iiiLiiDjiia-jKfiiw- g i PAqgs 46 Years Old And New Twice Every Week 15 CENTS LUME '47$ LITTLEFIELD, LAMB COUNTY, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1969 NUMBER 22 Jones Sets Board Interviews For Coaching Applicants List Of 14 Prospects Screened Down To 5

Supt. Paul I. Jones said Saturday he superintendent, who has been would present five applicants for the interviewing candidates for the post all Littlefield head coaching position to the week. school board at its regular session Monday night. "We are very near a new football season," said Jones, I "I am hopeful the board can reach a "and think the decision that night," said the board will want to act as soon as possible, so that the new coach can line up the assistants he will need." In five days after the announcement Stadium Service that Raymond Birchfield would leave the head coaching position, Jones received 14 applications for the vacancy. Slated Tonight Jones said he had screened the 14 applicants down to five who have been The second annual summer stadium asked to be on hand for board interviews service is scheduled for Wildcat Stadium Monday night. tonight at 7:30. Of the 14 who applied, six are now IRS. POLLY KENNEDY calls ranch at The special "shirt sleeve, no coat, no the hands in mealtime with this head coaches in schools ranging from bell that has been a welcome to tie" event is being sponsored by First jnner signal Yellow House Ranch Class A to Class AAA in size. The )wboys for many on Baptist Church, but is open to all others generations. Those horseback tie their mounts to are now including several ie hitching post townspeople, regardless of religious assistants, who out front. And just in case an unsuspecting guest meets a now serve on AAAA or college staffs is affiliation. ttleshake, there snake bite serum in the Kennedy's refrigerator. The superintendent said the five who A stadium choir, to be formed of have been asked to meet with the board youth and adults, will meet at the Monday night include four men who are stadium at 7 p.m for rehearsal. Special head coaches and one who is an assistant numbers planned are "We're Marching To at present. G5prge White Ranch Zion" and "Heaven Came Down". As the religious service is an informal Jones said he thought the five men event, persons attending are asked to would give the trustees a good field from come comfortably dressed and "bring a which to select the new coach. Old West pillow and a neighb " y "Fmvpvcr, if 'he 'ard VoukWike t The Cake andxjee will served in a cretin be talk with other candidates, we will HI fellowship period after the worship certainly get them here for an interview," IRODGERS The Kennedys have picked up service. he added. hundreds of square nails between their IKenni'dvs have a bic dinner house and the site of one of the old barns l justTcw tilde their back door, a sturdy that was torn down. Some of these nails front, and they keep out of the original buildings have chlrijillout been ,iTf ??"'::Z-- m llesnkeserum In their refrigerator at donated to museums. Jury Rules 'Not Guilty' ? tlmig Sometimes rattlesnake rattlers are tHmr sains RoKenned is ranch foreman at the plentiful, and Mrs. Kennedy makes paper uwltagtl'9,000 acres plus George White weights, book ends and other objects b - VJ . behind when there are extra mouths from those. "We've only got 24 so far this In Amherst Assault Case ' IfK'JT-V- 'furHt m jut fdMrs. Bonnie Kennedy puts on the year," Bonnie Kennedy said. "Last year we cut the rattlers off 72." frJWflfor all the guests and hungry A HOT JOB on a hot day! With sweat down his face, Don With rattlers so plentiful, this is the The jury verdict was "not guilty" in Witnesses for the defense said the pouring Wallace of Tracy Perkins Roofing Co. checks the temperature gauge on the tar Mrs Kennedv steps out to reason for the snake bite serum. "But the trial of the State of Texas vs. Ular stabbing took place following a crap game pot. He constantly reads 450 degrees, is 97 never had to use, it," she said, "with Johnson, Sudan Negro, accused of assault at the plaintiff's cafe. Defense testimony whether the weather Iblg pullej on the dinner bell. wee degrees-- as It was all Scouts many with intent to murder Doyle Collins. alleged that Collins had gone out to put when the camera caught him at work Friday Ctsure how many feet will be the and the people who afternoon or whether it's near zero. table especially if it happens come out here, no one except a Marine, The trial resulted from a knife barbecue sauce in his car when the ig time several years ago, has been bitten. stabbing Incident that occurred at Collins' accused ran up and knifed him in the of the Kennedy boys says, The Kennedy boys especially like to Cafe in Amherst Dec. 8, 1968. throat, knocked Collins down and piled 20TH ANNIVERSARY loll .'s eat out tonight," they find arrowheads. "I've got 38 now," Jury members deliberated the case on top of him when a witness begged Johnson not to kill him. Supper on the long screened-l- n Handy said, displaying a jar filled with about two hours concluding conflicting Wilson testified that nins the entire length the flints. stories from the defense and plaintiff. Herman and Johnson There are many unique places for for the defense. thl Testimony for the plaintiff said that IMHWh, which Is part of the original boyhood pastimes on the ranch. A Girlstown Event Today ,nd was headquarters for the concrete swimming pool nearly a century Absentee Vole Starts Collins had gone out to his car to get four quarts of beer to sell. Johnson said rtelon, abounds In history. Mrs. old stores water for six stock water tubs. Littlefield Volunteer Firemen are when Linda Metcalf "Miss On Amendments Collins hit him with a bottle. Johnson reigning ps and saves all the articles Just back of the ranch house is the site playing a big part in Girlstown, U.S.A.'s L' S A " testified that he knocked Collins down Girlstown. will relinquish her nch and information on the of the original "tallest windmill in the Absentee voting for nine proposed 20th Anniversary Celebration today. crown to her successor the and pulled a knife on Collins in self world" that reached as high as a constitutional will 8 They began cooking yesterday for amendments begin at defense. the Candidates for the new title are Donna of rocks, fossils, arrow heads, building. Water from this mill flowed a.m. Wednesday, July 16, at the County giant barbecue which will be served to Stone of Big Spring. Billye N'airn of Texas luare nails can be found on the downhill and through concrete milk Clerk's office In the courthouse, Witnesses for the State were Collins, several thousand area visitors at 4:30, City; Beatrice Moody of San Antonio. troughs In the storage room that still according to County Clerk Mary Beth Mrs. Collins, Dr. Pearlman, Annie Mae following a full afternoon of activities. Linda White of Beaumont; and Patricia foreman's house, where the stands and now houses a pressure water Wllley. Gilyard who brought Collins to the The annual open house will begin at 2 Weeks of Midland (cook tank. Closing girls !lve, the bunk house time for absentee voting will hospital, 0. B. McClendon who drove the p.m., when of the home will serve as Girlstown. I' S A was founded in commissary are all that are There are numerous lakes on the big be at 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1. The general car transporting the injured man, James hostesses for tours of the facilities, which April of 1949 near Abilene and in Jul of tofl iriglnal 7th division of the XIT ranch, and several dams have been election will be conducted throughout McLaughlin and Homer McLaury are located nine miles south of Whiteface that year, the late Tom Duggan of I'adqu that dates back to the earl the county at the various voting precincts J. Edward Jennings was foreman of on Farm Road 1780 Lubbock donated the present 1.425-acr- e 100's. See WHITE RANCH, Page 4 Tuesday, Aug. 5. the jury. A short program will follow the tours, ranch site to the home. Littlefield firemen are barbecuing three steers 2,300 pounds of beef for the event, and are preparing 150 pounds of pinto beans, 650 pounds of potatoes, and gallons of iced tea to go with the barbecue

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t y - u. i yWB ff "nV t fftmi jrf,.i Jj71tc i 'nT'in 'twit r' ti'- p ,j The Chamber of Commerce is still accepting reservations for the bus trip to Palo Uuro Can von and the fourth season showing of "TKXAS". The bus will leave Friday, Jul) 25, from in front of the Cit) Hall, and reservations need to he in 1 Monday, July 21. A m i n i in u in of 33 reservations are needed before the bus can he chartered. EARTH RODEO, BARBECUE ATTRACT GOOD CROWDS Total cost for adults which includes bus Thursday of Annual GRAND ENTRY for opening night Earth's 25th Amateur Rodeo included several riding fare, reserved seat ticket for posses from a broad surrounding area. A short-live- d wind and sand storm battered clutafand sheriff's the show and the barbecue spiitors as a cloud came from the northwest to threaten the show. Most stayed until the last event was run, fHlI5veral attended the other two action-packe- d nights. To tho right are several of Earth's Lions Club supper is $10. rfwSlMrs who served barbecue to the public before tho rodeo began. About 1100 pounds of beef was Children under 12 years old style beans, potato chips and all the trimmings. bvlfiued and served with ranch pa) S7.73 for the same.

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PAGE 2, THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 13.1969 &OCOOOOOOCOOCCOCCOCCOC20C'V30COCC'y500' : am mm Iliii'kahees Host O i Pannell-Bur- o NHiM4Viir "WB'K. t IJiiiiuM Party Activities 'faw& Hwml Vows Mr and Mrs. Bud Huckabee Uw Exchange hosted a dinner party in their imiiiBaMirwiiH i "! . m vaaanHiaaaaaaai. recently Attending were fiooooococccccocoococcoooooo-soaocoooooocoao- o home with a large bow at Mrs Huckabee's parents. Mr marriage of Miss Norma accented llTwli The waist. An apricot and Mrs. J W Henderson of Jovce Pannell. daughter of Mr. the empire S served as a veil She Olton. and their son and his MONDAY. JULY 14 SATURDAY. AUGUST 2 Mrs J E. Pannell. Jr., of bow kldal and a nosegay bouquet of family. Mr and Mrs. Richard A JUNIOR AND SENIOR ABERN'ATHY Lewisville and Joe Burt, son of carried SmK will apricot and white carnations. Henderon. Debbie Richard. llfesaving class, sponsored by celebrate Its 60th Anniversan M r s Cleo Burt of Aubrey, served as best i Y" Br Carlo and Sheri of Richardson. the Lamb County Chapter of on Main Street in downtown was solemnized June 14 at 8 Dickie Grant Lvnn Also present were the Red Cross, is scheduled from 9 Abernathy beginning at 9 a m in the First Baptist man. 'Kenne pm the groom s Huckabee's sons. Private Steve to 11 a.m at Crescent Park The celebration will include Church in Lewisville, where the Ushers were k s Suited wi Kenneth Burt, and D Huckabee. who is home on Pool a sack race, a bicycle relav b'ide s parents were married 38 brother, le's chow leave before being sent to The class will be supervised race, a parade, a police dog vears ago Danny Potter. Vietnam. Stan Huckabee who by Stan Harrell. exhibition and a barbecue Rev H C Cupit. minister Following the wedding a is in ROTC training at Ft Sill, Anyone interested should supper. of Carney Baptist Church, reception was held at Walker Okla.. and Jim Huckabee of contact Stan Harrell or report officiated at the ceremony. Hall in the First Baptist JANPTBL."ee Dallas. Monday at the pool for An archway decked on Church. A floral centerpiece enrollment. either side b y baskets of and white candles provided the a !rs. L Others attending the dinner Rose Zvbura setting for the bride's tiered Akin, carnations and nosegays with were Misses Laura and the cake topped with a miniature Carson of Olton, MONDAY, candelabra placed behind Kathleen JULY U alter. bride and groom. Cake and nk Adair Chuck Coleman and John Is Named Queen archway decorated the MISS FRANCINE Rev Bob Williams of apricot punch were served to Em Fenton of Dallas and Bob Hoyt OFFIELD. bride-elec- t of Butch AMHERST-T- he Be Greenville sang "Always" and 150 guests. who is also attending ROTC at Hudgens. will be feted with a Little Mr and Clark, TOPS Club met Tuesda night The Lord's Prayer" For traveling the bride Mrvuis Ft Sill. Okla bridal shower in the Gene of Littlefield jGuests "ci a accompanied by pianist, Mrs. chose an olive green knit dress Reynolds' home. in regular meeting engagement Calling in the afternoon in accented with lace with white jm irsof 9ai Calling hours are 3 to 5 p.m. In the absence of the Diane Culpepper of Hebron. W.1 Huckabee home were In accessories. marriage of nMrs. the Friends and relatives are chairman Joyce Streets . the The bride, given marriage Janet, Huckabee's parents, Mr and Jones, b a formal The bride, a graduate of to Jem.heguestM Invited to attend. Marveene her father, chose Mr. Free Mrs E S Huckabee of Olton gown lace over Lewisville High School, and Mrs LMrs. presided of Chantilly of and their daughter and family, Roll call was an received her bachelor's degree Whitharral tersonat answered with white bridal satin with Buest Mr and Mrs George Bickley MONDAY, JULY 1417 the number of pounds lost or empire bodice accented with in business administration at The couple and Debbie of Seymour 9 wedding at K".h n' THE BAPTIST HIGH gained the past week earls and long tapered sleeves, N1iU. She Is employed by the ntered PLAINS Music Camp will be Virginia Nichols was fler fingertip veil with lace Dallas County School Church held at the camp grounds near runner-u- for weekly queen appliques on the back fell from Superintendent as an ThebrideisiiAngem?-n- ' executive of var-e- SEl LARGEST Floydada The camp is for and Rose Zubura was queen a tiara of pearls fashioned into secretary Littlefield HfiA t 0D Is a 19G9 etadrreowe- Tabru s the second largest juniors and adults interested in Measurements were taken a flower She carried a white Burt - attended Anton School Texas lit, in Iran music Nine members attended Bible topped with a white and is district salesman for State LrHosteB orchid Jacob E. Decker and Company. employed ile,,1J Telephone st?r Miss Paula Jo Bare The New-Mexic- of couple traveled to Littlefield intcakc?' Denton maid of honor wore a and Colorado. sleeveless apricot dress The HOLIDAY BEAUTY SALON graduate of Wiiimsnwf School and pty Announces Texas Tech HeBVlKe'4u Proudly Announces The Association Of. barn 'jFirawjKSHSIBflWi -4 JHWBHjftBJHBBWJiWH Wedding Plans Btance,1! MRS JOEL CARLISLE t. Jirhn Mr and Mrs. Amos R. Ward DIAL 3854tB'c of Littlefield announce the NORMA RAY) BURNETT FOR CLAS5pP.lB Oldham-Carlisl- e engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, impson, i Ahdr. Pam. to Dennis Cawthon, son ' iRoy.iTl WIV IIIIBt' GRADUATE OF JESSIE' LEE SCHOOL of Mr and Mrs. W. L. Cawthon of Littlefield. ilr.anc The couple plans an Aug 15 piiEi"8ffi Repeat Vows Iit tmmmW wedding at the First Baptist iii'M.iii ir.Qe.. PERMANENT SPECIA- L- flE""'' Church Chapel in Littlefield. Elm Chapel of the First bow, Venise lace of axented The bride and groom are Medicirj United Methodist Church of the bottom of the skirt and seniors at Littlefield High Sales & R, Littlefield was the setting for bell sleees. School nnu $10.00 double ring vows exchanged at The bride's attendant was The groom is employed by Bathroom kVHHB 2:30 pm Friday. July 4, by Miss Phills Giles of Dallas She Western Auto Miss La a street-lengt- 1 Voyce Ann Oldham wore dress of 1630. and Joe Lynn Carlisle of pole blue silk alaskine with mgf $1330 Dallas I he Rev. Jack Ellzev of matching lace bell sleeves BF Also see us about PENEGAN SKIN CARE Dumas officiated. Miss Janice Oldham, sister Parents of of bride, CHERYL JANE DEAVER and PENNYRICH BRAS the couple are the lighted the Mr and Mrs Buck Oldham of candles. Her dress was of Littlcfuld and Mr. Mrs yellow silk alaskine and C. with Denver-Porte- arr r OTHER OPERATORS ON OUR STAFF L Uirl'sleof Lubbock. matching yellow lace bell .u-- in marriage b her sleeves. father the Bert Carlisle VETA LEE bride wore a of Dallas, Set The Date 3 DORIS HARRELL floor length Aline gown of brother of the groom, served as Azalia pink, silk alaskine best man. Mr. and Mrs Clarence EDITH floor-lonnt- BRYANT designed with a Jerry Don Denton of Deaver of Littlefield announce jlk back panel accented with n Littlefield. cousin of the hriHo e the ngagement and and Butch Carlisle 9m ofLubbock, approaching marriage of their Dromer oi me groom, seated daughter. Cheryl Jane, to Fields' Annual Spring And Summer the guests. Granville L. Men's Clothing Porter. Jr . son of " Wedding music was Mr. and Mrs. G. L Porter Sr of provided by Mrs. Albert Andrews. mrni mraemmmm JanTw Ricketts. organist. "Whither Wedding vows will be Thou Goest" was sung by exchanged at 7:30 p m August Albert Ricketts, of Hereford, 9 in the Crescent Park Church cousin of the bride. of Christ in Littlefield with Following the ceremony. Bob Wear officiating Mr and .Mrs. Carlisle greeted Miss Deaver is a graduate of PAM WARD CULL guests at a reception in the Littlefield High School and Bath Tub home of her parents. Bar v USD CUliL Draughons Business College of SEEN NO MORE SaUty Pam Holley of Amherst Lubbock. Many $16 m registered the guests. smart London shops The groom is a graduate Mrs. of price their wares in guineas, imrrrw & David Jones, of Andrews High School is Spring Summer & and although the gold guinea, Spring Summer Lubbock, sister of the groom presently a I'HMOIU senior at Texas equivalent to one pound and and Mrs. Albert Ricketts served Tech. PHONE 38St one shilling, was last minted in the guests Relatives and friends of the 430PHELPS SUITS SLACKS a 1813 and has vanished from After trip to the West couple are invited to attend. (J LITTLEFIEtU Coast circulation Permanent Press & Dry Clean the couple will be at 25 Off home in Dallas. eg Sales Price Reg Sale Price 9 95 7.5() '0 95 55.00 41.25 R.20 Harris Family New Home Faciall II .00 R.Of) 57.50 43.13 Meets 60.00 45.00 "95 9.00 In Anion 95 65-0- '2 9.70 48.73 ANTON-Sev- en of the 10 "Lifts"Age 67-5- 13.00 Lines.. 975 children of Rev. and Mrs. T C. 50.40 Harris met '3-9- (U.--, at the home of their 69 50 52.10 parents for a family reunion ,4 s 75 00 50.25 10.30 during the Fourth of Face ... ,4-9- Sheds Years 79 50 59.20 H.20 Those present were Mr. - and 85.00 63.75 '5.00 j, o- Mrs. Carl Harris, Glen, Roger, Looks . . ,5-9- Jerry, and Lewis or Delta Younger. 12.00 Junction, Alaska, Mr. 15.95 GROUP and Mrs. 12.70 JAYSON Earl Smith, Mike and Debbie No it 17.50 and Mr. and Mrs. Ixiyd Gerry Expensive 13.15 DRESS of Albuquerque, 17.95 21 N. M.. Mr. 13.50 and Mrs. C ( Perkins, Janny. 19.95 SHIRTS Gale, Randy and Shelly, Mr. The 15.00 2nd Debut home facial is I t?nM !.. ...-.-I- .. and Mrs. James Birchfield of now known n!n " o.tAd ufl Spring & Summer 21.95 16.45 over most of the world REG 5.00 To 6.00 H2 Fort Worth. Mr David Harris. for the happiness who uses 2nd Debut is so pleased j 22.50 16.H5 I Frank, Ricky. Terry, Belinda n brings to faces that - and Wade can't and won't her new looks and the new compi""0 FOR mm T- T of Houston. Rev Sport Coats 22.95 1 iT accept age. Used 7.20 nightly in Shff loVii-, PRICE and Mrs. Harris, their son Bud and the rpri.c...... ,., cim,,...... rftmntnc I and two granddaughters. morning before Reg. Sale 2 Nelda makeup, 2nd Debut 2nd Debut for 'keeps.' If you are it' Price and Nancy of the home attacks facial lines with a barrage of 30 mark, but not much over40,f 42.50 28.35 effective moisturizing tri- I. which scores a -- .,,. ,:. ri?i? .rv .l.rcdoll-- ' n..,', nitll VLI' WW, Uliwv- 45.00 30.00 Jayson umph in your behalf during all the wak. fnr four nunni U,, if ..nn'rc hoC ing hours following its use. Called a at 50 or more, get double poteai Sport Shirts "Home Facial" in some countries be- Short H(t ueuut with LliF 1200J, hve aw iP ?w WW Reg- - cause it is applied lightly with a - S Sleeve V i circular for four nnni- TTc .!. ctrtW rIA " VOr illl Hfl " ' Sleeve Knit Shirts 1P. fingertip motion, a Liquid Face Lift w,,.j, IW MM' Because in at any age, if you are in a hurry' Sale Price We others. Many call 2nd Debut the "Youth Re9- - Sale Price JxmliirtffliSBb,. Hft 0 results. e. W 1 J "95 3.70 4 95 3.7() Understand.. &K$$tth 5.oo Vy 5.oo 3.75 1 3.75 k wmmWi) XtfrN? 9 " 4.-1- SHORTY H I 1 U5 "A 5.20 I 6.95 5.0() PAJAMAS Imk SHOP Reg- 7 95 5.95 AND 5.95 Sale II wP JJJyy 6.70 boo 6.00 Xp)( 7 4.95 WITH SAVE 3.30 CEF 1 7.50 JJ 7.50 ' 5.00 3 35 r '0.95 0.20 5.95 4.00 A WALKING SHORTS SECOND DEBUT FOR MOTH!1 Reg. Sale Price 3.95 2.00 CLEANERS & FULFRU TO CALL 4.95 2.50 ON US AT ANY HOUR 5 95 MENS . . 3.00 FIELDS WEAR Hammons 6 95 3.50 512 Phelps Ave. Littlefield Funeral Home BRITTAIN PHARMAC) 430 Phelps Avo. 385-51- 14 m&mk '(b'if$lJMSnimW SI' DkuBMMtfMMMMriBV 'mLwr JJ n - r ct - ? i. ? wt'.i- "fW"7t?P M'--

S THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1969, PAGE 3 Awila Lynn Honored The Ilarrells Celebrate 40 Years Be ANTON-T- hc children of decorated cake as dessert. Houston. Mrs. Lonnlo Milllken Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Harrell A family portrait was taken and girls of Piano, Mrs. Wilburn IttliliBridal Shower LITTLEFIELD honored their parents on their by Roberts Studio of Bryant and son of Clinton W 10th wedding anniversary July Littlefield to be presented to Ark , Mr and Mrs. Dirk mm, -ii Mr and Mrs. Harrell as an Gawenis and girls O r L...ii.vn. i pink and petal of Piano. pink were The occasion took place in anniversary gift from their M. James D. Harrell of US.s lRo7w the honorce carried out In the decorations In J the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob children. Fiske. Rhode Island, and Mr jfcidalMshowcr the and table settings. B. 385-433- 7 Harrell Attending the celebration and Mrs. Bob Harrell kB Mrs. Smith, MRS. J. McSHAN of Anton. and Mrs. Lynn, Miss A buffet dinner of ham and were the honorees. Mr. and children of Anton. Lynn, and the bride-elect'- s Mr. Mrs. Duggan Mrs Bob LvrinTand and Arthur home the Fourth of July to Brumnell and Mrs. salad, was served with a tiered Mrs Harrell. all of their Also attending were Mrs her mother. grandmother, Mrs. W. YV. Evlns are spending the weekend in Travis Jones were attend her sister's wedding. of Lubbock were children. The children are Mr. Harrell's sister. Mrs. L D KennethmLynn, welcomed the guests. Hobbs, N. M., attending the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Edwards wltMcorsages. The and Mrs. Otto and Simpson of Sunnymeadr .fented . Suzanne Tatum registered Bridge Tournament. Mr. Jones Thursday. girls and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Calif.; two of or guests at and Mrs. J. M. Mixon her brothers. Mr e's chosenWcolors hot the registration table had two Pearson and girls all from and Mrs. Bill Bulllngton draped in grandsons spending of pink with a pink Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carmlcklc last week with Recent guests of Mr. and Band Director Glendora, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Loop, and Mr. and Mrs. overskirt caught them. They are Alton in ribbons and attended a family reunion in Jim and Brad Horton of Mrs. Paul Carmickle were Mr. Bill Chism and children of Bulllngton of Anton. roses. Petersburg last weekend at the Andrews. and Mrs. Bill Culpepper of At TBLt5ffeepnors The serving table was lace home of his mother. Mrs. Mav Boston, Mass. Hired Sudan over pink with a pink rose Carmickle. A centerpiece tentative new band Irs. Cgjjis Clark and pink candles. Luke Coulter of San teacher has been secured for Silver and crystal appointments Dr. Mrs. James Antonio and daughter, Mary Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Nicholas DOUBLE KNITS ON THE MARCH Wfl'DLTON-Thhom- and Shotwell the Sudan schools, according right thru lei.ure t,m en e of Mrs. completed the table In Fay of California, to and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. " setting. were Kerrville the past few soon be to Superintendent W. E. compvi Start the bro bond phyirx far thee pent of nk AdamsSwns the setting Jenny Turner leaving Nicholas, Gay poured pink days where they picked up for Japan, were guests and Kerry, Hancock. Antron' nylon douWe knit in petition printi topping (f fiurday morning for a going punch and Mert Naylor In the Oscar attended the funeral two-wa- Ban-Io- served their daughters who had been Wilemon's home services Tommy R. Evins of a itretch nylon double kmt panti Two collar coffeellnlhonor of Mrs. white cake squares Tuesday. Mr. Is for G. R. Nicholas at 0'iy topped with attending Camp Waldemore. Coulter Mrs. Skiatook, Hagerton, N. M., has applied choice! panti have itroight legs, pull on Foil pink rosebuds. Okla., wantbond MriiilsClark.jl Pink swirl Wilemon's cousin. Tuesday, July 8. He was for the band director's post. parade o colorj Topi met 34 40 M4 Panti 8 18 between a tizet eld !Guests called the sandwiches, nuts, pink mints Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones and brother of R. N. Nicholas and Evins is 31, has a degree from 13 at Penneyl t im irsof 9ahdlll a.m. and invidual favors completed Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson Recent guests in the G. T. uncle of R. M. Nicholas, and Eastern New Mexico and has of (i.Mrs. W. TflHankins presided the guests' refreshment plate. spent last weekend at the Corry's home were their son had been in ill health two been band director at Hagerton ferrT.he guestibook. Hostesses Mmes. Kenneth Jones' summer homo In Clinton and friends, Bobby years. for the past six years. Mrs. Houk, rs cMrs. FreduLong, 0. E. Eddie Wesley, John Ruidoso. Jenkins, Fred Durant and Miss Mrs. Evins will teach English a tersonandjMrs. D. S. Price Driskill, Leonard Huber, Gynell Clay all of Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. in the intermediate grades. ple cired guests'iffom a table laid Robert Whybrew, Ollie Barker, Recent guests in the home Lewis announce the arrival of a The couple has two at K, h a whUeT linen cloth, Frank Dunn, James Sokora, A. of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. baby girl born July 10, at 9:45 children ntered with n floral D. Ward, W. S. Dickenson, Roy Kimbrough were: Mr. and Mrs. In the Littlefield Hospital. The The Sudan school trustees Allen agigpwTSfteSE eisiiingcmentw Hutson and Mrs. Smith James Tipton, Anna Frank, ! little miss has been named Cary said they hope to make the ui'A varletyjpf cookies Id and presented Miss Lynn with an Miss Cathy Crow from Church Marie. hiring official at the board er.feewer'o served. electric mixer. Hill, Tenn., and Dr. A. D. 1 The grandparents are Mr. and meeting Monday night , I . HostessesXpresented the Gifts were displayed In Tipton Long N, Y rKi Mrs. Nelson Naylor Mr the from Island, and j jjfioree withfa swag lamp, den. and Mrs. Tommy J. Lewis of a rJster Myoelectric clock and Approximately 10 guests Mrs. Paul Mauldin of Littlefield. "ant cake pan. called. Out of town guests Lubbock, sister of Mrs. Oscar Hostessesassisting Mrs. Included Mrs. Francis Evins W Demon, is a patient in )0n Mr. and Mrs. Mike r in ims wereTMmes. Hanklns, and Trena of Needmore; Mrs. Methodist Hospital in Greer jig, Patterson, Price, V. J. Ken Bryan, Cheri and Karen, Lubbock. and children of Lubbock spent last Sunday with her parents, 1 .; stee, Bud'Huckabee, Glenn Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs. "5letenyyw.1E. Thomas, Rex Calvin Graham, 4Q,r. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gallini frw Jimmy Kay Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. H fX rTry. 0. ZJFindley. Ernest and Rita of Olton; Beverly Anderson and daughters, atfrance'.'K.-Y- . Givens, D. M. Evins, Muleshoe; Mrs. Haynes Tammy and Darla Mrs. Pashi Jones of taBBBBKH la IP L Rene Wellington, spent ,11 t, Jimmy 'Jenkins, Gilbert Melton and Vlckl, Mrs. A. B. De'Ann of Las Vegas, Nev., are Ariz., last week in the home of her sister , , erson, WC. Gunter, Dub Carter, Mrs. Roger Britt and visiting her parents, Mr. and ' "Withers, Carrol Brown, Elbert Barbara Britt, all of Mrs. Paul and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. Amherst; Carmickle and his L. Parrish. LASSpP,fBobfDaugherty, Fred and Mrs. W. W. Evlns of parents the Harold Andersons'. Mrs. Parrlsh injured impsoriJKElmer Houston, Muleshoe. her hand and her sister came to help care I Andrew A. D. Melton, Miss Lynn and Jim Rose Buddy Duggan left for her. Roy Thurman. will be married in the Wednesday for Fort Lewis in shb Church Mr. cccAlr. and Mrs. Louis Clark of the Nazarene at Chester, W. Washington. He was and Mrs. A. L. Parrish mur son. Darrell, are moving to Va,, July 22. The couple plans accompanied by his parents, and Mrs. Pashi Jones spent ,, ,'lt Worth to make their to make their home in East Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duggan to SANDRA KAY BLACKWELL Monday and Tuesday in Liverpool, Ohio. Amarillo where he caught a Amarillo as guests of the ladies plane. sister, Mrs. Eula Smith. Mr. and lfL Announces Mrs. Parrish had stopped by ( - 1 Rt- Mrs. I. T. Shotwell Jr. and Plainview on their way to Amarillo and had picked up i SlVI Tommy left Friday for Hunt, to get their daughter, Sally, Engagement Mrs. Jones, who was visiting who has been in camp there. her daughter. Mrs. Jones lives ELAINE TILLER Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blackwell in Wellington, Ariz. Pvt. Richard Kimbrough left of Littlefield announce the Irr engagement and approaching Recent guest in the home of Announces l JULY JULY last Saturday week for Denver, marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Rhoda Price Mrs. ' Colo., to visit with Sgt. and was RACHEL, RACHEL DEADLY BEES Mrs. Larry Shipp. Richard is on Sandra Kay, to James Michaei Marjorie Cook from New Engagement f and and his way to Ft. Lewis after a Marr, son of Mrs. Joan Alley of Braunfels. i ...... THE VULTURES visit with his parents, Borger. UUUIMI UUVVIM month's Mrs. Mr. Mrs. the W. R. Kimbrough's. The couple plans an August Rhoda Price and her and Dewitt Tiller THEATRE OPEN EVEHY EVENING EXCEPT WEDNESDAY 2 wedding at the First Baptist daughter, Mrs. Don Eagon, Kay of Bula announce the engagement (BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 10 P M SHOWTIME 8 45 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Penn of Chapel In Littlefield. Streetman of Lubbock, and her and approaching The bride is a 1966 graduate house guest Mrs. Marjorie Cook marriage of their daughter, Mercedes, former residents of - Littlefield High School and of New Braunfels Elaine, to Johnny Hall, son of I iviKStX Littlefleld, are visiting her of attended M Is presently attending North "Texas" last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Hall of i 1 mother, Mrs. E. A. Bills. Texas State University as a Hale Center. ii BflHaal The couple plans icmnmp J mm Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. senior. She is employed by to be THE -- Wffi,,MON., TUES WED. THRU SAT. married in Bula Jj Davis of Sterling, Colo., left Bonanza International, Inc., of the Baptist FASHION last Sunday after a visit with Dallas NAMES OF MEATS Church on Saturday, August PLACE Jittr(mb Leigh DARRYLZANUCK'S 23, at 6 p.m. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. The groom is a 1966 More than 200 varieties of ready-to-serv- e The bride is a IN Davis. Enroute home graduate of Amarillo High meats are made 1969 graduate THE they of High in and El School and is presently by 2,000 meat packing Littlefield School. stopped Ruidoso The groom iLLLLLBO NEWITH LONGEST Paso for a few days. attending North Texas State companies in the United attended Hale University as a senior. He is States. Some bear the names of Center High School and served V in the U. S. WIND DAY affiliated with Sigma Phi towns where they originated Armed Forces. eA IHHE Miss Janice Oldham, who is Epsilon Fraternity, and Varsity years ago Bologna, Frankfurt, Friends and relatives of the a senior counselor at Kamp Club Football. He is employed and Salamis for couple are invited to the OFFICE OPENS 7 45 P M AND CLOSES 9 PM Thuringa attend mMo Kickapoo near Kerrville, was by Texas Oklahoma Express, instance. wedding. Tl II MU MS! lP3 Store Wide YSSJltft FURTHER REDUCTIONS al July Clearance ENTIRE STOCK ii Continues A Reductions of 20 DRESSES BLOUSES

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PAGE 4 THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. SUNDAY. JULY 13.1969 THE FARMEWi Jv" f JlDSSEHr(y EDITORIALS I Can Dream Ml 11' ym W17.W i. What The Leader-New- s Thinks, "v LIBB1 INTO WHOM does a country "THIS OLD THING! -- VOTL'l lady run while in the city when- P icked this up in It's 1 10 in the shade (if there time I was there S , . and; were any shade in a city), ...... If You Want Industry. The car air conditioner goes out, year,l, Mexico the yearVJirll her hair l It's been weeks since gosh, guess these ou L roots were touched up and they threo vn.irt rIH n... . $ Another example of the extent The sewer plant and water 4, vM look like they've been bruised or to work in. You like h to which a community will go to system will have to be built with something. simply let n us march won't days has by ou M.-e- a lot of people dressed like j, attract industry these revenue bonds voted residents of "Haw crummy town style is m' come to our attention. Perryton. This expected to cost past here?" HER MAKE-U- P is melted ALL iiity uu ill C0py ( Large headlines announced the around $1 million, and will be off and mascara is running down styles for me." day that Perryton is the first retired from payments made by other her cheeks, Now where did choice of American Beef Packers, American Beef Packers without the are sweat soaked and $ 'THE ABUNDANT LIFE Her clothes carrying on like that Inc., as the site for a huge beef necessity of tax funds. like wet rags, stick to her raised in the same irv processing plant, "provided the Perryton has received assurances Clin'e .ihnni tn oynlnrlp nil K nufir i required lown was and community provides from Santa Fe and General the city shop mechanic because he enough to get facilities for the plant and meets Telephone that the city will be able my $w doesn't seem to think there's an shape ask why onit' certain other requirements." to meet requirements 3 5. Reason Or Revolt and and existinq , emernencv anywhere? hnvn am inh incn,j n,., . will I.u.w ",WW I.IJLlTflll The $5 million plant process But the big item is the enlarging I K, w . . "' I ten you into wnom. a gin Berr- - II an estimated 2,300 head of cattle of in irom new rorK to the Perryton Airport, one that BBbB high school days daily and employ from 450 to 600 MSMJSbBBL friend from that will require the voting of an 2 B HOB WEAR was elected Miss Beautiful four persons. estimated $1 million in bonds, to of will be years handrunning whom she hasn't "OH LUV, I only wc Equipment the plant be matched by another $1 million WE ARE MOVING TOWARD a WISE PEOPLE know that we seen since, that's into whom. irom oeing so bored' ,& valued at another $5 million and from the federal government. day of decision, or perhaps that day human beings have the potential to up . .jlj the allied service companies that The Perryton Herald's article common needs, solve our took ceramics has arrived, when we must choose meet our THERE SHE SAT in her air simply EVERYTHING' will be required to service an concluded: between reason and revolt. problems and live together of this will bring conditioned office overlooking the psychiatrist said I W! industry size "Now it's up to the people of If we choose revolt, or just let it constructively. The time has come m, a upon whole rear end of the mechanic better off about "terrific impact" the Perryton and Ochiltree County to happen, we can expect to move to make the wise release of this WORKING kWnt economy of Perryton. shop, taking in everything. Cool, you doing with yoursep decide by vote in these bond along a course. If potential our top priority. It can be JjJ x"i The Perryton Herald listed seven calm, collected, and more beautiful I lying, elections whether they want a we choose reason, we may have a done if keep trying. considered bjopppr conditions to be met before the site major industry located in this than ever. was too tired and simp, A k&g good chance to move in a better life I is placed there. They are: hoped she wouldn't recognize many community." direction for all. IT IS TIME TO BE exceedingly activities of iMmtilffffy 1. Provide a site of at least 160 me. acres, free to the careful about what we say and do. She did. and clear TO REVOLT is to cast all SHE CURLED herbtocrica'skn company. WE HAVE a hunch the people of off Reason, not revolution, must have "How marvelous to see you, allegiance, to rebell, to express It is lips into a smile (orwat'?'ulaiLy'C( 2. Build a sewer plant and that area will go ahead and vote the time for right darling! Oh, you poor thing, you vigorous dissent, or refuse to thinking, for sane and sound views and said "How very n!9,n4Hr provide a water system capable of necessary bonds, once the benefits look HORRIBLE! Do in here Lnon.-c- There is a come Your little frock is cute ,t of of this new industry are made clear accept. presently and considerations. yralmlnk handling the requirements this disturbing spirit of revolt and sit in front of the air own clothes?" is 2 to the voters. emanating We must be properly concerned plant. This estimated at some from many segments conditioner while we visit." By then, my 'little million gallons per day. The items asked of Littlefield by of our social about real needs, and be working $ order. Some of this spirit has dried out somewhat and itltsVAn 3. Secure competitive freight the EMV ElectriCar people are with diligence and intelligence to in a in already been vigorously expressed, SHE PLANTED me chair stood by itself, it was rural 'Ailtu rates and adequate loading facilities small in comparison. help meet these needs. There are always front of the blover. It cooled me salt, sweat, dirt, tears, etc jarnafur All is and with loss to all needs to meet, abuses to be from the Santa Fe Railway in these people have asked the off, all right, by blowing my hair I I concerned. corrected and wrongs to be made pretended didn't bmirioJBi Perryton. use of a site for five years, rent and straight up, all one inch of bruised tp;ifai;rafid There are many who think the right. This is part of the human question and walked 4. Enlarge the Perryton airport tax free, and $100,000 for building I greater part of this spirit is a roots and six inches of bottled trap. asked who all hiiMgaj!g by building a new runway of of up to 25 test cars here. experience, and has always been, I smoldering giant be blonde. watched her pat her up with from our highscl$igHS, 12,000 feet length capable of The land proposition is already just waiting to and will always be so. released for some kind of smartly coiffed curls and decided handling jet cargo aircraft. assured. she knew exactly what she was 5. Soon the people of Littlefield destructive work. This must never REASON (right-thinkin- g, sane 81 Insure that adequate happen, because the consequences doing. SHE'D ONLY KEPTr telephone communications are will be asked if they want to join in and sound views and skin has changed ones are too terrible to contemplate. be "Gracious, your that had. in hr available. considerations) must the I raising $ 100,000 for the so hardly knew you. You still live 'made it big". The M 6. Secure controlling force in our society; not feeder airlines or development of the ElectriCar and on the farm?Oh well then, that Houston, the D. A commercial airline connections, as COLTON SAID' "It is far more revolution. Whately said, "The best oft: the future establishment of a probably explains it." the executive of that well as additional hotel, motel and manufacturing plant here. easy to pull down than to build up, security against revolution is in and to destroy than to preserve. constant of company, etc. etc She eating facilities and recreational In comparison with the requests correction abuses and I Revolutions have on this account of QUICKLY DUG into my purse ninny mum an on ti facilities. made of Perryton, our task is an the introduction needed to 7. been falsely supposed to be fertile improvements. It is and started trying repair mechanic came to tell M Have adequate banking and easy one....and one that we should the neglect of make-up- . financial of great talent; as the dregs rise to timely repair makes She handed me a big was ready. facilities. meet without hesitance, or delay. that rebuilding I the top during a fermentation, and necessary." mirror and immediately wished She totaled up my b. rt the lightest things are carried she hadn't. Once again I decided her a check, hoping ard THE PHILOSOPHER highest by the whirlwind." she knew exactly what she was that if ever a check did IN HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS, doing. Her skin was even more this would be the time THE FOOLISH THINK tha reason, which includes the wise gorgeous, if possible, than when I violent, destructive revolution is the concern which is rightfully part of had last seen her. I TOYED with the H Leave It Alone only way to change when change is it, will enable us to adequately and I eyed her chic dress and stylish getting into a brand newln J justified; the only way to make constructively solve our problems, shoes and commented on how saw and drivina off. butd; right what is wrong. contribute to our common good well-dresse- d she was. I should have With my luck, it : known " w rmr A J All of the information related to and meet our mutual needs. better. been hers. human worth, dignity and well-bein- g against (Editor's note: The is violent, WHEN THIS REASON is Sandhills "Let's see, those mules are six destructive revolution. It was Burke Philosopher on his Johnson grass years strengthened and given feeling by old, aren't they?" the banker who said, "Times and occasions and the of farm views truth in lending from asked him the first time he went in. principles kindness, provocations will teach their own understanding and benevolence, it the other side of the counter this "Yes, sir. Sure are," the farmer lessons. But week.) without right, a will be effective beyond our answered truthfully, and he got the revolution will be the very last loan. fondest hopes. This is the time for resource of the thinking and the wise action, and a civilization Dear editar: Next year it was the same. good." hangs I in the balance. As understand it from reading "Those mules still six years old. - iMBrJ-rfuV- - the newspapers for the past two or aren't they?" mtttMkt M--f three weeks, everybody is now "Yes sir." pa living under a new law called For ten years the same procedure ul har "Truth In Lending," which means took place, the mules vEYmmmm stores, stayed six, banks, lending companies the farmer always paid up, the and such like have to tell you how banker was happy, the bank LraraTaTaTaTaTaTaraTaTaTaV MLrareH LrarareV PaLraraTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTj LeBBBBBBBH much actual interest you're paying examiner was none the wiser, f if you the OK Comirmnirntp mb, borrow money or buy farmer finally got on his feet and BHBBflEBrHBBBBaH HbBBBHINIS something on BLBBBLH credit. today owns his farm and a modern V Although iNiBVlaTVeVffaffe"aVBiVIHVlHHHHHHB LbViBBbWBB it's not the interest tractor, both debt-fre- e, rate but Truth that bothers most people In Borrowing would have ruined buying a car on credit, it's mostly him. how much per month the payments ALL RIGHT, Something similar happens even Black Man, now this is as honest as I know how are and I to whether or not they or the today. How many used-ca- r ads have you have my attention. am willing be. car will wear out before they reach you seen saying this car has 24,000 to listen. What is it you want? I am not going to apologize for lua. aSl Aaial(UBtSa( i 't& " - T aJB 1 aVBBpVS the last one, I'm sure this is a good I know what you have been my ' law, actual miles? Everybody ancestors because they sold but it's far enough. understands there's a difference doing with your Zulu hairdo and I each other any more What mean is, I hope than you some between speedometer miles and your protest music and your soul should apologize for smart-alec- k Washington those of yours in doesn't actual miles, just as there's a food: trying desperately to get who ate each other. come up now with a "Truth In yourself recognized. of the Yellow foreman' 0 difference between lying and Let's both forget the past IUE hRI?NVRTIO,No House Ranch ,i Borrowing" bill. campaign. promising which is in before early 1800s when square nails were used. When a the we all get buried in the present. T! man is borrowing money same category with telling a woman DOING YOUR OWN THING, ' ,VI wmcn ,s one of the original XIT 7tn for an honest purpose, truth should with you wanted us headquarters building on the Kennedy;! knobby knees she looks good of the Establishment NOW I'VE BEEN r"' George White Ranch. The be told generally mini-skir- t. HONEST; you eat supper on n but not squeezed in a to see you as a "person," not as a the screened-i- front porch that runs the entire h to death. be. Tell me what's bugging you. I Miles on a car or years on a mule "race"; as a human individual with can dig hitechlnnc ' A dinnCr i'USt "tside the back dOOt Take a I some of it. You go VrTn?? b" the case of farmer knew are no proper concern of a pulse of your own and feelings of down to 'Uf are used regularly. years ago. Every year he'd go the employment office or union into Washington, so long as everybody your own. You have accomplished headquarters the bank to mortgage his mules and pays up on time. that first objective. and find yourself implements qualified but passed over; to get money to make Yours faithfully, But now I'm going to you not another crop on. be only have a right to holler, you J. A. blatantly honest about this: Ever have the highest court in the land WHITE RANCH Continued from Pi?j since a Supreme Court reinsured on your side. favorite your equal rights, by a I swimming holes of youngsters lot of people remember once a of There are a few dull momea" you've been put on as boy a big older generations, more than you tough bully lived across fvnnnnllrc mil .. l.n vnMnn have been put off. the street Hoy and Girl Scouts, Lubbock HOTC IJAiVJ and down the How Mrs k'nnnoflv finds tlC 1 fiOmTJ block. He was boys, members of the Civil Air inconsiderate and Patrol and the other things she docs re, sometimes mean. riding clubs use the ranch frequently More than anybody else, he helped mystery to less energetic peopw THIS IS NO PUT-O- . .. . . UlW I, Paul me taste what you must oneCM... an ner own Harvey, am not some social sometimes maKes i"j - worker have to swallow. And when he County much fancy handwork and triM! ILS&IDBIB SinsWi promising you a social equality sounded tough Officials or acted belligerent mi i:vty new nana crau uianv,"i which nobody can deliver to I was tit . . f ira always mighty glad the courts i usuauy just maxc ont'un-- i anybody. I I jJlOl are on the side of the good Investigate It .a una....J ...li It I t LJ MEMBER I'm not going to con you guys Thefts miiiik quii, sne laugneu.u'T ESTABLISHED 1923 with a whatever their size. frilly pink beach madeofi pompous claim that "I know Four burglaries have been bonnet how reported to -- A Lamb county I vun..! uwmi;, JUIUb lllIU I Leader you feel and share your hangup " SO I'M WITH county authorities recently. J." jyp I YOU if you'll keep net, some ribbon and perky mE don't. it honest. Daniel Jaques of Earth reported noj PJPER and County Wide News Don't claim as yours theft of 1.050 x tl. wrs, Kennedy Is a menwi Association something you 13 tire and an Founded 1885 THERE IS haven't earned yet. Whitharral Home Demonstrate combined NO WAY that I, a t s ffid"ls .. e frtt Feb. 13, Don ck any paid lIS ' nnrl nLI. .ni ' I969. middle-clas- s arsonists on my m-- - white, can know what school library. Tluusday ...in ii'na up many Ol slum life is Don't blackmail me Jimmy miner's fellow members, or gives themjj BobLhTamm Editor & really like. There is no or warehouse at Earth rnrxi Publiser way that I can mney threaten me with was broken Into last one is particularly rona share what goes on t Tuesday nleht lib riots. Don bug me with sweeping B U'Mrb n.wl II... I. I.n.icn in a black youngster's heart when condemnation F Goodrich 990 radial L? "., uuu till' rilllCIl iiuujv his belly is empty of the "evil white $10.62 each were Kennedys live shows her artist'ct NILAHRODGERS and all about him majority." ther nl ...... t.ltl seem to have so GoodriclUireswUhalowerSar "t turn, ftjrs, Kenneay VV.'.V.V.Y.'Z much. I'm . WANDA STRANGE ', already as up-tig- I Ml.. i ... ..N There is no I about he t helves ana is ... c way that can feel some of had stacked mn, m 'iu api to be tiring so"'" them as you are and I outside, any ulven Li 3" hurt of a black father when oon t three Truck , timo PUBMSHED SEM. WEEKLY .acb p., ye., his appreciate being categorized Officers stretch ,l,.wh., $8 par y..r. C.rrl.r kindergarten daughter wants to any more theorized sonuSng She uses the kiln to ?iUid bV Th By d"'V"V 70 mon,h' than you do. off u,t,n In LdTlJ. """ p" Sln' know why the white boys said before all the tires Were foad also. A distinctive vase in the l"'"8 copy ,.,.,, what . fltil 10c.nt,onThur.d.y.nd 15 lc mn.lA- .. I It -- they said. Anton Demel, t 1 T.a, 79339 Enured . .econd clat cent, on Sunday SO who U0s i. iiioui- irom a ganon jar anu Claulfled TELL ME what it is you nl ma P,X ",Ce' "Xa " word fl,.t inJlJon' an arrangement of flowers J0 P' want. My address is i . ; r,r,.T,h Box a ,"oaH9339 Unde' th,,CM minimum $1 3 cent, per NO, YOU AND I, if 7708 ...i...mil-an- o in Subtcnption word we are going Chicago and I'm ' wool yarn. ratal by thereafter Telephone 385 4481 listening. Knrln.. n . rt , ..itr!( man n Lamb and adjoining countiet $6 to have any of live ut.uj iiuwits, liuwi'ia i" "communication" that '! w,e1cxn't together, we Plastic U' you talk about, can't. But if we can-l- et's base, and rnOn PraDCS have to start out being find out the ,u honest, and how right now. Box 7708, Chicago decorative touches In house, where the original port , back to the early 1800's I 41 THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEPieUO, TEXAS. SUNDAY. JULY 13, 1969.PAGE 5

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L. of Piano are visiting and Mrs. Paul Charl the Smith of Fort Worth. daughters a white lace cloth over blue, Dan Puckett MRS. BILL GARY of "l athbirtl Monday night. Slmcs. Joe MRS. CHARLEY Thomas her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huklll Others visiting through Halfway, former Hart Camp I). Her :?'r. and Mrs. J W. P. with a centerpiece of blue and L. NAN Brandstatt. M. V. Cowan. and Mrs. G. D. Liir are in MeDaniel. Bill Jr.. and the Dick white flowers the week were Mr. and Mrs. resident, will be teaching 3rd KHa... "(MIIS. Claud W. I. with blue candles Rev. J. D. Holland. Jr.. Cook. Temple this weekend. Mrs. McDaniels. on each side. W Sullivan and grade In the fall at Olton A. A. Behind the table Shirley and Royal Thomas is visiting Charley in GUESTS OF HER mother. a & Nelson elementary. Mrs. Gary was a home AtJnday afte. was lattice work trellis show and the Mrs. first attended the Veterans Hospital and Mrs. Oby Blanchard. the covered with white bows, roses VISITING IN THE Dewey Wayland graduate In May. Mr. and MaVHk h,erf alfresco Lair visited Mrs. week Mr. Mrs. supper. her daughter, of this were and and greenery. Parkey home Tuesday were Debbft ?mef G. D. visited George MELV1NR HOOTEN R MRS. Lair her Seelv. Davis Mav of Lubbock. afternoon were two of Mr. sister ,n.la;,L- - A. daughter, Mrs. Joe Stephens MR AND MRS. Claud MR. AND MRS. James Hostess gift was a toaster Parkey's sisters, Mrs. Gladys and family, in Patnpa Tuesday Jones and Clifford Jaquess of Holland were guests of her oven. Higgins children and Mrs. ITl" OVsUZX'l Melvin Hooten and ana an aunt ViVw night and Wednesday The Joe Littlefield were Mrs. M. V nnrents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hostesses were: Mines Bill Jay Skrabanck and sons. Keith Udo Strasilla Stephens Jr. family was there Cowan's guests Sunday. Vause. in Littlefield last Turnbow. J. L. Scott, Vernon and Scott all of Floydada. for a visit from North Carolina. BOBBY COWAN "and Stan Sunday and attended the Taylor. Ralph Kirk. Hill Earns Degree Keith and Scott stayed with -- MRS. SYBIL Halton. of Cone of Borger. who are Tech morning dedicatory service and Rector. T. C. Harris and SaJ&bern Hooten, the Parkeys from Tuesday to hospital last Detroit. Mich., and her father. students, visited Valcltto Lake. dinner following at the First Cotton. Melvin Richard To Continue VSMnr MI) former pastor of Rocky Ford Thursday night. Martin White, of Sudan visited Colo., for their Fourth of July Baptist Church. Out NINE LADIES attended a his sisters Misses V. of town guests were Raptist Church, will receive the Ph,MSVnyorvffi 0. and holidays. They were IN RUIDOSO for the Mrs. hostess meeting in the Don Willie White. Tuesday. She accompanied by two'friends of weekend at their cabin are Mr. Sammie Vanhoose of master of divinity degree His Education Levelland Miss Muller home Thursday returned home Saturday and Bobby s niece. Elaine Black, and Mrs. W. H. Crosby and and Becky during summer commencement lUmo, Vanhoose of Morton. services at Southwestern afternoon to plan a bridal Mr. and Mrs. Truman Jones anHfhr her sons Edward and Mark are who is there for the summer Dameris. shower Miss Shirley remaining with their aunt. Mr. with her parents. DEBBIE LANDERS is Baptist Theological Seminary. for have just returned from The wedding will bo July 15 Johnson, bride-elec- t of Steve Mrs. tin k KmidMrs.Coo and Mrs. Leon Hardwick. and MR AND MRS. Worth Julv IS. Boston, Mass., where .. nun c ni i John Enloe home from Fort with in the First Methodist Church the MR. ANI will do farm work this summer. accompanied his nephew and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hooten pastored the church Burleson. Attending Jones attended the 60th parents. Mr r In Anton at 8:00 p.m. Mines. J. W. scVequc DARLA SANDERSON of wife. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Linders and sisters Lisa and at Rocky Ford while he was meeting were National Convention of The Presley Friends and relatives of the Johnson, Roy Hendrick, Ed lent irom Littlefield is visiting her Walker of Knox City on a trip Tanoa. attending Wayland Baptist American Home Economics AND couple are invited. Klnsky, D. R. Leonard, here the: grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. through New Mexico. Colorado MR. AND MRS. W. F. College. He received his BA Association. Wheeler spent tieVegue Farr Gene Enloe this week. and Wyoming. At Casper. Upton of Tokio visited their degree from Wayland in 19GG. Blanton Martin. Paul Huklll. While In that area, Mr. and Odessa Dewey visiting MR. At MRS. 0. P. LANE went by Wyo.. they visited another daughter. Mrs. Alfred He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Parkey, O. J. Nceley, Mrs. Jones visited Udo and family jj, Mrs. and Mrs. Don Muller. drew, plane to Utah Monday from nephew and reported an Schroeder. last weekend. Their Doyle Hooten of Tulia and is Strasilla, his wife and son. raylor and tjrger and. Lubbock. Her granddaughter is enjoyable trip. sons. Ronnie of Lubbock and Wanda presently serving as pastor of VISITING IN the Edwin Many people in Littlefield Taylor wasillijslted relatl in serious condition and is MR. AND MRS. B. B. Kelly Charles, and families were with James Carlton Baptist Church at Oliver home through the will remember when Udo there ityandTul home from a Salt Lake City returned Tuesday from a tour them for Sunday dinner. Carlton. weekend were Mrs. Oliver's attended Littlefield High VISITING , B.MR. M hospital. Debbie is the of several states. In California MRS VIRGiL COOPER of Participates James G. Harris, pastor of sisters and brother-in-law- Mr. School In 1955-5- as a foreign Nelson home tiherman daughter of Mr. they Msited Disneyland. Florida flew out for her University Baptist Church at and Mrs. Robert Mayes of exchange student from niece. Miss Doateman vU and Mrs. Sidney Lane of Marineland and other places of step-father- . Hugh Gainer's, In Fort Worth will deliver the Houston. On Saturday Germany and resided with Mr. Duncanville ierman at Vernal. Utah. interest They went to funeral last Sunday. She is Workshop main commencement address, afternoon they went to and Mrs. Jones. LADIES OF id 5. Rusty MR. AND MRS. Lewis Yellowstone Park and Nevada visiting her mother, Mrs. beginning at 10 a.m. in Truett Canyon where they visited the Udo graduated from the Church met Mcxrs. Basil Sh Meyers visited Brownwood. and at Burlington. Iowa, thev Gainer, in Littlefield this week. Mrs Wanda James, who Auditorium on the main local high school and then for a business r MR.' AN Lomita. San Saba and other were guests of his relatives. teaches at the Elementary II campus in Fort Worth. from Technological Prayer program jeeter and MRS. R. L. BAKER Texas places down state during the of school in Littlefield, attended a College In 1960 with a degree Oliver was MRS IRENE BATSON is a Chandler. Ariz., is Approximately 100 proptcramnto, Fourth of July weekend. visiting her week-lon- workshop this past students will receive degrees I) In electrical engineering. L. W patient in Methodist Hospital daughter. Mrs. W. E. Elms, or II D Chi Sulllvii home VISITING HIS sister Mrs. and week (July at Region He has in in Houston where she Her the diplomas from President worked the area work of the Etjturdanlg Joe Thompson and family and family. son. Robert, XVII Education E. underwent eve surgery last Service Center Robert Naylor, including of Boston since then. Missionaries uiiMR.' Ah their mother. Mrs. M. L. brought her during the in Lubbock. wo week. Her sons. Delvln and four doctorates-t- doctor of His latest work has been gave a report p anklns vlsl Collins, in Littlefield this week weekend and went on to visit Has Meeting W Glenn, are with her. They in theology degrees and two with the Harvard University work in Europo'r. and are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon hope West Virginia. He will return She participated in the doctor of education degrees. Laboratories where he did on by our missci-ubboc- Su Collins of to bring her home next" week. for her later this month. Houston. MR. Overhead Projection P r e c o m m o n c e in e n t The Whitharral HD Club work and research on NASA D. Nelson i:;! MR. AN! MRS. W. H. Crosby's AND MRS. A. A. ROYCEMcADAMSishome Workshop, wis sister which was taught met Tuesday. July 1, ne-Hv- e Royal joined their son. Coke for activities Include a breakfast in the projects. business meetly Mrs. L. C. Vermillion' Mr the holiday weekend with by C. W. Edwards, audio-Msua- l and Royal, and family for the graduates Thursday. home of Mrs. Rodgers. Some of his actual work on made to make ivlna.Jph Vermillion of Lubbock visited of Garland his parents. He is employed in coordinator at Monterey High c for the Fourth of July July 17. Mrs. B. L. Hicks presided special electrical circuits is now RA boys to Uttjw ";vocs them recently. Dallas. School in Lubbock. It via one over the weekend at Buffalo Snrinos MR. meeting. aboard satellites in orbit. last of the week, fachers. VISITING their uncle J. L. AND MRS. J. C of a series of 10 such The was Lake. They roll called by Mrs. Udo not MR ANDMRi,duate-o- f Crosby at Amherst Manor occupied the Franks were in Mineral Wells workshops has stopped Douglas Royals' conducted this Ross Kennedy and was studying and giaduated Plalnvie Tuesday were John Anglin of cabin. last weekend. Her mother had summer by the ESC. from of rrKW SATURDAY answered with "What My The Massachusetts Perry's parents, THE.AN Shallowater and Carl Jones of GUESTS last undergone surgery. Sheriffs Posse Institute of tl week in the J. P. Brantlev The 12 participants Family Enjoys Doing Technology only a few weeks Blanton nival. U Dallas. They visited the other CARLA HEDGES is on the from Together". Mifclf relatives while here. home were her sister, Mrs. V throughout the ago with an M.S. Degree in afternoon and r.1 P ?m G. staff of the encampment at Mrs. Avery read, MRS. SALLY Wood of niton and her Region XVII were taught Takes Trophy "Sermons electrical engineering. SHIRLEY ANDERSON daughters. Mrs. Truman Glorietta. N. M. Her parents, the We See", and Mrs. Lena Maxey l,. of Levelland was wood, fundamentals of handmade, In addition he was granted Olton. bride-fl""- guest of Mrs Deana. Nita the Willis Hedges, and sister. Lamb County Sheriff's read "The Sheperd." , W and Sherry of the be -- J. Aldridge and Bill this Ann. will go thermal (heat transfer), Posse more advanced degree of Burleson, will yivW ' Albuquerque. for her July 17. I took first place trophy in B. at week. col or f Mrs. L. Hicks Electrical Engineer. a bridal sh:cAfee MISSES V. O. and Willie ft. and diao Muleshoe's July 1 western demonstrated how to MR AND MRS Howard MR AND MRS. transparencies, in addition to make His research for these afternoon in th Clyde White are guests of the Hartley parade, how-t- IV'S?" and the Earth Riding purses out of baskets and low-pow- Campbell left by plane from Brownlow. Amy and Brian are techniques of using the degrees centered on home beginning t Simmons in Lubbock last Club took third place honors. make a yo-y- doll. Lubbock Friday for a visit with at Ruidoso for July 4 overhead projector. computer memory systems Friends and the Saturday night. They attended Cochran County Sheriff's Ice cieam" and cake l'l her sister New were using analogue tn attorn in Jersey. They weekend. a banquet at LCC 41 Some was Posse storage. This is invited V2 honoring time spent using won second place in the served to Mines. Nell E. had several sight-seein- trip's AT Smith. very valuable in space GARY PARKF.L" TRES RITOS. N. M.. senior preachers from the polarized light tq obtain senior division. E. Pair. crafts planned into New York City for the Sam Clevenger, Amy since the availability power Mr. and Mrs. DfW weekend at their cabin Sunset School of Preaching. motion effects In junior - of $j v rule there. on overhead the division. Dobson. Man- Landers. Ross is weeltaK? are Mr. and Mrs. Allan White Hartley attends the school. transparencies. Progress Club limited. spent the i took first Kennedy. Ella Hewitt. Eula During .. i L...i're. place. Y-- the next two years p.iii'inb ana Riding Club was Fyke, Lena Maxey, B. L. Udo oic.Tii.:i second, and Cochran County will be studying toward a student at AfcMifi5l Hicks. Viola Dalrymple and doctorate in The Federal and is alo Riding Club took third four visitors. Mrs. Pearl White, tafsSfS place. Institute of Technology in science lab UWJ5b iiLiHii Mrs. Edna McCIure and Miss Zurich. Switzerland. A barbecue was held For this Sunday afterrJSj Velma and Linda Strickland. he has trip immediately after the parade in study been granted a turn ,to AuRjJgK The next meeting will be the trip home honor of the 100 fellowship from the (afttheTr ; parade July 15 in the Mrs, Swiss-America- - home of Student's siuui'iu r- participants and their families Viola Dalrymple tdM u lissralW. exchange !!.--: m ri..i.V.IIUI V.IIUIU1 er MKer

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rf ". i , , ., .,,,-.- ...... I.... iim iiinninmiMMM MMif Ji ;1 THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1969, PAGE 7 ggg garage sale July 1 12 In and (Bud) Clark have gone Tuesday In Mrs. J W Lee Mr. Mrs. Z D. Miller's garage to the homes of Mr. were and Don Spain and family and Mr at Oklahoma for a visit and Mrs. L Mrs Mike d 212 Ave. B. with J. Snldor and Jones of Hale and Mrs Alva J. Spain and relatives children and Mrs Sue Cannon Center. Mrs. Lee and Mrs family. Mil. AND MRS. and children Mrs. Jones are sisters. REV AND B. John Hoover is APPROXIMATELY 00 OLTON MRS. A. bmoot had as supper guests the sister Mrs J W LEE Dickenson and of Cannon and completed his students and their six children of recently, Mr. and Mrs F C. Mrs Snider commercial pilots training Chicago, III., are hero visiting in at instructors of Summer Reading fl Crewder of Tlshnmlngo, Okla., ATTENDING A PICNIC Muleshoe SAA Saturday the homes of Mr. and Mrs, W. at and Art ClaRses attended wg and Mr and Mrs. H. 1$ Carson. Buffalo Lake B. Dickenson Sr. Mr, Sunday were Mr. MR. AND MRS J W St Texas" Friday night at Palo and and and Mrs. L W Mrs. W. B. Dickenson Jr. ENSIGN GEORGE JONES, Howard of Clair of Muleshoe visited Duro Canvon MRSJlW. B. SMITH JR. 285-238- 5 Sunray, Mr. Mrs. m son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen and Charles Sunday in the home of Mr and MR. AND MRS Dubbs MR AND MRS. Raiford Jones. left Thursday for Howard and children of Mrs L G Eikins Mrs St Clair Granbery oi Kress visited last MR. AND MRS. Charles Mrs. J. Washington, D. C , Mr. weekend in 0 Punderburk, Debbie Plainview visited in the home Daniel Sr. had all of their Corpus Christl where he will and and Mrs Eikins are sisters the homes of their .rothers ofgClovis, N. M., and Patty Mrs. Bill Gallion and two children, Mr of Fort Stockton are of his parents, Mr and Mrs. C children present Sunday for a receive three months training children and Mrs Jim .sited In theihbme of Mr. and here visiting of Dimmitt, Mr and Mrs MISS TERRI MILLER of Stigers Mr Mrs in the home of M. Owen, July 4. family reunion. Their children on the P3 and and Guv vis. J. I. ;Brbthers Sunday Mis. David Maloney of Canyon. Mr. Plainview visited last week in Granbery of Denver, Maude Funderburk and are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Curtis, MR. AND MRS. H. B. Colo Ik Ifenlng. Charles Is the son of Mr, Mrs, MRS MARGARET and Mrs. J. L Snider and the home of her parents. Mr Dubbs Granberrys and H. R. Curtis. BURRUS returned Saturday Debbie and Ronnie of Colton, Maxey Jr visited in Irving July are forrwr ft. and Mrs. J.' I. Brothers. MRS. I. B family and Mrs. Sue Cannon and Mrs. Dock Miller. Olton residents HOLT visited her from Paris, where she visited Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Raiford In the home of their M MRS. NANCY HAYNIE of mother, Mrs. and children of Olton They MR. AND MRS Jim Spain MRS ROBERT A Sarah Morton, at last week In the home of her Daniel Jr. and children of son-in-la- daughter and DIM (pton, Okla'.? returned home the were joined In the afternoon of Cali. Columbia, are here Brian and Heather of k nursing homo at Tulla one son and daughter-in-law- , Mr Earth; and Mr and Mrs grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Lubb "onday after, spending two by Mr and Mrs Dale Sharber visiting in the home of his Mrs Charlie T Mr day last week and Mrs. Edd Lynn Burrus. Richard Sneli, Susan, Samuel Bobby Brown Shane Ty Burrus and ;eeks here visiting In the MR and and children of Amarillo parents. Mr and Mrs E R Mrs Clows Poteet AND MRS Douglas THE OLTON HOME and Edwin of Clovis, N M MR AND MRS Joe Hoover and b ames of two of her sisters, SI NDAY NIGH'I supper Spain also in the homes of two La Frame Owen and children of Demonstration Club will hold a MR AND MRS RR of Columbus Ga vacationed at Bu 'is. L. A. George and Mrs, L. were guests guests in the home of Mr and of his brothers Mr and Mrs LakeJuK y. Steffey. . V SUZANNE GRAY of orenzo vteited several days ' st week ,wlth Carmen Mberson, daughter of Mr and is. Earl Roberson. MRS. MIKE STOCKARD d daughter, Jennifer, of SKI !inyon vlelted last weekend -- re In the home of Mr and irs. Raymond Cooper Mrs. elockard is the daughter of Mr I lid Mrs. Cooper. SUGAR Imperial MR. AND MRS Martell eVequc returned Sunday Ight from Lamar, Colo., Ihere they attended the C& H OR IMPERIAL ieVegue Family Reunion sugar t MR. AND MRS. Bud .ndrew, Mrs. Louis Dodd from orger and H. R Keeter all .sited relatives in Oklahoma ity and Tulsa recently i MR. AND MRS Basil jherman and Mrs, Rusty German visited Pvt. Rusty pound m m m lerman at Fort Bliss July 1 bag id 5. Rusty Is son of Mr and I --WITH 7.50 PURCHASE irs. Basil Sherman. (MR. AND MRS Darrel WITHOUT PURCHASE...S1.09 ceter and three sons of ;lcramento, Calif, visited in $e home of H R Keeter iturday1 night. I MR. AND MRS W T anklns visited in the home of r. and Mrs. Dee Wilks in Sunday ' -- MR. AND MRS John Paul "ines have moved here from MMM K!3fix!i5gr-gS!S?- avlna. John Paul is one of the ,'sw vocational agriculture iachers. John Paul is a aduate of OHS, so he is no rancer here 1 mmi THE ANNUAL Lions Club 'irnlval is in full swing, The hodes amusement rides will lai e In operation through ESSkM iturday. 4 J, MR. AND MRS, Roy .IcAfee and daughter, Mrs. I lyde Emberton of Halfway, mim 'ft Lubbock by plane Tuesday FOOD KING CL0R0X .'ternoon to attend the funeral r Charles H. McAfee, 49, of OR TENDERCRUST (illbMJjgCallf. QUgfrS IN THE home of IWi'i iIrs. TPjXates last weekend ere 'Mr ."sister, Mrs. Ruth sutler "of Lubbock, and her BLEACH rotherand sister-in-la- Mr. ftd Mrs, Jim Kennedy of BREAD Mexico, Calif Mr and Mrs. m Kennedy were on their II ay to Washington, D C . to kit their son. HALF l MRS. EVIE MOORE and er steter, Mrs. Thelma Suba GALLON (Ajf to Stamford to visit BwfTl riiUMUtOf ne of a sister. Mrs. LOAVES Laughlin. 25 . MARGIE 2 39 L and Teresa of tjmm Okla., were guests na in tne nome oi Campbell and Mrs. lin. B33na REBA WAMBAUGH Marge Wambaugh of IrLwMm i. Calif., and Mr and wts I - - Rublic mm tmm4VM Rlcords i "" HITEMra MARRIAGES 8. TIOUnAP nnri Pthxl hAmt, U.n Oth BfItUtlefield, married June E5BMMS mum E$4uTEtorBa, Llttlefleld end romai 'UllnJMendoj Sanchez x"hJt,i5irried June 30 DennJjTfj, Glvent, Olton, and lnd J Jrdon. 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PAGE 8. THE LEADER NEWS. LITTLEFIELD. TEXAS. SUNDAY. JULY 13.1969 Peel Family Lodge Installs Has Reunion HOSPITAL NEWS Mow Officers SUDAN TM Lodge The Pool Family Reunion I he Olton Masonic AF AM recently c fc was held July J at Amherst 12S7 k jc )C l Community Center LITTLEFIELD Mrs nnie Langford, Mrs JULY 6 installed officers for the jt Attending the occasion HOSPITAL Sallie Walden. Mrs Franthske. ADMITTED none 19159 70 v ear DISMISSED W. A. Wilson. 1 227-535- 1 were M Sgt and Mrs Jamie JULY 8 Mrs Nellie Holland, Mrs. Oleta he newly elected officers MRS. R. E. SCOTT JULY 7 Green. Stephanie. Renee and ADMirrED Mrs. Laverne Young. Jim Nevstel, Miss nre Leonard Sanders. ADMITTED Mrs. Helen Don Ariz . Mr Fcnnell. Joe Burrows, Adolph Dorothv Hopping Worshipful Master, Junior of Tucson. home of Mr. and Mrs Joe sht suffered Dukatnik. Kathy Swart, James DISMISSED Mrs Clara Saxon, Mrs James Tiller, Mrs. Liu son. Senior Warden, C. C. MRS A L Robinson has re and Mrs. Philip Cook and Dollar, and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn automobiip Spurling. R W Steward Mrs Pans Sherrill, Shirley Angerer. Mrs. Mittie Junior Warden. Robert been home from lior cabin at acc ,t famil and Mr and Mrs. Ben Parrott. Cum Olds Other guests Saturday in and daughter of DISMISSED Mrs Minnie Mrs Fa Ha Collier, Mrs G A Fowler, Mrs. Meinecke. Treasurer. Robert Alamogardo for a few san inc. Williams " Olds were Mr and Mrs Davidson. Ice Cummings, Mrs. BIRTHS Herbert Sudduth. Secretary. W G. days' stay the homo Cheerleaders Amarillo. Mr and Dennis. Mrs. Rav Martin and Mr. and Bleva and Elizabeth N'eely Born to Mr and Mrs. DISMISSED Mrs. Mittie Chaplain. W. M recent annun Leonard Gainer and Finne. MRS MAY Phelp of Mrs. Duiine JULY 9 E. Lewis, a baby girl, Fowlkes, Mrs. Mattle Perkins, Keating Dencon; Tom Gllliland of Tokio school at t. Mr and Mrs Gavland Baldwin Thomas Senior Hosston, La , who has been ADMITTED Mrs Carmen Mrs Kate Gibson. MR AND MRS George Attending were-Sus- and Missy . all of Whiteface. Mr born July 10 at 9.51 a.m She Sluder. Jr , Junior Deacon. JULY 8 visiting In the homes of her Latham of Taylor visited Gaston and Mrs Homer Peel and Charles. Mrs Lena Lewis. weighed six pounds, 12 ounces Melun Raines, Senior Steward; Olds, r L. brother. Mr. and Mrs Bill recently in the Mr fanuh of mherst Joe Peel of Donme Pi kard ADMITTED Rude Melvin Roper. Junior Steward; home of Mr. and Mrs Lvnn Olds and Mrs W V Terry Williams Cape t od Mass Mr and Mrs. DISMISSED Kathv Swart MLDICXLAHrS Drake and D C Lackey. Tyler and and with Mr and Mrs. H H Olds were W MR K P E Uilemon Dr Glenn Burk HOSPITAL DISMISSED: A rthur Mrs H Lyle The Lathams AND m, Ja Pee and ium if for a bridge party Mrs Mrs era i ummings Jt I 'i 5 Williams the honoree were enroute home to Mav snnm ik. . Littletield Mr and Tuesday when Mrs. Bill Olds Normai Johnson of I'.ilhart Jl L 10 UMI1 1H) None JULY 9 Ruidoso their daughter lv' fc was hostess for the occasion Mr Mr-- t. f Pool DMIITFD Mrs ff le DIsMIssHl Mrs Frank ADMITTED: Kenneth THE SUDAN SEWING Club ana .Mrs ,job and and for games of canasta Taple Mrs sarab Latimer c launch Mrs b ( ollins Northrutt, Mrs. Ramon Blanks Family Present met Thursday afternoon in the Amarillo and Gar Don of Olton bridge were Mines Elgan Ramos. Mrs Sid Landers, and home Mrs Lynn MRS ( Ed of Olds when Baccus. Radney Nichols. - FlodCox members present included lui.-- mr a DISMISSED. Mrs. Reunion Williams, Lynn Olds, Jerusha Y Shirley Has Mmes J T. Henderson, Ed meeting hursda F M. Smith. E C. Angerer. Emil Marek. Smith. Bellar, John Tucker, Otis when those pre, 10 Mr and Mrs A D Mascs W V. Terry. Glenn JULY Mitnard. Markham, Annie Chester, Lena guests .Mines and Carla hosted a family W. II Lyle and L ,l ADMITTED. Emil Marek. Gatewood. Rollins, Joe West and Mike Mull M.. I. Steve Chance, Mrs. Leroy Ellis. reunion in their home recently E Slate Carter Mmes Audrev t DISMISSED .Mrs. A Guests were Mr and Mrs J. G. JUDGE AND MRS Mead MR AND MRS Milton Mudgett ttavne Fow ler, Mrs Bertha W Blanks and their Warner. Griffin Austin were guests Harper of El Paso visited last Dick Wevt ,. David Flores. Mrs Herbert granddaughter. Debbie Blanks, of Mrs S D week In Booking Sudduth of Sulphur Springs. Mr and Mondav night of the home of his sister Ha and family, Mr Mrs. Mt u t . JULY 11 Mrs Jack Estes of Sllverton. and John Mr and Mrs Curtis Surley and IMR AND MRS W V Milam. Littlefield Thursd, ADMITTED: Frank to J Continues This Week' Hemphill. Mrs. Procopio famih of Plainview. Mr and Terry and Mr and Mrs Clctus MR AND MRS. Martin visit her motv3 Mrs W Butler of Abilene. Hol'loman attended the Maxwell attended the Padon t'arrott. who isc Chavez, Jerrv Feagley. hospital DISMISSED Mrs. Lero Mr r Hart and Frances of opening night of "Texas" in family reunion held recently in uuh Values To 8 95 Values To 13 95 Palo Duro Canyon Friday Spring lake. vertebra na Ellis, Kenneth Northcutt. Mrs McAllister Ok la . and Mr and Ray, Mrs Joann Mrs I 15 Williams, Carolvn night Thev met and talked THE FAMILY of Ed MRS ( E ' 99 Mrtle with Paul C'reen. of the him Sunday with a Mrs Nichols, Stee Chance, Rude L Cooper and Creig Williams of author Man in II Drake Whiteshoro drama, and with Dr and Mrs. birthday dinner Lubbock visiior. FLATS 3" FLATS 3 Pies Harper Approximately 30 were MRS" s D t" MR AND MRS. Guy present for the occasion John Dean w SEAN AND CYNTHIA visitors Puesdav HOOIxMOHH.h. Walden spent the holidays Anion Schools visiting their daughter and Chalker of Midwest City, HERSHrlLOL Values To 18 s( I.I Okla.. are visiting in the home 7 95 III IH family , Mr and Mrs. Jacky Van confined to Values To 95 of their grandparents, Mr. N'ess Fort Worth and Hospital ,00 4feQQ .W Add Three in Mrs UPPi Milton Wiseman. MRS LrVTER MR AND MRS. Don MRS. A W Ormand has of Amherst wasa CANVAS ANTON-Thr- ee new facultv I he High Plains Library Hartsell of Louisiana are been confined to the hospital Fridav "L5 members hao been employed in been visiting this week in the home Amherst. T ( by the Anton School Board Bookmobile has broken 'lit t n j down the last two weeks and of his aunt. Mrs. Hershcll Olds MARVIN TOLLETT visited IIOLLOMANshi, recently. Sunday afternoon with his I)una Rich will was unable to make the usual E W PARMER ill the former Jim be the has been mother who is confined to basketball and baseball coach routes and confined to the hospital in the HOLIDW (.1: and will be assistant football Amherst Methodist Hospital in home of Mr arc) "A new motor is being Lubbock. Bridwell were "-- coach DEBBIE FIELDS is MRS N'oal installed in the Bookmobile CLIFF Williams family , Mr and Clemmons is the new conducting a sewing class at visited school principal and we hope in the near future her son and family. Mr Bridwell and ,' elemental her home as a 111 project Mrs. T P Wingo will teach it will be running again. We do and Gedonne Williams, at Houston Jemr Students are Bernadette May. House. N. M , last week. over for a longer science ioach girls basketball, hope this hasn't Renee Jordan an Terri Chester and will be assistant football inconvenienced our customers Accompanying her for the visit In the Bridwell ' coach too much and hope to be of A MEETING of the Lamb was Randy Scott, son of Mr grandson ( hn C 2 . sen ice to you again on our County IH adult leaders was and Mrs R E Scott MRS Wffli next scheduled stop in your held Tuesday evening in the Returning home with Mrs daughter of Mr t community," said Bookmobile Sudan Community Center Williams were her three Whitmlre hasbw-- a librarian, Ixuene Sootcr. when a projects fair was grandchildren, Cheryl. Kevin hospital m -- discussed Presiding was Doug and Gregory Williams injunes she at Walden. president, of MR. AND MRS Edgar automobile a Littlefield White were In Amarillo this Pueblo. 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0 00 SUNDAY 1 Love Is a Many Splendored Johnrje. Sign On 00 MR AND MIIS Don Hall G 58 Thing 7 00 Orel Roberts and Donitn of Amnrillo visited 1 30 Guiding Light 7 30 Casper Cartoons 10 .in . parents. Mr and Mrs J 2 00 Secret Storm' ..." their B Tom & Jerry 00 Edge of C Pearson The returned to Aquaman 2 30 Night 8 30 3 00 Art Llnkletter ,"n''-- - aign os zumn their home on Monday and g 00 Linus the Llonhearted 3 30 General Hospital little Donlta Is RoitiR to spend a 9 30 Pep Bustos FRIDAY Living Word 4 00 One Life to Live w eek here 10 30 The 4 of Christ 30 Dating Game MR AND MRS Kenneth 10 45 Church 5 00 Newlywed Oame TV Coats came home on Monday 11 45 Theatre 5 30 COS NEWS boo Face Nation cbsm a week's vacation In the 12 00 the C 00 Local News after for Adventure Mountains of Trcs Rltos Their 12 30 Quest 0 10 Weather u ou ABCu. 1 Movie Matinee Mr Mrs. Kenneth 00 6 20 Sports Report children, and 2 AAU Track 30 6 30 Gunsmoke' 2 50 Sign 0fi Coats of Lubbock, and Deanna NFL 3 30 Action 7 30 Here's Lucy ( Lubbock, joined them on Highlights of 4 00 Sports 8 00 Mayberry RFD Mr and Mrs Hour SATURDAY Thursday 4 30 Amateur 8 30 Family Affair Millsap Kena 6 Lassie Kennlth and 00 9 00 Johnny Cash 5 58 Sion n. SAFETY Friday 6 30 Let's Make A Deal 6 Louise joined them on 10 00 News & Weather 00 Black h, 7 Ed Sullivan .1 . The report a good rest and a 00 10 30 The Outcasts 6- an-- - ft.....-- J 8 00 Hce Haw cood time 11 30 All Star Theatre 7 00 Co.lti,Gog; 9 00 Mission Impossible 7 , high MR AND MRS Charles 12 00 Sign Off 30 Bug, ftfgttOur popular nylon cord tire with performance 10 00 News & Weather B an from Raton, N M .visited 30 Wacky p,,' SUP-R-TU- 10 30 Mannlx 9 wrap around tread long mileage Firestone F parents. Mr and Mrs 00 Arrh,$.. CHAMPION their 11 30 All Star Theatre 9 Suo.1-- TUESDAY 30 1 John Vanlandingham of 12 00 Sign Off 10 Mc-e- rubber and handsome sculptured sidewall design 30 w Enochs 6 30 Lencer 11 30 Amttw., MR AND MRS. Dudley 7 30 Llberace' 12 00 Soor,, a, Doris Day 1 Cash of Portales, N. M., who 8 30 30 WhM, u sWWl 9 00 Jimmy are now In school in Oklahoma RodgersShow v uu W'ett j. visiting their parents, 10 00 News & Weather have been MONDAY 10 30 F.B.I Mr and Mrs Jerome Cash and 5 58 Sign On 11 30 All Star Theatre 5 oS Sco", ther day. H Tubeiess 8lckvills Tubeiess Whitewalls Mr and Mrs John Blackmail of 6 isSSSSSSSSsVrSfrV 'SSffiSifiBSBvJW' 00 Black Heritage 12 00 Sign Off s 30 cBSNEM'nld-da- y. r Bula Mr Cash is critically ill 0 30 InFARMatlon Kj 1st Tire Tire 1st Tire 2nd Tue per T,re, & Aee o oo k njp, e 22 but is still being cared for In 7 00 CBS NEWS WEDNESDAY jf! $12 $13 8 Captain G Tartan $20 00 00 $23 00 80 jVJfK the home Neighbors have been 00 Kangaroo 30 7 30 Mtfjfj S B 3Jj Lavvtsn., 7 Bewitched M - 20 75 12 45 24 00 14 6 K Blt helping to do w nat tney can 9 00 The Lucy Show 30 40 Kffi2&M f B 9 Beverley 8 00 Beverly Hillbillies f 30 Hillbillies' 9 J 10 Acres 00 Miss MR AND MRS. Robert 00 Andy Griffith 8 30 Green 10 30 Dick Van Dyke 9 00 Hawaii FlveO " "u "ieAi 1 (' George Brent and Marthann of 1 1 00 ABC 1 1 00 Love of Life 10 00 News & Weather Us,, 2o AT Mr and Mrs J6 in qc ?fi 50 IR QO uaSSHrBv&nl-ff- . . . HT MlIk Lubbock and 10 30 It Takes a Thief ttl Rust Row den and son of 11 24 CBS Midday News 1 1 11 30 All Star Theatre have visiting 30 Search for Tomorrow Lubbock been 12 00 National News their parents. Mr and Mrs E. 12 05 Local News THURSDAY N McCall 12 12 Farm & Ranch News MR AND MRS. Preston G 30 WMlSonnett Harrison visited his parents, 12 22 South Plains Today 7 00 The Prisoner IJI fmnn'mM'lyfM IwPyl 12 30 As World Turns 36 50J 2190 ' tr av Mr and Mrs A J Harrison of Andrews MRS ALMA ALTMAN went to Lubbock on Sunday-helpin- celebrate the Altman Reunion It was held in TV MrKenzie Terrace. About 100 COLOR BENNETT'S FIRESTONE registered They had a good lunch and visited Ph 385-421- 5 by 510 West 7th Littlefield f THERE WERE QUITE a MOTOROLA few of the families of Enochs 1m2 attending the Fourth of July celebration at Muleshoe The S3 parade was beautiful this vear. Among those riding in' the Only parade was little Mltzl Altman For Classifieds 385-448- 1 tw who was crowned "Little Miss 43388 lisps Dial Muleshoe" Mltzl is the daughter of Mr and Mrs -- Way land Altman of Three Way Cabinet of genuine birch veneer$ jlikJiWI and the granddaughter of Mrs and select hardwood solids Alma Altman with brushed glaze maple finish MR AND MRS Geo Autrv Automatic deqausser Shonnye. Teresa and NO CC Wesle Mrs VISI-TRA- Mvrna Turney, tuning system 23" picture ,. Sharron Carolyn and Kenny, rir. Power transformer diagonally 295k and Mrs Mary Autrv all had dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Billy West of Littlefield PAT'S RECORD CENTER on the Jthof July Si 515 Phelps AUTHORIZED MOTOROLA DEALER ft

jj;i FIELDTOy SUNDAY Mrs. Ray Muller 8 1 30 The Doctors 00 Faith for today' uu ntps" , 8 2 00 Another World iu rinat fc 30 Glory 5rc-1- 262-420- 3 Road iu ju ronignt 9 00 Insight 2 30 You Don tSay 3 00 New M.i )i 9 30 The Answer 00 Match Game J 3 25 12 15 SignO 10 00 Ask Your Minister' Afternoon News 3 30 Let s Make A MR AND 10 45 First Baptist Church Deal 01 MRS D L. 4 12 00 Meet The 00 Haiel' Sasebee Press' 4 and children of 12 30 Frontiers of 30 Bewitched Faith 5 FRIDAY Weatherford spent the 1 00 Abbott and Costello 00 Branded weekend visiting with her 2 15 MOVIE 5 30 Huntley Brlnkley' 6 30 High Cni;i- - 6 Evening sister. Mr and Mrs Earl 3 30 MOVIE 00 Report 7 30 Name of tNSn 6 30 I Rhelan 0 L Jr. stayed for a 5 00 Congressional Report Dream of Jeannle' 9 00 The Saint longer visit his 5 30 Frank McGee Report 7.00 Rowan & Martin 10 00 Final Rtpo'i with aunt and 8 uncle 6 00 Evening Report 00 Monday Night Movie 10 30 Tonight ShO' 10 00 Final Report 4 - ... 6 30 Walt Disney nnuu rvmicg f 10 now gf REV AND MRS A L. 7 30 Mothers In Law 30 Tonight Show 12 15 Sign Off UDyfl Swagut of Fletch. Okla., 8 00 Bonanza 12:00 New Melco Report 9 00 My Tony 12 15 Sign Off visited Friday with Mrs. Don Friend SATURDAY , pm! Joyner and Mr. 10 00 Final Report' TUESDAY 6 45 Drums Ac'CB ijljly Don Joyner 10 who is a 30 Tonight Show 6 30 Star 8 00 Super Si' vtt still patient in the 12 Trek' M Cool' 00 New Mexico Report 7 30 Julia 8 30 Cool n pTA Amherst hospital. 12 15 Sign Off 9 00 Fllntstants V 8 00 Tuesday Movie ZU MR AND MRS. Larry MONDAY 10 00 Final Report 9 30 Robin Hood Lindsey and son of Fort 10:30 Special 10 30 Underdog PQp Worth 7 00 Early Report 11 00 StorybookS;." visited over the 7 10 45 Tonight Show rfc weekend with 05 Farm Report' 11 30 Untamed Wot1 her parents, Mr 7 25 Today's 12 15 New Mexico Report 07T1 and Mrs Don Weather - Joyner 7 30 Today 12 30 Sign Off 12 00 Ar.nll- 11 CM 8 25 Morning Report 1 00 Maiot m 8 Today WEDNESDAY MR AND MRS. Dee 30 DH Stamps 9 00 It Takes Two Jh 'Virginian 4 00 Dick fowex "5J and children spent 9 25 News' 00 Kr.ftMu,lcHa. Saturday night and Sunday at 3 00 5 00 Branded ..'sO.; 9 30 Concentration Outsider' Br1nWi'ffiw$ Amarillo visiting with 10 '0 00 Final 5 30 Huntley her 00 Personality R.pof. Rioon'-'- ' . parents, Mr and Mrs Marvin 10 30 Hollywood Squares 30Ton,gh,SnO. GOO Evening 6 30 Adam 12 im c H jfr'ijBite' r tN irk b Whitt 11 00 Jeopardy ' rlttf ?" "M"rf 2?? 'co Report' 7 Smart 11 30 Eye Guess ' Sign Off 00 Get THE WMS met Monday 11 55 News 7 30 Ghost and Mn.vj 12 Mid Day Report THURSDAY 8 00 Saturday Mff' afternoon for their weekly 00 6 30 12 15 Daniel Boone 10 00 Final Report' meeting Bible study was led Community Closaup 7 12 30 You're Putting Me On 30 Ironside 10 30 Movie of truVnI by Mrs Earl Phelar Those 8 30 Dragnet' nnn .....i... present 1 00 Days of Our Lives n JU new iviivv TOD were Mmes. Royce 9 00 Dean Martin 12 45 Sign Off Goyne. Marvin Quails and Ray 'JM Muller. BEE FRED MULLER and son, FRE! MASTER CHEF (AMK) PARTY HOST (HEJ) Barry, of Hereford visited FIESTA CHEF'S CHOICE (CC 1) Sunday afternoon 0' e of the popular New concept in with his SUNDAY mod Thu single unit is one of t h a The ultimate in Mr TUESDAY man-sue- din. outdoor grills brother. and Mrs Ray 10 30 De Todo Un Poco FRIDAY At e ever offered Cast grill with FOUR (10 A M 6 P M of the finest on the CHEF'S CHOICE Muller and Same As (10 A M -- market COOKING LEVELS has TWO family 12 00 Directions Monday 6PM Sami'i, 'j.tfree aluminum it Fiesta it & Monday) lets it has an additional rack 2454" long, separate cooking units each MR AND MRS Paul 12 30 Issues Answers one larger 1 ot, third 00 Film Fair Burke cook without or for cooking and than the average grill with its own controls it lets Blackwell and Mark of 6 30 Stonv mt warming Cast of 2 30 "Never Say 7 7 MacKenilesfls"1! guess Priced heavy-duty- , you Fairbanks, Alaska, are visiting Goodbye" 30 Th, Rogues 30 at $76.00, Priced at $80 00 bud- care free alum- broil, roast, bake or boil 4 00 with with her Mrs, "Gambling Lady" 8 30 N V P 8 00 Expos budget available. inum. Priced at $108 90, Priced at $133 mother, A II 5 o terms get terms available, with 20 with budget 00 "Dangerous" 9 00 Dkk 9 00 Dick Cavett' budget terms Scivally, and in Littlefield with 6 15 available. terms available. Mr and Mrs, J. "Mask of Dlmltrols" 0 00 New, Scop"' 10 00 News Scope' D. Richards, 8 00 Showcase 28 0 Harvey' Mr. and Mrs. 25 Paul 10.35 Paul George Hooper, 10 00 News Scope 0 30 Bllh0;v 10 30 Joey Bishop' and 10 J0.y other relatives and friends. 30 Classic Theatre 12 00 Sign 12 00 Sign Off A CHARMGLOW GAS LIGHT ADDS 12 00 Sign Off Off THE FINAL TOUCH VISITING OVER Add a Charmgtow the gas light and you've added more than V weekend with Mr and Mrs. WEDNESDAY SATURDAY :ch .ilumination . Alva you ve added charm and Pearson were Mr. and Mrs. "0 A M 6 flutf" atmosphere as MONDAY Pm Sm As A nn Arf.,.in,.i nl wfill SAVE S26 Bobby Joe Pearson and family Monday) 10 Splderman of Odessa, Mr. and Mrs. Orville 00 Jack LaLanne S3? F"or n. nn 1f.uiai1 III. BY 10 c....iy. BUYING Stafford and family 30 Romper Room ;ooG.l(Wi(04y 10 THE PAIR of Odessa 11 00 Journau in CantfC' and Mrs. Bill 30 That Girl oS 10 You Bectold and baby 12 00 10 BO0rt 30 Fantastic Four can make a $26 savings by buying a gr.1l son Frankly Speaking m: and a gas of Nebraska. 12 EV 11.00 Film Fair fUH light Check these patio 30 Film Fair 12 OH"' pair prices MR 2 30 30 "Valley of !1 AND MRS. Pete Dream House 2 00 Fa 3 00 Dark "Bordertown Master Chef (AMK) and Gas Light of 0dessa Nlsitcd Shadows 3 We it $102.36 Wck.Wednesday 3 30 The Westerners 30 Stagecoach YT77 Party with Mr. and Mrs. 4 4 30 The Westerners nT7 Host (HEJ) and Cas Light $116.36 Alva 00 Komedy Kepers U Pearson. They were 5 30 Frenk 5 00 the Willis Family' i Fiesta and Gas Light enroute home Reynolds 300 j25 $135 26 from Amarillo 6 00 Paul Harvey THURSDAY 5 30 West Texas Outdo1 Chefs CC-- 1 where they 6 OS 6 neman's' uH nr Choice and Gas Light $159,66 had visited Mrs. News Scope 00 The G IB GP.M.-Seme- 6 Bundick's brother, Garlle Weather M.AM As 30 OatlnuG W Available ,n 6 Monday) 7 Garni' black (300) or white (3251 either is compatible All prices include installation uuter, who Is a patient In the 25 Sports 28 00 Newlywed J our Add appropriate sales tax ,,v" 0 arch"u"' Ths 300 and 325 are priced at West Texas Hospital. Mr. 6 30 Avengers 6 30 Flying Nun 7 30 Cnuntru & Wait'" (ST. 552 36 7 7 wTr each with budget terms available Carter Is a former Fieldton 30 Wagon Train 00 That Girl "Buk resident. 0 00 Dick Cavett Owens" and M'n 10 00 News Scope !5!Ih'niio.'Sm:Mh,n0 Special Hobblni" AND 10 25 9 TM' (tl Pioneer MR. MRS Roy Phelan Paul Harvey 00 Burkes Lew 8 30 Science Fiction 1 Natural Gas Company ot Sunnyslde visited Sunday 10 30 Joey Bishop 0 00 News Scope 0 00 Suspense Theatra afternoon with his 12 00 Sign Off 0 25 P,ul 10 00 Saturday Nile Tru"1 brother Mr ' H.rvv. and Mrs. Earl Phelan ' 30 Joey Bishop '2 00 Sign Off :, sipFAgp-s- r 'ffjwiisa

THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1969, PAGE 11 Mrs McNeeso's uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs Await Trusdel, Chamber Exec. and their daughter, Mr and Mrs M W Mott, all of Austin. Attends Meeting ROCKY FORD They were In Lubbock to see MRS. V. M. PETERMAN 262-453- 2 Mrs Trusdel's sister, Mrs. James M Kelly, executive Arthur Ray, who had surgery vice president of the Chamber last week of Commerce, attended the 11th Annual Institute for V. MR AND MRS. Steve MR AND MRS. David MRS K K ROGERS and M. PETERMAN and Organization Management of Denton and Timmy of McNeese and Kyle of Lubbock children and Art. Bonnie and Clinton Phillips rode in the 1th the Chamber of Commerce of Amarlllo spent the 4th of July visited with his parents, Mr Jimmle Bartiett of Austin of July parade at Muleshoe last the United States at the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Leonard McNeese. spent Thursday to Sunday with week. They are members of the University of Colorado this and Mrs. N. B. Embry. Sunday afternoon. their aunt, Mrs. J. T. Gibson, Lamb County Sheriff's Posse. past week. first place MR. AND MRS. Everett VACATION BIBLE School and Mr Gibson. They won the of 30'' trophy In Muleshoe. They also Kelly is one Jackson ot San Bernardino, opened at the Rocky Ford MR. AND MRS. Charles executives from local, stair Calif., spent Wednesday and Church Wednesday afternoon. Carpenter, Charla and Todd rode In Earth Thursday at their parade and rodeo. and natlond chambers of Thursday with their cousins, Mrs. Ray Harrison is principal. were Sunday dinner guests of commerce who attended thp Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gibson. Bub Stewart is song her mother, Mrs. Ellen Will In institute one of six held in th MRS. V. M. Peterman spent leader. Teachers are Mrs. Carl Littlefield. Other guests were U. S. each year. of last week In a Enloe. Mrs. Buddy Roberson, her other daughter and family, prograrr Eart Dr. Mrs. The institute hospital where Duane Bryant, Mrs. the John Vrubles. Baseball Group includes three years of basir R. Q. Lewis operated on her Ledford Enloe and Miss MRS. LOUISE Brice management studies, three right hand. Barbara Muncy. Mrs. Clarence entertained with a bridge party years of advanced management MR. AND MRS. Bub Is refreshment chairman. There Wednesday afternoon. Nets $500 studies, and a number of p t Stewart and their son and were 18 children enrolled the Members present were Mmes. graduate seminars. family, Mr. and Mrs. George first day. Leon Hair of Olton, Jack Kelly was enrolled in thr Ralney Stewart, Dlanna and MONTE FEAGLEY had a Henson and H. Wlsian of OLTON-T- he three-ac- t advanced management studie'-class- . Cheryl were In Lubbock tonsillectomy at Amherst Springlake, J. T. Gibson and V. comedy, "Cheaper By The Sunday to see Mrs. Stewart's Hospital Thursday morning. He M. Peterman and guests, Mrs. Dozen , was staged Saturday The institute is designed u, sister-in-la- Mrs. N. W. Blake, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Myers and Mrs. Doc Eiklns night at Olton High School who was visiting her son, Mr. Johnnie Lee Feagley. of Littlefield. Auditorium. provide education for organization managers and Mrs. Bill Blake. MISS It A LYNN Mills is MRS. LEONARD McNeese whur cannot in a MRS. EVELYN McMANUS home after spending two weeks Saturday The play was sponsored by they obtain regular spent Saturday and u of Tyler Is spending this week visiting with Miss Donna night in Lubbock with her the Olton Baseball Association. college or ni ersn OUNG MIKE CASTILLO Jr. likes his new car so well, he came to town in it tho with her aunt, Mrs. N. B. Youne in Lubbock. daughter and family. Mr and Gene Trotter reports that curriculum. her day. He pedaled all the way from 929 W. 9th to downtown Littlefield at Embry, and Mr. Embry. MRS. N. B. EMBRY and her Mrs. Curtis Fuller. Len and the plav cleared approximately hot-foote- DIAL 385 4481 id-da- y. He was accompanied by his mother, who d it beside him. Mike Tuesday they visited Mr. and house guest, Mrs. McManus, David Saturday evening supper S500 for the Olton Baseball son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Castillo Sr. of Littlefield. Mrs, Steve Denton and Tlmmy. spent Wednesday in Lubbock. guests in the Fuller home were Association FOR CLASSIFIEDS

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fyaasssa2igggswflgji 6IS ALMA. ...te-f- c a nlCk Is spent A - a. - v mv w ' w wu ' T Kt fvHHVHIBpb. V er parents ' r " m i Nice 3 bedroom, 2 baths, rT m m. "! mm Plorre. living room, kitchen, dining ueamny id i '(tS. DARN area, attached garage, large larpeT I ftjiringiaKe-i.i- iblc. to retu utility room, wired and iiclc n watches $10 00 rlorton Ho Of W for washer and Needed 'arm abc a"d muJt Pc saie 'ent ''33 9th Need your listings plumbed .,n-La- or Men's Pratts TOM STANSELL Kastayorse' - 7 new GLENN'S TT J MRS. e x p e e c ed a "d Can 385 3'29 a'ter 30 'or dryer, new carpet, Jewelry TF-- ic n AND be M P TF T dependab'e $75 a week f ed Thed'od Can Robert Richards linoleum, new roof, I, wpre S S inside, automatic ley A Smith 285 2005 'f Salesman 385-329- 3 FOR SALE-Srant- Drive In. JANITOR SERVICE ste a nice 385-450- j of her TWO BEDROOM home Paul wall heaters, real house Mrs M B Welborn located in Duggan addition TF-- REBECCA and Mrs'5 Carmickle Real 385-600- Estate, 430 JUDD WALKER Phone 3 MR. AND MRS. R. H. 385-513- 1 only $433.00 down, and XiT Dr . Phone or daughter. TF-- AGENCY $78.00 per month Including McAfee and their 385 4935. of all taxes and Insurance Mrs. Clyde Emberton and Mrs Williamsl L ' ' HURRY. 1 ' Vi went by plane V N NEEDED Equai 1 .V Halfway, & - 3 Bedroom, 12 baths, t es over FOR RENT OR SALE- two Tuesday afternoon to Mlllbrae, of oppo tu" emP 385-467- garage, fenced back weekend J&' Tp bedroom. 4 attached A CAR with Ken 894 4902 j-ca'- J Teia and three 911 E. 9th, hair NEED Calif., to attend funeral Ophelia Stone. TF-- yard. Located 2 bedroom, reflnlshed inside German short Pointer 285-238- Papers 11 for Littlefleld. Call and out, new carpet In living puppies for sale. services Friday, July and famll , Joh.n 9- Olton. TF-- room, hardwood floors provided to register AKC. Chrysler, PI) mouth Charles H. McAfee, 49. He was From long line off field and Mr. and Mrs. R. r throughout, wall heaters, nice and Dodge the only son of Whlttlcr Caf ,lterof;Mi; 1108 Hall two car-po- with utility room at bench champions $25.00. Barber shop, Large three bedroom, H. McAfee In -- , or see Dykes of New Or Used the Fstes7'ms 5 Ave Will sale all fixtures bath, built-ins- fenced, double rear, several fruit trees in Phone Ernest MRS E S HUCKABEE a Pep. 933-219- 7 Estes' T n building. Excellent garage back yard, real good house, Contact FOP R E N Frosned and workroom. was released Monday evening Phone 385 5364 location. 6 loan. Swimming pool. Terms on reasonable priced, about apartment equity. 110 East 18th $325.00 down, monthly Archie Currv from the Olton Community 7-- 7-- PUPPIES-lova- ble was Also need good listings 385-586- 1 payments around $61 00 BEAGLE Hospital where she Riven clowns-t- he snifflngest Co. - FOR RENT Furnished one for homes and small which includes all taxes and cudd'y Garland Motor tests nay wno live n apartments acreage. BEDROOM, You will to dogs in the U S.A. Money 305-445- and two bedroom FOUR three bath insurance, need little Phone Ruests Frida. if only. 385-388- TF-- Paul Carmickle Real see this house to appreciate can buy love $35 00 each. Adults home. mc1-- . value. This is Phone Whltharral 299-418- 5 Littlefield, Texa M Larsons Judd Walker Agency Estate, 430 XIT Dr., Phone the house Stanscll COMFORTABLE bedrooms 385-513- 1 or 385-493- TF-- C located on West 3rd Street for men. New home. Air 1106 Hall Avenue MRS sv 385-535- returned io conditioned rooms. Phone EXTREMELY WELL ton Chevrolet, E. 9th St. TF-- balesman brick home, 1964 12 Tipton Okia. maintained PLAINS automatic transmission and I Robert Richards Crescent Park. Three bedroom, SHURFRESH visiting weral ft- I ton Ford, FURNISHED apartment, two baths, living room, den 1965 12 "E,oe,J sisters. Mrs L Ai DESIGNED FOR TEXAS MILK C refrigerated air conditioner, with fireplace, double garage, REAL ESTATE e.irh with deluxe ,ao. cH,U9,h Mrs- L Strife yard with fruit HAS THAT 385-594- 2 or 385-539- 7 fully carpeted. Extra nice For Sale or Rent: Houses and fenced back Ne' Sf'OO 10 S800 "tonthiy 10' Savaae. MR ANDMMi only Call 115 E. 19th St., Phone. Suitable for adults apartments Chester Harvey, on v 0 fevv hOu'S rtOrk per NATURAL trt. TF-- 385-321- 1 had a dinner Tf-- 385-486- 0 385-429- 385-527- Phone 385 5147 or 7 TF-- a i Aeefe trie ami 'utive dealer in their home Fro I GOODNESS the exc ng new Unotron y-- 385-379- 0 Ic Guests were l apartment rent Roy Wade. An Furnished 'or 385-488- p'Oi.etf outstand-n- 4 W FOR SALE or rent: one, two, I D Onstead, 8 1967 Ford Galaxle 500 Dr. Mollis Cain Mr B us pa. a 385 3365 600 oppO'tunity vv th a yearly FOUST Power vv bedroom houses and HT Air Conditioner, 1st TF three SCO V-- Kenneth Hmc:c apartments, some furnished potent ai of ove 00 steerina. 390 2V 8 Engine. 3 you- - o'Olectea territory Total FOOD Mrs, James Sr I SmaN payment on Automatic transmission. down LARGE, ROOMY, three nveftment lecured lOO'i by .MRS CM'. houses sold. Balance paid out bedroom house. 1 bath, White with blue Interior. NOTICE 34 nento'v on'y S2 000 Write Bart and Bc;-- j nke rent Located all over refrigerated air, central heat, Adoiphui $1995. L'ttie'ieid Call K Houk Low down payment and AVS 2018 Roger's brothc ; basement double garage. On 'cnve- Oanai Texat 75202 f t. r Mfc.T T .... bedroom 385 4830 or Office 385-349- 2 closing cost gets this pavement 3 12 miles north of 1967 Ford Custom 500 4 Dr. all ot Austir lovely house A ADAIR BISHOP with their a house at 808 E 5th St i R Spnnglake on highway 385 or C..J... tr.nr Air at 1505 Smith Street 1 call 986-278- 7 Small grass Automatic transmission. 289 Gibson of spr'J 7 acreage could be included '7 Engine. Blue color. Only , HOUSE FOR rent, furnished FHA committment Act J DRILLING Jim ari two bedroom 12 block fro-- r quick This deal won't B $1695. Thomas of 01'. High. Phone 385-557- 5 last long. SrENDING T Junior HOUSE 71 N Wicker Ave or 385-537- TF Dall saved and slaved for wall 4 Dr. Mr and Mrs heir R.L.Stewart 385 306 TF j WINGO YOU 1965 Ford Galaxle 500 Estate to wall carpet Keep it new IRRIGATION Sedan, V-- Air Conditioned, grandda.,' Phone 385-468- 4 with B'ue Lustre Rent electric Power Steering. Kcnee Kept THREE $1195. and THREE BEDROOM furnished BEDROOM house OT s BEWETT Sa ei shampooer Si Nelson's Mr Mrs WE WANT TO thank each one 7-- 1 3-- OR DOMESTIC and I. house, Close two foil baths and - air conditioned. den Fenced 385 4215 o- 385 3575 Hardware 1965 Chev. 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 385-515- Seminole in, now vacant. Call 1 back yard asbestos Sidings f for the kindness shown in the cyl. Standard transmission, Call 385-565- '385-611- 3 MR SD!!r for information death of our loved one. For the Phone Radio a. Heater. $1095. TWO bedroom unfurnished, TF-- fr food, flowers, to the nurses Fruit Treat Shade Ttm t had as ho.se .: plumbed for washer, fenced and Dr. Fain at the Littlefield Shrubt-Ro- ie Buiht Etc f 1224 W. 14th Littlefield 1961 Chev. Blscayne 4 dr. night M'i back yard. 322 W. 4th. Call Hospital May the Lord bless Sedan, 6 Cyl. with standard brother in lau vi 385-896- FOR SALE or trade. Three Pete Shipley. TF-- TWO BEDROOM furnished each one THE FAMILIES OF JOHN'S MRSERY transmission. Radio and and Mrs H. ,P l bedroom with acreage on c- highway at Littlefield Joe house All bills paid Close m LENORA BURDEN. heater. $ 495, moving fr- THREE ROOM brick 309 W 3rd Can 385-449- 7 or 8th & Wemide 385 8988 Houston apartment. Bills paid, also Young, 1309 Atkins, 385 TRUCK SEATS 4 637-400- 1960 Chev. dr. Sedan, Brownfield, Phone 0 5300 TFW MR M),,.r, studio apartment down town. 4 Standard transmission, 6 cyl. Call 385-515- 1 TF-- EXCHANGED hae been FOUR BEDROOM, three bath $ a MATTRESS RENOVATED- - 15 MINUTE SERVICE 395. Possum Kingd:-'- home, central heat and air One MR S acre of land includes barn Mattress rebuilt, new Nice two bedroom CHRISTIAN lady to care for mattresses and springs. 1963 Chev. Pickup. Au for box V-- SCHELLER, jnf urmshed, plumbed Shown by appointment MCCORMICK'S Automatic transmission. 8 washer 1405 Nichols St For Dr TEN BALES alfalfa hay for couple or ladies in my home. Your present bed springs Jaton rctjrncj Contact Hi nckley box Mrs. Engine. $ nformation call Mamie Davis, 223-873- De Soto Texas Can 5 Reasonable rates Call converted to springs 895. from Oklahori chickens 385 3212 after 385-338- TF-- TF- - Claude SteMey, dial SUPPLY 233?391 Very reasonable TF h p m VVilbert Harms 7 17 H 385 3438 AUTO visited relati.es or Stitch-In-Tim- 385-314- 1966 Ford Galaxle HT. Just t Agents for A & B Mattress Co., AND traded for this one. Be sure to Park. Hobart i 5CIOCCSCI20CiC5COCOCSSCiCiC IF INTERESTED in guitar Lubbock. TF-- see it. Cit lessons call 385-463- 7 Contact TRIM SHOP m MR ND Wally Sanders, 1223 W 5th 7-- 2 WE DO CUSTOM herbiside PHONE 385-45- 55 Huckabee had spraying and anhydrous Frlda treir Bill 227 MAIN Mitchell Ford ammonia Davis, Amherst, daughter and r-- CLASSIFIED 246-3483- , ADS 385-583- Tide Mr nnH Mrs I Products, 385-573- TF-- Inc. and I)ebb tf " LEADER-NEW- S AND MERCURY another qr.ir.'. , Hancock 7E4 elevator scraper, We pick up old cars. Whltharral I'la 1 1 Terrell of : ki built to hold yards. $4,000 299-474- TF-- A. M. Lovvorn, MRS r r IJ() 72. Call i'.i-Woo- LITTLKKIKLI) or write Box v isiting her d THESE CARS 148, Miles, Texas 76861. Want to be your own boss, CARRY of Muic l;n I of jobs? Mrs Johnr.v You can mail your 385-44- 1 thinking changing Low ad to the address above. Or you can phone it to 8 . FOR SALE-N- ew 15 investment for new business In iPVFi l.inria Hrirr'i ( foot ! trailer, slightly hail damaged. Littlefield, Texas. Will train. HilK. Tern s" Leader-New- Or you can take it to the 313 W. 385-301- 0 ' 4th, Littlefield. Special price. Askew Texaco. Call for interview. G Albuquerque N 401 E.9th. Contact. Buck Oldham, Ace GUARANTEED WARRANTY MR ND !: Bndwell or Mike Hamilton. 8-- PUT 1 WORD IN EACH SPACE, PRICE IS GIVEN WITH THE LAST Akin, Laura and WORD. DONT FORGET TO INCLUDE YOUR ROAD ADDRESS. TOWN Go Boy Bar No. 322423, guests AND PHONE NUMBER, YOU'LL GET BETTER RESULTS WITH Quarter Horse Stud, fee $50. Have you tried Joy Parker 3V Mr Alt " COMPLETE DETAILS. phone 385-414- After 6 p.m. Texaco, across the street from Miss Janie Jones r. and weekends, 385-367- the Post Office? Wash, grease, FOR 2 FULL YEARS Steve Huckabee l Roberts Lumber Co TF-- oil and filters We give Gold CLASSIFICATION (Circle one)Help wanted - Wanted - Business Bond Stamps Double on See Or Call For Details on leave Opportunities Business Services MRS TOM - Houses to Rent - Houses for Sale Wednesday TF-- P sf 4. 1965 ROY FOSTER 385-445- 5 Lost Found Special Personal Volkswagen, new 1969 Ma in Dimmitt Mond. Notices - Services Card of Thanks Westinghouse 'Mwetll Apts. for Rent Miscellaneous for Rent Miscellaneous Sale Continental ARCHIE 385-445- 4 son-in-la- and for electric range, below ELBOW GREASE HOLDS CURRY Miscellaneous Real Estate - Notices - Legals Pets Autos, for wholesale, and Mrs. DwleHJWfi - Trucks Avacado color. 385-390- DOWN MORE JOBS THAN Jlll Sale. SOAP MR AND MR" OFT 1967 Ford Mustang 2 Dr. were in Hrownw"' Rates on classified advertising eOOGOSCOOCO'VCOOOOC NEED PARTY with good HT.V8 Auto., Air. their I Honest-to-goodne- work with are: 6 cents per word first insertion; credit in Littlefield area to take Mr 1 Q FKKK OFFKI 1 over payments is the reason for your $1895. 3 cents per word each additional 8 on 1968 Model Priwnr Thn aJ. 5 Singer Sewing Machine satisfaction here at Sawyer 1967 Ford Mustang, consecutive insertion. !S If you'll give it awav. 0 In Standard Shift, 6 Itnllltiiior with y." I walnut console. Will zig zag, Pump & Machine. We cyl., Air. button hole, fancy mnllmr !re SuSieVJ Lwder-New- s X patterns, strive to give you just what $1750. The Lad' Nw t not ratoontibie 'or JO The will etc. Five payments HKPENTL '1 alter firtt at $5 55 or ALL KINDS ALTERATIONS, you want at the price you 1966 Dorian wo nvtukat inurtion Plwe iMd will discount for cash WritP rii,,... V U your d All clattified sccountt are o give you the ad free for o covered buttons, button-holes- , can afford. Auto. Air Power MRS. oofluTj due Q -- reo.it Dept., 1114 Steering. and payable 10th o' month following 19th St., belts, Mr and Mrs, G E out on their patio 0 Lubbock, Texas, 79401 TF-- L .p5 irnftior A flat reOiii.nj (e o' $1 00 S one time It will appear S Sclfres, 905 E 6th St , Phone Well Drilling Service $1750. their daughter 385-397- y" will b charged 'or " accounti 30 dvf 1 Former Drive In 1965 Chrysler New Yorker granddaughters .h03IC V Cleaners. V-- p4( due for all fucceMive reommgt in 'Free Offer' column. SHEEP FOR SALE. rt 4 Door HT. Auto. Air, Wood, Deana Ni!if-- Q Rambioiett ewes. Contact Sauxefc Power Seats. Windows, of Albuquerque, N O 385-341- 3 or 385-465- TF-- Brakes, and RENT CONVALESCENT l2tS?PUMPA MACHINE Steering. brother and his HI LINKS X equipment at Brittain --- Mrs. C T WoodofvW TWO COMPLETE household il wiloinommhimiworkI $1695. lhJ Pharmacy. Wheel chairs, QCAR and T ood LAMHCOlYn LKADI.KA I'.US groups, repossessed furniture. crutches, hospital beds, other SiAHMkai RIFAIR 1966 Chrysler New Yorker theC Excellent condition. See at Items. Complete line 4 Door HT V8 Auto. Air, and family, Mr and, TF-IS- C Kann 10 A.M. WEDNESDAY Q A.M. SVN HIUY Interstate Securities Co. Convalescent needs. TF-- Power Seats, Windows Kennedy, lJKj Brakes and Steering. wWUIlll.'. FREIGHT DAMAGED 1969 $1995. mn an'I) MRM model stereo consoles. AM-F- had H 1965 Plymouth Satellte, 2 Hackler have Multiplex radio. Many styles Dr- and 72s' - HT. Auto. VB, Real house guests models. 30" to Some J We Have Keys And 5 Nice Car. andilM with slight nicks 5 daughter-in-la- and scratches. Contracts, Will Show 8 XV M. All carry full factory warranty. 2 Anytime, Enthusiastic aJjy $1595. .Mr nncl .Mrs, W" Prices from Can i DIAL Urv.ror nnri Robin 1 CO 1 T rra $129. finance. 5 '967 Plymouth Fury 4 1403 JJf V-- nwfn SUCStSC' 19th. St.. LubLock, lJ1385-""jiJ- tw0nnSedan, Aut0 Air ' nthor Texas. Phone 747-557- PLAINS I H paint. M.e UonLlor f - $1795. son-ln-la- daui- 1 MOBILE HOME-- 50 x I me OO 1 1 , 12, 100 IT. lOOIT.m. T,m. 1 1 blue 00 T.me 00 T me and white, two REAL ESTATE : W 1963 Chev. 12 ton Pickup. bedroom. In 0-- VB, Auto, excellent 385-321- custom condition, only 9 g Phone 1 Long cab. months old. Call Jim Hall. wide bed. the Walker's daufhW, 385-605- 3 Roy JUR.-Q- r Littlefield. 7.17-- Wade 'i ta $995. lamliy, .Mr. anu ."; 1 1 1 02 Time 1 K I. 385-488- 8 ' 100 Time 08 t T,m, 1 14 1 T,me 1 20 1 Time D. Onstead andKlmberlyofM v9an T.,h,evrol,et lce Cr"m 14 ft. glass magic boat 50 FOR CLASSIFIEDS unit Is ready to tin MRS horse Johnson motor, goto work today & im trailer good make nnlnlvnn ftnnnV IB9! 1 skis and rope. money. Bj 1 1 32 T,m. 1 1 $495,00 -- ' MtJ. 126 Tim. 38 T,m. , 385-595- j -- 1441Tim. M 1 T.m. Lfttlefleld 7.17?A $ aim mi. uuu .. 395. Hackler attended twj family reunion m "I -40 H.P. vertical electric I motor panel-$320- .00. sunuay, 1 with 1 1 Time 62 1 1 1 UNITED 56 T.me 68 T.me 74 1 Time 1 1 PEST CONTROL 1 80 T.me Contact T. L. Tlmmons, State GARLAND MR AND MR Line Irrigation, Littlefield. TF-- J ' ! Llvesay and their TREE SPRAYING Mf I J and daughter, , 1 I f 86 1 Tim 1 92 1 Time 1 98 1 Time 2 04 1 Time I 5 01 l 2 iq 1 Time M House MOTOR CO. Ml linn Unret ft Saws machine filed and set Commercial Weed Control attended the P'c IS V! . rower blades, "Tnvnc" I., Pnln IJUW' Enclosed Is $ For 1 Time 2 Times Times '"on iuc men diameter M 1301 w 12th m 720 EAST 3rd Prl,l...... ,lrwl Mis) V l ana Vc ".' combination LITTLEFIELD M'1 Send The Bill To. O 15c Inch James Wood. 209 E. 1 38t).5637 1 Harst, daughter of Address City 385-434- 8 8 16th, Phone after 4 Tpi, miuon uarsi, i "i P m featurw CrirrCiC2iCrir5r3OCCi'iCrSOO TF-- AtfTMCMUM) Jtfl ballet dancers ftsuEsyiB play She is also oni J singers, r 'wap'.yr-'- "

f, ml THE LEADER NEWS, LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 13. 1969. PAGE 13 Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Doerr Mr. and Mrs H H. Wright. Sunday night with Mrs. B. S. McDaniel and sons, Craig and some time with Mrs Nettie West Jr., all of New Braunfels, also a MR. AND MRS. Harvey Setliff and Chester. Dwight, for lunch. Black man at the Plains sister, Mrs. 1 1 el ninth Erxlebcn Whltenburg were visiting MR. AND MRS. Dudley Nursine Home at Muleshoc with MRS ROY BLACKMAN of of Seguln. her children. Mr. Mrs. Cash and children were here and Clarendon visited this week in MR. AND MRS. Bill Brewer Jerry and D. J. Cox, the of over the fourth holidays to X DIAL 385-44- 81 8 first Bogard and of Los Angeles, Calif., and her the week and are moving some visit with her father, Dutch the Tom John 8 Blackman homes She spent SFOR CLASSIFIEDS mother, Mrs. Bertie Clawson of of their furniture to their new Cash, who is very ill at his a5c5ccocooasqac5w Littlcflcld, visited Sunday in home at Welch. Bro. home at Enochs. the John Latham home. Whittenburg has been MR. AND MRS. J C MR. AND MRS Marlon J. attending the Seminary at DRS. JOHN BLAUKMAN McDaniel had as guests the past Dallas for past Wlthrow andchildren and Ann GttlWWB the four weeks Harlan to Palo B JJ'J wutMHaHIl week their son, Mr and Mrs. and is drove Duro now getting located for evening the SS ALMA Lou Pierce of to Wednesday with their toward her being able to use McDaniel, and his new Canyon the of P Gordon work with the Welch fourth and enjoyed a picnic is spending tills weeK gra no parents, Mr and Mrs. her knee. three-rno- n ths-ol- son, Methodist Church. Mrs. supper and afterwards attended Lob i&Wv doctor... tck parents,SMr. and Gt. it Bryan. BARBARA CLAWSON has Timothy, from College Station. HELEN BLACK, daughter Jlfov qott MR. AND L,. the showing of "Texas" Pierce. i MRS. G. Fred been spending some time with Other company Saturday were of Mr and Mrs. H. M. Black, (IS. DARNELL Williams spent from Friday morning her sister, Mr and Mrs. Bernie their daughter and husband, honored her family and MRS. D. J. COX iblc to return)homo from until Sunday with their Brown of Lovington, N. M., Mr. and Mrs. Morris Peterson grandmother, Mrs. E. W. Black accompanied her parents, Mr Norton Hospital Tuesday daughter and grandson, Mrs. and helping care for a new of Brownfield. by planning and cooking the and Mrs. J. H. Chesshir of a stay of seven davs. Dell Sanders and son Billy of nephew born June 26 to the MR. AND MRS. Bill Wright evening meal for them the Morton, to Houston Tuesday R. AND MRS. Gone Amarillo. Sunday she honored Browns. became the parents of their Fourth of July. Mrs. Chesshir went for further i were Sunday dinner her parents with a dinner on MR. AND MRS. Tom second son at 4:15 a.m. July 2. MR. AND medical treatment at M. D family, MRS. Audrey I of her stetrfand their 18th wedding Bogard spent the weekend with He has been named Micah. He Harrison and son, Mike, of Anderson Medical Center and Mrs. , Otis Neel of anniversary. Other children relatives at Clarendon and weighed seven pounds and Llndscy, Okla., are visiting this MR. AND MRS Glenn present for the dinner were Mr attended the Fourth of July seven ounces, and was born at week with her parents, Mr. and In Gaston and daughter, Beckey SITING Thursday the and Mrs. Bob Newton and son, old settlers gathering and West Texas Hospital in Mrs. M. Q Shaw a Mr. and sister Fort Worth, arrived Monday William home were Steve, of Enochs; Mr. and Mrs. barbecue on the courthouse Lubbock. Micah has a brother, and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. of Mrs. DavidlWilllams and F. G. Llndscy of Midland and lawn at Clarendon on Eric, four years old, who is Pierce for a few days visit in the home ten of Lubbock; Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Frey and Saturday, July 5. An estimated anxiously waiting for him to MR of her parents, Mr. and Mrs AND MRS. Dewitt Tom Bogard. )ung and son?Donnlc, and daughter, Sherryl, of crowd of 6,000 attended the get big enough to play with Tiller and children spent the John Powell of Denver Lcvclland. barbecue. This has been a him. Mrs. Wright will be fourth with her parents, Mr. MR. AND MRS. Elwood and Melllsa Williams, MRS.W. T. Thomas has yearly affair for Clarendon for remembered as Frankie and Mrs. John Aduddell of Autry and girls had another (yiinq i& 'iter of Mr."and Mrs.. Allan been a patient of the Methodist years, beefs donated by the Sanders. Her husband, Bill, is Lazbuddie daughter and husband, Mr and qouL pnMcipU&tv tms of PortHumeneme, Hospital In Lubbock since ranchers of the area. with the U. S. Submarine MR AND MRS. Richard Mrs. Gordon McDaniel, and Monday, June J"). She RELATIVES here for the division and at present is Stanley of Hereford visited baby son, Timothy, visit part RESA AND DEBBIE underwent minor knee surgery funeral Thursday of Mrs. stationed at Idaho Falls, Idaho. Sunday with her parents, Mr. of the past week with them y, daughters of Mr and and has been taking therapy on Myrtle Nichols were a brother The maternal grandparents are and Mrs. John Hubbard. Sunday the Autry's had their ' " Jimmy Crosby of her knee. Much improvement and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sanders and MR. AND MRS. George daughter and husband and until '(field spent from Monday has been made in recent days Melbourne Doerr, and a son, the paternal baby and Mr and Mrs. n. grandparents are Setliff of Turkey, spent

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22:7-0- ) It was .SCRIPTURE TEXT: GEN. flock? Why not hmm and Ml. Morlah bondwoman? Whv ,, . the third day of their journey nm ahead To Abraham, the mountain All life will be meaning! turned the aspects of a funera pile. The blue Isaac!" Hut none of the : ,. ... . would soon i.,i u - 'I haze reminded him of smoke that ..irirnjiiiii.u iiuu iu mi- inp )p;( wind that arise as Isaac burned to ashes. The The scream of a mounu death-t- hc last blew seemed to be the sigh of Abraham from his rr.orio , l I - t 4 a- V f . e breath from a dylnfi boy mil- iimi- iiuu mine DrahJr)V.I "Had It been only two days ago Abraham laid him on the alter Withal pondered, "that God had called 'Abraham? the knife from his ben Heijl' I And Abraham had ansuercd. "Here am . then he looked at ihp bon When God told him to take his only son. Isaac. agony was in that moment as a Mtn r Into the land of Moriah and to offer him iUun.urirA nunrtr niv nimr nisso died a little Inside. always oeen In MATCHLESS mm burnt offering. Abraham had tno e .up now, to rear. I ears routed JO? stabbed Abraham's as GOD'S EVERY WORD clieeKs he stooped k -- I t 1. P 1 m n tin vntpnil - He deals with His heart-calli- ng at his heart strings until they lllliu. iiv miuu llnmi- koiio y, 4 ,n power is God How generously " are miraculously broke and stopped all melody There was no "Goodbye Isaac wond Ai of our physical necessities sleep that night for Abraham, yet. the morning it so all wild supplied by Him He planned found them on their way THEN THE ANOfc . OF t; could live in abundance He pointed As Abraham slipped his knife in his girdle (as unio mm. Again ADraham creatures before), he slisered faith in God and challenged us he had done so many times I". beings to lit) - us human very knife UUIUI1M.-!,...,, lt.n.. ! , birds. "Your Father at the thought of how soon that muy yj. strongly by citing the would be stained with the blood of his son. His provided, me angel in. by the clear iructed feedeth them." Then pause hands trembled as he gathered the wood for the How willingly Abraham 41JisH Isaac stream, take in the fresh air. examine the fire that was soon to burn to ashes. willingly he offered the n- -i as ..... t u.c f.aiHc anri "Re Still and know that They had waved "goodbye" to Sarah she thicket The journej downthj smiled at them from the doorway. Isaac had joyful one, but Abrahams who among us would doubt l'i He is God." Just skipped along beside his father, chattering as changed. For a moment tie soil, seed and the sea7" & m l that He gave us the the they went The lad enjoyed his father's future and had seen the heart t" He gave His churcn tor congregating .si viea; company and trusted him explicitly. His trust there the agony that God wcB'J . fee vv wv i c - t a.vikiiilaw Jeaaanaaaaw'A aam shown in his eyes as he watched Abraham. b and praising The Lord. It is here f day another sacrifice vou!d ume, nor a by "OH, GOD. WHY ISAAC?" Abraham isaac mis ran q He auickens our spirits ut inwardly. "Why not the bullocks of my thicket-b- the Son of God ip reve ation of truth and groaned WaaaeSfcAteJmg' our deeper . . :8lefcieeSSSSSSSB goodness and feeds leKMrJSelyOPLBEttttttttE WES DE "eeds with mis love ana i Bellar, i race He is the Id. Player to -- atchless beneficent , tries BriWra

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ON KXCHANGKTOUH them altho-s- ) t known them a i1" " Artiii'.-- Firt National Hank I'ionifr ii)or Market Chevrolet Co. .x Ke.siaurant It is difflu't Don Bell Troy Artnes love for 205 West Third Elsie Faye Goolsby Anton Girl Likes new Hawaii people. Its Mammons u Funeral Home Sjinde Grain Companv Luce X Nfl.-o- n Implement Mammons Savvver Pump X Machine enchantment Pror spade . Texas 939 East Delano (Editor t nolo Phllllt Boothe ol jungle In fact, it is understand t f H.L.. very Sawyer & Employees Anton Sharron Wade of Whltharral modern such as Los Angeles or only to wsit the' ChUliolm Floral and Rebecca Parith ol Springlake a,HIi! Miami and there are I B & C Pump & Machine Works Hunter's (irocer are In no snakes hone in v Leader-iN'cvv- vltltlng Japanete hornet thlt JE Chisholm s or reptiles ivUe - Mr. & Mrs. Buster Hodee linplovecs tummer at part of the Llont Club on these Islands helped to iJrVafefJ exchange program Hying either Rain full vnrirx nn.ntlt. and real b Prior to Ji9lni K.C. Rotler Furniture Dairj Mart Perkins Kooi'iii" X Siding to Japan, the girls tpent a week In among these eight islands. On thoughts I hopfs.-"g- L.V Dairy Queen and Employees Pierce Tracy Perkins Hawaii All three were Invited to one of the islands it averages oj - i Frank Robinson one of . tend their imprettlont of the fjOth ui incnes a year and on n,; aiicuitlif I'injlh Wit!I Briltain Japan, Japanete 250-40- Plinrinac) Curlej Top Drive Inn A.skevv 'l'.aco Service ttate and the another 0 inches yearly. ."! M.M B'lvins-Owne- Jones-Mg- hornet, cuttomt, etc , to the 311 East 8th k JT. Hrittam Ed Janie r Mr & As for the Hawaiian people, tTiie Mrs. Albert Askew Leader Newt to all Liont and that all were I - friendly and helpful. S If there En--' MrCarh Funeral Credent Hoiih- Kami) l.ane.-Hug- mteretted pertont may follow their llonie lte.tauranl Howling h Prescription Dorthy Mowat, our Unitous specific ou McCart & Bill & Shop adventuret Thlt note from Phllllt woiiJmtX" JD Staff Holder Employees Savage guide, I. Floyce Pierce Family & Boothe It the firtt In a terlet ) greeted us at the airport to include please Kpbl) l.uin-di'- Her personality touched ii (jin Co Grime ( V. Employees each uyst Uo Dili's K Auto Supplv Dear Mrs. Rogers, one of us pi.'WTE Ross Lumsden individually From James Crimes Mr Odell Chandler' Thank you for the her expressions Merlin's Food Store opportunity to write for and actions, CAMPBELL'S PlvVjjfci the she instantly became a lasting Leader-News- . I I will hope be friend. The bus AND AIR CONDi'-ouc- Ir able to share my experiences drivers were also friendly Thev were eager and thoughts with your to answer any aue'stion ourii readers. we had WE NEED and they would help GREATER CHURCHES AND Hawaii is truly a tropical the girls A GREATER FAITH off the bus at each stop. At the paradise. The palm trees, conclusion of pineapples, beaches, coconuts each daily tour I Ul ileacli To Give Us the driver would bid us a IU Power For Living And To and grass huts join together to safe the t. Combat Atheistic Isms journey back home and a form the beautiful Garden of farewell f Eden. with his warmest wish that Hawaii would I was surprised to find always be a Ol Ullllforiil CHURCH OF CHRIST out part of us forever. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Hawaii is not completely a It was a ,Th Park & 9th Street Rev Wallace Klrby little sad to sav unnH.hvx Littlefield Church es 14th and Phelpt CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway Ms .! ASSEMBLY Offcll IRVIN STREET FIRST OF GOD UNITED PENTECOSTAL BAPTIST Rev H L Hallmark ChuRCh M V, ON CHURCH Hall nv E E Houiens BAUTISTA El CALVARlO Dr W A Terry at Collega Ave, '030 Eatt 11th Be. feint no Range' 100 Eatr FOURSQUARE 14th GOSPEL CHURCH CHURCH OF BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH Rev JamnQHIentine CHRIST Rev John Conwy EMMANUEL LUTHERAN 718PhelpiAve Bob Wear Mmltter 1321 Wwt 6th CHURCH 17th and Creicent Drive Rev William Remmert 409 f IHST CHRISTIAN qHUHCH Wnt 3rd St Doug Morton 1305 Phelpi Av. T MARTIN AMf RICAN LUTHIKAN CHURCH mgSM He Phillip J Berry Area Churches SALVATION ARMY W. lOlh and Suntet Aye. Cspt Lon Kinley ip 621 East 6th UTTL6FIELD MISSIONARY BULA Ik BAPTIST m CHURCH Church of SPADE . . . tons of CarriefJ Ray, Ken Jehnton Chriit Firtt Methoditt ' FIRST BAPTIST eHURCH XIT Drive Methoditt Rev cool, humidified, mjj Rev R B and Sth St. Baptist Jim Smith A Hill, Jf. Firt 0 I 400 Eatt Sixth air! It can all ROCKY Firtt Baptut revotut-gms- t' CHURCH FORD BAPTIST with OF THE NA2AR6NE Rtv Ray Harrlion J J Terry the SEVENTH DAY ADV6NTIST Rev Robert Whybrew new, round, Carn'jrCt Ninth and Duggan Sth and LFD Drive o) LUMS CHAPEL BAPTIST Church Chrltt Don Mack Qreenway tral SACRED HEART Rv Hudglni terms Wj. PARKVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH CATHOLIC tem. On easy R CHURCH AMHERST HART CAMP Rv N Tucker Rev Lawrence W Sth and Wicker C Bobtien Flrit Methodllt Firtt Baptltt BE READY ''jimi Suntet and 8th St DouglaiW. Rev. John Nelton or Cottett T weather. Call col SUNSET AVE BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church of Chriit FIELDTON now for free estimJ Rev Benny Qoh CHURCH Leonard H Tittle Firtt Baptltt North Sumet Ave Rev Cien- - o Soney Wayne Sage, Pattor taklaUA. l evenand Highway Full Baptut T Glenn Wilton Church of Chrltt CAMPBELL'S PLUgjf Hi ANDAIRCON0lTj;3 iu tail at" " . 4 PHONE 385W

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For State All-St- ar Till Marsha Dawson, two-tim- e Coaches Association Clinic All-Stat- e basketball performer game at Duncanvllle. for the Springlake-Eart- Miss Dawson, who Wolverettes, will commence graduated in May, will be one two-a-da- y practice sessions of eight forwards on the North with teammates next Thursday All-Sta- r team. 'for the July 19 Texas High The All-Sta- r game will be School Girls Basketball played in the airconditloned gymnasium of Duncanvllle High School, starting at 8 p m SEASON Joining her on the offensive Bankers Nail Crown end of the court will be one of STANDINGS the following Mama Shieldknight, Spearman, Kathv Allen. Stratford; Judy MAJOR LEAGUE To Batting Helmets Townsen, Hale Center, ram Richardson, Canyon; Wendv The outcome of last night's I'IGGLY WIGGLY-- Cromer, Roosevelt. Sherry TEAM W L GB final season Minor League PCA-- 5 (Winner forfeit) Betty Lioni 12 3 by Stark, Quitaque; or game would have had no a Brewer, Rotary 11 3 12 effect In spite of higher score of Chapel Hill. on the loop 7-- 5 Butane 10 4 1 12 championship, but Piggly Wiggly still had to Guards on the team include Optimist G 9 G It could have crowded the forfeit to PCA because they Mary Williams, Tulia. Rita ILiLm W oLLiLiLVLiLflEYLKonVf) Batton 4 11 8 second place standings. had only seven players. Payne, Slaton; Carla W.O.W 1 14 11 Harrel Cushion was the Robertson, Dimmitt; Sandy Security and Coca Cola winning pitcher with three hits G id dens, Rivercrest, Renee v RESULTS were slated to hook up for the allowed. Rackow, Wylie; Nancy W.O.W 17, Baon-1- season finals. The Bankers Connie Black was the Huffman. Sundown; Pat Epps Optimist 7, Batson-- already had Lions 3, Optlmlst-- the crown nailed leading hitter for Piggly Wiggly Depot; and Wanda Rea Optimist 15, Batson 12 to their batting helmets, with a with a single. Sprlngtown. 13-- 1 record. The leading hitters for PCA P. D. Fletcher of Stratford were Willy Mason, Jessie will coach the North forwards But Coca Cola needed the Coronado, and Frank and Canyon's Bob Schneider win to tie with defending Rodrequez with a single each. the guards. MINOR LEAGUE champion Leader-New- s for Marty Collins was the losing Three of the four years in second place. Going into the pitcher. high Miss TEAM school. Dawson W L GB game the Newsmen had a 10-- 3 played In the state tournament Security 13 1 9-- 1. record and Coke had a LEADER-NEWS-2- 4 missing only her senior year Leader News 10 3 2 12 V.F.W.-l- l Coca Cola g 4 3 Twice the Wolverettes copped 12 All reported by 15-- Leader-New- standings A 1 s lead by the Class A crown. PCA 5 7 7 newspaper have been Plflgly Wlggly 2 12 11 the the second inning proved too unofficial, and a check with VFW VFW 1 13 12 much for to overcome, vKES DEPARTING POINT Llttlefield Babe Ruth All-Sta- r coach the coaches will provide a final and the Newsmen went on to BLOW & GO LEAG L L and official season standing, 24-1- ! Bellar, right, argues with Slaton umpire before the team was pulled off the RESULTS win H d. Player Terry Bryson gets in a few words on the left while Kelly Pratt, with Plggly Wlggly 7, PCA 5 (Forfeit) which will be reported in Ralph Mendez was the Team LaLaLiiLiLiLiLiH Leader News 24 VFW 11 Thursday's edition VFW Team H i, tries to usher him away. winning pitcher allowing Team hitters only three hits. Team 'WflBflVaflBflVA The leading hitters for VFW BB Team JK AVAVIisAVm were Roy Gillentine with two Team I 7 9 xk Kr FiZ singles and Brent Garland with Team VI 5 1 1 If BJf KsT ocal TeamPulled a single Tommy Hodge was the High team series. Team V 2294 high team game, Team II 793 high Ajtfc fW leading hitter for Leader-New- s !$$HBVff ' Lct mens series Pat Diersmg 489 rugh V - i'lSBfl with two singles Ralph mens game Hugh Savage 183 h.gh ' tH''-1- - JklV Tourney single ff Field Mendez hit a adies senes Margare' Savage 434 The losing pitcher was high adies game vvawn Crosby MARSHA DAWSON tlefleld's Llttlefield coaches Joe Kevin Gardner 160 tall talent Ruth All-Star- s were Bellar and H. J Cook, and d off the field and manager James Trammel!, had ited their match against argued twice earlier in the kkkkkkkkkkWkkkkr t vv vnfteW In the second game, losing one and winning kkkkKw 1 Wedneday night of the the other. kt tournament at Slaton. Then in the last action by te team was behind in the local stars, Kenny Owens ttom of the last inning, went to first on a hit pitch and twe outs, two runners on Terry Bryson got on the same - ' flHoBF tea ' Im4 two strikes against method. Richard Tamplin nKAivriV- n'p t. f ' 3m 'Ratllff when the coaches struck out, as did Donnie nagar ordered them off Noles. Ratliff missed on his first votive was in protest swing. Then the umpire called by officials of a strike on a low-are- a pitch that brought Coach Bellar out HHU ir first area of his box stating, "That's all, nce organizing we quit." l&eague here, the Bellar and the umpire w&MKjlhad played well argued a short while, and then the exception of a few the Llttlefield team was told .' Only two hits had been by their leaders to pack up and ded through the game, leave. by either team, and they The local coaches had both lateln the game. complained in the dugout rowitfleW had scored two several times earlier in the inUhe second frame and game about low called strikes n the'Rfcxt two innings. and officiating in general. They Brighter Spot itPHanderson collected had also mentioned midway in efieM's , only hit, leading the game about walking off. tttejabeth inning He was Llttlefield had defeated Post In BR Game the pitcher. 13-- 9 Tuesday night. A win rownfteW's only hitter was Wednesday would have put the WAY TO SCORE-Beh- ind THIS WEEK e'dfgSff at first by s into the tourney the bellowing cloud of dust FREE DEMONSTRATIONS lerseW finals. Doug Cummlngs is called safe THE EVELYN WOOD after stealing third base, and OF who is shown scoring on a READING DYNAMICS Ralph single. READING DYNAMICS Funk Action AT THE took place here Friday night in the first of two nights Babe INSTITUTE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Set All-Sta- r Meeting Ruth action against Littlefield, Texas Lubbock. Llttlefield lost the first elimination contest, Invites you to a free demonstration of this interna- 11-- by giving up five MONDAY JULY 14 S tionally famous method. Here, you will have in op- s unearned runs in the last Afternoon Inning. They were to play 11:30 A.M. portunity to learn how our course teaches people again last night in Lubbock in for next peek's area Liltle all life Iiprcparation an attempt to earn a birth in from walks of to read faster with greater eatoumaiiRMit here, Coach Rob Uromlowhas the district tournament at and recall. TUESDAY JULY 15 for 1:30 this afternoon for all Morton this week. illc'dinie'tin; Over 500,000 Graduates Read 11:30 A.M. ajjuc officials, coaches and parents. Thojgwuting will he held at the ball park. An Average of 4.7 Times Faster IkowSou said narents and fans would also With Improved Comprehension! CLASS BEGINS jbkljljjbe interested in a scrimmage between the Little League Title Our Lubbock graduates (over 300) are part of this 7 their alternates at Monday evening. remarkable record. All of them now read an average WEDNESDAY JULY 16 aLnjjKt'.s activity will be a doubleheader. To-The-Wi- re novel in less than two hours. All of them get through Foiiwiii'; and durinj' the games the finishing 1:30 4:30 P.M. Finish for business and education much faster than iuclt5Tvill be put on preparing the field for the reading un!3g The 1969 Llttlefield Little the cellar, the Woodsmen had David Blevins, and Kenny before. You can too! W guarantee it. AT THE CHURCH League championship was not consolation in not winding up Sharp each had singles. Andy also said he was coordinating with Rogers a 0roow determined until after press without a win. They took their hit double. FREE ENROLLMENT FOR A LIFETIME eowJKir Force Rase officials for additional deadline last evening, but the last game 17-1- 6 over Batson. leaches that can be used around the field during remaining four positions in the OPTIMIST-- 7 Upon completion of the Reading Dynamics course, final standings were established OPriMIST-1- 5 BATSON-- 5 FOR in towrhainent. if they can Iw 7-- graduates automatically become lifetime members ie The bleachers, regardless of the game's BATSON-1- 2 Optimist beat Batson 5 in p MORE btainS5will also be used at Anton the next week outcome. Andy Rogers was credited a make-u- game Friday night, the Evelyn Wood program. This means a graduate INFORMATION as the winning pitcher in a closing the season for both rUPony League tournament. A crowd was 15-1- in workshops free of capacity 2 Optimist victory over clubs. may participate graduate CALL 385-441- 4 Ttaflrcstrooins will be completed and are now expected to be on hand to Batson Thursday night. Kevin Hamilton was the the final clash of the charge: cone back and take the course as many times ball games. witness In the seventh inning the winning pitcher, allowing OR poRuse during schedule which happened to be he wants all free for the rest of his life. In this way, civic organizations, is score was tied and Kevin Batson batters only two hits. as Ttkiilding, financed by for the conference crown. Hamilton hit the ball to the The leading hitters for you are guaranteed a lifetime of reading improve- 806762-046- 1 fnjtedcr block and is located between the It was between short stop and Bill Turner Optimist were: Bill Turner g (12-3)- , t h ments to insure your success in school, business, or imoRiSti Legion field and the county barn. It was league-leadin- Lions scored e leading run. with a triple, and David Blevins Two more runs were scored to i defending champion and Andy Rogers with a single whatever. COLLECT uwilor the first time Friday iwim. and pull further ahead. each. Rotary (11-3)- . The leading hitters for Randy Lucas was the losing The Lions insured at least a Optimist were: Bill Turner pitcher and the leading hitter IVY LEAGUE share of the title Thursday with a single and two doubles, for Batson with a double. GUARANTEE 1 L night by edging Optimist 3-- and Richard Rogers and Kenny Team W The other hit was by Wt will refund the entire Tuition ef hours, following the assignments as BALING 17 3 But they needed a win over Sharp with a double each. Forrest Harry, a single. Team VI , any student who dors not triple his outlined by the teacher. The average Team III 11 9 Rotary for a clear title to the The leading hitters for 10 10 reading efficiency at measured by student may eipect a five-tim- e In- BINDINGS Team IV crown. Batson were: Randy Lucas W.O.W.-1- 7 9 11 beginning and crease in reading speed, and an Im- Team II A Rotary victory would with two singles, Forrest Harry BATSON-1- 6 the subsequent tests, er Team I 8 12 throw the championship Into n with a double, and Ben Farmer W.O.W. edged out Batson the student may retake the course free provement In comprehension and re- V 5 15 tPRUMpiKKS LEAGUE Team two-wa- y tie between the two with a single. 17-1- 6 in the Majors Friday ef charge. A refund Is conditional call. Any student who must withdraw ' and game. Team teams. John Marquez was the night for their only win of the upon the student attending all classes from the course for any reason may W L High team series which holds third !'1' 16 and 764, high Individual Butane, losing pitcher. season. er having made up missed sessions with any subsequent course at any "J,ijgr; 30 VI, 2105 a series and game, Nell T'mlan, 457 place solely, had shot at tying Ken Seal was the winning the teacher. The student must also future time, at no additional cost. but had to. LIONS-- 3 jrIVknd 32 12 19 12 and 198 for the title, pitcher. He allowed four hits. have practiced the required number ef 'tSjwahiel 27 25 OPTIMIST-- 2 The leading hitters for '55fiper 27 25 Butane finished in third In spite of Bill Turner's W.O.W. were: Jerry Feagley, 18 34 place, well ahead of great pitching Optimist was David Bell and Rayford Green NEW TOWN fourth-plac- 17 35 e Optimist. 3-- 2 '"MG53 Litchfield Park, Ariz., Is a The still defeated by Lions. with a single each. rtwq:jan) 15 36 two-gam- e .E ehn 12 12 new town for 75,000 latter had to take a Turner pitched a Ben Farmer was the leading complete makeup series from Batson i being built on 12,000 acres of Danny Brockington was the hitter for Batson with two mmuu'lei. Gardner Judah. Thursday and Friday to earn winning 9J IKI'th team game. open farmland. It's designed to pitcher with five hits doubles. Randy Lucas had two possible their position. allowed. singles and John Marquez had a Raiding Dynamics Institute 791 high mens the best W.Ug"" give residents in iU- nDavis, 509 high mens environment, free of smog, Batson finished fifth Turner was the leading double and a single. place. hitter PO2-046- 1 4i!!lJ Gardner 198. high noise, traffic congestion, dirt, for Optimist with two Dewayne Hayes was the 1203 UNIVERSITY LUBBOCK, TEXAS 79401 ' game Though W.O.W. remained in singles. JJJJJIjnd 170 and and other urban problems. losing pitcher

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NEWS. LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 13,1969 PAGE 16, THE LEADER undergoing ,,. University WMS Circles Lubbock " SPADE HHBHBR!BHPBfflPLZ jnd Anita Have Regular V JU V hnlU.7e"lM MRS. OPAL PRESLEY ANTON 1 in v," 1' r?" w vuua t,p 233-256- 2 lJ Joint Meeting MMPbAiMvlM!',, .. MR AMnu t AMHERST-- A joint Dnn'e and ROSE MARY RENDON miB meeting of the WMS Circles, and Mrs. Harm? left for Hawaii by American the Ruth Solesbee, the Annie MRS. C. D. NELSON 997-426- 1 airlines from El Paso at 8 40 Armstrong and the Lottie their mothVl a m Sunday to meet her Moon, was held in the First Mr. and Mrs. D. D Stephenson Weaver this MR. MRS. BUI Overstreet and Mr. and Mrs. V. S. J husband, Jessie, in Honolulu Baptist Church Monday AND Molder of Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. C. Fulks and chl E. Reed. for a week's visit Jessie is on a afternoon attended the Heart of Texas Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. longer visit rest leave from Vietnam Rose July Jubilee and Festival in MR. AND MRS. Joe Skelley of Anton. Mrs. Verdell Burton, visiting Z. B. Stephenson aims j m , Mary Is the daughter of Mr Brady on July 4, 5, and 6. of Duncan, Okla., are relatives chairman, presided. L. Other out of town visiting her tut- -: Mrs. THE ANTON Z. R. TOPS their sister-in-law- , Mrs. C. and Julio Guerrero of Mrs Charles Mlxon was in were from Frederick, Colo., K n Elkhu Spade. charge of the program. Club met Saturday at 9:30 Cobb and Mike. Ariz., .'s funeral Brownfield, Phoenix, MR. AND MRS. Doc Vann Mrs Jimmy Prlddy of a.m. at the Community Service HERE TO ATTEND Lubbock. Olton, On AP. W. A. (Uncle Bill) Estelline, El visited Sunday In the home of Littlefield was guest speaker. Center Mrs. LIndv Barnes was services for N M., Littlefield and ;r," were held In Portales. wv. aim.it" ii the Raymond Wilev's of She told of how the queen for the week. Stephenson which M. rauJ church Church Floyd. N. "appv visited Hereford. That evening the Is ministering to those In the H. G. MANLEY Is a patient the First Methodist VISITING with Mr. and f his two children. They are attended church at armed forces. in Littlefield Hospital. were Mrs. Gus Maynard during the holidays Summerfleld. The hymn, MR. AND MRS. Leon Ham, Mrs. J. R. Tuffe and daughter holidays were . "Onward fourth of Julv 1K BRO. TERRY and a group . . wllHHI Christian visited In the home of their Kensington Kensington. nd Soldiers", sung icrj" was Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Maynard, Barnes and child : y- V b Mr and Mrs. Dean Maryland, Mr and Mrs W. D. of boys left Wednesday the group. daughter. Phillip. Robbin and Randy, parents m in of Bucna Park, Calif . afternoon to attend the Plains Medlin, Post this weekend. Hanson from Tom Ball. Mr. and Mrs. weekend '' Baptist Assembly at Flovdada MR. AND MRS. Alton Mr. and Mrs O. W. Stephenson Smlthtield, ORIGINAL MEMBERS of the Earth Roping Club Wellington. Bob Sanders of ' and family of ,,-- ? m Thev will return home Fridav were honored at of the 25th Ryals and children of Miss Maynard of ? L. opening ceremonies his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jrnna uuicniT and GARY SMITH. Airman at Earth night. Carrolton visited Colo.. Seminole. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol uanyon First Class, from Goodfellow Annual Amateur Rodeo Thursday Sudan Rotary Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Ryals this Stephenson and family of usited t, Wallis and children of Mrs. T H Air Base, is visiting his parents. These riders have been in the Club 25 years. weekend. Anaheim, Calif.. Mr and Mrs. Belchi Burleson, and Mr and Mrs. MR N'D Mr Mrs Ra MR. AND MRS. Stephenson, and V! and Smith Smith VISITING Vernon Norman Billiard and children and Jackie Lynri Ni are to be Feted At Dinner Bert Harper Sunday were Mr. daughter of Glenwood Springs. of Lubbock mot he Mrs, married Julv" 18 at S p m Mrs. B. J. Stephens of Colo . Mr and Mrs Delo in and MRS RALPH Lewis is ounua SUDAN-T- he Flovd N M . the Spade Methodist Church ENTRY BLANK g annual Friona, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stephenson of They will reside In San Angelo Rotary Barbecue Banquet was Stephens of Hereford and Mr. held in SGT. ROBERT R Smith Jr NAME AGE J Thursday evening the and Mrs. Burton Harper of is home on leave until August school cafetorium with Lubbock. 4 He will report to 4594 I PARENTS NAME I Underwoods of Lubbock MR. AND MRS. Neal Student Squadron-TA- C. Eglin catering. Conkin and Mrs. Evans Air Force Base, Fla., Barbecued chicken and beef where he I ADDRESS PHONE Pendergrass attended the will be in training. His wife and were served. Homecoming at the Hale children will accompanv him An installation of officers Center Church of Christ MR. AND MRS '' Leon 0BITUARIE has my permission to attend cheerleading! was held with the Rev. J. R. Sunday. Leonard attended funeral 11-1- school August 6 I relieve the school and girls of any J Manning Installed as president; MR. AND MRS. Jerry services for Clyde McKee is responsibility of J Keith Glover, vice president; Overstreet, Curtis and Christ! Levelland, Wednesday. McKee accidents Signed and Eldon Nichols, of Lufkin, are visiting their ADOLPH DUKATNIK MRS. MARY B.McBRIDE was an uncle of Mrs." Leonard secretary treasurer. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MR. AND MRS T 0 Mote Adolph Dukatnik Sr.. 69, died at 10:25 a.m. services for Mrs v were recent visitors of Mote's LHS CHEERLEADERS... instructors I Members of the board of Thursday in a Littlefield hospital following a McBride, 75, of Littlefield uhod a brother, Fred Mote, in I. directors are Michael Bishop, lengthy illness. morning in local nursing ha- - Paducah. J Robert DeLoach, Herb Potter Hackler Reunion Saturday In Crescent Park Ch Graveside services were Friday In the MRS M W Wheeler of Hart and Phillip Gordon. with minister, Bob Wear officiate Camp, was a Whitharral Cemetery with Rev. Albert Kline, guest in the home Burial was in the Lamesa J Is Paul's Lutheran of Mrs. L. A Presley. School Being Planned Held Sunday pastor of Levelland's St. Hammons Funeral Home of Littlcr1 WpHnpsdav afternoon. Church officiating. A native of Brown Counu &I MR AND MRS. T 0 Mote Participants from Littlefield tumbling, yells and pompom he OLTON-T- Hackler wife, sons, moved to Littlefield in visited Mike Mote at the and area senior and junior high routines New Survivors include his Valsta; three :q: ft Arrival Family Reunion was held where she had lived Amherst Hospital Wednesday schools are being sought for a Sunday at Abernathy Adolph Dukatnik Jr of Levelland, John since 1935 one wan a iresce-t- P evening cheerleading school to be held Adance registration must Mr and Mrs. Charles Community Center. Dukatnik and Raymond Dukatnik, both of memoer oi MRS JIM MOUSER and here August 11-1- be submitted with So bv July Feagley announce the birth of Relatives attending from Whitharral; a sister, Mrs. Olga Povoril of of Christ. Jeff, Los Angeles. 31 to Diane Maner, 219 E. a son. Charles Richard, son. of School hours will be from 8 born Olton were: Mr. and Mrs. Temple, and seven grandchildren. Survivors include sons o i Calif . are visiting Loy 21st; Diane Perkins. 416 E. July 10 in the Amherst the to 11 30 in the mornings for Wallace Hackler, Mr. and Mrs. and Bill McBridPofCc! Mouser's and her parents, the 16th. or Mrs Marti Toulmin. Hospital, weighing 6 lbs 14 r'." participants ranging in age Winton Hackler, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Chem Terr cr L E Sullin's of Littlefield 400 E 22nd. Apt 4 Checks ozs from 9 to 16 Orlan Hackler. Mr. and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Clint Williams of VkI while her husband Jim is in should be made payable to the Grandparents are Mr and Bruce Hackler family, Mr. and MRS. DELLA MAE BELL grandchildren and two great grar.d.L Cherrv Hill N J tak ng instruction will be b the Senior High Cheerleaders All Mrs Wesley Hargesheimer of and Mrs. Bud Andrew, Mrs. Services for Mrs. Delia Mae Bell. 53, of special training for Ri i Luuefieid High cheerleaders proceeds will go toward Sudan and Mr and Mrs. R V Malcom Ogletree, Danny and w expenses Feagle Compam and .ii .n ude stunts defraving their tamp of Littlefield Darrel. Miss Theo Hackler, H. Lubbock, who died Thursday at her home after EUGENE GOHEEN R. Keeter, Mr. a lengthy illness, were conducted Friday in the fc ( fc ( Jfc J fc ( Jfc and Mrs. Keith Services for Eugene Goheen 46 il Boone Mr. First Baptist Church of Petersburg with Rev. H. and children, and 2:30 p.m. Friday at his home Mrs. James Martin and children G. Verner, former pastor of the Petersburg First t following an illness and Mrs. Louise Dodd of Baptist Church officiating extended Borger Saturday in the Abernaihi Ch.ril with Len Rhodes of Tulia andCil Burial was In City of Lubbock Cemetery of Mitchell, S. D .officiating with Sanders Funeral Home in charge of Burial was in Abernath) Ceal Michael Oliver arrangements. Chambers Funeral Home in A native of Floydada, Mrs. Bell was a arrangements. Receives Honor member of the First Baptist Church of Goheen, a native of BcUont,0ii Petersburg where she had lived 12 years. She an Abernathy farmer for 17yeuiE Michael T. Oliver, son Willi of had lived in Lubbock seven years. the merchant marine In World Mr and Mrs. Claude Oliver of member of the Church of Christ, Littlefield, was named to the Survivors Include her husband. R. H. Bell He is survived by his wife, Doal Deans Honor Roll at Texas and a son, Ronnie Bell, both of the home; her allot till Tech. June 30. by Glenn E. daughters, Beth, and Jane AT A mother, Mrs. Lula Saunders of New Deal; a Anton c Barnett, who is Dean of father, Earnest Goheen of Education. brother. Keeton Saunders of Houston, four Owen, Leslie, and Jerr all of Oda Oliver, a senior, is preparing sisters. Mrs. Ethel Payne of Lubbock. Mrs W of Hereford, Clarence of Pentkticil for secondary education with A Arant of New Deal, Mrs A C Wages of and Wesley of Houston, three sstesi an English major and History Shallowater and Mrs Earl Elliott of Littlefield Swanson of Anton, Mrs. Vemnii minor and one grandchild Floydada. and Mrs Janell KayatofLl Perfect riyiryy' 'fTTfffTfTtffiiyyTyffff;r PRICE ffFlCl 100 Cotton Sateen nm u Fully Lined Completely Washable Sizes 10-1- 8 2.77 EACH sm OR

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