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AiHll'IKUM B ' " feuivtl to hnv houii crlpided seven miles south or Little-field- . taken at his liqme, for life In n highway accident iportcl that the man last August, will ) able to The driver ot thu enr, n I billfold containing a run and play like any other woman, stopped, hut left the child. scene after talking with the Jail. si two Negro Those words eanie Tuesday parents. The woman never wer, lin- - iliee.l from .luckleV mother after an and has not been locat- (lip Incident later operation in a Lubbock Hos- ed by officers. d 0 Fort Worth pital last Thursday climaxed lacklo returned home tills on ilnink six months of :inimn waiting week and doctors say her leg 1 cm of them wan by the parents. is hcilIng well. She'll lie nb!o to n Mr driving while Jackie suffered a hrolun walk again soon. nd Renfro, however, tkc a positive ldenti- - burjuiry charges -- dine. One of the men 13 Day - Burglary line county jail Wed- he f)Vl ennrge, but tarller had released PRESIDENT EISENHOWER looks at dry, dusty land in Clovis, N.M., Monday dur- ARRIVING AT CLOVIS AIR TORCE BASE, President companion after he eight-mil- e Ray- with Ba.se Comman- Ln the drunk charge. Spree Squelched ing his tour of the area. Standing beside the president are Farmer Eisenhower wa!ks firm his rhne bre arrested near the mond Worrell, his wife and two daughters. The Worrells haven't made a good crop der Brig. Gen. William W. Momysr. An air force band : Ems a few hours after Five Indiana boys, three of fornla to Texas. since 1949. played "Hail the Chief." them juveniles, were arrested Olton Nightwatchman Emmctt kon home was entered Sunday In Olton following a 13 Burrows nabbed the youths ns Sunday when the day crime spree that carried them they attempted to burglarize a lo- Jar opened an un-- all the way from Indiana to Call- - cal hardware store to end their two-wee- door and pulled the k escapade. Anderson said the The boyn, ranging in ago in fc ptly went to the bath- - from 15 to 20, were being held - he found a pair of Nearly In IjuhIi County Jail Wednes- Drouth Ike Will 'lw day pt'iuing coatuet of local in oth- awoke and saw the authorities with officers Charges hud not been o n AS ntly drunk, In the er states vr News Be '1 bathroom. filed ugalnst tho youths. Cost WW $30,000 Vm , In group iuskc2JStMTC if in a br'.ck hat tlut The oldest youth the mw ill ' .:fli BY BETTY WILLIAMS admitted before. County Attorney M using a iv door j WJlkinson early this wcok4). i man uO- Curtis SRRRRR 15 sot behlnA nt, . -J School Board Calls ... the'PTA-spon-sore- that tho youths had committed $ids arm ami look H The turnout for burglaries In Nevada, Arizona, v- (tight that, held Monday -. alter teenage clinic New Mexico nnd Texas. AGAIN TODAY ndftkou Mild. bigger than was night was far Also admitted under questioning Move Stadium aid Of Grid he chased the expected. burglaries In Sudan and It wasn't much snow hero President Eisenhower ended1 a 4,500-mil- e tour of the and threw rock were morning a at Llttlefleld parents are certainly Sprlnglake Saturday night. The The School Board called for 1200 on the vls.tors' side. A walk- Wednesday Just a Tuesday night and announced lie will ask Congress kt tho man Southwest threw one Interested In getting tips on how boys hit service stations In both bids Monday night on moving way will run the full length of flurry hero and there. man had a gun, wea.liermnn wo to earmark $7G million' for drouth relief. he to hnndle the younger generation towns, taking the cash register present spectator stands and field the stands on both sides, giving nut the huyg It, Anderson look continued said. more gracefully and mon success- from each. lights from Seely Stadium to a spectators a Letter view. Some 120 ran for co'd. But, at the same time, the President said he thinks. the umped Into a through und per-Imp- s enr and fully. The nevt day, they attempted new site just south of the Inter- feet of the new stands will be Thursday state and 'local governments, ought to help farmers and ued on Page 5) 54 a few mpro snow flurries. Surely it was an r a burglary of an Olton hard- section of Highways, and 84. constructed. also arc. concession Willi tho temperature stand- ranchers more with their problems. for A one of the leaders ware store, but Nlghtwatcliman With the move will come a seat- Planned m. ing 3,600, Stands und rest rooms on both ing at 1!) degrees Wednesday at Eisenhower told a special confenjnee at Wichita, Kan., Of the discussion, I got a spe- IStirrnws caught them in the act capacity of a boost of 000 side field. A cireulur noon, the weatherman said ex- cial Jolt in the new trend of und turned them over to Olton oer tle capacity of Seely of tho that he will ask Congress to: Let him spnd 325 million from Cotton V. L. SnV.th. Stadium, the board said in an- track around tho field is hi tho pected temperatures will range part-nlu- l attitude. Deputy Sheriff the disaster loan revolving fund for' emergency feed assistance trustees said, not ,1.1 degrees again toiUiy. second half of the session Kiglit guns wero among the nouncing that plans to move the future, hut around Thi swing. contemplated with tho move. to ranchers and farmers; extend, until June 30, 195S, $25 rers Meet devoted to a discussion on boys' possession. stadium were in full Th3 wis - hopes In other action at the regular "What Newspapers do for Teen The youths started their five- hoard to have the stadium million of the unobligated funds appropriated for agriculture state escapade in Las vegas, inc ready for next fall. school board meeting, trustees conservation, so Agricultural Se?. Benson can pay farmers agers". f - inni!n TrtA said they expect employed, Mrs. Donnelly to Joycees Launch Friday smug vaua, .m.r "-a,"L- Trustees the Pat a little " replace Miss Parker, who to carry out wind erosion prevention and other emergency on on January 1. They were driving move td cost about $30,000, Earlene nty members o,.r Dolicv up resigned a fourth grade teaching $26 million of the uTLhL Wo a 1936 auto belonging to the old half of that for setting Poll Tax Drive conservation measures; appropriate an additional on Growers associa Handling news of juveniles. lights uad tho other halt for position recently. always adhered to thu d ust boy. Jnycces heard Kenneth Ware, primarily for refinancing farm indebtedness by direct loans. te Friday at the have They hit a filling station In Las moving and enlarging present The board also found that it policy of not publishing billed speak on be- water in LUtlcficld Vegas, according to tho statement slandri. owqd 51273.72 more than local businessman, K7 of juveniles who tangle rCCOmmcnitatlnns names, given Wilkinson, nnd then went Recently completed nt tho new on an" electric bill after receiv- half of tho annual March of . Dy MORLEY B. DRAKE and KILL TURNER o new the law. ing meeting. county dlrctf-- with on to California. Tho boys said site Is an 518,000. flcldhouse. a letter from Southwestern Dimes, at their Tuesday To my amazement, tho scntl "didn't pull any jebs in Cali- which was In use during the 1956 Public Service Co. Ho urged that the organization When the president of a great nation goes out on the' directors to to they for the as- - mcnC'Pf the group seemed fornia" aside from taking some football season. Gridders used the agnin sponsor a barbeque, with farms and ran "lies and personally inspects drouth conditions, . A. "Rip" Elms that the news of juveniles should oranges from a grove. After that, new field as a practice field dur- all proceeds to go to the polio adults. in order that he may have first hand intimate knowledge of wis. both of Uttlff. be treated Just like news of they hit establishments In Ari- ing the year. Read fund. and was one Last Rites in Lewis will be sue- - rThcv seemed to feel that zona and New Mexico before run- The new stands will scat 2100 On? of the most important what has taken place that's democracy its ultimate' wo - new officers who way of punishing the troublesome ning Into Texas lawmen. on the home- sldo on tho west nnd Items of business was the plan form. time pro- terms. kids ... at the same For Prominent nlng for a drive tor pou tax buy- It would been muo'i eas- that once had been good graz- "ni; Is the In- haw KchflllllA.1 tnr. tecting the reputation of ing. Booths will be set up In city ing . .. down Into trench rtth ier, more comfortable for Presi- land nine recommendn- - nocent, streets and citizens urged to pur- , , . through' cVnintlcss Olton Farmer dent Eisenhower to have remain- silos Knda for discussion. Maybe this attitude of the par- chase po)l tax even though 1957 .nojros of grain sorghum nn.l Chamber Of Commerce representa- ed in Washington to havo nenaatlons have to do Is an Indication of our change Is an "off year". A ... whoat' Innd tliat "didn't muko" ents OLTON Funeral services for Is sent to view t' e areas in study and research of Certainly there wus tive of the group stated it just "thers . . . nnd skimming over the standards. Albert L. Walthall, bt'fau-,- or of mols-tur- o tter production un. there was no greater such years as this that people are dUtres. lack parched hiruns in Ids plane, in Innine. a time when prondncnt Olton farmer who died of years . . . COt poll tax buying and find for a nuiubii W-- n,i HUcrtnrft than to In trouble Committee Heads following a heari attack Sunday, lax on i that he might' obtain 11 I through Names re- but h choso tho ruggel a unified of- - . . . and to save tho themselves needing a poll tax cour' closj lonk a, the fasts. With the police were held Wednesday afternoon In slv-stut- o anlzation. well ceipt to be able to do their part .. . u tour t at toU Rood name of the family as the Olton High, School Eisenhower, nccomp-nnl.- " of Commerco entire chamber membership jn an auditorium. im- hi in sometimes in nnklo deep as tho rtnutatlon of the juvenile, The Chamber In a local election 0 vital by Agriculture Secretary lengths announced chairmen effort to moke Llttlefleld a "bet- Walthall, who had been under portance to citizens. saml' . . . over dry, dus y terrain would go to any Wednesday th 1 parents for 1957 In the ter place ln which to live." treatment for injuries sustained Benson an Interior Secretary to tho Incident out of the of 13 committees it'n, cwme to 'he people, was 'Ontracts Go keep speeded-u- things haye sug- ln nn outo injury, was buried In ' movq to outline a Several been - papers. first Olton Cemetery, under direc- ii ceiv.d "cood neighbor" the year. gested, Duval said, among them the - Maybo today parents ra fee- program for om? t- lighten thalr burdens ln l attempts Du- a Jnlted Fund In 1957 to group all tion of Lemons Funeral Home, Heads, , ing Inadeqitito In their Chvubcr President Charles a time of distross, nnU departed offspring naming the chairmen, charity drives Into a single, con Plaivlew. 1 dlhClpAns their val in v ,th promise "everybody Board to Last rites were read by Rev the that Momlnv !'.. want n help from called for suggestions from the centrated cirort. w ir h s best" to case their tracts , , and are Otfier committee members for John Lewis, pastor of tho Olton fo ,0 eight !U poHco and the press. p'l'-'i- t. .tela this the new chnlrmen will be named Baptist Church, nss'.s.ed by Rev". iwnnei ior two this age newspapers stops President 'Pwhaps in In near future, Duval said. l.. s. weathers of Piainview. Ptw'en tV the times the hi-- , keeping up with WOW Schedules Olton past master hid plane, ihs Columbine III, pensions worp uiik the kids Committees will meet with toe Tho former, a art try to protect membsrshlp' soon to formu- of the Olton Masonic Lodge, suf- fly as low as 1,500 fact, so he wjri.e entire could got a general picture of tlia community shame Banquet; 1957 program. fered Injuries ten days ago when rtUSsr ,fi? was made Annuel late a that, p over-turn;- col In own plains and hills. Mother point Committee chairmen the pick-u- ho was driving d 'S PrfnolpaVK,' come P wltn named At ovary slop nnd " ,wa that we need to were: pear his home. farmers nmarv PrinMnnt Speaker Featured Wednesday story. new word " remr V,"T. Executive Cpmmltte C. A. After receiving first aid locally, ranchmen told tho same ..Sndary School i of parents mem- Continue! dry weather over u adults. Some the Woodmen of the World Duval. Walthall was moved to Methodist ""urn urunc, Ele- - resenting being re- long period has pit them in .1 the 1lds are will hear John M. Cochran Membership Committee Carl Hospital, Lubbock, where ho was - That wow bers snvero economic sltuat'on. P, i. X "' " una- ferred to as teenagers. here tonight Keeling and Rip Elms. treated for broken ribs, a brokep , onlv one step WOW Starting at Angclo Monday Secret! m h. sneaker In the local Retail Wholesalq Committee collarbone, a badly injured knee Sn Sid delinquent. morning, ,thr President viewt 1 "7 Hopping. nlgher'than Juvenile Sn!?s annual Installation of K, J. Ware and L. C. Grlssom. nnd a head Injury. The .Lubbock Safety Comml teo BUI Kelley hospital released him at noon nras in Trxas, New Mexico and going on to Tuc- Duvql, new Chamber of and Max Bagwell. Saturday, Oklahoima before Charlie Following tlm son to Rpnd night and study Work prex, said this week supper Is planned. ,Thu Industrial Committee Vernon Survivors include tho wife, tho fit mmcrce ranch-styl- "cndltlon In Arlzonn. After the number one project lot 7:30 p.m. In llofnckot. former Era Mao Peters, of Ol- hat the organu banquet begins at San AurcIo top, t'io Prealdent At the Chamber this year is Community Center. , Publicity Public Relations ton; two daughters, Mrs. James Ante tl,o Vandprnool. ' Iiledsbc, Odessa; and Mrs. Jack stopped n W"odwrrd. Okla.. then 'nMst, United Fund. be installed are Harry ; officers to - "f.nv on to Clpv's, arrivln-- nt 1 Alton' The project will get whole heart; New Civlclmprovement Ray Keel- Coleman, Olton; the mother, nnrfl ' Urn? (12 ovcrworkcJ '. Mrs. A. T, Walthall of Olton; six 'HHHIH 4fjp5vt7?exirQ nor waywentVo from the Merrcll A. Gamble, Jr " - ?d.uoort Hartley brothers, Dale Walthall, Llttlo-flel- d; " vm Bjcf "inrn in ivjin, vun- huln?8en who are skcdn,; lieutenant; Lester Transportation Gene drives SSr R. B. Chandler. Johnny Walthall", Odessa; Vlp on a half dozen banker; Harrel! W. and fVid lnt ' Kact ca,,ln8 'or an ore0"1" Rogers, Health & Sanitatio- n- Bob Cox. George Walthall. Englewood, Cali- Shcrt tcyrs,iyifiLiMte Charlie savs Torre? Floyd E, the-area- 'ir. escort; fornia; Elmer Walthall, San Ber- s suri'nuwiftttTl' lr" Monal meeting Wl bo ca',c,dn;!vr Brown, Agrlcultu'w i I. D. Onstead and 'trip. ,C,'"f'' ,n early In Physician, Paul Cormlckle, nardino, Calif.; Lloyd Walthall, . fleld. thU month or Rrawp rjH-4- t tWn. rrvw wounty Livestock Show Skipper Rlohmond, Calif,; two sisters, VETERAN NEWSMAN Morley B. Drake of LitUefleld tonu Xi J. Slsson, Claude T Jr. HinTCMc.?n0wHli audi-SrTsta- te Smith, Marshall Howard, Mrs. Otis HIdly, Fresno, Calif.; -A- OHvefn M. Slsson chat3 with presidential press secretary James Hagerty kHtjr-tor- ocRley l TODAY'S QUOTK James nhBd for to wunty in learns Bow- - Slate & National Affairs Bill and Mrs. Foy Dodson, Anaheim, rrwluwt i, "y the road fW bAui Uua time oae Manager Enjmett Calif.; Md feur grandehlklrwo. after the president finished his tour, of the CloVis area. M -- 9MM Hf. Street. from Anton r.,1 -fca sr t Icrs will d inaiu"" MHH

rjMaust ESEEifiMia Page 2, LAMB COUNTY LEADER, Littlefield, Tex., Thurs., Jan. 17, 1957 Old Church Association K'ornb Remembered Kat's - Prcsnytcrhn Women's Auxiliary Ill, you studious little nion- eluded on thte chort, iL-un- m xor c rcles met in joim - "" steis! a trtat wkntpM l.u.. Vile-nio- n Is a terrible week Hat we chv evening, with Airs. 0. P. Dead Week have tha openim: tho program uiUi.rt to go through! I am completely inu smie and are mew everyone will be tojicar dedication bates on "What Is A convinced that theih will tij1 Christian", "with Rlblo responses screaming idols when its over. by members. und everyone arc going them. ' , read year xoac.Vis The progrom for the new around uHit"tncir .noses buriea l wns Gaa reminiscing and re- "! was bncd,w or ungraded papers. But hnv. v.... . chur-..- u In books basketball . friends of the Party Marks calling arly be loravear ntwi Inn! we won t much woitc J. Just vlsh Ihn- 4 .. nicrtrc thoir wives . . r "'- coirparing present day women's W..iMllS OvlViudj. "U"J' iiavn Deafen them Birthday Of older Ladles Aid 'fhe. tttcfent fcoiS work with the .', ' -- of the loots, , ' ueutn oecausf tare really trnsv ihj; Ki1' y r " flMr Societies. , iiospitui uug nus luid dlspuSslon was le.ul by Airs. i nat oid Foptbalj Banquet' , Donald Joplin 'TIP Tho ycik. Au'. jsj-- ' W. iniyuuy last 8 dR2f Bnice Porchcr and Airs. B. anuuror uv,y uiiu ,uicy Repeated efforts finally suc- It f our t ciencfi'. teacn naei Armistcad, assisted by Airs. Ben uoouwin, mVfitfcrlmiK limt-.- i .. ., ceeded In surprising Jop- Ilou-io- n Saturday Ruoi-vrtA- il Donald Ellis Poreher and Airs. Jimmy went 'to last li mi.i .? Lately In Littlefield lin on his birthday when thh) tor an cry uencaie operation, alia McCain. ', . JusUiyg Jajs alter th year his mother, Jopllh, won I be oack lor a month or so. Mrs. Ben N.:w secretaries were Installed the Council has ih . By Bernice Douglas We all are very sorry ,rb hear was able to keep the secret Worn' by Mrs. G. AI. Shaw and carry- tlval to sponsor so that lit is so mck dntt noiAi tnut her son until party time, which .Lr. ... .jmrxirs over ofliccrs redecllcated to their soon. III n Jiuiun; lliZUJjUlli bo well real ., U- mid-ter- he will vt llnlfrtfrt W..V -j. . iss Alary Camerun llulsc, a mow; him. positions. prayer songs were Goal-wln!- s matches for was three o'clock Sunday, The Wo Aboott is-M-r uaruin-simmon- s Urn-vt- i Airs. James - now. stuuunt ut Mangum has bought an insurance- occasion was his ninth birth"! sung by Mrs. Alackcy Greer. until he returtis-;- Scouxiex(rj,l Em-bud- o 'suostltUJi siiy, isuua ner pa i ems, mi. -agency Baby dresses were sent to in Lubbock and his day and thu party, wtos hcl$,at Aiartna Williams, the senior una bus. nu uuiso, over tiw Hospital and the quota com' l'nurty offices will be located in the the Joplin home," 202 Cundiff sewing. who leu from tne ear. First Dscus$m wecKcnd. Accompanying her were plctcd for overseas well "enough Alonday Whiteside Building. Avenue. Applesauce ' cake and coffee night, was Miss ratricid icii, ,bj spii, come to school lor a, little j.wii& liutu-a- Party favors were comic books. were servo! to 21 members. lo bctty baney ana .tilsb to let us know that sue Serjet ux seagravea. Mr. and Mrs. U. A. White have Rcfresnincnts of birthday cake, while InMA aiuii;, ootn r was still kicking. It's grcatto returned Horn a vibit with their ice cream and drinks wore served senous.y. son-in-la- To sue wasn i hurt Daud Hampton, son of Air .and daughter and Mr. and to Steve and Mike Brandt, Judy Ud. Friends Know Is Successful The fcpeech class has a very &iu-au- Mrs. Da;o Hayward, J and Ben Smith, Wilson, Ana. u. U. iiauiinua una a bianc, m Ann Carl the next two s u, full schedule for croujj at iidruin-aimmaii- Lnivui-s- California. Airs. White maue the. Odom, Patsy Russia and Don y An enthusiastic Attend Amarillo or three months. Next Thurs-da- was a wcejtenu guest trip to cauxornia a Douglas. live persons attended t in uic witn cousin, they will present a one-ac- t home oi Ms parents. And. i Joiner Monday, ox banuas, n scries of dlscusslonjcd 2, an- the Forum; early In Caliloinia, who hud Doen a house AIR. AND AIRS. DOSS MAIMER of Littlefield, Route Dedication play lor lems of teenagers, a yd tn'ey will take another Depufy Grand nounces the engagement of tlwir daughter, Glenda Nell, to Fcoruary Jr-S- r Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Measles, of guest nere. Mr. wnite arovc out A large delegation of Littlefield ex- program of Hlfti Whit-harra- l. one-ac- t LeVc)land for an y ET2 Vcrlle D. Throckmorton, son of Airs. Ben Pointer of to Onun, wt-i- hi a car wrix'n. auu-ua- later to bring Mrs. Wnite nomc. friends will go to Amarillo Sunday this year. The mcettn; i Aliss Manor is a high-rankin- g freshman student at change assembly; and then they nigut buuicwneiu Between to attend Ihe dedication service on Alonday night in the t Matron Visits T.S,C.V- - at Denton. Air. the past will go to work In earnest Onun anu Kiess. Air. and Mrs. Waymon Barker Throckmorton has served Presbyterian library, with Mr. art ! three years In the Navy is Francisco, at Northminlster contest material. Contest is In iiio. AicKitts, mother of Mrs. visited jsunaay witn Mrs. Barker s and statloi.ttd at, San four o'clock. The chur- Webb, presidents, In California. The wedding vows be February 23, 1957 Church at April so they wilf be busy. Buiy lorn Uidiit ox UtuWieiU, parents Mr. and Airs. U. S. Sulli- Loqal OES will read '2001 Alarrs, meeting. ch, located at North Senior boys played basket- the van in Lubbock. at the Lums Chapel .Baptist Church. The Airs Matsfcd ua nospualizeu in Is a $30,000 to 533,000 structure, Inter-mura- l Air. and Airs. Wynon Mayes, of Crosby-to- n, ball at noon Alonday In the ana suxxeicd painlui injuues. and pastorcd by Rev. Warren H. led a group discussion k Dcp'uiy Grand Matrop, Dis- gumes and I think everyone Rev. Frcxl Smith, former nas- - son of Airs. W. 11. Ing Up Adlcsccnts", stm II, Chap- Is Rutledgc, Jr., will tell you it was the x-- trict Section IV, Grand Lums who saw it Mr. and Airs. Ray Aldridgc of tor of lcldton Baptist church, " Girl Scouts Chapel Rutlcdge of this city. fact that young adults 4 Luuoock, Air. ana amy ter pi Texas of Jho Order of saw it will tell you it was the jus. iom prcacned Sunaay at Colorado City Among those planning to attend game ever to bo classified in 1 Uiant ana aaufciiier, anO as preaciilrr. Eastern Star, was the honored, funniest basketball because air. suppiy are Rev. and Airs. Raymond C. foot-bal- l "teenagers" d - guest at a called meeting Friday. Scene of Porter played. It was a little bit of Airs. Ed McCaniies, L'rncbt Ale- Observe Burns, Air. and Mrs. G. AI. Shaw, ma attached to the tm J Accompanying Airs. Mayes were and a little bit of basketball Lice and cnuatcn, iTuay ana Air. and Airs. Harold Johnson Air. Airs. Alancll Ilnll, Air. Mrs. Sam Illiams t4 two guests, Airs. Naomi Adams Reception-Showe- and the rest Just any thing you Jimmy were guests in tne home and children, Martlu, Alargle und r Anzeline, Air. and and newspaper's policy and Mrs. Josephine Davis, both 1st Birthday and Mrs. Frank want to call It. home of Air. ana Airs. Tom Grant Lydia, of . Lubbock, were guests Airs. C. A. loplln, Airs. Neal Doug- of teenagers, which will thj-hom- of Crosbyton. WHITHARRAL Air. Next Tuesday night the beau- Sunaay. Tui; occasion was tne Sunday in of Johnson's Girl Scout House was the scene and Airs. lass, Airs. W. H. Ilutlcdgo, Air. a discussion oi utfM ProtOms for the meeting were Big of LHS will be on parade. bv birthuay oi Airs. Grant. mother, Mrs. Eugene Johnson. noon th-- Bonnie Porter of Spring were AI. AI. ties uscJ w Boone, Grand Pa- at four. "Excuse" for and Airs. Brittain, Judge homemnklng names should be Past honored Monday evening with a Ned-ey- , Th'j third year Patir was- - and Airs. E. A. Bills, George ugers make news. C. tron. Grand' Chapter of Texas: birthday party because the Chap- irirU will nresent a Style Show Jim Joiner, manager of J. Airs. Elll Nora Lcstci' is visiting bridal shower at the Lums i Ircno Edmonds, Lula Hubbard, troops arc all hcing giyen new Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hagler and anyone Trc second of the Penney Co., W. A. Wolfe, el Baptist Church. Airs. their mothers and I and her parents, Air. and Airs. J. E. Porter Mr. and Airs. Allen Hodges, all of for held January 21 and Duniaps manager atended mar- Knight jcrwa Arnold, XJoris rrcy, Erma J troop numbers since the organi- was the former Rculane Wyatt, who wants to come, nicy of Amherst. Littlefield, and Dr. Mrs. F. B. else arc "Boy i ket in Amarillo Sunday. Reevdsand Aol Hampton. before her marriage to and will model the wool sults that discussed zation of Caprock Girl Scout Coun- Porter, Faust of Earth. what?" and "An Twcntj six members and guests Saturday, Jan., 5, at Bl? Spring. the have made. then Anzcline, Air. and Airs. J. W. cil. - Air. and Airs. Jack Simms and attended the official visit of the Hostesses included Alesdamcs The people In the towns In- Inevitable?". Bitner, Air. and Airs. Alartcil Hall, Grand Deputy. Afothcrs of the Scouts, leaders family of Lubbock were guests Air. and Airs. J. D. Hagler W. II. Carter, Felix Legate, Cecil Lydia SS Class of Air. G. and and former leaders were honored Gipson, in the home and Airs. T. Air. and Airs. Aden Hodges. Percy Carter, Johnnie SKYI Show. Ernest Simms was a week- guests. Graham, W. D. Terry, Ernest WANT A JOB IN THE end guest in Littlefi'eld. 'At.ihbrsl Garden X. You celeb'riticil Yoji Air. Iced cakes in Girl Scout colors of GoertVJ. Brown and II. J. Enjoys Social. met piif! and Airs. D. B. Bates and green Barker. sir lo exciting pumi Airs. Alary and yellow held tiny can paiet ii Bates of Lcvelland, SS Paik-vi&- lilv nm anil ramd adVlDCta Guests in the home of Air. and hon-orce- The Lydin Class of t Club Has Study ; es which were lighted for each Airs. Barker Introduced the s i wereiguests Sunday in the R. L. ' f YWne men nd women rtttitt Airs. C. A. Joplin Sunday., were griTa'iKe ' reCftvo'd her member- - and a brief .Church' mcf-a- the home of Mike arid Airs. Barnttt home.Thyy Urt parents directed Mr3l)(KusScll line RESERVATIONlSTSjP their som Barbara grandmother Alrs.JiBill Workman anj Mrs. tbo gtrlar readings by AIrs. Gra- Durham Alonday at iCMCPR AQENTS. COMMUll X. and of Airs. Harnett. 7:0a oloclc" - AIcKinney of Sallna, Kansas. Both Horace Woodward wefoT-ostes'st- blevfjout thtefr candle and'mada'o. ham and Airs. Vernon Cox, follow- for a covered- dish T)lNISTS. and HOSTEl are Junior students at Texas the Amherst Garden Club when wish. Scout songs were sung and ed by "Wlwn You're in supper and social, with ten mem- STEWARDESSES. Hilh Air. and Airs. D. C. Lindlcy and Love It's ' if Tech. they mot Friday afternoon. punch and cake served to ten the Lovlicst Night bers present traduatei. 17 to 3 learn Airs. Alary Ruff attended open of the Year" InfofRUtK r' During the business meeting, members and to Airs. Buster by Airs. Porter. The meeting was opened with 'qualify, fof 'UU Giddcns, house Sunday at the Faust Clinic Jodie sudent at West plans were made to serve the Owens, Jr., Airs. Leonard Ale devotional by Airs. D. E. Troyer tu).M IniroeiUlflj, ot D4 College, at Earth. Alany lovely and useful gifts lhne Texas State was a week . and by Mrs. Lea Burton, lo fire boys banquet with Airs. Vic Kcese, Airs. Sam Williams, Airs. were presented the couple. prajer sis t. vin. end guest in the homeof his Reynolds general K. Hunt Airs. L, In an election of officers, Aliss Alarcia Barnes of Colorado as chairman. Arthur and P. Refreshments of pink angel Airs. parents, Mr. and Airs. J. W. The nominating committee pre- Helms. Johnny Askew was named assist- City and Aliss Anne Q. Bellomy food squares and punch were Training; Glddens. following ant teacher; Mrs. V. V. t; Wavr Airline Pernnn week-en- d sented tho officers oil Mrs. Helms helped start tho Fry, were guests in the served to Air. and Airs. Porter, ri'J C. Vlh I'honc rOl-- who were elected to take office in trpop and had worked with the and Airs. D. E. Troyer, homv of Aliss Bcllomy's parents, Aire. Alodeno Wyatt and . Miss Snd m Job In tht Sky Inlormotion Irtt without obtigotlon. Among those attending open September. girls who started scouting in tho social chairman. Alembcrs voted house at Clinic Air. and Airs. Q. T. Beilomy. The Jeanotte Wyatt of Big Springs, to Nom the Faust in Earth President Mrs. Buster Alolder, second grade. She baked and dec- have a social the second Thurs-da- y Horn V. Rut-ledg- girls are roommates in Drain Hall Messers. and Alesdamcs Roy Al- Sunday were Airs. H. vice-preslde- Vic Rey- orated a beautiful cake for the of each month. Addrtiu. Texas Tech. Mrs. len Hutson, Tis-dal-e, Airs. J. R. Coen, Mrs. Neal at Vernon Cox, R. L. The next nolds; secretary Airs. W. P. occasion. Cecil Gipson, meeting will be in Ihe City Douglas, Air. and Airs. Frank J. T. Brown, home of Airs. Air. Airs. at- Holland; Mrs. W. Johnny Askew, Feb. Educalion- - .Hr. I wiV The O. J. Alangum family has and Elton Hauk treasurer D. Terry, J. H. Barker, Percy 14. tended funeral services in Lub- Wallao Gosdln; reporter Mrs. Carter, Felix Degato, purchased a newly built home George Harmon; historian Mrs. Mrs. Cowan Is Alesdamcs in Lubbock at 2S13 5Gth Street bock Sunday for Kenneth Shopp, W. H. Carter, Johnny Graham, A- ' C. A. Tiomas. pos- 26, a missionary to Tahiti. lpha AlpCarly, Ernie Gocitz, Hub and will move as soon as Alra. Buster Moldcr picscntcd sible. Alack will Bavlcss Shipp, son of lifelong friends Party Honoree Sprabcrry, C. G. Landers, Norbin attend the progpTn,"ABC's of Flower Ar- School and they are hopeful the of both Air. and Mrs. Hauk, be- Taylor, Vollie Dickerson, Bill came ill In Tahiti and died on rangement in tile traditional man- Airs. Donald Wayne Cowan, a Lightscy, Doss Alaner, Elva the plane while en route home. ner. recent bride, was lionorcd Wed- Crank, O. L. Baisdon, AKis Tubbs, Airs. Workman had very love- Burial was in Lubbock Cemetery. a nesday, vith a miscellaneous Brodle Gray, Hetty Smiley, Bill Weekend Specials ly arrangrncnt of gladiolus to be stiowcr in the' home of Airs. H. C. Carter und Allsses Patsy Heard, judged. Ross Lumsden, George Llgon Pickrell. Barbara Sires, Wanda Raines, Lovely serv- and Rev. W. H. VandcrpooJ refreshments were Hostesses with Mrs. Pickrell Geneva Raines, Peggy Balsdcn Tjrxr&it Photograpny a Institute of Missions ed to tlie eleven members present. were Airs, J. D. Walker, Aliss and Lola Beth Cox. held at First Methodist Church The mepting will be with Thorp, AIux Thursday vVeddlngs net Vota Airs. AlcCelland. Friday Saturday Cameras in Brownflold Tuesday. Airs. John Kantor Feb. 1st. Airs. G. L. AlcCelland, Airs. R. W. Stanficld, Mrs. Allan Yoakum, Josephine Harris Airs. L. H. Pickrell, Airs. J. E. El-llo- LADIES HEAD I Airs. King Chaney, Airs. A. D. Short, Vornon BWC Meets In I Mrs. Jualls, Mrs. Sherman Rushing, AI r a. KLEENEX i James Cook, Mrs. Basil Jeffrey. SCARFS ? Matthews Home calling LONG DISTANCE-- I . The hostess gift was a set of 30(1 i cooking ware. Josephine Harris BWC met In COUNT KAYON 4 I Those attending and sending the home of Airs. Tom Alathews KEGULAIl " 31c gifts wcn W. Aid-ridg- e, KEGULARjSOc i Mesdames, J. Monday evening for n Royal Ser-Ylc- o don't be a mi R. A. Reed. Gus A. Becker, on "Allsstons in Mississippi i Eddlngs, PURE I Jr., Ronald Dan Puckctt, Basin", with Airs. Alatlicws as SILK, IfECULAR change Jake Armstrong, Ray Buck, S. J. leader. for $1 I Bros-tru- Thorp. W. T. Elliott. Don Airs. Maude Street gave a 4 i Noland Hukill, II. T. Huklll, from the 4'ith Psalm. ! Alick-ct- y fumbler I II. B. Thorp, Bud Thomes, Mrs. James Garrett spoke on fw 87i Floyd 2 I Pickrell, Rogers, It. A. "Alissions Alons tho Mississippi". PATKICIA, FIRST GULITV I Tapp, H. W. Tcrrlll, M. S. Bush, Airs. C. E. Daniels discussed "Our use your i and Foreign Neighbors" and Airs. J(m Johnson, S. G. Covcn, AI. Jack Ogg spoke on - "" "Friends of mum- A w m & I TOWEL! K J rrk.v1 41. Quails, Robert Sullivan, J J. H Tink the Fields". Gl'AGi;, Tf CREDIT CARD.?: I Chancy, Clayton Cowen, Duano Mrs. Wipnlo Hogan discussed rl 15 DENIKit I Fjrjlds, A. M. Cowun and Patricia, "The Negro Advances" and Airs. ,6"j SQUARE? Ij'.'E. Fields, Huklll, Bob-bi-o Curtis Ch!shom's topic was Broker", Tul "In Paul Edwards, Bob Old New Orleans", Airs. T. L. AIc-Lar- ty for Bobby I Edwards, Dpc Word, Short, told the group alwut Sel- 2 97c Doc Bowtnan, "Bcula.h Robison, lers Home and Adoption Center. b Bjll Nicholas, Jr. Nicholas, Carl-o- n Mrs. Carl Pillion's topic was en- I Bowman, lpn Joyner, S. W. titled "A Refuge for Weak" npd Cowen, Raymond Cantrcll, Clar- Mrs. D. C. Lindloy told of tho ence Doc Shavor, MATERIALS 5122 ZTZ-- " m. Jit B Black, Billy "French in Die Doyous". I .McCeNand, Paul Green and the The hostess served refresh- mwm I hostesses. ments t0 fifteen members, SPRING viscose; P PATTEItNS ' KEflULAKi$;$mM f ! ! REGULAR 79c and CHARGE IT! Dr. . 0. Faust V aU i Apnounces the Opening of tje New 4 Now you can call anywliere from anytel! jii'a&j '&arge yds. for Wll Fatter, more convenient. Inquire at ourBuiificM Office today. 2 $1 ftwmuq?) 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LAMB COUNTY LEADER, Liltloficld, Tcv., Thurs., Jan. 17, 3957, Page 3

freshments were nuts and ws From Amherst Kelsay Family Southeast Asia Two canapes. Brides Hostesses were Mesdames Roy By MKS LESTER LA GRANGE Has Is Study Topic Dodson, Sam Tindel, Jess Em- Reunion EARTH NEWS Honored mons, Ted Hutchins, Clarence tiJhsec!Sne;h Kc,lsfly hom ws The Christian Women's Fel- Anderson, Otis Elder, Ernest Mr. and lyirs. Dali Lynn, Bob Inkle-barge- r, . t.- l- Vlv Inff Mr.s. Leo Payne lowship met In a joint meeting Winders and J. J. Davis and Grady Mr. Savage, Roy Black, Saturday was Vfckl moved to the Flag commu- ond Angeley, Mr. By Shower Kenneth Haire, Grady t nypCCasl0,n the visit of the evening day circles Mrs. Jarvls I Mnntvenlc, Fla., were heir daughter Mrs. u"ll and Mayrc'tt S- - 'e,,Raymond Matthews fam- - nity Tuesday. Jim Bottorff, and Evelyn SPADE The home of Mrs. Em- Duffei, Howard Harvey, Arthur Ill spend two month. Tndlock nnd family from Mondny night In the home of Lubbock gn Call-forni- s routo n e. Meadows. mons was secene of a double Turner, Joe Prater, Jess Watts rcinuvL-- m They came to help V?P Mrs. S. H. Robinson in Shallo-wat- the to visit Mrs. Payne to visit a Mrs, Ed- host celebrate her son and see a Mr. and. Chester Elmore bridal shower honoring Mrs, and Clarence Bundlck. The birthday Saturday. new grandson. ond glrJs moved Mrs. L. A. gift to Mrs. Wallace was Mrs. H. R. Harvey discussbd into the Danforth Mr. and Glasscock die Wallace, nee Marie Park and esses Werc Mr house, formerly occupied by the and .Connie visited Mr. Mrs. Alleman, nee two sixteen piece starter sets La Grange Mr. and Mrs. Fliwfpi"? and "The Women of Southeast Asia.". and Mrs. Fritz Juanell Arthur Paul Brandstnff ,Plnkor,on and children, Data Winders. Mr. and Mrs. El- James Glasscock and family of Park. Mesdames Arvin Turner of "Driftwood" pottery by Red wore gucsis oi of Oklahoma City A skit was presented by Mrs. Bill La spent from tls W1,chcr' more have been on a farm north-we- st Bledsoe Sunday afternoon. and Charles registered Wing. The hostesses gift to Mrs. Thursday to Monday BirbaS Mls Davis, Mrs. Arthur Hunt and Park ester and airs. ix with his Kelsay, Mr. and Mrs. of Earth for 14 years. guests in the brides' books. Mrs. Alleman was a complete set of nntl Saturday. brother Joe and family. Mrs. Cecil Plate. i ?,t00ks"erry and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and Joe Prater led the group in pottery by Bauer of Los Angeles. i Others were Mrs. ll the Koso liowi Undo Kay Miss Kay attending Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley of games. Hollls, and Newman of Shallowater, Mrs. Thomas children Monahans, visited her ladcna, Cain., new Mr. and Mrs. Henry Austin of th Kenneth Kelsay son, Dale, Wednesday family. Evans, G. V. Smoth, and moved sister 'and family; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Haire poured islted In Douglas, Lubbock were guests of Mrs. Mrs. Stooksberry James Mrs. Haskell, Texas, WANTED Tom and Mrs. Robi-so- n from to the farm Homer Starkey and Miss Frances punch Mrs. Lynn Sharpe O'Brien at the hospital Witchcr Yvonne Smith, Miss Lucy and careful drivers days. and Mr are sisters, and Mat- - owned by his father, where the Strickland over the weekend. served white cake squares from and Mrs. C. A. Duffy and Mrs. Lewis Myers. Sunday. t0 pinkerton Chester Elmons formerly lived. laid I (laugh 7?i V,cous,n a table with a white linen ,ow nct cost ,y Baker, and Kelsays. Thomas is a nephew of Mrs .El- Mr. and Mrs. Datch LaRue and cloth and centered with a bou- DEWAPH Nancy and Nollcne Mrs. Harold Clements nnd more and Mr. A. E. Wheatley. children of Crosbyton nciTHivu auto Insurance Mrs St. Martin'sTo visited quet of fresh cut pink and white State Farm Mutual Automobile oc Willard nt tended Frank Rogers of Llttlcfleld were friends here over the weekend. snapdragons Intermingled Fel- - Pink with Insurance Company Icthodlst Youth guests of Mrs. Lee Payne Wed- and Blue WRJS MEETS FOU fern. The tabpe was complimented ng held in Llltieiieut nesday. Host Area Meet BlULG STUDY with a crvstal nunch snrvicp and See or Call ling. The W.M.S. of the First Baptist silverware with names of I Shower Honors Missionary Circle of St. Methodist Youth the fy Mrs. John McCiory and children The Church met Tuesday for Bible; both couples inscribed In sil I F. L. NEWTON Martin's Lutheran Church will bo received Monday of Lcvelland visited Mrs. Tom study "The Great Prayers of ver on white napkins. Other re- - host to Northwest Texas- - Area Id Mrs. inin: O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mrs. Harvey Banjol", taught by Mrs. George Hear Swedish Vc in an automomie Duffy, Sunday. executive meeting here Friday. Weurfllne, A short business meet- The meeting convene 9:00 Mlncloa. Sunday Mrs. Howard B. Harvey was will at ing was conducted by Mrs. R. Si y were not Injured' CJueMs of their daughter Mrs. named honorce Monday a.m. at the Llttlefteld church. Colo the president. Those pres- Missionary Here afternoon There will bo clinics for nnd new car was Gcno Kindred and Allan, and from two to four at a pink various ent werc Mesdames : Travjs Scott, Jr., nnd offlceis and department chair- Dr. John Larson missionary families In Lubbock for th0 week- ulu shower in the home of Mrs. T, S. Adulr, Zelph Robinet, Cecil end were Mr. and Mrs. Bon Porcher, Jr., on man. Tiie program also includes a Meadows, T. C. Martin, Price to India from the SwVidLsh Mcth. Allan East Seven- playlet "Marys Bdl Workman vis-- White. teenth Street. and Marthas of HamlHon, Clifford Bills, Elton odist Church and currently on a k 1957". FAIR STORE furlough during the Hostesses were Mrs. Mc-Curr- Shaffer, Lena 'Hlte, R. S. Cole and study in this country, rehtives Dallas About one hundred persona are Mrs. John Kantor nnd little son Mrs. Ralph Owens, Mrs. George Weurfllne. was the principal speaker at the expected to attend. ' dis-trl- Jay spent last week with her par- Rill Brantley, Mrs. Bob Solesbee meeting of the' Brownfield Henderson, district ents, in Abilene. Dr. Kantor flew and Mrs. Porcher. Bqth groups of Junior G.A.'s of Methodist Youth Fellow- dining ship ht from urownueiu down to nccompany them home Refer&hmonts were served mot in the hall of the at First Methodist Church, Brother of LFD. at- JANUARY CLEARANCE pulpit nt the Metho-unda- y Sunday. from a table centered with a large Church Tuesday for Installation. Llttlefield, which drew an night. He was stork delivering a baby. Mrs, Donald Kclley installed all tendance of almost 200. quarter-i- n A forceful and ehgaging speak- brre at the morning Supt V. P. Osborne spent Thurs- Mrs. McCurry registered fifteen Man Dies Sunday the officers for the new guests. both groups. er, Dr. Larson told of customs tas nt First Church, day and Friday In Austin where mid-winte- of India, of the great need tiror, Rev. Don he attended the r Ad- The brother of a Littlefleld man Refreshments of iced cup cakes for that education in agriculture church's pastor un- - visory conference on education. died Sunday at Olton Memorjnl and punch was served to about and Hospital of at- 40 girls mechanics in the country, illu- Irgeiry surgery last It was sponsored by the Tesas Ed- Treasure Island as result a heart and mothers. strating his talk by telling see- ucation Agency, Ho accompanied tack. He was Albert L. Walthall. Mrs. Travis Scott introduced a of CORDUROY new ing fifty tractors which had been County Supt. Jerry Lumsden, 58, Olton farmer and a past mas- counselor, Mrs. Eli Douglas, Party Displays Lodge.. 9 10 years girls. given by some charitable agency Supt. Carl Mason, Olton nnd Supt. ter of the Olton Masonic for the and irs Tom uj.nen oi Walthall has been, undergoing1 but standing idle because native ONLY YARD par nts of a son, born Jack Williams, Farwell. treatment at the hospital for In- Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Martin left workers knew nothing about op- iry 11 at tlin South Class Projects oth.pr 66 juries suffered January 7 when Saturday for Brownwood to visit erating It or any machin- ,al His weight was Coach Lamar Kelly was in St. Mrs. his pickup overturned near his with their son and family, Mr. ery. He told of how little the aver- and hf has been Louis, Mo., the last of the week C. E. Williams' ninth age worker is able to from grade English class hosted a home. He hadbeen released from nnd Mrs. James Martin. The T. C. wrest Duffy, Mr .and Mrs. nnd attended the National meet- grand- the small acreage allotted each ing novel pai ty Friday to close their Methodist Hospital Saturday noon Martins will keep their LARGE FEATHER are the maternal of coaches and officials. had patient children while James Mary family and how desperate is the O'-- study of Treasure Island. where he been a since and and Mrs. Tom the accident. attend the Baptist' Evangelistic need for 'education of a practical Baonne, N. J., ara ins 118 Sudan to form Invitations were sent to moth- Lemons Funeral Homo of Plain-vie- Conference In Wsirth. nature among the workers of the grandmother. SUDAN An organisational ers on outline maps of Treasure F. country. PILLOWS dis-pla- In ar- Island. The y was charge of funeral meeting to form a Ground Ob- students had on The youth of the Northwest il- rangements. Mr. untl Mrs. Ralph Martin of Bostrup of Fieldton servers Corps will be hold in Su-da- n their individual projects Conference of the Metho lustrating various phases Survivors include the wife, the 'Hereford visited in the home of Texas ONLY cd s.iic the Christ- - in the Community Building of the family, dist Church have pledged $10,- - 87 story. former Era Mae Peters, of Olton; his sister and Mr. and to teach in the pri- - on January 21st at 7:30 p.m. It has 000 to pay salary of an ag About sixty guests two daughters, Mrs. James Bled- Mm. R. S. Cole Saturday night. the neat of school. teen by Jay Miller. attended the years, announced They soe, Odessa; and Mrs. Jack Cole- They also visited Mr. and Mrs. riculture worker for five According to Miller, all civic, affair. were served punch as a part of the five year pro- and cookies by class members. man, Olton; the mother, Mrs. A. R. C. Martin and. Sandra. LADIES Ing and Miss Donna soclnl and religious organizations T. Walthall of Olton; six brothers, gram sponsored by the youth HOUSE lihansWsltcd his par-- will be asked to furnish one rep Dale Walthall, Llttlefield; John- , Frances Cole, Sue Neal and with Dr. Larson. Id Mrs Ray Messing resentative. Mrs. Chambless ny Walthall, Lake Dallas; Tilton Wayna Rutherford visited. Pat keckend - group, Miller said Both are at- To form the Walthall, Odessa; George WaltL Armstrong, who is a patient in. DRESSES $197 as Tech. at least twelve mombers and a hall. Englewood, Calif.; Elmer the Llttlefield Hospital, Saturday Amherst School supervisor will be necessary. The Shower Honoree Walthall, San Bcrdardino, Calif.; morning. SIZES 12 TO 44 Irs Olan Riley, Rhon; minimum (age limit Is 14. Lloyd Walthall, Richmond, Calf.; -- Mrs. Roland Chambless was srry Lee nnd Steven p,7 two actors. Mrs, Otis HIcellf, Fre-sho- .. Mr. and Mrs. J. B,. Marttnand,, Lunchroom Serves t ter, tfere weekend named honoree at a surprise Cdif.; and Mrs. Foy Dodson, children spent Saturday nlghtignd, pink and blue ier parents, Mr. and Efoilon 'Sigma shower at her Anaheim, Calif.; four grand- Sunday visiting relatives in Here- home Friday. and Its First Lunch rns. Hostesses were children. ford. LADIES PENNY Miss Viola Dreaden. Mrs. Jesse Alpha Studies was served in the now lunch room 'n Ray Dossing were Sanderson, Mrs. Lora Smith, Mr. and' Mrs. Wayne Ruther- Mrs. Emma Sills and Mrs. Opal of Amherst school, Monday. Most id Tulla Sunday after-dl- a Couple ford' visited "tber daughter, Mr. pf Jhq equipment has been in Sun-nysid- LOAFERS Dreaden. Area e, the visited Mr. Mental Health and Mrs. Dwayne Loudder'qf since the1 holidays but a $037 The products party which Mrs. W Adams, former Saturday night. filace receiving part of the dish Amherst High SUDAN Mrs. Bobby Jack Chambless had thought she was REGULAR 3.98 School sponsoring turned into a layette Attends, Meet washer -- Trade, a later date neces- Mnrkham was hostess Thursday Mr. and, Mrs. Joe Watson and. sary, Epsl-io- n shower when thtt demonstration the home of Mr. and evening to members of the family spent Saturday an dSqnday Tip primary department moved Slcm.1 Alnha Soroiity for a rase was opened and ound to be In Tennessee visiting his mother," who il, filled with baby Rifts. 'is into the remainder of the recently , meeting when Mrs. Bob Masten WHITHARRAL Mr. and Mrs. in Amarillo. THIS AD! Cake and punch were served by completed win,g bf the building, MEN'S BLANIS J"? LI 23 'was "Your Emotional W,. II. (Sonny) Shackelfprd, Jr., tlio week before the Christmas - th hostesses games played, Arlhritic Rheuma- World" is the study theme for the and seniors at West Texas State Col- Mr. and Mpgi Clarence Kellpy holidays. 1 being the priza ts have taken this vcar nnd Mrs. Dexter Baker gave with the honoree lege at Canyon were among th and boys vere in Amarillo Sun- lnce winner. It has been on ' 'Thn Subconslous Mind". Mrs. 300 Texas students wh gathered day. JACnL:,. ft It Is inexpensive, Bob Masten spoke on "Conflicts in Nashville. Tcnn., recently Jqr in y $347 w the home. four-da- For nnd Complexes". Northside HD the Baptist student World J. G. Cole, of Oltoni spent Sun- ONLY Irmation. give name business meet- Missi6ns Congress. congress day In his 5 9 2 Presiding at the The afternoon th'ehome,'of , " hi to P O Box 522. ing Mrs. Bud Provence, presi- was .termed the "most signlflc--. son and, family, Mr. and Mrs. R.'S. ss, was is the phone Arkansas. dent. Plans were made to sell Fetes Mrs. Wade ance of its kind" in recent years. Cole. miniature crutcn pins to aid the The 'students were carefully-- ' number for Also it WHITHARRAL Mr3. J. B. Pro--" in can give you Murch of Dimes Drive. chosen by local campus groups as Gena Stephens and. Janice MEN'S SPORT was decided a number would at- Wren, Sr , was hostess to the delegates commissioned to study then visited Paf Armstrong in the' Chiropractic dependable tend the district meeting to be North Side Home Demonstration world ponditions and interpret the Llttlefield Hospital Saturday held Jan. 27 in Brownfield. Club at her home north of town Christian's role in solving present- Tilght. delivery of meotlng were Thursday afternoon. -day problems. Service SHIRTS $066 Prejrnt for the Alma The meeting oncned with the From the Key-not- e address by Wayna Mae Rutherford, Fran- THE Mesdames Bud Provence. Wilkes, J. B. Mark-ha- reading of the T.H.D.A. Creed and Culbert G. Rutenber, professor ces Cole and Sue Neal visited Pat VALUES TO 3.98 Ballard, Odell , W S. Dickenson, N.D., D.C. CHRISTIAN Dexter Baker. prayer. nt Eastern Seminary, Phia.del-phla- Armstrong Sunday afternoon. ' SCIENCE Roll call was answered with Pa., to the closing servic .MONITOR "Whnt w would, like to do to bet- with Evangelist Billy Graham, SANDERS ENTERTAIN m Housewarming For ter the club this year." the evidence of the world need HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY klcutlonil Mrs. C. G. Landers presided nt for the Christian Gospel was Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sanders djil, the business meetini: and appoint- clearly and forcefully presented. entertained the High School facu- Th$ R. E. Watsons ed committees for the year The The Texans joined others f.rom lty and. families Saturday night wivej, bv.mejsmen. ye.r book was discussed and filled state colleges, .from private col with a chjeken fry in their home. WHITHARRAL-Frien- ds gath- --" Jtudentj but, leges, and from Southern Baptist Those present wen? Mr. and - all over evcnlnT at the new Up Friday 'Wd ered Then a surnrlse pink and blue Colleges in 25 states and Canada.. Mrs. Travis Jaquess and Judy; Clean ond of Sale tnloy east this home of the R. E. Watsons was given Mrs. J. E. Wade. They represented many more, Mr, and Mrs. Travis Scott and nl newjpoper. housewarming. Many shower oub- - town for a German chocolate cake, sand countries,, Nigeria, Japan, Jordan, Jan; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mann; ''V In presented. Bojton. World. lovely gifts were wiches, coffee and cocoa were ser- to name only a few. A feature er Mr. and Mrs. Bencll Dobbs and On And Used I'M cocoa and sott New COnttmrlu.-- Cookies, coffee, Lenders, v.. tb new ana ved to Mesdames Wad?. the program was the Internation Becky; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prater 1 served to Mr. ;(Mr. penetrottng editorlots. drinks were rtoy Taylor, Bruce Wren, Jr., and al voice cnoir rrom the university and David and Mrs. Billy R. E. Watson and Earnest, Texas.' pur for Mrs. Doss Mancr. of Halm; and the host and hostess. the vholt. Antes of Dayton, Ohio. Speakers Mrs. Lai Hugh included Theodore Messera, and Mesdames Adams, Howard Dean Jones, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. G. 4-- Butt. Jr., Baker Shackelford, W. S. M Itchell. Jr. Hi H Club James Cauthen, Paul Geren, Billy W. O. Jones. Jr.. spent several Phillips and rina Urx. AAon.lA. Walden, Edward Graham, Culbert Rutenber, a. days last week in the Muleshoe! C, L, Davis and James L. Sullivan. Hospital with pneumonia. Sewing P.ionl5,MoM. Machine Bennett, Earnie Mitchell and Hears r MipoMf lor th Jack andAn-gus-, furniture tim. daughters, Buster Hawks Rev, and Mrs. Cecil Meadows ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE . Kiser David. Mitchell, Keneth Arrangement Talk OES Memorial entertained the Deacons and their USKD CONSOLE "s arWchlldren, W. D. Stahl L U Wbs with a supper Friday night. REPOSSESSED $309.00 DESK MODEL month, in n and chll-- .i "onlhj Overman, Glen Butncr The Llttlefield Junior High Services To Those present were Mr. and SEW GEM $69.00 ft q Momwnnd chlldien, eighth Rrade Mrs. Travis Mr. and Mrs. PFAFF Slightly Used $249.00 tJ, Billy, :rhool seventh and Scott, RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED Mesdames, Hub Brock and elr's met Monday in Room Be Held Tonight Heed Yandell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rlchnrd, W, N. Wood, Parjab, USED PEDAL Elva Crank and II nt 12:45. , Th Order of Eastern Star MU. Mr. and Mrs. Earl USED RECONDITIONED PORTABLE de, Geneva x s Stockard, Joo-Wa- There Were twentv-si- mem-hr- tonight Mr. and Mrs. Elton Vaughn, Mr. SiJil Phillips meet at 0 in reefer SINGERS $25.00 Young and, James Sullivan. nrpl'nt and Mrs. session at Masonic Hall. sad; Mrs. Bay Kelley, Mr. and SINGER $39.00 the County Home Demonstration Mrs. Rachel Byrd and Mr. Ber Mr. G, C, Green, Mr. and Mrs, "" ' of, M'KllmanJaro. D, E. McCarty, Mr. and Mrs.. " itot"" Th base 53 A""1- - tha Arnold will serve on the r- -' NEW NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NEW AUTOMATIC Africa, covers an area Phllllns spoke to the W, G. Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs East Mrs. arrangements freshent committee. mites by 33 mucs. frroun on furniture Members will drape the charter SEWMORE .EtAnas$59.00 SEWMORE $189.00 bedrooms. In the in memory of Mrs. Mary Frwys and Up and Up Lyda and Mrs. Mamie Woed. FOR SALE "lett Chiropractic Clinic Or. Or MowijiH One Year Free Service On All Machines Bock To LiHitild New 1KS7 Automatic fconett, D. O. Hewlett, Office Mgr. Good Hewkooycr Cry. has boon received hre B Bk Mr N cvrr SEWING MACHINES X-RA- hr and I I Y Mck to LUtWIpU ,vbr Dr Ot 'ln regime his Hours 9 to 12 1 W5 5ntlstv, Thpv px-p- S Law Pqwn Faymwtf Robison as m UDhoisterv weekly .jo AT tt 10th StrdytWlt Fk(HW)588 Tne on East fYMFTOMS QNf IMf. Sor! of thfJr home ii mm ffw UtttefWW Ding I Eleventh and Sewing Machine Shop Strcanwo WNC01P v - (Our lltk Year U UttUffeM) Thi famnv,wivi.iw ed to LongvJW Texas.

mSSm 4, LAMB COUNTY LEADEK, Llttlcflcld, Tex., Tliurn., Jan. 17, 1957 rRO two other chll-- , bctow Store rtcnta nnd have tajg gnmesnlton, cd In the Slate Mercantile n minor trgcry Thursday In a od in the Andy Hurst home Fri- spent playing I Is Hie drcii. evening was In Sudan In 1920. Jo Lubock hospital. After leaving gamvs. . Attending day evening following the attend- Thursday evening'for the West T thb hospital Friday, Mrs. Nix Mcssers and Mcs-dame- s In Clovls ing, of the basketball games In Present were lib and Mrt. Monterrey Were to Sidelights Onto-woo- Amherst where cr at the El " aou.iuuunai guest In of her It. S. Sudan ia$ a the home Frlbha. M. E. Blake. been visiting. Harper last week at tR. sister, Mrs. Travis Jones; liKUl Wilson, Edgar also have $". and Mrs. Raymond Bernard Billy church from Sudan By MHS. EVELYN SCOTT station KML'L In Mul'eshoe. returning home' Sunday. Wood, Cnl Mr and Mrs. Bill Turner, MR& FOSTER iftNQREV Chance, Ray taster Mrs. Buddy Joe Wise- Fisher, Dick West Among those to give. Vpcnl selec- Joe Foster. Mwintl son, and Madeline. S Whit-eake- WITH SURPKISK PARTY of Lubbock and a nVW Dexter Hand Puppets and the present- tions will be Mrs. Wayne r The three children of Mr. and man of Farwcll have Baker and ii Mrs. Joe Foster was, honored In bock ho t Dykes Wiley Mudgctt, ing of puppet shows were thVi and daughters, Nlta and D6tV, DaVi'd, LaGrange recently a Mr. Hubert Mrs. WayitS' fiardri, with if surprise birthday party JMr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Friday In Perry, Homer C highlights of the, meeting of the Shdrry, Hex Graves. They will uc GaV, vitifrtn town, havo been guests wcV supper guests Monk and Jo haVe torch confined Saturila c'Vcnlritf Iri tn liome of nt Lnz--1 accompanied by Nathan Rich L. E. Smith homo at Morris, Jr. Brownie Scout Troop 43 when to trielp HDmb- - with tHc ntbHsl&. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. N'bhdls. 'in the home of Mr. and Mrs. WrsenZs arafonnerSudanresl-lth- e IX'on and Arlon Graves. was empioj the group met Wednesday after- ifrs. Tom Wood has been on" tiic Following the suppcr a social Slate. Mr. LaGrange noon In the Scout room of the sick list. commmunlty center. Mrs. Slate Hosts Luncheon During the program directed Mrs. L. E. Slate Was hostess MrU Blliy Mabk"Templbtort was by leaders Mrs. Bob Drake and for a lunchcori and bridfcv club --; ! Mrs. Bill Nix members made tha .meeting held Thursday at her , WJUmea ujt JtTT.innh'iaie-home- . .1 hand pupcts and presented Im- j onJo'JUMpuai; iiic rctauicuniOiirtj promptu shows. Present were Mesdames Edith ovdi-- me WKenu. Other acuities Included a bus- Miller, A. L. Robinson, F. M. Spring is a iness meeting and thvj singing of Smith, Tom King, Jr., W. H. Debfte Fleias; viAs cbnflnricd songs and playing games. Lyle, E. E. Crow, Bob Drake, overnight, iksr week' in a iatue-nei- d Present were Alice Peace, Lin- C. H. LlndaU, S. D. Hay, R. S. Hospital. da Dotson, Susan Jones, Gail Gatcwood, Dayle Watkins, T. W. W. V. Thomason, Patsy Cartwrlght, Jdn Ghllds, Terry, Frances Tne L. E.. Slnclab? farhlii moved Harper Sheila Baker, Patricia Furncaux to r tf Sumner oyer Jnc weekend. Raught, Dianne Clark, Nancy Aloing to tne farm where,', trie Nix, Sandra Lane and Lydla Mr. and Mrs. Joy Salem were bintiairs lived was the Perry cuests of the' Valley View' Church Harlan idmiiy. , cbhgregaUon Friday "evening 'for. SUDAN RESIDENTS WILL Sunday, visitors' in the Hubert; BE HEARD ON RADIO lorn was guest speaker. Dicj iiomc were ivlij, .and airs. A number from Sudan will ap-nn-- n Mon smnn and chiluren of lu--. nn urn o'clock nroeram Mrs. R. D. Nix lVjturned to thr her uuuaic i ' Sunday afternoon over the radio Sudan home Sunday following Mrs., T. "W. Guilds of New York; was tne' nohorect guest wi a. iuiiCaeLin' aV ult! .1 iionterrey - Wm bu- BIOFLAVONOIDS in rriuay. nosiesits lui' me tnx-dSid- Were Mesuarhc's uatio etofirtfioft iHlaniini lOyd Aooinaon, W. V. 'leriy, turn up L jJ. afaii;4' "- - Udells included Musdamcs - io- itatp unptow l Ai. Smitn?- - Tom King, Jr. Guy Walden,' h". C. Minyard, DAILY HEALTH... Glenn Gaiwoou, Bob Drake, jonn ueuit, uoyie WUtKins, ti. t:. Crow, Your capillaries arc Important In v . n. iyie, C. It LlndaU. feeding oxygen and food to your body's organs and tissues. Tlicy Among the Sudanltcs in Lub-boc- also carry away waste material. baturtiay evening to attend (n Red Arrow the Texas Tech basketball game High-Poten- Vitamins work to s wore Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Wat-kin- improve th elficiency of Vitamin T. Wi, C, which helps male your capil- and Carol Ann, Mrs. laries functional. A properly func- Cnuds, Betsy Waluen, Mr. and tioning capillary sstcm can make Mrs. t M. Smith, Bill Nix and ou feel tx-ttc- And there is no Jay Miller. IN substitute for good health. Visiting Wednesday In the. Doyle Watkins home was John" A dietary supplement, such as Red Kerr of Plalnvlcw. Iff I I High-Polen- mSlM Arrow Vitamins, may The Raymqnd Bowmans spent Xts1. JR''i m& the weekend in Ruldoso with overcome some eating deficiencies. friends. The importance of additional Mrs. Edith Milter visited this vitamins as a dietary aid has been week in Amarillo in the home, established and accepted by dot tors of her son and family, Mr. and for years. Many doctors prescribe Mrs. B1U Miller. them. However, all complex vitamin formulas are not the simc Mr. and Mrs. Drew Watkins Ask us about Red Arrow weiv visitors last week in Elk High-Fotenc- y mm Vitamins and City, Okla. Minerals with Bioflavonoids. The Joe Wests are in South' Bend where they will spend, sc ' eral days- at the hot wells theata m;p Sfesggs Servece mMmmwm, & j mm Drug Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crow visited in Abcr-nath- v; friends and . relative z' We give Gunn Bros. Stamps on all i wi,"--c- I A . - m H Prescriptions Sunday. 't'P' sih. '.V i. wi.. h W It' ! iv Phone 12 ftlr. a,nd Mrs. Ray Wood and Mr. and Mrs1. C. E. Nichols visit- - When Your Job Calls For Concrete call us

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iK v LAMB COUNTY LEADER,LUl!cfi?ld, Te., Thurs., Jan. 17, 1957, Page 5 Two of drlrtcd ' I Negroes a-- Injured sand. hcon so costly" profits havo been sons and two daughters, Worrell farmer wa virtually out of the President shook hands all ' through the Southwest is an evpnt Even under said : will long ho remembered (Continued fniin IjKo 1) irrigation, most low. showed Eisenhower around Tiart debt. Hut drouth has taken if round and which r by citizenship of immense "ops had not Worrell's net earnings - wish anybody any-bette- the that freck drove, off but Andiison, exliaus mnd0 tt very good total of- the form. heavy, toll,, with tho result that "I couldn't th- - yield because In lf)r,o were $0,30). Earnings luck than I wjsh you. Thank area. He will be remembered kjnd; led idler tussle, didn't catch of too much land The President displayed parti- the farmer's obligations iiau' In" citizen- the license being sQto eonHldcralily'lowor In 1051, you very much for yodr hospital- ly for his Interest the number. watered from limited facili- interest in Worrell's trench mountedto a sizeable total. ship in their tlmo of distress. velland Anderson said ho was ties. 1052, and 1053, and dropped io cular ity." awako . when the man came $2,78(1 in lU5-i- Tho year 1055 silo of sorghum grain used for ''This drouth costs me almost The President ended bis farm And who could forget the Presi- M. Leo, Of Kos- - In, but ho p'cm chH, lnsPcctlon khowpd n thought at first It made by n loss or $3,f552, and last cattle leed. $12,000 a year, I figure," Worrell tour at McConnell Air Forco dent's ready wit , . . his courtesy of was his grand- Elsenhower - ico jmi residents children moving on tho Clo- year a loss ot $101. i'i want to see that," Eisenhow- - told the President. Base, Wichita, Kan., Tuesday and kindness . . . his lnctest in 195b, nave alwut. wn ,U, o.tf I August, n! 'farm remarked. "I've got one During stop ., children a.t the farms he vis- Tlio Kciifro homo en of Raymond 'nrm Kayo ,(the of tha at the Worrell night., lfi met at the base, with ,the ut iMCHICUl mw ws crcd Worrell. He told President his first look soil Uiose on my farm." farm, the President representatives of alt ited . . . those youngsters will ,d about 4:30 i.m, by n 'at asked straight states coif ns result of siibjct 15 dcbt lms lncrcas-id- . 19 Sunday Wlfo nnsuercil tlio luiml P5 eroding wind, whipping at the Worrell's main operation questions and got straight ans- fronted, with drouth damage grow up bragging that they shook description !!dlly ,slnco 1D5 at alry hogs. wers. anc little with the of tlio man at tho ail and problem. haflds talked V driving Anderson and hog operations jiavo Actomp1 Jnled by wife, ' In 10C0 tlio Curry County tJt leaving wur. of the United States. l0 wrc residence. Uenfro said his three the Worrell farm, The of the President President liiudebaker tt 1:30 thu nnn a grey Clilllo throucll tli,. Irniil ,i boon when which was unlocked, iut h,,'. outh thrco miies pnrciitly went into Uiinml on Highway tl.o picst bedroom, where a visitor, Ithcin into the ditch KnK. man Nfv of l'ortules, S.M., was bid collis.on. Aiwini tttccp!ng. upon a Ime cuivcri Tho man took a pull aCK onto billfold contain- to ing $1.00 out Of Nix' poekctbook , flme to avoid the $ over twice and apparently started out of the lr turned house. But, he found blnst a tciepnone the wrong i door, and entered daugh-tor'- s 8 Rcnfro's it i ...til bedroom, " llllCU Willi itmtnnjrw""y. f lr Itenfro awoke and heard t iVrl It stop and waa not tho ft man suy something to daugh- - ssersby toiepnoncu his icr. no rusneu lo the in IvCveimiiu. front of the iter house and saw the man run S7WH whomithoy out dd with tho front door. ,ne, and she brought Wt?l iral Arts Hospital. R. towed fflVRY f,l wreck, was Id enrage. President Views (Continued K4 fcd Mrs. Leo suffered from ln j) oken ribs. Lee was crcilll which could b0 paid back M the hospital Wed- - at a low rate ut Interest. Ing DUl Airs. LA.T3 was Tho President flew Tuesday from Tucson to Pueblo, Colo., nnJ Garden City, Kan. He ended the day with a cliouth conference with tat, men who gathered Monday to pie-par- e .To a proposed plan for solving 6 BOTTLE CARTON the SouthWLSt's big problem. 4 t Amherst On band to greet President EKcnhuWor nt tlio Clovis Air NO. 1 MEDIUM POP C. of tlio wus Is'ew Mexico rosier llasc Governor m lidon nf Lubbock Edwin I Merchant and more Orange and Q llmcnt will speak at than 10,000 Chilians and mili- Strawberry klioillst Cliurcli Sun. tary personnel. DOZEN Tho President, wearing a brown r-r- .KRAFT Hill be weapons hat and topcoat, was the first t: rmlo uYlhiuuentH In step from his personal plane. He KRAFT PURE GRAPE LEAN SHOULDER OUTS tturcs tull also bo was greeted by a great cheer and DINNER rating tills phase of a suit "west Texas-Ne- Mexico ork. bretzo". Hats were hastily doffed, PRESERVES 12c PORK STEAK Is hulled to tlio but most members of the working LB.. lich is ponsori'l by press, with cameras to handle in SHURFINE Society of Christ- - a stiff wind, couldn't hold their BROWN 'N SERVE U.S. CHOICE hats and take pictures, so they took pictures. PEACHES (hi) Uth r TENDER SLICED OR HALVES As Air lo re band, ROLLS ROAST LB. Of Mrs. under Chief Warrant OMi'er CRUST .. . Patrick Veil re, habited him with . AVERAGE "Hall tho Chief," Kisenliuwer No. 2J4 Can .. ATC NICE FRESH, 2r TO 3' LB. Hiff Dies lines ot it n SIIURFINE TALL CAN walked between honor HONEY BOY guard and stepped into u Union-bin- e fangements are for u tour of the nearby HENS Long, 81, fof-ZS- LB. farming area. MILK i i c who died at her Secret service men were every- vA SALMON H ' following a lengthy 2 ECONOMY END EIECES where at tho landing field and on i llic tour of tlie larmtng area. DELtMONTE'of .03 yOAiif''j,i"f?; (l ' TUf Chum 47c pas born in Clayton They have a well-time- smooth - a resident of Hock- plan of operation in guarding the PLAIN'S BACON LB. years. She was a President, bijf they were very - GREEN BEANS he Fifth Street Bup- V courteous with the press and oth- 19c MELLORINE PURE-PORK- )- HOME MADE ers who accompanied the Chief nduded four sons, Executive on the tour of the farm- ASSORTED FLAVORS man, Okla.: George ing area adjacent to Clovis. and Sarvls SAUSAGE and Jack With the President on the farm Half Gallon 39c LB. six daughters, Mrs. tour at Clovis were Agriculture of San Antonio; Miss Secretary L'zra T. Benson, about of Steamboat, Neva- - 17 other agricultural specialists, 0. Ellis, Mrs. C. If. and approximately 200 newsm--n SHURFINE Irs. T. A. Glllum, njl and cameramen. id, Calif ; and Mrs. Following U tour of the coun- i SHURFINE, PRINT BAG of Llttlefield; two try hide, l'lscuhnner met w.th J.W. EATMORE, B. PKG. COFFEE Lone. Cushlnc: a group of New Mexico farmers Ash, of Carthacc: and ranchers for a thorl con- DRB? pdren and 15 creat- - FLOUR ference In tho air base Officers 25 LB. PR Club. CRANBERRIES A press conference was not 15c REGULAR 98c held. However, James C. Hagcrty, uet Set presidential press secretary, was on hand and assisted and isitcd SUGAR fist with the press. Ho said that tlio ' 10 LB. Church President seemed "much impres sed" with what 1 had seen at CARROTS Baptist Church lQc will Angelo and Woodward. Wial Clovis, San SHURFINE mii Trainlni Ifnlnrr sr press secretary said he was iVAiOtATlb py at 7,30 p.m. The I'lutm." In sure the tour would help in for- mulating drouth old plans, but Ill I iwf! Thome, pastor nf tho CATSUP t said that ho had no Information 14 OZ. Church at Lubbock any BANANAS speaker. as to how immadiatc mi forthcoming. 12'?c ltJr?'j for be will Mar-epic- would mm honor 's MAKfS the Wo learned tlftit tlii'ro arc 3ea nut dept. SIIURFINE, B. CAN and Uio Irrigation wells In Curry Coun- iaTiiv fe church s r,nti.nii county L ty, of which Clovis Is tlio Lane? is - the train- with theso wells "Mtor. Mrs. seist, and that GREEN 85c Forbes thoy are attcmp.lng to Irrigate ONIONS SHORTENING airman of the foods BUNC " Mrs. W - 80,000 acres. 0. Hamn- County lias 480,000 acres arge of decorations. Curry of dry land. The average depth of an Irriga- CAMPFHIE OUR DARLING HUNTS SHURFINE NORTHERN TOILET nker tion well In Curry County is 400 fcer, which moke these wells ex equip and op- s pensive to drill, HOMINY Teaching erate, PEAS CORN- v JUICE No. 300 Can "Curry County did not give much Early Juno TOMATO irrigation until tho 10c " Friday attention to No. 303 Can No. 303 Can 19c No. 300 Can 10cV ' 3 for 27c drouth conditions of the past tew w$ 3 for ?5c

"kne ' . Parker, fourth years. 1Cr press were ' ' In the Llttiofiohi Members of tho COMET ELMDALE DEL MONTE KOUNTY KIST TUXEDO resignetl. transported by bus on the farm effective shown ause of popr tour at Clovis. Tlvy were irrigated and dry land, with the - T M Donnnllih difference in methods easily dls- RICE PICKLES PEAS CO R N UNA M'V Is 'a clrnlble from the bus winnows. Long Grain former can be "lefield schools Some? idea of the drouth ,Hiu.i.MM and Information 12. Oz. 10c Full Quart 29c lo. 303 Can 17c 2 fpr ZSp Flat Can "nong th) natrons. gained from this ' a field of wheat planted last fall: yi - Of Hint "(o our Christ We uero told n i right" was a Held of "l"'"1 I MeAm planted last fall. 'rom tlio iW tho area looked Uko a Held that Double Stamps ift U worked but nut f bad been .well 'J - Sunday flluilil'll "We don't see any wheat, wo On I Glmnn r Informed' one of the tour announ- Fondupt ' A. .. . . cers on tho bus. w& a i, SSS "Von can't see It from the bus. Tuesday hfm here beginning ho replied, ot the same tlmo " dialling on one finger tha the height oi Klfe1" n nt wheat had attained a oun- - only about two inches. sorg- ' -- R? t 8SoT, Wo'Ttotert- fields of grain '? i hun r . .r hums that "did not moke and i H f , il - 4. . a 1rK,,"i uiu mcci- - wre navr harvested. :: IAft iWW 27, Wj UWM Musorveu niini at b:30. Mm! Imil been idwi o I la S"m ."'vice 13'...T. . airo pmw had Urn imo. T H " m amount fiir rAk , a great - reur Othar illda ld t lnV s . v p:.

& x. l .MMMHiHHMHHBiSiaMBPlPMpaisara magma Page G, LAMI1 COUNTY LtiADtilt, Lttllcfiulil, Tex., Thiii., Jan. 17, 1037 , , . - : - Hereford Buries Wildcats

1-A- In AA Opener, 89-4-0 Ily J. D. TKIXY -- ats plajcd good ball for six min- faces scored eight points In the The Hereford Whltcfaccs ran utes Thr Whiteface lead at one first minute of play. It took d away with their lull same against time was cut to only two points. five minutes and forty-fiv- e the Llttlefield Wildcats hero Stephens dropped in five field secends to score a field goal. Tuesday night 89 40, In a Jistrict goals and one free throw for 11 James Prcssley finally cut the 1AAA ball game. of the 13 points scored by thi Wild- cords with a shot from far out. Tlw first quarter was a close cats. Hereford put on a full court Hereford again put on a scoring one with Hereford coming out on press and opened up the ball sprco hitting eight points in less top, 15-1- 0 Miles Stephens was hot gnnv. At the end of the half, the than 30 seconds with less than ns the proverbial pistol by hitting score was 3t5-2- 2 in favor of Here- three minutes left in the third six of the 10 points for the Wild-cat- s. ford. Stephens hit eight shois for period. The score at the end of The Wildcats hit five shots Ills one-hande- d jump shot was three peilods was 69-3- for 11 attempts. leadly. In tlie fourth period, Hereford In the second quarter, the W lid- - In the third period, the White- - again lengthened their lead. They kept up their press and outscored Mttlfeield 20-8- . Stephens and Dyke, WaySand, Tech Jones both fouled out. FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE Mackey Llttlefield fouled 23 times com- ON pared to nine for Hereford. Here- On Little-fiel- Set For Big Saturday ford hit 15 field goals and d only 16, with Stephens count- SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, 9:00 A.M. In Lubbock ing for eight of them. Grudge Battle Card Stephens was the high point Promotor John Ussory has suc- LUBBOCK (Special) National man for Littlcfleld with 17 points. Men's Gold-sto- r. and Children's cessfully landed a return engag-mcr- t champions in both women's and He wai backed up by James Ladles thl Saturday night between men's basketball will appear In with seven. Ladies Dresses Duke Keomulca and Roger Mac-ke- y. the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum Hereford had five men in tho Dress Trousers Siturday night. two-digi-t column. Jim Curtslnger Nightwear 7.98 Value . 3.4V In one of the roughest, bloodirst Wayland's Flying Queens, AAU led the scoring for the night with 3.4 matches ever staged at the local champs, take on the runners-u- p of 26 points. Behind Curtslnger were 5.98 Value arena last Saturday. Keomuka, last Nashville Business Looklngblll with 14, Durfer with 98c 8.98 Value . 3.98 1.19 Value one of the most highly-regarde- d College, at 6 p.m. In night's 13, Morrison with 12, and Higgins the (595 & 7.95 Value wrestlers in the world, won a stir- second game, the Phillips GGers, with 11. ring decision over the popular champions of the Olympic playoff In the Bteam game earlier in 10.95 Value 4.98 1.39 d evening, Hereford 1.98 Value Mackev, an junior heavy- last ear, meet the Texas Tech the defeated .t 10.95 Value 7. weight champion Red Raiders. Llttlefield, The youthful Mackey went into In the Phillips lineup are a Thp Wildcats go to Dumas for 12.95 Value 5.98 a rage last week nfter the Japan former P.'d Raiders, Brownfield's a conference game Friday night 3.98 Value 2.69 12.95 Value 8.! cso chopper used his and the will return home and Play knuckles to Jim Reed, and four members of 14.95 open a huge gash in Mackey's the team that won the Olympics Plalnvlew here Saturday right in Value 6.98 n tilt. Both schools Boy's forehead The two had split the championship at Melbourne. In 4.98 Value 3.69 . 6-- Wild- first two falls Mackey appeared the latter group are 9 Chuclc have fine ball teams and tho 17.95 Value 7.98 to po le!erk when he saw his own Darling of Iowa, C--8 Burdy Hold-arso- n cats will probably have a big job Dress blood streaming down his face. of Colorado. Jim Walsh on their hands when they meet.. Trousers Ho attacked Keomuka and was of Stanford, ard 6-- 5 BUI Hougland giving the Jap an unmerciful boat- of ,'ansas. BOX SCORE 3.98 ' Children's Dresses Value ing wrrn referee Ray "Big Train Bemuse the exhibition double UTTI.EFJEI.D (40) fg ft pf tp Rugs Mac-ke- y Hilton Hemphill l Clements stepped In to slow henrVr is not Included on the Tex- 10 12 began to floor Clements and as Tech season ticket, a large Buddy Jones 10 5 2 2.93 Value 1.08 & "..98 Value even attacked John Tolas and number of good reserved seats Charles Duval Juan Humberto. a couple of othei should bo available Saturday Miles Stephens ..." .00208 1 5 17 2.93 Value Only 98c 3 7.0.) 4.1 wrestlers who appeared In the night. Reserved seats cost $2; gen-- ' James Pressley 3 0 6 3.98 Value ... 2.0T Value semi-fina- l. eral admission, S1.50. James Goldston 3 117 The two others had ran to the Billy Jeffries 0 0 2 0 ring to help the referee restore Rayford Lights 4.98 Value . 3JV9' Men's Sport Shirts order Prrmotor Ussery also en- Sud&n Schedules ..02.22 TOTALS 16 8 23 40 tered the ring was was floored 5.98 Value 3.V8 Bates Fabrics 1.1 1hrcr times by Mackey. An un- IIEKF.FOKD (83) fK ft pt tp All Corduroy's identified spectator also got into Activities For Bill Durfer the festivities and was much the Lcroy Morrison 2.98 Value Only 89C 2,! worse for his troubles after being March Of Dimes Terry Higglns All Flannel's kicked out of the ring by one of Dan Elliston House Drosses grapplers. Curtslnger . 1.1 the SUDAN - Mrs. C If. Lindau Jim All Clements finally Bobby Hurras 1 Gabardine's awarcVd th chairman of the March of Dimes 2.98 Value 49 match to Keomuka after disquali-fyin- g Drive in Sudan, announced this Bill Calloway ... Mackey., Mackey. still ravi week a numficr of activities have Glen Mutter ! Materials Cottons .3.98 Value Ing mad, told the audience over bfcn planned for the iund Ffcd Looklngblll ... : raisins "" 40 h'i. i the public address system that if campaign. Steve Slagle 22 Ladies Suits Selection of Fine Fahrics Short Lengths Ussery would just grant him a re- The March of Dimes coffee will 5.00 Value V turn match this week he wouM bo held Saturday morning from TOTALS 35 19 9 89 guarantee the blood Oi.TO 11 Score by quarters: , would again until in the home of Mrs. to flow, but this time It (Vatklns. All LUtWleld 10 13 9 8- -40 Values 98c Yard Yard WC wouldn't le Doyle interested per- 24.95 Value....: 15.98 Boys' Sport Shirts his. Ussery consented and Keomu- sons are invited to attend. Hereford 15 21 33 20--89 ka quickly added his approval Clubs and civic organizalons I 1.51 saying y he could easily handle Mac-ke- will assist with various projects 27.50 Value !. 16.98 All Flannel again and that Mackey "sure nmong which will be a benefit Scout Leaders won't want a third try after I basketball game, a mothers get 17.98 Tweed Materials 1.98 1.5! through with him this week". march, a card party, cannlsters Meet Monday 29.95 Value Cottons Usery signed the pair for the placed In business houses and best two out 1.1 of three falls with drive memoers accepting dona- Scout Leaders, institutional rep- 2.G9 Value .'' no time limit. tions in tne post ofilce and bank. resentatives, Cubmasters and Den Values to 1.G9 Yard 9bC The semi-fina- l this week brings Cards to be filled in will be dis- Mothers of Llttlefield Mon- Fall Suits bnck met Juan Humberto, the heavy-weig- ht tributed to students in the school. day night in Community Center (Only 4 In Thls.Group) 2.98 Value 2.! champion of Mexico to Scouts and Cub one of most the popular P-T- Scouts and Issue charters to the A All Men's and Boys' wrestlprs in America, young Ruy Amherst troops of Choice 29.95 Gupk-1- . different the town. One Group the risinz star who has Troop 11, sponsored by the lo- recently been such a hit on tele-visio- n Tc Meet Today cal Lions Club, has an enrollment Jackets in matches from Chicago. of 24 boys, with about 18 active This one Including Dress Gtyles promises plenty of ac- AMHERST members. Jack Brooke Is Scout- Ladies Sweaters Children's tion as both boys The Amherst Sweaters are plenty bi P.TA will meet today at three master . and Is assisted by Nig and capable This could turn out BUI o'clock. Whttson. Street is Institutional 3-9- 8 . . Z.OT to be a bcltc match than the representative for troop. Value 1 grudge-mai- Mis David Harmon will speak the Only Kco-wuk- .00 evrrit between a on "Enrollment Trends.' Raymond Looper, District Scout and Alackey, seml-flnb- l The Fourth and Fiftn grade pupils Executive installed the following1 4.98 Value 3.DT Resisfol Hats will furnish selections for enter- new committee members for tainment Troop II: Lloyd White, chairman: Too Late To 5.98 : P.00 Hostesses will be Mesdamcs Secretary treasurer, Calvin Value ... Other Value 4' .'. D. Bench. John Hoi-woo- Ijnn Brown; Propertyman. Bill Kelly: ' Items Ralph Classify.... Hardwick, Clinton Phillips, Glenn Advancements, Owen; 7.95 Value .: Men's Balfcon and George Tollott. Landon Grissom; Pub- '"TO Wnnte licity, Allen Purdy. They also rep- Boy's Outing P.J's 1.59 IRONING wanted. Fast, efficient Farmers In soil conservation resent Cub Pack 241, with John 8.98 Value . ,. W.TO Dress Shoes work 901 Hall Ave. Phone districts last year converted more Nail serving as Cubmaster. H1W than 1.3 million acres of cropland Troop 41 Is sponsored by Pres- Men's Q.Vo Knit P.J.'s ... . 2.59 One Largo Group Superior Quality to grass and trees, according to byterian Church, with O. P. Wile-mo- n All Others ..i FOP. RENT - Nice hougf a summary released by the UJ3. serving as Institutional rep- Allen Hodge in- Only 3. Close In. Peyton Reese, 'r Department of Agricluture. resentative. was Ties. 1.00 Value Reese Drug. jp stalled as chairman of the troop 69c r committee; Mackev Greer, Secre- Blouses has beei booked for two out of t FOR RINT tary treasurer; E. C. Rodgers, - Newly furnished three falls with a one-hou- r time thrre-roo- duple apartment limit. propertyman: Dave Eaton, Ad 2.93 1.98 Corduroy Caps 73c Ladies' Dress Shoe) side) vancements; Georpp Value oast adults only, nt SOS The matches'begln at fi:30 White, West at the Ben High Heels Broken Stock Second St. Morlcy B new Llttlefield Sports Arena lo- Ellis Porcher, 582-- Publicity. James Drake, Phone or 27. cated on the Levelland highway. Davidson is 3.98 Value 2.69 Leather Caps 1.39 Scoutmaster. 6.95 Value Ti oop 37 was not represented at ! ( - 3' 4.98 Value the meeting, Alvis Collins Is. 3.69 Men's Drawers Scoutmaster and Floyd PInkerton 1.89 Value 1.29 $??0Gr0UP Is WRESTLING assistant Scoutmaster. Ladies1 and Men's Union Boys1 Dress Shoes Rocky Ford HD Suits 1.98 Value 1.69 Children's Coats Only , In . DOUBLE MAIN EVENT Bryant Home (Only A Fer.fa This Group) Sweatshirts 89c FIRST MATCH Tho newly organized Rocky Men's jwBoys Ford Homo Demonstration For Only V2; Price Club will meet Friday at two Rcy Gunkel vs. Jucn Humberto . o'clock in the home of Mrs. Ladies' Sport Coats Harvey Don Bryant Mrs. V. M. Peterman has Children's Coats 15.95 Value 7. been elected president of the EttMk) Chenille Robes RETUllN MATCH group. Win Of - 22.50 14. Vs Value. it,4.., Of' .'.- Only . Duke Keomuka vs. Roger Mackey Joplin Gets K f" 2.59 2450& 27.50 17. Value Mtfft4f SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 - 8:30 P.M. Bank Promotion Charles Joplin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arbie Jpplln of Llttlefjeld, has been promoted to assistant Llttlefield Sports Arena cashier of the First National xxjvt-HMM- i tijgHway Pkoao 893 Bank, Lubbock, REPLIN S Young Joplin's father is the Llt- Dept. tlefield postmaster, Stor

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i tzubtt ii UrtLKFIELD, LAMB CO.. TEA'S, THURSDAY, JANUARY, 17, 1957 NUMBER 34 IKWrS

McVay Is bookkeeper and secre- by Mrs. McFarland . . . spent and Mrs. McFarland can easily bered among our friends, even If tary at thu office of the High the past few doyn In Lubbock be classed as Ideal hosts . . . they nre 25 or 100 nillc-- i dis- Plains Water Conservation Dis- .. . b.iby HltUnz . . . while Tom- everybody has a good time when tant. rational trict. Everybody at the water dis- my nnd wife-- In Agriculture were Austin on they go to house. . . their Sometimes neighbors . next 11 trict office mbd--Wc'- Holds congratulated business and to participate In . . the door neighbors . havr In Lamb County much resident on his the Inaugural festivities honor- been connected with common. Here's on example: birthday. Incidentally. Tom Mc- ing Governor Prlcp Daniel and newspapers, In one way or an- Mr. Allan II. White, Farland, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lieutenant tnd Mrs. Governor lien Ham other, for so long that keep'ng 1107 Forty-fl.t- McFarland, is manager of the sey Jr., street, Lub High up with the nelgbors comes as boek, and Mr. und Mrs. Lcc mm Plains Wafer Conservation1 Mrs. u h District. McFarland is wonderful nnturnl to us as getting off our Kleyp.ts of that city, live next Interest At cook . . . we've tnstnrf Rfimr. of 850 calorie diet. We like to Spade ' ? School .Mac' . .. two th'r.ls . - (Continued on Pag-- 4) assisted her cookies and candy . . Mr. think of neighbors as folk mini- fl e y '.W we've been taking pictures of It Pays To Use r&FV some of them. jfc. RAKE'S mbd- - . DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN? COFFEE Take a good look at the picture fl then, for detailed information, D BREAKS read down the column. m y Just Slightly r vrz- Stimulating ZZff. t m -- ' " Paymaster n V f By MORLEY B. DRAKE

It may be nice to play golf In PPJxH Africa, but it's nicer to, play It right here nt home. iH Chick Starter Posted in a British golf club in Africa. I "If the ball comes to rest In and HE dangerous proximity to a croco- dile or n hippopotamus, another ball may bo dropped. Growing Mash mbd--Th- is clever slogan and com- ment upp ars nt the top of the You'll raise healthier chicks, more profi- front page of The Earth News-Su- table layers when you follow the Pay- IS CHIps Don't Grow master feeding and management pb.n. For Men Uu.l' Them mmBSKSEBBM vigorous chicks, fast growth, production This Area Is Compov-- of layers, start your chickens on Paymaster .Men Who Arc Iluddcrs He's A. H. McFarland, who lives Chick Growing Mash. I Watch Is (Jrow. Starter and ! -- mbd- on his farm down Oklahoma Ave- A Hamlin housewife Is positive nue . . . the first man or woman, I that things always work out this whose picture has appeared In .it kOGKESSIVE Spade FFA program is under the wny: this "colyum." T of Buddy Hedges, left, vocational agriculture To start the phone There was ono other p!e At almost any hour, ture iLSod In Hrcaki" with "lofte Darold Hardin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim The suicst way I know .. . that was a picture of th2 of northeast of Spade, who is president of the Is to step Into the shower 1 old penlteittlnry in Sunta Fc And to bring the world ... no Connection between the A path up to my door, jatl and the McFarland 'pictures I know that answer, too: . . . the Lamb County resident Is I simply mop the floor! highly esteemed .. . the old Jail SLEY It. DUAKK Willis, who ployed for Olton In Wlllard Jones 1 worn out . . . Mac Is as wpry the days of deep rivalry in foot- agriculture occupies-- , 4 In the Hamlin Herald as Uia provcrbUL.crc!kct. , ball between a-,- Olton and Ltttlcflold. --mod- " r When Mac's birthday rolled ! LITTLEFIELD FEED s j STORE place in the currl The twins are today coaching foot- We've been kecpln' up with' the rouna recenuy, a sisteriniaw, c Spade ball, WHIard school. nt Frisco, and Willis neighbors . . . particularly this Mrs. Mayme McVay of Lubbock, 211 East 9th PHONE S3 boys aro enrolled nt Grapevine. past week or two ... In fact, sent him a sympathy card. Mrs. e Future Farmers of the boys seem to be i ! nthuilastlc interest In 1 studies and projects, ars that farming of the progressive, prosper- - rea will be much beno-- Everyone Loves New Ford gh - 1957 the the knowledee bo- d by the youth In the ois. e FFA, Joined by "HI have a livestock at a date not yet an-hi- s show will Include Wn& breeding animals. rrojet t., Crged The Most Popular Car in History m bj Ihn .. enthusiasm . vocational teacher. c mm thn Spado FFA r will Imva shi'L--n "their projects and -- i snow. And Hall Motor Company Can a former Olton young former vocatlonni ni. lecher In Knox County, swu commercial lamb wd at Goice last year J would like to see such Now Sell You Just The a In Lamb County. He J me tioreo show was ' worked out hv Uv. nt and the vocational teachors of Knox rational students urn Style You Want w about th lamb pro-Hedg- es 'J hdlovno , fam to that of Knox Fcr the first time since the new Ford hit the market, wc are able Jd be carried out In ,cf lOCal Kllmu to take care of our customers' needs. New .... after three months .... ii A ttuili'iit . ii i ""Wwi In the Lllllfl. anj 1....4 H. .. the factory is 'producing enough Fords to meet the tremendous demand. Jb. and In the Lute un ... . Hall Motor Company can now sell you just the model . . . . just the f ' X nrtheast of i WttJJcnt of the Spade Iflelpi Help! color ydu desire. No more will there be long weeks of waiting for that "wifies is chap. T certain style you choose. s'Ve n., . WE'RE NEEDING YOUR . r(ord In 4' district com-JJ- e even minded family can 1B&H'';' ' , With our credit terms, the most budget - yrlcultura GOOD USED CARS teacher '.i. flVf Mr r ' afford the luxury of a '57 Ford. We can arrange ANY terms your credit cars. We're selling them faster than The market is good on used i, vmip is worth more now than it will ever bo again Rjs? ca:i get - " fur justifys. WlUaani wo ft. on a Now Ford. ,s MofrWs X ln9 CalStd MS .n Come In And Action Test The New Kind of FORD For '57 - k'othon 'HI meet at fbr? "l8h.l In i-- the HlRh 'tffy K-.sft5- ' IIHIt tk. HALL MOTOR COMPANY ir!r.?u' Frk-wU- iUVmJZJ y Far SlYMlKLHMMi i "DoVTB Yew Dr " iMmmrtrf 2, COUNTY LEADER, Littlefield, Tj.v Thurs., 17, Fge LAMB Jan. 1957 'same direction, U ltWl Plucked $7,187 However, none of man; Judicial, Richard C. White Duval Piunderbund of EJ Paso. BKrssi?.wthe V Also: labor, Scott McDonald of Schools in One Day services for which 3l I I THE AMERICAN WAY From Benavides crs wcro purporUaV j LAMR COUNTY Fort Worth; liquor legulation, Christ!; from tho school district vouchers. DcWltt Hale of Corpus ByFRCDERICK HODGSON 167.80 Such vritl Win- handled In tho JL0 livestock, A. J. Bishop Jr. of ThcThubby Mr. lists 101 DIEGO, TEX.--On- c of the lUras inoso issued to ers; local uncontested bills, Rob-ar- t SAN out to fictitious nctltlnnT rcdcral Government's experts checks made W. Baker of Houston; mil- sticky financial whoto batch amounting have HCRE-LETT- HE working on the I listed HI - JEKf FINANCINC!--W- ell fiW "0 makes another " H OUR itary veterans, Paul Brashear of is Duval County fig- His affidavit vouchers which Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice , FEbtRAU GOVERNMENT own BiUA ANt cser tnora that Saw. wen I Cisco; traffic, Joe Pool of a polit- ..-...- c.. ...-- . May 24, 1923 Under of M FINANCE Sou motor ures the cost of operating micros"" .,,,,r na at Littlefield, Texas, Act m scuoou FULL VALUE FOR our. I municipal and private such as this at about r irnnw Gcorcc B. Farr oL direction, to Id 3, 1879. BUIUWNfi PROGRAM fl Tav Dallas; ical mchino County," Mr. actual iZ March M MONEY BECAUSE I of n Diego, Duval ever, none corporations, R. L. Strickland $1,000,000 year, Sin ho ha of these Ti,wJ - what goes swo're. "Although San Antonio; oil, gas and mining, This- doesn't include Heras no a payees n ' leaders tnc - nj SAM & BETTY WILLIAMS Publishers Richard C. Slack of Pecos; pen- Into the pockets of dominated wtui y vouchers ever workM J F through big "deals" which other-wis- e for many years, and has taken 5f5f(fCT toSR itentiaries, Warren C. Cowen of countcrriim a 1 ""unci.,." to """"" Carlton wouldn't have been possible. Pon himself There vnn V,... ,. Fort Worth; elections, Ben Shepperd has estimated vouchers issued by the District, sort of llilncr t.W ' public health, John m l,. Moore of IJouston; tho total of "money Tlivcrtcd from Mr. Parr has never within In Duval County " pub- - employees of for Ul Any erroneous reflection upon the character, a (Jja -- y J. Edgar Wilson of Amarlllol Intended, lawful 'purposes" in knowledge been an 3tandlng or reputation of any person firm or cor ' 0 .He lands and buildings, Bob Duval County has been four or Benavides Independent School Thn T)IPfrA ... "TOfsnrtniro s --sz&tJ S$ year for the W. M. Benson of San Tt. poratlon which may appear in the columns of uwisweJiyuu Wheeler of Tildvn; public print five million dollars a District but a small part of of ' I 1 who keeps Mr. Pnrrs ' I (711 Na- past ten years. Diego, nlnni?ii.k...j the Lamb County Leader will be giadly corrected ! y ,ing, Charlie Heitman Jr. of how thfl CQ Xv"0 (" V . lot of money even fr--r books, and who offices in Mr. ??" upon being brought to the of the pub- - ' cogdoches; representation before That's a one school rtl.t. attention , ' ) are sup- office across from the "5 VEx Rcagon R. Huffman Texas where millionaires Parr's short period of time M? s legislature, every hui-sac- in San Diego, has Corey posed to hide behind Courthouse 5f Marshah; rules, R. H. bush. served as 'auditoi' for said Bena- Alon-2- 0 of Victoria; school districts, Political machines fall apart vides School District for many Jamison of Denton. when something interferes with III rubllshed Thursday of each O 'yJL c"5is Attorney y"B. MilHgan Is Superintend- 1r 12 4s NEW ERA the free flow of cash. W. free on bA I . ,'" week 506 Phelps Avenue, ,, will be heard, but Ben Shepperd and Schools In the Benavides m.ni. at te&SiBiJf) Secretaries General John ent of his appeal from a Jive LitUeflcld, by Littlefield Press. li lot seen, this session. This and District Attorney Sam Burris Independent School District, and y U ySHft jVfiii y Du- Principal of tho B&2k a number of other innovations have turned off the faucet in W. K. Becd Is Equally enllghtenln Schools In said Benavides f being tried out by the 53th val. Freer be seen In the olTldtlbi ire Donato' Serna, a determined lit- District. During tho .years I r n SUBSCRIPTION RATES VS. AWSS"""" Legislators. Dis- nf th trial lrM$ Latin-Americ- who can spot for the Benavides lWrHP s' tle worked mer cashier of' - Formerly lawmakc-- scr Lamb County Lemler and County Wide News i the mile away, method of handling cnetfl vA' a crooked ledger a trict the our. per year ...$4.00 SBwRtt4 v zPk- etarles, usually Including many moneys was unKd pui ct hd Littlefield and Trade Territory, X(J oi now sits in the Courthouse at San Teacher Retirement I "23iJ ' contribu- oneppora in 1055. D Elsewhere in United States per year $5.00 -- University coeds, were on and olf County Auditor. Serna to make up the teacher fiS -- CP"'' - V HOfcl Jjfl) T Diego as recently was given ' the floor all during sessions. doesn't like George B. Parr one tion lists from tho payrolls, and nrlsnn ...... t ,j good reason. vouchers against Efintna "An editorial Is not a writ from on high; HfiRJik ., ..L - jj House members' secretaries had litHe bit. And for then to Issue schoolfS thorough to Mr. Mllll-ga- n steal Benavides jJV own. Parr once gave him a the School District ! .. N!" ho desks of their Tf nn utiH)aB it.i five-ce- ll flash- Mr. Rood the amount Now the house secretaries have going over with a or for destroying bonflwj bluS light, a beating so sovcrc that Teachers' contributions. basement offices. Their employ-3r- s of the ox - sheriffs, in were to pur- rourui juiy celebni njp V j Q one of Parr's then deputy These men turn ... hnvc new private telephones forced to in- checks be re- over Duval County ! Manuel Amaya, was chase cashier's to General Rhnnnir! .tiJtj To "Give" One Group Anything, Govornment to call their secretaries, other tervene and disarm the Boss. mitted to Teachers Retirement DOWN MEMORY LANE lawmakers' desks and outside. "Our County is not in a very System. scene with a small a'rj Must First Take It Away From dstants, jj (Taken from the Lamb County Leader, Jan. 14, 1926) Others But banished secretaries can good financial condition," says "I have carefully examined an- Inc'u.lmg SUtt Console with pay Serna. nual report of School Funds to Kj. 11. cavness. Coar.tt themselves vanished all raises up from SO to S10 a Only one county in Texas has Teas Education Agency submit- in dir.ctiou A political boss on Bell-Gillet- te .1 higher tax than Duval. by Benavldrti Independent pin Chevrolet Co. announced a reduction in day in the House, from $12 to rate ted hiivn The County, with a population in School District for theyenr end must a tnirMx $6-15- ; $M in the Senate. Both aic paid n- - prices as follows: Coupe Sedan, 735; Coach. the neighborhood of 12,000, has a ing August 31, 1950Mnnd have armored that inl J1 seven days a week. In It. mnrt-in- . Touring and Roadsters, $510. Highlights and Sidelights bonded indebtedness of $3,113,000 also examined a like report sub- Rut Even so, many observers de- and a $2.55 tax rate. mitted for the year ending August rusty and the cr(riMtn plored the passing of the secre- The adjoining county. Webb, an- 31, 1951. These reports were pre- times get chreis's. Thu I Mrs. J. E. Whicker, the former Kathcrinc Smith, was From Your State Capitol tarial "beauty parade." other political hot spot, hos a pared and submitted by the Texas in imval. Some of the House members also voted to ?2.C5 rate. State Bank of Alice, the deposi- crust nuked off, m honored at the Littlefield Hotel with a bridal shower. permit radio and television broad- In contrast, Val Verde County tory for Benavides Independent brteht metnl of font By VERN SANFORD 111 no wnnrfor V. casting of their sessions. has a 53 cent rate. Perhaps the School District. In these reports ihnl chine fought with FOUR SEEK SPEAKERSHIP avenging shade of Judge Itoy I have found many Irregularities. trttf R. B. Jones closed a lease with Charles Thompson for Texas Press Association ana semi-icga- i, weapon Campaigning for Speaker of Bean, "the law West of the On Exhibit A to this affidavit, I its Pecos," who held In Val nwnd tp keep an homit the Gold Star Cafe. The name was to be changed to that House In 1959 begun. court a have listed a number of vouchers the has Verde saloon, keens sticky fingers issued by Benavides Independent out oi tnc uumnout of "White Candidates are Reps. Joe Bur-kc- tt Rose Cafe." Legis- prlatlons by out of the public till. There's School District to fictitious per- Diego. It took the fall AUSTIN, Tex. Texas Committee .headed Glus-In- g Jr. of Kcrrville, Ben A. nothing like fancy em- sons. fic- the StntA of TVth lature is down to business with Hep. Max Smith of San Marcos, a little The persons so listed as of Kingsvllle, Barefoot San- bezzlement to shoot a tax rate titious are actually fictitious, nev- months to put Donato So Woman's Study Club met in the home of Mrs. Wilbur O. a "first things first", agenda. already have begun their dollar-by-doll- ders of Dallas and Wil? Smith of sky high. er existed, office in Duval. agreed "to and of course never Stockton. Mrs. Pat Boone presided. On the program were House members dellocratlons. S a, i d Beaumont. Beside my typewriter arc two performed the services for which The "result, accordlnjlil Speaker Waggoner Carr's plea to documents, nev l .TnVin nn 4U Mrs. G. B. speaker Carr, as they began, Decision will not be definite Donato Soma's cur- the vouchers purportedly were Richardson, Mrs. II. W. Wiseman and Mrs. Lena give top priority to appropria- rent annual report on Duval drawn. Many of these vouchers Is the first honest audit71 "You are tnc key to the wnole until after the 195S elections. County Howard. tions, A $2,000,000,000 approprla. session." SHORT SNORTS finances and an affidavit were Issued at the express direc- books In more than hut Legis- signed by Diego Hcras, former tion of W. M. Benson. tury. to quote tion bill is proposed by the A, host of other controversial Dan M6ody Jr., son of the for- At times I And. S acting secretary to the board of would deliver the vouchers "rtooooy can anrai lative Budget Board. It would problems will be pushing for at- mer governor, now Is parliamen- to Mr. steal $5,-232.- trustees of the Benavides Inde- In withost Postal receipts for 1925 were 8,727.94 as against 84 require no new taxes. But does Parr or Mr. Benson. At other the county it tention. Among, them: tarian of the Texas Senate . . . pendent School District. times, I would strongly-backe- d present them at the caugni." for 1924, an increase of 65 per cent. not include such 1. Long-rang- e state-wid-e water Davenport, execu- The two documents complement John former depository bank, where I would George B.Parr'i two I items as the teacher pay raises. Park-hous- e each other . conservatibn. Sen. George tive assistant attorney, now Is perfectly, the latter be handed an envelope containing In San nA IK , . .. Appro-mor- e nirirn Members of the House of Dallas, chairman of the. general counsel, to the Texas In- providing a good picture of the m6ney. This envelope would then Tpxrti Ktnto In City Clerk Clyde Shofner was advertising financial shenanigans It "Pay your Water Resources Committee, is dependent Producers Royalty responsible be delivered to Mr. Parr or Mr. Wells the bail city and for the "not very good County taxes, we need the money." to die on, more to get buried asking prompt action. Sixteen Owners Association. financial Benson. tloned hv Dlot--n TTm J for cendition" of the County Du- execut-- two amend- of "On Exhibit B to this affidavit. dcDoaitorv for fumlt pf tll on, more to have your will bills constitutional val. 1 I have listed another group Mil I ed and your property divided a-- ments were presented by the com- China has vast reserves of coal In just one day, ef vldes School District to .see prices continue to up October 19, vouchers which wn r OUt Of "In Tin i - - - hmlnnfi ... Mu Sandhills 50 'children who will find It mittee. and iron ore, produces one- - 1950, nimble fingers $7,- - I wHH....Wd, a little jnong but lifted the same manner and underfni the on the each year from now on, J ' signpoted wjn't?n&lgh to put them where 2. School integration. Rep. Joe fifth of U.S. totarr.. - jl maybe for the next 30 years at they wanted to be, just hasn't Chapman of Sulphur Springs cir- Philosopher . .. ir.'ast. I been around for the last 25 years. culated a' Texas Manifesto which This made cvciybody gloo- I pledged signers to support legis- Editor's note: feel Understand, I wooldn't want to The Sandhills my, except me. It news to go days lation to help preserve school seg- Philosopher on his Johnson grass wasn't back to tlie old where a me that the cost of tlvln; may con- man was considered well off if he regation. iarm seems about half serious this tinue to go up. week, It's been going up didn't have to ride bareback and 3. Election code revisions. Rep. although you never can tell. ever since I can of proposes a remember. , owned a new well rope, but the Joe Pool Dallas O-- Dear Ttw man who In his early days Idea that you can find some way lawrcqulrlng runoff between edltar: was making 590 a month and fi- to hold your income up and your top candidates in special elections GOSPEL I was talking to a bunch of my gured if he could II. S, congress-man-aMarg- Meeting just raise it to costs down, that you will bvi able for senator and neighbors sitting around a stove S100 he could get by comfortably, to ilnd somebody to sell you He wants it passed in town yesterday afternoon and Is now making say $400 a mon- beans In a cellophane bag for the on an emergency basis to apply . they were concerned over the high th and figuring if ne could stretch same price you could grow to the upcoming raivi for Price living. and cost of it to $500 he could get by com- store them yourself In a towsack Daniel's place. Republicans arc Furthermore, one of them said, fortably. The same applies re- protesting vigorously. he'd In the old days, Is hopeless. read the day before where gardless of the bracket you used In other words, uphill 1. Lobby control and legislative the kind It's an of national economy we'- to be In and ar In now. fjght, but It always has been ethics. Rep. Zeke Zbranek of living in and re requires prices to Anybody who hasn't discovered always will he, except In Daisetta says lie will introduce keep edging up maybe a little. If they It costs more to get born, more to my case. I've done most of my a bill requiring lobbyists to file stopped th--y might start falling stay healthy, more to get edu- fighting on level ground. You cun monthly finahcial reports. ChurchofChris. and that might bring on defla-- 1 cated, more to stay clothed, more better that way. KKY POSTS ASSIGNED West 9th Street tion "and a depression and that to get entertained, more1 to stay Though new faces abound LMkficW,T everybody might Yours faithfully, as well get set in business, more to retire on, J. A. 5G In tfjc House, seven In the Senate honors as, usual, went to old hands. Sen. Ottls E. Lock of Lufkln, veteran of nearly 20 years in thVi JAN. To Legislature, was elected Senate 20 JAN. president pvo tempore. is 27 It the top Scnai; honor, second In line to the governorship. House Speaker Waggoner Carr THANK YOU of Lubbock lsa fourth termer. Preaching by Rep. Max L. Smith of San Mar- ,--f- cos, now In his seventh term drew the important House, ap- propriations committed chair- to all our many friends manship. Other key chairmen in the House are F rates S. Seeling-so- n H. L. of San Antonio, revenue and Gipson taxation; W. S. (Bill) Heatly of and customers for the Paducah state affairs, Amarillo, r Other reluming lawmakers hold Texas remaining House chairmanships. f Tlftiy'are: aeronautics, Vernon J. wonderful opening. Stewart of Wichita Falls; agri- culture, Harold U. Parish of TAft; banking, Thomas R. Joseph of Waco; claims and accounts, W, A. Stroman of San Angelo; com- Time of Winners merce and manufacturers, W. W. Service of Free Baskefs Groceries Glass of Jacksonville; common carriers, J. B. Walling of Wichita Sunday 10:30 A. M. - 6:30 P. M. Mrs. Bruce Schrimshtr Falls; comptro.'.cr's accounts, Louis II. Anderson of Midland; congressional and legislative dis- Weekdays 7:30 P.M. - Mrs. E. Andrew Boston tricts, Malcolm McUrcgor of J2I II. L. GIPSON Paso; conservation and reclama- tion, Lcroy Saul of Kross; consti- Carolina Arzate tutional amendments, Jack Welch of Marlln; contingent expense Nos. 235279 and 2$073 Louis Rugus of Orange. Also; counties, Menton J, Mur- We (Will Invite the holders of these two please ray of Harllngtcn; criminal jur-- You tickets,' contact us. To The 'We're holding your Groceries.) ispruaence, j. e. Wlnfree of basket of Houston; education, James A. Turman of Gobcr; engrossed Meeting Bring Wi;, Herman Yczak of and m r Bremond; V enrolled bills, Walter C. Schwartz - ' ;..J3renham,.J6dQral tclalions, . j r; EUgloideMa Garza ..ofiMlsstan: Your'Frimnd. You Aft tff'- , , 'J ame and fish," Cecjl Storeyl of .iih., n vm jiiguwuys, Jim Alooro of FobiLj Worth; hospitals and ways i u specfar $cHbq8, Moyne L. Kelly 'if w 9rcomm of Afton; Insurance, Marshall O. BOWEN GROCERY Bell of San Antonio; Interstate This Church commerce. Truelt Latimer of Abl- - i Jorjj; judiciary, Wade E. Spll. """" . trimmm f vj - , r& "1 P? ' Vfcj

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V - - , 4 - recently volunteered. roll's Grandmother. Mrs. J. E drcn. of Lubbock Sundnv He Ret snent and Mrs. Chester will move Pvt. Gerald Grimes Elliott. Mrs. G. D. McColland. I New Montreal Takes Form Mr. Fieldton Facts here, with Mrs. Smith's mother, Hotel Washington state to intake tliclr Mrs. Billy McCclland. Mrs. James pMrs. Bculah Rootson, to Safe-Driv- and her after Pole's dcpaiture. er By Mrs. It. A. Reed Ijohnson, Mrs. It? A. Jeod. Krondmother, Mfe. Ada Cdor.er. home 7th Army A ucata jii mu piuiliu will", met Inst t.'ATCWT5t AtlTERN. . i';iauue Mr The Fieldton W.M U urmta and Mrs. J M. Plekrell nml Ah. and Mrs, B. C. Conner, from (AHTNC). - Army Pvt. cmrai UUlofleld, W. tml return-tliarlon- Mrs. Rushing from s.pen - - Shciman near Hart near Hart,- and lftv and Mrs.,4im Loyd. E. Grimes, son of Mr. nnd Mrs i snfo rirk-n.- ....'" s, taught by Mrs. I. J. .cd home Tuesday, from Faducalt lost trway niut with hip yar-enl- mie Roblson.and baby son. Vhllo KOrvlnrr ...liL Xl She hud visited h2i' Mr. and Mrs, paients, and H. C. I'iekrell. Cowan, vis- .Ircrnft Artllln. .7. 'carried her mother to Wichita Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr .and Mrs. Earl Douglas, Little- - Grimes won check-up- . ited Sunday afternoon, at Coffee Brtaks.... the Sft Falls, for a medical Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hucjc left from Stanton, visited Sunday Sunday for with field, with Mr. and Mrs. Jcft DRAKE nvard, for driving Oklahoma where they her sistci, JIrs. King Chancy By MOBLCV B. lie c 6000 miin. At"1 Mrs. re- will visit with and Cook. Mr. and Paul Green at Nornian' his thqlr mother Mr. and Mrs. lent or turned home Friday niter attend- father, Mr. W. T. Buck and, Mrs. Earl (Contlnuoil Iront 1'ngo 1) traffic vfokuj Stamps 01-tc- n, And daughter, 'ironi j Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Elliott vis, ing funeral services at Wellington; Buck. 1 . nls6 ytMtcd Sunday with hos- (Jreat Implies "L it:', ....".' for the father of Ice and Frank Mis. itcd Monday afternoon, at tko door wii8 i Stamps mother, Mm. Chaney and wife liit-l- r recently tered Army CumminRS. They wire accompan Mis. Tom Duggan, from Am- pital at Muleshoe, with the cams to homes the in & grandmother. Darrell ivl-uivc- ied by Weldon Torrill herst visited here Tliuisday witli of their grandson, Mrs. with the events about a week niu oasic undergone nn Fort Orel. Cnllf u . Mrs. U. C. Plckroll. Elliott, who had ap.irt. Mr and Mrs. A. II,. ScivaMy vis- Mi. and Mrs. W. J. AldrJdso vis- (peration for appendicitis. ope in February u ited Sunday, .with relatives at Lee and Allan nrc the happiest ited Saturday, nsar Morton with Mrs. It. A. Reed and daughter, &T me sol Lcvelland. Her BllllllllllllllllllKSMfew1' riBiKIHkrktwilZ " Iter - H." ' In n long time. their daughter, Mrs. Paul Black-we- ll Mrs. J. E. Laslicr, of Littjcfield sister Mrs. ,Sallle O. W. Tcstcrman and Rov. men we have met jrauunicu irora Lltt! and family. visited Friday with their daugh- Anderson accompanied tth e.m of Hart Camp ntjand-e- d haven't tcen or talked with ov:iiuui in JW.tt, home, a con- - Jc ter and sister. Mrs. Gus A. Beck- lor visit. the Baptist evangelistic both got week. their wives . . . they've Mrs,. Julin Muller is Califor- er I at Ft. Worth, this in Jr., and family at Reese ferenco full . . . nnd no time ?rnl counties, Including A'irgll their hands l nia, fcr an idonfinlte stay with Stanfield, of Houston, Klt-ypn- s his with newsmen, but we Mrs. 1, M-Sg- t. to talk daughters He acrempan'cd his R. W. Stanfield, of Ros-.wel- l, know they are very happy. family, sub- N.M., G V. M'oods, Pesrm Bureau have nlrcad ton daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Brestrup Is doing Mrs. - brought Mr. nnd J Mrs. and children, teaching of Ft. Sumner, N.M., ,Roy Tin- stork juuj on men Lojd'Joyner stitute at Arnhcrst. Mrs. White n hoy, who has been m hti who w rp moving to California, Campbell, of Albuquerque, N.M., Mrs. II. Membership Drive Stcvo Allun. The saino fnl.nu" arei'. from Lavvton, Okla. Gary and TwolJa Pickrcll of spent the wo:k here with their I'hato: Caurttiv Canadian National RailaavS niiinrd new "Queen Elizabeth" Hotel, will be bird brought Mr nnd Mrs. Hie go . Littleflcid, spent the weekend paients, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. THE a itructure which busy .joucancu fi opened In 1958. is takinsr Shane nn Mnntrftat'a "Plan. Villi-.Mnrir-." Kk-ypa- s a girl. Shu has been wiini incy arrhe. Mr and Mrs. Don Conrie an! here with their grandparents, Mr. Stanfield. Mr. Stanf.eld Is serious- i 21 With more than 1,200 guest rooms, the "Queen Elizabeth's" public rooms Sot February named Ann. times the Ntcak hi, baby son, ire "istlinjj here with and Mrs. II. C. Plckroll. ly ill at the Amherst hospital. Will be capable cf accommodating Iai 2.500 nersnnx it h.inntirti and more Allan Is a son of Mr. nnd Mrs. for hours. her mother, Mr. L. D Cnssetty M.. Roy Campbell, of Albuquer- ,t than 4,000 at meetings. uc February 21st was set as Allan II. White, Sr., of Amherst, Allan White. Sr. t,,.i and other reatives. The Con-lie'- s Mrs. King Chain-- ' went to Lub- - que, and G. W. Woods, of membership drive of the Ft Is connected with the High master fol will be moving near Lub- bock Monday mcdic.il check- Sumner, spent weekend l Lamb County Farm Bureau at a and at Amherst for a the hem. Dis- bock, after living for several up. Her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Mrs. Frank Phillips, of Albuquer- Mrs. Vnyne Cowan. Mrs. Cowan, wards, and Roy Gene, his sister board meeting last week. The Tex-- i Plains Water Conservation White Is former We nm roli.ililu i.i months at Svram n, N'.Y McGill and baby daughter, of 01-to- que, arrived Tuesday tb.be with Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Cow- and husband, Mr. and Mrs. MaK as Farm Bureau has declared the trict. Mrs the came over to spend her parents. an are sisters. McCclland and other relatives. week of February ISth through the Helen of Littleficld. the grandparents of t3 the day .. . Several from here with grandmother during 22nd as state wide drive date. and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rlV.lJ nm onunll.. attended th' her th2 .., weddlnj shower lis Tuesdays at absence of Mrs. Chancy. The Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chester, and Plans are being made for a par-- I W. E. s the events ne h the home of Mrs. Delvin Batson, Lgrnndmothcr makes her home their four children, from Vernon, and baby daughter, from Mineral,, son Pete, have moved to Plain-vie- ty one week following the drive. 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'- -- j-m-to. - IMKk:: - f '?' . - RRY DRAKE LAMB COUNTY LEADER, Littlcflcld, Tex., Thurs., Jan. 17, 1957, Page 5 ' N0aABVT4U7 ENOUGH weveyyoJ OP ),7urm ;tHistime hold voii Sm around i RIGHT. I Stagner Is Amherst ' Hi uSiV" -llttl Z?1 L LWv-S- J nswu before XK EK .7wri? 3 IVews From Whitharral .. mr SiBMl 'Klomeitiaker Tomorrow1 By MBS. ELVA T. CRANK Of The Betty Crocker Homemakei awarded the runnerup girls in of Tomorrow In Ainhcrst High each state. The school of the state James Pence, son of Mr. and eral days in the Medical Arts Clin- School Is Gall Stagner. winner will receive a set of the Mrs. Abort Pence underwent a ic and Hospital at Littlcflcld the She received the highest score Encyclopedia Brlttannlca. tonsollectomy nt the Phllllps-Dup-rc- o past week. in a writcn examination on home-makin- g The scholarship of the young Hospital In Lcvcllland. Pence knowledge and attitudes, woman named All American is employed at Lubbock. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McClure administered Dec. 4, to senior Homcmaker of Tomorrow will be visited the former's sister, Mrs. girls in the graduating class. Her increased to $5,000. This year for Bobby Brown ,high school Sop- May Thompson of Hurlwood at examination paper will be entered the first time girls who rank sec- homore and son of Mr. and Mrs. the So. Plains Hospital Sunday In competition to name this ond, third and fourth In the na- Floyd Brown, has been a patient at Lubbock where she lias been state's candidate for the title of tional finals will receive $4,000, To- in the" Littlcflcld Hospital lor sev- a patient for the past two Homcmaker of $3,000 and $2,000 scholarships, consid- eral wucks. , morrow and will also be Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Havlns and ered for the runnerup award in Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Havins spent achievement, and Mrs. Barker and the stutc. For her Mr. Hershcl Sunday at Lovington, N. Mex. she will receive an award pin de are the Duni Chapel Former Area fRRY wlwrc they visited Mrs. E. P. Ha- signed by Trlffarl of New York. ' DRAKE Grocery within the near future. ving, brother, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. winner the ' The Barkers hove moved back to The national in HELP M JF&0 WEAR MBHKVM(W-r-- Ti . Search conducted Z the Lums Chapel Community Yantis. third annual Woman Dies after 300,526'young women In 11,-G- MV OVERCOAT, lLL COVER WHITHARRAL Funeral ser- Mlk? Ifli gjU--. rfW 'AT- -" T living near Litllcficld for several (Bo) Shcdd public, private i?pPWAKE..I 60TTAJnHIM7W MjJUJlJI Awa O years. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred of the nation's vices for Mrs. F. F. Tilfery who have returned to Nashvlll'", Tenn , and parochial high schools will died Jan. 1, 1957, were held Jan. after being called hero by the be named May 2 at the American 4 at 10 a.m. at the Arlington Four The household effects of Mrs death of Shcdd's father, Dec. 29. Table banquet In the Waldorf-Astori- a moved Square Church in Riverside, Calif. Susie Hudson have been Hotel, New York City. officiated. from Littlcflcld to homo of Rev. Barney Northcote the Rev. and Mr3 M. D. Durham General Mills Is sponsor of the Interment followed at Olive-- her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ilalph left Monday fo- - the Baptist Evan- program designed to Wade. Mr. assist wood Cemetery In Riverside. and Mrs. Charlie James gelistic Conference at Ft. Worth. in home and children wore durh'g schcols cducatin for and Survivors Include her husband, here the living and to emphasize (Pete) Tillery of weekend were uccompanled family a son, Claude, and Born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. through sound scholarship 643 Diego 14, by plans a Sawtllle SU San home Mrs. Hudson who Jack Milbarn, a son, Billy Jack, program the personal qual- be- Calif., one daughter In Ft. Worth, to vlsl them a while e short 0 lbs. 1191 oz., at the Phllllps-Du-prc- ities sense of values neces- of grandchildren fore going on to Joplin, Mo., and a number and Hospital in Lcvclland. The sary to nucccssful homcmaklng. several where J she another will visit Mllburns have a daughter. A total of 5106,000 In scholarships 12, 1877 in daughter, Mr3. Boolic Hodge and Born June Dallas Will be awarded. County. Texas, Martha Lillian Til-Jer- y family, t . Dayton, Ohio er Mi's. Lee Antes of Each state Betty Crocker Home-mak- with her husband were early "t'? v. has been a guest of her parents, of Tomorrow will receive day settlers in the Hodges Com- i nd'SIrg? of Lor- Mr. TomJIarp Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mitchell and a $1,500 scholarship and an educa- munity, residing here from 1925 to enzo h We to"- - Melvln novd' the other relatives" enioute to her. tional trip with her school advis- 1913 when they moved to Lub- Marrov rccfcnUy by at- ;RRY DRAKE 'tarra vacated home from Austin where she or to Washington, D. C, colonial bock, later going to California. Mr. an Clarence Tharp and tended .the weddins of her son. Tillery will makehis home with I r i , m " mi i Williamsburg, Va., and New York IS TOE SLUG FROM . . im ii Siw i i Paul w lo'teuirnod.to Winters. The THE HIDDEN SLEEVE - in ',! City. A $j00 scholarship will be his son in San Diego. 'O L2L VMrJLJ Hari)s arc-- parents PISTOL FELLS PUPE. the of Mrs. BABTALK- - HURLS HIS E. E. Hale. OVERCOAT IN DRAKE'S WOW Names MCb.' Mr. and Mr3. Hub Sprabcrry vis- ited the lattors sister at Dim-mi- tt New State Head Friday. NOTICE! OMAHA, Nebr. (Special) E. Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Dixon A. Bowers, a native of Tenaha, and soh are home from several Tex., Is icturning to his home To Customers days in Colorado. state as state manager of north- H jy V . J I mJLy jmi 1 AT f Woodmen of i Bp& vv v JfiSanW west Texas for the, Mrs. Fred Nowsom gave a birth- World Life Insurance Society. Olton Delinting Plant day dinner, Sunday for Mr. New-so- The appointment was effective at their home northeast of Jan. 1, according to an announ- town. Guests for the dinner were cement made by Woodmen Presi- Will Be Closed From Jan. 15 Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton dent Howard M. Lundgren. and children of Lubbock, Mr. and Bowers will supervise all north- To 1. Mrs. Fred Owens and children of west Texas activities of the or March Levelland, and Mr. and Mrs. ganization, world's financially Veldon Ncwsom and sons. strongest fraternal Lenefit socie- IFACE HANK pv pt Avrrnrwttiflg ty, which has nearly 10,000 mem YOU IIAVE SEED YOU WANT DELINTED Mr. and Mrs. C G. Landers bers in that area. IF were, in Whitcface Sunday whre Ninty-iou- r counties are under BEFORE SPRING PLEASE BRING THEM IN m they visited the L. E. McDonald his Jurisdiction, Including Lamb BEFORE CLOSING DATE. ' mi? family. County. Bowers attended Texas Univer- Jackie, 7 year-ol- d daughter of sity and was graduated from Ste- Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Manor, was phen F. Austin College, Nacog- brought home Sunday from the doches. With Woodmen more than M. E. Hospital at Lubbock, where 20 years, he was district manager OLTON DELINTING she underwent surgery 4fin her jn East Texas and Houston In tho PWllllll3 leg which waJniu'.lrf'AuR. Sha ;o930's. will have toWear a brace for a 1le moved to the state manager PLANT month or more. ship of New Mexico In 1942 and ol New Jersey In 1951 .He will move NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT -- (ffiTl cy.c'cRBnTfc'' Weekend guests of the A. P. his family from Trenton, N. J., S TaT r Grants were Mr. and Mrs. Howard in Uie near future. G. J. MILLS MANAGER Buck and son of Amarlllo. Russia uses about 25 million IIIWAY 70 OLTON, TEXAS MrsM. D. Durham spent scv- - tons of peat yearly. This Fully Automatic 2 Cycle

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Apply In person. you Sudan. acres culled treat-cd- . Start where left school. lilts only. Mi. iw and 35. Do you need money? Avon ot cotton allowance. 3 - 88-- Hancock Manufacturing Comp- Write Columbia School, Box 15'4 li-.i- i bed- Lockott No. Gln 3 BEDROOM or extra large two . room home. run SEWING MACHINE. Number One. Cosmetics offer a splendid earn- Cash rent $120X00 seed. These seed are 1st year bedroom with garage. Mack any, Plalnvlew Highway, Lub- Amarillo. -- Automatic and plain sewing. Call collect. 99G-W- ing opportunity in bedroom house. Roy Kiilinsuortnl out of certified seed. ?1.5o'per Tucker. Phone . bock, Texas. Amherst Parkwuy 321 A. L. Legg, 1007 S. Westside HOSPITALIZATION SALES garage. Ininiedi-Sc- c West Pima bushel. 2H miles south of Am- serving our customers. Write L'oolldgc, Avenue, Llttlefleld, Texas. WAITRESS o c J rEOPLE at 12UG E. Arizona. 14-- herst. Walter Brantley, WANTED. P h n LADIES interested In part time 676, Lubbock, it Jr. TF-- L Preferred Life pays cash, bonu Box Texas. 9018. I wnrlf In Vlfl.. hnmn UVU.. Ill Lois "umpn. CLEAN, modern upurtmeiits.liiu ...... s. in.. huh; IV ses, merchandise Incentives, good curlty Suite lianK. SUi. 3 FINE 5 weeks old Shetland Sheep DEEP-BREAKIN- G 2 mold box 1222, Lubbock, Texas. East tf-J- N BEDROOM, way Give front money and monthly renew- - stucco house with regis- "- degs (Mlniatun? Collies) board. Herbert Walker 701 W-7t- phone als. Plenty of free leads. Prefer- - attached garage. 909 address and number. MODERN, nicely furnished, W. Oth. tered, sired by. champion. ?50. 481-- tf-- mam mile well Phone i red Plans pay IN or OUT of the IVIANAGER'S TRAINEE house. I touted and curpe.ea apart- Mclvln Ro. Tf-- Phone 27 or 467. TF-- hospital. Complete line of Life Adults only. 2 VACCUUM ments. See Otto jonra, Pnonu Cleaner salesmen. Plans. For details no obliga TF-I- I FOR SALE or 3 ROOM HOUSE $1500.00 at (27-55-) sev- - lease. Ideal laun- for Good opportunity for advance- NcMd Assistant in s,2t7- TF-- J 8--- tion (confidential) Mr. dry in Amherst, Cash. Howard Reese Recsu F write Jack to Texas. Will ment. Apply or write Mr. Smith, or Sale or Trade H, - eral West Texas counties and bath R Knott, Vice President, Prefer- roomt FOR MEN, clean, givo good terms on sale or long Drug. TF-- 706, Broadwayr Plainvicw, Tex. develop an Area Manager. Ex- 3 rooms comfortable rea L.ue insurance company, f WfSz houses rooms. H03 a. lease. M. R. Hobbs, 1540 tf-- S remuneration, group Piieipa. East 3 HOUSE for sale furnished un P. O. Box 3027, cellent urnished. Roberts iirs. 7th. Ainurillo, Texas. BEDROOM home and garage. or Dallas, Texas. plan. Thomas B. Duke. Phone iai. lr-- u Lloyd insurance, ietirement 232. tf R Small down payment. Largest of the Egyptian pyra- furnished. Will take Irrigation .Stimulating work. Teaching 2 BEDROOM 301 ucres dry land. r Hood. Phone 1003-- of pump in on house. Contact Earl liouse. Newly decor-ute- d. room mids has an estimated weight or sales background valuable. moJorn house, double; 5 Johnson, 1 Lfd., Texas. FOR LEASE Dills Ci-dnlotie- garage million tons. Rt. Apartments. Venetian blinds. nir FRESH Country Eggs. 2 miles Must be ready to accept posi- 97. w. work shop, good out buudlnirs. TF-- J Phone 3iu iiugs. buz w. bin. See wost on Pep Highway. 40c per Business building at 412 tion Immediately If selected. TF-- B on paving, HOSPITALIZATION MEN bailments. owner ut 50U W. Gin. u-- lal acres cotton. All phone Mrs. doen. A Schulz. Preferred Life pays top commis- 320 ACRES on Ave. For local Interview good level catclaw land. Price rawland pavement Hall Contact Herman Williams, Morton, 4481, Thurs- Un- - SIBli.nn sions, $G9.0D Hpartmcnt. 3 ROOM and batn unfurnlslKd. per acre. A perfect dry 3 BEDROOM house, gar- renewals every month and no mineral, in water belt. Brown at 414 Hall Avenue. 17 & 18. attached monthly day and Friday, Jan. br scnooi nousu. Contact Jesse Bolton at Armes land farm. age, on acre of land. Westside liberal cash bonuses to per acre. Peyton Reese TF-- E 31-- 177.1 good producers. Plenty of free Reese Drug. TF-- Chevrolet or call TF-- B acres, well Improved, dry Avenue, by school. Sec Arthur land, $100.00 per acre. leads. Complete kit of hospital, Lartmcnt Furnish Jones Real Estate or owner J. FOR SALE or trade. $2000 equity NICE TWO bedroom home. Close OS acres Irrigated, Im- medical cam (puys doctor calls at Station, modern Ernest Jones, Lubbock Motor in 4 room house and bath with es Ssrvlcc In. Very reasonable for perma-nun- t provements, $105 per home or office), and cash income acre. Lodge. PO garage. 615 tennant. Contact Peyton Largo 0 room plans, including attached Wicker. modern home, Write John Rushing, Rt. 4, Dim' JOB WANTED Reese ut Kees Ding. TF-- S Duggan Annex, $12,500. 1C0 ACRES of good land for guaranteed renewable hospital pro- and 2 bedroom Corner TF-- 1-- mitt. lot sale. 10" Irrigation well. Full tection. If you are an experienced I Newly decorated. NEWLY 751I0 decorated apartments pipe of W50 per 4 salesman und are interested in big Farm and Ranch Experience TF-- U JIAMP McCAItY water. acre. and rooms, private batns. Also money 16-Ser- Office Phono 30 Resident 719 miles South and l'.i East of front and regular renewals, VIces furished houses, 707 East 7tn, Olton. Stamps Farm. write Vice President, P. O. Box or gill 921. Plckrell Apartments. BEDROOM house. Plumbed for 4027, Dallas. Texas. "Veto'1- - comes from the Latin Clmpman washer and dryoY. At- -- EQUITY IN 2 bedroom house Rex Fenced. meaning forbid." Sherry h)t No. 18M tached garage. Call 633-M- . near school. Contact Arthur Man or Woman "I V. MODERN 3 room house and bath. OWN F. W. Jones Real Estate, Llttlefleld or YOUK OWN IIUSIN'ESS YOUh INCOME TAXES Springlakc, Texas Car pert, back yard fence. A .And Meets 2nd lib Close J. Ernest Jones (Owner) Lub- new Item. First time offered.. LEGAL WORK. After several Monday In. call 45 G. C. Pass. TF-- ONE PO-3-1- 9 spare acre land with Improve- bock Motor Lodge, Phone Start in time, if satisfied, months of Illness, I am able to Night ments. Soe Mrs. II. L. 1 1. then work full time'. BEDROOM for rent In new Pickett, work; in my office hgain on your 8 P.M. home Broadacres Addii'on. Refilling and collecting moncjj with Jurnaced heat. Mablc Alex- TWO on income tax jand.do legal work. GMJimaada 'G' John Deere tractors from bulk machines in this area!' ' 201 C. Land, Attorndy, 114 W7 1th ander, E. Oth, Littleilcld. EQUITY in four choice lots in butane with equipment. Pnone A To qualify you must have" car Little-field- , TF-- the Littlcficld Memorial Lazbuddie Yorktown Ave. Phone 968 or 526,' MECHANIC WANTED Park. 5 reference, $360 cash to secure ter- ' Inquire Shcrmon Taylor 480Q Texas. ktlefleld Lodge 1 AND 2 bedroom well furnished ' ritory and inventory. Devoting 4 No. 1181 Detrojt Avenue Lubbock, Tex--' hours a week to business your end. PREFERABLY WITH G.M. EXPERIENCE apartments. Bills paid. Call 23X as FOR SALE Large , F. ft A, M. Lubbock, Texas. on percentages of 'collections and Commision Plan or 82. TF-- home with garage, on corner J Nice working conditions. Salary t Meeting should approximately $175 lot. Small down payment. Call net Contact O. J. Jones st Tnurscaiy UNFURNISHED 5 room house monthly with very good possibili- IF YOU have houses, farms, 538-- or see Clyde Wood 'at - Dealer rt Dunu, Secy 81G V. ty of taking over full Income Tunney Oldsmobile Cadillac f with bath and basement. ranches, or any kind of Real 301 E. 15lh. - time. Moore's 2nd "St. Phone 700. Estate for sale. We need your Increasing accordingly. If appli- 400 cant can qualify assls- - listings. Reese Bros., Reese DACHSHUND puppies. E. 11th. financial LITTLEFIELD TF-- F tance will be given by Co. for ex- JONES MOTOR CO. Drug. TF-- R APPLIANCE 6--F- or pansion to full tlmo position with REPAIR 625 Sale TO CLOSE an estate. Roper Gas; Phone Littlcficld, Texas making j above averago income. Includs 501 W. 6th Phone 1010 Reftigcr-SlofjtlvfhE- - l BEDROOM house, $2750. Total Rangoon ft. Leonard phono in application. - USED C'ptfrrlp-taoo- d conditions 3 Room Sulte, Odd 72 repair-Hous- ehold ren's Clothes 1012 payment. $500. down, $35.00 per Box G f 'We Blrkelbach Machine Co., Bed and chest. Can be seen TF-B- - at Lamb County Leader E. Oth. month. Contact Peyton Reese, - and Mended 604 15th SI. Mrs. Bruce Alt- Littlcficld, Texas. Appliances -- ro Drug. TF-- Curtains CEMETERY lot in the old ceme- Itecse man. WANTED: To rent an Irrigated tery. Inquire Mrs. S. R. Rum-bac- k, Refrigeration Products GOOD USED chest type homj 5 ROOM house and 2 lots across ffrom Vi to ?i. Would con- JLE RATE- S- Rumb'ack tf-- farm Hotel. street from Lfd. Hospital. Small buying freezer. Hill Rogers Rurniturc. sider some equipment. v Small Motors For Limited Time Only payment monthly Dim-mlt- MAYTAG automatic washine ma down and Write John Rushing, Rt, 4, r. Phono 961. EUGENE chine. 1 year old. Good condl - 192 ACRE Irrigated farm Close payments. tf-- D Well Improved, INSON tlon. Call 799. in to Llttlefleld. FEMALE Want a job in the Wo specialize in repair of reason- wells connected with 1800 foot Wanted sky as an airline passenger GOOD used refrigerator, VERY NICE 1G0 acres unimproved. Lays on pavement close kVi, Texas able. Hill Rogers Furniture. of underground pipe. Lays well MALE Want a job in the sky agent? Frigidaire Appliances tf-- to water. Good land. Call 452-- J as an airline passenger agent? gin. An good S" Inch well, top quality land and 9G3 WE WOULD like to mates your to a extra all I'hono contact 411 Hall Avenue. or drapes, bed spreads, cornices, good. BUTANE and gas ranges. Recon- TF-- T waters extra 57 acre wheat base and line location or valances. We ditioned. $20 up. W. W. Electric. GOOD OPENING in Llttlefleld or have materials 60-- to Priced $225.00 per acre. Small down payment, TF-- TARPS, boat covers, combine Hockley County. Full time busi- for your selection at 14th or build. rRACTOHS Raw"lelgh call 503-- J for canvas, Irrigation dams, tractor ness selling Household free estimate. Immediate possession if sold in the next 10 days. PLEMKNTS BUfLDlNG to bo moved. 18 It. comforts, air conditioner covers, Products. Start at once. Must Mrs. E. E. Wesley and Mrs. Large window. $500 cash. Call canvas pipe, awnings. Tailored have car. Get more particulars, Charley Clark. ATION TF-- 872-J- , or 111 Greenfield. scat covers, furniture uphol- , sec R. E. Wright, 964 West 3rd stering. Grcggs Shop. 901 East Street, Littlcficld or write Raw-lciijh- 's BOWLER hnga- - Housewives and Mothers yment LAYNE Delano (Lubbock Highway) Dept., TXA - 2$3 20SI Plan pump. 210 foot setting. Recce Part time or full time employ- Douglas-Bingha- m tlon Phone 938 Littlcficld. TF-- Memphis, Tcnn. Land Co. Sthison, Olton, Texas. Ph. 391C ment. Local assignment with lefield nationally known organization PHONE 3151 FRIONA, TEXAS number oni in its field. Defi- 3 BEDROOM house with bath. nite guaranteed Income for Porcher Produce Main GO Jii Can be shown by appointment those accepted. PI'easing per- Street and Highway Co. E. W. Let Us DRESSED POULTRY only. Good $4,000 loan. See sonality and best references JOE B. DOUGLAS O. D. BINGIIAM Amnions at John Deere House. required. This is not a travel- CUSTOM DRESSING ing nor usual canvassing posi- Blake tion. Must b'e ready to accept 'Em Pay 1000 BALES of. soybean hay. $22.50 position Immediately if select- With Everlay per ton. Call 798. M ed. For local interview ap- Good From Start pointment, phone Will- Large addition. 2 room Mrs. to Selection Of GOOD IN SCHOOL iams, Morton, 4481. Thursday Finish 50 ft. x 397 ft. house and lots. Overhaul & Friday January 17 & 18. Llttiefield, Texas for $1200. Down payment and W rest monthly. Call S72--J or see Frank Manrlquez. TF-M- . Your CAFE and modern homo resi- dence with 2 lots. 50' jc 110' each. House To Be Moved Down payment and balance 872-- J we Frank Used monthly. Call or Manrlquez. Tt'M Irrigation Engines 93G square feet, I rooms and bath. Largo Closets. Nice kitchen cabinets. Sliding doors. Insulated. Going Hunting? Foxworih - Pumps ' Galbraith Co. We Have . . 301 West Second Phone 162 Ufa FT 8U W1NXHROATII Service WITH 456,dHEVROLET MOTOR Get ACCIDENT INSURANCE Prompt 1 ' YOU'RE 0 j , ., TO COVEH WHILE 13b 0VLER AWAY FKOM HOME FT! LAYNE k IRRIGATION HEADQUARTERS !: or mio day or longer, up to Latest Equipment r-- r;i tftNever Continuous protection 0 ALL vi ' Breaka months. OP OUR ENGINES ARE BRAND NEW , ISO FT. pbbfc anywhere on fowl, sea or In AND CARRY A FULL FACTORY GUARANTEE Rates are low $ Workmanship the air. Reliable HS7 CHEVROLET was J and up. Ml li.p. 261 en. AQQ 110 FT. I" PEERLESS Ihehti, complete lest carb. - nITT Pratt Mongum-Hilbu- n (In crate $340.60) m Pickup and Delivery M noma tMctmc motor m?57 OLDSMOMLE ok i Golden Rocket $ Repair Agency ' complete leu carb. USED, BUTAiflf ENillNES W tin rate $47SJ La BJSSs Drug 4M XIT Drive Phone v n tu-.- , ,,,. - Tex - Littfield- -- suiw- " V K- m t . JVV4 rMw. . l i m Ti - " ' T fr r ' ' AND a- - R. CITY AUTO PARTS (BILLY) HALL Walker ELECTRIC ' ' LUaaacv. twit ;Actam$; himf it St?py Wit, awat- - ATrownBY-AI-LA- Mf'W W r. F&tfc UTTLWIBLD, TSXA I HjJ. iW

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