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TODAr Eight Pages Vol. 2, No. 9 — Thursday, September 27, 1973 Ten Cents White's Open House Scheduled Sunday Frendship Drops Homecoming Game to White Stores, Inc. will unveil its new 246,000 square foot ware- Tulia by 20 - 14 Margin Friday Night house near Shallowater during open- house ceremonies from 1:35 to by Joe Kelly 5 p.m. Sunday, September 30, Jackie Howard Is A saddened homecoming crowd according to W. Dean Stewart, Homecoming Queen watched in disbelief and near heart failure as the fighting Tigers of President of the 650 store auto- Jackie Howard, Frenship Sopho- Frenship failed by inches to upset home merchandising operation. more was crowned Homecoming favored Tulia here Friday night. On hand along with Mr. Stewart Queen in pre-game activities at The seesaw game came down to at the ribbon cutting ceremony Tiger Stadium Friday night. Miss the final moments, with Frensh'ip will be Ray Park, Traffic Manager Howard is the daughter of Mrs. driving for the Hornets goal. But a and Supervisor of Warehousing for Marty Thorpe and was escorted fourth down effort fell short and Whites; Lucion Young, Personnel by Terry Hoppe, son of Mr. and Tulia escaped with a 20-14 victory. Manager; Emmett Coffelt, local Mrs. Carlos Hoppe. This week the Tigers travel to • • Whites Manager; officials of the Morton, where they hope they can kel% Crowning the queen was Fren- tZtt.'s ts..i'•r Lubbock Chamber of Commerce; pick up the momentum that was • ship Ex Donald Preston. Flower +1.), fpt %;:kt, and .other Lubbock and Shallo- blunted Friday night. - 74.1-' 41.,\ • t.,1. • •-••-- girl was Branda Preston, daughter water officials. The public is cor- Frenship touchdowns were • of Ex Weldon Preston and Mrs. scored by Davey Booher, on a dially invited. Preston. Crown bearer was William • 3-yard run, and Jay Depanion, who ;:.!:..ti,rtftig,..igAg41„::•,." z,) According to Mr. Stewart, the Wilkinson, son of Ex Mrs. Dona .: raced 60 yards for a touchdown. new facility, located in Shallowater Wilkinson. Shallowater's latest industry, Whites Stores, Inc. newest $2 million depanion also kicked both extra on Highway 84, was built at a Other class representatives were warehouse complex will be on display Sunday, September 30th from points for the Tigers. cost of approximately $2 million Senior, Kay Golleher, escorted by 1:30 until 5:00 p.m. when formal dedication, ribbon cutting and open The Tigers simply couldn't stop and will serve as a distributor Per Thomsen, foreign exchange house ceremonies will be observed. Shallowater officials, along with Rulia sophomore Raymond Wil- center for 110 stores in West student fromCopenhagen, Denmark. White Stores' officials and area dignitaries will be on hand to welcome liams, who notched all three Texas, New Mexico and Colorado. Junior, Nadine Schol fie Id, escorted Hornet scores. Williams went 15, 3 the public during the Sunday ceremonies. The center will ship a $20 million by Tony Brown and Alathea Schol- and 2 yards for the scores that inventory annually consisting of field, escorted by Weldon Brooks. gave Tulia the victory. Will Hutchins is Hayloft Dinner Theater Star over 10,000 items and will be In "Here Lies Jeremy Troy" Production using all the common carriers in the area. The new facility is ex- Laughing his way through an A native of Los Angeles he pected to employ 80 people. impossible situation is Will received a B.A. in speech and Hutchins in "Here Lies Jeremy drama from Pomona college. His The Shallowater warehouse will Troy", at the Hayloft Dinner first professional job was NBC be the sixth distributor center Theater. Matinee Theater. Then,'under a operated by the company with five year contract with Warner others presently located in Wichita Will Hutchins, who is probably Falls, San Antonio, and Lufkin, better known as Sugarfoot Bros., he starred in "Sugarfoot" Texas; Jackson, Mississippi; and originated the role of Jeremy for 4 years. During that time he Troy. He most recently complet- guested on "Cheyene", "77 Sunset Macon, Georgia. White Stores, Inc. ed a five month tour of the Strip", "Maverick", and other with home offices in Wichita Falls, country with Rudy Bros. Inter- Warner Bros. series. serves over 650 dealers in a 15- national Circus, as Patches the He played Woody the landlord state area. Clown. on NBC's "Hey, Landlord" for a year and recently completed "Magnum Force" starring Clint Plans Revealed Here for Miss Lubbock Eastwood, a sequel to "Dirty Scholarship Pageant on December 1st Harry", which will be released soon. The Lubbock Jaycees will again Jaycee Children's Christmas The play "Here Lies Jeremy sponsor this Miss Lubbock Shopping Tour for a local Troy" is a hilarious comedy about Scholarship Pageant to be held children's home." a young man who, by tampering December 1, 1973. This fact was The pageant is open to with the registrars records at announced Friday by Mr. Wayne members of all races, and to school, manages to graduate Hollingshead, president. young ladies between the ages of Suma Cum Laude from law school Hollingshed went on to state: 18 and 28 years as of Labor Day, without ever enrolling for a class. "We are again serving as 1973. As always, one lie leads to sponsors of the pageant since we Entry forms are now being another and Jeremy Troy's believe it provides a valuable taken and can be obtained by problems snowball as the play contribution to our community, writing Miss Lubbock Scholarship progresses. provides an official host to our Pageant, P.O. Box 1316, Lubbock, city, and focuses attention to the Call for reservations to this Texas 79408. high calibre of young ladies in our hilarious play now. PRE—GAME ACTIVITIES at Frenship last Friday night was the area. We believe it serves our crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Jackie Howard Her escort for the youth well because it provides ceremony was Terry Hoppe. Jackie is presented with her crown and young ladies a place in which to flowers by Donald Preston, Booster Club president, assisted by Branda compete in their respective areas Preston, flower girl and William Wilkinson, crown bearer. of training and the opportunity to tive office will remain in city hall, gain added poise and maturity through participation in such a but there will be no dispatcher or project. The publicity we have emergency capability maintained. ************ received through our Miss Lubbocks on a local, state, and A native of Slaton, Earl Ken- national level has. been invaluable drick joined the city force at to our fine city." Seagraves last week when he became director of works. Henry Thomas, Jerry Lane, the Jaycee Community Development Direc- long time city employee was named tor, added: "This will be a Morton and Cochran county water and sewer superintendent. community endeavor and we in will soon have a new and improved ************ Thirty-three of the best profes- the Lubbock Jaycees are hopeful law enforcement system as a re- that the community will partici- sional steer ropers in the county, sult of a meeting between city pate to insure its success by and county officials last week. The including eight world champions sponsoring contestant's, support- new system entails the movement and 32 of the nation's top cowboy ing our program advertising, of the city police dispatcher from and western artists will participate patronizing the pageant financial- city hall to the county sheriff's in the OS Ranch Benefit Steer ly, and attending the outstanding office in the courthouse where Roping and Art Exhibit on a ranch production on December 1. All of A familiar sight in West Texas these days, as farmers work to harvest personnel will be on duty on a 24 13 miles southeast of Post, Texas the ticket proceeds have been their grain crops. With prices at the elevator at all time highs, harvest at hour basis. The police administra- on Sept. 29-30. earmarked to finance the annual week's end should be nearing completion in many areas ay, eptember 27, 1973

overproduction and disaster prices does not appear to be great. Nevertheless there is a degree of Shallowater Area News I risk, particularly in view of the Personals Phoenix, Arizona visited with her market's dependence on foreign Mrs. Ray Puckett of Lindsey, mother, Mrs. Bob Adams and purchases," he adds. "And the .o. automobile industry has long stressed style, speed, power and California was a guest Friday in other relatives over the weekend. a comfortable ride in selling cars. Rather far down the priority list in sales Secretary is correct when he says the home of her niece, Mrs. Orville ************ the Government is accepting 'a publicity has been miles per gallon. Lowry and family. Wins At Fair Now the Environmental Protection Agency wants U.S. makers to list part' of that risk. But farmers too ************ Mr. John Young won first place will be accepting a great deal of prominently on all new cars the miles they go on a gallon of gasoline. The Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey Young left champion and reserve on Rhode risk, and the respective risks of EPA's interest is in reducing pollution through better milage (less Sunday for Arkansas to be at the Island red chickens that he entered each should be clearly understood." gasoline burned), which can be achieved by more efficient engines and bedside of a brother of Mr. Youngs the County Fair. For cotton, the Government lighter automobiles. who is seriously ill. ************ Considering the fact that some of today's personal luxury models get assumes a part of the risk under the ************ Hospital Notes 1974 farm program in two ways. only six or seven miles to a gallon, EPA is striking a blow not only against Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Rollins of Mr. Raymond Mackey is able to Producers, first, are guaranteed a pollution but for the pocketbook of the consumer. U.S. makers should Lubbock were Sunday visitors in be home after being in West Texas "target price" for the production agree to the government request in the public interest, and prominently the home of Mrs. Oleta Sandlin. Hospital with a concussion that he from allotted acreage (not total display milage performance date on new models. ************ received in a fall. acreage). Second, the Government Mrs. Orville Lowry, and Mrs. Mr. Charles Seymour Sr. is provides producers with a price Danny Stanton went to Friona recuperating at home after support loan of 25.26 cents per Autumn, 1973 undergoing surgery at the Reese pound, basis Middling-inch, 3.5 to Saturday where they were guests Base Hospital. Late in the afternoon of September 22nd (11:21 p.m.) autumn arrives. 4.9 micronaire at average location, in the home of their daughter and Mr. Curtis Potter is in room 700 And while some think of seasons in calendar months, autumn will last on all of their production. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Preston at Methodist Hospital following a until early evening of the 21st of December. The target price will be 38 cents and girls. ************ heart attack Thursday. Of all the seasons, autumn is by far the most nostalgic. If spring brings per pound. Producer payments, in Kenneth Young had the new life and warmth, autumn brings the end of a summer, of a growth the event of a marker break, will be Mrs. J.D. Carlton of Amarillo misfortune of breaking his arm cycle, of the hot summer days, of school holidays and many vacation the difference between this target was a Monday guest in the home of freedoms. And it brings first hints of winter's harsh winds and bitter cold. her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sunday afternoon. and the average price paid to ************ The fields turn brown or gold or tan and the trees switch to every color, farmers for all cotton sold in 1974. Epperson and daughter. ************ Funeral yellow, red, orange, etc. Hunting begins in most areas, football causes "This of course means," Johnson Funeral services were conduct- many a heart to beat faster, food tastes better, one has more energy, the cautions, "that when a payment is Sue and Missy Fesmire of ed Wednesday, Sept. 19th at the weather and skies are clearer and a walk outside among turning leaves involved farmers who sell their Odessa were weekend guests in Heights Funeral Home in Houston and chill winds never fails to bring back memories of falls gone by. cotton for a price below the national the home of the Lavon McAuleys. for Mrs. Etta Wilkerson who September and October in more northerly states and October and average will have a total return They are Mrs. McAuleys sisters. ************ passed away Sunday, Sept. 16th. November in more southerly latitudes bring about the most beautiful below 38 cents." Mrs. Wilkerson was the sister of days of the year, for those who love fall. These are the months to prepare Should cotton prices, nationally, Mrs. A.B. Taylor of Filmore, - Mrs. Peggy Lawson who attended for winter, for Christmas, for the end of the calendar or tax year. For hold at or above 38 cents, there California and Mrs. Charles when autumn ends, there are only four days until Christmas and ten until Treadwell of Phoenix, Arizona, the services. would be no payment. In this even ************ 1974. the most significant provision of the sisters of Abie Reed, were visiting P.T.A. Meets Oct. 4th cotton program for next year would Shallowater, relatives and friends The Shallowater P.T.A. will be the built-in insurance feature last week. ************ meet Thursday night, October 4th For The Hunter which protects producers against Mr. Charles Gentry was taken at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. This is a note to hunters in this area, to be heeded by all sportsmen. It total financial loss in the event of by ambulance to Methodist Hos- Dr. George Redwine of Lubbock concerns the preservation of wild life. weather-induced crop failure. pital Monday morning. will speak on eye diseases. The Too often in the past we have heard hunters boasting of killing more If producers are unable to plant 4 public is invited. than their quota, of using unsportsmanlike methods to bring back game. because of drought, flood or other ************ Those who persist in violating legal limits are guilty on two counts: the abnormal weather conditions, they Mr. and Mrs. Dub Clark of legal count and the sportsmanship count. will receive a payment of 112/3 cents FASHIONABLE YOU Naturally, it is impossible for game wardens and federal officials to per pound on the payment yield Services Held for Mr. discover every violation, especially when many occur on land owned by (projected yield) from their those breaking the law. allotment. James A. Ingle Friday This editorial is an appeal to sportsmen to observe limits and the law. In Also, should abnormal weather A Shallowater resident was the long run, such a policy will pay dividends to every hunter. after planting reduce total - pronounced dead on arrival about production from the farm to less 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Hall than 662/3 percent of expected yield County Hospital in Memphis Equal Rights (payment yield times allotted following a pickup train collision at acres), the producer will get the Stung by setbacks in many states this year, leaders of various a Memphis railroad crossing. same payment rate per pound on American women's action groups say they are launching a new campaign James Alvis Ingle, 64, was the difference. to win ratification of the so-called equal rights amendment to the carried about 40 yards in his The producer's part of the risk is Constitution by 1976. pickup following the broadside obvious. If the "target price" Having originally targeted victory by this year, this is an admission of collision with a southbound defeat, at least in the immediate furute. What hurt the movement was the system will not provide total return equal to production costs, he is Burlington-Northern train. growing conviction by many women that the much publicized amendment Services for Ingle who had lived would take away many special privileges they now enjoy. They then risking the amount of the deficiency on his allotted acreage. And if he in Shallowater wince 1957 were turned against political and sociological theorizing. held Friday, Sept. 21 at 2 p.m. in As a result, the amendment was defeated in eighteen states this year, overplants his allotment, he is risking the difference between the the First Baptist Church with Rix Just right for the new lib- and rescinded by one state (Nebraska) which had earlier passed it. Most Funeral Directors, Lubbock in erated you -- Adri's casual, Americans obviously have come to agree with the vast majority of less loan value of his crop and his cost of go-anywhere two-piece in production. charge. Burial was in the publicity minded women, represented by Phyllis Schlafly of Alton, Littlefield Cemetery. "Qiana" nylon. Who'd ever Illinois, among others. "A somewhat similar situation think a fabric that looks so exists for producers under the Ingle, a carpenter, was a soft and feminine has so Mrs. Schlafly told reporters recently: "You have an occasional woman member and deacon of the First built like an Amazon but there aren't many," referring to heavy work. The wheat and feed grains sections of much stamina? Nothing gets the new law," Johnson says, "but so Baptist Church in Shallowater. He it down, not even wrinkles military draft, the ending of the tradition that men should support their was born in Purcell, Okla. and spots. Adri cuffs the wives, the end of women's many special privileges, all seem to have long as there is a clear waist and sleeves in new- understanding of the program, the Survivors include his wife, doomed the idealistic sounding amendment, and rightly so; the sexes are Dorothy; a son, Johnny of look black sweater-rib. Miter- different and laws can't change that fact. producer has a good chance to make ed stripes—black, red, white the right planting decisions. Dickerson; two daughters, Mrs. and beige--merge in a chevron "And in some instances farmers Juanita Cato of Dumas and Mrs. print to the waist, repeat to will have forward contract options Christine Mills of Springfield, Mo.; the hem of the full, swingy six brothers; three sisters; and six skirt. It's topped off by a on their crops, which will futher aid mini-cowl at the neck. the decision making process," he grandchildren. COTTON TALKS adds. Tatler FOR NEWS, ADS & You can always tell when a FROM 'MIMS COTTON 127ROWER9, man is enjoying himself at a party SUBSCRIPTIONS IN by watching his wife. —Jax Air News SHALLO WATER CONTACT 4.44••••"" The current Administration, Growers, Inc., Lubbock. "There are through Agriculture Secretary in fact strong indications that world Needed Lesson Federal aid to education should OLETA SANDLIN Earl Butz, is calling for all-out demand for cotton, wheat and feed production of agricultural com- grains will continue to provide good start with the teaching of or 1215 5th ST. modities in 1974 and is taking off markets, assuming no further arithmetic in Washington. BOX 433 almost all planting restrictions to government interference with —Herald, Austin, Minn 832-4372 that end. exports. Therefore the risk of In a nine day tour of western states Butz is proclaiming that NEWS, ADS & FOR NEWS, ADS & prospective world supply-demand FOR conditions will be such in 1974 that SUBSCRIPTIONS IN SUBSCRIPTIONS IN there is little risk of an oversupply bringing on a drastic drop in farm WOLFFORTH CONTACT ROPESVILLE CONTACT prices. Moreover, he says the Government, under the new farm program, is accepting a part of the MRS. JOE MANGUM price risk that does exist. BILLIE EVANS "And we have to agree with the BOX 251 Secretary on both counts," says BOX 263 Donald Johnson, executive Vice 79382 President of Plains Cotton WOLFFORTH 562-4641 ThursCapOmber 27, 1973 Page 5 FRIDAY - 8:00 P.M. ' °WATER AT SUDAN Go Frenship Tigers! FRENSHIP Au

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by Joe Kelly points on a pair of 41-yard field This week the Raiders find out by Joe Kelly If anyone ever tells you goals by Don Grimes, who also had how real they are when they tackle If anyone wants to be generous, Texas Tech is most welcome to be the lightning doesn't strike twice in a perfect five for five extra points Texas in Austin before some recipient of any charity, the Red Raider football team that is. They made the same place, don't you believe to run his string to 56 without a 80,000 fans. It will be the first the most of handouts Saturday afternoon. it, especially if it's at Jones miss; a one-yard run by Jimmy conference game of the year and, New Mexico, supposedly tougher than Utah and with the quarterback Stadium and in consecutive Carmichael for a tally; and a 2-yard while Tech has all the incentive it called by Coach Jim Carlen "probably the best quarterback we've faced football games. smash by Mosley. needs, the Longhorns should be since I've been here," didn't measure up. But then, when any teams gets The type of lightning that struck It hardly matters, but the Lobos like a hive of angry bees. They down 14 points in 93 seconds, it's tough to play catchup. Utah in Texas Tech's opening averted a whitewash when tackle were upset by Miami, 20-15, in ******************** game, struck in the first minute Edgar Bell fell on Randy Olson's their opener Friday night and, to Rudy Feldman, the personable Lobo coach, agreed. He pointed to and 33 seconds of its second fumbled punt in the Raider end paraphrase the commercial, it's Tech's maturity and poise, saying that "Tech just sat back and let us try contest. The Red Raiders joyfully zone with 6:43 left in the game. not nice to fool Mother Royal. to catch up, taking advantage of our mistakes. We have a young accepted it and used two quick inexperienced team and things like that can happen." scores to beat New Mexico 41-7. Mustangs Drop Heartbreaker to Feldman didn't think the defense played as bad as 41 points would What happened was this: on indicate and I tend to agree. After the joy of victory wears off a little, New Mexico's opening kick-off, New Deal Friday Night you look at the game in retrospect. Lawrence Williams was stopped at ******************** the Tech 15, not the best field What I did was to look at Tech's success on third down situations, and position. But the Lobos were the picture, with Texas coming up this week, is not assuring. offside and kicked again. This time Tech had 15 third down plays. The Raiders scored one touchdown on Williams had fortune smiling. He 3rd and 8, picked up first downs on three situations of 3rd and 1, 3rd and started upfield, got some blocking, 1, and 3rd and 7. Good! Four out of 15. cut to his left, shook off a tackler But, 11 times they couldn't make 5, 4, 3, 7, 6, 22, 3, 3, 9, 11, 4 yards. and raced 95 yards to score with 19 Generally, short yardage situations. seconds gone. ******************** On Tech's kickoff, Robert Davis This echoes Carlen's complaint after the game that he was fumbled and Greg Waters disappointed more in the offensive line than anything else. He wasn't recovered at the 26. Three plays singling out this year's line, but was analyzing Tech's progress in two later, Joe Barnes found Williams years. The offensive line was the only place solid improvement hadn't cutting over the middle and been made. connected, with the swift Wichita At the same time, he thought that the offensive line played better Falls runner stretching the final against New Mexico than it did against Utah. Again, he said that New five yards for the score. Mexico wasn't Utah, and neither are a Texas. In all, Tech scored four ******************** touchdowns in two games in the Now, here's Carlen at his press conference after the game. "I'm not total time of 5 minutes, 13 seconds. smart enough to figure your psychology. I don't know if it (the Texas The Lobos started to come back loss) made our players play any better, I don't know if it will make Texas from a 14-0 deficit, but Don Woods The scoreboard tells the story Friday night, with 1 min. 29 sec. players play any better next week against us. I leave all that to the fumbled when hit at the Tech 26 left to play, the score is 3-0, and tha6'how the game ended, with and Aubrey McCain pounced on experts. Texas is the same team you writers picked in the top five of the the Mustangs losing a close one. the first of his two recoveries at nation, the best in the conference. I guarantee you one thing, they won't the Raider 12. errant ball to stymie the fumble eight times against us, they won't make the same mistakes Despite the heroics of Bobby Mustangs. against us that they made against Miami. Leaks is a top offensive player. Tech didn't score on that James, Shallowater fell to the New possession, but it drove 44 yards Bill Bingham's 31-yard field goal, He's not going to be thrown for a loss and don't forget, that line is going Deal Lions Friday night, 3-0, and with two minutes left in the first to help him. To beat Texas, you've got to whip them in the line, and on eight plays for its third first now look forward to this week's quarter touchdown, which came as half, were the only points in the that's tough. They're big and strong." game against Sudan. James Mosley broke to the goal, game and evened both teams' ******************** James picked up 63 yards on 18 fumbled and Andre Tillman took tries for the Mustangs in their records at 1-2. "Something special for Texas? Oh, we'll put in a few new wrinkles this the errant pigskin for a six-pointer. losing effort against New Deal and Shallowater showed offensive week. Their defense is a problem. We've faced two 5-2 defenses and now After that Tech notched six it seemed as though the rugged heft, smashing New Deal's we have to face a split 6. That creates problems. We face the toughest fullback was going to pull victory defenses for 186 rushing yards and three games in a row since I've been here—Texas, Oklahoma State, Netherby. On page 162, under the out of defeat almost by himself. adding 63 yards throug the air. Texas A&M. I tell you, when we get through the next three weeks, we'll subheading "Legs" is this..."This But footballs take funny bounces be experts on the wishbone. Diller was no Leaks and the New Mexico year I'm also going to try a scheme and it was a not so hilarious one Straight Advice halfbacks don't block as well as the Texas halfbacks. There's no that a friend of mine, Dr. John that cost the Mustangs victory. It is better to become bent comparison between New Mexico and Texas. The difference between Baker of Dallas, Texas, uses to Shallowater had staged a 65-yard from hard work than to become Utah and New Mexico? Utah was more mature. I still say they're going strengthen himself for the drive for what appeared to be a crooked from avoiding it. to beat a lot of folk's this year. Our kickoff coverage was better tonight backpacking season. John bought game winning march. But a back —Record, Columbia, S.C. and our short yardage was better. But our offense is not consistent and I two 20-pound weight vests from an fumbled into the end zone and a A just decision is one that lets don't like that." outfit called Elmer's Weights in New Deal player claimed the ******************** Lubbock, Texas." us win. Carlen said that Joe Barnes, who got his bell rung pretty good, wasn't Aside to State Rep. Elmer scheduled to play the second half Saturday anyway. "We planned to go Tarbox: Hey, Elmer, looks like the Complete Stock of Groceries & Drugs with (Jimmy) Carmichael. He's a good quarterback and he needs to get fame of the weights i§ spreading. the game experience." My oldest son bought ankle Carlen also said that George Smith has been hurt by being out of action, weights and I've used them, too. Open 7 a.m. -11 p.m. 7 days week that he needs to get his timing back and getting used to being hit. 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Thursday, September 27, 1973 Page 6 Curry; Treas., Bruce Gillet; Repor- 1 tablespoon black pepper Tweeds tailor exceptionally Schneider - Strong Engagement Announced ter, Bobby Richey; Program Chair- Pour vinegar solution over well in suits and sportswear for •71WIRIPPOIOMPRPIMr: iirrwertit man, Weldon Preston. relish and cook 30 minutes. both men and women. They voted to hold a rifle Tweedy Texans This fabric offers "plus" raffle, the rifle to be given away Autumn northers blowing in features for every individual if at the Halloween Carnival. A total will find tweed-clad Texans. selected accordingly. Depending of 27 members paid their dues for Tweed fabric surfaces are big on boldness, it projects self confidence and sophistication. the next year. news, according to Mrs. Robin- ************ son, County Extension Agent. Tweed texture can minimize figure faults and irregularities. Jr. Varsity & Freshman Football Fabrics and garments currently For example, texture dullness The Freshman and Jr. Varsity available in Texas stores indicate this new fashion emphasis for Fall absorbs light, reducing effect of football teams played at Morton and Winter '73. size. Bulkier tweeds, on the other last Thursday. The freshmen won Named for the Tweed River in hand, become slender figures. by a score of 12-8. This was Scotland where first produced, However, petite persons should their first game. The Jr. Varsity today's tweeds include an not cloose an extremely large won by a score of 36-14. They assortment of light to heavy scale tween since the contrast are undefeated so far this year. weight, rough textured, sturdy would be overpowering. ************ fabrics. When in doubt of the overall Fair Winners Although originally a woven effect or appearance, stand in Deelana Moise, Frenship High woolen fabric, they're currently front of a mirror and hold the School homemaking student won available in a wide variety of garment or fabric to your body in several ribbons in the canned good fibers and blends, offering ease of the area it will be worn. Does it category in the Junior Foods Di- care and a wide range of styling make you appear larger or vision. possibilities. There's a cost for smaller? Mrs. Juanita Strong won second every pocketbook, plus a natural Observe effects on the skin and place with a decorated purse. look and hand. eyes when worn near the face. Mrs. Glenda Drennan won hon- Traditionally, tweeds are char- Coarse or fine features can be complemented by the proper orable mention in the miscellane- acterized by their mixed color textured tweed. Avoid extreme ous division with a picture. effect, such as Donegal tweeds. contrasts and similarities. Benton Easter, son of Mr. and . They also may be the same color, checked, plaid, striped and Mrs. Floyd Easter won first place patterned. Wisdom with an oil painting in the 4th, Tweeds combine well with When we discuss, we show our 5th and 6th grade Fine Arts other patterns since their subtle inteligence, when we argue, we Division. coloring is easily repeated, display our ignorance. Other winners from Wolfforth producing a unified effect. —Grit in this division were Russell Woods with water color painting; Wilbert Nelms, ink, crayon, and pencil drawing; Sandra Alexander, mixed media and Andy Carrizales, craft Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Strong, Methodist Church. Schneider is in or sculpture. In the first, second announce the engagement of their the Air Force and is stationed at and third grade division, Stephanie daughter Charlotte, to Mark Reese Air Force Base. Miss Strong Jones of Wolfforth won in mixed Schneider, son of Sgt. and Mrs. is a 1973 graudate of Frenship media. Carl Schneider of Weise, Idaho. High School and plans to attend The couple plan to wed South Plains College in Levelland November 3 in Wolfforth United next semester. Home Highlights by Jewel Robinson Wolfforth Area News Mrs. J.K. Wright of 310 The Wolfforth Church of Christ grade students about the World of Avenue I has shared with us a will hold revival services October Work to make them aware of new relish recipe or at least its 7th, 10:50 a.m. and 6 p.m.; and career opportunities. new to me. This recipe sounds October 8th, 9th, 10th at 7 a.m. ************ good and it is a unique way of and 7:30 p.m. Robert Qualls of Fair Barrow Show using zucchini squash. Thank you Oakridge, Tenn., former missionary Brent Drennan has won two Mrs. Wright for sharing this in Cameroun, will be the evangelist. fifth places in the barrow show at recipe with Hockly County: ************ the South Plains Fair. H.L. Mc- Squash Relish High School Activities Pherson won a second and fifth. 10 cups unpeeled zucchini cut in Tuesday, October 2 at 7:30 p.m. Other winners will be announc- chunks for soaking Frenship will host all District 5 ed next week as the entries have 4 cups onions natural schools who have district officers not been shown. There are 13 3 to 4 bell peppers, chopped in their student council. Purpose barrowsentered in the competition. 1 red pepper, chopped or 1 can ************ energy of the meeting is to plan the pimentoes District Student Council Conven- Frenship Young Farmers 5 tablespoons salt tion to be held in November. The Frenship Young Farmers Cover the above with cold October 3, first student council held their annual cookout and water and soak overnight. Next movie "Cat Ballou", price of ad- membership drive meeting, Mon day morning drain and rinse in water. HOME mission is 50 cents. This is the September 24 at the VoAg Build- Then grind squash and onions and only money raising project the ing. add: council has. The money is used A program was given by Jimmy 41/2 cups sugar for projects, registration for con- Nall of Plains Cotton Cooperative 21/2 cups apple cider vinegar ERE vention, etc. Association. He discussed the use- 1 tablespoon dry mustard Monday, Sept. 24, the Senior fulness of "Cotton Contracts". 2 teaspoons tumeric class had a guest, Martin LeGere of New officers for the coming 2 tablespoons cornstarch Dallas, from ECTS. He talked to year were elected. They are: Pres., 2 tablespoons celery salt FOR TODAY the students about a career in Mike Dunivent; V-Pres., Randy 1 teaspoon nutmeg computers. Mrs. Susan Casto, counselor, is AND TOMORROW holding a series of talks to sixth NOTICE A Natural Energy Home uses natural Fields' Dry Goods Store gas for heating, cooling, water heating, cooking and clothes drying to save you Sister Sofia Will Be Open money and help conserve our cleanest natural energy resource . . . natural gas. READER AND All Day Saturday, Sept. 29th That's because electricity in West ADVISOR Selling Out of All Texas is generated by burning natural PALM READER gas, and in the process of generating and PSYCHIC Merchandise transmitting electricity to your home, 2/3 CARD READER Left in Stock! of the gas energy is lost. She advises on all affairs of life. So, by using gas directly in the home There is no problem so great she • can't solve. Sister Sofia has devoted for the jobs it can do, you're helping to a lifetime to this work. 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Football Spotlight "Adelita 1973-74" By Letty Anaya Ray Morris was born on March 9, 1956 in Tucson, Arizona. Ray is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don

The Band Twirlers for the year are (left to right) Kim Myers, Geniese Grawunder, Cherry Stence and Kim Young. Morris. Ray is the fullback on our Mrs. Jan Smith— " Varsity Football varsity team for this year. Ray plays football because he really 6th Grade Teacher The varsity Mustangs put all enjoys it. they had in the game against the Ray's favorite color is blue. His New Deal team, but lost to a favorite food is Mexican food. In score of 3-0. his spare time Ray likes to shoot Bobby James was the game's baskets. He enjoys being around leading rusher with 63 yards on girls (what boy doesn't). Ray's 18 attempts from his fullback main dislike is school. His favorite position. The Mustangs ran for subject in school is PE. Ray has 186 yards, passed 63 and piled up attended his four years of high 12 first downs. school at Shallowater. Ray plans to go to college and Elementary Teacher major in PE. We'll be seeing you By Margie Barron out there on that football field, Ray. The Mexican-Americans of Lub- independence from Spain. Every Mrs. Ruth Webb is one of bock celebrated the 14, 15, 16 of year the Mexican-Americans cele- Shallowater Elementary fifth grade September at Guadalupe Park. On brate this day by making a fiesta. Mrs. Sharon Baker Sept. 16, 1810 Mexico won its They hold different kinds of ac- Business Teacher tivities including folkloric dancing, by Vicki Dunn Cheerleader Spotlight singing, procession of the flags, speeches, and most important was Mrs. Jan Smith teaches 6th Mrs. Sharon Barker is the busi- grade at Shallowater Elementary. ness teacher for our school. She the crowning of the "Adelita”. This is her first year of teaching in teaches art, shorthand, typing I The "Adelita" for the year Shallowater. She graduated from and II, bookkeeping and journalism 1973-74 was chosen Friday night. the University of Texas. Her main II. She started thinking about She was chosen by seven judges. teaching is reading and language, She is selected by her appearance, also music and art. She also performance, costume, answering teaches social studies, health, and of questions, and the ability to spelling. Her hobbies are oil paints express herself. and dough crafts. Her husband is a The four finalists were: Rosemary captain in the Air Force at Reese Richarte of Lubbock, Deborah Air Force Base. He is an instructor Briones of Lubbock, Susanna Salas pilot of T-38's. teachers. She has been teaching six of Lubbock, and Imelda Anaya of Mrs. Smith as a B.S. degree in years in Shallowater. Her first year Shallowater. Elementary education and a minor of teaching was in Littlefield. She Out of these four finalists, in English. She is from Lufkin, has a B.S. elementary education Imelda was crowned "Adelita 1973- Texas, in East Texas. The subjects 74". Imelda is the daughter of Mr. she likes best is language. degree from Texas Tech, and has and Mrs. Domingo Anaya of Before Mrs. Smith and her started on her master's degree. Gracie Lupton, a junior, is our Shallowater. Her responsibilities husband moved here, they were She was born and raised in junior cheerleader for the 1973- finishing a compact tour overseas Littlefield, Texas. Her hobbies are 74 year. Gracie was born on Sept. are to represent the Mexican-Am- in South East Asia. golf and tennis. Her husband, 29 under the sign of Libra and is ericans at future meetings, activi- Mr. Billy Webb, a former Little- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ties and other social functions. field resident is a Motorola Repre- becoming a teacher her junior year Walter Lupton. Imelda is a graduate of Shallo- Counselor To Intern sentative for the West Texas area. in high school. She liked her speech - Gracie is an active member of water High School and at the present time she is a secretary at Lear At Shallowater teacher very well. Mrs..Barker de- the basketball team and the band. Mrs. Wanda Evans cided to become a business teacher Her hobbies are basketball and Essa under Rev. Rodney C. Howell. Soon there will be a new face because if there are no teaching swimming. Her favorite food is She also attends Jessie Lee's Hair around the counselor's office. Mrs. School Bookkeeper jobs available for her, she can get lobster and halibutt and wate rmelon. Institute in Lubbock. Imelda plans Jan Schneider, graduate counsel- a good secretarial job. to receive her beauty operator's By Dessie Taylor license and to attend Texas Tech. ing student at Texas Tech, will Mrs. Wanda Evans is the book- Mrs. Barker was born in Paducah, son. She is also a member of many serve part of her internship at keeper for the Shallowater schools. Texas. She moved to Stinett, Texas associations. • • Shallowater High School, under Her husband is Mr. Roger Evans. and went to school there all her Her hobbies are oil painting, PTA Rummage the supervision of Mrs. Witcher. Mr. and Mrs. Evans have four child- life. After graduating from high interior decorating, clothes design, Mrs. Schneider is enrolled in a ren, all going to school in Shallo- school she attended Adams State collecting mushrooms and wooden Sale Scheduled Practicum Workshop taught by Dr. water. They are Kyle, freshman; College in Alamosa, Colo. She spoons. The Shallowater PTA will hold a Owen Caskey and Dr. Arlin Peter- Christi, 8th grade; Craig, 6th grade; chose Colorado because she wanted rummage sale, October 5th and 6th; son and will be fulfulling the final and Martha, 4th grade. to learn winter sports. This is where Art Class 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Shallowater requirements for her counseling Mrs. Evans enjoys bookkeeping she met her husband, Larry, who Community Club House. All certificate. very much. Her interests are watch- taught here last year. She came by Margie Barron proceeds of this sale will go into the She will be at Shallowater one ing football and music. In her back to Texas and got married. Now the art students arc draw- school air conditioning fund. afternoon a week during the first spare time she is found writing Mrs. Barker has a Bachelor of ing the backgrounds of a still life. One man's junk is another man's treasure. So ladies, let's clean out semester of school and hopes to articles or reading. arts degree. This is her seventh They are using more charcoal on those closets and drawers and give gain experience in every aspect Mr. and Mrs. Evans and family year of teaching and her fourth the pattern. The element is a bottle of educational guidance and year at Shallowater. She is the and hte light source is changed to us a call at 832-4086 or 832-4662 or are members of the First Baptist bring by 904 9th St. FTA sponsor and the annual spon- give shadows a different shape. personal counseling. Church. Cash donations accepted.