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• THE WHEELER TIMES (USPS 681-960) VOLUME 50, NUMBER 31 THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1984 SINGLE COPY 20t

SWEETWATER CREEK PROJECT A outline of plans to make the Groundwater production for both Wheeler County Water Supply District construction of Sweetwater Creek Wheeler and Shamrock is becoming office. Dam and Reservoir a reality was more difficult to abtain as well fields The Wheeler County Water District presented to board members of Sham- continue to dwindle. New wells can be Board of Directors is expected to call rock and Wheeler Chambers of Com- drilled, of course, but engineering an election on Saturday, August 11, merce last Thursday night at the reports indicate depleting and lower- 1984, which will allow county resi- Shamrock Chamber office. inf water tables. dents to make the decision to build A complete timetable of the effort A complete report of the water Sweetwater Creek Darn and Reservoir. leading up to the August 11, 1984. situaton is on file and available at bond election was presented to the BLUEGRASS • group by Don Rives and Greg Smith. "Following through with this plan will enable us to make good on our Fifth-Annual Festival Sat • pledge to support the project enthusi- The Panhandle Bluegrass and Old RV hookups available on a first come astically and actively work for its Tyme Music Association is proud to first serve basis, and plenty of success from now through completion announce the Sth annual old Mobeetie camping in the rough. Concessions RANDY MARTIN and to final operation," Rives said. Bluegrass Festival will be happening will be furnished by the Mobeetie Fire A key part of the plan is teh Avowed July 27. 28 and 29 at the Old Mobeetie Department. Dogs must be on a leash In National Finals Mobeetie Post Office — 1878 support of a large group of community Jail House Museum 30 miles East of and no drugs or alcohol will be Pampa on Highway 152. permitted. Kano), Martin, a soph. from leaders from Shamrock and Wheeler Wheeler High School, will represent set up as a steering committee. There will be shows daily, Friday The Association invites you to come • Post Office Open House Texas at the National High School "While this list will be added to 8:00 p.m. to midnight; Saturday noon on out and enjoy a weekend of shade The U.S. Postal Service desigi- miles a day delivering the mail. Rodeo Assoc. Finals in Rapid City, from time to time as the effort to midnight; and a free show on tree pickin' and fun for the whole nated the month of June as Quality Maggie Myers and Ad Turnbow South Dakota, July 2.3-29. The Texas develops, the following-named sup- Sunday. family. Service Month. Mobeetie held their Shamrock resident set up the histori- Team will be the top four contestants porters have already pledged them- Tickets are : $5.00 for Friday, $7.00 For further information call Open House inviting customers to cal display bringing part of the Old in each rodeo event, and it will try for selves to an active role in seeking a for all day Saturday, $5.00 for Satur- 806/383-4143 or 806/353-6515. come and see the historial displays the Mobeetie Post Office Boxes from the its third straight national title. positive vote in the August election," day night only, $12.00 for a two day The Panhandle Bluegrass and Old quality of service and friendlyness of museum in Shamrock. ticket, children 12 and under free. Tyme Music Association is a non-- The Texas Finals were held at the Rives said. Guadalupe Co. Fair Grounds in the employees on June 27th. 9:00 a.m. The first Mobeetie Post Office was Members of the steering committee Tickets may be purchased from any profit organization whose sole purpose until 2:00 p.m. is for the promotion and preservation Seguin, June 17-23. Randy and his also a General Store. When the town are:Boyd Austin, Lonnie Kenney, Bob Panhandle Bluegrass Association Refreshments were served in the moved in 1920 the Post Office moved of Bluegrass and Old Tyme Music. team-roping partner, Travis Patterson Frankenbery, Bob Hink, Chuck member or at the gate. There will be lobby to the 130 who came from also, this time back of a Drug Store, from Spearman High School, chal- Hogan, David Cross, Jim Wright, Mobeetie and surrounding towns to When depression shut the Drug Store lenged 68 other teams to qualify for N.D. Ware, Bobby Ware, Thurman help with the open house. Ada Lou down the Post Office remained. their trip to Nationals. They placed Rives, Richard Wallace, Charles Lester, Postmaster and Maggie Myers third in a three go round average. Wood, James Verden, Joe Weatherly, who works in the Post Office make it a Lighting Express Other members from Region I qualify- Greg and Ruth Smith, Bobbye Hill. delight every time anyone goes in. The beginning of the Mobeetie Post ing for the Texas Team were Adam Danny Kenney, Donald Rives, Siebert There have been 15 postmaters with Office can be traced to a small buffalo Brewster in bull riding from Snyder, Worley, Clell Gearheart, J.G. Bach- Ada Lou being the 15th and 3rd women hunter's camp near Sweetwater Mark Pearson in barebacks from Creek. This camp was called Hidetown man, Becky Brown, Sonny Hillburn, Spearman, Karen Corcoran in goat to serve as Postmaster. Boyd Williams, Ray Morgan, Robert The Mobeetie Post Office is 105 because the crude buildings were tieing from Aspermont, and Hadley Laycock, Bob Markham, Ron Gowdy, years old this year. It was granted a made of poles driven into the ground Reed in barebacks from Spearman. Noel Walton, Ken Wischkaemper, • Post Office in 1879 and the first in the and covered with buffalo hides. This Wallace Fields, John Rushing, Edna Texas Panhandle with George A. was the first Anglo-American settle- Lester Webb Services Sanders, Mildred Giehart, James Montgomery the first Post Master. He ment in the Texas Panhandle. It was a Lester Webb 70, of N. E. Amarillo Lunsford, Audra Morgan, Charles worked alone, sorting mail and then very good location near good pure died on June 26. He was the father of a Rushing, Jim Wakefield, Howard delivering it. water. long time resident of Mobeetie Don Weatherby, Nan Reeves Andy Se- The Mobeetie Post Office isn't slot May 18, 1875, Ft. Elliott was Webb. ward, Neoami Cook, Ron Rives, Ralph different today with Ada Lou Lester erected only two rnilesfrom Hidetown, Pasley, Jointly Vilascuez, Dickie Du.- Services were held at 11:00 a.m. responsible for it and Maggie Myer's one half mile south of Sweetwater Monday, June 28, in the West ton, Gail Ledbetter, Doug Cooper, working 2 hours a week. When Ada Creek. The soldiers were sent here to Jane Thomas. Amarillo church of Christ with Lyndon Lou is absent a relief carrier drives 85 protect the people in the settlement Lantham minister, offiated. He was A brief history of the proposed from hostile Indians. ‘LECTRIC LEARNERS teacher for groups from 18 Texas project follows: buried in Llano Cemetery by Schooler- After the Fort came, Hidetown grew Two Wheeler County 4-H'ers spent Panhandle counties. This was the 26th Gordon Funeral Home. On January 7, 1963, The Texas in poplulation and abandoned its five days recently (June 25-29) in the year SPS sponsored the 4-H Electric Mr. Webb was born in Hamilton. CHAT Water Commision filed Presentation original name for Sweetwater. Sacramento Mountains south of Camp. SPS energy adviser Dan Redd, He retired from Potter County as a WITH Number 1437 of Red River Authority Wheeler County was organized on Cloudcroft, New Mexico, learning left, helped instruct Pamela Fancher, road and bridge supertindent after 20 EDITOR of Texas covering a certain area of CWE April 12, 1879, with Sweetwater as its about electricity. Southwestern Public center, and Anita Robinson. years. He was a member of West Sweetwater Creek in northeastern By Louis C. Sias county seat. The towns citizens filed Service Company (SPS) was host and Amarillo church of Christ. Wheeler County for investigation of an application for a post office and Survivors include his wife. Velma, the feasibility of constructing a dam I am sorry to say, I have no moisture were refused by the government Fowler Family Reunion four sons Jerry and Gayle both of to report this week. We did see a few and water reservoir. Avila/ 7/aE e 6 because there was another Sweet- By Blanche Barrymore Amarillo, Don of Mobeetie and Bill of sprinkles as we returned home Sunday An engineering report covering this water, Texas. The name for Sweet- Austin; two sisters Nola Trimble of study has been submitted to Wheeler The children of the late Levi Fowler, Old Admission afternoon. water, Texas. The name was again Amarillo and Neva Anderson of Rand- County Municipal Water District by Sweetwater, including his grandchild- 6-9 Ira Morgan -cwe- changed, this time to Mobeetie, which lett, Oklahoma, seven grandchildren Freese and Nichols, Consulting ren and great grandchildren, hosted a 6-20 Willie May Once again we had the full cooper- is the Indian name for Sweetwater. and seven great grandchildren. Engineers. family reunion June 23rd and 24th at 6-23 Geneva Harris ation of our advertisers and cor- Mobeetie received the grant for the A suitable dam site has been located the Holiday Inn Holidome in Elk City. 6-25 Jennie Slaten respondents in getting the paper post office and George Montgomery Their mother, Mae Fowler, was Karen Killingsworth together early this week. It was on Sweetwater Creek that would Dorothy Mcllhany was the first postmaster. He operated unable to attend as she is in a rest New Admissions Karen Killingsworth of Wheeler necessary to travel to Childress to a store in conjunction with the post impound a reservoir with a capacity of 65,760 acre feet, 49,260 acres of which home in Erick. 6-26 Minerva Jones doesn't quite fit the pattern of the pickup the new-size standing ads for office. Of the six surviving children, five the classified page; we gave Lyndol would be available for conservat 6-27 Janet Hefner average student attending summer Before the post office was estab- attended. They were Blanche Barry- 6-28 Gena Huckert classes at Murray State College here. Loyd the car keys and away he went. lished, the mail was carried by A suitable dam site has been located on Sweetwater Creek that would more, her daughter Pam Barrymore, Hester Dodson The usual summer student is a • Thanks, Lyndol. Lyndol is lifegaurding whomever was arriving or leaving Ft. son Steve Barrymore, and wife Carol at the local pool this year and Monday impound a reservoir with a capacity of 6-29 Eugene Gudgel recent high school graduate of or Elliott. Wagon drivers would mail and and grandchildren John and Stephanie 7-1 Karren Gill senior wanting to be a jump ahead is their day off. deliver letters for 50 cents each. 65,760 acre feet, 49,260 acres of which would be available for conservation all of Oklahoma City. E. L. Fowler, 7-2 Kenneth Little when the time comes to enroll in -cwe- The Post Office was officially open- after 50 years of siltation. with wife Wilma, their daughter Dismissals college, or a degree-seeking candidate As I write the column this week, ed on September 4, 1879. Mobeetie Charlotte Bonham of Oklahoma City, The quality of water impounded 6-25 Sandra Randolph making up required courses missed. Tuesday morning, a group of Wheeler was on Star Route #32,034 from Vinita daughter Vikki Brown and grand- and Shamrock individuals are enroute would be equal to that presently being 6-26 LaDena Taylor Karen is different! She has enrolled in the Indian Territory to Las Vegas, daughter Hope of Sayre. daughter Albert Stribling in Veterinary Technology and that to Wichita Falls for a meeting with New Mexico, 4 distance of 725 miles. used by the cities of Shamrock and Wheeler. Kathy Heinsohn and husband Darryle, 6-27 Frank Joslyn indicates a desire to take the long hard Freez and Nichols, engineers for the The segment of the mail route from and grandchildren Tess, Jamie and The reservoir would comtribute to Marilyn Copeland road to become a certified veterinary Red River Authority and the Sweet- Mobeetie to Fort Bascom, advertised Tyler of Sayre, daughter Jill Drake, current efforts to fully develop Texas 6-28 Choice Scott technologist, according to Kay K. water Creek Dam Project. The idea is as the "Lightning Express", had a grandsons Dustin and Casey of Sayre, S waters for municipal and industrial 6-29 Laura Guthrie Helms, D.V.M., head of MSC's Vet to collect additional information for schedule of 59 hours on horseback for and son Doug Fowler and wife Gay The reservoir would contribute to 6-30 Minerva Jones Tech program, the only college taught the promotion of the project. Continued Page 4 and grandson Trampis of Sweetwater. Post cards are in the mail to each of current efforts to fully develop Texas 7-1 Clarise Newkirk program of its kind in Oklahoma and Jimmy Fowler of Spearman, Texas, Gena Huckert one of only 37 such certified programs the qualified voters in the county; this Allison Little League waters for municipal and industrial his daughter Connie Adkinson and is the work of the same dedicated need as well as satisfying the re- 7-2 Janet Hefner in the nation. Allison's little league softball sea- grandsons Bryan and Micah of Mans- To become an MSC trained techno- group. The Wheeler and Shamrock quirements of the local economy. field, Texas, daughter Sondra Gum- Chambers of Commerce are working son will close for this year with an ice Webb Receives Honor lognist Karen must complete two cream and swimming party at fory and grandchildren Amy and Doug summers and four semesters of class- together on this project. I am not sure Don Webb, a senior at West Texas Wheeler Swimming Pool Thursday of Gruver, Texas. His wife, Virginia, room and clinical studies. "Amimals who did all the addressing locally, but State University from Mobeetie, is a July 5th from 7:00 until 9:00 p.m. All was unable to attend due to illness. need care throughout the year and Jane Thomas and Bobbye Hill were new member of Alpha Kappa Psi, players and family are invited as well Patsy Gibson with husband, Darryle, that's the reason we have no summer • the ones I saw with the list; I believe national professional business as Coaches, Grandparents, Officials, their son Brent Gibson and wife Peggi vacations for the students who must Greg and Ruth Smith also took a stack fraternity. and Sponosers. and granddaughter Nicole of Weather- care for them, " Helms explained. with them to address while they Webb is one of nine new members The leagues consisted of 4 year old ford, son Kurt Gibson with wife Janet, traveled. in the Epsilon Iota Chapter in the to 8 year old and 7 years to 14 years. also of Weatherford, son Derek Gib- THINK WATER! School of Business. Wheeler Golf Open Teams had 5 boys and 5 girls and used son of Stillwater and daughter Lori -cwe- Alpha Kappa Psi members sponsor mixed league rules. We had 2 teams in Gibson of Weatherford. Peggy July 7, tee time 8:00 a.m. at the We honored a "grand lady" Sun- the annual School of Business awards each division and hope next year to get Bryant with husband Tommy of Shamrock Country Club. Will need day. The family gathered at the convocation during the spring semest- a few more teams. The Astros and Wheeler, Texas. The eldest daughter, handicapped, may be adjusted. Spon- Meriwethers in Hinton for my mother- er, Christmas party for mentally- Dodgers were in the Pee Wees while Crystal Henson, deceased, was repre- sored by the First National Bank in in-law's 82nd birthday; she shared the handicapped children in Amarillo, Wheeler. the Angels and Rangers were in the sented by her family, which included spotlight however with her first great HIDE-AWAY: Jeane Roper returned charity backetball game and lunch- Junior League. All the games but one her daughter Carolyn Ross and hus- For further information call Sindy granddaughter, 2-week old leigh Hef- to work Monday morning after taking eons for students and faculty mem- Chapman, 826-5521. was pretty close. band John, grandchildren Ashley, ner of Oklahoma City. The other a 6-week leave to recuperate from bers. Prises are tropheys. 1st place low Team members for the Astros were, Continued Page 7 great-grandchild, Ronal, had spent surgery; Jeane is the Chief Adult Students in the WTSU chapter of Monty Markham, Jason Miller, gross, 1st, 2nd, & 3rd net. There will Saturday with Grandma Porter. Probation Officer for the 31st Judicial Alpha Kappa Psi have hosted the Andrea Dukes, Jana Howard, P.J. be a duffer Jim Wright Award. Another "grand lady" will be district. Much of the time was spent in Chandler On Honor Roll Christmas party for 15 years. Howard, Jeff Chadwick, Toby Keys, There is a $5.00 entry fee. Ham• honored Saturday; my mother will be her new gazebo in the back yard of As a result of outstanding scholastic Webb is an accounting major. burgers will be served afterwards. Keri Grayson, Hank Gilmer, Christy 80 on July 12. "Us, kids," are giving their home. Jeane's husband. Kirven achievement for the spring semester Grayson, LeeAnn Fergouson, Vaughn her a party in Calumet. gets full credit for the idea, design and of 1984, Marki Stringer, the daughter Wellington Men's Softb and Coach Dean Keys. all Annual Tournament You can look forward to a report on construction of the retreat; many other of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chandler of The Wellington Men's Softball As- Team Members for the Dodgers are the top four teams with individual that "shindig" next week. additions to the home and yard are Allison, Texas, has been chosen as a sociation annual tournament is • Jerome Grayson, David Sollis, Crystal trophies going to the top two. -ewe- also credited to Kirven. Before you member of the Dean's Honor Roll at scheduled for July 13-14-15. Entry fee Gilmer, Tina Keys. Tanner Smith, The tournament MVP will be It is certainly quiet at the Stas ask, it was not a kit or a plan out of a Central State University in Edmond. is $90 with the team roster to a selected. Amy Boydston, Darla Donaldoson. home. Ronal, Jr., was picked up at magazine. If you go by the Ropers and Oklahoma. maximum of 15 players. Teams play Clint Miller. For further information or to send Hinton Saturday evening and Cathi no one answers the door, holler over Marki is majoring in Elementary their own Blue Dot Softballs and Team Members for the Angels are entry. contact Richard Sims, Rt. 2. flew—or bounced—back to Houston the fence or call first—they usually Education with Special Education as deadline for entry is July 10. Wellington. Texas 79096. Phone: 806 Saturday. Continued Page 4 have the freedom phone handy. her area of concentration. Team trophies will be presented to 447-2689.

Page 2 —THE WHEELERI IMES—Thursday, July 5, 1984 It" catfish place. helping her parents Mr. and Mrs. your expected child has a flaw. If so caps. • Sherry Carlson of Abilene spent the Melvin McIntyre, this week. you can kill it off and try again. Or if it Mr. and Mrs. Darville Atherton "lids Is the MA" month in the community visiting SWEETERWATER NEWS is the wrong sex. If each of us that has visited Saturday night with the L.G. relatives. Shawn will go home with her a defect was exterminated, there Reeds. Another guest is little Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tipton of Sayre for a short stay. were out to have Sunday supper with might not be many around. Some- Lynn who is staying a couple of weeks Mr. and Mrs. Donnis Hays were Leo and Mellie Stone. Mr. and Mrs. times, it seems when we are shorted in while Lavanda and Wayne vacation in here from Enid to see her mother John Greer, Jonnie Smith and Hiedi, some respects, we get more in another Arizona. Summer time, and the living is Mildred Allen. Randy Greer and Brandi were out last line. Many geniuses have had handi- Geraldine Beatty of Anaheim, CA easy? Won't say that but it sure is Michelle Thompson and Jessica Sunday. and Mildred Smith of Amarillo were delicious. Had a bushel of beets. The Reed spent last week at Christian Leo and Mellie have a new great out to see the Lawson Smiths. Mel- apricots drop gently to the ground. We camp in Lugert. Michelle served as granddaughter, little Kelly Michelle vin's girls, Beverly, Kathy, Sharon, the rabbits, birds, and possums each counsellor. Townsend, her parents are Jerry and bryan davey and Debra, and Rodney's Tina have grab our share. Guess the Lord aims Wynona Winn was one of 10 Debby Townsend of Canyon, she has a been visiting during the summer with for us to all have some. Oklahomans chosen to attend the little brother. Grandparents are Wad- their grandparents. This is the week of our Declaration President's Conference. Subject is dell and Vina Davis. CONCRETE July 7 is Males Appreciation Day at of Independence. We should each Building Partnerships for Quality Kay, Jim, Paul, and Charli Brown of Cheyenne. All sorts of nice things are reverently give thanks for living in a Education in Rural America, she will Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Keathley, planned as Roger Mills County honors wonderful country. Few of us can do make a presentation, rural school Lori, Lana, and Leanne visited Sunday CONSTRUCTION two of their citizens.You all come. great deeds but we all can brighten educate one third of the American with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keathley. Leo Our friends Troy Miller and Jewel our own little corner. Often little children. has been under the weather with Patios, Storm Cellars, Wilcox are both home from the things have a chain reaction. One man Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Fowler have sciatic nerve trouble, laid him low. hospital after several surgeries. We cleans his yard. His neighbor does too. been to the state Letter Carriers Gary Green and his mother Maggie Drives, Sidewalks, etc. wish them the best of health. The litterbug hesitates to throw his Convention at Shawnee, said it just Fay went up to Amarillo Thursday to Monday and back to the grindstone. Enjoy your vacation more with a trach down in such a clean spot. Soon poured. 1-40 was flooded in places. see Junior Lee Green in Northwest Beets to pickle, potatoes and onions to mind free from anxieties about the whole community looks better. If it We were in the throes of beet Texas Hospital. Junior is having a Phone: 806/826-3474 dig, apricots to freeze. Time to start looks better, then it acts better. pickling when someone knocked, was mighty rugged time of it. watering again. Have okra and pea possible losses. Have adequate 204 West Ninth We can't take care of the whole Nolan Roberts, believe he lives in Las Been a lot more about amniocente- blooms, cucumbers big enough to eat. insurance covering theft, personal In Wheeler liability, and injury. Check your world but we can look after those near Vegas, anyway, his mama Myrtle sis in the paper. I'm not usure I'm in Joe says making a garden sure is fun insurance with the Rives Insurance us. Sometimes just a kind and Roberts told him not to come home favor of it. Main purpose is to see of but the harvesting gets him down. Agency. listening ear is all that is needed. unless he stopped to see me, come to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dickey spent find out, he and Joe were old buddies, a week in Houston visiting Ken and used to measure cotton together. Haydon Chiropractic Clinic RIVES 115 W. Tex. St. June Mattox, went over to see Eldon Myrtle was ninety March the 3rd, Court and Anne Spencer, on Fathers Day they put the big pot in the little one, 103 E. 28th St. Phone: 665-7261 Pampa, Texas 806/826-3573 they enjoyed a fish fry at "Let Dad Do had the use of the ballroom facilities at a Hotel, some 100 friends and rela- Records tives came to help her celebrate. Our Young People E.L. tells me his mama Mae LISTS OF INSTRUMENTS FILED IN Jennings Fowler used to stay with the WHEELER COUNTY CLERKS Heybecks and teach at Skiport, Red THE OFFICE FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE Males was one of her first students. 25 THRU 29, 1984 Vivian Brown used to tell how she JUNE 25, 1984 COR FIELD NOTES—Jimmie Nail to stayed at Texola and taught at SHIRT SHACK T M Britt, 4-12-83, Sec Blk 1 B& B Benonins, my great grandfather had a 114 East Texas Street LEASE MEMO—Atex Oil Co of Texas store at Benonine till the town was to Atex Gas Inc, 5-29-84, See Instru- burned by an enthusiastic Texalean- Wheeler, Texas ment • presumably. AFF—Lydia M Smith to Zella Smith, Congress folded up for three weeks etal, 5-16-84 vacation, left everything in good shape DT—O D Coulter Jr, etux to Porter borrowed enough money for the 114*:::ks: Rogers, 6-22-84, 475ac Sec 35 Blk government to keep flourishing, sent Phone: 8264719 M-1, Exc Mins an enormous tax increase bill to the D—Willia E Harrison, etux to 0 D president, and gratefully accepted Coulter Jr, etux, 6-22-84, 475ac Sec 35 their 4% raise, they needed it bad, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday Blk M-1, Exc Mins KIMBERLY MILLER age 5 daugh- MICAH CAUTHRON age 2 daugh- hard to get along on $70,000, looks like Try our RDT—First Bank & Trust, Shamrock ter of Kelley Miller. ter of Mike and Mindy Cauthron. they'd have the grace to refuse it, see some of then have decided not to run, FISH to Assembley of God Church, 6-22-84, • For all your prescription and cosmetic Special: 294' x 150' E'/i SW% Sec 37 Blk 17 there's quite a few people saying vote 35 P OF ATTY—Clyde Richardson, etux needs! everyone out. to Ona Richardson, 6-21-84 Gary Don Grace took Greg Carey, PLATTER • Gift Selections D—Garnetta Dalene Lowe to Tom Robert Thompson, Mathew Reed, Joel HYLAND'S Zenner, 6-25-84, 2ac NE'/. NE'/4 Sec 3 ,for all Occasions Welch, Casey Reed, and Benje Bruck- PHARMACY AB & M ,o u, PUS( IiPlION (INNS halter to the basketball camp at Ada Harvey's Family DT—Thomas A Zenner to Garnetta for a week, they did real well, brought Dalene Lowe, 6-25-84, 2ac NE% NE% home a number of ribbons, Robert Sec 3 AB & M won first on freshman ball handling, Restaurant ROL—Plateau Exploration and Pro- Joel won first as individual and his Phone 826-3333 duction Company to W R Whitsell Jr, team was first, Matthew had first 6-21-84, NW'/. Sec 10 Blk A-7 PAMPA individual and first team, Benje had 3 C/C P OF ATTY—Lee Ann Morgan-to first. Bill S Morgan, 6.18-84 The smaller boys went to Sayre for a ASSIGN—Bill S Morgan Childrens week, Nancy Bugg was their sponsor, L. & F. REPAIR Trests to Lee Ann Morgan, 7-10-83, going were Shawn Carlson, Randy R.O.A. T.V. ZENITH See'Instrument McEntire, Jeremy Silk, Monte Carl- SATELLITE ANTENNA SYSTEMS VAIL I ASSIGN OVERRID ROYALTY—Bill son, Vance Calloway, Jody Johnston, FRANK E. COATES, owr W Carter to Carter Energy Company, COME Jeremy Silk, and Jake Silk. This was P.O. Box 220 PHONE 806/826-3241 6-1-84, Int in W1/2 Sec 3 Blk A-4, Exc basketball camp. WHEELER. TEXAS 79096 110 W. OKLA. ST. N 100ac W1/2 Nancy took the little girls to Carter TO THE COR DT—Euratex Corporation to for the basketball camp, going were Texas American Bank Fort Worth, lica Tucker. Mandy Carlson. Charlene 6-4-84. See Instrument Hagerman, Tess Heinsohn, April ASSIGN OVERRID ROYALTY—Lela Hagerman. Jamie Hiensohn, Hope BEAT THE TOP 0 Drilling Company Inc to Wheeler Oil TEXAS RO McCord, Brandi Burckhalter, Chrissy Company, 6-22-84, SW% Sec 32 Blk JULY 12, 13, & 14 Coffelt, Larissa Langley, Pam Davis, SUMMER HEAT 17 8:00 P.M. Lucinda Langley, Lori Keathley, Misti Starring the worlds greatest RDT—Bill Rains, etux to Robert C Keathley, they all had a fine time. cowboys and cowgirls Burton, Trustee, etal, 4-20-84, lOac Aunt Emma Perry has been on the Install A Ceilin SE% Sec 9, lOac 51/2 NW% Sec 9 Blk puny side, Wilma has been taking her 27 and lOac SE% Sec 21 and lOac to the doctor and dentist at Cheyenne. NW'/. Sec 19 Blk A-8 You know there are some folks that with Light $15900 DT—Panhandle Drilling Company, FEATURING just give a lift to your day, one of those FASCO etal to Bill Rains. etux, 6-20-84, See . A is 820 at the Sayre courthouse, st Instrumen co-ordinatior. I guess, we always find AOL—Panhandle Drilling Company to The Younger Brothers a smile when she makes her state- LITCO Sesco Petroleum Inc, 6-21-84, Pt Sec 9 The Younger Brothers will play for the ments. $149°° Blk 27 and Pt Sec 21 A-8 dance on Friday night & Ed Bruce will Maxine Wilhelm tells me she and AOL—Lela Oil and Gas Inc to Pan- play on Saturday night. Alvanita North have just attended a $13900 handle Drilling Company, 4-25-84, Also featuring the nationally known writers conference at OU. The instruc- Old Jacksonville lOac SW% Sec 90 Blk 13 tor Bonnie Spears would like to "Country Critters' from San Antonio AOL—Panhandle Drilling Company to as the Rodeo Band. The "Country organize a Writer's Guild out this way, INSTALLATION AVAILABLE Sesco Petroleum Inc, 6-21-84, lOac Critters" will cue the rodeo perfor- the start would be a six weeks seminar Call: E.M. Rives Mrs. Betty Rives SW% Sec 90 Blk 13 mances and will be in concert at the to meet weekly at Sayre Junior Shamrock, (806) 256-5250 or Wheeler, (806) 826-3224 Rodeo Arena at 7:30 pm each evening. College, at which time plans would be Cann." eattNItAS eass4449 C.0444L.9 Continued Page 7 Dances will be held in the Clyde furthered for forming the Guild, Carruth Pavilion with an extra large probaly start this fall, sounds interest- dance floor. Plenty of seats available. Ed Bruce ing. ot A famous professor says parents g.rt should read to their children even at U BAR U ov STOCK FURNISHED BY the age of ten of twelve, remember Beutler & Sons .“ 14' when the teacher read a chapter each CoATIO" morning, we could hardly wait to hear OILFIELD TROUBLE SHOOTING the adventures of Billy and the Major FOR RESERVED SEATS and th indomitable Wilkes Booth Call 669-3241 or Write Lincoln. 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JENNINGS PLUMBING I J.B. Muffler and Mechanics Sweetwater Creek Builders & ELECTRIC SERVICE 1 Owner: Larry Jennings ,pipe Bending—Stock & Glass Pack Mufflers • Custom Homes • Additions • Remodels " A flush is better than a full house." • Roofing • Concrete Work [Roto.Rooter Service—Repairs—Remodeling I Will Be Closed July 4-9 Phone: 806/826-3153 9 years Experience P.O. Box 423 Jeff Reid P.O. Box 55 1110 South Main St Reasonable Rates Wheeler, Tx. 79096 826-5607 _ Owner James Babb rte- 845-2104 Mobeetie, Tx. Carol Lester was home from Texas and Bulah Grimes. Vi sitorsover the weekend in the Pampa visiting Jim Batton sang the until July 13th because of the families Tech and spent a week with her mom Flora Maye Kelly and Joe spent Doyle Grimes home were Jerry, special song. who are going to be gone to Glorietta obeetie Ada Lou Lester. Sunday in Perryton visiting with Dave, Beverly. Brent and Kelley Grimes and The Extra Years of Jest or X.Y.Z. New Mexico. Gary, Maryln, D'Wan and Kendra Sue and Billie Kemp. Juanita Bolster from Stratford and Club and Blood Pressure Clinic at the Rev. Ralph Hovey and Mary, Chuck ilWeditations Grimes from Amarillo spent several Visitors over the weekend in the Darren Grimes from Wheeler. Baptist Church has been put forward and Louise Hogan and Estelle Orr, By Goldie Gordon days visiting with Doyle and Bulah home of Ernest and Goldie Gordon ABOUT THE SICK James Alycia, Shelis, Diane, and John Grimes. were Jean Lanham and sons Ron and Jane Seitz is in Coronado Commu- MT. VIEW QUILTING CLUB Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bacon and I would like to apoligize to everyone Orville Greenhouse went to Dumas Mike from Borger, Suzy and Russ nity Hospital. We hope and pray this Mt. View Quilting ladies met on children and Paul and Clarise Hatha- because I didn't have the news last to attend the Bridial Shower of Miles Mohrmann Steven and Shannon from finds Jane much better. June 28th for a day of visiting and way have gone to Glorietta New week but by company came over the Mixon and Tanya Welch who are Garden Grove Calif. and Sandy and Bessie Galmor was feeling much quilting. Some of the ladies came in Mexico to the Southern Baptist Camp weekend and I just didn't get a getting married the last of July. While Tim Loyd and Amber and Brandon better and glad to be home. the morning and brought sack lunches for this week. chance. there she visited with Virginia Mixon from West Covena Calif. Gene Gudgel is in Parkview so they could spend the day together. One wonderful thing happened last and Doyle Greenhouse. On the way Tince and Leonia Williams went to Memorial Hospital. Hope he will be They are very happy that it was voted Por? 24-HOUR week that make everyone very happy. home she stopped in Borger for a visit the Doctors on Tuesday for a check up. able to come home soon. at the Totty school house reunion to Monday evening we received 1/2 inch with her sisters Pearl Morris and they spent the night in Amarillo with Sandra Randolph had a double heart put all new windows in. 9 DROP SERVICE of rain and I've never seen so many Jewel Hoet. Christine Meek. they visited Sandra by-pass at St. Anthony's hospital. Delicious refreshments was served fire flys, Tuesday evening we had 11/2 Ethel and Marion Grimes enjoyed Randolph in St. Anthonys Hospital. Remember her in your prayers a she is by Eva Webb and Glenda Tollison to Vogue Drive-In inches of rain. Sunday dinner in the home of Doyle Charlotte and Walter Coward spent having trouble with her lungs. Audrey Seitz, Lanelle Riggs, Bulah Cleaners Monday night in Borger with Randy. CHURCH NEWS Grimes, Orville Greenhouse, Eula 1542 North Hobart, Diane Jones and girls. They went on to The Mobeetie Methodist Church Johnson, Lottie Reynolds, Estelle Pampa, Texas Amarillo for Sandra Randolohs had a enjoyable service Sunday with Hodges. 669-7500 surgery. District Superintendent C.B. Melton, • Downright Sympathy to Marion and Doyle Grimes who lost their nephew Gayle 4 10-111 44* * * * 44* 41 * 4 444** Darnell recently. He was 53 and a comfortable! electricial engineer. He was accidently Pick Red Wing Pecos in the height, electricuted. w color, leather and style that fit I am a week late in wishing Molly E your brand of living. Enjoy the s Au fit, comfort and wear that Selby a Happy Happy Birthday Mark hay set Red Wings apart. and Kathaleen Frankenbery gave 1104 SIZES Molly a lovely birthday supper with 6-13 cake and ice cream at their home in Os

B, D, E, EEE Wheeler. Those attending were: Pd3ne 806 1126-M24 SuperSole Sizes and widths vary by style. Jimmy. Laura Fern, and Michelle 410 54;116Male Just in time for Summer Vacation Selby, D'Wayne and Laurie Selby, Shirley Koler, and Bob and Veletta is RE Frankbery. WEIEELTS, TEXAS 7911% Spring Sportswear Reduced 50% Red Wings Margaret Trout, Louise Hogan and Estelle Orr spent a very enjoyable day Summer Dresses on June 23rd. They attended a oral Reduced 20% B.J.'s WEARHOUSE Workshop conducted by the Historical Society of West Texas State University Summer Shorts & T-Shirts Reduced 30% and the Canyon Society. The meeting BUTCHERING & PROCESSING PRICES was held at the museum. Beef processed, double wrapped-25C Per Pound David and Tina Atkins and Herbert Summer Sportswear Reduced 25 % $7.50 for Butchering and Loretta Atkins spent Sunday Pork Processing including curing visiting Herk and Elnita Atkins. Double Wra Double wrapped-32C Per Pound Tuesday Elnita andHerk Atkins Swimsuits Reduced 20% $8.50 a head for butchering visited in Pampa with Fannie West and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ruff. We butcher Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. unti 111:30 A.M. Aubrey will have surgery at Cornado Children's Clothing Reduced 25% CALL FOR QUARTER—HALF—WHOLE Community Hospital Monday. BEEF PROCESSED Paula Wayne and Rusty Shahan Reduced WE NOW HAVE CUTS OF PORK & BEEF ON SALE from Arnett, Okla. Don, Mary Men's & Boys' Shirts 25% Margaret and Kelley Quarles, Cassie SHAMROCK SLAUGHTER PLANT and Shanda Hamilton and Donna Men's Arrow Short Sleeve Shirts Reduced 25% North of City Closing at Noon on Saturday Phone: 256-3241 Crawford spent Sunday in the home of Win and Claudia Quarles. I am glad to report Bessie Galmor Ladies' Summer Shoes Reduced 25% and Tracy Galmor were over last Friday to visit and help around the house. Childrens' Sandals & Dress Shoes Reduced 5i0% Lee and Janice Overstreet (New- some) who used to live in Mobeetie and their 2 sons from Grandbery, Athletic Shoes (excludifig Velcro closing) Reduced 25% Texas visited Monday with Win and Claudia Quarles. they were on their way to Colo. for a Longhorn Cattle sale Playtex Bras Reduced 50% and show. Margaret Trout joined them for supper. Emma Lee Lendon from Groom recently visited with Tommie Tyson, Betty and Diane, Rodney. Tommie is just doing fine. Arica and Carlenia Lancaster from FNAOBTIOCNt CLEARANCE Amarillo spent Sat. night and Sun. in All Colors 65% Polyester 35% Cotton the home of Arizia and Anna Belle Corcoran. All Marcella Patterson and Bonnie BROADCLOTH 169 Yd. Hogan from Pampa visited Sat. with Jess and Gazelle Patterson. NOTIONS Craig and Cindy Tellard and child- 100% Polysester 7 SeMenAgA, fa 8 ren and Don Brogdon from Clarendon Lace Trim LINING y? visited over the weekend with James Dan River and Alycia Moffett and family. Show No. Ticket Total SHOWS Mr. and Mrs. Byron St. John from RIBBON Time Tickets Price Money 111?" El Campo visited in the home of R. St. Gingham Check Saturday. September 1 MICHAEL MURPHEY 5 prn $7 00 John. They they all left for a family 10 oz & 6 oz. & THE MAUVES BROS. 8 pm n.00 2 Performances reunion in Minnesota. 0349

Sunday. September 2 Visiting Sunday in the J. B. Rector Yd. 5 pm 17 00 a GENE WATSON & DENIM home was Jerry, Joyce, Rance, and 1/2 CHRISTY LANE 8 pm V 00 2 Performances Amy Rector, Amarillo; Melba, Dale, Price J&P Coats Monday. September 3 5 pm t7 00 and Scotty Corcoran and Melody and Pastel Colors CHARLY McCLAIN & ifitial El Seam Binding GARY MORRIS 8 pm $7 Ob Kenny Sherrell's children Christy, 6,d) 2 Performances Tony and Debra from Copan, Okla. Rick Rack Tuesday. September 4 Amy Stewart from Amarillo and 8 pm $10.00 349 RONNIE MILSAP Hem Facing 1 Performance Jerod Stewart from Sayre spent a Yd week visiting with their grandparents Wednesday. September 5 5. 30 pm $10.00 Bias Tape MICKEY GILLEY Leola and Calvin Stuart. 9 pm $10 00 2 Performances The Lee Marrott reunion will be & Lace Trim Thursday. September 8 held on July 8th in the Shamrock high 5 30 pm 110 00 QUILTING CALICO'S 169 &1 RICKY SKAGGS & THE WHITES 830 pm $10 00 school cafeteria. Friends and relatives 1 Performances are welcome. Reversible Friday_ September 7 Lesley and Anna Bee Waters from 79 for 1price GEORGE STRAIT 8 pm $1000 Reg. $9.00 I Performance Happy visited Saturday in the home of QUILTED FABRIC 4 Yd. 2 Nettie and Pierce Walter. Saturday. September 8 Permanent Press (Perfect for Spring) J & P Coats GEORGE JONES a pm $1000 Leola Stuart, Jerod and Amy Stuart ) Performance visited last week in the home of Mr. 79 Yd. Metal Zippers and Mrs. Eddie Richardson. They SUGAR DOT Total Ticket Amount went to wish the couple a happy wedding and to take a gift. $1 .00 Handling Charge Lonnie Trout from Miami Cameron "Del Rio" PLAIDS Tr? Price Total Amount Enclosed $ Watts from Elk City and Shelley 2 for 1 Howard from Laketon spent a week Enclosed is a check or money order made payable to visiting with Ab and Ella Trout. Ella SPRINGMAID Tr! State Fair. Please send tickets to : Trout went to Elk City last Thursday to 79 help her daughter Judy Watts move. Perfect for baby items & Bill and Leatha Corcoran visited children's sleepwear 1 Yd. Name PLISSE Thursday in Pampa with thier son Address Tommy, Royce and Shonda Corcoran. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ford from 65% Polyester 35% Cotton City State/ Zip Springmaid McLean visited Sunday in the home of Only mail orders will be accepted until tickets go on sale across the counter at the Coliseum Ticket Office on the Tn State Fairground•on Bill and Leatha Corcoran. Sheer & Lovely Monday. July 2 Ticket office open Monday-Wednesday-Saturday 1 98 Kerry and Lewis Cox Whitney and during month of July Open every day dunng August . All outs reserved One ticket price for all shows Buy early for better Caleb from Perryton and Denise d seats Free •dminion to Fairgrounds on day of-show if tickets • , purchned in advance Scruggs from Pasco, Washington BABY BATISTE Mail orders will be processed and filled beginning July 2 spent Saturday night with Walter and Tear off and mail this page with yuur cheek or money order to Charlotte Coward and visited Sandra SIMPLICITY Tri State Fair Randolph in St. Anthony's hospital, Box 31087 Amarillo. TX 79120 Sunday. Edith Flannagan and LaRue Pierce PATTERNS 1/2 Price 111 from Amarillo visited Sunday with Jess and Gazelle Patterson. P-.1•19e '4 - 1 I IL III is,

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FARM & RANCH * • • 1/2 section Eastern part of 640 ac. SW or Wheeler on County-lovegrass. river. 190 ac. wheat sub-irrigated 2 acres with hog & chicken pasture. 800 gal/min. irrigation pens and barn; 8 miles east of well, deer, trukey, quail. Wheeler-Home has 2 Br. 195 ac. 4 miles West of town. One section. Large home, Irrigation systems. loarge metal barn, love grass, 1/2 section with 1/2 minerals. irrigation, alfalfa. ASCS Bases, Country Showplace-Owner FHA financing. will finance part. Have your own House and 6 acres southeast of lake. 1 Section. Some farm land, Wheeler&great country some grass. Large brick home. 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Almost New Contract Pending atmosphere! 1/4 section, 2 miles south of 1280 ac. SE of Briscoe; 440 ac. town-large home, barns & great wheat, improved pasture, 5 lakes, fences. slicked deer, turkey, quail, and 1/4 section-3 miles from town, prairie chicken. Grassland. Owner will carry. 1/4 section-4 miles from town- Farmland. COMMERCIAL . . . Mechanic garage and home. Office Building, trailer spaces 205 S. Main. and old gin buildings for storage. Rent house and 10 trailer Three rent houses, 2 trailer hook-ups or 3 building lots- spaces at the edge of town. $20,000.00. Own your own bank building- Office Space for rent in a downtown Wheeler. prestigious location. Building in Prime location- Contract Pending Contract Pending owner will finance part. RESIDENTIAL . . . 3 Bedroon, Bath and %, rock 3 Bedroom, 11/2 bath, Central fireplace, Jennai r. Air. Single garage. 408 W. 12th. 3 Bedroom house. Owner will 3 Homes in Shamrock - all pay closing costs. price ranges. Like new. 3 Bedroom, 1% 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. singel car bath, brick Owner is garage and fenced back yard. DESPERATE!! Available Soon: 4 Bedroom, 2 1 Br stucco home colse to town bath, brick home. 2 car garage. the smith agency - in great shape. fireplace, large fenced back yard, RUTH SMIGH, Broker GREG SMITH, Salesman basement. Will be priced to sell! JOE LEE, Salesman - 375-2380 Phone: 806/826-5541 or 826-3238 LOTS. . . We have several on paving. LONA WILLIAMS, Salesman - 826-3341

The Number One Energy Saver LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTKE cation should not be made, which Application will be at ORM WINDOWS AND DOOR NOTICE CITATION such hour and in such Court Want Ads I The Wheeler County THE STATE OF TEXAS be acted on, said Applica- PLAINS ALUMINUM Commissioners Court will COUNTY OF WHEELER tion having been filed by BOX 38 - PANHANDLE, TEXAS 79058 hold a budget hearing for To All Persons and Parties Arthur G. Rose, in said FOR SALE: A set of twin DOG GROOMING the 1984-85 fiscal year in- Interested in the Estate of Court on the 20th day of beds good condition. Wal- Schnauzers, Crocker cluding Revenue Sharing Clifford E. Rose, Deceased, June, 1984, and now pend- nut finish. $75 826-5551 Spaniels, Poodle grooming. Funds in the Commissioners and the Unknown Heirs of ing there in a proceeding on before 5:00 826-3161 after All matted dogs welcome. Court Room, Wheeler Clifford E. Rose, Deceased, the probate docket of said 5:00. Reasonable rates. Will pidk - FOR "FREE" ESTIMATES - County Court House, whose Names and Resi- Court, styled in RE:THE up and deliver. Call 826- Call Collect: 806/537-3382 Wheeler, Texas, at 2 p.m.. dences are Unknown: ESTATE OF CLIFFORD E. PIANO FOR SALE or Trade 5265 after 6:00 p.m. or 537-3400 Monday, July 9, 1984. A You and each of you are ROSE, DECEASED, the file 826-3104, summary of the proposed hereby cited, required and number of which Applica- Budget for Revenue Sharing GENERAL Classified Advertising Pays commanded to appear tion and the docket number FOR SALE: '79 Ford pinto, FOR RENT Funds is as follows: FOR SALE: Pipe and cable CONTRACTING 24,000 miles, air, power before the County Court- of which proceeding is 2315, ? r FOR RENT: 4 bedroom, in Capital Expenditures: Various sizes. New reject. Roofing-Painting stiring, $2000. Phone 826- etv room in the Courthouse of the nature of such Applica- 4.-.7 Oretta'S country furnished. 3-apart- Equipment - $100,000.00 O.D. Coulter, Jr. Allison, Tx Remodeling 3497. said County in the City of tion being that it requests a 806/375-2513. Call Al Fancher taptE't izi ments, 826-3184. This hearing will provide an Wheeler, Wheeler County, determination of the heirs of After 5 p.m., 826-5286 1820 N. Washington opportunity for the public to Texas, such appearance to Clifford E. Rose, Deceased. NEED RAWLEIGH PRO- make any written and/or I will pay cash for martgage P.O. Box 431 FOR RENT: Trailer space in be at or before ten o'clock If this citation is not FOR SALE: 1/2 blk, 2 bed- DUCTS call Harold L. Jones lk City, OK 73648 oral comments on the entire notes secured by Real 826-5684. Moore's Trailer Park. 826- a.m. on the first Monday served within 90 days after room house, water well. Erse Estimates- 405/225.20 proposed budget and to ask Estate. Call Don at 826-3573 3364. next after the expiration of date of its issuance, it shall McKamy and College St. any questions they might ten days from the date of be returned unserved. RICHARD'S Old Mobeetie. call 665-7389. MEMBER 1984 APARTMENT FOR RENT have concerning the rela- service, exclusive of the day The office executing this 2 bedroom, appliances in- tionship of Revenue Sharing of such service, which day writ shall promptly serve the La Grone Teri cluding washer and dryer. Funds to the rest of the and date of service shall be same according to the re- UPHOLSTERY Monument Co. budget. All records will be Furniture, etc. Call 256-3792 evenings, or the date of publication that quirements of law and the TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION available to anyone wishing Phone: 845-2761 826-3364 days. this newspaper bears, and mandates hereof and make Faye Sparlin, Rep. to examine them. Mobeetie, Texas which appearance shall be due return as the law 806/826-5898 small 3 bed- FOR RENT: FOR SALE: Round bales of at such time on such Mon- directs. FOR SALE. 1981 Yamaha THE room home. $150 per month day, which will be the 9th wheat hay, $60 a ton, Issued and given under XS 1100 fully dressed, AM plus depoist. 826-5274. FOR SALE BY OWNER: day of July, 1984, by filing my hand and seal of said FM cass. 3000 actual miles. Wayne Zybach. 375-2336 3 bedroom, 11/4 bath, brick BUSINESS DIRECTORY written answer to the Court at Wheeler, Texas, on Call 256-3980. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom Application hereinafter the 20th day of June, 1984. home, central heat and air. LITTLE MUSTANG house partly furnished, 826- mentioned, showing why T J Daughtry HOUSE CLEANING AND Large lot. Nice nieghbor- j 3260 DAY CARE CENTER the determination of heir- Clerk of the County Court of Call hoodl 207 Stanley. Call 826- OFFICE CLEANING. State Licensed, accepting ship sought by such Appli- Wheeler County, Texas anytime. Geraldine Britton 3111. PIANO FOR SALE-Wanted: children 0-10 years of age. 845-2201, Mobeetie Texas. Responsible party to assume New flexible hours. Drop- LIGHTS AND SIGHTS small monthly payments on ins welcome, 801 Mobeetie Casa Blanca Ceiling fans, PAMPA Haul Have Truck, will spinet/console piano. Can St. 826-3411. Lamps, Lampshades, Light- POOL & SPA Square bales of Hay. Call be seen locally. Write: (in- ing Fixtrues, Gift Items, 826-5515 or 826-5963 ask for aor clude phone number) Credit URGENTLY NEED Lamp Parts & Bulbs, Curio We sell Hot Tubs, Spas, Roger. Manager, P.O. Box 478 DEPENDABLE PERSON and Gun Cabinets. Swimming Pools, Saunas, P.O. Box 1080 Lockhart, TX 78644-0478. who can work without super- Unique Items for your and Metal Storm Cellars" FOR SALE: International vision in Wheeler area. Home! "We Service" 430 twine tie sq. hay bailer, Phone: 826-3123 HOLCOMB Regardless of experience. 665-8341 1312 N. Hobart like new, reasonable priced. Entered as second-class matter December 18, 1933, at the Post Write A.P. Pate, President, Phone: 665-4218 Office at Wheeler, Texas 79096, under the act March 3, 1879. 107 N. Cuyler 826-5203 HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bed- TRAILER PARK Royal Oil Company, Bow Downtown Pampa 160 ACERS FOR SALE: rooms, 3 bath. Plant room, Louis C. Stas, Owner and Publisher 646, Ft. Worth, Texas, AKC MALE TOY POODLE patio, 4 x 24 foot swimming West 12th Street With center point irrigation. Phone 806/826-5810 76101. ready for service throws pool. With up to 20 acres. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: FOR SALE. Extra nice 2 826-5820. tiny toys and toys in colors; Owner would finance 75 or 826-5942 bedroom, 2 bath mobile Wheeler County. . . $7.75 white, silver, apricot, and percent. 826-5820. Outside County. . . .S8.75 FOR SALE: Ten registered FOR SALE. 14' x 66' Schult home, All appliances in- FOR SALE: 2 bedroom 1979 blue black. Fee $75. can be Black Angus, without Trailer house. 2 bedroom, 2 cluded. New carpet, mini- model mobil home, 14 x 56, seen at 205 E 9th St. FOR SALE: nice 2 bedroom papers. 7 black Baldy, Heif- bath, central heat and air. blinds, and wallpaper. Call good condition. Also 1958 Wheeler Lodge No.1099 Wheeler. house in Mobeetie, cellar, Let Me %%rite It . . . ers, 15 months old, 60c lb. 1983 model. Like new. Call after five. 826-3608 or 826- model Chevrolet pickup, 845-3021. A. F. & A.M. contact 806/256-3247. Dan Trimble, 375-2223. 3127. runs good. 826-5704. CLASSIFIED GEO. RICHARDSON All Types Of MONDAY OWNER SELLING: 3 bed- work day starts at 8:00 a.m. when she room 1% bath, brick home, 7:30 P.M. Lighting From Page 1 Allison From Page 1 RATES: INSURANCE sorts the mail and takes care of the The Times perfers all garage, 20% down, assume a 200 mile run. First stop after leaving Chris Hall, Chad Caddel, Danette Robert Lane, Sec' y . window. The first 10 days of the Dyer. Kim Hall, Bryan Markham, classified ads be paid in 9% FHA loan, or refinance. Mobeetie was the North Fork of Red month are her busiest because it is advance, except for open 706 E 10th, 826-3489 after 5, GUARANTEED Members Urged To Attend. River a distance of 30 miles. Kyle Boyds ton, Denise Williams, Visitors Welcome. bills and payment time. ledger account customers. weekdays. AUTO GLASS Since 1879 to the present, Scott Dyer, Melody Walker, James • Mobeetie's grocer Don Moore a Cash and Ledger ac- INSTALLATION Mobeetie's Post Office has improved Hollan, Chris Chadwick and Coach relief carrier delivers the mail to the & Body Repair on its mode of transportation and Tammy Lane. count: 15c word; $1.50 GARAGE SALE area boxes. CROSS continues to give the people of this Team Members for the Rangers are minimum. (Ad paid when GARAGE SALE• clothing, WHEELER Ada Lou days this is the most CAR CENTER community the modern service that Kevin Hall, Ronnie Hall, Melanie place or by 5:00 p.m. books, kitchen items, bi- Gulf interesting job she ever had. Where Phone: 826-5515 any larger post office has. Gilmer, Shawn Miller, Johnny Sollis, Wednesday of week ad cycle, misc., E 10th off REDI-MIX else could she be a good friend and Wheeler. Texas Ada Lou will begin her tenth year in Deidre Dukes, Melissa Elmore, runs.) Reynolds, Sat. 8-3, Sun 1-3. neighbor each day to all who come her REDEMIX CONCRETE August and said until the U.S. Postal Melissa Walker, Aaron Hollan, David Charge: 20c word; $2.00 way but in a . small Post Office like minimum. SAND Service was formed in the early 1970's Jones and Coaches Bobby Jones and SEWING MACHINE Mobeetie. post masters were politically appoint- Tammy Hall. Card of Thanks REPAIRING age oil $3.75 Washed Gravel-All Sizes ed. The mane post master orginally WHEELER This was our first year and even 30 years experience ADVERTISING Office Hours: 7:30 to 5:00 came from master of the post. Her though our field is not complete we DEADLINES Inquire at Lodge Installs Officers had alot of fun. Next year we hope our Carrie's Sewing Bo: !!itar Phone 806-826-3223 Wheeler Lodge No. 1099 AF & AM Classifieds: Noon Tues. FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC field will be ready and we can get Phone: 826-3352 installed officers for the 1984-85 year teams from another town. Softball is Display: Noon Tuesday. There will be a Free Blood Pressure Satruday evening June 30. 1984. more fun than baseball and both girls Clinic for all Wheeler County resi- NOTICE M PUBLIC FOR SALE. 76 Olds, 350 PAUL'S REAL ESTATE The installing Master War Bro. P. and boys can play. Any little league dents regardless of age, Thursday, Any erroneous reflection upon the motor, 48,000 actual miles, 0„, as Houses or Land L. Farmer . P.M. And Bro. E. A. coaches who might be interested in character, standing or reputation of July 5. It will take place in the south Call 826-3622 after 5:00. Paul Topper Zybach, P.M. the installing marshal. softball instead of baseball keep any person, firm or corporation, end of the Senior Citizens Center on which may appear In the columns of if.4 tic 200 S. Canadian St. Other officers installed were. Jim Allison in mind for next year. this paper will be gladly corrected Canadian Street from 9:00 - 12:00 a.m. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom 806/826-5237 Jackson, W.M.; Larry Porton, S.W.; I would like to Thank all the upon due notice being given to th• Alred„, tt: Aluminum Wheeler. Tx. This clinic is conducted by the North editor personally at the office at 110 house trailer, 10 x 40, Bill Riggin, J.W.; Jim Montgomery, Sponsors, all the Fathers who helped Self-Storing Wheeler County Ambulance Service East Texas St., Wheeler, lean resonable, also 375 magnum Teas; Robert Lane. Secy.; David call the games, all the parents who STORM-SCREEN and sponsored by the Wheeler Senior The Wheeler Times does not know- pistol, see at 1101 S. Main Kreyling, Chaplain; James Hiltbrun- donated cokes and cookies for the WINDOWS CITY DUMP Citizens and the Texas Agriculture ingly accept false or fraudulent or Call 826-3384. Permanent year-round protection ner, S.D.; Gary Davis, J.D.; Jim concession. Thanks to all the parents advertsing or other advertising of an Changeable from inside. Easy t Extension Service. • GROUND HOURS Lewallen, S.S.; Paul Topper. J.S.; and is c lean..prow ler-proof . Eliminates who helped coach or work with the obiectional nature, printed in full Monday. Tuesday, Thurs- Educational programs conducted by confidence in the presentation FOR ALL draft,...Cuts fuel bills Riley Atwood. Tiler: kids. I really enjoyed the softball day. Friday and Saturday the Texas Agricultural Extension Ser- made. Readers will confer a favor if WHEELER LUMBER CO. games and appreciated all the help they will promptly report any failure Cakes OCCASIONS 8:30 A.M. fil 5:30 P.M. vice serve people of all ages regard- There are more than ten on the part of the advertiser to make Phone 826.5543 Whee ler , and support. Call Avis Miller Fine Service for Inc PeoP:o Closed on Wednesday thousand golf courses in the good any misrepresentation in our less of socio-economic level, race. Thanks Again United States . advertisements. 826-5904 color, sex, religion or national origin. Curtis Smith Page 5—THE WHEELER 11MES—Thursday, July 5, 1984

WELCOME TO Home Shop 826-3240 826-3636 • ii--FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH GERMANI MUTUAL 100 8TH AT MAIN - P. 0. BOX 89 a1 OCiatert WHEELER, TEXAS 79096 HESS TRUCK & TRACTOR Church (8061 826-3114 - Parsonage (806) 826-3079 REASONABLE, SOUND PROTECTION Ernie 9:45 a.m. All Types Truck & Tractor Repair Sunday School for your home and other property, McGaughey, 11:00a.m. Morning Worship 407 East Oklahoma St. Rita Pearson: 375-2379 Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Rt. 1. Canadian, Texas Wheeler, Texas E. A. Zyhach: 375-2528 , A quick spot remover is shaving Francis being sick. We wish for him a home, he is being sent to O.0 football picked her up. But word is she is going hand. cream. speedy recovery. training camp this summer. to Charles and Margarettte Halls in Paul and Charlene Luttrell and Set your alarm clock on a pie tin Colie and I stopped at Claude and I called Shamrock hospital Monday Pampa till she is better. Nurse said Zinnie Bailey of Wheeler visited the • pan, wakes you up for sure—or better. giicoe Mable Parker after church Sunday morning, Alene Hall had got dismiss- she was walking with this one hand K.D. Douthits on Sunday evening. To remove gum from a garment night. ., Vetola Parker ed. Linda her son Roys wife had come walker. She still could not use her left place garment in plastic bag place in Linda Bates from Wheeler and running rampant! Well, maybe soon stuff has not only been an eyesore and the freezer, let stay awhile then scrape Mable Parker Allison attended the I'll be able to do something about it. fire trap, it has been in my way. I do tvi off gum. wedding of Larry Dale Parker and e C7 _Mere e While I have been in the hospital, appreciate this help much. n Shane and Travis Goad spent Friday Tuesday 26th June, we got more Judy Forbes at 5:00 Tuesday 26 June By Laura Guthrie Melinda, Steve, their mother Lydia And besides getting rid of the trash, rain last night around 1:30 it rained night with the Mac Purcells, Lori in Pampa her brother and Larry sister As you know I have been out-of- and her husband Larry have been there are apricots to be picked. out south then around 3 it came out spent the night with Mandy Ferguson Linda were best man and matron of routine for sometime, but, the Lord holding things together. But the Melinda and Steve are pretty handy at north. Cloud and lightening was not while their parents went to a rodeo. honor Larry is the son of Claude willing, I'm back in the groove. This is greatest help has been, their work of that. And you know my motto: "Be funny. But we don't want those Talked to Mary Hudson Saturday Parker of Allison and Judy forbes is July 2nd. Half the summer gone! digging out dead trees and bushes and grateful for the thing others do for • showers to stop. 30th, she has just completed a big the daughter of Jap Bailey at Mo- What have I accomplished? I killed a using their pick-up to haul them to the you, that you cannot do for yourself." Mrs. Fay Jackson went home with batch of current jelly making. She had beetie. They will live in Pampa I forgot lot of weeds. That is for sure. But do dump. Besides the dead shrubs, they As far as news goes, I am still a little Weldon and Diana to visit a week. made Lois a blouse, had been sewing the church they were married in. you know what? With our wonderful have hauled away a heap of stuff that behind. But a few things have come Tuesday morning I talked to Alene other things. Last Sunday Mary, Odes Mable said she had a nice visit and this went to Borger to visit Sharon rains the second crop of weeds are has been accumulating for years. This through. Hall, she is still in Shamrock hospital. with Jeff Puryear other day in the Grace Pettit spent several days with She was not suffering any where, but Grandstaff and boys. Mary ate supper store, well it is nice to know he is still with Ray Fludson, Wednesday night, her sister-in-law, Gladys Reeves, in did not know when she was coming around Briscoe. We will try to Duncan, Oklahoma, while she she took some corn bread and beans, repair any make home. Bob and Bena Zybach went to RADIO & T.V. (Gladys) was in the hospital. She has Wednesday Doc Wilhelm and Bob cake and strawberries up there. Pat is Wheeler and ate at the new Maxey's and/or model Ra- gone to a singing school way off, I not been released as yet, but is better. Markham visited Colie. Steak house Saturday. She said it was SERVICE dio and T.V. Robert Morgan, music director at Correction Janice called down about forgot where. The Gageby Church really nice. COMMERCIAL RADIO & TY the Baptist church, and his wife the rain up there. sent her. She has been gone 2 weeks. Melody Goad had a birthday party 7007:phne, E . O826568klahoma-3 St. will be home Sunday night. Debbie had a vacation last week. They Correction talked Mrs. Bill Miller in for Ja'Nae last week. But I could not 40.808-826-3111611i : left the small one with grandmother June and Kevin Shaffield are at Allison about her visitors. got Melody Monday. Smith in Wichita Falls, and then found Correction some of Mamas Ances- Mables Saturday Cliff and Dorothy Roy and Willene Waters attended Ogle are coming for dinner today, they recreation for themselves. ters brought land for lc per Acre in the Waters reunion Saturday in Whee Also Linda Parker and small son have the floor run on their room. 1600 and 1700 was 121/2c per acre. ler park then on Sunday they met anc Jeremy, spent some time in Wichita Bill Ault has few pecans on his trees Correction, Dan and Lou Trimble ate a lunch in Maxey's Steakhouse Falls with relatives. It seems the the Cheyenne and West Sly kind sure took Larry to rodeo at Herford. banquet room catered by Maxey's. husband and father, Brother Jerry, Some July birthdays, Dale Manning hope he makes some this year. Willene said times were so busy some Last weekend Essie Finsterwald and had to forage for himself that week. July 4th; Hoyle Helton 15; Andy David of the family was sick. But they had Adrian and Dorothy Risner are boys had Kenneth and Ann Free and 25; Shane Parker July 27; Linda Carrol around 40 Sunday for the dinner, she Special Lady of the Month enjoying their family this week. That John and Marie Wright and David as Bates 27th; Philip Corey Davis 12th; didn't count at Park Saturday. But is daughter Darla, husband Punk and visitors. Gena Roshelle Dougherty 9th; Gena they had a nice time visiting and eats. Shop ping granddaughter Kari.All named Child- Mary Hudson said she was going to Spree Zybach 25th. Lou and Dana Trimble visited her at 1, ress. Grandson Wade didn't come. have some close neighbors soon just • I f Marianda and Michelle 11 and 6 folks B. F. and Margie Meadows He has a job, way up younder in across the road in the Douthit house were swimming in swimming pool, Sunday in Wheeler others there were 's A,AA Wyoming, so he is holding the west of the old Briscoe store. Rex and Michelle decided she could swim in E.J. and Joy Meadows and Misty, 4 pts\ homestead together and earning his Lucille Helton has bought, they have r, 111 the 10 foot deep she went. She was Richard and Bonnie Meadows and bread. The Childresses are also visit- been working over there putting down drowning, Miranda told the life guard children. ing with Punk's family at Allison. carpet. etc. will move in soon, Mary Michelle was drowning, she was Joey and Risa Keelin and children Recently Lorain Waggoner had a was so glad. • fighting to stay on top. Marianda had ate supper with Travis and Rosalee vacation with her brother Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Brooster was helping to go and pull her out 10 ft. water. Keelin Friday nite, Gene and Norma Rodgers and his wife Gilley. They Mattie Jackson Saturday in their Hope that taught her something. Keelin and children visited on Sunday. toured Dallas, Houston and then got gardens. Ed Wofford Helton came by Weldon and Diana Parker, Michelle Brandi Hawkins spent 3 weeks with lost over in Louisanna. She has been on his way to Calif to visit his folks he and Florene Castleberry took grandma her grandparents Cecil and Jean on the job as hospital Dietician, but on went to the cow boy camp meeting Fay Jackson back to the Care Center in Meadows, Jean and Brandi flew to REGISTER FOR THE SPECIAL the weekend she was ready to take off Friday night with Ed Helton, south of Wheeler, and picked Marianda up LaPort, where Donna and Jerry Haw- to see a new grandchild in Amarillo. Canadian. took her home Friday night we will kins live now. Jean stayed a week LADY OF THE MONTH AT Patricia and Ed Forrester managed We hated to hear about Zane miss Marianda. down there, she flew home Saturday. HEWS to spend a few days last week with Dale Meadows and family, Dean their sons, Curtis and Gary, in Dallas. Meadows and family were there AND WIN THE ITEM OF YOUR Dana Warren, from Canadian, Sunday, Cecil and Jean visited in spent some time here last week with Abraham Rest Home Saturday nite CHOICE, ANY ONE ITEM IN THE my granddaughter, Melinda. with his mother Gertrude Meadows My weekend held some lovely and Aunt Trula Galmor. They were STORE. DRAWING HELD LAST DAY surprises for me. On Sunday afternoon doing fairly well. Jean said LaPort was Eldon Ray Lee of Ft. Stockton, Texas close to Pasadina and it was not so hot OF EACH MONTH. came to my door for a visit. He was a down ther while she was there. neighbor-boy 40 years ago. He was Think it rained close to here last with his aunt, Annie Martin, so they night, we are rather cool yet at 10:00 HEWS 202 both dropped in for a visit. Makes me a. m. N. Main Shamrock, Texas feel so good to be remembered. A Ralph and Junaita Markham came little later Sunday evening, Willene to visit George and Avis Parker Friday they was pulling their travel trailer. Continued Page 7 They left George Sunday morning for Gallop, New Mexico. their son John FOR SALE: Owner Moving, Trailer Must Sell lives there. John and family has a 1980 Marshfield, 70' x 14', 2 bedroom, 1 bath, travel trailer he and his family are Assumable Note-Payment $350, Call Realty of the going with them to Colo. to fish and REDUCED Southwest 826-3573. relax a month. Juanita brother, Roy ALL ORTHO PRODUCTS REDUCED, 10 7o Harold and Mable Mice Johnson are WE NEED YOUR LISTINGS! going also. e ORTHO Lester and Chris Hall visited George ORTHO 11-L2 TR1OX ORTHO John Norman, Broker 806/826-3573—Office -.1•11111111iF• Vegetation and Avis Saturday night, Clydene Mier Don Rives, Salesman 826-3283—Home Hall, Bob Markha, Harold Dean and KLEENUP Baby Josh went the the Kinsey S ORTHO systemic TRIOX reunion, Marylu did not go this year. KLEENUP VEGETATION KILLER It was at Robert Lee, Texas. systemic LEWALLEN Weed &GrassKuller Weed & Grass III Stops weed growth up Martha and Jessie Brown from Killer to 1 yr. INSURANCE AGENCY Bristow, Ok. came to visit her parents nit r CONIENTS I Or MI Great for walks, patios, the J.O. Heltons, Darren has been LUTA • Kills a broad spectrum of _ driveways, fence rows. CAUTION tough broad leaf weeds and ALL•LINES .1 here for a spell. Jessie has to go back grasses—both annuals and MICIMINMIM 114 W. Tex. St. CARD OF THANKS S 1st State Bk. Bldg. YOU PI 845-2951 Manna AO eNT 826-5719 Wheeler, Tx. We want to Thank the men that Mobeetie, Tx. Se OneS • ••=1.• helped me out of the house fire also ORTHO % THIO Linda Calcote for bringing me to the 'ORTH0 ORTHO 0 401 hospital in her car, also the Wheeler Pruning PRUNING fire department, the friends and WEED-B-GON WEED-B-GON Sealer lawnWeed neighbors were so kind and thought- Killer Lawn Weed SEALER ful, for all the cards and prayers sent Si *Mel • Fast—easy protective seal per aID missdir. n for • EZEE-DRY ® in my behalf. Bill Atherton and ••••% Killer pruned. grafted or damaged Grain Dryer 11111•VI,0••• trees, roses, shrubs. Tommy Clemens for saving so many of -ed.t sem P. IN Contains 2, 4-0 and MCPP • Provides excellent —two proven broadleaf OILNGE ..... • • a • All-Steel • Grain Storage ana my treasured posessions. I have a waterproofing of planter boxes, weed killers. ••:••• wooden tubs, etc. Ili I In VI/ Farm Buildings Conditioning Systems home in Wheeler now and so proud of MI Kills dandelions and it. Come to see me. 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TYSON'S FAMILY PACK 5 LBS. OR MORE 12 OZ. COUNTRY STYLE PKG. $148 AI* 68' CHICKEN 38 oz.913 SPARERIBS LB. FOR S 41. 1.1L6 y LIVERS RUS-ETTE POTATO 4.•• aft." HASH BROWNS LB. 79' PET RITZ GRAHAM MINUTE MAID SWIFT BUTTERBALL 10-14 LB. PIE SHELLS 10 OZ. PKG. 4 OZ. PKG. 3FOR99 TURKEYS LB. ONLY 98' LEMONADE 6 BIRDSEYE WHIPPED TOPPING ORE—IDA COOL TATER TOTS 16 OZ. PKG. 67' iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiii WHIP 8 OZ. TUB 6.4 FRESHE HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG POTATO FOR SW ,WED. & FRI. BUNS CHIPS 8 OZ. PKG. 684, APPIP•Sh,.. °age 7-THE WHEELER TIMES-Thursday, July 5, 1984 grogram is further assured. 4-H. They provide healthy, adult- From Page 2 6-21-84, NEY4 Sec 50, Pt 51/2 Sec 49 University affiliation of 4-H: youth relationships, teach skills, and Court Blk A-3 and 640ac T James Sur ctinei front The 4-H program is one of the makes important contributions to AOL-Panhandle Drilling Company to JUNE 27, 1984 AftLion important extensions of each state's adult education by providing extensive Sesco Petroleum Inc, 6-21-84, E 240ac RMML-Stephen M Albright to Sesco land-grant college or university-an educational experiences for adult Wanda Walker Linda Daughtry, CEA Sec 31 Blk 24 Petroleum Inc. 6-25-84, SE'/. Sec 87 off-campus laboratory of learning. volunteers. AOL-D & B Petroleum Inc to Blk 27 and NE'/. Sec 1 Blk 23 cotunitCl (Home Economics) 4-H's student body is often several teers. Panhandle Drilling Company. 6-25-84. ASSIGN OVERRID ROYLTY-Paula STRENGTHS OF 4-H times the size of the on-campus State Extension specialists and local W1/2 W1/2 Sec 48 Blk 17 Wagner Thompson to Douglas r student body, and the "faculty" Extension staff: Vern Lohberger's son Danny Loh- Strengths of the 4-H program come ASSIGN OVERRID ROYALTY-Pan- Wright, 12-21-82, See Instrument consists primarily of volunteers who Land-grant college and university berger of Milpitas, Calif. is spending a from several sources. handle Drilling Company to Allen R MML-Dresser Industries Inc to - information resources are made avail- week with Vern and Susie. Sun. dinner Cooperative relationships of university are dedicated to carrying the know Steen, etal, 6-25-84. Pt Sec 9 Blk 27 Pt Puma Exploration Co, 6-25-84, Sec 18 ledge provided by university staff able to 4-H leaders and prticipants guest is their home were Suzanne and government: Sec 21 Blk A-8 Blk J M Lindsey members to youth in every corner of through a team effort of subject-mat- Lohberger, Danny Lohberger, Mrs. Cooperative relationships that exist ASSIGN OVERRID ROYALTY-Lela AOL-Petro Energy Inc to Blanken- ter specialists and professional and Merle Hunter, Jeanie Gardner and between the Cooperative extension the state. Drilling Company Inc to Allen R ship Developments Inc, 6-4-84, 524.5 Staff of volunteer leaders: paraprofessional Extension field staff friend of Pampa, Mrs. Lucille Tipps Service of the land-grant colleges and Steen, etal. 6-25-84. E'/2 W1/2 Sec 48 ac Sec 1 Blk 17 and SE% Sec 87 Blk 23 Hundreds of thousands of volunteer members. These field staff, extending and Terelle of Wheeler, and Mr. and universities, state and local govern- Blk 17 AOL-Petro Energy Inc to Bruce leaders give extensive time, talents the resources of the universities to Mrs. Cliff Walker of Briscoe. ments, and the U.S. Department of JUNE 26,1984 blanketship, 6-4-84, same land as and personal resources to support local people, have been the real Clifton Boydston, Willie and Opal Agriculture provide great resources RDT- E R Stone,etux to Don Earney, above strength of the 4-H program. Boydston, Sa Rita with Juanita Ocker- and versatility for the 4-H program. AOL-Petro Energy Inc to Terry man of Amarillo, Cheryl Badillo, Since all of these organizations and To The People Of Allison Blankenship, 6-4-84, same land as above Wanda Walker, Melissa, Melody, agencies must be responsive to needs I have a story that needs to be told. QCD-Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Janathan and Justin Walker, Chris and interests of people at the local of a townspeople whose thoughtful- S Railway Company to Fannie Lee and Jeff Chadwick all were at Lake levle, the relevance of the 4-H ness I will unfold. niNIE St4 /. Mathers Trust, etal, 3-29-84, See Ins Humphrey near Marlow, Okla. for a Prom Page 5 These things done below Here RDT-Manufacturers Hanover Trust Boydston reunion. Some that met For a woman we all know. and Murray Fuquay of Midwest City. Company to Roy B Mathers, etal, them there were Willie's aunt, Mrs. To some of us EDITH LEVITT is her On Oklahoma, came by. They were on no 5-17-84, See Instrument May (Boydston) Parks of Pauls Valley, name, FRESH their way home from Glorietta. N.M JUNE 28, 1984 Okla. his brother Ellie Boydston, and But to many "GRANNY" is one and and stopped at a local motel for the AOL-Vise Energy Inc to Monsanto wife Lois of near Fort Smith Arkansas the same. night. Murray was the pastor of our Oil Company. 5-18-84. E1/2 Sec 15 Blk and Curtis Boydston and Roberta, Fresh vegetables, fruit, cakes and Baptist church in the early 40s. He RE Cathy, and Lori of Dallas. pies, hot rolls, jelly and prepared was just a very young man then and Shrimp, Oysters, Scallops, Fish & More OL-Energy Resources Oil & Gas Bruce and Pearl Harrison and food brought by. our home was his "home away from Corporation. 5-10-84, 151.37ac WV2 Louise and Clifton Boydston were in Offers of transportation and dinner The finest selection ever of Fresh Seafood! home". We, and the other people of Sec 14 Blk RE Canyon Sunday for a Sanford reunion. always so near, her mail, groceries, the community saw him through his By air from Massachusetts, Oregon, Washington, Louisiana, DT-Atex Oil Company of Texas to Summer baseball season had ended and laundry done for her, how very wedding to an Okla. girl. and later Texas American Bank American Bank, but it was a lot of fun for young and sincere! Texas and elsewhere! gave him up to become a Chaplain in Amarillo, 6-9-84, 3.523ac SW% Sec 54 old. There were several teams all from Granny loves her people and they the U. S. Military Service. So after all Blk 13 Allison. love her, these years they still remember. They CROSS CAR CENTER A OF JUDG-J R Tindall to Dilly They check on her constantly so went to church Sunday night, taking Drilling Co Inc. 6-21-84 loniness won't occur. Brown Reunion me with them. A good many people at Saturday, July 7 - 12 - 2:00 P.M. A OF JUDG-J R Tindall to Jerry Raised shades or pulled drapes is a church were here forty-five years ago Latham, 6-21-84 89 attended the Charlie Brown sign. and were glad to greet the Fuquays LIMITED QUANTITIES! SUPERIOR QUALITY! A OF JUDG-J R Tindall to Eddy Reunion Saturday at the Allison So these kind people know Granny again. They could hardly grasp the - Stafford, 6-21-84 School cafeteria. Their family had is doing just fine. changes that have been made in the JUNE 29, 1984 moved to Texas from Arkansas in Her car is tuned and always ready to church building and its equipment and DT-Larry A Jones to United States of 1930. A nephew which was single at go, furnishings in the years just gone by. c... America, 6-28-84, 100' x 150' SE% the time had persuaded them to move Even a flat fixed or her TV if these They had breakfast Monday morning NDUSTRIAL Sec 60 A-8 (Sub Div 8) to Allison where his family lived. Ray friends know. I ,- at Maxey's. I'd say Maxey was a very RVL-Harlod S Denady, etux to Larry Brown went to Arkansas and helped In times of freezing cold and possible I ,t i small boy when the Fuquays lived . A Jones, 6-22-84, 100' x 150' SE'/. Sec them move out. They found work out snow, RADIATOR here. 60 A-8 (Sub Div 8) here and lived in tents for awhile. It Additional water brought in or a Day after tomorrow is the 4th of . SERVICE : D-Alton Lee Williams, etal to A B was quite a change from the grassy gate latched as the winter winds b , July! Do we feel patriotic? Is it just Griffin, etal, 6-26-84, Lots 1-3; 7-9 Blk bluffs of Arkansas, but they learned to blows. another day we don't have to live by IN DUSTRIAL • OILFIELD 1 and Lots 1-4 Blk 2, Wheeler love it. All but two of the eight These thoughtful ones exercise her I . the clock? Or is it just another day? AUTO • 462ICULTURAL , r QCD-Alton Lee Williams, etal to A B children live in this vicinity. Reed and hear, Well, at least maybe we can have a Griffin, eta], 6-26-84, Lots 10, 11, 12, Dorothy have lived in Calif. for years. By accompanying her walking, with Pt) rn Pn , -1--E7( • rtirl-- freezer of ice cream. Blk 1, Wheeler Everyone but Reed was able to make it one of them she has no fear. cbatieV TRAINED srEciALI5T5 a MOGECN eautri,AEMT D-Adrian Sizemore to Lawrence V for the reunion. Each one gave a short Even her trash is done by these people 1-0C AL PICAC-UP I- DELIVERY • EX1 RA U:1 26.E RA DIPTICe CAPPC-TTY CAS TANK REPAIR • CA/57.M &JILT RADIPTIC.C. Dunn, 6-26-84, 1/2 hit SO' x 150' & 75' speech about their childhood memor- so dear, x 150' Lot 4, Shamrock ies. The grandchildren enjoyed reliv- Firemen alert Granny of tornado OPEN -5477-1121:1411 MORAI/A.GS ing these memories with them. Those Mac's D-Vervon Smith to Baptist Founda- warnings by blowing their horns Loud a Carolyn S To K if 5 6651 ONO Jar,. tion of Oklahoma, 6-19-84, N1/2 & present were Opal (Brown) Boydston and clear. and Willie, Juanita and Terry Ocker- SE'/. Sec 13 Blk L, J M Linsdey When Granny decides to visit Evelyn 1 i c osetre man Amarillo, Forrest, Janice SaRita Car Service IF NO ANSWER 665 - 7 04 & D-Hazel Smith to Baptist Foundation and kids in the valley, IIMIIIIMINC- of Oklahoma, 6-16-84, 1/2 & SE% Sec and Neal, Clifton, Louise and Kim, Her house is cared for, important OPEN BY APPOINTMENT 13 Blk L, J M Lindsey Cheryl Badillo, Debbie and Heather, mail forwarded directly. M-Nadine J Spangler, etal to Randall Eddy and Wanda Walker and family These People I speak of-how great D Rudy, etal, 6-5-84, All our Int NE% and Vance and Caroline Boydston and Professional their christian love, GATELEY ELECTRIC Sec 49 Blk 24 boys all of Allison, Sybil (Brown) Fish They live in Allison, not heaven RENTAL DIV ORDER-Lee Etta of Dumas, Linda and Ray Hendrick, above. Car & Pickup Service 301 Main St. , 826.3352 Hedberg, etvir to Lee Etta Hedberg, Donnie and Tereasa Hendrick, Mark, But whenever our god comes down. etvir, 4-?-84, W1/2 SE' Sec Bik A-4, and Robbie all of Dumas, Robert and He will surely choose first this Exc 3.857ac Orene Fish, Siloam Springs, Ark., West Highway 152 wonderful, little town. "Let us handle AOL-AWilliam L Arrington to Getty 'Geraldine, Charles and Lorinda Town- Granny loves you and Evelyn Langford all your electrical needs." Oil Company, 4-16-84, W1/2 SE% Sec sley of Bartlesville, OK.. Guy and Does too . . . . Phone: 826-3469 4 Blk A-4, Exc 3.857ac Sylvia Brown of Wheeler, Joe, Naysa, so here's to you-The People of RDT-First Bank & Trust, Shamrock Brooke and Erick Brown, Pampa, Allison- • Wiring for: • Seasonal Air Conditioner to Chester Beasley, etux, 6-28-84, Donald Brown and Richard and Kathy A Thank You of prose long overdue! 7.04ac SW'/. Sec Bik 17 Brown, and children all of Lubbock. Written by Debbie Wilson Check New Construction RDT-First Bank & Trust, Shamrock Dorothy (Brown) Rorabough and Ray McAllen, Texas of Palmsdale, Calif. and Marie Keen, WHEELER • Ceiling Fan Sales & to J & N Production, 6-29-84, See Anderson, Calif., Warren and Char- Fowler From Page 1 Remodeling Instrument lene Brown, Ronnie, Debbie and son Kyle and Chad of Plainview, Texas, Installations AOL-J & N Production to Panhandle Dustin, Larry and Sandy McLean and PLUMBING son Dennis Henson and wife Deena, Computers Drilling Company, 6-29-84, Pt NW% John, all of Amarillo, Len and Betty 204 South Main St. grandsons Jason and Justin of Tulsa, • Small Appliance Repair Sec 68 Blk 13 Brown, Gerald and Sharon Horton and son Greg Henson and wife Jan and Telephone Installation AOL-J & N Production to Panhandle Girls and Peggy and Dale Brown of New Construction grandchildren Kristina and Jeremy of Drilling Company, 6-29-84, Pt S1/2 Sec Underground 41 Blk 24 Dumas, Billie June (Brown) and Roma Remodel Sweetwater. Their father, 0. K. Brown, Larry and Vickie Brown, Greg, Henson and wife Elam of Sweetwater RDT-Virginia Moss to Ray D Miller, Overhead (poles) etux, 6-27-84, Lots 17, 18, 19, 20 Blk 2, Gehrig and Alton and Theresa all of Repair were also in attendance. The third Clinton, Merlyn and Helen Brown, daughter, Lova Ringley and her family Shamrock, Tarbet Mike and Merlyn Jr. of BurnsFlat, Sewer Service of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was un- NO JOB TOO SMALL DISTRICT CLERKS FILINGS Ok. and Donna (Brown) Nall, Ed and able to attend due to previous com- #8448 Margarita Countz, etal VS John Richard. Friends of the family includ- Phone: 826-S907 mitments. Lee Countz-Rec. child support ed Virgil and Jean Stinnett of Dumas, Other relatives and guests attend- #8449 Barbara Garrison VS Thomas H Garrison-Divorce Lanora Morse, Jimmy and Vivian FREE ESTIMATES ing were Mr. and Mrs. Oral Burnam, Wallace. Bruce and Pearl Harrison MAX McQUEEN Elsie Alexander, Mozelle France, all and a classmate Mr. and Mrs. Owens. P.O. Box 754 - Wheeler. Texas of Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Stewart, Sue Brookshier and Pam Campbell, all of Elk City, Nelda Bowers of Levelland, Texas, Mr. and To The Friends and Relatives Of Mrs. Bill Cotts, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cotts and Ethel Rogers, all of Sayre, Tummy Hall and Bobby Jones Mr. and Mrs. Durwood York of MAXEY'S Sweetwater, Mr. and Mrs. Albert aa S e Roberts and grandson Alberts Roberts of Electra, Texas, Bob Grove of Oklahoma City and Michelle Williams cza of Stillwater. A banquet room had been set aside for family and guests to mingle and STEAKHOUSE ez/fzei Mott/Ana- view memorabilia on display, which included photograph albums, family lineage and a likeness of Levi in en4;eie ova& Jive& '&Ar watercolor painted by his grandson / Brent Gibson. A banquet for the group followed at malatiar 1a dedb 7 p.m. during which Jimmy Fowler NOW OPEN gave a talk on little known facts, the ,%71//77 4n/17, most important was the recognition given to Ethel Rogers, sister of Mae Fowler, for having cooked the delic- FOR BUSINESS agZed ious dinner back in 1917 which set the spark of romance between Mae and Levi, whose marriage eventually culminated in seven children, twenty- Hours: -q04 A four grandchildren and twenty-five , great grandchildren. 91S, texeS Entertainment which followed the Mon.-Sat.-6:30 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. banquet was in the tradition that the Stdiiiticzr /4 .s.2/1 Fowler family had always created their own. This time the relay was handed Sun. Noon Buffet: 11:30 - 1:30 to the grandchildren, Brent, Derek _./gzekeyn, led/ndied and e94Ata and Kurt Gibson, Jill Drake, Greg Henson and Steve Barrymore for an assemblage of voice, piano, guitar and o-Zoe atv weizeint documentary slide presentation. Phone: 806/826-3441 A brief Sunday morning service was conducted by Dennis Henson on Yzaci handing the relay to each succeeding generation and this time the talent Soar th was presented by the great grand- Located: I rwe of Wheeler on U.S. 83 _Vnad, children with the hope it will continue on down the line. •

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