roat $350.00 ted in with 115 nln J. M. Stephens D. - J. Stephens WANTED Will keep small set of of Uie equipment and Hall Motors leas- frr tvM Oth Tractor Tires In the And XIT Anton, Texas Rooks. ! Dean Thornton, P. O. furnish the uniforms. The League with 212 He was Littlefield Rox 6S7, 3B2-M- - 1940 Chevrolet 2 Door Littlefield, Phone . I,ost "as Just Invested $100 In ud- runs s ore J with 111" 13 -- St p c 'Htlonal equipment. Radio And Heater BROWN Jn two base bin rtiS" New Paint iwmmmmm.'0mn, .. TIRE CO. The city recently did some work credit. nim'tmntiMi" ,?' ANTED To my gers to h f "i let friends on the diamond Hiinfri-i- n'fimriil aiJ "The Complete Tire Store" at the request of plab &! $375.00 know I continue to make Rolts. the League and It Is reported tn Palmer I' Miret ' ' LITTLEFIELD Buttons and nutton Holes. Your.be In excellent shape. the next can. her for cooperation Fr ua at will be appreciated. few weeks time will bo devoted which he ?l 1941 Cevrolet 2 Door Loans 5th a wa.h Ht,s onlcTe', St" t0 hoolInK and coaching - for but Radio And Heater For all kinds of ml' 'rV'" Interest- 100 FHA Gl FARM and Littlefield. Texas. l candidates In preparation for cell. - ELECTRICAL c the (hsoii $395.00 100 IRRIGATION LOANS which will start about WIRING FOR SALE WANTED- Man for profitable June L LOW INTEREST RATE Hockley - Leas 1941 MERCURY County. Rawlelgh busl- - Junior League teams Trom 01- Softball CONTRACTING Used Tires ness. Good ,on' Iartli, LONG TERM PROMPT SERVICE opportunity. Trado Muloshoo, Amherst und 4 DOOR HOUSEHOLD well established. Experience help. Mttluflold will meet In county All Sizes ful Radio and Heater APPLIANCES and Large and Small Irrigated or Dry but not necessary. Write ae! toiniotitlon nt that time hoping Heeds One N Land Farms. "... uuniuiKiin, liepi. T.D - 1U1 "inn in me district compel $495.00 SERVICE Memphis. Itlon. Twenty-tw- . White's Auto Store Tenn. nr son counties will - .,. -hiVK'' 4, 5 and 6 room modern homes. R. nei- " .i E. Wright, Route 1, Littlefield, tako part In the district. Including Residence Texas. 1940 CHEVROLET LITTLEFIELD lor Chamber ol Cw and Commercial wiring j WANTED party will HAMP McCARY Iral We FISHING AT HOT SPRINGS sponor tne Kamw j 2 DOOR here every -- See other Thurfcday at one inorf iu. Radio And Heater New Job noon tor Mr. and Mrs.- - r.rnilv rtavnll vnhn.. Paint i SON i.ubbock and return .... .u.v.., eight team leaue and Want I or r nninnTOn in i... i.. onerato Ilovi'liv itnmi nn tii ...... InLrMtW"1 W-- Any W Pay gas bill. Clovls Highway, mi" $325.00 ELECTRIC Office across street In front of the Littlefield See or phone Mis received a lotter a team is niUedttg, Heard. 421-- 1G - U - " mthelr sons 1)111 and Jackie Littlefield First National Bank lug in KnerMjtf Ilovell, who ure at Hot Springs, 8 m ALL OTHER USED CARS RE- 521 Phelps Ave. 192 HATCHERY 24 nt P Phone Phone 464--J or 389-- Littlefield Ark. fishing, stating they wore DUCED IN PRICES UP ngers win Miscellaneous having a wonderful time, wore v.rt uaiBiiiiiu" TO $200.00 nnd Has for sale, day-ol- d catching some nice fish. The boys Although the Kg SUMMER SPECIALS 3 bed- - wl" retur hol"0 Sunday next arrangeu iat.. ., We guarantee all our used and started chicks, poul- been car ....uo, o quins or 3 blankets the evening ol t be free from basic mtchanl- - be ' j JUST DRIVE UP try supplies reme- for $1.00. Free Pickup and De- RETURN imnroved dlaoo" cal defects, have been thorough and ask for your and FROM FISHING livery. Littlefield Laundry, r0Und9, ly Inspected, adequately serviced dies and Wes-Te- x poul- I D. ,k.mII plone 29. 15-lt- Onstead, Mayor A. C. and fairly priced. Any This season i repairs Chesher, L. c. w necessary Favorite Brand of try feeds. Orlssom, Dill usslon charge within 30 days after REWARD Chesher, Paul purchase billed at only LOST Pharrls, Wayne er system w wlUJ Red Female Irish Setter Carlisle and Geno Daniels return- 50 of norrrtaTharge. answers to Baraes as the name of star' ed home Sunday after spending " "-- - MOTOR OIL Reward for bo pieniy ' Littlefield information as to since previous Wednesday at the field late whereabouts or col-le- return. Call Buchanan Dam, near Austin, re- tho lights re- a- j BANKS-PACKWOO- HATCHERY 2454, Anton, Texas, turning enter D Sunday. The team 16 -- 2t WE HAVE ALL KINDS LEONARD P managers GREEN, OWNER FOR a. SUMMER SPECIAL BE8T RE8ULTS W. O. W. .C L-- N. BRIDGES, MQR. TRY U8E LEADER . MOTORS THRIFTY WASH.... 8c a poun" WANT AD8. tag, Sam Umbert' Sorvlco Our location, ono-ha- lt Includes flatwork finish-ed- , Remus: Littlefield Phone 312 one and MEN OR WOMEN ' liuaV DENNIS JONES mllea north wearing apparel ready INTERESTED TIRE STORE of Littlefield. on to In making from GOOD MECHANICS to service Highway 51. P,CK"1 AND J3.00 to $5.00 an Address Star Route UVERPYRER DE- - hour please uuy and repair any make of No. 2. contact Mr.O. K. Brown, "' - Highway 84 and 51 LITTLEFIELD Hamilton at the Littlefield automobile PHONE 111 LAUNDRY Hotel PHONE 909F22 Phono 29, between 1 and 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon, April 20. arrangem"" 15-- It c. to the 15-lt-- c cessions. ft
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four times. In tho field events Amherst Chnrlcs Ankow of Llttloflcld gain- 880-ynr- LAMB COUNTY FIRST run: Won by Cox, Llt- LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1850 ed n second plnce behind Pool Local WOW Visits of tlefleld; 2 II, Purdy, Amherst: 3. Fnrwell. 120-yar- MEM high hurdles: Won by Floyd Got: and n Charles Askew Poteet, Fnrwell; 2. Far-Hel- l. m. " l.rlft"g; Christian. Clovis Lodge I ineuT-iirTtnu- r- ...... shared Hconux honorB, each with 3 Bryant, Amherst; I. Goff, r n r i- REMEMBER... wllU Amnenii two firsts, Ooff scored In 200-yar- d Llttlefleld. the VOUR DEPENDENCY STATUS By THE OL.TIMi:riS polnw o" l"" HO-ynr- 4S low hurtles and the 200-yar- Officers of the local WOW Lodge afternoon, low hurdles: Won by HAS Friday dash. Askev won the 100 and 220-yar- d Goff, and CHANGED .SUBMIT Llttlefleld; 2. Christian, Far-wel- l, members of the Decree Team dnsses. PROOF OF ADDITIONAL nrepare Walden, Llttleflold; I. Bryant; went to Clovis Mondu; night and , i..n tn Tho - results: Amherst. put on Initiatory worU for DEPENDENCY NOW TO YOUR regional clash- 100-yar- that ;ir dsah: Won by HO-yar- Askew, d relay: Won by VA REGIONAL OFFICE ami Llttlefleld; 2. Meers, Farwoll; group. .tare m. Llttleflold; 3 2. Llttlefleld. 3. hnrntlBB 01 220-yar- Amherst. ...i,l d dnsh. Won by The Clovis Lodge were host to Askew, High Jump Won by Chrlst.a dltlon of the track Llttlefleld: 2. Meers. LlttWinM- - the Llttlefleld group previous to Farwell; 2. Clay, Amherst;. 3. Nut-tal- l, - 3. Cowen, Llttlefleld; 4. Walden irforuiance3 Llt Amherst. I. Ilalrd, Amherst. tho meeting at a steak dinner tlefleld. were W Broad jump Won by Pool, Far-wel- l. Those making the trip 140-yar- was Won by Ooff, Lit-Poo- l, I LttttefieM dash: 2 Askew, Llttlefleld: 3 Bry- D. Chapman, District Manager Bob - 1. and Am- Farwell; Cowen, Llttlefleld f polnti ant. Amherst, Ilaney. Farwell. Kirk, Advisor Lieutenant, Merlo , 2. Nuttall, tlefleld: Amhorst. Shot put Won by Bryant, Am- Beard, Consul Commander. Troy Mile run Won by Pool, mru-oii- ; UttletleM placed horst 2 Ford, Tarwell, 3 Poteet, Howton, Past Cousul, and L D 2. Heard, 3 and secunu Llttlefleld; T Purdy, Farwell, i Price, Amherst Stanford, Banker; and the follow
From Mr. Friendly of Trankfort, Ky.: "I remember when 'gas buggies' such as the old-tim- shown above were considered pure swank, even though the owner had Ing Degree Team members Edcar to ride backward to make room for I McCanlles Stephen Brock, Wilson a chauffeur and a trouble-shoote- r - Slsson, Peyton Stanaford, Merle Let's see If anyone remembers I what It was called. like to know. Gamble. Gram Me Perkins, Ray- - I'd Car You In of Box link Races can contact me care 340, Frankfort, Ky." The WOW Lodge will meet at From J. F. Uauman of Rockport, the Legion Hut tonight (Thursday) Ind.: "I remember when I want-c-d for Inltatlon, when they will enjoy a telephone put In my farm an Ice cream supper home seven miles west of Rock-por- t. TIs spring and colfen Iibto All members are urged to attend. The company agreed to do so taken to the grecni. One of the If I would haul poles. So I hauled new additions to the courae this Sunday April "knee-action- 23 18 50 icason is a " canrnij poles cents each and Mr and Mrs W B. Little are on at golf bag designed the man who $0 plus fot 18 for a two weeks' vacation trip In earned credit months carries his own clubs. Attached to South Texas. service. Today the company would the canvas bag are legs that unfold, pay $62.10 for the, same length of forming; a tripod to hold up th 2 p.m. service." clubs. When the golfer picks np the' From Mrs. J. B. Brown of Berry-vlll- e, big by the shoulder strap, the Ark.: "I remember when automatically retract. The lsTH-Pa- r" Unas GENERAL ADMISSION Httfc BRINQ. X we used to cook apple-butt- out canvas bag weighs less $1.00 In yard In 15- - most conventional bags. 'EM IN' the a or '? brass or copper ketUe, and, stir fiB LIKE i it with a long-handle- d wooden stir- Children Under 10 Admitted FREE rer. You would have to sit or Hammons Buys New CiH THIS stand and stir 'most all day. Then, JMm about 3 or 4 p.m., Mother would put it In gallon-- or half-gallo- n Emergency Ambulance at stono jars and place a white cloth H0ME on top of the butter and put spices A third ambulance, a smaller top X LIKE mk (ground) on of the cloth and emergency ambulance equipped ifffffK then paste or tie a strong paper or with special Beacon Ray revolving this 4 iff cloth over the top of the Jar. And ifBR when she opened it In winter it light, has been purchased by ;t was rwr delicious." Hammons Funeral Home and de- A. From Cterfrnde Richmond of Indlo, livered last week. W. Ray's Farm Calif.: "I remember a time when new you never heard of a girl getting This vehicle represents an BROWN niarritd under the age of 20; you Investment of $3000. 3 Miles North On had four first sweetheart at 18." According to Pryor Hammons, TIRE COMPANY owner and operator of Hammons Funreal Home, a special THE COMPLETE TIRE STORE feature of the new ambulance la that It la Springlake Highway Llttlefleld Texas G3VES lighter than their other ambu- lances, and may be driven easier FAST through traffic and across country. . This vehicle will be used mostly RELIEF I for answering emergency calls, rwhen COLD , taking injured or sick to ami from MISERIES STRIKE hospitals, etc SmrMMMfi Iffl&W ' Clf Jw wil COSTS NO MORE THAN ORDINARY REFRIGERATION i Nw (AMD 47 OTMEP. STATESTOO ) JL -- POWERFUL AS A & ftoWtfT PUpjy A ATEttAS GW- - M50 ilc.'?&&&&r Jff COMBINATION .w; GShKW j9w LlVetYMAPlNTO r Rsfrlnerator QtfiET AS A tONE STAR MIGHT HANDLES HKE A WiNcMESTER "W i S04DIY BUILT AS A LONGHORN (AQRe. FUN THAN A RQDgO j .g3 J REAL FOOD FREEZER CoWpOrJY I HOLDS THE ROAD LIKE A " ' Freezes ond Preserves ,$& J lljy I --. 52 Pounds of Food! I St
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the easie .SADDLE UP, PARONEB. THE BIO 1910 It's inm MEXCURY COUPE Compare These Advantages! i Whit ildfwall Hrti ond rtor whttl handling car in and mosey in! We promise you can iSIcldi ar optional at Ktra cott. Comploto Refrigeration single -- door refrigerators South- enci-neerin- g our-se- lf rope yourself the finest deal in the whole Service from two which have fewer features. Try it just marvels in a sin- class! west with Mercury today! And we're not Famous Uome we n gle kitchen unit! Thrlftmaster and seel talking through our Stetsons! in Unit offers maximum - prove it to you! New Low Price makes refrigeration perform this superb combination ancc at extremely low fPERCURY as Go fon rid&and pll go for as inexpenshe many operating cost. Only $3JO A Week For world's finest ItotjKjini refrigerator BANKS-PACKWOO- D $36.00 Down Full Price $359.95 MOTORS W - W ELECTRIC 521 PHELPS AVE. LINCOLN MERCURY Sales and Service Phone 192 Littlefield, Texas 610 Eaat 4th St. Littlefield Phone 31? LOOK TO HOTPOINT FOR THE FINEST-PIR- STI
1 XftMB COUNTY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 Canadian - Track Team Set For (Continued From Pnpo One) Meet At Lubbock Home Demonstration Dlmmltt, Urownfleld, Slnton, land, School's ten Tnhnkn, O'Donnell nnd Lamesn. Littlefield High to the regulnr All were represented nt the hear- repiesentatlM's track team In Lubbock on Satur- Busing ing. Open For Plans Are Complete day, April 22 hae been spending Seek Loan the past weeks getting ready to The delegation emphasized to rugged competition. - " meet the , the subcommittee that they nro In- Kw w 4 The track men are rounding seeking nn hearing loan Interest to good foim and hopes nre high gift to finance the pro. IN NEW and not a they will make a good show- LOCATION would aid In conservat- that ject which ing In Lubbock. of Texas' disappearing ion West A good part of the burden will resources. water fall on Flod Goff who scored 11 approved bythe sub- Tfp bill if 2 points in the dlstilct meet. Ho committee will still face the task will i.ntnn..te in the 220 yard low MONDAY of getting approval by the whole lumlieg( iW yard dash and run on omnvttee. tne benaie ami unniij t the ni,e reay tims. chance of the White House. Its wH nm ynr during the m We Are Moving From 821 E. 4th, gaining final approval (Jagh rIeg AgkcW wl, b(J Street present of Congress are session beat I)enn WnUr)j) of Levol according most slim to obseners. land (,efente(, hm )n the 100 To In stressing the need for the yard dnsh jn the district. Askew project Mayor Gene Klein of w, n,g0 be on the 4i0 ynnj reinj. Amaiillo told the subcommittee tenm 1219 East 9th. Street that cities nnd towns of this otlier members of the 440 team ngrlcul- - region are reaching Into aJ0 y,,, Cowani m. C. Northnn and ready do- - and will bs open and for business in our new tural areas for well sites for Joe Wn)(en. local supply. up mestie water Thc !!c relav tam Is made . He pointed out that every four of Frank Dis Jat.k jieCanlles. to six wells meant anotner section Bob Cox am Joe balden who ie MONDAY, APRIL 24 of land taken out ot irrigation coaled 3:44 to win the district permanently. race. Time will run On Borrowed The 220 yard dash be we will in Texas Senator Lyndon JohnFon by Don Mrars and George Head where be position to offer appeared before the subcommit will compete in the mile. Speedy tee and referred to the region a and Efficient Service Caprock as bove the ii"tcdB th" borowed time. He Bolton's Bear, Brake resources anu luieumtia ui "- - Service To Move region but said the riches could In at offset the poverty of North- The Bolton Hear and Iliake Ser- Specializing ... . west Texas' water supply. vice aie molng this week end He stated that under the plan from East Fourth stteet, and will MISS KATC ADELLE HILL the nation would receive $L70 In be open nnd ready for business In xjft (Continued From Page One) benefits for every dollar advanc- their new location. 1219 East Ninth BRAKES gMgggM;w''i;m'MBBBiMI ed by the government. street, Monday. dent of district 2 from Mulechoe The necessity for such project At their new location they have HliyPsP9fl y Texas Extension Staff to ease the drains upon the under- a building. 40X50, located on piop-eiet- From the Texas Extention Staff ijillwwHK ground water reserves was also 200 feet by 00 feet on tho will .Mrs. as- east' and 85 on the w"et. allowing be Gladys Martin, Hep. George Mahon of FRONT-EN- D iY stressed by this concern plenty of ALIGNMENT sistant State Home Demonstration congressional district and 100m for agent Lubbock Thl ruoperty was pur- and district agent Mrs Kate former Rep. Worley who has been Adele Hill. chased from elon N'aylor, and Is active In the support of the Can- between the Uoberts Lumber and Also present will be officers of L adian Bill. Evans Washp'ei'a WHEEL BALANCING the County Home Demonstrate Senator Impressed A. S. Ilol'oi o''ior ope-- v Council. They are. Mrs G F In charge of the hcarfnsr we-- e n hp t - -- oss, has lived In Parker of Olton, chairman Mrs ' Sens Enest McFarland of Ari Littlefield a 'I nrea 21 year, nnd ' v zona 1 01 .New has been In b for the past L. B. Davis. Littlefield. vice-chai- r UTon r. Anderson Vb JiH year and a 'wnu'T E Mexico and Guy Gordon of man; and Mrs. C. T. Hulsey, 01 il!mtk Oregon They started that they BOLTON'S BEAR & BRAKE SERVICE Ion, sercertary-treasure- r SiH were Impressed by the evidence Mrs. Hub Sprayberry Littlefield and the fact that 30 busy men chairman and Mrs. G. T. Maltby would travel over 2000 miles to Watch Repairing New Location 1219 E. 9th. Street, .Muleshoe, district support the project. from the THDA will on Bn:V be the p:o' 4fcslfl V. II., (Between R .berts Lumber Co. and Evans gram. Senator Watklns. from JACK FARR Ttah appealed to be the one hitch VLjjtf Registration At 9 In the proceedings. Although he Washeteria) IJegistration for the convention said he had not made up his mind Jeweler will begin at 9 a. m. under the Phone 516-- R LITTLEFIELD MRS. XIE COLLINS on the subject he was not con- supervision of the Amherst-Perr- y vinced that the committee could Club of Lamb County of which Lamb Co. H. D. Agent not finance the construction of -- Mrs. V. K. Stagner Is president. pipelines from a resevoir at San-for- d Lunch will be held at the VFW The convention will open with to their own cities. If he op- rtoup singing at 10 followed by Hut at 12:20 and the activities will poses the bill there Is a good tie Invocation by Mrs. J. Henry resume at 1:45 with group singing. chance he might hold up or even Cox of Amherst. County Judge High points In the afternoon ' kln the b111 Otha F. will give a greeting session will Int. be the address by Dr. PHOTOS BY NAIL and the wehomlng address will Calvin, report of the be made by Mrs. G. F. Parker. and a summary by Miss Kate A-- H Program Adele Hill. "Our Program" will be the .& tonic of a report by Mrs. B. M During the day leports will be WI. Harris, chairman of the THDA given by representatives of the JO. 4-- Committee. ten counties In District 2. V - ZHTUDiO Wafer Conservation continued fMUi page one BACK AGAIN IN BUSINESS In a rounuuLif- - fo;um ie. o'ded Frid.iy fir U'er broadi ast b Station KVOW, Parrish and teei-a- l otner county farmers expressed the opinion that a conservation EARL JOHNSON program Is the only thing that will frrstall the itnte's taking . oer control of underground has leased the building formerly occupied vuter. of by Foust's Garage all feato One farmer. Gene Mitchell STYLE-STA- NEW R uet these better Olton, who attended the Amarillo BODIES hearing of the Texas Water Code Moved His Equipment In BY FISHER Committee at which the Under- ann ground Water Conservation Law and ready to service his old friends and uxxu. save money, too convjnc-ti- CENTER-POIN- was studied, said he was l T STEERING that the state "will do Mime-thin- g customers with the best in service pretty drastic" if farmer JSlf1" "" cfmProns . make your toring advantages, at the lotf do., 1 organize a conservation dis- with such remarkably iotw trict. NEW TWO-TON- E and upkeep. All Kinds FISHER Lea Vatson of Sptinglake, secretary-- INTERIORS Pomp in . . . eet all these treasurer of the organization by &Wtl ahnC and save money, too, for a membership drive. A brin8s yu the fines, body tilled luxufy Chevrolet . .. first anrfp"'" strong county organization, be Of Automobile SnnT fr"d at lowe" cost. Chevrolet Repair Work OWN-OPER- TO ATE naid, would be able to carry on an S:f?n.C-S-y0- yur choi" of the or &ck eJui-atlona- l program on conservat- AND MAINTAI- N- 5tandard lowSt Introducing Chevrolet's ?f et aIonc ValJS ion, would be able to finance the fn HV?fevro 8ives the K program, and would probably carry, We Service hS J ?me Pcrfancc and dependa- - the vote In a water district Irrigation Motors BIGGEST OF ALL POWER 'com?""' and safety lection. LOW-PRICE- a lowest D CARS ndurft "The membership fee Is $5 per AUTOMATIC TRANS well pretty that" reasonable when and rs,n,hlr,nt!nn ) PmttltMl J you consider what's at stake," rei J05-h.- optional on which produce these om,anduTS engine "Watson added. CURVED WINDSHIELD mo at extra cost. with PANORAMIC sst. Repair Tractors VISIBILITY Earl Johnson Opens NEW LOWER PRICES moke ,. - ; -- Chevrolel mce than ever ..-. h rfTJ On LFD CERTI-SAF- Garage Drive PROVED E AMERICA'S Experienced BEST SELLER : Earl Johnson, who was In Mechanics At HYDRAULIC BRAKES . i the . AMERICA'S BEST viivmi garage business many years BUY ii for before he closed bis shop about Your Service two years ago, has leased the 2 building which formerly housed FIRST Lowest TiaJph's Garage, on LFD Drive, and Earl Johnson ... and Finest ... at is now open again for business. Aubrey Roberts Mr. Johnson Invites all his friends and old customers to visit blm at his new quartern. The Earl Johmon Garaxe do all EARL JOHNSON'S GARAGE kinds of automobile repair, service C irrigation motors and repair g Across from trac-or- rear of Murdock Hotel Hewitt As :'g'tlng Mr. Johnaon at his Chevrolet LFD Drive garnr a Aubrey Roberts, an ex-- 1 Littlefield peneu ed mechanic. ! Littlefield, Texas J