Sofort fcr ® bsrm rr Voi. 84, No. 49 Robert Lee, Coke County, Texas (76945), Thursday, June 6, 1974 Single Copy 10c Some Damage Done - But Good Rains Fall Saturday Rchfit Lee had turbulent thun Mere turbulent weather Satur 11 Year Old Lad derstorms Friday night end again day night brought another inch Safari iay night, and was hit by of rain to parts of Robert Lee, Drowns in Spence high winds which dad consider with tighter amounts in other 64 Golf Teams able 11 ima gc over town and sur- parts of town. Some hail was re Anvil Glenn Boshed, 11, of An icuniting areas. ported. drews, drowned about 3 pirn. Tuev- The I* in Friday night was hea Saneo received 1.5 inches of riay in Lake Spence. The accident vier in the south part ctf town rain Saturday night. The Saturday occurred north of Duncan's Fish- where over an inch was report night a week before they got In Tournament A-Ra.na while the family was on ed. T c‘.Tewing the 20 ma.-jute. hat.d quite iu bit of hail along with an ?. fishing outing. rain, water was rumnanig deep in inch of rain. Sixty-four golf teams will be in Entrants in the tourney will be It wias reported th at he and a '.he streets. Silver had from 2 to 3 inches Robert Lee this weekend Par line heated to a barbecue supper Sit- of rain Saturday mght, accompa Annual Partnership Tournament younger sister won* wading in the uifdiay night at the conclusion ol nied: by high winds and hail that ibt Mountain Creek Coif Co.irse. w ater and .stepped) off into deep the first half of play. mined gaifliens, stripped trees and The tournament is a 36 bole, low water. The Iboy's stepfather. Wil broke window panes*. The hard Lall contest. The teams are di Valuable prizes will be award liam Kuyker.iia 1!, was able to res rain filled stock tanks. vided into four flights with 16 ed winners in ail four fight:. cue the gi.il but could not get to City Water Supt. Sherman Wil teams each. The Robert Lee toumi imenf has the ooy in time to save h. m. The liams reported the City Lake becom e one of the (most popular caught about five feet of water led' could nut swim. in this area during the Tag* few over the weekend from rains. Wa Only 317 Vote years, as golfer® like to play the Sheriff Doug Robertson, Depu- it r is being pumped to the City local course. 1y J. Lee Ensor, G am e Waif Jen Lake from Lake Spemee and Wii- In 2nd Primary R. L. Flanagan and lake patrol- lfalmjs staid this will continue at mien were celled to the scene. Th? Only' 347 of he 2154 registered lea t through this inl.mth. Fur body was recovered in 10 feet of voters in Coke County cast their ther use of the temporary line water about 3:45 p.m. by A. D. bcfllofcs in Saturday's Second Pri fixi.ii Spence will depend on the Barton of Odessa aril Bob E. Wil mary Election. waiter situation at that time. The son of Big Spring who were fish In the race for U. S. Represent line was completed' late last Wed ing at Lake Spcr.ce. Young Bc-h- ative, D istrict 21, Nelson W. Wolff nesday. e 11 was pronounced dead at the carried Coke County with 200 It was Reported to the Observer fcenc by Justice of the Peace Roy votes to Robert “Bob” Krueger's that Lake Spence c iught enough P. Road*-, 146, but over the entire 21st Dis runoil from die rains to raise its His mother was treated fc trict, Krueger came out the win level about 4 inches. fhock at West Coke County Hos n er with 51.55 per cent of the The courthouse rain measure Robert E. Owen’ votes to Wolff’s 48.45, aiccording pital. m ent for the weekend was 1.81, The boy was born J n. 10, 1963. to Texas Election Bureau figures bringing the total for the year in Seminole. He was a strident In the May 4 Democratic Pri Owen Takes Over to 6.71 inches. ir Andrews schools. mary, Krueger polled 297 votes tn Survivors include his stepfather Wolff's 235 in Coke Counity. As County Atty. TO ATTEND CONFERENCE and mother. M r. and Mrs Wil Krueger now ibices Doug Harlan, Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Kendall will liam KuykendiM; two sisters «ml Robert E. Owen todfe over as a San Antonio Republican, in the leave Monday for San Antonio to iiis grandparents. Coke County Attorney June 4. He General Election Nov. 5. Harlan a.tend the annual Southwest Tex Newby Funeral Home was m end his wife aTreadiv have moved won his party’s nomination over as Conivienee of the Methodist charge
"The Observer, Robert Lee, Texas June 6, 1974 Susan Gail Prentice and Gary W. Hanna to Wed Mr. cwd Mrs. Pete Pretnt'ice of Robert Lee have aamouasoe'l the «iigagement of thein daughter, Su&aa Gail, to Gary Wayne Han na, son otf Mr. ainkt Mrs. F. J’. Hauuiu of Wnil Route, Sain Angelo. Tilt* wedding will take plaice Robert Lee Observer Sept. 7 at the Robert Lee Baptist Church. V PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Miss Prentice is a 1973 gradu Entered at cbe post office at Robert Lae, Texas TMI, ate of Robert Lee High School, as second class matter. a unt also is a gratdiiLite of Com mercial Cudlege of Abilene. Editor and Publlrtter ...... Ben Oglesby The paospecfkve bridegroom is a Managing Editor ...... Jewell F. Wallace 1972 graduate of Wall High School. Phone 453-MSS He is a student at Angelo State University unfit is employed' at Wanrcn Drug of San Angelo. Allen Clendennen SEE US FOR ALL TYPES Promoted to Capt. Allen Clendennen of Rdbert Lee has been promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the U. S. .Army Reserve, it was announced this week by the Department c? ihe Army in Washington*. Capt. Clendennen a 1963 gralJu- Build* your home ite of Colorado City High School, is transportation officer fo- the 490th Civil .Affairs Co., headquar tered in Abilene. to cost less to operate! The 29 year oM Reservist is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cleiv (tormem eif Silver and is a 19» graduate of H.SWin-Simmons Uni *0r Remodel Guaranteed Work and versity. He received his commission as Reasonable Prices a second lieutenant through the college's Reserve Otiicers . . . Try Us! Training Coips iROTC* program and spent two yeans on active du ty with the regular Army, includ ing cine y o .r of com bat in Viet nam and Cambodia, as a platoon leif.'ietr with ain arm ored cavalry We’re equipped to handle unit. He nd his wife. Carole, have HOME IMPROVEMENT all printing requirements, two o.. oghters, Beeky. 4, and Er- INFORMATION icka, 2. In civffliam life, Capt large or small! Finer, faster Clendennen is gmbr.O manager o: Ernest CHer.l 'lemven Welding and work plus lower prices Roustabout Service which operates in Coke and .\7TVhefl Counties. During the 490th's two week summer camp later this month. Capt. Clendennen will be m «Surge COMMERCIAL AND of a nine main team which will be working with loci.il officials to im * PLAN TO REMODEL OR BUILDr SOCIAL PRINTING prove a Civil Defense disaster plan for Ccite Oriunly. YOUR NEW HOME SO IT WILL USE
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l The Observer, Robert Lee, Texas June 6, 1974
EMBARRASSING, BURNING THREE 4-H MEMBERS Black Label Lb. ATTEND DISTRICT CAMP Itehing? Three 4-H Chub mrmlbers cd 2EMO relieves itching fast be County attended tihc- Dis cause its special ‘anti-itch’ medi trict 4-H Camp wt Texas Tech cation soothes inflamed surface Center in Junction May 29-31 At tissues. Get relief with the first ap tending were Mairy Elaine Lackey, Hormel Bacon 89c plication of soothing, medicated jcaoiiu Tintoler ami Audrey Wil 2EMO—Oint- fV A fllA liams. ment or Liquid. J j WH a v F RATH SAUSAGE - - - 21b. bag S1.39 Minim purpose of the tamp was to teach leadership so that a simi SHY® lar program can be condluctid in each county of the district. DANKWORTH GERMAN SAUSAGE - ring 93c FEMININE SYRINGE Gi.'oup sessions w ere «.inducted THE MODERN. on tqpdcs sueh as publjc speaking, CONVENIENT APPROACH planning club programs, and lead-, TO FEMININE HYGIENE enUp. Also included in the pro- Shy* is the unique feminine syringe. gnam were sports, recreation anil It expands to hold two quarts of your square dancing. Round Steak $1.39 favorite solution. Convenient to use- Also wttenicting the c:lmp were no hoses, no hang ups . . . easy to menders, adlult leaders and agents store . . . tucks away discreetly. Shy* from other counties. feminine syringe is available at leading Ccke CUimty te legates were ac HUNT’S PEARS, 300 size can - 3 for $1.00 drug, discount and department stores. companied by Miss Nawcy Bau mann, Extension assistant. DELMONTE CATSUP - 26 oz. bot. 53e .«¿TURN FROM VACATION STARTING TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haley return ed borne May 22 from a tiwo SUNSHINE TURNIPS & GREENS - 303 size can 23c ' O DRINEX contains the most effective reducing aid available weeks' vacati-in. They visited his without prescription ! One tiny pan cuits. Mr. anti Mrs. O. L. Ha O DRINEX tablet before meals and ley, at Duncan, Okla., and with RANCH STYLE BEANS, 300 size can - 3 for 89c you want to eat less - down go your l.i.a (brother end wife, Mr. and calories • down goes your weight ! Thousands of women from coast Mrs. Arthur Rubottorn, at Heald- to coast report ODRINEX has helped ten, Odeia. RENOWN CUT GREEN BEANS - 303 size can 25c them lose 5,10. 20 pounds in a short llhcy aiiso visited their son art! time • so can you. Get rid of ugly fat and live longer ! his wile, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ha- 10 Lb. Bag O DRINEX must satisfy or your icy, at Richardson and with her money will be refunded No questions sister. Miss Loretta Rubottorn, at asked. Sold with this guarantee by Dalits. Mrs. Pewrlie Lacey, Mrs. leading drug stores. ' Haley's mother,, who had been visa!lung with Miss Rubottorn, re- tuurnei;} to Robert Lee wih the Arthritis Sufferers: 4 Haleys. Gladiola Hour WAKE UP WITHOUT ’ The Jerry Haleys and Mr. and NABISCO Mrs. Doyle Haley spent Me ALL THAT STIFFHESS! morial Day at Robert Lee with CHIP AHOY COOKIES - - - 14 >4 oz. bag 69c New formula for arthritis their parents. minor pain is so strong you can take it less often and still HARMON-SPARKS REUNION BURLESON’S CREAMED HONEY - 24 oz. bowl $1.29 wake up in the morning with HELD AT BIG SPRING out all the pain’s stiffness. Approximately 65 persons at CAPT. KIDS PEANUT BUTTER - 28 oz. jar 89c Yet so gentle you can take tended the Harmon-Sparks reun this tablet on an empty stom ion Sundi.y, which is held anmi- 2 LB. JAR ach. It’s called Arthritis Pain clïy at the Big Spring State Park Formula. Get hours of re in Big Spring. lief. Ask for Arthritis Pain GRIFFIN STRAWBERRY PRESERVES - $1.09 Children oi the late Mr. and Formula, by the makers of M:s. Joe Harm on arfdi the late Anacin• analgesic tablets. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Sparks who GRIFFIN CANE SYRUP - - at. jar 75c .ttendedi were Mr. and Mrs. T. R. (Amiamda Spanks > Harmon of Rob Hayfever Time. ert Lee, Mr. amidi Mire. George BEST MAID SALAD DRESSING qt. jar 69c Harmon c i Midland, Mrs. Maify , ttaiimom ) B rothers oi Stanton auro KIDS' TREAT FOR THE FREEZER Allerest Time. Mr. and Mrs. John (Libby Sparks) P.lttorson of Midlami. OTTER POPS - - - - 24 ct. pkg. 69c
Lg. Roll Mr. ';md Mrs. Richard Haenke of Denton returned home last Fri- I day alter spending two wrceks with her granirimother, Mrs. Elsie La tham. Others visiting Mrs. La tham are Mrs. Virginia Latham,. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe 0:tnes. Da lee Towels 43c vid aii|dl George Bob and Mrs. Bill Farris, all of Level land. for relief of ALKA SELTZER -' - 36 ct. foil pkg. 99c
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The Observer, Robert Lee, Texas June 6, 1974 / Notes , Sanco Has Crowd From The For Homecoming The Sanco Comjnumty Asaockt- Oil Field tion rounded out its 2Uth anniver sary hcmeconnng Saturday night erfJ Sundav with a program in J 0 B The I.A.B., South (Canyon oil' Held of Coke County has gamt'lf which young people played a pro minent part More than 200 per its eighth producer and a location rons attended. east extension on the south side Gary S m Williams, great with the completion of 1. W. Love-grandson of Sam Lewis, one of iadiv. M iiLjsd. No. 1 Canwile. It the early iday hqroasteaders on is located 94 Indies west-north Yellow WoU Crock, conducted the PRI NTINIG west cf Robert Lee. Daily pump dvotaonal. Edna Lea Kuiam. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ing potential was 51 38 barrels of / Killam of Mission, sang “Green oil, plus 96 barrels of water, and Be These M em ories,” a SaiK-o gas at the rate of 60.000 cubic Memo ial theme song written by feet per daiy. Ulmer Bind, melody arrangement 1‘ixxiuiUon was through perfoby Josephine Bind ,ind hanmony rations at 5,841-51 feet, which ha« airravg«men.*, by Miss Killam. been acidized with 5.000 gabons. The four a. lughters of Mr. and QUALITY - - SERVICE - - PRICE Location ie 467 feet from the Mrs. Charles Fowler of San An north and 2.186 feet from the east gelo sang several special songs lines Of 183-2-H&TC. with their mother at the pint*). Nolan Pentecost, pieisijent ot the ¿jiisociatjcn, presided, with Lime: Pruitt Resigns Bird w ho admitted to being a "pe- renni il pusher” serving as mas » From Committee ter of ceremonies. The Cake County Democratic Mns. Nolan Penteocwt pres mted Executive Committee met Tues corsages and boutonnieres to the ROBERT LEE OBSERVER day a'ternov n ;it the Courthouse following: oldest frrfrn present, Ira to canvass the tote m the Second Bird, age 92; oldest woman pre- 1 Democratic Primary election .-erit, Mrs. Fronie ScUi brcugh, age which was held last Saturday. 85; main a?id wjanan com ing llir- During the business mccring, the thest distance. Mr. anlii Mrs. T. resignation of Noah Pruitt Sr. was C. Baldwin of Buttonwiilow. CaUf. receive 1.1. wdh regret, by the com Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scarbrough mittee. Mr. Pruftt has sprved as ’were also here from California i; jyreciinct judge for many years an ^ oldest m.n piesent who was born has been vti y active in the Demo at Sanco. Tennis Creighton born cratic Party. it 1898. and the oldest woman pre Mrs. WilLe B Millikin of B onte sent w'ho was bonn at Sanco, Vi was appointed by a imarumous ola Boswell, who is 84 years old'. vote c:f the committee to serve as Two journalists present were judge of Precinct 4. Vernon Payne of San Angelo, pub Retirement. Mr. Pruitt sagl he helped hold lisher of cne of the widest circu election Hr the first time in ited poetry magazines in tin' na 1948. S-.Jce that time he has serv tion and a poet in Vs own right. ed etrhfT as judge w assistant ortJ Ei-krter Kelton, associate edi judge in every Democratic Pri tor ot the West Texas Livestock m ary , Weekly, as well as an author ot He sakl he dlin’t resign his po western bojiks. and editor of Pio- sition because he didn't like the ireer 'rimes, a historucU jour. mail. v.tr.k cc the people with whom he Sunday’s program was follow The end of work, worked, but because he feH the ed by a meeting of the five dii- precinct nectied a younger pei^ tectors of the Sanco Memartal rro to serve as precinct ccrumt- Fund, an endowment fund for per t*>eman ,nd e»lectJon judge. petual care of Same» Cemetery. or the beginning Mrs. Millikan has assisted in the By the erf l of the day this fluid conduct of elections for a num- W‘ e nearing the $3,000 mark. Iier of years, and the county com- Directors are Nclan Pctcccst. r lit tee felt she w»as well qualified Biyaci Gautman, Harvey Reid, to take over the jab. Evelyn McKinley acid T. C. of worry? Creighton.
Going to H enrietta last v/ecik- ervi to attend the wedding of Misti Cindy Whitaker and Tdny Dean were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bry an; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bryan, Frank and Teri K; airli Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bryan and Stepha nie of Robert Lee. Also Mrs. Ka Most people look toward ( 4 % the first year). That extra therine Parris and Mrs. „. D. Mc retirement as a time of relaxation K %, payable as a bonus at REM EM BER US FOR Whorter 111 of San Angelo. and enjoyment. And it can be maturity, applies to all Bonds if you prepare for it. But if you issued since June 1, 1970... with Have you tried a W A N T AD: don’t, it can be a time of worry- a comparable improvement for SOCIAL and discontentment. A time when all older Bonds. you can look back and think of • Jluy U.S. Savings Bonds. We’re Not inquisitive a million ways that you could '1 bey’ll help make your tu m i* have saved, but didn’t. retirement just what you want But... Your Neighbors Well, there’s no better time it to be. to think about retirement than Always Like to Know now, while you’re working. One easy way to save ona IF YOU HAVE— regular basis is by purchasing U.S. Savings Bonds through the been on a trip Payroll Savings Plan where Prsstig* - looking wedding entertained guests and social announcements celebrated a birthday you work. that are always correctin Now there’s a bonus interest caught a big fvsh Rondt «re iafe. lt lew*, «tolen,or deatiored, form. Oonsalt with us now. moved rate on all U.S. Savings Bonds— We also handla business we replace them. When needed, they can he ►e lo p e d for E Bonds; 5 H % when held to cashed at your bank. Tat may h^teferred - - printing. had a baby until...... «»u redemption.»'"*71 Andrci alwaya rrmember 't been in a fight maturity of 5 years, 10 months Bohda are a proud way to aave. sold your sit«ep cut a new tooth •old had an operation bought a new c4r Take stock in America. The painted your hoi»# had i ompwiv Now Bonds pay a bonus al maturity. k>een married ) nJtlied ROBERT LEE TV#V ^ C,ovarumfnl «W* not p#v lor this sd wrrti »»moot. been shot at I ' p r e f e r \1w A •# a b u LIk S#r » »c# ut cooperaIk *« w ith T b g stolen am (lung O f of ths 1 r **•«*// and Tbg AL«»rl.*«fig C o w iu l OBSERVER Report all News of l,oc»l Happen-t inga to this paper. Call now i
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Simpson SS Gass IN STA LLED AS P R E S ID E N T The Observer, Robert Lee, Texas June 6, 1974 Mrs. Mike Lomas was installed PERSONALS as president of San Angelo Gene- Has Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. T. MoAdajm u Qogicail and Historical Society on Sumictaiy. June 2, was the annu of Speanmlun recently spent a Tuesday of last week. She and al obaecvtimce of the founding ofi week here with their paients, Min. ether now officers were installed the W. K. Simpson Sunday School add Mrs. C. B. Mitchell and Mr by the Rev. James Carton, minis Class some 25 iyears ago. The class and Mrs. W. D. McAdfams, and ter of Angelo Heights United is part of the First United Motiho- with the Elwood Harm heights. Methodist Church. Mrs. Lomas is tlist Ohumuli of Robert Lee. They attended graduation exercis the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. es of their nieces, Tam(nn(y Ifum- A ‘large crowU otf torjembers amid M. Wyllie Jr. of Robert Lee. visitors who are former members bright from the eighth grade ainii Notice! gathered at 9:30 la.m. for rei esh- Theresa Hainbright from higih ments. The class was taught by Visiting during the weekend school. Joining them hciie for Me At the regular meeting Tuesday night, the City (the R ev. Charles L. Giesler, dis with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gau-t- morial Day weekend were their trict superintendent of the San rrian were Mrs. Riney of Font daughter and son-in-law, Mr. an)i Council set a surcharge on water at $3.00. Angeo District of the Methodist Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Dwrync Ri Mrs. Joe Montgomery of Welling Church. He also preached fen- the ney and children of Houston, Mr. ton. Other visitors of the Ham- This charge will he added to water bills as long 11 a.m. service. The men’s Sun end Mrs. G. M. Winkler aril Deb i> rights were his p: rents. Mr. and day School Class formed the choir bie of Abilene, Mr. and Mins. Cur Mrs. Joe Hanlbright of iBallinger, as necessary to finance the temporary line from and provided special music. tis Wayne Walker and sons of San who came fcn* their granddaugh Angola, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey ters' gradual ion exercises. Lake Spence. Any individual who does not use Following the morning service, Gartman of Ooloiudo City anH Mr. a barbecue lunch was served, in Mr. and Mins. V. I. Conner and and Mrs. Tennis Creighton of over 4,000 gallons during the month will be the Fellowship Hull of the church Vic of 'Robert Lee and Mr. and Ohristovail. They all aittended the to 100 guests and former mem M'ns. Bill McQuistian and John ol excluded from this surcharge. Samco Homecoming Sunday. bers of the church and a large Balling«- wont to Lometui Sm-Hiay to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lilly number of local persons. The Council reported the water situation has Class officers are: Sterling Mr. and iMns. Roy Braswell and Wayne. Mir. Lilly is Mrs. Lindsey, teacher; Raymond Mc- were in San Angelo over the Conner’s brother. Visiting the improved enough to allow watering as needed. Cutchen, presrident; JViimny Ruth, weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs. Conners from Sunday night until vice president; Frill! Beady, sec- Irven Escue Kind family. They at Tuesday was their daughter, Vic They also expressed their thanks to the citi reta/ry. tended eommencememt Friday kie of Big Spring. Soane of the guests were from night when their grandson. Glenn zens for their cooperation during the water a s iair awiiy ais California. Escue, graduated front Lake View High School. The graduation ex HELP YOURSELF crisis. ercises were held in the Coliseum AND YOUR COUNTRY Reservists to Work with U. S. Rep. O. C. Fisher giv On Civil Defense ing the address. BUY SAVINGS BONDS Residents of Coke County aire being urged to cooperate later thus month with Army Reservists wiho are seeking to improve the coun ty Civil Defense plan through a M o d e l 3 0 0 “dnmertie action” project. A nine main team from the 490th Civil Affairs Co., Army Reserve unit headquartered in Abilene, will Fem inine be working with Civil Defense and H o t L ath er B ab y O il other offieirlls in Robert Lee and Bronte between June 16-29 to lo M a c h in e d $4.95 $ -0 cate and classify all shelter areas V a lu e À vrhdch would be available for use l$ 19.95 SJ in the event of a nuclear or nat \ V a lu e ™ ural disaster, such as a tornado. ¡Heading up the team working in Coke County, as well as other 490th teams working in Coleman umd Nolan counties, will be Capt. Allen Clendennen, who lives in 'Robert Lee. He has commuted to the 490th’s monthly drills for four yeans, serving as the unit’s tiumis- portation officer. Bob Large of Robert Lee anld Fred! Alley ofl Bronte, .'oo:! Civil Defense directors,, have pledged their support to the Re- servis'.s and expressuJ apprecia tion for the civic action project designed to aid the two communi ties. The Civil Defense directors join ed O-lpt. Clonidennen in asking lo- rai citizens to cooperate with the Reservists conducting the survey. ‘‘Wo iwonkt like to classify all public buildings, churches, sc'iools am a' private shelters, to see bow J o h n s o n s many persons could be protected in case of a real emergency, Capt. Babv Powder Ckr.dc nnen said. The team also will be working with law enforcement officials and 43* "ham” and Citizens Bair.U' radio V a lu e open atoms to foinn an em ergency or alternate communications nct- vvork, he said. Results icf the survey will be turned over the the Civil Defense directors for incorporation into tibcir k osaster plains, the ofiicer said. Helps Shrink LET US BE YOUR FAMILY PHARMACY Swelling Of - * Hemorrhoidal Tissues caused by inflammation » Coke County Pharmacy Doctors have ’found a medica tion .th'aLin many^cases gives 403 W. 10th Phone 453-2400 prompt? temporary'relief from pain and.burning itch indiemor- Night Pbons 453-2865 rhoidartissues. Then it actually hel|>s shrink'svVclling,«»f these tissues causin’ by iyflamm'ation. Irv Zeitler, R. Ph. Robert Lee, Tex« T he a mwef is PrrparaU<\n //?. No presc«-i|ftion is , needed for Preparation H. Ointment or supi>ositories. The Observer, Robert Lee, Texas June 6, !974
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You’re invited to San Angelo’s second annual Mrs. Tony Ed Dean Miss Cindy W hitaker and Tony Ed Dean Are Married In Saturday Ceremony in Henrietta Baptist Church Mir>5 CllTI y Whitt ier cf Henri vel'ow rolled rose petals, baby’s etta and Tory Ed Dean of \ iata breath and English ivy and woo? 4 lbs. amd 1 2 white.-- to 3 Id s . J. M. Hamilton, Big Spring, 15 white bass to 24 lbs. MEETING Ja c k Gairttr.pm and party, S te ll ing City', 10 blacks to 4 lbs.. 12 channel eaft to 3 4 ibs. :fnd 2 strip- at 54 lbs. each. Counts Grocery & Bait Please Consider This a Personal Don Brown, Big Spring, 12 white AGONIZING Invitation to Attend a Series of HUN FROM1 ¡INGROWN Evangelistic i TOENAIL? a Get Outgro'for fast relief Meetings W hy suffer the agony of ingrown toenail pein when Outgro can give you last, temporary relief7 Outgro toughens irritated skin, eases inflammation, re duces swelling without affecting the shape, growth o r position ofthe nail. Outgro gives you last pain relief, and makes it easier to cut out the nail, cut out the pain caused by ingrown toenail. Stop in grown nail pain fast with Outgro. FIREWOOD ! ! SAVE FUEL Mlisid« t a l i of Christ SAVE MONEY CUT YOUR OWN. Robert Lee, Texas Rudell White, Evangelist HOMELITE" XL-2 CHAIN SAW TWO TRIGGERS JUNE 9 - 14—-SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY-7 P.M. O N E for big cutting |oba O N E for llttl. pruning |oba SUNDAY SERVICES: LIGHTWEIGHT • POWERFUL • RUGGED PREACHING 11 A M. and 7 P. M. - BIBLE CLASSES 1« A.M. °n|y$1ig*95 . AUMUM r«*f* s Ivr.om to MU-1 " , w Sunday, June 9: Dinner Will Be Served at Noon at the Church Look lor your local Homollto doofer I« Iho YELLOW PAGES. « The Observer, Robert Lee, Texas June 6, 1974 CRÊPE PAPER for sale: We have just stocked 11 colors of crepe paper. 39c pkg. Robert KMT id s Lee Observer. CLASSIFIED ADVEKT1STINU FOR SALE — AS IS — WHERE RATES IS — TO BE MOVED: One 17 ft. U t Insertion ...... f*er Word 5c 0 inches x 40 it. 0 fetches x 8 ft. 2nd and Subsequent 0 inch*a / 3 ft. 6 Inches wood frame Insertions ...... Per Word 3c l-iu.tùng with corrugated galv.wiz- 5 LB. BAG Minimum Charge: 50c t'i iron siding. AddlUonal 50c for blind ada The above is located at Sun Pipeline Co., Jameson Trunk Su*- CARDS OF THANKS ’ion, Silver, Cuke County, Texas. word 5c — (Minimum $1.00) Ouatant Mr. M. A. Ooftins, phone r.o. 915-573-22D1, Snyder exchange, COPY DEADLINE : for further information and in- classified Ads — 4 p m. Tuesday Mruetion to bidders. Display Ads — 4 p m. Tuesday Buiw must be in Sun's posses H0RMEL VIENNA SAUSAGE - 2 for 79c sion by lti a.m. June 14, 1974 irnd Classified ads and cards of Sun reserves the right to reject BAMA thanks are payable In advance any or all bids. GRAPE JELLY OR JAM - ■ 18 oz. glass 57c unless customer carries a regu Mail bids to: Sun Pipeline Co., lar account. $1.00 minimum P. O. Box 350, Snyder, Texas charge it posted in ledger. 79549. H I C ORANGE DRINK 46 oz. can 45c Envelopes should be marked FOR SALADS FOR SALE •CONFIDENTIAL BID ORDER NO W'T-1". SEVEN SEAS DRESSINGS, 8 oz bot. 2 for 89c 3 bedroom house excellent con ate dition, located on large corner lot m northeufct part of town. WANT TO BUY M inerals in Odke Swift’s Jewel County. Write P. G. McKmley. 3 bedroom house, excellent condi 4901 Quirt Avenue, Lubbock. tion. Texas 79404. 4tp 42 oz. FOR SALE: Fairfax vacuum 2 bedroom house located on large cleaner, ad attachments. New corner lot. «ondition. Call West Thomas, 4\ can 453-2478 ltp Shortening 2 bedroom house kxxited on 3 lots. FOR SALE: Almost 80 fenced JACK SPRAT SALT, 26 oz box 2 for 25c Several Choice Lots For Saie. acres read good grass land m‘ar Like Spence, $21.500. Phono ADAMS LAND & REALTY CO. 453-2478. Robert Lee. 4tc MORRISON CORN KITS - - 2 for 33c Phone 453-2723 o r 453-2757 PU PPIES TO GIVE AWAY. Phone! 48 OZ. BOTTLE Or 655-9429 453-2401. MC! WILL DO CUSTOM CJUsettng and FOR SALE: 554 gal. butane tank Plowing (new equipment . Al for $75. Phone 453-2844 . 2tp so portable welder for building W E S S O N OIL $1.95 your corrals, gates and pens. FOR SALE: 1969 Ford. In sooi Contact Joe R. Ash. (915) 453- shape. $195. Contact Alice Ben MEAD’S BISCUITS - - 3 for 39c 2554. Robert Lee. ton. phone 453-2917. 2tc TRIPLE “F” FEEDS *10.00 REWARD for information K0TEX, regular - 12 count box 57c Cube?;, Blocks, Minerals. High leading to return of tape record I’tmopbixroits Minerals. Para- er and tapes taken from North- 2 FOR (\xi for parasite oomtixi. Parksside Church of Christ Thursrt.y Tbxmus. Mtryneal, l*hone 288- night. I ho n e 453-2666. ILADE HOUSEHOLD SPRAY DEODORANT 89c 3506. 44-53tp WANTED: LVN far tiwo dav per 22 OZ. BCTTLE FOR SALE OR TRADE: 14 ft. week relief cn 11-7 night shift. Hr».«. 40 HP motor and trailer. $3 00 per hour. Apply lirontJ Jan.vs Craig, 1718 Austin, Phone Nursing Home. Bronte. Texas. 2tc Liquid Ivory 453-2443. tnc 49c Monuments OWEN TAKES OVER — 'f ' r Grave Marker« DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER Continued from Page 1 - 64 oz. bot. $1.59 Lettering YARD PRICES ••■ears and received a BBA degre CL0R0X ...... gai. bot. 49c No Salesman Commission Added Horn the University of Texas ait Representing Blrk Monument Austin. He receive)! a JD degree Mfg. Co. from the University wf Texas Law •GANDY’S PURE V* GAL. CRT. 8sm L. Williams, Phone 453-2525. School in 1959. FOR SALE: Drtve-In Grocery. Owen hi_s had 39 mouths of mil itary service. He was a Distin ICE CREAM 6tnefc and fixtures, at a good $1.19 pm r. Also several city lots. guished Military graduate from ! Ernest J«