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-t ~~!v!~rY" ~b ~~. ~ ti "I~ b ·r" r·,'J POR ALL YOUR ..ARMING NEEDS .. -\~ _ " _ .. ia\ .- WEEKlYREVI EVV . PHONE Joe Thompson Implement Co...... N"'"'. Rue LU ••OCK ", ... VOLUME ••••••• , PO •••••• 56 Abernathy, Texas, 298-2541 THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1977 t:tale County - Abernathy. Texas - Lubbock County NUMBER 35 Lul>boc.k Phone 762·1038 u , Little Britches Rodeo Roddy Shipman To Ken Davenport To To Be July 22-23 Play I n Greenbelt Play I n Greenbelt A nIght of fUD and Bowl, Jan Phillips Bowl, Denice Knox excitement 15 In store July 22 and23-6,30 p.m. Dlghtly Is Queen Candidate Is Queen Candidate at the Abernathy RldlDg Roddy Shipman has been Ken Davenport has been Clw. Little Britches RocIeoJ selected to play in the 28th selected to play in the 28th We have cowboys and Annual CreenbeltBowl AlI Annual Creenbelt Bowl Ali cowgirls entered from Big Star F ootba II Classic in Star Footba I i Classic in SprIng, Hlco, Texlco,No M. , Childress, Texas on August ChIldress. Texas on August and several hometown 5, 1977, Roddy Shipman was 5,1977. Ken Davenport was rIders. These youngsters are chosen for his outstanding chose n for his outstanding full of enthusiasm and wUl performance as a member performance as a member be competltlng In one :of of Abernathy's High School of Abernathy's High School America's 01 de s t sports in 1976. College recruiters in 1976. College re cruiters while entertaining from througbou t the South from throughout the South spectators with thrills and we,t will' be in Childress for west will be in Childress for spUIs of the Old West. the event which has a long the event which has a long A Little Britches Rodeo list of college and profess RODDY SHIPMAN list of college and profess Is the beginning of a career Ional players from Its past ional players from Its past In rodeo for some and the games. Such Individuals as ••• games. Such individuals as end of a dream for others. Mike Hargrove, with the TRl.COUNTY CHAMPIONS: Pictured Ibove* * Is* the 15 &: 16 year·old b.seb.lI te.m th. Mike Hargrove, with the Some cowboys and cowgirls TexayfGngers; Dr. Frank Texas Rangers; Dr. Frank recently won the Trt.County Chlmplonshtp. They wtll be competing tn the Stlte Tourn.ment have gone from Little tn Mldl.nd. They Ire. front row, left to rtght: Coach MIX Kenneoy, Bobby HamUton, Mtke Ryan, with the Cleveland Ryan, with the Cleveland Brltcbes all the way to Browns; Jerry Tubbs, an All Browns; Jerry Tubbs, and All Flores, WIllie Betts, SmUejl Lopez, Dlvid Rennedy, Luis Lopez., and Coach Bobby Cuev.s. Worlds Champion Cowboy Beck row. Left to right: Ruben Olguin, GUbert Cuevas, Merle p.tterson, Coach Durell Amerlcan-oklahoma Univ Amerlcan-oklahoma Univ Larry Mahan, once compet Slephens, Dean McGutre, Lee McCune, Tony Heath, Ind Oscar Lopez. erSi ty; and Bob Harrison, an ersity; and Bob Harrison, an e din Little Brl tches shows All American-Oklahoma All American-Qklahoma all over Texas. Walt Garri University have played in University have played in LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM WINS TRI-COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP son found out that football the game and gone on to the game and gone on to . with the Dallas Cowboys was The 15-16 year old boy's will be held in Midland notable sports careers. notable sports careers. Coaches for the winning be tter suIte d his style, but baseball tea m has won the be ginning August 1. Roddy Shipman's nomi Ken Davenport's nominee waIn are Darrell Stevens, dldn't completely. give up Tri·County Championship The State Tournament In nee for queen of the event for queen of the event is Bobby Cuevas, and Max his love for rodeQ6; he too and will compete in the Midland will' consist of the Is Jan Ph\llips. Denice Knox. Kennedy. competed in Little Britches Roddy Shipman will be Ken Davenport \",'ill be State Tourname nt w hi c h top 10 teams in the state. Rodeos. in Childress for a wee ks In Chi I d r e 55 for a wee ks No matter how you look pre paratlon prior to the preparation pri.:Jr to the at it, whatever you see the game. Jan Phillips will join game. Denice Knox will Explorer Scout Troup CLAS S 0 F 1927 H0 LD S RE U N ION youth of today doing in a him Thursday and Friday, join him ThuJ'sday and Fri few years they may be for a picnic, and queens day, for a picnic,and queens Meeting - July 28 "50 YEARS AFTER CLASSWORK famous for It. " contest. contest. We Invite you and your The Explorer Scout Troop Kickoff time for the K I c k 0 f f time for the family to the Abernathy JAN PHILUPS will hold their first organiz game will be 8:00 p. m. game will be 8:00 p. m. Riding Clubs Little Britches ational meeting on Thursday, Miss Phil.! ips is a daugh Miss Knox is a daughter MA I D OF COnON July 28 at the old Nu-Vue Rodeo this weekend. tEr of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Local Athletes of Mr.and Mrs . Pete Knox of Reporwr-Bernlce Evans Boy Scout Buildln~ at 7:30 Phillips, Jr., of Abernathy. Abernathy. ENTRANTS SOUGHT r.. m • Roddy is the son of Mr. and Attend Unique Ken is a so n of Mr. and Anyone who lS interested Mrs. Billy Shipman also of Mn. Curtis Davenport of Mr. P 0 ~ t • : .\ I, ~: 1'. ~ ' , sports Conference lilt in joining this group may Pauline Durrett Abernathy. Tuscola,Te xas. The Daven Ch3tr-:-n dTl 01 l.UI ' .... ). ~ call any of the adult leaders Shipman, who was grad port family move d there C h d. m l' f" : .:; : 1....- •• ~:1. , . \ 1 ~ " Torte Adlms, (Tennis) for further information. and uatedfromAHS In May, was MaiJ of Conon C ')"'; ... "' :J Hosts Cousi ns I and Denlse Phillips. (B1Sl< this summer, whe re Curtis get your application blank quarterback and the puntEr e tbllll, of Abernlthy, who be & a n Jut i e I July I as for tb i~ \.( .... '~~, ". ~ '.;' from them. These applica Reunion on the Anwlope team. compete In sports It Aber- superintendent of lim Ned tion bianks need to be com He plans to atte nd School,a large,consolidated Maid of C OP.OC d.! ' I · ~ I'- .'· ' ~ After several montbo of sh·.)u iu b{' fl ' 1 t ... : pletEly filled out at this AngeloState University, San ~~lt:~f~~~~end :;~~;s s c h 0 old i s t ric t south of letter wrltlnL telephoning, t meeting. You wili aiso need Angelo; ,. this fall, and will Abllene,He ended his duties returned to ht" t ubb ... i-. . _"nc/. much menu planning, ChCl mber vI COlli :~ , : . ~ (. :1 .) $3.50 for yearly dues to the try ou t for their football ~. 'lj:r~n:'tl~I~~~J~ ~t as principal of Abernathy eleven granclchl.ldren of the Tulsa, Okl.homa. Boy Scout Council. The squad. Hlgb School last month. M~. later than 5:00 p. m. , Se-rt late J.L.Davb met in the embE>r 13, ,drh tnf" actual adult leaders to call are' The five -day program of Davenport " ill teach in the home of Pauline Durrettfor .\tJ i r.~ · l nl:; Janeane Herring, Coieen "inspiratioD anj perspiration" Jim Ne d School system. st"lectioll :'If th, I three days of food, fun, and hel d Octotw: :-" th .... ,. !)v,_ Cecil, Ruby Benton, Hugh Tech Dads Award is 0"", of 23 FCA Nation.l Ken Davenport, who was Hill, Clyde Vandygriff, and fellowship. CO!1ferences scheduled this graduated from high school McK irut' \ The oldest cousin rre interes(c j ~ir l -Y., Cene Swvens. CLASS Of 1927 sum ; 1~: ' inv.Jlving lO,Of)() in May, fille d fullback and sent was 76 years old and Scholarship To ages of 19 J. n,! :.; th.-t· ·;.1 At this mee ti ng the .high 'jc ho.,)l.colleg ~ anJ pro safety positiOns on the AHS the youngest was 58. The never be,' n IT' d.:,r;t ' .:, !.,or· organization will e I e c t Jth~E"tes aDd ,: ·nches and Anteiope squad. He will * * * eleven COUll.. had a total AHS Valedictorian officers and tak e an family m e mb ('~ s. attend Angelo State of 741 years, One cousin ll L~ 5 fee t :, ta:' Inventory to see which type LUBBOCK----(Speciai to In c1d~hti.:m ~. O tlhLldd1e University, San Angelo. and her husband drove 1800 taller mol\' CJn:d,\.( t}'t of activities are of the moot The Reviewl---Texas Tech gr.,)uV j!J cu.(.') ion!. , lht' daily He plans to tryout for miles to attend, and there Lubboc k Chd. r::he- J ! ( .1 111- Inwrest to the group so that freshmanCraciela Quinonez, sche ::i1l1e comins of coml-' the Angelo football team. were cousins fromfour merce fOT oJ:-:' "t they may plan their 205 Ave. J, Abernathy, has etitio:1 in d. variety of sports, P. O. Bo x ';0 I, programs. states. been named recipient of a special events, workoufS, Two groups were ,oon Texas 794()~. Ph.J nt. " r, , - The Explore r Scout Troop Texas TechDadsAssociation coac hes clinic... ,andevening formed. the cousins and the GOLF TOURNAMENT 4666. has no official uniform, but scholarship. She was a~sembli e~ where top ~porU non-cousins. Each group at this meeting there will be valedictorian of the fig"res sh~re the ir Christian tried to out-do the other in SET FOR JULY 23-24 a discussion on some type of Abernathy High School Class faith funny stortes and plcrure biazer Or jacket for the of 1977. Amo~g the 22- yea~ -'J! J Larry Klafka, ne\·... man taking. By Sunday afwrnoon members of the troop to The $300 scholarship is Jf~a.~tuti:>n's mvi'e pr:J!11i ager of th e Abernathy a total of twe nty pe uple wear. . one of 20 to go to five nent proponents an·j,:oll:P' Country Club as of June 20, This troop Is be ing agreed that a cousins members each from the e!'1ce ')uff pa .. ticipants are announces there will be a reunion was more fun than organized for all youth, boys se nior ,junior ,sophomore and Tom Osborne, Jerry Kind• . l, Partnershi p Golf Tour anythtng they done in a and girls, 15 years of age Or , freshma n classe s. R"ger St.uh>ch, Don Cock nament, 36 holes, low ball a Freshman In High School long time. Recipients are selecwd rott. Tom Landry, Steve July 23-24. Thole attending from out next fall, up to 21 years of by t he Dads Association S1ocln,Ken ~ Benson,and Kyle The h i g h I i g h t of the age. We urge all young of towu were' Mr. and Mrs. Scholarship Committee on R')te, Jr. tourna me nt w ill be a 1977 Eliza' Langham. Cottage people to get involved and the basis ofacademic stand- P-..U? ),:' .).' thl' F~A i ... II ~o Chevrolet Vega g i v en for ClOve, Oregon; I.e nni. \ join this group for some ... ing, need,leadership, public confroat athi ~~ ! .!'lj the firs tho I e in one on Simpton, Snow Lake,Arka inte resti ng activities. CLASS OF 1927 & SPOUSES {er~ndother character coaches, and through them No.4. ReportEr- Janeane Herring - ... as; Doris FlIDk, Crumrod, titics indicative of outstand the youth of the nation, wi th Teams will be flighted Phone 298-2429. * * * Arkansu;Lida Martin ,Gould, \llg students. Vernon E. Bell the chalienge anJ.dventure by lowest ha ndicap. You Th. Class of 1927 Visiting went on till a iate Okiahoma;Mr.and Mrs. Levi • Lubbock is chairman of of accepting Jesus Christ as must have a credited hand hour for some but some were Mattin,Nocona, Texas; May tile scholarship committee. Savior and lord, participat icap card. Field is limited too sleepy to attend the Brewer, Fort Worth, Texas; • The Dads Association is ing in His Church and to the first 64 paid teams. ROBERT SANDERS early dutch breakfast at Mary Ponder, HerPford, a support organization ofthe serving Him through our The entry fee is $50.00 per Crahams. But the short Texas. Those helpinE t" university comprised of vocatiom. ,. team. WINNER AT J dozen that went enjoyed host the affair were.Ml. and fatherS of Texas Tech The ye ar-round pr'ogra m Tee off time for second that good e a r1 y morning Mrs. Clyde Vineyard, Hale students. includes NCAA and NAlA and third flights will be dt BASKETBALL CAMP visit and breakfast together. Center; Mr. and Mrs. Dub Recently, Graciela was coaches meetings. raliies, 9:00 a. m. Sa tur d Colonel Bill Mitchell Those a tte ndi ng the Poe,Lubbock; Mr. and Mrs. weekend conferences, bowl Sunday. Champ' hip and Robert Sanders, 14 ye ar . awarded an $800 Carl B. and reunion Saturday night were: Ernest DWTett, Jr., Mr. and breakfasts, pro chapel serv first flights tee off at Honored I n Ceremony old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Florence E. King Foundation Mr. a nd Mrs. A.B. Reid, Mrs. Ralph Davb, Mr. and ices and Bibl e studies, 2:00 p. m. Sanders of the County Line ' scholarship by the Texas Col0ne1 .nJ Mr>. Bill \' M. Lubbock; Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mrs. Harold Davis, and Mr. The.. w ill be a speCial community, attended the Interscholastic League national b a n qu e ts, and Mitche ll .... crt.· hon ...'ft'J In d Settle, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jame. Davis, all of entertainment Sat u r day Cerald Meyer's Basketball F,?undation. athletes and coaches meet Clyde Thomas, Ft. Worth; Abernathy. night, July 23 at 7.30 p. m. Camp In Lubbock June 26- ing in over 2,000 high Mr. and Mrs. O'Brian school Huddles and college The tournament chairman July I. w ill be Larry Fie I ds. . Hoot Robert flnlshe d In 1st Thomas,AmarUlo; Mr. and PARENTS MAY Feliowships from coast to pro Is Larry Klafka. For place In the freethrow with Mrs.Orgtl Johnson, Portales, Applicator School coast. N. M. ; Mr. and Mrs. 1.. D. further information call the an 8696. There were around Vl lEW FILMS Barrick,Austin; Mr. and Mrs. Country Club manager,Larry 150 boys In competition. Set For July 21-22 Otho Whiwfleld, Friona; FUms and other instruct- Klafka at 328-2211. Robert will be a fresh Mr. and Mrs. Wright A commercial applicator lonalmawrials available to School Insurance man at Shallowater High Williams, Friona; Willella school for 'certifying c~ public schOOls through School this fall. B1'OQks Ball, Lubbock', eretal applicators for Regl.,.,-, ~ !i&(IC1i~ll ~\i.d, a lest will· .' .. ~.t i~cx1fo Afte~ · cO!liI~ra~OD 9f all '~J:O\'dlng~' ¥lk! ':WlRml:"i;,\- ~'f;~", 'Mii . be .' poon_cl bY f.,-!1!'.T~ 'It"~of:r.'f.'('" .....l.iilt~. J C:, le4 . 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HAPPEN I NGS AROUND TOWN BIUEF, ~~~~~~ ... ~~~~~CountyLin. e .-..• •• _y •• _-+-_i •• _._-_-_-_f/'_ .... ~.-_f/'_-_-_-_-_ -_"+---~-~._._-.;._-_.--"..,:' " . Mr.andMri.Curtll Lebow of Amutllo were here lut · Community C,lub ~1II!!.1IlII. __ :a:lII:lllllll:I:Il:I:I!i:!I:I.__ .~iad .. hel~u~~alt~~r:1ca~:eie~f BRIEFS, The ·Rev. and Mr.. Ross well Brunner a nd. famUy weekendto vl.sit his mother. Hampton-Vat.mhn Fun~ral Mr.and Mrs. Gary Phillips ...... ,...... -~~ .... ~~...-. To Meet Jllly 26th N&C·-Did you know that have returned from T.Uah Mn. 50 H.lebow. C",tII a.d Washington Burea u c r ats Home In WiChita Fa lls at 1 we re tn Dallas, where Gary (Editorl , Notel The The next m~edng of the ~l5see, Florida, where they Chril rec en tly teturaed meat markets, ao,i his po m.Wednesday, July 20, for a ttended a John Deere Pa. rts following !strom the 'news- COunty Line Community ".lve Set up th", rules for vlslted her relatives. The from a m.,oath ' • tour of " St.lsldoTe IS Church Ruby, was a clerk In StnIyt Ceorge Folsom of th min'ra ble for industry telephone company in day, July 14, where doctors Sayre, Oklahom a 73666. from day tours to stay with Vicky McKenzle, 1613 more students for the scbooh, 180 feet of either one. 4-8 Any erroneous reflection upon Ihe character of any firm. medical personnel and the development of life sup Bingo every SUllday e vening ami bUllaess. Recently. Easton. Bobbie Raye met In dicated that he' had a the m three nights. The ITlsh Avenue GjFllntBigham, 307 protection for a ll Christians bead!, a 2 ioch metal ring, from now through August21 corporltionor individual which may appear in the columns d MOVE5: Bnmt Newton, private hospita ls the right port systems which have cottOD gi nners and and manle Uoyd Tommie lung tumor. He died at 3130 couple was so pleased that 8 Avenue F; D'Ana Howard, In foreign lands, and that sclssOrs, and a yardstick. in the Parrish Hall. The Harrison while he' was stat Tuesday, July 19. &om 308 Ave. C, to 1201 . not to participa te in a bor caused a growing concern Route 2, Box 53. Cod wUl protect and lead We encourage e veryone )' lhe Abtrnllhy Weekly Review. gladly will be corrected cotton and seed a. m. they prepared breakfast fo r proceeds from the games Mr.andMrs.JuHan Kinast 14th St. jleon WUhlte, from tions, and Senate Bill 148, about the patient's choice to "'" being broughl to Ihe anenlion of Ihe publishers. procenot:!i met with OSHA ioned at the South P1a.tns In addition to Mrs. WUlls, the m on the third morning By Letter ~ Mr. and Mrs. . them. to come and learn with us. wHI go towa rd the expenses Army Fie ld during World :an d de grandchildren Mr.and M~. LeonardKinast. machines If he has a te rmin strument which provides for Lubbock In September, The . runways are nOw located. It za lez, Lucinda Garza, Da\' ld unde rlin'!;!i in gO'l.' .... rn mpnt and four gre a t-grandchildre n. Mr. and MrS. Cary Love" a l illness, were enac ted by the Withdra wal or withhold Avenue J; Mr. and Mrs. Bill ~ro~:~ng the Cospel SCory talk about the County Line Queen is Rache l LopeL, Fi rst Communion Dayan lace and family have moved Lopez, Rosanna tope L, Nora '!lichard and Vicki Ha vens ...... Publishers rolley - m .... klng are doi ng 1.: was a gllder pilot training He was a retired farme r. till:' leglslaturt>. ing of medical care when Scott, Bryan and BIUnda, reunion a nd the plaDS made da ug hte r of Mr. and Mt:!i . June 5. T he aides afe Josie and Tony Rodrigu.el., Martin thc CitilCflS of the Uni k'd school. Harrison thinks. tht' from Lubbock back home to Have Many pictures Th(' bill to prohibit t he person has a terminal 602 13th Street,Mr. and Mrs. The people of India are so far, orquUt. We 1ti1J have FeUpe LopeL, lIo d the King a nd Sylvia Mansanales, Jack Vicki Havens ...... Editor and Richard ROdrigue l , Rost' Statt' i .. " Human Rights" Demp Webs ter s are the MEMORY WORKI Abernathy. They bought a forc mg rn('dlc;)1 pe rsonne l to (' ondltlOn In which there IS Richard Howard and Lonnie. ~~::: l~l~~:ete pe~e :,n~~ a quilt up and ready. is Gilbert Blanco,son of Mr. Billie' Rantz...... Advertising & News grt'a IP st. On his trips from live peaceably \\lth all res idence here at 1216 15th Ram~,an dBeatrlce C uill ~n. Ma.rie Roctriguel,A lbrrt <:lnJ con-.:erns sh"uld H:UT "at At The Review Office perlorrri 3bortions was seen no c hance of recovery. Route 2, BO::~ can read. P.m ConnelilOd YenlU and Mrf. Lee Blanco. The class membt' r s are : the a ir fi e ld to his cOUttin ~ men. Romans 12: 18 Sc Sane ~rabia (Stephe n), Bil l Buford F. Davenport ...... Staft hOlnl' ''. as a mdestone by rlght- to Th iS bill has safeguards- Geneva Lynn Aragon, Jua n :'-i&C - -JV\'Ct' Kilm ... r sOl id business inAbema thy, Harr DOBIE MILLER AND Billle Jean Spruiell gave 1:D.fet :~tt~g~tsh:~S:~ Raul Soto. Edith Hmlard ...... Typesener To Give Away life a dvoc.1tes. Although it makes wdlful destruction NEW LIFE SINGERS a good lesson on Illdia. A • BRIEFI It .. :1 I n I he 1'0" m .. bout Ison occasionally ran OUt of Sc hools wll1 be published In ment member, Cean Nunn, sever..r.1 bi ll ~ Wl'r(' introduced of a person's directi ve to Sunday mornfng, July 31st ministry to physical needs We'll see you at the next Mrs. Joe (Iris) Godfre y a nd [I .. es. Lo.::a ! a nd J.re·a j'.'t'oplf' gaSOli ne and money a t the The R~ vlew. Clint Condray a nd other That Have Been in both houses of the legisla remove support systems a The NewLtfe Singers, u goes along with mission meeting. Children, daughter and <1102' beComlng quite concer- 5 a me t I m IE' in New Deal. N&C·RThe Ab~rnathy fi re men are buf.lding a ture to r C5 trrct the perf or Class A misdemeanor. and gToup o f t h I r te e D yOung work. Only 1/ 10 of studentJ Reporter-Faye Pope grandchI1cren of thE' late Harmon thought it was very Vo lunteer Fire De partment's tanke r-pumper fire truck for § 2~/lF7 ~"'-(~ 8Sil c':srtli; lrla ll(;C of Ott for the first day of prOVide abor t I OIl~ C xc('pt :"01. ·1, :hn· kt" t' J the ':il.Sli etu rolling srock. I be lieve the Country Club. They ga jnt·d If you have a f:1vorite recOr~r , a:1d\' , aQd a! they school, F'rlday, August 19 . wtwn the life 01 the rn other Th~Miday, ~e.2~st. ~~~~.J-'" dl'iI~.~il:ii.I~;i Ci ty Council made a wise eKperience in that fI ~ld re CIpe pl ease bring It by \[!\\CRY'I,2PI-:: \';: \ ' 2:>':' ',\ 2:>h:: :'V1onday, Sept. 5, Labor Day, 916 Avenue D i-:. ..r.t stdk{'. BUILDING COMMITTEE t."I-k _' : ! ~rr.\· th i· l g of chOice. Clyde Vandygrlff, earlier in those positions at The Re v iew offi ce at ? 16 ~:>'... ': I REPORT p .• ~ I~.t¥,,· q ' ~., :11 1' tht' sv..ltch '\ ill be a school holiday. who "wears t\~o hats" Chief the Cou ntry Club ne ar Phone 298- 2033 Ave . D a t mail them to Our a rchitect, Bill COlt, ASSEMBLY OF GOO " . .: r' e .. :I: :a;- .~,~o the ~ e":OrJcr. Ldr OilY , Sept. 26, will be a of Police and Fire De part· J\.1orton. SCRIPTURE, P. O. Dra.ver D is now busy working up COSt I404A"e . s. METHOD lSI c.., ... ~Ci--' Th~'n the', - ' .. 11 th" CoI.Bt'ttI'S holidil Y for students; In·ser· "Th,' Lord is my light We wi ll run one each , ::.r ~ . : :::. Jnf' f.l.r~l,h to Ihe other .••. vi ce for a- achE'rs. Studl!' nt! allJ Illy ~ah' ocl • Q: .. So ...... We stlll need a re frigera tor it were by the works of the law. For r.,1 ETH O 0 I S - C ~i :. R C ., • ...... _.. . • I ,",uning "" o"h r !I · 30 a.m. anda n e lectric stov!" fOr the · . I IMPLEMENT CO. T",lni"9 Uni .,.. 1I ,()() P."'. J -' . Of'" !> ' - . "'C" o· . " NfRGY cabin. H you have one you Evom ing wo,,!o.,g 7:30 D. m. they stumbled at that stumbli ngstone; I • • THE GOAL would dOnate or sell, please Mondo, • • YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER call the church office. W ..... en" Mi ll'~..o ,y Union and Brotherhood 7000 ...... F 64 ••• Romans 10:3. For they being ignorant '.".,~ , , _" "" , I().X ~ .~ . OR OVER YEARS THANKS Wedneada)' " ) . ~ ~ro)'8f S.ro.oic f 7 00 O.m. The Newtons would like <~ R ' n; hO,~' C ~ :x ; Helle Center Abema~ ftidoy: of God's righteousness, & going about lubbock Phone to tha nk you so much for (hoi, .en .... """ ] 00 O .m ~"" fr -r_·,· 762-2133 839-2785 298-2507 the reception Sunday night. M ,.., J .B. In'e,. choir d"K'O' to establish their own righteousness, i Rodsolime I 1· ·"" . l o~"" ,~ A ,,~ .....~. If'l ' P 'O' , Our family has hee n so "'~rb e- r ' 0',0' ~~ >,-" . " •• ~,_" , . ~~, blessed by having bll"en w[th CENlER COMM UNITY have not submitted themselves unto • • We Now Have 1086-1586 you this past ye ar. We are l A1 1\ AMfR I CAII, CH LRCH CHU RCH • • looking forward to many 5m i ._tOt> ~I¥7 ,tt, ..... 1mj. the righteousness of GOd • Oi THE \lA?ARl\E : TRACTORS more mOl'l t hli ofservice here -.th on '} Q(!'} 740-61804 • eRO. EA~r-.ES T e~f\vr~ p:ntor . In Abernathy. Sunday. • GRAND ENT RY - 6:30 P.M. JULY22&23 FRIDAY&SATURDAY.• READY FOR DELIVERY NOW S"nday hf>ool 0:000.,., ~~"~'h 0;. "'Xl' ,''000 ,C CA 'I ~ . 1M Morning ..o " l.ig IH)O 0."' . : RODEO - 7:00 P. M. : NOTICE I '.·"m,n!] ", ,,,,,,I, ;r II DC e . ~. One Used 1256 Tractor Evt!'l'l !n ..." " I.;a S: OOo.'" Effect1ve NOW, brides, We-dnes.day .\,...l" ..,ia, ' .• , Or mothers of brides, must CI.,ld,,,,,,,.!. Ad"i '" Bi bl e One Used~56 Tractor p"") ~ ~~" " " Q a .. ~ !I ,~'( wri te ng Slud )' 7,30p .m . • • we ddi ne ws stories Allsup's Convenience Store ~' ""h ··'.r,.. ..,. , ' , ~ t'l(3ctlyas the y wishthE'm s..c~ A,rea.,ry. , 0"9leod.. • • COME OUT AND SEE THE NEW 500 CYCLO 511 Ave. 0 Abernathy :;' to apr.ear in The Aberna thy \CR TH) iDE AIR PLANTERS IN 6 ROW, B RON, AND WE' e kly Revie w. We do CH URCh OF CH RIST : _ .. edt '" : BAPT IST C ... ~ RCH .-...... 6 ROW DOU8LE ROW want the wedding stories, lOtI. St . !.A.e. f 198p2"S Wolf Irrigation ~ HAMBY CHISEL PLOWS AND DEEP RIPPERS but they must be turne d in CONDy 51 ;.I r-.C~ lfY, MI"ill .. Pope's Parts Place rea d~·to be set in ty pe lubbock Hwy . 7"" 298- 2114 ~ !.ul>do y 604 Ave. 0 Pho. 298- 2534 · . ~~n<101 · AND SRlBBLE MULCH PLOWS without being e dited. Also, .I ' • • Su.w:lcl'~(~1 9-]Oa.m. . ~ " .' I Struve Implement Company News & Advertis OF IH[ ~A1A RENE • • 829 W. Service Rd . Pho. 298- 2584 o -~~ ltlnnllntU . ELECTRICITY FOR PHONE 298-2507 ABERN/>. THY Sll Ave. f. 198-2831 Copy To The Sunday' PRIMlR A : ~: Thr •• Miles N"rth of A!oemathy At Inter.. ction SuAdo )' Schoo l' 9,'5a.m. Co-op Grain Company Sa nders Auto MlS i O~ SAUl iSlA CONTINUED SUPPLY ew Is Monday Mo."ing .. Of',I.,n !0:'50.m . ~{ • • I!t'}J.""".. 1Q!1 - 261J -- lubbock Hwy. Pho.298-2578 of Highway 87 and HighwQy 54 Y.,ut .. S...... , (~ 6:00., ..... 01 llbemalhy & Hockvllle RE\.· . JOS E /.J ~ODRIGU~7 ~: 4:00 P. M. evening "001.'0 6,45 P.m. • RfV J cX£ M. QOOR IGufZ . l>01to' l ~~ - "'-===-= Wednftdoy • WORhi.,lH' ...... • by ~sing coal in place of natural gas. Bring the Wednoesdoy E~~~~~~~:€0~f.~3E!¥.~J BAPTIST CHURCH Anderson Grain Corp. ~yerm"ting 7:30p.m. • family ... see how we make electricity by using Service After The Sale Is Just One Of Rou'. '1. A~,h y 157-1134 Abernathy Farmers Y:I"th mutingl o..::t el'bte- Stud, 8:00p.m . coal. CO-OP Gin MatthIw Rendon, millie A )OIIfh Many Reasons To STAY AT HOME For Sundcay• . director Sundoy\choot '0,000.11\. a Money Saving Deal On Quality Products. Morning w:ttlhip II:OOo.m . ST . tSIDORE 'S h.ntng """,1.10 7:00.,.111, W"nttdoy: CHtlOtl C CHURCH NEWTON RADIO & T. V. FOR GOOD-SERVICE AFTER THE Pra y" metllng 8100P.III. "Mortln l( ~nld" ",,,,,ie..,.oulh dlr«:t(IJ SALE ON ..NAMES YO\:l'VE _~' t. . ~ _,.Abem.lhy. TeXli , Weekly Review, Thurad.y, July 21, !<'t . ' .. ~;;4i;' :~' (', '. .':..~~~~" "'~:'., I 4;''<.... : . -"- , ~"'iz~LAKEVIEW REUNIOifB!IIEFJ '~: ".i .... ". .. ., 'x -~,"",, ::'-." .' ~ ~ Donal ~ Bric;t8e. · 1I report.. E!IICA~EIIE.l):r~#,c 0 UN T Y LIN E C'O:MM UNIT Y. 1i; "AbernatbY News i n,·B rle' ". . 4-H ~tiE,WS:~.:, TO BE ~HELD JULY 30· din ,·,;;p;o.. d co~ ' • .. '-" 't<"~~ ~t;" · · -'c' t. :: ' To Obser'v~GOldeh RE ,U, N.I 0 (I U Methodist HocpiU;l. He waf A.-'OU 'I!'Ic.~.'_ . ~ ; SE'TFO. R;' AU S'J "f:--r;"rht. , " to _'h'e 'bU,ildln_1 of the lakeview Comml,1n ReV-: '~' i D~ . Mrs~ ~ The lnJ,u re' d- tn an oUfteld ROVNO-UP lty ~eQnlO :1 will be held 0:1. wedgi"tiS ' A ~~tv~rc s~ry Mi.' a,~ d . MrI ( ~!~~)~o11 <:. . ~·_, .," , · irb. -", '~i' · r.UDi~D , 10/ tbe~, ~ ",~~.t o· , p·t~.~ ",pN~.~~~ ,,' ,;~~D r-ceptlYI~ttl~iJilf ' ::~' ' 8U~~an~n: ':; ~tt~ e,! ~ _imt~ .d . ae.cident I).ea.r Levelland, Mr. &nir - Mi'f::;~v,i:~ ;rt-I announce the enaa~sne(l .t ~omm1:aftliv ' ~o(: ,C(?uitY-t1Di.' ~1Ji~ ':' ~ha ./ to dij ~P i'f~ ~,' . . , ~ , t!oi :&~; ~ i CO"!., M~ . tl!04}· ,t C}} .~'ch t. Saturday, JulY .30t ~t l(hOO HamUtou, RoUte J..,-Nteit"l, · of their daug h ~r , Marllee, wlll b'. ,:h.1.'" o r•• _\lndl,y, h~ . trawl.d: 'tbI, ':jp4t11lt· . ~ "",t~ 'L~."j"a,I;. , ~1! , ~J~b ' A~artJ.!q,; ,.',: ,t!~··:w .a ~ , p:u.tor~~o~'.: Forty-five Hale ciJW1ty Junior Seve. junior teo...... a. m. 1'0 th e . Communtty '.,*,W,.V, t<)loradO, wher_e . dial chUrc:b Co," ~even nal'l, Pettit burg are obserVing their 50th . to Bill (Buek) Byb~ e. son of A.\ll~t 14 at , the Cqu'nty dlItanc. CO ..&end. ' . 4-H'ers attended Junior camp aisisted, Eddie DIIIlIi and Dona Center, Petersbul"g. The Hugh underwe nt anniversary with a receptioll Mr. :.l.nd Mrs. Bob Bybee ·of Line Club HOUle. ':I'hete wlll Over200cardil illye been ~ II pu.onftiie U.lte d during the 19500. Homer P. AUen 0{ Lawn, at the Ag. Center.' July 11-12. Stout, Hale Center; Donald and Lake vie w Community surgerY Saturda.y at · West In the FelJow. h1p Han of Lub bOCk. The eouple plan a be " Il blg teDt setup-to maUed conce r nln', the Mo_.Churc:h. Th. south of Abilene,1s crltica... Junior Camp is designed to give KatllJ,EbeUng, HaHway; Kathy Reunion is for all famUles Texa$, Hospital, Lubboek. First Baptist Church September 24th we dding. prOV Ide additional room tor reunlon. but catdl were not Mon11 (:0&8In famlfy By Ul. He il. the father of 4-1-1 members. ages 9-13, a Wltte'if, Edmonson; Lyndra wholtvedln the cqmmunity E1gin Evans was taken to ~ ___ • ___ .... __ visitors. Registration wtll maOed locally. Everyone -In Mr.al1dMn.Melvin Toler at Pttersbufg. Sunday after recently moved to Wray Mrs.Jlm Nrd Gragg of Abe chance to meet other members Bills, Plainview; and Jo Ann or who attended Lakevlel'o West Texa s H ospital , noon, July 24. from 2.30 begin at 10100 a. m. £very- our area is Invited to attend. from auo,her town in and family of Albuquerque, rnathy, ~ the county and to partiCipa& Stone. Abernathy . ,school. Come, bring enough l ubbock, Friday. N.M. visited here 'last week until 413 0. BRIEFI one is to bring basketlunches Mn.Francb Huwon 11 the Col_do. 10 various recreationaJ ac food fOt your farr41y and The couple" son and R.ecent ytslt0f5 in the a nd drinks wll1 be furnished. Oalrman and for further }.fr, and M; u . Johnny w(th hls mother, Mrs.Oma tivities. The junior f.H medlbers renew old acquaintance ~ . . [velYone who 'has ever lnlormatlon you may call 0 f Toler, and brothe rs and John Freeman 15 5till Drinks, pLate s and silver· daughter and their families hom(' of Mrs. Nora Blair .Rober.on Calnesville, Aller registration and a short attending this two da)' session Mr. a nd ¥rs . Santos lived in or a round her at Florida, Ire visiting In the familieS, Mr. and Mrs. un d e r treatment in West Donna ware .... I II b e rurnlshed. wi ll host the reception. Included gra nddaughters the eom- 751-2261. h-.".-.·.-.-.·.,-...•·•· ... ·-· .... ··-§'·· assembly, the group had im were : Cummings, Ra mireL a odfamily we nt to home of his mother, Mri. Marvin Toler and Mr. and Tuas Hospital. and Dennis Spread the word to :.l.nyone They are Mr.and Mrs.Cleon Mrs. 1.. R.Henry of E.ast munlty are invltedto attend ;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;:;~~ afternoon filled ~ith singing, Sherry Block. SixFla'gsOve r Texas earlier I NFANT HAS A J.O, ROberClon. Mrs.Hoppy Toler. They also Donna stout, Ginger antS Alli50n who might be interested. Hamtlton ofD;allaa and Re v. Barn ard and Mrs. Jean ga mes and crafts. A swimming this week. • The Rev. and MIs. HB visited in Dallas with Mr . Hayes. Jana and Stanley THE COMMITTEE and Mrs. Aubrey Howell of Bainum of Bilton ~ouge,La. , LOT OF "GRANDS" Lola Ba rtlett is a patient party at the Country Club Hugh€!s Springs. an J. a niece , Mrs. Johnny ~!~~'~r;~:~~~!~gd~l!m~2i~t!h:e:iiel CoulD reantly attended Toler's sister and family, Marshall, Alicia LDgan. Doyle hlghlig1)ted the evening playcdon the bulletin board. the dedication of an annex Mr. and Mrs. Noel Johnson. Ip Littlefie ld HospitaL . The former Miss Minnte F\>a rl Bobbett ofHobbs.N.M, followed by folk ~ames and Albrecht, Amy PeW'. cammy Prizes will be awarded 10 BAKED HUS!1PUPPlES Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown, IUld Robby campbell. Mandy Be11e Manning married Route 2, Hale Center, are vespers. . Ham ilton Receipe Submltted By Igo. Susie and Jana Cross. on October 29, parents of a daughter, :bc)ll1 The secon d day began with a 1927 at Odeua. The couple .. Oyve na Davis Stacey Mills, Roger Gregg, Tuesday mornlng,July 12,at> ~eakfast ,and a sing 'song , The 1 cup cornmeal Andy Fitzgerald, Jill Blalock, I i \' cd I n Mitchell CouMy 71a1 o'elock,at the :<:entral final actiVity of the camp was a be f o re moving to tht I cup Dour GDDDPASTUREJ INC. fun-filled mo rning of roller laura Walts. Clifton PiMeH, .1 up. sugar Pl.a ins G e n e r a I Hospita l, Lubbock area near Aberna skating. Everyone then bega.n Ricky Clark. Tami (bennault, 3 tsp. baking pOwer Plainview. thy In 1940. rhey have say ing the ir good-byes to their Vickie McKenzie. Dinah Neve, 1 uposalt She was na med Cindy We would like to invite you to come by Alan Alber, LaDonyce and res ided at Petrrsburg since Diane. She we ighed 7 new (riends they had made at 1950. Hamilton ls retired 1/8 up. cayenne pepper Donny Castleberry. Linda a poun & C some of the responsibilities The couple ha s six feed, seed, fertilizer. We will also be Page and Wi11 Pinkertm. to claim thl. r-I cture.you may eome by the Review office' Ind r Ic k it IIr Sift dry ingredie nts old...... ere: Edmonson - crafts, ~randch iidren.Bob Hamilton together. Add remaining The youngster ~pre s enu set up to handle corn this fall. Cotton Center and Hale Center ~ lubbock, Kristi and Scott the fifth generation on both - refr es hments. Halfway - Ham llton of Dallas,. Mrs. ingredie nts a 11 d stir only Accident Prevention sides of the family, Mr. and games. Plainview - singsong. TAES Field Day-I Th"na Parker, Lana and untll blended. Place a ppro We would appreciate your business. Mrs. J. \\'.Burelsmlth, Petcr-. Abernathy - vespers A Good Investment Tam! Hm ... t' II all of Hughes ximately 1 tbl. sp. b :.l. tter Into well-grease d small sburg, Mr. and MrS . Troy . Those adult leaders attending Set Sept. 13 Sprin~s. Acc i Jt'n t .Llt;.! b .. i o" vent over br ow ning in Brown, Hale Center, gra nd Goodpasture I nco of Abernathy were : Betty Neve. AbemaUly; Friends and relatives of r. ' ~('l\ • •! irvl1' ;n.iiv jJu.d parents, MrS. D. Burelsmith, An n Plnkerton, Edmonson; The 68th'O ~3~H the coupll' bottom. Bake in hot oven LUBBOCK- ---~ To check an electric cor'd . disconnect it. «hen pull the are invited. ·st.Lld 1' 1'0\ i J(. natio nal 425 degrees for lS to 20 Idalou, Mr. :.l.nd Mrs . H. A. Johnny Spradling - Manager David Wilson and Susie Rich annual e dition of the Texas length of the cord around your finger. watching for cracks. \ · < t i l1l,lt"~ indic;oI ti ns;c that Hearn, Abernatily, Mr. and or a point where it bends too easily, indicating minutes or until done. burg, Plainview; Eileen Agricultural Ex~ i ment :I . ~O(l f.Lrlll r(>S i.\to n D ",ere Makes 44 hushpuppies. Mrs. E. C. Houchlh, Slaton. Ebeling, Halfway; and Joyce Station Field Day for Lubb· ki llj,J .. n.l 500. OPO dhableJ Coffee Break sbown .bove Is Pollee Chelf Clyde V.Qdrgrlff. ukIpg a nd Mr. and Mrs. Be rt Mass Smith, Hale Center. ock aDd Halfway. which City . his tum on the dunking boird he~lnd HII on Ju Iy 4th. .. to .,ork , hom.. , rt'cTI'ation Substitutes e ngU1, No el,Mlssourl,great .. highlights a variety of crop In,\ traffk JC C1J.'nQ: .l u rill~ BRIEFS, STRAWBERRIES TO DIP grandparents, and Mrs. J. O. research prOgrams on the ) th.' \'..,1 \- ,' .• ". !,,-, int!' out Dr. BRIEF: Cive ~· ou ; coffee "a break" ~ lrS. A . D. Haston and son, Wash 1 pint fre sh Robe rtson , Abernathy, and Texas High Pla ias , has been i M r. and Mrs. Orgell BEG1N:.IING OIL PAINTING Cary S. -":d~oll., ,;r·IY ~!l 1:!: i ~ --rt'p l ac e it with more Fr a nklin, \\ ho recently were strawberries; do nOI hull. Mrs.liaie Terry. Meadow. Don', SPEND ,h. sum";., here ... set (or Tuesday. Sept. 13. I Johnson 0 ( Portales, N. M. ~ Creat·grea t·gralldparenu . nub t iOus ~nacks and bever" Injure d in a traffic a ccident Chill. To serve, divide The Texa:s Agricultural JULY25-29 9tollam ... ere overnight gue sts In the Both of her parents < I~ e~ throughout the day, a it: Lubbock, art' expectl'd to berries among IndIvidual Orson Rea. home. They were - ' T~, GAL L(l':,',J,Y 1~5TRUCTt"4\ :; I G~ ;'r NO\\ C .. \i.. · f00Js a llJ nutrition specialist rl' tu rn from a Lubbock serving dishes. Pass bowls o( graduated from Hall' Center !~~t ~: n~~~ti~~ ii ; ~:~ ;, i here to cele brate the 50 OC CUI"H ionally suggests. hospital to their home here sour cre am and brown sugar High School. Her mother a.ccording to Dr. Bill Ott'i "He's been drawing on our savings liun .:I I th f'~e yc aI'S of the 1927 AHS class. attended Southwe ~ t Business ~ j, ' /71/.... t?'!-¥ . Inste a d of a "coffee soorL. Franklin Is out of to be spooned onto dishes. re sident d ir e ctor of the break, " ha \'e a "snack In tensive care . and Mrs. Be rries are first dipped into College in PI a Inv iew a nd Lubboc k-Halfway Experi- account without telling me." dcciJent:!i cia ir.lt'J sour cream , then into sugar. her father attended Tc:ak" and try a glass of Haston was due t obt' move d fruit )u iC t' , an orange. a pple fr" m lCU to a pa til'nt room SCRIPTURE: A&M UnlveT1lty . lyle. field day chairman. "For the promise is unto " ,'n 10Cl' " T.,.,) ..,J or other fruit In season, says I n;!.c t :J nu trients. Fre sh fruits also no",," High'V ay 87. '1<;", " ~" ! ! .. 'hI ~ ... ncr. ~ urrl\' fiber--which most ------\ Sc heduled for this year's "'~: .l.~in.:: fulv Amo ,;,'"' "ed i, la'8" •••..- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ event i5 a nve - stop field : ,'\ "' .• ti ::>1". ;1.\ F a~ n~ ., tour o{ the Lubbock Station Is Covered by FDlC'o a :-'" the :l '~' fo' re search plots and facilil1eS. i milk "d .. ':..If (':-. r ~ oJ 'mo ~,'~~ ; o . ch.... ••• NOW 2 ND ANNUAL 'I Machinery displays present· fo ods make good snacks. A I'd by are a lmpleme nt de al e rs.gra.pe Vineyard tours. .nd I' Maximumof $40,000 a garde n Inform:.l.tlon booth \ ; ~ ~~'\~v'~61' i ~I~;: ' ... :~~~;~ ~~ will be :.l.dded attractl ODS. :5·: II Thollas Flyers Ilc. t~~.~~du~1!~~::~~:ii;~~; GOOD NEIGHBOR SALE'. '. Stops along the He l d U"'W" I are good choices, too, " she \', 2~~ ~;,~ ~' ~1: ~~;·c~·l'1~~;.~~:t, ~r =.: :v: r~:. :.e~~!:d ~:k::I": :~::o~:~~,: include research pl ots for YOUR FULL SERVICE .;;,f , .. lu,·,j ule !lt a n..! Yov NYO on cooking mus. too Just sel the controt.. touch I we e d con tr ol. cotton 'lou .ai d. 0"" ;"'., "a< may July '19th tilm July 30th :' ktl~ 'r" J~ ~ I .: d!u[,lI rT0JuC mttd'I 10 Ih, burner."d en,oy ' Iaty charcoal flavored fooda No varieties . conon disease requirt:" bit more pfe par~~ ' INa. No bothe, AE RIA L AP PLICATOR . j,:- n J:l,: \.]'k.·"" .,:IJ i 'roJ u~ control, SOilfl!'rtili t}" 1 tion t lmt' .He ce lt'rv and \ J . : .... 1 ' 11 :1" Buy one of these grills ne mo1 tode contrOl and water ABERNA THY FIRST ca rr ot gree n peplXr CAL L COLLECT , \(" l ~ ys ,-. 1 ,: f h l' una vai! ~ I ic ks, a I I p r •. c e s s I ash e d \ we effiC ie ncy of the TOW il.hili ty of .-0.:-(>: w o:- kl'r~ ~~~~h .. s~U~t:;~ ~I:lii~:: ::~ - \, diking system. 1 - ANYT/M E . ~ '~ I ,,:,1t' n t. Pro fessional sta ff~ of the ;; pro::' l .. m,otht'r taHy items ';d ~ F , ' ,. S ,I f.' t\ T ~x. s AgriculruraJ Experi DAY OR NI GHT .H,' nuts or peanut t uner ' \I " ~, '.\ i ~l'!' )r,' : :-.\. I h .' =n::======:r;:s:a:a:a:===. ment Station, Texas A STATE BANK ,; nJ crackers , M:-s. Cohle • t~" \:.) ·l d! 5,fetyC )L.'1~i l .'1hi ultural Ex tension Se .. dded. I • ~O~~1'1'V 879-4666 I ' , U. s. :_"', ;1rl:l " ,~ t of 1975 Monte Carlo Agricultural Re s I' "F inally, tr)' Jrinkinl • • Serv1ce .. USDA, luH a g l a~s of plain coo • r ~,f, ' ~~: ~~:. '(,.. 3 0\t :~ ,~~ ~.'1 S'~~. t'ull, Lquipped- • National Weather Cotton C en'er ., ,,ter. This is r e f ~shjn~ an • 1970 Ford " ' _, n d' .. 11 .: Light Blue & While AgriculturaT Me :I IJrSt-qul'nching IOo lth th • 1974 Caprice 4·Door Office will be 011 hll nd lost cost :lnd calories . \ Office 879-4666 . h • . " :! ,"' ''''1IiOI)')f =. CHEf'S CHOICE CC·' n.c il' ~ ettl' .,... fLAVOR TWtN PARTY HOST TWIN ICh..."glow 40001 00uDII ct.: ! ~ l . · 1;;;;::,2:0 .J n JI',;:o·lonli~ Aulomalk Low Milnge, tChalmglow 20001 A popu. IA,..., GA9-401 UnOQU. d~ . 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.CA LL FO .~V.A'UQNS. , ;,; oVtNER;;: M ~frAG ER~ fo~;tvffh' PHONE 146-5733 40s J'jl)'l,chlllil'eJ1,'s \ ,etc. Monday,JIlI), '\ day only. 9100 1\. m. ' 6.00 p. m. (7-21- c ) i GARAGE SALE: Large varlety-furnirure , hard back books, materials, household items,jewe lry,a few clothes, We Can Do All Your and antiques. Thurs-day Auto Body Repairs through Sunda)" July 21-24 I LUSTIA toy poodle from } BUY GOODYEAR from 8:00 a. m. - 7:00 p. m. ! 607 10th' St. Black with !:om ROYCE HENSON at From A Dent TO.A West end of 16th SL \ some silver. Call 29B-4138. "Abemathy Oil Company. BLUD'S CAR WASH (7- 2 1-c) Complete Wreck I ~. ewa rd. (7.21-c) I (tsr) AUTO GlASS GARAGE SALE: Three '. ------! FE;Ti:~~~r;;ed &i 'Windshield & LUZIERS: I am now 1009 Avenue 0 family garage sa le. All day ••••••• . ••••••••• Fe ed Special, with iron, wlt~ Door Glass se lling Luziers. Let me call Saturday, July 23,at 8 12 2nd insecticide. See US for lav.:n . WANTED '.Ie on you a nd show you our AUTO PAINTING St. T\\'o sew ing ma chines, •••••••••••••• : ••••• ~. and Gar de n Fertilize~. luggage, fruit Jars, toys, bird Spreaders to loan when y line of cosmetics. Call Let Us Re-Paint Your· Open Wednesday Through Friday: Mary Barton at 298-4136. cage , clothes, and many CUSTOM OIT G buy Ferti-Lome at Plal s Car, Pickup Or TRIck 8:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. other household ite ms. (7-21-p) (7- 21-p) ERVICE for w a te r, g , ~ ~~:i::'a~y. FaCtsr)SUPPly i ..t ewer lines, an d burie ' -----.--______I Complete line of BODY WORKS Saturday by appointment. Starts ) :~~;,s. pati':,ncre::dw:::; NICHOLS SWEEPS \ Hydrotex Products at 2096 • Friday , Sa turday. uilding services. Free We have a · complete cash discount off of 1975 of boy san d g irl s stimaIPs. Bonded an stock of Nichols Chisels anel i prices. With no hidden Free pick-up anadelivery in city. clothing. Odd. a nd end. and freight charges. Plains Grain CA,R PENTR Y- - - -- jtl nk. A1so have d. corne t, ' ~~~;~r J~:~I ~:;9~t_::i ~~~va~o~ ;ve::~ S~;~~ J & Farm Supply. (tsr) Remodeling, cabinet work, clarinet to Sl"lI . Go north on :! (evenings). (8-11-c) Abernathy. Phone paneling, painting, Interior Ca 1l--2-98- 2823. hi~h ~ay 87 , tu rn ri~h t at 298-252 ~: ------(tsr) first gravel road. FirSt hou;e FOR SALE:Alto Sax with ::~~~::~:; ~:~;'C~;:;~ 1;I-.~II!!!!!1!!.iii_iiII~ 3cros' ra ilroa d. (7- 21 - p) c ase. Call 298-2385. O'NEILL. Phone 298-2838 WANTED: Good use4 FOR SALE: Hav ~ (7-21-p) refrigerator. Call 298-2650, Cowboy boots,shoes,Jewerl after 6 p. m. : ATTENTION and complete line '" Jan HIl~~ ___(~:~_I:!,! Your new authori zed \ advertising specialities. We FOR SALE. Wurlitzer ; also have a line of roofing Clarinet-like new condition. : Sm a ll a ppliances MAYTAG DEALER WANTED: materials. Phone 298-2091. Call 298-2276. (tsr) repaire'::i:irons, toasters , fa ns, Used evaporative air cOOldi- I Complete Service,Air (tsr, vacumms, e tc. Hayden Conditioning, Heating ~~~~~. aA~~~n:v~~;::A;~ ; Blalock, 1705 Ave . H. Phone FOR SALE. Equalizer 298-4063. (tsr) Plumbing. hitch-good sh_pe-$100. (n ~ ~r~~~~~~:~t l~~~a~~~- \ FOR SALE: 14'x Television antenna-$10. O:J. Brightbi II Heating and for ule in the concession Mobile Home. 2 bedroomt 6C6-4th St. Call 298-2813. Air Conditioning. ba tho Call 298-2403 af 1 1:;g~23§le~~~ faa.!:~sB~;:r~' 5:00 p. m. (tsr) I ROOFING: All kind., Ave.D 298-2705 ______....,~----_:-:-; ,-.I1.D..- 77 298·40~, or after 6:30 p. m • ------FOR SALEI 3 piece Richard Havens, 298-4154. ( r) se ctional couch, belgh color, ;:~~re~r~;i: nr;e~ r L \\~~~ \\~~~~~~~T~e:xa:s~~ FOR SALE, Y~ rd I exce llent condition. One \ Guarantpe d. F~ e estimates. fe rtilizer, 16-8-8 with ~on, 1 green, swival base rocking Ca ll Ray Brown, 298-2728. zinc and sulphur •. $4.50 per chair. 60B-5th St. or call (tsr) REGISTERED HOME h 50 lb. bag. Plains Grain 298-2684. (7-21-p) 6 ope nings to keep chlldre Farm Supply. (tsr) starting August lB . C 1 FOR SALE.Have two 100 Carpets professionally Dana Annis afb!~6'OOp. . foot SUBMAllC drip irriga c1E- a'le d for a bout the same at 298-2159. f8-18- tion syste ms use d once. Cos t price you could f e lit a --~ ~-- -- $25. ooeach. Sell for$12. 50 machine and do i-t youfsf' lf. each. Ca ll 298-2315 after Only 3¢ per sq. it. for the ht :.::z:=aa:,.~~:J~.::.:: :::_. 5.00 p. m. (7-21-c) 500sq. fee t a nd 2¢ p<'r sq. fL REAL ESTATE. t herea fte r. Satisfaction ed. C3 11 C. E. Read I , you use Caporal,Milo FOR SALE, T wi n beds. ~'I"_~ HO CIIClED •• I 2-bedroom house, 1 ft. (tsr ) A tr az ine Or insecticides , Ca ll 298-2604. 307-B Ave. ! j.rner lot on pave me team them up with ....'EX F. (7-21-c) - I $ ,500.00 Milt Pope .. ::- BBC::LI... .. for better performance and ::: ::.-:::::::::::: :::= .:: •••• : ::::: :::: : 8-412 7. 920 Ave. D. be tter yeild. Phone 298- See, RINSE'N VAC, the j elson Real Estate. ' 2414. Jim Odom. (tsr) Inc re d I b I e new portable Me rritt's all in one , , ------I steam type carl'" t cleaning system. It does the Job of reg. $1. 95-16 oz. size - Now $1. 50 FOR SALE: 3 - bedroom PEAK-ANTIFREEZE - professional carpet cleaners house, 2-baths,single garage . $3. 49-Ga:. Pl a ins Gr'l;ir & PLANT FOOD reg. $3.95-32 oz. size-Now $3.45 at a fraction of the cost. Nice location near MODb!rey Farm Supply. Phone 19 - Rent one now at Struve's High School. 3414 39th St. 2521. (tsr) ...... Hardware & Dry Good.. 31 8 :~.r.; ~~~ f \ .Lubbock. Call 757-2125 . ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ------.. -- .. _--- Ma in St. Phone 298-2531. \ (tsr) . \ ------I .. , We would appreciate your listings on farms. ranches and city property. j. p, BARTON ' FOR SA LE: Nelson Re a l Estate I MercurI' M~rqui '. Phone------298 -2765 (ts, , ( ~98- 2f9~. ____ _(~~rl ___ _ EIGHT TRACK TAPES - $1 .49 ~ ESTATEi ...... Half-section~~E;~~~lE near County ;.•• - .•••. _ 'C.}.r I , ...... I.E •• . COME BY HOT COOKED FOODS I" Line. ~~~I_~=~=:::=. (tsr) ... ¢ .. , Ir-I-100S : : ella CHICIEI ..a ... eIIOTUIl1 ...... ! FARM S, RAI'< CliES & .. 5ac ::•• \ AUyou r genp .. 1 R£Al. - 11111."1. •• ..UIIITII .... , ESTATE NEEDS. We appre· BEFORE YOU ...... ······1··· .... UIIIIIE I cIaO! your \ostIngs (tsr) ingln News & Ad ...... lEEf J.D. Webb PINCH & SNIPNITH MILK Shipman Re al Estate vertising Copy To Phone 298-2313 Strawberry & Choco late 25 .. ...'M .... \ See Our Comple te The Review I s Mon. Of SIC Pens At \ LEAVE ON chet-t:soy-Ar-aee ~IZZA MIX FOR SALE: \ kview Office...... •... brick house . :!!!'I!..!~~It.:!!. - • ••• - reg. $1. II-Cheese-. 89¢ fen ce d ya rd. Fully •• I and every rOom is NA-CHURS PLANT FOOD COMPANY - Electric garage reg. $1.43 dish ..... as her, YOUR VACA liON CH INET' 99~;- cooktop, new hot Book Your Fertilizer Now For Delivery. -Sausage- Pepperoni -. 99¢ he.ater,masonite storage ...... HJls a newly installed Custom Crop Spraying ...... ~mp and a ir conditl PLAY IT SAFE AND TROUBLE FREE. Shurfine 32 oz. Van Camp's PORK & BEANS tall 298-4097 or 298·22 I(tsr) ______Wex Distributors TOMATOE CATSUP NOW .89~ reg •• 28¢ 4/$1.00 WESLEY WEB B Ph. 298-4040 FOR RENT START RIGHT, WITH A SET OF NEW ' ::~:r;::Z~::Il:: ...~!·--8 __ 0_z. __ P_u_I_I_T ___ F_o_r __ L_u_n_c_h __ --I FOR RENT: LINDSEY WEBB Ph. 298-2857 =;HOTLlI.S _ GOODYEAR 'TIRES Office COIN CAR WASH ,=,' • ' A...JI.~A. ~ 'I StOO ••••••• ::: •• ______reg. 49~ Now 5/$1. 00 '. uilding in South Abernathy. , ontaet Elbert Harp. 298- ,ltW BATTERY ••• ~-...... ••• ••••• ••• Frito-Lay SUN CH I PS ~?251. (tsr) \ 11th & Avenue 0 WROGHT I RON Twin Pac - • 99¢ 112 Block West AND NEW FAN BtLTS FLOWER POT STAND Single Pac - .49¢ 'Q~'~~ . let Us Service Your Ccr: reg. $14.99 S nser - 5/.6()¢ N