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LITTLEFIELD, LAMB CO.. TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER (5, 1U58 NUMBER 24 LHS THE WEATHER 0 Exes Today's - S forecast Pnrtly ICiflpfl cloudy and cool. WdfllflEI IfeVPil njured Temperatures Sunday high myuuu, "3. low 37, Monday high 72, low M: Tuesday high 70, low .'18; Wednesday nt noon high 5-- low lected Here 47 Motsime content for (ho y'm Is 17.58 Inches ;,nti for tills tlnie last year 22.01 Inches. Soars Reunion i County Judge Says Lubbock 230 Hi-j- han Llltleflold Oftklal sccdulp for the cok'bra-vstuden- ts arc expected . Hon starts at p.m. Friday iv when the school will I when a pen rally will be hold ;it Widening irst homecoming. the high school gymnasium. 84 Woman, 48, pnt of the celebration is bxes will be enteitalned at a Wlldcat-Sweetwate- r in BBHk9v-rKiBBSlBiDBMKBB- I field coffee the school cafeteria af- bi 'bbbbbbK.K'Abe'AHev XbbbV 'jbbbbV BPyV QH I .B'jBBBfllBMBYKlBflflflBHr football game Friday at ter the pep rally, about 3 p.m. R-- O- HUPfllSflBD jflBflBBk BflBBI Registration IOEmSV , Wildcat Stadium. of all exes will Hung 4'LrnPMHHIHflHBtm mit wtBP ..bbbbbbV ?HH take On W BBBB&fc?.hj, mlflBflLIK BBPPTP vSBSnJtmmmmmSSmSmM Mv i ..BBBBIBBBB Is Killed celebration actually will place at the coffee. BBBHIb - .flBBBasXHEW I wmnii l3L iJBBBBBBBBBL V wav tonight, when n Student Council The third traffic futallty in the County. Money previously approv- members will - ! - 3G two-lan- IV ' J3KK ' bbV- ' coming bonfite and pep sere coffee and handle legislat- past days on e U. S. ed for Lamb County went into bbbbBIubSB&bBik- A Lubbock woman Hlghwuy 84 be held at the parking ion. in Lamb County this other projects. New money would 3bbbHH9bHCPSZ1!B' w3tj ?iBbf1ir became the dull Highway 84 traf- - 1 week talk here of propos- in County lite the hiijh school build- At p.m. stirred have to be provided for the High- fic fatality Lamb in "A- - Friday, alumni will ing HEibvibbbmSK& vSaiti? &"p ' vHHBbHi in) pm. hold a general meeting another bond election for way 84 project. IHHkflHBHBBBWpilHlKMRflflH 1958 Monday night when she uied In the au- widening the highway ... fWmm 4bb3bibCbbb1 ditorium. Officers to to four Judge Boone said he hasn't any yvh.1 s in a chain reaction crash which head the lanes in the county. - fgaif jSbHbbH injured seven other persons, one association for next doubt but that the commissioners' IHBIHHbH; Two previous elections to wid- iBHBHBBBBOHBtBkXHBKBMBifl seriously. ear will be elected and a home-(Otnl- ig court would call an election on en ids Take qui en will be named. the highway In Lamb County Highway 84 If It were presented Mrs. Homer Sullivan died In The queen will be recognized ut weie defeated. a petition. what amounted to two separate, half-tim- Monday close-togeth- er e activities or the foot- The death night of a He said, however, that he be- but mishaps 5'j ball umiie Lubbock woman in a Highway S4 lieved the election would not pass miles southeast of Littletield. accident bPoll Following followed a mishap on until the voters were sure the Her husband, 50, was seriously he game, an open Sept. 29 In which two persons rlght-of-sv- ay Injured six persons house and reunion will be held at amount of money asked for and other died. Fourteen persons were in- Is actually the amount' were hospitalized. I.ittletleld Counlr Club. The club jured In two i will be the wrecks. that will be needed. .Stv Dead In li.1H 0 decorated with uennants County Judge Pat Boone Vote the Jr. season, an ac- muring class For this he said, W l The toll of dead Injured numbers from said Wednesday that the outcome iVV-J.7- - -- and on i!)23 to 1937. right-of-wa- y of any bond curate appraisal of the S&: Highway 84 in Lamb County To election to purchase r2 be iccognlcd at right-of-wa- sh'ould be the step this year to six killed, 18 Count) went along with the open y hinges on "whether first roe of house huit Only the state in Tuesday's aie the oldest evstudeir, an aceutate figure on the cost of taken. a little over a month outmost nt He Indicated county com- ago, two died and seven loc'ion, riving Democrn- - and the ex the right-of-wa- is presented to that iHJisons lamlimlM a landslide tiavcilng the longest disunite to the voters. missioners plan to meet with weie hurt ln a mishap only a the highway id apfiwing seven of event. Under the highway pro- state officials In the DEATH OX HIGHWAY 81 Highway 81 In Lamb County claimed another victim late Monday mile east of Monday night''? state to work litution.il amendments, Firs graduates of the school gram, the state will pay half the future out some sort of night when Mrs. Homer Sullivan of Lubbock died In this accident. Mrs. Sullivan was (ho victim crash. 1923, chaiii-reacdo- n were in right-of-wa- plan for the appraisal. second collision turnout of almost 1,70!) and a class of 13 cost of y in highway of a in a accident 5'j miles southeast of Lltdefleld. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and was giartunted 192-1-. Counh 'jive Governor in improvement projects. their daughter, LaDonna, 11, were hurt In a two-c- ar niel votes His Re- - Important," mishap about IM "Its Judge Boone 10:45 p.m. opponent F. twin Mayer. said, "Ihut we get the property G5 HOMECOMING Involved appraised and come up Mrs. Sullivan was killed about five nator Rilph Yarborough with an accurate figure." minutes later when a third car crashed Into to ictory In Ljimb SCHEDULE He said the reason two pre- the Sullivan the auto. '. j: wimp l votes Hov i vious elections fulled was because rg the Republican can- - TIlUitSIMV . the voters felt. the would be The driver of the third tftu, Die " nsinBtloM :i?Hiji;ni ii(f(ft 'ii- - pep "much money for the Donald G. Tucker, and Mrs. Tuck-0- 1, .ll i.ylul both "28, 511 Wroe, Hid ite B id Inn, re- - lot 0ij!tidl(rTlu' high piftjeut. LIttlefield. silniol linlldlng. prob-jab- also were huf,' The county Judge said It ly HHhHHbHbbI' lor Daniel sweot the KKIUAVA would .tak?,. six to eight Teenagers Hurt g 1? l 3I11 Senu-wut- ,h 2:o p.m. I't;p rally in ilBli iiiungni-oi-wuyaion- BBflWpMBPV"lBBBBBBBBHijBBBBBtBBBBBBBIBBBL.iV Also , Injured nit nnd " iiiuimi.s iur .TlMWWJWyJBB MBMBlBBMWMiBBBBBBBBLBBBBMmy1 -' iTBBM in the second 3-- school gymnasium. hml u 1 margin the road to be properly apprais- crash were three teenagers who pttenburp 3 p.m. ('once anil., reslgtru' ed. ' stopped to help the Sulllvans. County tlon ol at scliooljcalete, liu difcited nmond- - ceJ "I think there Is no question Al They were Billy Mac Hice, 15, I M MtTSWnWiBWHPIUIfrSeamta-rMjK- U JbbbBbH son 1 nnd 2 p.m. (ipneral ineetlng or all that the State Highway Depart- H, iMBiBBBBBBBliBMIlBVBBBBlBBBBtHHBMaBiT.ssiKWtsslwIBSKsstu tmber as did the f of Mr and Mrs. J. P. Hice of An- atuli-ttirluii- i. pjiagS'i1, evstiulents In high and annroved scht.ol ment Is Interested in getting High- ton; Steve Fisher, 18, son of Mr. of way 81 four-lnne-d then rr Only amend- - In Lamb Coun- and Mrs. Jack Fisher, Rt. 2, Su- hifh h"re no p.111 Sweetwater. Uttlefleld ty," said Judge Boone. was - dan, and Randall Edwards, 18. football ot Stu-('hini- .' KyilOKS??HKlHA "" parpen l.i the state was guide Wildcat State Highway Commissioner BKffltfmmnmmKiii "iii A,r- 4nKHfHB9BlBBBBBBflBBHIPSBKnanraBalBBBBBBBBBBBBBBH son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenwootl "Mr stite advertlslnir Marshall Formby, contacted '??? Edwards, Rt. 2, Sudan. ;nt The K) p.m. Open house n HHHHHHHHHiiiliik last count of the and Tuesday, said the state "Is iecep-tiv- e iHmBfllBlMlBflBBBH Investigating officers said the wtion Hureau Tuesday at I.lttlcfleld Country to any plans to have High- first mishap occurred about 10:45 number 7 was TS2.7fif) Club. way 84 In Lamb County widened." when a car driven southeast by 127 against Sullivan But, said Formby, the "initia- chain-reactio- n attempted to pass ah WRECK SCENE Scene of the Highway 81 accident which spotlights on the wreck scene. The crush, 11 acci- the unofficial tive must be auto driven by G. Gon- " com. taken by the County claimed 0110 Ufa mid Injured seven persons lute Monday night dent involving two separate mishaps, occured miles south- Leonardo urns ln Write-in- s 5'2 zalez Lamb County on Elecf Commissioners Court." Is shown here. Mrs. Homer Sullivan of Lubbock died In the east of LIttlefield. (STAFF PHOTOS) of LIttlefield, just as Gon- imendments : When Lamb County voted on the cur at center. The picture was tnkeu when patrolmen slitned zalez attempted to make a left Ml sessions: 434 for. 875 highway Issue In previous elec- turn. Earth Constable tions, money was already set Car Stops In Koad pensions: J two , py 497 for, 771 J. E. Mitchell ot Earth was asldp for the project In Lamb The cars collided, and .Gon-- Agent Hikes 'Proposed zalez' auto careened Into, a bar elected precinct two constable aiy j m local office vnenn- - Soil ditch. The Sullivan auto came to Funds i or C-- Bank 297 acnlnst Tuesday In a race that wasn't on C Luncheon - a halt In the wrong lane, officers Ming OfficClinlflorc frnm the general election ballot. Lamb "i" jl- ; Charter Near ! said. Gonzalez was not hurt. for Cotton k Immediately after mLshap, another 863 n di"iv the office: 178 write-i- Slated Friday against Mitchell received the three teenagers arrived on year votes for the post. The position mem- iQiai scene or-- of Commerce the began terms for city 1 Chamber Lamb County been t Ml for establishing a and helping tho 'or, Estimate has allottediv,juxassistance Completion 549 by In plans Crop Injured. acnlnst. hasn't been filled anyone bers will lay for the city's $101,5G2 for.i payments In on land put into tho re annual coer :W Hist Stock-I- n festl-val- " While they were helping, pensions: 771 for. recent years. "Christmas County Agent Bill Klmbrough the new soil bank program, La- set c The executive committee of the si Friday at a noon luncheon Tucker cat, headed northwerit, How- this week revised his cotton pro- mar Atcn, county ASC olflce man- The 52 producer's vvro received Llttlefield's Charter Commission ertlslng: He had some competition, at Muc's Downtown Cafe. t lushed Into the Sullivan 704 for, 587 duction forecast for Lamb Coun- ager, announced this week. contracts dtd so because they out auto. ever, from L. H. Randolph, and The festlvul Is scheduled Nov. Tuesday night began editing a Mrs. Sullivan was alive af- ty upward as good weather condi- Fifty-tw- o farmers will receive did other farmers. When the still nlttinjc certain A. L. Kelley, eight votes each; 28 - Dec. 2. The celebration will applied contract, proposed city charter Into Its ter the fiist mishap, the teen-ager.- s ' medical tions boosted the harvest. contracts this year under the new farmer for the 30 for. M1 votes II. C. Include drawings each day for final form set sights on a told highway patrolmen. nnnlncf A. P. Kelley, two nnd "It looks like we'll make better program, Aten said. he was required to specify the and llttine certnlrf and J. E. gift certificates from participat- charter early in 1959. She died when the force of the imcitni Randolph, Jim Walker than 170,000 bales In Lamb Coun- Another 81 county larmcrs who lowest payment rate he was will- election for, 5G0 ing merchants. second clash thtew JW against. Kelley, one vote each. now, 175,000," Klm- arequested contracts apparently ing to accept for land placed in Vernon Hofackct, of her partly ty maybe chairman through the windshied. She was will not get them. the soil bank. the group, the proposed char- i brough said. said pronounced dead at the scene by "! The ASC office establlsh-cation- s, ter may bo put ! "(I The county agent had forecast "It's doubtful whether we'll be State together within Peace Justice O M, Homecoming granted the next two weeks. Edwards of H 175,000 of any more lunds," said with applications in LIttlefield. bales at the start the Aten. ' harvest, but later revised his pre- ed priority groups from the appll-whic- h It will be presented to the en- In Katr Condition diction to 160,000 bales when wot The ASC office manager said hU farmers specified smaller tire commission for final ap- Sullivan suffered a fractured p-Ran- ked weather began to take Its toll. workers already had startel percentages of their maximum proval, Hofncket said. skull, fractured vertebra, four Sweetwater measuring acreage on the 52 rates having the maximum prior- broken ribs, internal injuries Cotton Growers, Inc., Members of the commission Plains farms In program. and cuts nnd bruises also revised its forecast for the which are the ity. have approved tentatively various He was In addition to the 5101,562 for (Coiitliiutsi on Page C) county In Its latest estimate. Under the program, the farm- sections of the proposed chartei Den annual payments, Lamb County er Is paid an established rate alter hearing committee reports Wildcat The PCG predicted Lamb Coun- has been granted J18.560 In flnan- - (Continued 0) Invade on I'age on each section through out the ! A1KX big Sweetwater line has 10,-0- 00 DUflflAV The Wildcats have been work- The ty will make 180,000 bales, up summer. Says LiiKef ield's lrv!;hances to prepare for the hard been known to wear down more bales from an estimate the ' District ing hard opponent. n root i i. - i the than one smaller "After the entire - III".- I1MIU13 charging Mustangs. Since month before. commission fwlland, game LIttlefield bus LIttlefield will probably lie at Gary FikgeraJd Picks 12, has approved the final form, we Master Planner . . the LIttlefield first district big battle Only counties listed ahead ot plan w weok je been having extra skull practices full strength for the to have some specialists go t0 tn It will not be known un- I.amb on the South Plains by the it 'district foe. Sweat wntnr before school nnd after the regu- although over with us," said Hofacket. til game time whether quarter- PCG were Lubbock, 255,000; Hale, Earning game for Lit- - lar workouts. 205,000 and Hockley, 184,000. Wins Weekly Grid Contest Tho election is being scheduled s back De Pierce will be able to "u"y night at Wllftnnt So far this season Sweetwater in early 1959, Hofacket said, be- or not. Pierce has not been were cre- Gary Fitzgerald, 1112 W. 28-- Mustangs have lost only one play The upward revisions 5th, 1'i'ked LiltlefMlci. sfen cause "we want tho voters to Is higher-than-expecte- fyWaV 1Ur.t first one, against working In pads this weok. Ho dited to d stepped Into the winner's circle points oil. have j. """ t.,..,.,uutieueiu game, the In time to study It." tfn Breckenrldge. Since then they iiurslng a deep shoulder bruise he yields on both dryland and irriga- the Leader's weekly football Fitzgerald mis.ed on Con's on the second play of acreages contest this week by picking 12 of - Members of the executive com- have taken tre measure of several received ted and tho fact that the urst tl Li.clrej Ropes ' to. r ""w." PS in the Hereford game. serious Infestation of angular 15 games correctly. over Amherst and Friona w.. mittee working on the final form d , usir,ct contest at str.ong teams. evi Abi- Season records of District 1AAA leaf spot failed to hurt yields as Fitgerald's card was and over F.irwetl. of the center are Hofacket, Mar- y. then to trip The Mustangs havo downed far HI teoms: as thought. away the best of the Held Both Duggan ! shall Howard, Kenneth Reast, UlO Season's flnnln lene, Graham. Big Spring, Lamesa much first this and Hevern r... ?Vr-we- Bob Manley Team W L T Wet weather apparently has not week as upsets took their toll on on Olton-- ' ll. and M. L. Hall. the WIlHnnto ...111 and Snyder, MKiiey add Frio.ia fehratpP " Phillips 7 0 0 damaged crop other ronff stunts. ti. Sweetwater runs from the the quality of the They nlso both failed on The charter Is being drawn up iL 6 Second place went to Frl-on- Levelland as feared. Springlake a council-manage- "cording to little quartet back much as had been Arthur over Anton and under a r form of Mi,. with 5 3 0 Duggtui of LIttlefield mt 143 pounds, running Dumas 10 and third over Farwell. Duggan's fifth government. The commission ap- John Bryant, 4 3 0 spot LIttlefield FntE BELL went to Don Hevern of Am- miss came on Lazbuddie's win proved this In a MVIlUams maintains the team. 5 form meeting In -- Park-- , Herefoid 2 0 ROCKVH,LE, Conn. (AP) One herst, who both picked 10 games wer Bovina and All-sta- fullback James Hevern's other early July, then put 'Miueiield has all . right. committees "oihln. leads the Mus- District records; t of this city's first fire alarm miss was on Whltharral's win to work on various 8 to lose In this er, at 191 pounds, W Duggm sections of tho up the middle Team h T systems wos a rented bell. In called tne score ccser over Meadow. ehurter. tang charge 0 0 Hero-for- Ar-d- ls Phillips 2 1893, tho city voted to rent on the game. d Only Halfbacks Eddy Scott and the three contests remain this 'fblS. H't "frald. Levelland 0 use of the bell In the Methodist vs I Itilbflcid. to taka sec- season and one of provide speed ana them appears Bermuda Is the oldest ng ' ,iayers puc Galthor 0 ond place DugRPn L'Ule-flel- d 'The man who tbevgM ch. - MllStang attBCK LIttlefield 10 Society's church tower for fire picked In todays Leader. Entry deadline colony In R4h. nniun fnr tho JC-- the British ItifT Htew' i!S. Hereford .1,10 1 0 alarm purposes. to win n.ur poln s off Is 6 p.m. Friday. place ot walking 10 mHwi 4 f - trap play for First is Commonwealth. nprmiiHo 1.,.. , which features Q S3-- 0, bow kaa a mia DuraaB 8 0 Tho rent was J30 a year. the Cnnl suora u' and rtovern worth $5, second $3 and third 52. claimed by cramfe wfce itmn't evwy hola tn th line. the British In 1909. tbbtic M ftMMti et tt MMr." Pago 2 Lamb County Lender, LHtlcTleld, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1958 Littlefield ) Birthday Party Lately In Held Sunday For By Bernita Ratliff Phone 709-- R h Haberer Sisters Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Thurmond Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson TVALLEY-M- nivl of Seymour spent the weekend of Dimmltt and Mr. and Mrs. PLLSAN r. with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones. Buck Ross visited in Lubbock Sun- Mrs. Russell Habrrer entertaine.l with a birthdfiy pnity Sunday sf. 1 LI-L- day with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smttn 3 two Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mitchell of and their children. frc m to 5 p.m. for their and , fit Midland visited with Mr. anl - -- LIL iiuiitiiters, Leslie Teresa. Mrs. Lester Orr and their tv.) Roy Ratliff of Lubbock spoilt The srrvlng tnblc was laid with Sun- Saturday night in the home of Mr a cut-woi- k cloth centered with an w. children, Billy and Patricia, kkkkkkH '.kkkkkkkkkkHkkkkakkkkklkkYHikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkci day. and Mrs. Jimmy Ratliff. ' aruntjement of tiny Japans? by c.ystal L1-L- -- LIL-- umbrellas tanked Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gllroath Mrs. Vernon Ball has recently cniutle holders with tall yello.v colling hung cl-'o- w f Hereford were over for the returned home from Lubbock crridlos. On the cRfat i?VKV rjnJ ? ..tball game Friday night. They where her father, Curtis Lane bulloons. R fw of golden r isited M-s- . Gilreath s parents, was in the Tay or Hospital Mr hments froste.l j.Ir. and Mrs. I. D. Onstoad also. Lnne has leturned to his home putKh and birthday cako wcro I by the grandmother, Mrs. LIL at New Home. ' sencd -1- .TT Bi.nnle Hnbcrrr ntiii Mis. J. J. V Doris Ratliff and Gene Ham " of . , . .dsltod Sunday in Lubbock with Ina Merle Barlow was usltel' Davis Earth. K' .S. M 'd Mrs. last weekend by pnron s, Mr Oursts Inclu.i Mr. and world-fame- Mr. Ham's fathor, Mr. John Ham. her MAVTOKif Tlns hairdos by Iho hair srjIM, An'.oin,. ,,i i nnd Mrs. M. R. Bnrloy ColO' , Ted Haberer and children, Mrs. .t n.T miuvri! LI-L- of Fantasies', llu-- y are "foather thinned" to give sofliwss to the fnce of young rndo City, Mr. and Mrs Claud? are called J Visiting in the home of Mr. and uw rnon Eagle of Colorado City, Mrs. S A uSid a id Mis. J. B. Snead over the week- ?Ls,.rvlKlavj' Sudan G. C. , Mrm,d'V1tris.v. W& end were Mr. and Mrs. B. Paimer.ol and Mrs. A! J. Jncquess of the tvvo t family Littlefield. Soys Dean Of Hair Dressers: nend Jr. and of Hereford, --UL- crnndmothers. lr. and Mr&. Rene Sncad and VKsitlng in the Assembly of God lly of Friona, Gene Snead and Churoh Sunday wore Wanda hit-lin- g Morris of Abilene. Gene Miss Nix -- .vine and Daphlne Moore of Her Hill Be Your Age Hardin-Sim-i..o- ;vkkkkkkkkH Ladies, Please . , t Marvlne attend mit. - University. me oi He is cr, vi- of th. , LIL J1K. AND MRS. M. II. WINNINGHAM it., viviav ititnuN "I saw him lasnion nair " Exchange Vows IJenuly Kililor a famous woman until it resemb- - ni.irods, nox.evcr, ft Mr. and Mrs. C.yde Yeary and from Knox County to Petersburg Al' Newsfealure and Dannie Byers, sons When the dean of hairdressers, led a jocKcy cap. no irimrnci, He dressed the hii.' A their four children;. "Sheila Beth, vVinninghams To j on to of Mr. and Mn. Roy Byeib Jr. of coming Lamb County in braided and lacquered, but th Bernha cit and M .ta Hm Gall, Joe Clyde and Mickey, of In Cloy is, N.M. Antolnc of Paris, visits America, Spring.ake. visited with their .Nov. 1942. occasion. woman couldn t leave home for Garbo hor Levelland visited Mr. Yeary's par- Mr. Winningham managed lt Is a large grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy a, AMHERST- - Nix, fam- months because hair was a bob and Claudette Colbert i ents Sunday, Mr. W. Celebrate 57th Miss Jean The nationwide tour of tho her byers, over and Mrs. E. locerv store on Phelps Avenue ,)lin,Ti,i, r m- wtn.hr. i.WK the weekend. Yeary. - rtnri.. ous hair stylist should bring new hodgc podge of hair lengths." quettish bangs. .or about four years then built i NIxb T(,vfi rfnri .it. ft, fr nf Snm'Mlirnf over t LIL one on the Bula Highway iifp to halrdressing salons Russeil, daughter of Mr. Anniversary and Tp.fne Vof&3mwrlcl?aTioVis, Antolne, quick with the Mrs. Joe Allied lf America. tfr and Mrs. Stilwe.l Rusboll, was recently managed it for two and one-ha- was visited by N.M., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay needle, got right to the America s home this weekend Irom Lubbock Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mr. and Mrs..M. II. Winning- -' ears. McCall Albuquerque. MUler of Sudan, cousin of tho current halrdressing woes: Wom- EVENTS OF THE WEEK whore she attends Texas Tech. of nam, 1211 Monticedo Ave., will . Mr. and Mrs. Winningham mar- -- LIL an- bride, accompanied them. en over 30, he says, should not LIL-To- mmy celebrate their 57th wedding ried on Nov. 10, 1901, In Hami.ton typos wltti THURSDAY, NOV. C Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. niversary Monday. Tnere will be County. Mrs. Winningham Is The bride attended WTSC at emulate Jeune Flllo was the Ciub-Basem- Evins home this C'ahyon a flying windblown cuts. 12 ent of the Methodist Qil Appeison lecently were Mr. n no special obicivances other .ormcr Lizzie Ellen Smith. as Junior. hair nnd noon Rotary weckenu irom Portaies, N.M. Older women need more sophisti- where he attends Eastern New recently were Mr. Apper-son'- s than their five children will be They have five children: Mr After a wedding trip to New FRIDAY, NOV. 7 parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Q. nome. of ' Orjeans they will bc at home near cation. "Windblown curls are cute Mexico University . He is the son Jim Cain Sherman, Le Allen 3 p.m. .Homecoming Registration--Scho- jl CafetCili. Appeison of Woodward, 84 groom Is en- on debutantes," he says, "but of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Evins. Okla., Mr. Winningham was Aug. Winningham of Meadow, Mrs. Texlinc where the 10 p.m. Homecoming Reunion Country Club. und his 11 need to be controlled for women --Ll- niece, Mrs. Charles Mc- and Mrs. Winningham was 7 F.ances Walsher of Dallas, Mrs. gaged In farming. Laughlin, over 30." H Visiting in' the First Baptist of Lubbock June U. Aaron Simmons of Dallus and The bride Is the granddaughter ' L- of Nix SiV sculptor who Church Sunday were S. LI- They came to the Plains In 190i i. G Winningliam of Lubbock. Mr. and Mrs. Mat The master hair Mrs. H. Mr. and Moody of Fort Worth, Mrs. L. D. At en Jr. vis- ci rated the feather cut, poodle Pamela ited in Floydada' "Svunday,, Wi and Kathy Seymore of Muleshoe. witn Dinner To Be Held hairdos, lacquered curls nnd oth Linda Latimer Honored Mrs. Aten's mother, Mrs. A. W' Robert V. Carnes of Texas Tech. er famous firsts showed a vari Clowning. Wednesday Luncheon Starts coiffures, coif.-- , William and Hilda Jones of Little-fiel- d Thursday In Church. ety of feather LIL- - George asymetricnl or puffed -"-Fantasies" Showf and C. Bcakley oi Mrs, Miscellaneous Bridal Mr. and A dinner will be held Thurs- om-- ( Phoente, Adiz. . he calls his ci cations, iheir three November day, Nov. 13, In the First Baptist styli- LIU-A- nn Activities duot'one These ;5Ki:WMU bre or tinted!. bride-elec- Richard and StuVle. Church, parents "vMlss Linda Latimer, t tied with nun vC.ejn Fields was home of Abilene f,pr the arjij' the zed hairdo); Included perennial this week Mls-siona- ij of J(Jhn was hono.ed i,UC'SiS. isited Mr. and Mrs. Robeit D. Acllvities for' the Woman's Each evening, during the School children of the beginner five de- - tap-- Clayion ai end from WTSC at Canyon. Ann favorites- curls at the crown, ' lu a of Bap- e a misce.iar cous bridal shower Miss 1c j is the dajghlur Barton last weekend. Uniuii Uie First of Missions, UiL'ie win be a loriy-liv- partment of the F(Irat Baptist cred locks to frame the ear lobes '1 of Mr. and Mis. l Thursdav afternoon in the home cd ilie gui' s . id iiud-- 1 Vurgii Fields., tist Church lor the month ol minute study period, begin- Church 'at 7p.m. v and exciting bangs, but they were and Mrs. Merle S. .ov. began on WeJnesiUiy,' Nov., ning at 7:0a, followed by a The will 'be for oi iwrs. A. C. Briuwell, 7:'0 ,E. to the nen vvnetc thi m -- LIL Beard speech nurscrj; ojhjii nr ranged with care and skill. when tne members of exe- u one of 11th St. --lip.aycd. Mrs. Effie Wood 1th j, the the missionary teams, ot(ier children. "If a woman would achieve snt last week. cutive committee met lor luiicn me serie books bo taught, 'Hie table was laid a whit? lio.steshcs theot in Wellington-wit- h her ., JI!1fc'uSinSSLW of to beauty, she can't be lazy," An- with 1t mother. f the re- L L. luvU',1 ?c vr aiiu in church parlor to 'make and the teachers in the local even-l"B- . .iniOb. A. Mrs,,W. H..Culwell. . Opaline for their study class that tolne says. She may not get to be organdy cloth tontured with un i : heir familie ports and formulate p.ans. cnurch, will be "Into A New n Intelli- nam, J. 11. Painiua.,, aiJ ' great beauty without arrangement of bronze and np.'i-lo- c LIL-- Mr. That evening at 7 p.m. Mrs. M.s. I Goob Flelden to i.oilu, Kenneth Reast, tor The WMU will sponsor Thanks- gence, a necessary requisite, but icni Hiuui ius.ii returned the and Mrs. L. Bell ChuiJes Schroedor of Lubbock, uiiults; "Echoes cuioivu mums, caudles and nunnotli iiii.me, f L w. Methodist Hospital In LubbocK F. had irom Indonesia." giving baskets and also a shut-I- n she can achieve simplicity and re- 5- the Iloceri, -. their son and his family, Mr. former Paula Carmlckle, vvau iwr. Ra.ph Nelson, for young aitificial fruit which curried out noy .vtoss, lial R i' Monday for a check-u- p and medi- visitation program. . finement, if she takes tho .ionored with a White Bible - ' brlde-okc- TCUood Sm.1 cal tieatment. and Mrs. Bob Boll, Mike and cokj- "ompies of the Dawn,' Each Wednesday the auxiliafr trouble. the t dhoson color! ' sniitll jr., iJolJble Lynn, home last weokenu mony, by the Young Womcn,', itjrs, Albct--t Perkins for interihe-uratos1- ;' .linsscncu:,i,eo -LII- -Mrs. les df the WMU hicet for their Antolile, a sculptor by hobby, The h6uhe f was 'detWnftii'i Sutl Eunice, N.M. rtuxuiciry me nome "Ming Ming Sim-beam- Sid bed, Bill Cox and Mrs. E'.wood Jrom' ai oi Airs. Li," Mrs. regular weekly meetings, s, who incorporates his fine rtrt of throughout' with HUTangemonfg ot aimpkius, LIL Ralph Neison, YWA director. Tatum, A. D, Pope. Smith visited in Odessa Sundav rorbes for juniors; nnd both Beginner and Pri- harmony and balance In hair chrysanthemums. .s nnd Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Badger vis- Monday, Nov. 10, the Josephine Carlos and the Green Car," Tne gut was with their sister, Ma-lon- e. mary and Girls' Auxiliary, Jun- dressing, cutting, molding Cofioe, spiced tea nnd halt hos.css ui Mrs. Don ited Harris Mis. Glen anl She has tvvo Mrs. Badgers mother, Mrs. Clicle'of the Woman's Batson for primaries. ior nnd Intermediate, at 4 p.m., draping the hair like clay Is not- omon cookies wore served from mixer. cnildion, Ron- A. W. Society, nie and Becky. McKoe, of Lubbock last Missionary will attend The entire series concerns and the Young Women's Auxiliary ed for some sensational hairdos. white ironstone to sixty guests. Tnu couple will Ik mai Friday. die Business Women's Federa- - ( --LIL southeast Asia. The special guests at 7 p.m. . As one hairdresser relates: Favors of brass wedding bands IS at the tirst Baptist LIL lon to be held at Muleshoe. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roloff of curing this week at First JJaptlst Mr. and Mis. All Auxiliaries of WMU Levelland visited with Mr. unl Chcsher re the uhurcn, Littlefield, will be Mr. and cently returned Midland will tnko part in an associotlonal w Mrs. Brantley Belbom Sunday. fiom and Mrs. A. I. Bagby. There vvlh LIL -- and Odessa where they attended wide School of Missions to be oe special entertainment planned .he Southwest Oil Convention. held trom Nov. 16 through Nov. Darla Whltson, dalghtor of Mr. lor them each day at noon. Wed I --LIL .'1. On the sistoenth, at 2:30, all and Mr. Nig Whltson, visited in nesday, Nov. 19, the WMS will Littlofiv-.- Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Choshor loft churches In the West Plains As- nave u luncheon with Mrs. Bagby iuthday morning Dallas to sociation meet at the Fiivl LI-L- for wli us speaker. tnoir daughter fam- Japitftl Church at Sudan for a Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Pettiet of .isit and her Nov. 21, all ily, Mr. and MiS. J. R. Kinzer and ..Huston Rally. Missionaries to churches of UbhfkASg Mldlnnd visited in the homo .he Association of ..nue. Their grandson will return lake part are Mr. and Mrs. Ted will meet a Dr .and Mrs. Albert Perkins Sun- jPiingiaKo lor tho regu.ar month-.- y day. horns with them. Badger, of Davao City, Mindanao, Philippine Woikors' Conference, wlln a --LIL ls.and; Mr. and Mrs. opociai panel A. Badger, Alkg.e, Bra piesented by the Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Armstrong I. Porio visiting Pink And Blue il Mr. 6. Blair, of Bartiett, missionaries. nd Mr. and Mrs, Buok Ross at- - iu. exas, fcrmeny of Buenos Aires. I ,N0V' u ana thc circles of rfidoe! tho Borger-Lubboo- k foot-n- il ..rgc.lna; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard! Jhe WMS will meet for Bible-- game Friday night in Lub-ock- . Shower Honors ..ane, Lago., Nigeria; Mr. and Study und Mission Study, respec Au-iin- tively. --LIL .iirs. i ittisinu.er, Bowling rcen, Mr. Mrs, O. Nov. 12 the YWA go Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Black and Mrs. Lanier .vio.; and R. will to gs, Help ohnila of Portalos, N.M. ulnar, Biui. hiontonn; Mr. rie.Uion to uistitu e a ne.v and Lt La-zi- er WHI1HARRAL Mrs. Joe nu -- W. Marson, Fort iWA in uie Ciiurca Col. and Mrs. G. 0. Ross and Ka- Oikui rust liaptist wes feted with a pink ana -- tlan-Ai- l, there. ren of Lubbora were guests in Unon,i.Aiaf.a..u; .liss Hcion -- lue shower 'ihursuwy auernoo . Mr. uv. 19, YWA the home of Mrs. George Ross i.v unoHits, uouis.una, the will meet at at the homo of Mrs. Bobby Vin-o- -- 3ver the Mu .tirs. Dougiats Brown, Bron.e ju.ia lor an oiicMtui uin.ier at tiiw weekend. -H- f-. in the Hodges Community. C, D. , -- ioxas; anu Air. anu M.s. Jiu.k ncv nesiuui.tni in Lubbock, LIL Hugh Guests Hostessos were Mines. .,iCL,miiv, Mui.one, loxuo. .ciuiiiing 10 cKiioiulu in time in the Roy Eubank home .Jhukeiluid, Glen Butnor, Joe "r the weekend wore Mr an. Bobby Vinson , Bill iVhlc und Hainngton and their Punch, pink cuke squares daughters, . anJ SUttk DtATH tOR ROACHIcS Diane and Nan-- mints were served to Mines. Har- and Mrs L S .. .UCarfy and vey Breeze, C. S. Huro tl two Padgett, A F'l.UI'Fif WHITE POWDER that you can inhale or NELSON'S dauJiters, Linda and t,stttievvool of UvtilldiiU, V. C'jrla of Lubbock. your In killing many house- IIARiAVAKlS & SUPPLY mil W S. Mitchell. J. A blu imo coliee purled salcty is Jencl. Pearl Ande.son, Tom hold pest tusvcr and more efficiently than the most poison- KOA ESTATE Moigan, James Marrow, Olcn t ous insecticides. BPIIBjnFvimJir t N McDonald, L. L. Hoo I, Earn!.' 84 DklVE-I- du- dry-woo- d E. C. ..meiieli, Earl Patterson, Jerry Tho -t sure death to ants, cockroaches, RODGERS AMIIEItST Brock, Ralph Cheuk, L. L. Ovar-- termite Htid a vuudy of other insects. Yet, inspite of its FURNITURE Doug.as , CO. ..mil Kaufman and the ietiial qualities, it is perfectly harmless to warm-bloode- d hostesses PIIILCO TIILKSUAY umniaio. it has oeen used for years as an ingredient in face says Mrs. Double Feature Hoot Cannons pov'duYs, could even make a safe baby powder. BILL SMITH Clyde Rice, AH Spanish Rjee.iUy i.i Los Angeles a homeowner was desperate M ELECTRIC 2110 'AIRFIELD, AMARILL0, TEXAS Return ovur a swaim ol cockroaches infesting his house. He had !tl "LOS LIOS DKL Home tried all available roach killers without effect. As a re- - GENEKAL ET,ECTJ(Q last As this is my second J5AJJUA AZUL" I ao.t he phoned the entomology department of the University electric range, I know ffom experience To lea, Peru . that electric cooking gives me j oi' Cailioi-n.- ai Lcs Angeles and explained his problem to HILL ROGERS double satisfaction. I get the Plus satisfaction "TIU'NDEKIXG Mr and Mrs Hoo rnnon anl Dr. I. Barry lai'Shls. FURNITURE , t of seeing my family eat good, properly-cooke- d JETS" two children, I'.oir Bill tuvi Carol. "It jusi happens we are stdying a powder that is giv- FKIGIDAIKE fPods. And then, for a lilNGO caught the Monday night train ior mother, perhaps an even greater Houston where thoy were to oatc i ing inn ppiwnt kill in the laboratory," Dr. Tarsliis told satisfaction in see np mv rln. , i,. t ...... o " uiiiuu,:'i. oaKing caKes anuj j ,i plane Wednesday for their him. "It isn't on ih? market yet but we can give you half a W-- W ' learning the fine ""5"., - art of cooking in the easiest way, electric FRIDAY SATURDAY mt' in lea, Peru. KUiid.. Ujc n hand duster nnd spread it undjr the refrigerat- and safest Double Feature Mm Cannon and chiUren hav ELECTRIC 1 or and the sink and behind the stove. Don't be afraid of it; l.ei'ii in the state six months an 1IOTPOINT Mr Cannon had bt'n here the the stuff is harmless." "THUNDERING JETS" THE KEY past three months. Seven days one cockroach could be in the TO Tlimi uttonHoH iYin wnljllru rf later not found ...tok&uiUmAe& Plus BETTER LIVING their son, Bob. to Anne Q Beliomy m. and thoy haven't reappeared since. iMm Wa "aiAN IN A SHADOW" while here What kind of miracle powder is this? It is a finely ground stiwilll ELECTRICALLYI ?Zr libc bck silica aerogel, an extremely fine and porous dust that has a Woddina Camerflp - - great capacity tor Absorbing oil or is inert non 1 SUNDAY MONDAY water.Jt and 3. - " eL.&&&&3SfMf htoxic , t R i'fMfrV-Li-3- "THE BRAVADOS" .k ISlSSS. Mvjt m Get ytftir HAKIKAUI Silica Aerogel lit !Z. Slurring STAGGS DRUG FRfeE GREGORY PECK in Ilftlifllil. Price $1.5!l FREE WIRINGI Portrait Photography WIRING! CWW FOR PUBLIC 5IRVIC6

j t h 1M t .t tnml) County Leader, LHtloffelrt, Texas, Thnrstlny, Nov. 0, 10fl8 PaRnJl

Mrs. tEalmitjwlB And Cope Honored r ITWWijggWBiyyifWCTigy' ItHtSlSSJiF tV!mtm2' WSCS Conducts edding Whitharral News ' Business Meeting Anniversary Mr. unci Mrs. Ralph Bone of E. G. Wade, a patient at the Llt- Plains visited their daughter, tlefield Hospital following pickup-s- I1 .. ntirl T.tro .Tnlin - - a WHITHARRAL- - The W.S.C.5. of 5T " Mrs. Copes great W'' Ml' """ nieces, Blllle imm- Mrs. Don Reding, Mr. Reding and chool bus accident, will leave . -- ..,t nn ""thnlr Rfltll Rhuo the First Methodist Church met and Judy stcrr, of Sudan family here Sunday. the last of the week for their with a tea i In a business meeting and social anniversary served punch and mints ..M--Jf'fe ' with h homes In Calfornln und Massa- Gra-vi- tt "- - - cake, i. n at the home of Mrs. J. E. tcrnoon in """- "' which was three-tiered- , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Priest chusetts, respectively. husband, Mr. and In Monday afternoon. c and ced white decorated with yel- and Gld of Clovls, N.M. attended here low : Workman, uwur confection roses. The serv- the homecoming gume here Fri- The annual Halloween party of "Worship Service and Crown nnd Mrs. C. H. Mr. ing, table was laid with a cream day evening. tho Calypso was Satur- Thv Good With BrothorhrvH" led i -- ..!11 Ml- - flM1 Club held Anmnii"! """ lace cloth over yellow with an ar- day evening at the homo of Mr bv Mrs. Gravitt as an Introduc- Levolland, Mr. ' Bean of rangement of yellow chrysanthe- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. and Mrs. Mollis Smith, on th tion to Home Mission Studv of m- - mums FranK wuiiiiiy and roses with yellow can- McDaniel Sunday were Mr. and Bula Highway, west of Llttle- Christians Concerns of North and Mrs. John Stcrr, dles. The appointments wore In Mrs, Dale McDaniel, Kermlt; Mr. field. American Neighbors." Mr. and Mrs. Otis crystal. and Mrs. Joseph Anclnec anJ Sandwiches, Fritos and dip, Mrs. Rank How-- kerflfld, Calif., Alfred Arrangements of Agisting were I full flowers children, Plains; and Mr. nnd cokes, cookies nnd coffee were a-- N.M., Mr. arid who snoke on Alaska: Mrs. Roswell, In shades of yellow and gold were Mrs. Marvin Booker, Hart. Ken- served to Messrs. and Mmes. Lachaiy of Amherst H'llard RedinES poke on Hawaii: II Placed at vantage points in the neth (Sonny) McDaniel of Texas Johnny Waters and Joe Wade, ' wii-te- by Mrs Russell Cotton snoke on jnd Mrs. wouuiuv entertaining rooms. Mrs. Work- Tech. Lubbock, visited his par- Levelland; J. C. Hodges, Anton; of Amarlllo. man had made corsages Mexico: Mrs. Robert Strickland of yel- r':KamMMMMmL. ?w i ents Monday. George Wade Jr., Ralph Wade, on Bizgins registered the low roses for noke Caribbean Islands and Mrs. Cope nnd t Pervadus Wade and the hosts. Mrs Gravitt spoke on United u .Mrs. Bean and Mrs. other members of the houseparty. NEW PARTNER Art Davis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones re- Out-of-to- guests of the Art Davis Tire Service States. were Mrs. turned Sunday from Tipton, Okla. A"42" party was given Satur- Mrs. Redlngs gave the benedic- IS, Cope's nephew, Bill announced this week Tom- iea""'B " sterr and that whore they visited Mr. and Mrs. day evening at tho home of Mr. tion. lor. A yellow bed spread family of Sudan, my Adklns (above) is now u THE WINNAII Governor Prieo Daniel, left, won his second Mrs. Pauline Dude Shultz and other relatives. and Mrs. V. D. Hodges, east of Cake, jello. and mints wero osiessu Bixtt McClendon, Mrs. T. C. McCutch-co- n partner In the firm. Tommy being term us governor In the general election 'luesuay, defeating They report Mr. Shultz us Whitharral. to Mmes. Redlngs. Cot- and Karen will be selling tires within a In Si. Mayer, .Sonorn rancher. (AI PHOTOS) served and Mr. and Mrs. a serious condition. Coffee, donuts and cokes were Edwin right, ton. Hrnvnrd Strickland, Claude Thompson radius of 200 miles of Little-field- , Elmer of Lubbock. served to Mr. nnd Mrs. Plez Ward. G. F. E'le-n-r. Rodgers f Dinner Mr. and Cope as well as selling in Llt- Vm Mrs. were mar- Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Stafford, Helms and children, Llttlefield: Graham and children of Odessa and Miss Emily Ruth Cotton. ried Nov. 1, 1903 in Snyder, Okla., tlefield. Tommy is well known Don and Misses Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Northern and were weekend guests of their son Amherst Church in area. He lived in una nave uvea m Amherst for 26 this has Jackie Stafford visited Mrs. Staf-O- . children, Mr. and Mrs. Brady and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert edBy 25 was "Lucky Lady." years. Mr. Cope is a retired Llttlefield years, has been ford's parents, Mr. Mrs. L. Helms and children, Mr. and Mrs. Grro In and Anery and children. Scene Of Program i i tho service station business Harp at Lamesa Sunday. Glen Barbee and children, and Refreshments of coffee, cnokles lan s f and was In the Insurance busi- the hos"ts. and cake were served to Mmes. owd ness tho past year. Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buck R. S. Brock and Dwnvne Mr. nnd Mrs. Haley Reynolds ICC Chorus Dixon. Itions arc now underway Mrs. David Goen customers will bo handled by nnd Perry of Amarlllo spent tho Llttlefield: Joev Ratliff, Anton; of Slaton spent Sunday with tho Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George parents, Met Dinner oeing pian- - Tommy until a new represen- weekend with the latter's Sixty young women and men C. E. Throckmorton. A. L. Polk. latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sunday, Oct. 27, wero A. at- me worn-- 1 tative is appointed for the Jr., Mr. and Mrs. P. Grant and were members of Lubbock Chris- Hub E. G. Wade Sr., pmemDcrs oi Honored Floyd Brown and family. Snrnberrv. of Llttlefield honoring With Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wade and tended tho homecoming game tian Co'lege's a Cappella chorus S. J. Polk, Mertj! Knririrk. Ev- hands. daughters, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph here Friday night. as their program was presented erett Gnee, Orvilln Klrby, Perva- Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Durham dus Wade. Rodgers. M. I Witt of Abilene, speak- - Bridal Shower Wade and children, Mr. and Mrs. at Amherst Church of Christ Rafe D. Shower Honors left Monday for San Antonio to at- at- night. Morean, Ralph Wade evMiintr. win use Pervadus Wade and children, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson Sunday and Dale ANTON-M- rs. David for- tend the Baptist State Hewitt. Looks Ahead" for his Gocn, Bob Smith of Grass Valley, Calif., tended homecoming at Southland Although this Is only the sec- merly Linda Emfingcr, hon- was Friday night and went on to Lake well-chos- Mrs. Young Mr. and Mrs. Leon Slapo and ond season for the group, a en ored with a bridal shower Satur- Kemp the weeknd. ?eting children, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon for program was beautifully will le Tuosday day afternoon from 3 to 5 In the Mrs. Will Reding returned Hi and Lois ,t 7 Wade nnd son, Lubbock; Mr. nnd presented. p.m. at the corn- - home of Mrs. Gardy Moss. Monday, Oct. 27 Monday form a weekend visit inter. with her parents at Post. Mrs. Joe Wade and children and Born to Mr. and Mrs. David The B. Wayne IT'S JUST A PIECE Hostesses for the occasion were Johnny Waters director. Hindi Interested In attending Mrs. Clinton Young of Sudan Mr. and Mrs. and McDowell of Lubbock, a daughter of Lubbock Is a cousin of the locn' OF PAPER KIPS Mmes. Grady Moss, J. C. Cun- son, Levelland; Mrs. Oct. 31. P er may obtain tickets was honored Monday, Oct. 27, Mrs. E. G. Wade, Mrs. Bob Ernest at a Borger hospital, The church's minister, Doyle Chapln. OF WHICH YOU HAVE ningham, Ed Mills, Flossie Pon- Pope, Flamouth, Mass., and Mrs. Is Dm Mmes. T. L. with a pink and blue shower in Smith and Mrs. Ernest Pope mother the former Phvllis NO KNOWLEPSE der, J. R. Castle, L. A. Jones, G. Wade Sr. Following the program sand- T.Storey or J. R. Coon. the home of Mrs. A. L. Baldwin, spent Monday night at Lubbock E. Simpson. This is the second BirrVnii'i i APPBPrtATe Verlon Barron, Doyce Newton, with daughter the McDowells. wiches, cookies, cold drinks and ! 1309 9th, two Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Wade for -- A 0. E. Williams, Marvin Ryals and E. from to four in Rodgers, 7 IT WHEN the and son. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mrs. Vera Mr. nnd coffee were served to the visit- you n d Blue Charlie Hooper. afternoon. Mrs. Rafe Rodgers and small son ( IT SENPS OFF Pope who have been rere for sev- Edwin Wnrd of Carlsbad, N.M. ors at the school lunch room be- Refreshments of pink and blue days TO COLLEGE.' . The hostess gift was a white eral weeks with their father, returned Tuesday from a few fore their return to bedspread. lemonade and cake were served visit at Diana wrere they visited and Mrs. Clara Ward of Grazier Lubbock. ' Many visitors from throughout er Honors to the guest from a table covered Benny Rodgers, who has been were weekend guests of their Spiced tea and cake wore ser- son, the iron were present ns a part with a blue cloth. Chesher-Johnso- n seriously 111, and with the for- brother and Rev. and Mrs. ved from a refreshment table Elmer Ward and family. Mrs. of the large number attending. the occasion mer's sister and brother at ten diem an covered with a lace cloth over Hostesses for were C. Ward remained for u longer A Z? J" &f blue and centered with white Mrs. Burdls Walker, Mrs. R. C. Exchange Vows visit. Mrs. Sam Rendieman mums with blue Dearman, Mrs. Wilbur Chrlsten-so- n Mrs. Leon Slope satin streamers Mr. Mrs. Bryan Hulse were rBcd with a nlnk nnrl blue on which was written "David and and Mrs. A. L. Ba'.dwln. and the home of Mrs. w. M. recent weeknd visitors at Hollis, Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. mm i Linda." Approximately forty called dur- In LubbockChapel Okla. with the mother, Is Hostess To rday afternoon from 3 Sixty guests called during the ing the afternoon. latter's Bill O'Neal of Lubbock. Mr. and Miss Mrs. Reeves, who has been 111 at Mrs. Will Raines, Misses Geneva, afternoon. Joan Shirley Cheshcr of : s for the occasion were Plalnview, niece of Mr. and Mrs. a Hollis hospital. and Melba Raines wero weekend World Gift Party M Inglls. Jim Hobgood, Assembly Of God Bill Chesher nnd Mr. and Mrs. visitors at Wichita Falls. Mrs. Baylor School Mmes. Dillard Ridings, E. L. t, Cld Landers, Bob El- - Medical Art uiesner ot uiueneiu, ana J. C. Jarnlgan accompanied them WHITHARRAL - Mrs. Leon jrton, L. L. Anderson, To Hold Fall William Garrett Johnson of Lub Gravitt, and Elmer Ward attend- homo for a visit. Slape was hostess to a world clfi Accepts Miss Williams the W.S.C.S. exander, Alton Bulling- - bock pledged double-rin-g vows nt ed district meeting party at her home on the Anton aarence Matthews. The Karen Williams, Convention 7:30 p.m. Saturday In First Bap at Seminole Wednesday. Johnnn Gutenberg, a German, highway northeast of Whitharral In 1450, tft was a gown and bed- - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam The Assembly of God Church tfst Ford Memorial Chapel" of invented movable type Tursr'ay afternoon. A A US. SAVINGS 0ONP--0U- Y the mother and a shawl Williams of Llttlefie'd. has been will hold its Fall Convention Ldhbock with Rev.! Dr. J. Ralph Mrs, Elste Anery ofv Cansey, which makes today's newspapers Mrs. R. S. Brock of Llttleflelt) ONE EVER MONTH N.M. Mrs.' possible. accepted Tor enrollment at Bay- with services at 10, 2, and 7:45. Grant officiating. and Mr. and Cla'tenee presented the show. Mrs. EveiolT J writs of cookies, drinks lor Medical School at Houston. Dinner will be served by the The bride Is the daughter of It were served from n Miss Williams, a graduate of Women's Missionary Council at Mrs. Llllle Mae Chesher of Fort 1th n white cutwork Llttlefield High School in 1955 noon. Worth and L. II. Chesher of Itered with an arrange- - and n senior at Texas Tech at Rev. H. A. Tarkington of Moxla Seattle, Wash. Ho Is the son of laite mums and n mlnln- - present, will enroll at the school will be their guest speaker Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of Watch For The Lark Watch For The Lark cradle with a baby In next fall. She was one of 81 can- day whop they dedicate their Dewey, Okln. They will be at didates seletced for enrollment. new furniture. home at 1903 12nd St. in Lubbock. (CarX) Klk T.W W (CarX) r. Welcome Home!

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We're Pleased to Have You Introducing another 1 Attend the First Annual II top notch Serviceman II I.

MX We are happy to announce the association of Phell Peterson, mech- - m anic from Plainview. He was fleet mechanic for Green Machinery for the Jm V OMECOMING past two years. He has 20 years of automotive repair exierience, 8 years m with Chrysler franchise dealers. Jm

We is a very capable and experienced mechanic and we re- - Mr V heartily Uttlefield High School Graduates commend him to the motorists of this area. Jm

1- HC- - Wa - ...... -.. t. nv.n nnrl ronpwlni?- Old i - liufjc youinii unjuy ui ijuihu pualntances. and will dron bv to visit us while you're in Pn. WATCH . r WATCH FOR THE LARK Sjf-c- FOR THE LARK (CAR X) SSBggSBBS &r (CAR X) ' : i . j .,V WELCOME EXES TO UTTLEFIELD 'S "?. FIRST HOMECOMING -- FRIDAY

9 & Hofacket Garland Motor Company Hauk CHRYSLER IMPERIAL PLYMOUTH DODGE PagQ i Lamb jCoynty Loader, X.lttlef lold, Xcxajt, .pCliuwday, Nov. v6, 1958 Troop 238 Holds Regular Meeting In Scout House i,Vl m. 238 mot In regular Troop a ma mooting nt the scout house, Mon- if-- day at 4 p.m. Seventeen brownies m p j attended. They were Peggy Ward, w"StS M wii'i Janls Wilson, Martha Jo Naylor, -- SSet'. Rhonda Lewis, Azalea Walker, Brando Mitchell, Linda Gilbert, Phyllis Giles, Brenda Barton, Ann Farmer, Martha Steed, Stella Fay Bussey, Pat Alexander, Barbara , TOMBSTONE TERRITORY Qulgley, Laura Beth Harlan, Mll-ure- d Buster and Carolyn Barton. I seller the Amer- Ann Yarbrough was absent due Before World War Fairy Soap was the largest on to illness. ican market. Mother used it as a beauty aid. Junior used it in the bath meeting ad- After the was wash journed games were played and tub. Sister used it to shampoo her hair. And father used it to that refreshments were served. of his which wasn't covered wfth mustache and mutton Mrs. Janell Giles Is the leader portion face ul-wi- G. bill and in newspapers, you would see assisted by Mrs. Nelson Naylor '"imp chops. In magazines, on boards Carl VKtaif and Mrs. Barton. advertisements of Fairy Soap. Olton Neqro, 26, Jailed for Fairy Soap was so great that the manufacturers dropped their huge Forqery During the first great war the demand On Charqe Of with making bigger profit. They figured Fairy Soap was sowell known It would Unon Negro was advertising program an eye to a charged here Tuesday with pass- carry itself. They were wrong. Other far sighted soap manufacturers stepped in with appealing advertising cam- ing more $1,000 foiged Kalph than in and took Fairy was able to corno back and today lies in the graveyard alongside KALl'if i'Aivl,b IT benator arborougli, left, kept Ills checks. paigns over the market. Soap never bi'iiaie seat uiui u general t'lvo.uii victory luesuay over ICoy Tne man, M. C. Brown, a farm the Gold Dust Twins, Saint Jacobs Oil, Melon's Baby Food, Dolly Varden Chocolates, Omar cigarettes, Maxwell iiiiuiiiuiik. ngni, Ucu' taiumiate. (Al l'HOTOs) laborer, was accused of forging automobiles and died a natural economic death due to lack of advertising. the names of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. many other products that Dodson of Olton on the checks. j : More $1,000 In checks ( Negro Laborer Wounded than had been recovered by county author- Newspaper Advertising ities. Offlceis said there probabl- Is tho Strongest Forco .$: Eft y arc more. 'FedA 'I Sfooofirag Here Sunday In Business Today l'l6Sltoak,T. A Negio farm lalsorer was in at 51.000. Missionary Leaque 'TvvVOSr. AUSTIN 4n poor Lo..uiuoi4 in .icuicdl Arts Couiu Officer Dan Blanchard, Meetinq Set Friday KX4: . ' City lio&piul neio Wcunesuay moan- .ho uiun witn Patrolman The Lutheran Women's Mission- v.. O. Oid investigated the inci- ing auci lie was aiioi in uie cficsi ary League of the Emmanuel Lu- cany buauay muniiiig uunng an dent, said tne shooting occurred Church will .31) theran meet Friday aifcUiiient vmiu a iejiuv-worr- er at uoout 5 a.m. Sunday. at 2:30 p.m. for a social at the their quarters at the Leonaid Ir-- vi Offlceis said they were told Vastlne Hobratschk home. n laim noun ot Littletieid. that the two men got into an ar- Work will be done on cup '1 A. S. Al- he wounded man was gument when Turner wanted ht bright, about 45, of Waco. He was to bring him to Llttlefleld. sum in tl.c c.iei with a .JS pistol. ihive snots were filed, one of when he founl ho and his wife and Ci aih't'd vsnh asaun vain in- which hit Albright in tne chest. two childdcn walking along the LITTLEFIELD PRESS tent to uiuider in uie case is Isa- Another hit Aloright on the bolt highway aboutl-- miles east of iah lu.ner. M, a IWjjiO farm lab- i.utkle and glanced oway. Amherst. A .38 calibre pistol was orer ot Who Bond has ben sjt Blanchard arrested Turner taken from Mrs. Turner. ESBBX .

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t L Kocmbcr 0, 1058 SIIUKFINE POUND yo tho marks of a Ian? It Is true, only God ooooo ,rt "Tho Lord Unowoth are his," as tho Old A '... But wo aro iiuu PS m.c 10 OZ. CAN -.- ,ve any way of telling c- icrson IS a unnsimn or or ier or a proicssor gBRgsy may r T? MOOOOOi WILSON'S 11 CAN-- NO BEANS , tell f&0 . , i j " vr Stand- - field; SIIUKFINE mm Belters L 303 CAN ;,..,. It But 4; Irson EbrqsI let SIIUKFINE MM' side- - Vl Itf AM? mi m a BLUE LAKE SUNSHINE 303 CAN i. It , t, UT. i orcmuu low either a wheat Hold n from a clover patch. ryo bread. SWEET It bread from POTATOES MSI NC. 2 CAN Pv , urM it In a nutshell. "By tJnjJBX ye shall know them," nf BR.O 55 christian has dlstln- - KxxxxxM itures, ho has fruits, ho FLOUR by which ho may bo SIIUKFINE, 5 LB. BAG

IMS .. tat about, but to, his BABY FOODS FROZEN FOODS mm Lis said to them, "You GEKBER'S i of the earth." This is harks of a Christian, It 3 LIBBY'S kef Jesus. The Master's Cans 9C ittag things is always I 43 VmTi tie, poetic. Wo can say afl! t1a A4i - je Jesus has a prefcr- (EBRCYSa CA'N 25c CUT CORN 10 OZ. PKG. t ires of speech which SBPO I truth with moro force LIQUID GREEN spelled everything out LACTURN CAN .. 25c BEASol &jf duucult sentences, ti salt of tho earth" CAN 98c PEAS 10 OZ. PKG. 15c D words of one syllable. 6f i I essential, not a luxury. ie and even today It Is FbrosII SIMBLAC LIQUID can 23c 20c ra prejenatlvc. It keeps goinc bzd. Thcro Is no lor It. So tho Christian, LACTURN POWDER CAN SPINACH s Is, In whatever situa te be the kind of pcr- - is eps things from going situation carries as of evil, and without s salt of true Christians, PEACHES a will mold and ferment "Kit icn a human AND LSSTERINE MED S1ZE 39c obe uiic3, ono mark Sliced or Halves TENDER IS l sUn Is that ho Is not Dr. BUFFER8N 59c problem, he Is part of Peppers Val Vita CRUST G0 C0UNT in 12 Bottle Curton I World No.2K Can iy, LB. LOAF . SHAMPOO Lustre Crernc, Rcg, 95P69c cot mind mixing meta- - ovea parables, and a just a one-phra- or rable. He would mako ita one carablo or ftp. ORANGES 1, a, and then mako his TEXAS, 5 LB. BAG Wth another. So ho ieronc-EVlInhl- fi o urnrrt. fait Christians should are the tu light of tho EH GRAPEFRUIT That tells us a RUBY RED, LB.

Ilia dark tllnro. .To Tim He was no IB POTATOES Pollyanna, BAG r uwver to everything IDAHO PREMIUM, 10 LB. fP smiling. Tears often "imlles. in this world. IKOrld Cnn hn hrltrhtn.. PS RADEA-DOZ- EN SKV Christians sometimes " Sit around nnil Soli Rutabaga Turnips kiUSA t)ll U'Arlri la en POUND Itwnedoff tho lights? 'w, you aro tho ; 0rld It's nnt vnnr SIIURFRESII Icompiain nf thn nu fulness to shine. 10 COUNT CAN lo onno-it- o fnnUa i Mm COCONUTS eiryonovhohasbcen FRESH, EACH ". One Is to put tho fooooool yhlnelnovi.rvho,i. FOOD KING iUK1 f '. ght 4--- ."J doesn't help , .. , iYi OT 4 QTRS. m,. " torts them. On YELLOW c .j1 .i?iJP: - .'-- v tho 1 sy? idKlf U; Ws can bo so few or ONIONS V wSiw-3f j JBk W--. I' Uiey POUND CMB only "maUo tho WHITE BERMUDA,, LB. nlj ..' Avcry dim light B ' pcratingthanno w l&otjj! BREAD MIX MM lleht ,., , mmn U.S.D.A. GRADED CORN .Ci u, renay T ,"nea when Jesus ' CHOICE, POUND POUND now, almost 2.000 CAKE Sof'0 "fist stilt ,t iii.i mm '. are just as neces- - fptt Efi VIENNA SAUSAGE SST"? fl?3 WCr0- - SOm0 SLICED RATH UM brVBU P.DEAM1! NO. 300, TALL BLACK HAWK CAN f er;,;3 mm 10c children to under. ARMOUR STAR ,ls. ht TALL SWIFT PREMIUM, LB. JOCK MACKERAL CAN mtV!r out of date. mm. 23c "" Ul our neeu g the dreams of MEDIUM SIZE Ntfthu"u"?t?' ST)N in uus FRESH DRESSED UDDnao It,-"y- WIS &. "Uman POUND lQ..Vn.0 s ieC.j4&Ukrt' b ;:it?ws !! R 1 3HHHB MOOOOOJ L,r-An-d people will i M iB LEAN BftjHHWMHBHHr art :r;theand , MKf V MMexpjBHPBK3HnPHBnHISHHSiHBBBlttldkttHl CUTS MB "peon&'tle3-- h mn; " "'?"' TEAK POUND v fnviaDlobo Ii3na:si OOOOOCM SSiSfiiift " Serrlce.) elt"ed by WELCOME EXES HOMECOMING!

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Pago C Lamb County Loader, Litllcrirltl, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 0, WiS Chic Young Masquaradep, Halloween Party Blondie By PUT ON A nieia Saturday Held Thursday GOING TO THE YOU'VE FORGOT TO .11 li I ' " al (I'M JUST 111 J TnH kl CORNER MAILBOX d CHRISTMAS btAL, sn PI f?" iPl I Kodgers Hoi In Wade Home ffTO MAILTHIS POP. 13AD MVRP S nArWOOD. HOW WH1THARRAI. I yOU'6 BETTER WHITHRUAL Mmos. A. L. kiELETTERiP rr n n VOI P5RGET Rafe Rodgers Polk, Leon Slape and George .'.' THE IMPORTANT JOB PLJONTW) masquerade party Wade Jr. were hostesses Thurs- umcTMACCPA --? at tv evening unMsminJ- -" - rrai day at the Wade home A.PF DO WG N THE. SMUW,vMi'nr7uukcl rB; for a halloween party for the J eighth grade and several FIGHT AGAINSTTB SORRY Games class and stunts fan friends. diversion for the Mefc Mmos. Polk and Wade directed Robert games for the group. Avery a, j jim-- I ;e' bj I i0'.4' Sandwiches, cokes, cookies an'l iur me men win, j

randv were served to .Timmv esc costume and M Slanp. Epperson, James Charles uasK Tlnockmoiton was ''"I Roberts, Larry Wade. Rodger ja I , CARAGC 1 II I with hei I II Wade, Misses Linda Brvant, Car- ...... $ pottraaiasl ni La-er- "Gunsmoke " u ol Ann Davis, Linda Klrbv. ne Stafford. A itnflnt,. Ar . . Smart, Jaekio 44 ...... v.jr uj 00(j j Tina Phllllos Pesgv Dlckerson. Dip T H FAMILY RM BR STUDT BED RM inroiiKiioui eenm,t rUi iv'mes Edward Phillips, A. L ! n I io n n j and Mmos, I t i g i i .ii Oeorge V L """ Po'k Leon Sialic and Levelland Don m2 H r -- ii?) Wade i U I e 9ii ,. v? Jr. Aery, Ur-- I Sadler nii .J km)t fuiMfti tf- 'wM rlUfat ItWfvfJ n n 05 I9W St"J'"" ,L1 . Woman Killed-- - '"'"""" ' uietiast! (Continued from Page 1) In fair condition Wed i described LITTLEFIELD RM. EXES! fr!4 4';u-J- BED HOMECOtSNG! ij Ml r L 3 - A nesday at Littlefield Hospital. WELCOME 4 1 was -anf - - Hire also hospitalized at n tv oAS Littlefield Hospital, where at- 7WS COrEAfPOiMijy RANCH, with a tuv-c- ar attached garage, has seven rooms in- tendants ald he was in good con- cluding tuo bedrooms plus 2 12 baths. The basement area includes space for a recrea-lio- n dition. Ho suffered broken front toom, The main area has 1,546 square feet. The plan, HA47-- is by Architect teeth, cuts and bruises In the Clifford tf. Wright, 16310 Grand River Ave., Detroit 27, Mich. mishap. Dunlaps Hosnltalbed at Medical Arts WL Hosoltal. .all in good condition Wednesday, of establishing the cover. Under 073,776. The county's grant for were Tucker, cuts OF Soil Ban- k- tho new program, the assistance 1958 was SI ,101 ,000. and bruises: Mrs. Tuckoi, loss of LITTLKKIULD jtB teeth, cuts and probably will vary from ."0 to 70 several brulss: (Continued from Phro 1) The $1,073,776 was paid to cot- Fisher, broken leg; Edwards, per cent or the costs. ton (averaging about 514 per acre In producers who tetired about cuts on forehead; LaDonna Sul Lamb County) for taking crop- The acreage leserve of the soil 17,000 acres of cotton land for the livan, bruises and possible Inter- bank, land out of production. under which acreages allot- year. The county cotton nal injuries. ted to cotton, wheat allotment (dm and other Funeral services for Mrs, Sulli- Land placed in the program Is this year is 200,353 acres. With crops were taken out of produc- van will be conducted today at 2 taken out of production for 3, 3 or one-ye- tion for ar periods, will 17,000 acies tetired, actual acre- P m. at the McDonald Funeral ar period. not be in effect this age in production this year in SATURDAY addition to after ear. Home Chapel at Lubboek Burial FRIDAY AND HOYS In the annual rental Lamb County amounts to 183,000 will payments for land in the reserve, ASC Manager Aten said the lo- be In Tech Memorial Park A Church of God evangelist-ministe- r. the government provide finan- cal office paid the final checks' In Cologne, the Cathedral Citv had llve-- l cial asiatanc( for establishing the acreage reserve to Mis Sullivan farmers on Geimany's Rhine, was found- in Lubbock 17 cover on the land. last week, biinging yenis. Her surviv- FBcsnrael Shirts the total ed 2,000 years ago by the Roman ors, other than her husband and In thp past the government has amount earned from the program armies of Caesar. Samsonite Its first name daughter, Include her father, paid w to &' pei cent of the cost in Lamb County 1958 $1,- - in to was "Colonin." H. C. Pole, also of Lubbock. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Wk Is ?..,!. Pi m. Smmk PWm mtm i SG SK3rkj E:' i wi m w tTSffBff lvJ'ul" SALE! WMwwim I vf S5 BUY FOR CHRISTMAS ONE BIG TABLE MEN'S SHOES m Welcome t VALUES TO $14.95 FRIDAY AND SATtjtDAY Regularly $17.5)5 12 fti ' Lo Littlefield' s MEN'S HRAND NAME Lddscs Scarves WESTERN HATS FRIDAY ii SATURDAY First Annual CLEARANCE MENS CHILDREN'S PENNY JACKETS LOAFERS VALUES TO $25.01) SIZES 12 U to 3 Ms S MEN'S ALL WOOL Homecoming LADIES CORDUROY SPORT COATS $ 19 u BOY'S BETTER BATES FABR8CS SPORT SHIRTS 2for53 REG. $1.2!) YARD 79 pleasure MEN'S H! It's a to say "Welcome Home" to grad- Nylon Mose NEW FALL uates of Littlefield High School. SPORT SHIRTS 00 GAUGE 15 DENIER 2pr.l We 1 t hope you'll enjoy the game ... and the visit- , ing and return year after year to this annual affair. CLEANUP As a LHS "Ex", we say Welcome NYLON NET and Invite you & 1 t I Sheets Pillow Cases Syds.11 to come by while you are in town. Vi EXTRA WIDE, REG. 09c SOME SLIGHTLY SOILED price

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'. ' "f&f'S&Pf zfe. '4 . Homecoming Slated Friday No License Mi For School Exes Big Offense SSEIuksaa Amherst Of Fishermen AMHERST - Amherst school jorettes, football queen candl Prizes will bo awarded for the AUSTIN Fishing without a lic- homecoming will bo next Friday, dates, F.F.A. sweetheart, Lions best float, the oldest t game and fish vio- Nov. 7 with activities beginning Club queen and Harvest queen the youngest and the ense dominates even in the middle of the with a pep rally on downtown and several float entries will fol- one who came the longest dis- - lations Main street at two o'clock. low. tance. hunting season, according to the A parade will follow which will At three o'clock registration director of law enforcement of r be led by the pep squad anJ will begin in the high school au- Coach Ncal Chastnin will in- the Game and Fish Commission. 1 4 .9 players Bjrt f ii .4 cheer leaders. The band and ma- - ditorium. A registration fee of 50 troduce tho football and Seotembor arrest report showed ffVv f cents will be charged. former nlavers at 'ending. Stu- 104 taeioss fishermen, compared Stephen Butler will bo emcee dents of Classes 1942 throuch 1916 with only 19 arrests for hunting will receive soeelal recognition. a license. I . ,! 1 Tech To Renew for the program. Welcome Am- without 'I w. herst High School students re- A tea will follow the program v.y.:. xa !ii -- Hunting violations cotnlnuo to " Si sponse will be by Mrs. Leroy for In the study hall. Old Rivalry The pen squad will serve supoer rise, however, the director said. v. Maxficld. Speaker will be the former superintendent, Claud M. in the school lunch room at 5:00 There were 182 counts of Illegal 2 With Arizona Coffer of Farwcll. until 7:30. Adult tickets will bo huntlne methods and other game $1.00 nnd children tickets will be imv violations during the month. 50 cents. LUBBOCK One of Texas This ficurc includes 21 arrests Tech's long-tim- e rivalries will bo Whitharral The football queen will be crown- for hunting in closed season, 20 resumed when University of Ari- ed at 7:30 followed by the game In for ki'line onail out of season, 19 zona meets the Red Raiders in for tresnnssinc:. 17 for huntlne at Bulldog stadium between Whit-harr- nl Lubbock Saturday afternoon. School Menu nlnbr, 17 for exceeding dove bag 8:00. Of 19 games played since and Amherst at At limits, and 15 for using unplug- the THURSDAY, NOV. 0 10-0- there will bo a homecom- ged gun. the series began in 1932, Texas Steak and Gravy ing partv which will be held in VI! 5&$ 3 .M Tech has won 17, and one con- Buttered Carrots Hominy ho community renter snonsornd Of a total of 357 arrests. cae? m w w mHIHPV'siSs & wern finpealed to a higher court, m test was a tie. That lone Wildcat Rolls 1938-5-9. ifs MTTT.rBv:.'. Lettuce Tomato Salad bv tho senior class of The 7-- 10 jail. Con- victory was a 6 decision in 1935, Milk Peanut Butter Cookies tickets will be $1.00 per couple. while served time in m$?: when Texas Tech conducted a victions cost violators 58,635 In RViAM FRIDAY, NOV. 7 Paul D. Is president of Sfliid4. joint Armistice Bennett fines. the nnd Gayla Ann observance. Roast Beef Cubes The reminds hunters DAY Group smslne; was enjoyed by Girl Scouts hero lected $11 In iKHinlrs by having girl bring lier weight In Batson is pep squad president. director each High school bands from through Seasoned Green Beans Candled who are not sure of tho laws thnt lay at the Juliette I'lay Day held nt tho Girl Scout penniesAlso held event was u at the conference for workers out West Texas will join D. O. Extensive preparation is being may eet copies of game and eadinjr tlu shiRlnjr Is Ann Wulden, left. The scouts col and leaders. Rolls Sweet Potatoes they (Prof) Wiley's Red Raider Band Ice Cream Bars Cabbage & made for the annual homecoming. fish regulations from game war- in providing music, as the occa- Milk Raisin Salad A bonfire and pep rally will be dens, license dealers, or by writ- sion is Band Day at Tech. held at G:30 p.m. Nov. G on tho ing to the Game and Fish Com- Biggest margin in the series To baseball field. mission in Austin. came In 1951 as Junior Arterburn, Wavland Plav Host Anton News now a Tech assistant coach, sot To Librarians Of Area Spending this weekend with tho turned home after spending two a school total offense record of Bill Stephenson and other rela- weeks with her daughter, Mrs. 2G7 yards in leading tho Raldors PLAINVIEW Wayland Baptist tives are their sons, Mr. Verlon Lane Johnson in Tulsa, Okla. and to n 41-- 0 decision. Another cur- Collece will plav host to librarians Stephenson from Boulder, Colo.; her sisters In Durant. rent Tech aide, Red Phillips, play- of the Panhandle-Sout- h Plains ed center for the Raiders that area Nov. 22 as tho Texas Library Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Stephenson day. and family of Boulder, Colo.; Mr. Association District I meets for Mrs. W. M. Inglis is leaving Tech year had to come convention. . . EXPERT . . and Mrs. L. A. Stephenson nnd last Its annual with a party of twelve next week from to post 28-- C decis- family from Belen, N.M.; and Mr. behind a Miss Tholma Andrews, Abilene, to fly to San Francisco and to ion. Ed Dohorty's wide-ope- n slot-- TLA president, will be a featured Boot and Shoe Repair and Mrs. L. A. tSepsenson and continue from there by boat to family from Jolnervlllc, Texas. T offense netted the Wildcats 207 speaker for the convention. Hawaii. aerial yards. Tech halfback Mlck-l- e Approximately 125 public school &.. Barron of Childress provided civic, college and special librar- Bill's Boot Shop Mr. Mrs. M. B. Billings w and the game's thrill with a rd ians are expected to be In Plain-vie- 306 Phelps (Below Billy Office) from visiting sThe Jim Landises of Olton were Hall's have returned friends-a'n- scoring run. for the meeting. friends and" relatives Tn Arlzonn, visiting relatives In Mexico and California. They also Anton Thursday night. ' visited with her sister, who is ill 9HS3 in Vernon. The former pastor of the An- ton Baptist Church, the Rev. F.' N. V; Allen, G8. died of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mat- the first last . te week and was buried at Hale Cen- I.- - ' thews have boon vWltlnir their .! he been living ii Hnughtor nnd her family, Mr. and ter where had the years. K 4or JK Jt Jf S" lifjFS rip ft HM a. It A AA.. 3ft Vfr i v P'I Mrs. Robert Newton in Houston last few iBR THaiHR fcrKXnM r"'cwiir1'JLKiY.TU tho past weekend. nvw The Faubus Cleaners has been W-7J- i Spending the dav Wednesday at taken over by Mr. R. E. Harrison Lubbock. Rev, and and Mr. Lcn Jones of . Seminole wero Mrs. K wJRt1 eJtz W i iixv. Mm S?Zj& V2r 2 tf a Ikk. nny 1 m RalDh Campbell and Mrs. Joe Onrnor. They attended a district Visiting in the Cecil Motl home WSCS meeting Methodist at the over the weekend wore R. L. An- Eltll.VCh IIKADS In charge of the conference for Girl Church there. leaders derson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Brown and workers Juliette Low I'lay Hay here fltv 'tjrJjf aKBPqhBk 4$r vwSNUIPVmitBA. m y:BBBBPBBBHBBBB3BBBWI at tho Worth, and 'B 8 SSzllr. vtf t jtx.?y lay were Sirs. Larry Taylor, executive leader of tho Cap- - Mrs. J. F. Snecd. who Is confin- nnd son, Calvin of Ft. M t o Anderson. Tho Browns "fi C ouncll, left, Mrs. Willielm'.nn WHKs, liai-th- ed In the Methodist Hospital in Mr. Bill mil of London, I nfvlnn Girl Guides In the United SUites. Mrs. Wllks, Lubbock, is reported to be some are former residents "rof (ho fiirl Guides In Latvia, now lives wth her daugh- - improved. England. id soil-I- hw In Lubbock. She Is lecturing almost dally October for the Cnprock Council. (STAFF PHOTOS) Mrs. H, R. Alexander has re- - Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Al Herrin over tho weekend were her sisters nnd their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Padftt of George Pnnhandle, Mr. and Mrs. MI Moore of Au"Mn and M nnd Mrs. Charles Partln of Abilene. M- Cage Games Set :r" I At Homecoming i Beef Sale 'wm For Wayland

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EDITORIALS iUJirioif DOWN MEMORY LANE Sandhills Philosopher Worn (Taken from the files of Lamb County Leader, Nov. 13, 1941) ""- " Mifm"- ' 1 To Lighten 2. ' ' 777 Here's How Schools Get Tougher; all m "'' ce lb DEFIES About 60 men attended the sunrise break- "mm &m fast staged at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at the Legion Work Load On Your Farm Has Look1 ABSOLUTE Legionnaires and serving meal were: Also 'New lBRiavh , jzSskKL. Hut. preparing the Kditor's note: The Sandhills that I doubt If it takes any more UvWM I iff' M. SvSflPBWi? ZERO... Warren Rutledge, Jack Alexander and Ed Dragger. Philosopher on his .lolMson work to stoop to milk a cow than of American education, on all levels J ism from the grass farm tackles the problem It does to build a platform for school, Is certainly not - them to stand on, not to mention e to graduate a new phen- 14 of t!." small farm this week. Notice of contest of the election on Oct. at which Is getting the feed up there to them ut it reached something ot a fever pitch when Tnrkllng a problem of course the the City of Littlefield was authorized to issue $275,000 in twice a day. Personally, If I was lion sent Sputnik I into orbit, and news not solving It. of corn- - revenue bonds for the establishing of a municipal light, pow- mi'kin; a bunch of cows, which scientific achievements began to make the head- - I'm not, and was opposed to er, and distribution plant has been filed in the 64th District Dear editar: stooping, I'd come out In favor of many people felt, and with sound fe 3 ' cat reason, that IX 'r longer-legge- shorter-icgge- r "I'll 'X' Court of Lamb County. There has ben n lot of discus- d cows or d youth was not being prepared for the challenges S JTtgWfch. U&AKES STAINLESS STEEL - OTHER the past men. NICKEL ALLOYS TOUGH sion In the ucwsnaDors - ANP STRONG, rtMght smp.l' n atomic era. EVEN CLOSE TO ABSOLUTS ZERO vpor over the of the troupe using W. D. Sunday morning ts The with brains WHERE Gilder left for DeLeon, Texas, nf nvno-- "rt light cf this, two articles in U. S. News & MOST 'METALS former a"d lots vd science to lighten the load of World SHATTER LIKE POTTERY, to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Gilder. After the birth- been worrying about him. They 3 are of unusual interest. One farming is that this works up to October deals with day dinner he attended the football game betw een Gormand are arraui ne n gei certain point, but it generally t up farming nn-- line on in American schools; the other with a "new UNDERGROUND nrd hove five stops at the edge of the field, HOP SCOTCH and DeLeon. move to town. jviet educational policy. 'caving nobody but the framcr to 7HST?tf),2!!:Y.3l'LUNS FRa"A TEXAS RIVER BANK, As a result, a lot of thinking ?,,2,?J?LOUIS'Am SMNP, BACK INTO TEXAS! INSTRUMENTS up one row and down another, naeazine says: ". . . Signs of a new trend in Ame- - IU aTiout prob- to ZUJP1?, WBZE fOTECTEP BY A HARP, TOUCH COLLAR DIABLO DAM PUSHED Both Atty. Gen. Will Wilson has filed has been going on the in between rains. "K NICKEL-COPPE- R ation are appearing. That trend is toward higher MONEL AUOK Gov. Prlep Daniel and the State suit to test the constitutionality lem nv1 I wps rending in an ar- e ex-rt- Science is wonderful, but I've Engineers of a law permitting "certificate ticle last night whe-- some B standards, more emphasis on learning, Board of Water have noticed that In the most modern a tougher plven official npprovat to plan"' loans. 5tudving the matter have their business, with every labor-savin- g ward frills and toward lazy puniis." p'ans for construction of Diablo com- decdled one way to keen th DID VOU Three nationwide finance ievlce known to man, or on the - KNOW?-- -- . . . on the farm Is to make his ler and verse are cited. In a Miami school, for in- "iiiVV-- ...T fflj Dam on the Rio Grande River. panies are defendants in the suit. farmer rnnst modern farm, with every "CHROME' ON CAR BUMPERS, TRIM "C7s vnri lighter. For example, thev grade students now have Saw Need for the dam was drama- Wilson contends the certificate scientific Improvement available, to take four years of IS ONLY IIOO.OOO' THICK? yald, farmers ought to use ihel idl tically illustrated by the recent plan, though permitted by law, the mun who gets further-es- nd two of to qualify for and figure out short cuts still the t mathematics a high henw floods on the Rio Grande, violates the constitutional prohi- brains generaUy, Is fOPAY. A LAYER OF for themselves and they threw In ahead the one loma until now, only three years of English and NICKEL UNPERNEATH said J. T. Ellis Jr., the governor's bition against chortring more than who works hardest, the n siigcest'on of their own as the with - - GUARPS AGAINST In 10 per cent interest. ainemaucs wuiu- luquuuu. cjAiiiimiuuons win De aide water matters. Rampant longest hours. - CORROSION, KEEPS wnters caused an estimated starter. Whv not. thev said, "put True-fals- e CHROMIUM Under the plan a borrower may Thats where science breaks roughout the Miami svstem. questions, BRIGHT property damage, and rows ur on a nlatform so the get a sum of money for a year as down. However, it's where I take ;ind, will be supplanted by the essay type. KttiZ&li about$ 31,900,000 of water dntrvman ran mPk them he worth and agree to pay 0 per cent In ot over. was lost useful purposes. stands? This would save a lot Georgia countv, school time will no longer be used for terest on the total amount. But stoonlng." After years of studying the mrricular activities, and requirements in mathe- - Next step toward Rotting the he Is required to repay the money The main trouble with this Is nroblem, I know how to lighten dam Is for the International In monthly Installments. Hence, simple. M science have been increased. Bright 8th grade the work on a farm. It's a Boundary and Water Commission except for the first month he Is Just skip about half of what Mil bo to prepare plans go 'nstallatlons. started on courses formerly limited to high final and to paying Interest on money he does you're supposed to do. Undr-standln- g, Congress for an appropriation. not have. In numerous cities downtown SiT ATE CAPITAL banks have set up special facilities of course, that this Is for Dlab'o will be n joint project of NO BRANCH BANA-- In well-u- n has liiPh schools stress will other at nearbv air bases, army posts, the afrm. On mine, I the be on more science the U.S. and Mexico with this three-fourth- action, Attorney General Wilson vet hospitals, etc. skip about s. h, plus a year's course in world history that wasn't country putting up $48,600,000 ot iIuP-Im- stuck to Ills ruling last spring This clearly violates the Texas Hiqhliqh'l's $S0 000,000 Yours faithfully, until now. The Houston sunerintendent of schools the cost. that Texas banks may not set up Constitution's ban on branch lire's no doubt that it's going to be harder this year LOAN PLAN CHALLENGED "little banks" at nearby military banking, said Wilson. J. A. lent to cot through hich school." j$pt fashington. D. C. the school term has been extend- - wis! Sideliqhts leek. and the brighter students wil be pushed ahead bu Vem Sanford mace. "t M'. . poes. throughout the country. To sum up, as U. S. ts it. tlio trend is toward fewer frills, more basic AUSTIN, Tox. Texas' No, 1 In- the one big oil market In tho dustry Is still "up against It." Oil world. Biggest question in the In wghor tests, homework, - s increaesd and the exac- industry leaders and state govern- dustry, said O'Brien, is who will p 'ore work and more advanced work from superior ment officials are pressing hard- get this American market. c!5 ifIB er for an effective federal plan Undersecretary of the Interior to oil imports. Elmer F. Bennett told Tcxans the has also restrict Ivon a chance in Russia a very differ- - Gen. Ernest O. Thompson, mem- President's special cabinet com- pro- jof chance. Full time schooling will Inst only seven ber of tho Texas Railroad Com- mittee on fuels is studying ill .' WtKXtUM posed plans to cut back imports. I xIIBiBs Ivears for most children. Then they'll eo to work. mission, has called for "positive remedial action Immcdlatcy." But, he said, the administration high-scho- Inns or in ol the factories. In most cases, would not be "stampeder into 4 Oil and oil producnls Inroorte'l ,4P i.sl "i will be given part-tim- e to mandatory controls. "'-"- on a basis at night, or Into the United States continue '' &;,' ;. ' TOUCHY TOPIC-N- ext legisla- fwniis. If l&rfrr IPBK orrespondence courses. Only the select-fe- will be mount and absorb more and more" of our domestic market demand," ture Is forewarned of the difficul- fttewl college. To ounte the magazine dirpctlv: "Un- - said Thompson. "This restricts ties that will be Involved in pass- mv swlnm, most Soviet voungstpvq will hnvo no domestic exploration and devel-onme- nt ing any law on Industrial safety. A meeting the Joint Com- ft tn po f n woork at nn enrlv ago. Onlv the brightest and continuos to make the of United States more and more de- mission on Industrial Safety de- ratable' will pwpr PPt to rnlWo. pnd pendent on foreign oil. Foreicn oil veloped Into heated disagreement Com- iMdv ihii study on a part-tim- e basis while holding cannot bo counted as available In and ended in a deadlock. mission M. B. "ii'ar inh " case of war." Chairman Blair sso Extra wonted the group to approve and ia, Thompson lmp'led that he it seems, needs workers more urgently than it mandatory on oil recommend to the legislature n thought limits plan system safety d'oetimls and educational system has Importing should bo set. (At pres- for a state of her been ab regulation In- Out-perfor- ent only n voluntary limitation and inspection In ms ated to that need. The American child, by contrast dustry. Rep. Joe Pool of Dallas nrocram is in eirect.j inomnson 5?Ptv CAM It Riven udged no b - sharply improving education opportunity. Imports that recommendation sssStjj. . - Jr 0W w am noted that load and zinc '"" or- made until public hearings had MT " - " bod boon cut by presidential 5 been held to get labor and em-p'oy- cr g4-V- s lc a gallon .... : der and "some surh acMon must l - . . . In regard of views. ' - 20c a tankful be taken to Imnorts ' Safety Urged oil and petroleum products." Blair's proposal was rejected. many gasolines I' - ' Dollars every Check 4-- 3 lfe In- Pool's was approved by a vote, meetings over the state, - , In '.;. . month! mo- pt- People don't know they may be harboring a dustry snokesmen talked in coual-i- v but Chairman Blair ruled the that tion out of order. It ended with ht in their urecnt terms. Lester Clark, own garage. Rreekenrldgn proluccr. told the agreement to send tho Commls-- ' automobile in your garage is only as safe as its Independent Petroleum Associa- slon's collected data to the gover- selling for pi condition tion of America that tho oil busi- nor and legislature with no rec- makes it. If its headlights are aimed ommendation. r too low ness Is "sick." or in the wrong direction or one is nine-memb- er "Since lfKR. totnl well comple- Commission Is n lt. it can group leg- easily be the direct cause of a motorcide. tions are off 21 per cnt, explora- authorized by the last 10 more ! brakes are not adjusted properly or have a fluid tory crews hove fallen 25 per islature to study and make sug- f 28 per gestions on Industrial safety laws may cause them to grab fail at a crucial mom- - cent, wlldcaftlng is down or cent and rotorv riis ore off 33 to tho upcoming session. ran super-premiu- m can be a killer. per cent," reported Clark. END OF ROAD Former Rep. Esso Extra sells for premium not le talHihf s and stonliehts aren't working pronerly, At another meeting the Gu'f James E. Cox of Conro" has. lost price, but it out-perfor- many tt'ng Coast Association of Geological what apparently Is tho last battle somebody too closely or quickly two-ye- to anproach Societies wos told that durln t,,n In his fight against a ar gasolines selling for lc to 2c more. rwr. thp death. im- prison senence. car can be the direct cause of first ha'f of this veor total nil clean-burnin- g Out-perfor- them in w be mining and the windshield wipers aren't good ports Increased 5.3 ner cent while Court of Crinlmal Appeals slam- 0 keen domestic demand .slumped 4.7 nor med the door when it refused Cox characteristics: it burns so clean that spark- the could be too late by Im-nn- windshield clear. It rent pelo'v the 117 nvrr" ct a Cox was convicted i walking child is soon. The result enn be negli- - of this on the domestic In- in a Travis County Court last fall. plugs last up to 50 longer. cut- great gasoline in your car. Youll Wde. was a 13.7 ner cent In June the Appeals Court, by a anti-knoc- Use this You in your dustry Out-perfor- k oper- will have been harboring a killer ?- them in back and a $3,000,000 a day loss -l decision, uphe'd the convic- prefer its performance, you'll like its mileage, in income. tion. ation: its octane rating is high higher, in In- Cox and most of all, you'll be pleased with its rtnko Make sure vour car is safe to drive. FnrMnn pll production is was charred with agreeing rating of many gasolines d. to accept 'a $5 000 in fact, than the octane I'Nnocted creasing faster th"n foroli bribe return economy. now Texas Department of Mon-tero- v m at one of the Jerome J O'Brien of for killing o bill to outlaw prac- for which motorists pay a super-premiu- price. uys 4,300 official insnection stations. Oil Co. to'd tho gealoqlcal tice of naturopathy. He withdrew Fill up under the Humble sign in your .M group. Foreign oil Interests, from tho Legislature the them in quick starting .. . after Outperforms neighborhood. Every time! therefore, are dependent on get- difficulty developed but has stead- smooth, safe acceleration , . , in mileage. ting a share of American buying fastly maintained his innocence. n 1 premium in Texa9 ib A Esso Extra is the No. (Dttmttj Tmtov , first premium OIL. A 5 lbs. , , first in premium sales . . in HUMBLE M Second lose REFINING CO. Class Matter at tho Postoffoce at Littlefield, KWlffTHP performance. r. ihm Under Act of March 3, 1873. I in 3 days "iiig HUMBLE jfciLS gJASSO CI ATIOW IMPRESS I-- -1;-- JMm tAgr-3-1 jfe" '" BBBBB then 2 to 8 lbs. illf ' I3EIEZ3y I per week with r$fM' Golden Esso Extra Dependable Qualify H high protein, low PLUAMS Publisher H calorie nicnlsl All In a quality ciass by itself at Regular Price ossentlul food elo-- VjTik!t , Editorial H ..$$$$?'' 'M Nr .... Associate Publisher H monts, vitamins & This superior gasoline stands out as If your car pei forms well on protect in any regular gasoline, Humble Motor 'TOOLEY Associate Publisher Advertising H minerals to v!lSjr9HKP:'tmci9v the best gasoline to use in any car Itenlth und vitality VK'tvySj price class. It is the only gasoline that Fuel is your gasoline. Every gallon while excess all the performance is made to exacting quality speci- upon" standing or rcpula. H 'BHHtf' will give you you Vs x J"S Election tho character, away. . ... - H poundii melt when you bought your modern J " ' T fications. , H urm or corporation wnicn muy paid for tho i h.. car. has highest octane rating; it elim- You get three distinct advan- It improve- lii0 "jo publisher, inates engine "bucking" us you start, tages: (1) continuous ai attention of tho NOW AT quality wherever f I i..7.i. "; . . ' engine "rumble" as you drive, and engine ment; (2) uniform ISM ween ) m 1,,,,,w,v "Miiirwluy of eacli i knock as you accelerate. A must for cars you fill up; and (3) a patented Tl j. icniu, l.llllfjltllll, uy m'"""" " with power brakes and solvent oil that keeps engines clean. R0DEN DRUG power steering. It's the gasoline for the Among the regulars, Humble L,.mb Counf T..n.in .i nMintv Wldo Ntwa Motor Fuel is second to none. $4.00 1959 models. :.: ..$5.00 bru&5If!,o.,?!r-"- -u - uinin, jjr ycn I IN LITTLEnELD A'i editorial Is not a writ from on hlffli; H's Just one man's Optaloa."

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Lubbock have been awarded the contract to build the new school lews From Amherst building. Construction time Is NEWS FROM 0LT0N estimated at 315 days. Dr. A. M. Smith, agricultural i - t i - :rnsiiv mi- rived home Friday night u IS. after director of Olln u tour duty Mathieson's a ,sll uiniiuii ol in Korea. Chemical Corporation, was prin- (Bo) on He hy Howard returned nlr, via Japan. cipal Tues- He Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Priest of building. It was a big success and speaker at a breakfast I last Thursday. had his orders changed re- day morning local Win-En- spent weekend com- for framers at I and Mrs. d cently and did not expect to Portales, N.M. the clean entertainment for the Mr. In the Ideal Cafe. Cindy, Dameris. reach home before the home of their parents, Mr. munity's youngsters. Taking part and Mrs. J. H. Austin and Mr. and f Llttlcnciu, iirs. He will be stationed ut Shop-ar- d in the entertainment for the AFB Wichita Mrs. Weldon Priest. Jimmy Is a Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Potcel ut y and the honorce. Falls after a youngsters were the following leave here, and will serve as an senior at Eastern New Mexico Colorado, visited Sunday in the classes and CiUbs: the tSage Band Po-te- et instructor. He is an A&M College University. home of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis iMoon Circle of the giaduate. and the pop squad, variety show; and Mrs. Lee Poteet. mct at the cnurcn the senior class, a dunking board; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Curry and sopn-omore- s, Juniors, a marriage booth; Mr. O. rnoon tor missiuii Mrs. Bill Wagner, Billy, Theresa, and Mrs. E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Allan White had ball tm owing booth; and Otis Noil spent the weekend and Debbie spent Sunuay in the lrcshman, a horror house; FTA, Key, mission chair-- planned to spend the weekend at at Slaton visiting relatives. home of the Archie Currys of Por- cake walk, and Student Council on th? their cabin near Trcs Rltos, N.M. tales, N.M. discussion staff, a dart throwing game. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sampler, n the new study and were to meet their son, Sid, Mr. and Mrs. Norrig Sampler World" by J. Win- - and family of Amnrilio and there, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smart visit- School Supt. Joe Harpar said Stan spent the weekend hunting ihcy found n 12-ln- snow mak- ed lriends and relatives In Spur construction is scnoduied to be- at Biady. flow ell offered ing it too difficult to reach tnj weekend. gin this week on a liulf million cabin. last Instead they all leturncd collar improvement to Oiton's Roy to Vegas James Hyatt, son of Mr. Bradley, Harris Las for a weekend visit. existing school plant. Mrs. II, Schovnjsa, T. H Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Miller visit- and Jim Hyatt spent the weekend with his parents. James 1! ed tnolr children, Junelle and Joe, , B.ilcy, noyd Mr. and Mrs. Hay Blessing vis- S. R. Duncan Hardtn-Sim-mo- and associates of Is a freshman at Tech. Key, G. C. Bear- - ited their son and wife, Mr. and who are students at University, Abilene, Thompson, C. r . Mrs. John Ed Blessing in Lub-uoc- last CONFHR ON DROUGHTS Gov. Price Daniel, left, wltji John S. Uragdoii, special ussis-tai- n weekend. d C. D, Stafford at- - Sunday night. colliers u iTc.-.iwci- iisoniunver, on wiiat 'a'cxus unit tno icduriu government sikiiikI do uuoiit 1 autre tiroiih'iit.s. Xnu was Held tiiu ull witllo It Was Mrs. W. L. Long continues to coiucrunco ut executive iiiiiusiou in Austin and tile Mrs. C. S. Shcott spent tho poui-.u- ruin outside. (Al' Wirephote) weekend Abilene visiting ary Beardcn, son of improve at tho home of her in with tier daughter, Danlece, who is a G. C. Beardcn ar daughter Mrs. Charlie Cnrr in Portales, N.M. She accompanied slippers. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wuldon of lrcshman at Hardln-Simmon- s. lurs. Larr nome, after sue was buinmy Maxfield's name was Uhuii were guests of iir. and USB i.t ior two weeits. orawn lor tne uoii anu wardroo.-a- t .ui's. Uay cursing Sunuay. Those uttendlng the homecom- the vauety snow presetted oy ing at ACC, Abilene, this weekend Mr. and Mrs. Faiik Gonzales of iho P-T- A inuisjay night. Judy Mr. und Mrs. Bonnie Harmon were Mrs. D. M. Oranoeiry ana luouCck were Amnerst visitors lap.ey, leresa mx and Annette vue in luuoiajk Saturday nignt Charla, Mrs. E. C. Jones and El- ounuay. nicy visneu his new ounon conuucieu tne drawing -- ur t,ie wiutiiiig of her cousin, len, Mrs. Everett Loveless and ..u-L- ' In uoun a. id William in Aiuicsnoc, later iru wkh Debolc Holland drawing the ..uss dinner Charlotte, Mrs. Mardema Ogle-tre- e utiy. mcky numo. vj. doniuon. lhe ceremony was and Judy and Mr. and Mrs. ptriurincd in Ford Memorial Cna-iit- -i Glen Extcr. BILL ROAMER Mrs. Curtis Clark of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Melton of oi me Firsc Baptist uiurcn. An,:, is ucrc due to the scnous Odessa spent the weekend wita one iiobisicu in the reception g Friday night a: s illness of ner tumor, W. 11. Brry. ins nionier, Mrs. Venna Melto.i tne ceremony. after the football K'i-- 1? game and Ills brother and wile, Mr. anu with Lockney the 0,ton ER, COLO. U.e briao aid pructlce teaching High Mrs. Jim Melton. School student council spon- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Berry of in the honiomaking department oi sored a Halloween party. Rankin were! The Jt from me, there's nothing in the whole heic uuring the week iiiuiu.st liign Scnooi, tor several party was held in the high schooi nu. is. v Mr. and Phillips Mountain Emprie that can compare with no a gnuiusou oi II. M.s. G. E. wccks, wane attending Texas erry. have a new er lech. onderful KEARNEY MOTEL in Denver. t,orn November 1st at Muleshoe to Rites Held For bltra - modern, with swim- Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Dunn of vii. and Mrs. Gene Ratford of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Holland il, bar, grill, and all hotel services. Beau- - u.iicneid viojcj Arnne.si tiienda Mr. and Mrs. JMoyd Duc-.o- ii aim Mrs. Lina Grissom visited aunaay. , a.e the grandparents. OMon Negro Hurt situated on Colorado Highway 72 East, mv. a.iu Mrs. L. L. awinule and .ur. and Mrs. Ir prices. I Edward Bennett heartily recommend it. Phone Mrs. Lois Fischer is visiting Mrs. A. T. Hedgpeth is in mid sons in hart Sunday. They On "57 Hojus un- Tornado in Pampa. N.M. as hor son Denny Grls-tiOii- for reservations. DUdlcy lenuives were supper guests of MiS. is derwent surgery Wednesday. granadcjgnier and husban.. OLTON Funeral services fo. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Mitchell of .wr. ana Mrs. Freddy Lillcy at r.n elderly Negro man who appar- Big Spring plan to homj Mi and Mrs. W. N. Humphreys return ounnyslde. ently never fully tins wecwenu auer a visit in tlu vfsitelPrBatlvos. In Winters las recovered from KEARNEY Leon liardwick home., ... week and attended homecoming Injuries received in a tornado at AblLne Christian College Sat- Lester La Grang was a business that struck here May 22, 1957, The Amherst HI Club met In urday. Their son, Carl, Is a stu- visitor near Eagle Pass durinj were hold here Sunday. heir regular first Monday meet- dent at ACC. i : me weekend. The man, John Jackson, 78, G0!)0 SMITH ROAD ing at scnool at 9:30 a.m. Coun-- i died Saturday, 17 months after u DENVER, COLORADO Demonstration Agent Mrs. Denver Roy Bartee, frCihmiw , Martha Christine Rankin was tornado wiped out part of th? Club. Lady Clare Phillips attended and student at Texas Tech from So henio from Lamesa for the week town's Negro section. gave instructions on maicing Tv" corro, N.M. visited his grandpar- end. Jackson was hurt when the tor- ents,, Mr. und Mrs. Mat Mix las.. nado struck while he was running week. Rev. John attending from fits house to a cellar. IE! Write to this motel for Something very unusual Ranking stoim copy of the 1958 edition tho Baptist General Convention No one was killed outright-nvt- ha for the Automobile Driver Mr. and Mis. Donnlo Gonzales of Texas in San Antonio storm. OTOR this HOTEL GUIDE. Lists Jkn 10 of Plainvicw are parents of a week. He and Rev. Cecil Meadows Jackson was buried in Olton 700 that Jias a year record fine motels daughter Bon- that will qualify him See born at the Muleshoe of Earth made the trip together. Cemetery after services at ALL NEW COAST-TO-COA- hospital Friday, Oct. 31. Mr. tnd ner Chapel here. IPECTED and APPROVED FRANK GUMMINGS Mrs. Paul Gonzales of Amherst Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lasslter, Survivors Include his wife, four 1959 eoeifc AGENCY and Mrs. Wanda Woodward are Karen and Jan of Sunray visited children, a brother and two kd the grandparents. Amherst friends Sunday. So light, so easy to carry . . . takes so little space you'll want it with you wherever you go. Handy as a brief-cas- e. Inches slimmer than other portables, yet rugged, dur- able, designed to travel. Philco's amazing new Semi-Fla- t tube not only slices off bulk ... it gives you sharp, bright pictures for the finest televiewing in portables! Rotating Scantcnna handle. All top controls. 17 (overall diagonal measurement) picture. In exciting colore Peacock Green, Gold, &, WELCO ME A rn re Dluc; luxurious Baby Alligator or Saddle Leather finish! TO HOMECOMING! FROM 16995H PHILCO PORTABLE It's Here! The first annual Homecoming of Littlefield High School ii c n REG. 959.9.) exes . MODEL T 700 $ We sincerely Aojoe you yy7 enjoy the festivities and return yteqr, J J,1 4995 BATTERIES ' FREE ' - after year. ' . j '. if ! '.'JS?A!.' , HEADQUARTERS FOR Traitsistor Portables fP Of The Sot5.i Fidns yVe HHMHMMHksNHIHtXisMHiWisSUi invite you to visit our store for any PIJILCO PPRTABLE drugs and sundries you might need. You'll find I We offer the "V 71 RADIO 1 thousands of quality items to choose from. y T MODEL T 4 I Finest in i I 1 Bzesciiption Service! 7 2995 FREE BATTERIES HisissS r' - ; PAT'S RECORD CENTER & DRUG 303 W. 411i PHONE --I8-M RODEN - t' r- i i " " i2'"v Page 8 Lamb Comity Leader, Llttlefield, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1958 trustees tho District meeting of Methodist each plate will be 51.00. Serv- Refroshents of red punch and committee ,. pastors thcro. ing got served those at- Wayland Starts of the meal will underway cookies were author! tj at 5 and will continue through 7. tending. Those in the house party "Understanding Other Cultures" Sponsor of the Spanish Club Is Included Miss Chisholm, Miss Jon- Drive To Restore committee 0JffV. was tho continued study Misses Joyce WIngo. Convention of the John King, es, and tho nn,n.;la!.l t WSCS meeting held Monday af-.- o Ingle, Karon Engram, land's ao Geneva land's nn,,., ".a."Ki noon at the First Methodist Md. and Mrs. R. L. Gunn visited Glyna Masten, Charlotte West. Main Building m Church. Leader for tho program over Newman, and Brenda on the dev the weekend in the home of Jane PLAINVIEW When Wayland fi was Mrs. Tray Gaston. Those hav- relatives in Dlmmitt and Lockney. tee are: H n pe!l ing parts were Mrs. F. C. Broyles, Baptist College completes the res- Dr. Lee 1?" T. B. 1 D. Mts. Adair, Mrs. Tom King. Plans are now being made by toration and renovation of its McPaulr-l- 1 Brlnglny the devotional was Mrs. members of tho Senior class for Sudan Woman's ndminicstrntlnn bnlldlnc. not onlv Held. Abemahy. Broyles. tho second annual Farmer and "111 a Panhandlc-P'ain- s landmark Womble, Morn Attending the meeting was Business man's banquet to b1 Bn Exercise have been preserved but tho rol-Vp- e Thf SISftAftn .. . Son li cafe-orlu- million-dolla- Mnies. Doyle Terrell, V. V. Terry, staged Nov. 21 In tho school will have a r divided Into ,, - a Trnv- V. one-sixt- Jv ' finstnn P tn.i when Senator Andy Rog-rr- s Army PFC Billy T. Garner, 'mlldini for h of tho cost, rosnntvl tn tu. .L ney Nichols, Tom King, will according Z. Parrlsh, di- rostnrnCTu'Tfr SMii 'it Tom be the featured speaker vhose wife, Hazel, lives at 3211 to Tom Woods, A. Plnkerton, J. B. Mark-ha- comolcte list of program activi- development. Dallas, Is participating rector of Bruce Newman, T. B. Adair ties' will bo released later. The 'Judnall, Campaign to raise $150,000 to .lv t Bat-nlio- n ;:t!fi4 tur-ko- 14th Transportation ' and Ellis Todd. menu for tho banquet is to be v 1th the flnnnre the pstoratlnn of tho t mn t ifirn.r" J it i with all the "trimmings " In "Exercise Rocky Shoals" bul'dlng has been launch- M the committee J Rev Ellis Todd - was in Waco Sponsors of the Senior class on the Ca'lfornln coast. The oxer- ed this week by Parris and th" i.iiuuiiii' lityUOty this week to attend n meeting of King and Odell Wilkes. are John ,l" will end Nov. 11. Commissions of the Methodist son of Earnest E. Gnr Orphans Home there. Garror, Miss Tommye Walker, bride nr. 1701 Laurel rd.. Gainesville c'oot of Danny Ray Mullins. wa Is rceu'nrlv aligned ns a trac'' BeraeJ Chiropractic CI ' A Mexican supper It l' " will be honored with a kitchen shower whirl" mechanic In tho battal-'on'- s f in tlie school cafetorium Headquarters Company at C. W Bennett, D.O. Crystelle Bennett, Old fdu v Saturday morning at the home 0 W' evening preceding the foot- Ti'nrt Lewis, Wash. He entered Brenda Chisholm. Y Hi: ' ball game between Sudan an! Mis he Army in February 1957, com-'etr'- H t?r Farwell. The supper, sponsored Registering tho guests that call- basic combat training a' jolnt'y by tho Los Comoaneros ed from 9 until 11 was Miss Caro Fort B'lss nnd "'as last stationol Hours 9 to 12 1 to 5 u Del Rey Spanish Club t and the lyn Jones. Red and white wore it Fort Knox, Ky. Saturday 9 to 12 FHA club Sudan High 'I of school. used In decorations and red The soldier, whose 10G East 10th , will feature enchiladas, tacos, sal- carnations and red tapers high nother, Mrs. Ruby L. Garner, ad, beans, pralines, coffee and llchtrd the tab'c arrangements. A 'Ives on Route 1. Sudan, Is a 1933 (12th Year In LlttlefieM) DErEN'SE HLDDLE Hachael Gonzales, 22, charged with the fatal shooting of Deputy Sheriff cold drinks. The public is Invited miniature bride and groom com radtiate of Callisburg High II. It. Soils nt Brownsville, confers with her attorneys, L. G. Mathews, left, and Alanzo Pcrulen, to come and eat and charge for pleted the table decor. echool. right, during her trail at Georgetown. The trial was moved from Brownsville on a change of venue. Miss Gonzales was found guilty and given u suspended sentence. (AP Wlrephoto)

Mrs. M. M. Gann returned last week from California and other points where she had been for th3 Sudan Sidelights past several months. While in Calif, SERVE Fresno, she visited in tho WE CAN NOW Coronation services for the ening of the game. homes of her children. She re- football queen and tho crowning The coronation for the band turned home by way of Eastland of the band sweetheart will be sweetheart will be held at half-tim- e County and Olustee, Okla., where held here Friday night at the foot- and special music Is being she visited relatives. ball game between Sudan and planned by the Hornet band un- ;',J Farwell. der the direction of band director, Weekend guests in the home of Lee Boyd Montgomery, Jr. The Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davidson were NEEDS An YOUR FOR annual event the football queen will be selected from three band will perform for both coro-antlo- n their daughter and family, Mr. candidates chosen by members of services. and Mrs. Donald Woods and chil- the football team. Those named Candidates named for Band dren of Oklahoma City. as candidates are Jane Newman, Sweetheart include. Alma Muller, senior; Janet Reed, junior; and Morsalene Pierce, Carol Ann Wat-kin- s. Mrs. 0. L. Shannon was a Lub- Joyce Wingo, senior. The corona- The identity of the two bock business visitor Monday tion servises for the queen will queens will not be revealed until be held at 7 45 preceding the op the coronation services. 1 " Mrs. Al Korloth and children of Gainesville visited last week In the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Salem. Mr. Korloth was I in Sudan to spend the weekend and Mrs. Korloth and children re- CARPET turned to Gainesville with him. and Mrs. Henry Banks and son, Bob- by of Littlefield, it i ! visited In tho Joe Rone home Sunday evening.

Miss Lorene Dykes of Lubbock visited Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dykes and with Mr. :i and Mrs. Ted Waiker. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wallace of OP ANE Crosby ton were Sudan business visitors Friday and visited in the r 1 homo of their son and family, the tTWHfciZH!2!'fc-.- . jwr" TeSKHIrafiHPHHIHEIHIHHflHHHHBiBlHflH EXTRA SPECIAL BUYS WHILE THEY LAST o.val Wallaces.

Mrs. W. V. Terry and Mrs. L. E. 100 Slate were in Lubbock Saturday HYLOU CARP to attend a bridge luncheon at High pile, In sandlewood color, long wear lifelong apjeur-anc- e the country club there. Hostesses life heat s-- t texture for lasting beauty easy cleaning lor the luncheon wore Mmes and spot remoial-siiperio- r recovery from crushing by foot- Chesher, Nichols, Walker and steps and heaw furnltu-- e requires no mothproofing not Shotwell. weakened by mildew resistant to rotting. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Slaughter are planning to move to Muleshoe DISCOUNT AT M QS so in the near future where he is to ONSTEAD'S FOR ONLY Cf YD be associated with the OK Rubber Welders there.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin and 109 ALL WOOL AX MBNISTER children moved recently to Las Cruces, N.M. (fern sw'rl dimensional weave In three heights of pile) avail- Mrs able In helge or Nutria. Nationally advertised at $10.95. Gilbert Masten who ha J been confined the past several days in the Muleshoe hospital, was YOURS SQ. moved Monday morning to FOR ONLY 'he West Texas Hospital In Lub- $$ bock. MR In Amherst Saturday to attend SPECIAL PURCHASE the funeral M- services of W B On one ro'I tree l'jrk design wool and nylon carpet, In cham- Seymore were Mrs. Inez Robinson pagne color, in 12 width carpet made to retail at $7.95 but 01m wra. 10m LTOUch. you can buy at Rev. Wayne Perry asslster with A DISCOUNT 5PQC 'he funeral services of W. B. Sey- more held FOR ONLY YD. Saturday afternoon at the First Methodist Church Jn Amherst. BSGELOW Rev TodTwas Ellis in Plain-vie- w Heavy all wool brown tweed earpet, will last forever. Monday afternoon to attend SQ. SELLING AT 795 YD. 9X12 RUGS Phone 66 For Prompt for Deliver FIVE COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM $ EACH 4995 peace of PAD FREE! With Purchase mind . . . Of This Rug. Our aim Is to always provide funeia ser- vices that are beau- tiful and reverent . . truly the perfect trl-but- Anytime, day or night, our experienced staff is at your to REAS call, help in your hour a need. OIL COMPANY HAMMONS

418 PHELPS AVE. PnONE 281 Funeral Home SECTION THREE - nmb tomlu Tmbtx 10 UTTLEFD3LD, LAMB CO.. TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, J 958 NUMBER 21 ake - Bre League Cat Frosh Take O n Morton, B-Te- am Hosts Whitefaces Both Llttlefleld'.s freshmen nnd quarter on a seven-yar- d dash downs In the victory over the was m elevens clash with foes around the end. Whit eface frosh eleven. It the victory season for Top tonight nt Wildcat Stndlum. The The extrn point was no good. third of the out mes 14-1- frosh. They close their Area a victory 2. the Slate frosh are fresh from The sco.re remained against Coro-nod- n over Hereford, and they will b9 Hereford struck back early in season next week PlalnvJew. Way this looking for another win nt the the fourth period using a pass to of ai.i'a' m noAX week at Spade. The Whltharral (3B) 1 s hands of the Morton Freshmen. on run? of six and .oni-horn- are still gain to the Littlefield 10 where a Rice scored Lea nctlvo uinlc.ss. Sprlnglake (3A) 1 2 grid tL'nm is Bula, who week botli teams traveled sweep around left end scored for 30 yards for the touchdowns that throttled Spade ias nton (3A) 0 2 Last quar- BlinZlilK1 " "! m af- Whitefaces extra point came in the first and third "" veek. will tangle with Nazareth Amherst (3B) 0 2 to Hereford. The fell the The L v ill nlny imnor- - points add, .nmr. 28-1- 8. foiled ters. Both extra were in a battle for secomj place jpade (5A) G ter a tight battle, The frosh Li that will elth- - 0 by quarterback Boots miiim Hinors of District 5A (six man) scored an extra points victory Littlefield came bouncing back ei on runs thom as at them or break home-comin- 1G-1- 4. Barker. Blla Saturday. It will be g over Hereford, to narrow the score again. Runs idcrshlp is concerned in mr-- by dis- Coach Bill Harmon was pleades for the Bulldogs. They Station outgnincd them, but the Bobbv Hefflnetmi. who uerences will be "We mayed with the victory. He credited the favored after losing, to breaks beat us," said Coach Rlngo some excellent broken of only one district fnzarcth by one point field running during the game, whole team as having attributed Ur earlier ir after the B-tc- battle. Foley, thnt to MulPshoo by season. Research Program and Ball accounted for the set- to the win. but listed John Hereford scored two touch- who was iniured in the came, ..ill still have a cood Standings for area teams for ting ud and scoring for this - In the first quarter to jump Rice. Barker. Bobbv Wil'lams, Uln honors If the Mus- season: For '59 Starts downs touchdown Ball pained GO yards OI- - into a quick lead. Both touch- 10 Duckv Johnson nnd Buddy Price i down Abernathy nt Team V to the Hereford on a sweep, L T downs came on short plunges, ae bovs that played sound games v Mgni auuilltiwijr a i Bula 5 2 0 The first phase of the 1959 re- then Hcfflngton bulled owr for un- - but both were set up by breaks. all the way. ifavorito but It's not Olton 5 search program got underway the touchdown. 4 0 a Littlefleld fum- nitnn to unset hlclier-- Oct. 31 when 2G varieties of wheat One came after Again the Whltharral 0 In own territory; the extra point failed: Only last week the were planted at the High Plains ble deep Its Tin fems. Sudan 4144 0 pass score stood at Hereford 20, Uahtsev Receive i. 18-1- 4, n Station other after a Duane North cet Lockney. It) nton 4 4 0 of the Texas Research Littlefield 18 with only a short Foundation at had been Intercepted and return- Sprlnglnko 3 G Halfway. time remaining In the game. 0 ed to the Littlefield two yard line. Award At WTSC undefeated In District Amherst 0 These wheat yield tests consist of Hereford scored on another the potent-tl- al ,a standout on CANYON Billy Vnn Lightly, but will still be two-- Spade 0 7 1 available varieties of Joe Martinez short plunge, and made their ex- 17 during the of LHUefieM Is nmong 35 cadets underdoes In Its bnt. Importance In this area. This offense and defense tra points good to reach their District standings for area scoring ice for to receive seholnstlr achievement hmvoll Friday. This is learns for season: program is a part of cooperative game, broke the final score lust before the final Ag- Littlefield on the last play of the awards for the Texas State M'e battle. Fanvell lost Team W I. L Intrastate test with the Texas gun sounded. Vt ricultural Experiment Station. All second quarter. He plunged in Colleee Reserve Officers' Train-u- v feame last week to Frl- - Sudan (3A) 2 0 0 Coach Rlneo mentioned Tommy varieties are in replicated plots. from the three-yar- d line capping Corps unit. weakened because of Bulu (5A) 4 2 0 Wicker, Weldon Pace, Bobby Hef-flneto- n. Eleven varieties of barley have PATCIIWOHK Thomnson Construction Co. workers filled In n 70-ya- march for the score. Tlie awards are given to the up-n- er Tie winner of this game Otlon (2AA) 2 Troy Barnet, Bur- 14-- Jerry ten per cent of military been planted for yield testing at joints In Llttlefleld'.s three concrete streets Monday, in an ef- Hereford led at halftlme, 6. each all the blue chips In 10 leson and Charles Coffee as out- science class for don the High Plains Station Is the fort to take .some of the humplness out of them. Worker James work last rict Since both team were using standing for the Wildcats on de- 1959 Program. Towers, in foreground, spreads u hot mix over a Joint on I'hclps vear, according to Lt. Col. EHward a to Garth Soldier some varsity players ,the game fense. L. rral has Rood chance Sixty-seve- n different Avenue the mix had been thrown on the pavement from Lindsev. professor of military varieties after was called a scrimmage. Max Martinez, Ball, North and Ken- 3D but It enn't be of cotton Included In 75 plot the truck in the background. XIT Drive and Littlefleld science and tactics. tests Drive Ball sophomore halfback on the neth Ogerly stood out on offense. lout a victory over Am- - on yield nnd re- got some kind of treatment. (STAFF PHOTO) Liehtsey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Driver Of Month fiber quality the varsity for Littlefield. scored the The freshmen were Ron- the Amherst homccom- - program led by W. C. Liehtsey of Littlefleld, is a search at the High second Littlefield TD In the third nie Rice, who scored both piday The Bulldogs nre Army PFC John R. Williams, Plains Station are being harvest- touch sophomore math major. br victory because they 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ed this week according to Dr. lonlv one frame this sea-- S. Williams, Earth, recently was Johnny Davis, Associate Head of Bula Grade ROAD DISTRICT 1-- A Iwhltharrnl. because of nnmed Driver of the Month for the station. TREASURER'S SERTOS 1941 INTEREST & ply Thetford and Donny the 12Gth Transportation Com- Harvest of the irrigation plus School Honor SINKING a bis potent line, will pany In Knrlsruhe, Germany. fertilizer and magnesium tests on Amount received during quarter Kvorito. s 914.06 Williams was selected for his cotton are also under way. QUARTERLY Mmouni pain our during quarter s 579.43 IcouM win Its battle to outstanding safety recdrd and In response to Inquiries on re- Roll Announced REPORT Balance October 1, 1958 323,529.51 Hof last place this week knowledge of duties as- - a driver sults of these tests, Dr. T. C. tri the Kress Kancaroos In the company. Longnccker said"compilation of BULA The Bula grade school ROAD DISTRICT 1-- A SEREES 194G INTEREST & this weekend. Anton was He entered the Army in Novem- the data os the tests would take A and B honor roll for the first To The Commissioners1 SINKING last week by h hustlliK ber 1957, completed basic train- time. Subscribers to the Station six weeks was announced this Amount received durlnp quarter S 142.01 e team led by ing nt Carson, Colo., and ar- and Agricultural personnel will week by school officials. They Norman Fort Amount nald ouT during quarter S ind Dean Jones. rived In Europe last August. received the results ns soon as are: 264S40 Court Of Balance October 1, 1058 $24,080.16 craws to a close Its 195S Williams attended Sprlnglake they nre completed, probably In First Grade A honor roll: Don- season against Three High School. December. na Crume, Doris Paiz, Judy Snlt-kc- r, ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3 INTEREST & SINKING Linda White, Iva Clawson, Lamb Texas: Amount received durinc Quarter s 5S.03 I Kerry Bradford, Martha Qlquln, County, Amount nald out during quarter . s o'cj 'Margaret Rlclifirdson, Eddie"Van-landlngha- m "' Balance October 1, 195S $11,103.97 and Tom Newton. I, Mrs. BUI Pass, County Treasurer of Lamb County, B honor roll: Vlckey Olguin, Texas, hereby submit for your Inspection and approval, us ROAD DISTRICT NO. 4 INTEREST & SINKING Domingo Perez, Gary Kessler provided by law, my report of Receipts, Expenditures and Amount received durlnjr quarter r 15433 and Roy Rnnison. Ending Balances of all moneys and assets coming" Into my Amount nal'd out durfm? quarter s 1.440.97 Second Honor RallA hTdvFn hands to tiio credit of the funds numed below during the year's Balance October 1, 195S S13,162l2r Second Grade A honor roll: nii'irter eniUnor September 30, A.D. 1058. Debbie Vnnlandingham, Elaine JURY FUND ROAD DISTRICT NO. G INTEREST & SINKING Overland, Dolores ELCOME Tiller, Ketlle Amount received during quarter ... S 40.57 Amount received durlne auarter $ 54.80 McCall, Lana Gibson and Patricia Amount nald out during Amount paid out during quarter . . S S.8S2.15 quarter S 962.50 Greusendorf. Balance October 1, 1958 $25,243!23 Balance October 1, 1058 .... . $14,961.32 B honor roll: Rodney Clnunch, Joe Whit field and Dorothy COURTHOUSE & JAIL FUND COURTHOUSE & JADL SERDiB 1953 INTEREST to Spence. Amount received during quarter S SINKING Third Grade A honor roll: Amount paid out during quarter S 587.50 Amount received durincr Donna quarter s 270,30 Gewellene Erackmnn, Balance October 1. 1058 $ 733.92 Amount nnld out durtnej quarter 2.53o!8i Howard, Jimmy Pool, Mike Rich- s "'i Balance October 1, 1058 s 5,72213 ardson. GENERAL FUND Gibson, B honor roll: Alice Amount received during quarter .'.. S 805.77 COURTHOUSE & JAJL SERIES 1953A INTEREST & Sheryl Medlln, Dennis Newton, Amount paid out during quarter $11,316.00 SINKING nnd Howard Weaver. Balance October 1, 1958 $65,361.34 Fourth Grade honor roll: Carol Amount received during auarter s 236.R3' Lynn Bradford, Marilyn McCall, OFFICERS' SALARY FUND Amount nald nut durtMa quarter $ 2T)S Pilnnon nnto'w 1 109 omecominq Juno McCord, Betty Salyer, Bar- Amount received during quarter S18.494.91 CO 4Ti 49 GENERAL ROAD & bara Williams and Juana Young. Amount Dald out during quarter S?4.393..r0 BRD3GE INTEREST & SINKING B honor roll: Rickey Arond, Balance October 1,1958 $53,696.87 Amount received during nunrter $ 50.76 John Fred nnd Randal Robertson. Amount nald out dnWne quarter 5800 Fifth Grade B honor roll: Bar- LAW LIBRARY Balnnr 0"tnhr 1 108 $12.15o!o2 bara Autry, Brenda Clawson, Amount received during quarter $ 72.50 I hereby certify the above and forefroln"' to b a full, true We're glad to have a part in welcoming Sherry Howard and Gene Perez. Amount nnld out during quarter $ 33.82 nnd correct statement of nil matters to wh'eh th same re- Sixth Grade A honor roll: Pat Balance October 1.1958 $ 393.82 late'!, in tpstlmnnv whereof, witness mv hand this 31st day of Rislnger and Sandra Stroud. October, A.D. 1958. Littlefield High School "Exes" to the first B honor roll: Diana Cox, Char- GENERAL ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Mrs. Bill Pas, Ovtntv Treasurer les Pool, Linda Grusendorf, Ger- Amount received during quarter ' S 334.69 Lamb County, Texas Annual ald Reld and Lamar Pollard. Amount nnld out during quarter S 1.629.15 M Homecoming Celebration. Seventh Grade B honor roll: Ralnnnn CWohnr 1 1QW $36,781.3G TUK qTVTF: OF 1T'AS) Roger Jones and Mike Rislnger. LATERAL ROAD FUND roifvrv of LAvrn J! by and see the Eighth Grade A honor roll Don- during $30,582.53 Before me. the undersigned nuthoritv. Countv Clerk of We invite you to come Amount received quarter County. Texas, day na Spence. Amount nnld out dmi"" quarter iW.04n.ll Imb on this nersnnniiv appeared PAT ft"; B nnd ROONE. m.. .Turfcm R D honor roll: Gwen Autry i , . $30,299.61 Countv BRYANT. Commissioner of beautiful Plymoufhs before Hniino'vM-- 108 - new DeSota and Sarah Jones. SOCIAL SECURITY FUND Pree'nef No ISAM CFARLFY. Commlseinn- of Precinct No. 0 WTT, .TFFFTUT2S. Commissioner of Prcin"t No. 3, nnd Me Amount received during quarter , S l.U.OS HUBERT DYKES, Commissioner of Precinct No. 4. constitut- game. Fellowship Hall Amount nnlfl nut du'lni quarter , ,.... S 1 n3.78 ing the Commissioners' Court of T.amb Countv Texas, who, RnlonoOptnhr 1, 108 $5,017.35 beln" first hv me duly sworn, each upon his respective oath Scene Of Social PRECINCT NO. 1 FUND sevc"t'v stated; Amnnnt reo"ived Murine nuarter ST 802 TO That tliP' nnd pteh of them have fully cnmnilod with the s 1 , rplntlntr 1 WHITHARRAL Fellowship Amount nnirt out d'"!""' quarter SiT5W7fi laws nf tm Stte of Tvns tn thp set forth Hall of the Whltharral Baptist pUnm ntv.w 1 ioko $15,967.72 herplnr that thpv nn each of them hnvo fu'v inunpptpd tj1e WELCOME HOME! Church was the scene for a Hal- PRECINCT NO. 2 FUND ounrtorlv vonnri of thw Countv Triii,' of t pmh Countv, suhm'ttpd to nrri loween social Tuesday night when Amount received during quarter , X 4.627.98 Tvrs. thom t such met'np coverim? the rim-lnn- r recelnts, nnd erdlnp ba'nncpq nf all the Intermediate Girls Sunday Amo.unt nM out quarter , . ., S 8975 52 dlshiffements Countv - t pni - 1 tosQ funds for th year's ounrter ending 30, 1958. school class entertained the Inter- noW- f $22,154.23 Sentembr which mediate Boys' class. PRECINCT NO. 3 FUND rennrt Is attached herein nnd hv rpfrenc mnflo n part here- A of' inn" t'nt and pnch of them have ipuniiv counted nnd Halloween decor of witches, Hurlnt? yt thv Amount received ounrter lWU ftillv oWked the amount money othpr In owls, black cats were used with Si 19 R3 of and assets the Amount inW1 nut HuHnw quarter . v.. hnndc of said trens'irpr end have a skeleton hanging from the cell- 1 found the nmounts shown or.b-- iokq , iWV $24,567.63 - ing. nio, In such report, attachpd jiAoio to h tMi cermet. PRECINCT NO. FUND poTtM-T- v Following an evening of fun, 4 PA'r vrtrftqv tp nmriR refreshments of sandwiches and Amount-- recnlved rtnr'np ounrter Jf ... S 4 dtu nfi ft. p mVA7jT POlvrMTSSTONER cokes were served to Jerry Amount noirl nut ftiiHnir quarter . ,. ,.., ,,. $t4,R0t,!ri hr,tnu. 1 $20,540.15 " Brown, Julius Mayers, Terry Pninn, ineo ( SAM Capt fv POAfMISSIONER Sires, Terry Gage, Jerry Sires, IMPROVEMENT FUND PRKCTNCTNO 9 Motor .TVFFRTRR. atson Rodger Wade, Truman Johnson, Mwni-- i 1058 $ 56000 BILL COMMISSIONER Barry Heard, Jimmy Slape, Jim AmPORT FUND ppyryivm' tsjo 1 my Brantley, Rev. and Mrs. M. D, o;y in"n:TT DYVR8 COMMISSIONER pionntiwi iQq 13 ppvprwr Mf! 4 Durham, and Misses Barbarn 1-- ROAD DISTRICT A SERIES 1040 OPERATING ANT) Crews, Mary Edwards, Marva-lynn- e qwrP v to tJimorPTPon pvcor me hv the said pp a La-trlc- rMT ROANjc o v Durham, Melba Raines,, la FUND tr. r mt SAM CEARI Y, BILL Hayes, Linda Overman, T)oinni 1 inro j 810 55 tt?pTEc; ,nd tTTTRT'RT rvVKc; on thp 31st day of a thl. Company Pauletta Mayes and Carolyn ROAD DISTRICTn. NO. 0 OPERATING Octnhor n. 1958, o certiry wdch witness mv hand and spal of office, Bnhnni nitnkoi 1 lOBQ T. I. and GLENN BATSON 7 53 (SEAL) 1DESOTA - DEALER ROAD BOND SERIES 1930 INTEREST & PLYMOUTH Knoxvllle, Tenn., has long been SINKING CHARLTCS D. .TONE8. COtrNTY CLERK a Republican Party community in Balance October 1, 1958 $ 1,728.78 OF LAMB COUNTY. TEKAS 9 Democratic state. s1?

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Pago 2 Lamb County Leader, Littleficlil, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1958

dirt rond 10 miles (Clovls Negro, 37, Anton Latin ntnn. s'iJ uuiiii.p snld be ' Charged In Rape 3s JdSed On Duqu, m rr ho WJ Duquc pulled Charge ift OH L'qyor house and jump,--,, f" roiling ,? An Anton Latin Amor- - pukun, th(,-- A Clovls Negro was ANTON JuuiflD soid. "iitl at-- 1 was lallccLhoie Monday . barged with the rape of a 17- -' iran ...... 4'KiM.'R',lrMfl, The yAr-ol-d ulnlil nl Negro girl here Tuesday " iff 1 niter his nr.est by Clovls poll e. !,., itmiAKifiva.:'.. SV. vvarni... snot. ... The man, Arthur J. Housto.i Jr., was tiansleried from Clovls tc the county jail Tuesday alter noon. Peace Justice O. M. " CMtko-f- .riled ''by;17lit , said bond would bo set at :KnpVi J itt. f $5,000. Agent ,qff"tuJl boV ' :Contwl .. Lyd"Dutjlp. )i beer m, ' u. f . : m l ...... r. ,1. r I Houston was accused In connec . .m -- r.t. - Ti....it rttf.i.h wis n Kim nimin- unci ..-..- uumui iiivwur h Hon with the assault of a Negro v !"" ' '. . - ,.,...,.. .,!.. i ...... ,1 ' "."' MJOjiI - ' mt r", ! Jered uc uaun. American luiiui.uiyvu.';' up pickup , J mwM,a a i Kill itt Lamb County k 0 over the tWWmmh &. li BnlH llxiiflra y tvetkend. ': n YnKI fM flfiirf 9N 1 ' HjBtt- mm9mmmmmmmx'm ,mgyMWLi'' IjBBBBBBBBBBBBBK HHKilHl VdOSczlwIcVC 'y WM He had taken the girl, also of I Clovls. to see her mother in 6et jhljw-jfull-CaSooVfa- Tod! Hockley County, officers said Lodrn HoWJo.oke YQirwwn On their way back to Clpvls, they drove north toward "IJnlrnr "Gills Tpo Pretty to Open" I ' - u BnmWN& bScVHHBSBi Switch, just inside the Lamb If iunty line, said, officers " by! a Officers said the girl told !(& 3& 'i i r $ m A 1 i them - Wi ilvo&'&$ J& itw i fl I f the mnn stopped the car and Ih ihroatcned her. She jumped from .;Hrpariftsiys the car and began running, but In caught her and brought her 2&5 VALUEV H. back to the car, where ho as- A '' FOOTBALL (H'KKN Shirley Kilwanls. daughter (.r Jlr. anil 31 rs. K. E. Kdwurds, was crowned saulted her, the girl told officers. football half-tim- e Whltharral Ui'iti Friday night at activities of the WhltharraMUeadow gatne. Later, Houston drove the girl to Left to right In the picture are, seated, Barbara C rows, JIIss Kdwards, 1'atsy Balsden; standing, her home in Clovls, where she JRELAX! OUR dOOD I ONLY Oonny Polk. Don Cheek, Billy Thttford, Koy Mayes and Gerald Pair. (.F01IX NAIL PHOTO) called police, Police IT'SN0T PE'CK. then arrest- purchase of ed Houston and returned him to uot ulu vui.r& u ncur riiNix wat fv--r wiih $1.00 BhirCey Edwards Llttlefield. ri a charge of child desertion was Child Desertion. Joe- - Hernandez of Llttlcfie'.d. "I-H- Prayer Song," "Swing Low, Mrs. Lester Hood, Mrs. Comer Earned Whftharral iftfnandcz fiasco wife and eight Whitharral FHA DWl Charges Land children he?e. ' ' ' Sweet Chariot,'' "Ruben and Ra- Born, FHA sponsors and Misses chel," and "Were Here for Fun." Patsy Balsden, Peggy Balsden, Queen Henrytlinrdaway 'of Eutleficld Crystal Spooll Pooball Holds Monthly The November project chosen Martha Sue Davis, Donnle Callls, on the new J was picked Crtunty i Four Sh " Wanda Gay Polk, Stella May Col- vlih thp exclusive retaining rim WH1THARRAL -- - Miss Shirley Jail officers' Mbjiaiiy- - for! Mulcahoa by the group Is charity drive for lins, Casandra Hood, Wynell Gil-le- y, unused ribbon from unwinding. . high scliool nuthoritie'st.qn charge'-o- f chlldrens home of Lubbock. that keeps iwards. junior and iwo persons were jailed on child Meeting The Ed- group n Jane Mitchell, Shirley 3hter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. charges of driving while intoxi- desertion. ""''. FHA plans to spend day WHITHARRAL Miss Wynell at the home, give donations from wards, Barbara Dlckerson, Linda irds, was crowned football cated and two others were arrest- Jailed Monday on a DWl charge Martin, Simpson, Janell Gilley presided at the the community and furnish enter- Juno in here Friday night at the ed on child desertion charges. by .was Arnell Green, Llttlefield Ne-- regular Doshlcr, Edna Johnson, Betty Whit-- tainment for the children. ,. activities of the 1. countv Sundav Man-- pro. monthly meeting of the Whithar- Marva-lynn- ofrc officers and ureen was $100 e ' fined and Burnett, Barbara Crews, .irral-Mrado- w ' Yearbooks were Issued by the game, Nay. , costs and given threje days in ral Chapter of the FHA Monday Mary evening at the Home Ec Cottage. president. Durham and ' RunnerSiup were Miss Patsy Other arrestsSatnrday. Sunday jnil after pleading guilty to the sum . 'IV Misses Barbara Robertson, Dixie Misses Peggp Balsden, Casan-dr- a Talsdon, a daughter of and Monday inclUUeduxrce men eliarge. in county court. senior and Turner and Joyce McGaugh with Hood, and Barbara Dlckerson &B on drunk charges, two tor disturb Ifr. and Mrs. 0. L. Baisden and bltc-siz- mm t bance and one for contempt of Mrs. Jones of Littlefield were served hot cocoa and e Mary Lyon, the founder of WHERE IT'S ALREADY CHRISTMAS Miss Barbara Creivs, a freshman C-- I -, C guest speakers on the theme "Dat- tuna and cheese sandwiches to Mount Holyoke College, began her and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. court. Adds three PHONE 3 DWl-charg- ing on Planet Earth.1' Miss Linda Mrs. Jones, Misses Robertson, teaching career a salary of W. J. Crews. Jailed dh a e Sunday at Martin led the group in singing Turner, and McGaugh, Llttlefield; 75 cents a week plus board. The pep squad entered the field was a Utah man, liurold Ray New Members from the corners forming an 'X" Haws. He entered a plea of guilty for the large group of exes, then in oounty court-at-la- w and was Three more new members were r.-,-- given $150 'a"W for Whilharral with the a tin and three days added to the Chamber of Com- ', group singing the school song. in .all. merce this weak, bringing the by Sun- led by Mis. Comer Born. Arrested Tulla officers total in annual C-- 'membership The qUeen "and her attendant day and transferred here to face drive to .38. enterod the ftld In a 1!&3 conver- Latest to join the C-- announ- Mv tible. Mr. Comer Born drove the escorting Miss Crews. ced Jack Chrtstlan, hand of the cir to tre . on the in Roy Mayes present- drive, were Bill Smith Electric, l .:' south side of the field. The young ed her with "one dozen red ros Bud Lowe and Littlefield 14' " l1- ' la.Iiw were escorted to the throne es." hy of Following Hie Welcome members the football team; a turn around Don Cheek escorting Miss Ed field Queen Shfiley was escorted Nathan Hale, American Revo-- , Ik' J. wards; Gerald Pilr escorting 10 her throne by Mr. Born wher lution hero, thaught school In Miss Balsden. and Donny Polk she reigned tin? ret of the game. East Haddam, Conn. HOMECOMERS! mm- - 2

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Welcome Home, Litllofiekl High School "Exes". We appreciate your support of this first homecoming and hope you will return year after year. Come by to visit u while you're in town'

Let us welcome all the Exes of Littlefield High FRIDAY, School to the tmmmWJ HHKi i ' v first annual "Homecoming." NOV. 7 WmWfA W Here you will see many of your old classmates to renew ac- quaintances, and also meet someof the newer grads and make new mmmwX &. '4mmmmi. Jr friends of them. While in town for the gala celebration, we invite you in to visit with us, as & Mm S T; JrM'i Ve as your attendance at the Sweet- water - Littlefield Wildcat footba'l game Friday night.

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the Y. L. family night Wednesday Crump and Jim Nelson all from ife Cotton Accounts Views From night. G. W. Steffey is now operating For 85 Per Cent C. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hodges of Spade Scoops the Hnrdwnrc Store which E. Friona were Sunday ufternoon Hardman operated until recent Pleasant Yaltey Mr. visitors of and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Emmons, Church nnd Mmes. y. Hodges Sunday. Jess the Methodist Cotton Harvested By Mrs. Neal Trull and daughter Leon Leonard, Oris Elder, John iea Oct. 17 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bell of Lub- visited their daughter and sister, Rnmage and Jesse Pedrosa from Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leonard and bock visited Saturday in the homo Those enjoying a musical in Mr. and Mrs. Claud Pool and the Baptist Church. family and Mrs. R. A. Leonard rK The sccoiiu jmus s uoing mailed every two weeks with 96.9 per tcn-derab- le the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. family of Lcvelland Sunday. They qunmy o n cent above the of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jones visited Mrs. Leon Leonard's par- cotton lejmii totxtllc mill and cotton buy Jon- Angeley nnd family Thursday had n birthday dinner in honor Leon Hammock of Lubbock, . - mlcronalre 3.5. and Maurice. They are Mrs. ents In Morton Sunday afternoon. i i...uv ilin - - UK-- rs list of more limit of Biea - than 300. The re-- es' parents. night were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene of Vicke Pool. brother of D. R. (Pete) Hammock I"c on tlKJ 1,arvosl iort consists or The mujorlty of the crop, or 73.0 Its, an explanation Burkman and family, Bonnie and son-in-la- w of Mr. and Mrs. crop snows f tables on ocr Sunday in home 5S cotton average of fiber pro cent fell between 4.0 and 4.9 Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Robert Wilson is a patient In th1 visitors the of nccuumcu ertics prr Mrs. Forest Green recently Mr. and Mrs. Bayne McCurry Mrs. II. Harvey wore her daugh- (. cotton iur snide, averages of Pressley fiber strength averaged ards Mr. Adkins, Gene Winning-ha- Parkland Hospital in Dallas. H? of cot- - broke one toes but is do- family, A"l-v- in S3 per cent the bcr properties per staple, Press-- 78,000 pounds per square inch ol her Normun Hodges, and Dutch and children visited Mr. nnd Mrs. was critically injured ter and Mr. and Mrs. sy ing fine now. Frldav (,(! ns ol ucoDcr j.. and mlcronnlro along with with 61.7 per cent of the crop fall- LaRue, Kenneth Reast and children of when n 15,000 pound Rav of Morton, Rev. and report dirt loader girls Itton quality with lass of grades, staple miero- - ing between 75,000 and 80,003 Littlefleld last Saturday night. fell on him at Shaw Equipment Mrs. Bill Wadley and and between grnue, lalre and fiber stiongth. pounds. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Minor of y Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Angeley of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Allison and Co. in Dallas. Jicronalio and rressiej Tlie loport is Morton wore supper guests of Mr. County Line. being gathered In Sammo visited Sunday Loving-to- n Tsc Nadene Brewer Circle will ooperntion in with tliL. U.S. Depart-- and Mrs. E, K. Angeley Friday with Dr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth meet in the home of Mrs. Neal ;ent of Agriculture and is pub Lubbock Officer night. Osborn and family. Trull Friday nt 2:30 p.m. for cir- Crescent Park Mr. Jim Matthews was honored Hunters shed to give buyers and textile cle mission program. with a birthday dinner in his fficials more up to - By 300 home Sunrtav. He was 71 vears dale informn- Mrs. Judy Green is spending Amended 'on on the kinds and types In Accident Mrs. John Inman visited her old Inst Frldav. Sunday dinner Plentiful of Here several days in visit- Youth of the community col- 300 otton being produced south Texas mother, Mrs. Angle James, Sun- Over viewed the ooen "nests wore thpir live children, in thh lected $135.00 rca. A Lubbock city patrolman foun-- ' ing her daughter there. Mr. Green day of Tnhoka, went approximately last houses at Crescent Park last Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Jnrk Chmbrlain while John night in 8 out last Friday night that small .emnlned at home to attend tho on to Snyder to see his mother, Thursday their "trick or day. nnd daughter, Mrs. Kathy Upter-prov- e Season Tho first report covered gin-in- crop. treat" campaign The towns can be just as dangerous Mrs. M. A. Inman. for CROP. "We were well p'eased with and baby of E' Mrs. prior to October 1. Tills re-o-rt Jbo: Enr'v reports hi" to drive In as big cities. nroup met at the Methodist the turn out," said Art Chesher, Hal Matthews and daughters of covers glnnings with cumu-Miv- c . Churrh before making a house to sales manneer. "A In ftf Interest Lubbock M-- R. Mat- there'll be n big crop figures through Tlie patrolman, Doyal V. White Mrs. Bonnie Haberor is sched- nnd Mrs. J. October Mr. and Mrs. Porter Stone of house canvass for donations. wns shown by the public." ond Mr. nnd Mrs. for the oDenlfR of th 7, nnd represents glnnings of Lubbock, wound up In a traffic uled to speak for the Earth Lions thews sons: of Amherest wore guests Sunday in When they returned to tho church The houses oonn for Iianoo Mntthews and family and u l. Now indications mishap at the of Club at noon Tuesday and also at Ralnh T 350,000 bales. Stntls intersection tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Dub thov were served hot chocolate, Hon n "ood cro of qun wore two built bv Homer a granddaughter. Janle Hoffman to les show that of the crop white Highway 51 and Greenfield Street. Hardin and girls. cookies pop Bccordlnt, to tho assist and corn balls. Mrs. Halt Construction Co. of LuhbocV of Cotton Center. 'otton accounted for 85.7 per cen' A car driven north on Highway suit was a collision In which dam- Albert Lockwood was 117 118 for of restorn chairman of at and East 18th and one ullllife 51 by Brown Little-fiel- d ages to $150 f tho crop with 54.6 per cent Martinez of amounted to the Lakme, the Delibes opera, deals the refreshment committee and at 315 East lt8h built by C. C. vis- e Game and Fish Com Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hutchlns Middling white and above. Light attempted to turn left just Write car and $125 to the Mar- with the love or a Hindu maiden wus assisted by Mmes. Robert McGlasson Construction Co., also ited her sister and family at ipots totalled 13.8 per cent with as White started to pass. The re-- tinez auto. for a British army officer. Ramng' O. L. Tomplinson, Olln of Lubbock. Plulnvlow Sundny. had lot of good food '1.2 per cent being Middling llhf this year and n won pot and above. FuH spotted cot- - itch of birds," ho said on was only 0.2 per ppnt. every part o from Average staple length was 31.8- - us that conditions ar" 12nds with GO per cent being one lend birds are plentiful." nch and longer. Only 2.5 per cent WELCOME iil season begins Dec. 1 "ell bolow 15-1- 6 Inch. tXtb IJan. 1G. Tho limit is 19 The mlcronalre average was 4.3 Iday, or 3G in possession ion are still comln" of publli hunts to be hold Roger Sell Gets 'tic H w Wildlife Mnn- - a 'n the pnnhinHIo Army Discharge E jits r.rc scheduled for I I I v w .mi. .1, ii'ui .inn Roger Sell, son of Mr. and Mrs. 811 iin'lntlons must bo H Ernest Sell of Littlefleld, has re- CnmrrKMon offlce in ceived his discharge from the LiTTieTieia ocnoo Nov. 14. A nign hm draw U. S. Army nt Fort Hood and will M be hr-'- return to a Job at the LittlefleU r.'crs wl'l be nn'rod wit post office. ! hjn'crs each clay, for Sell received basic training at Come in and look at "WARE'S 80 hunters. Only per Bliss, and spend Fort Texas, the " jlwV il will bf- - jjlven per-- rest of his tour of duty nt Fort l "" hrrlt on this area Hood. He was with the Gist Engi- LINE-UP- Is per person. neering Battalion and later was " of Nationally are uric 1 to bring transferred to the post headquar- dors. There is n heavy ters. flowering weeds and He was named "Outstanding I reeled to prevent loss Soldier of the Month" in his bat- Advertised Brands . . . talion In August, 1958. Line-up.- .. I Here's Our Starting

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for Mr. and t.. . . for this event and Sammy receiv- L. L. n...,; Interesting and Overmans i uiiuwintr "ni"'l Local 7ihB 8th Grade Teams Sammy Pair ed a number of useful gifts, WSfIi Si cak-1- SFeled - "- - Feted w.Si nnffnekmnnts nf chocolate . "v- uJilarved in irA rft r... Rock Elevens From M&aleshoe and cold drlnlts were served lo Thclford, Larry Surpri:e Party Mmcs. Rnfnt, nu'r the so cight'i ParUy Sammy, C. E. Teh vth and The seventh grade racked the Oarc'ciy Mhs-c- s R. C. pvffil i and Edwards, 40-2- 0, Wade, Lynn Slmmors, An Invitation Ei s ; ounJcri out impressive Mules, and the eighth WHITHARRAL - TInn. ... - WldTlIARRAL-- Mrs. E. E. Gllley, Wadonna St' torm- Mule-- 1 grade 26-- 0 Pair Marilyn Unipn victories oer from built a lead over their Marilyn to thfc Adult Training Pi 2G-1- Burrus, Katliy.TomCSy s.uie Tuesday ruht at Wildcat opponents before winning nnorcJ her son, Sammy on his Marsha Hodges Baptist Lucilc Born. Class of the ""-- dlum . Aiorns scored two touch- 32th birthday with a party at her Marrow and ;. i uarv to l 0. for a party Tuesday A Uavifl ATI(t,Mi '.. I ed ns on runs of 30 and 60 yards, omc, oast of Whtlharral. Satur- - church r ... '""' HUJh turned out to be a sur J II1II1.j Kill Gl.1.1 .. ie EstiaJa took a Morris pass 'ij, Nov. 1 from 3 to 6 p.m. and Sophia mean evrnln? ' : , v: Mb e 25th wedding anniversary w'' r" scoi-- flve-- -- prise """"" "" MmonMj, trom the ar liiu Games fuinl-ho- d the diversion u brother Tony dashed 3 ,"T " ' -- . - . " i Js loaccount for the LlttL .lid scoring. Besides Moiris and the Estra as. Jerry McCain, the quarter- ed stood out for the eighth ade. The seventh grade scored In ry quariei on the way to their i mp over the Muleshoe t am J Van Ashley was named by cMch Deverelle Lewis as th" mmMmmmmmmmW&3v mW?fSSimmmmmmiJ0f,', fH Hk ukhorse for the Littlefield ien He also named Junior i io 'go Wa.wie Collins, Llojrt nn. Maurice VUco Edd Em it ,:s and John Flore as stand ' mmmmW fmmmimwGxk BmmBKMlmmJm V R ut baiks

" k Ski Robcrta,vpon Stecnson, mmmmmmmammivL rmmmmmmmmmmmWSmmmmmmmmW &&m. nii Strfifly, CJtarles Robinson, yWmmmm(mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmF$,i Nicky Viniqn, Dunflc Houk, Rick., HHH TmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtemmmWmJmmmmmmmmmm HliiJlipc;-ftoJ)ert'Bolt- on, jVStiO i,ERttiu xrvNcir James ttvenson, Richard Funk, David Lynpii MiNeeae.,. Larry Woods, Troy Debbie whloHaiCary Bernethy were ELEAXOK NVUTJIltlCH, daugiitor of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny named by Coarh Lewis as key Wtitlirlcli holds two huge eggs wiilcii were layed ly 6j month Harvest Queen t n old pullets on their furm. The largo one, and It's a whopper, J'&lj players on both teams weighs 71 j ounces. The small egg has two yolks. It Is not known - AMHFRST- - Debate Lyncn, sev- looltbd good, and I was nleasod how niuny jollts are In the larger egg. The pullets nro of mix-e- h dauJbteriiKfi,M. .ajvllwithavMJone.'' was the final breed uml, Inchlcntully, still are laying eggs. The Wuthricli Mrs. A D Lynch, was crpwnei t,"ommcnt of Coach Lewis. farm Is t2 miles southwest of Littlefield. queen in the A Harvm q tec-M'- l contest which wIs'tconMtrdofl lt)'l the coronation Jx)reinivwf fThvy; day night. Debbie rpceieMhe rfi6s'TbfeHF Hospital News which had 13 oandulateSi.She ls,p, Ufoj; f "Exes" JbbXTl T y 'aVbbI fit I Welcome second grade , stedent. Rodney Billy Jo Cartwilght was admit- Monday for medical ticatment. Hospital Maxfield, apnof-M- r and Mrs. ted to the Littlefield Billv Mac Hlce was admitted Leroy Maxlllfiji. was her escort. Monday for medical treatment. to the Littlefield Hospital Mon- -' Tommyi Daftvsen of Mr anJ Ernestine Parsons was admitted day for medical treatment. i Mrs. J. B DaWs serjffd as "em- to the Littlefield Hospital Monday cee" foruhe coronation cere- or medical treatment. Homer Sullivan was admitted to the Littlefield Hospital Monday mony and the ian$u sho Lorine Jackson was admitted which was oftrliaf In for medical treatment. iima the to the Littlefield Hospital Mon-Ja- y It's a pleasure to join with Littlefield residents in saying '".Welcome school audtorium. sf . k 'Xft.. 1 AfrBBBT 7 OgEblC for medical treatment. Duane North was admitted to Home"' to the graduates of Littlefield High. xwrs. uon tie om, rransurer- - "IBm " of ijz t tHmm Wmi BUI Herman was admitted to the Llttlciield Hospital Tuesday the ftgt ,5.00 V& Still i totalaa3?unt Vfe W& Hi he Littlefield Hospital Saturday for medical treatment. the mised for Wx M 'i K , We're looking forward to joining with you yearafter year in your Hanowetftvthiiw oind queer con or medical treatment. v Sheila Ann Midland was ad- - Billy Reese of Anton was adtnlt-e- d Hospital Homecoming festivities. c test, j t h mitted to the Littlefield to the Littlefield Hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. f Monday for medical treatment. Mrs. Ed Schovajsu of Amherst .'fk; PlthsM Valley Bill Herman was admitted to was admitted to the Ll'ttloflold the Littlefield Hospital Saturday Hospital Tuesday for medical or medical tVcatment. treatment. r ' Presents Hobo 1NILLL l'KTEKSOX, niechan. Bess Adkinson of Anton was Mrs. Floyd Foster of Earth Ie Machinery admitted to the Littlefield Hos- was admitted to the Littlefield Party from the Green pital Halloveen Company In I'lainvlcw, now Tuesday for medical treat- Hospital Tuesday for medical Is ment. PIEASANT VALIFY - Th In the service department ut treatment. Halloveen Hobo party held at tint Garland Motor Company. James Douglas Kent was admit- Mrs. Jack Taylor was admitted the community building Saturda Ho was fleet mechanic for ted to the Littlefield Hospljal to the Littlefield Hospital Tues- night was a groat success. Every- 'Green Machinery and he also day for medical treatment. one enjoyed has eight years of Chrysler n the bingo, fishing C1TV JAILS 13 Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson pond, forty-tw- o, apple-- dealership automotive repair u ?e bridge, and City officers jailed 13 persons Ccarley arc the parents of a Q bobbing. e experience. He has been a over Dairy the .weekend, including 10 girl born Monday Li! h Those fo-t- mechanic for 20 years. The winning the contests on drunk charges. Medical Hospital. Le-s- a 521 7th, Three others at the Arts best costume were tiny chil- Petersons lle ut East were for not having driv- ON LEVELLAND HIGHWAY two children, Evans, arrested Gaye is the name given the dren winners were Lee Fred Free have Paul ers' licenses. Infant. 5-- 12, 7. belong j and Reglna Meeks. agas 10 win and Craig. They ners were Patsy Angeley and to the Baptist church. Satnmo Allison, teen-ag- e winners were Jan McVickers and Larry sack dress which was strapless Alison ; adult win lers were Ha- and heels with red knee-lengt- h zel West and Oscar Allison. ocks Mr. Allison wore a large They were elected Mr. and coat, sloppy Ms. Hobo of Pleasant Valley. shoos, pants and hat, and he car- .'1 They sat down in the middle of ried an electric toaster, a cotton the floor after the contest and sack and a sack lunch. ate' a snack that Oscar had Refreshments of sandwiches. t relight along pop-cor- n balls, cookies, and cof-- Mrs West wore a sheath tow-- fee wpre "served to a large crowd.

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illien see the one new casr '. ' , Jthat's new in concept '' Homecoming 1 i&vlcs on a pootagc liapp Turns on dims is a pleasure to welcome the Littlefield High JL&oks likt a lady School "exes". It has been your families h,ave !F!5ij that con- i l&e a bird r ' tributed most the &uns en pr money to city's growth. J& And CQ& Iw 6o buy. Tv Mangum-Hilbu- n is-ms- Bring Your Insionce m THE Prqblems to Us.... h Agency and Leaye Them! i MRK jmmwm BYhrrmBWm m rH i y M

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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mullcr and stomach virus and was In the hos- good condition at the Methodi3t Faeldfon Facte sons visited Sunday afternoon at pital. Mrs. Robison also visited Hospital in Lubbock, where lie iJcreord with his brother, Fred sister-in-la- w Rev. and Mrs. V. A. HInkley with a and attended has been a patient since accident- EYES --d VISION EPS! ind family. Ray's father, Mr. a birthday dinner given In honor ally shooting himself at his re in New Mexico this week. John Muller By A. L. SPERRY, O.D. They returned home with of a nephew, Gaston Robison. home. EL jy v flflflH will visit her mother near hem Public Education Albuquerque, after spending the week at Dinetor who is seriolsly Hereford. Ttiai Optomelrle Aiioctatlon ill, and also visit a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buck and Mrs. R. V. Stanfield spent the iusband at Farmlngton. Norma visited Sunday at Pampa weekend at Ft. Sumner, N.M. with Mrs. Bculah Robison went to with their daughter and sister her daughter and family, Mr. and immv how heavy light OUt. Uslni? lost Mr. and Mrs. W, C. vis- Lamesa Sunday to visit her daugh- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mrs. G. W. Woods and children, o .uvuiuuorrm,,l ..J.l.Willi McCain Bo-vin- ter and family, arry all you've ever see i which wo can hr. ited Sundny afternoon near u Mr. and Mrs. Hollingshead and baby daughter. also Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell unnroxlmnn ' - R. T. Bedwell i cst pocket. Light com- amount of eye defect without the with their son and family, and children. The ,'J,fii and another daughter from a .wo weeks old son was ill with a J. E. (Hoouiej Is in , a search ngnt using patient's telling us anything, the Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McCain. Chester epmvcr generator for one professor examined the dogs' eyes They carried Benny home. Ho WOUIQ 1U3S .iad years wcihii and sure enougli the old dog ha been visiting with them. hundredth of ounce. nenr-slghte- an become extremely d. Tls writer was In college Out of curiosity the professor, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riycrs of Am-nrll- lo HflflflflflflflBlI jj.v T ttsiflHHHHHHfi s 's- v jr professors, a snarp old using part of an ordinary dog P VK t ' fa.' ?F were visitors Sunday at would occ- - the Baptist rf optometry, muzzle, contrived a pair of glasses HflHHHHhHiHiHHflHHb&L' 1' .,&f:F Church. They spent onllvcn the subject of for the doff. Ont mnmlni, ..,U,. me wcGKend here with her par- ents, Mr. n with talcs of personal leaving for work he strapped and Mrs. Buster :cs with which he was hem on old Shcp. An hour later he received a phone call from hi? wife The assoclatlonal youth rally ,e told us of a dog he'd advising him to come home mmmk Un,1 was hold here week w aneypl. Vinnnuvv... v.n ...... flnn rmt,.... and remove the specs from the last at the "" First Baptist Church. 90 Henson Cleaners day. Very conscientious dog. It was acting like a puppy; About were present. The pas- rklng at everything pass-h- e barking itself hoarse every-thi- g Ficldton' at W. HKHflflJHBBBflflKflVflBjBE . j tor, Rev. A. Hinkley, was elect- house. But lately all passing by, and running It- AflHflSsPis for the latest styles self Into a lather. ed president of the association. id sleep. After that the old dog was only Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmie Robinson if s- ;ofcssor wondered old allowed to wear the specs when and sons, returned home Thurs- in men - rycslght might have fall- - the DrofoSSOr rnmn hnmn rn. day from Arkansas where they IIIUI 111; .vw " ."in,!.! the office. At the first sound of visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. rlrson walking down the his mastcd's stops old Shon would Harold Robinson and also her LnvalK. tic ucciucu iu una run and got his specs to be strap- - parents. DRESSY JACKETS IS TEXAS MISS WINS SEWING CONTEST These pretty blondo Hotfacket Named uHBMMHw I teenagers were named junior homo sewwlng champions of the ENJOY NOURISHING, SATISFYING ALL WOOL JmLmWm&Mm-- ' '''Mil!1! f nation In finals held in New York. Lynda Harper, left, 17, of Best 'JBHHlm 265 CALORIE MEALS! Bcllalrc, Tex., won the $1,000 first prize and Christine Eng-stro- Speaker 13, right, of Pasadena, California was the $500 second SLACKS placo winner. (AT Wlrephoto) By Toastmasters

ped In place. He enjoyed them un- Vernon Hofackct was selected til he died. Funeral Services best speaker of the evening at the SPORT p.sftv'S Another time, the profc3sor told regular dinner meeting of the wmwm Us of an optometrist In Kentucky Mm HAVE MORE PEP, ENERGY " 'IJSK.aAV'l Held Wednesday Toastmasters Club Tuesday vMJlilB who quite mon- m made a little side night. , SHIRTS AND BETTER HEALTH WITH ey fitting glusses to race horses His subject was "Home-- Mm J steading." - - !."&!? at $75.00 per horse. The is Mrs, KPflt- ! fact For Harder Milt that nearsighted will Best participant of the evening Iwey-rit- m m f a horse not e I M run RALLS Funeral services for was Wendell Tooley, who served M M4 as fast as he is able. Unlike as toplcmaster. Now reduce the eay, enjoyable way many humans, the horse wisely Mrs. Hattle Lee Harder, 89, were ith Wcy-Rit- e high-protei- low-calor- Joe Wilson was toastmastor of wants to see far enough ahead In meals. Get all hold Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. evening, essential food elements, so he can stop run- the Frank Angellne; the vitamins and minerals you need for that before the First Baptist Church where general ning Into an obstacle. If he can't evaluator. better health and vitality. Just her husband was minister from Other speeches were made by mix with milk and enjoy see that well he slows down. it Vlggo Peterson and Chris- - batisfacuon guaranteed. Hence, with glasses many horses 1919 when they moved to Ralls Jack EXES! Call today! dm "I make faster time. until is death In 1939. Welcome &M& Vn till ll dlttnbulid nitlontll; Mii "iM If one stops to think, Three guests present were Glen Prodacti InttinitloniL jr 4i there's The Rev. Nix, Lubbock, a" Xs , Frank Reeves, K s0' f?BflB( ' ll' I1L r Jlmmie Hlne and Ed licChiapll, J really nothing too unusual about jjT ,J officiated with burial in Ralls Vaughn. to Littlefield s First Homecoming fikiMi')jiUit ".tiiiw;jli animals. There are many isloated Cemetery under direction of Car- communities where the family ter Funeral Home. Grandsons physician may be called upon to CITY COMMISSION MEETS were pallbearers. City minister to a sick farm animal, or commissioners will hold a " - t . V in the absence of a physician a Mrs. Harder had been a resident legular meeting tonight- at tho .vi .' .. J tfVwHia veterinarian may to of Plainvlcw since 1941 until she city hall, with only routine busi- i O ll!7-- ll( HtlMKk Cx. have treat the family. entered a convalescent home In ness on the agenda, according to igAiQa Amherst four months ago. She City Secretary Joel Thomson. Presented In the public Interest died Tuesday morning at the Cleaners The first permanent Henson by the Texas Cytometric Associa- home. English in tion, Inc., Copywright, 1958. Survivors include two sons, settlement the new world was PHONE 378 628 FARWELL Carroll and C. B. Harder, both of Jamestown, Va. The year, 1G19. MWWrT.gWi"iTTJi iiTaZSjflft THREE FIKES DOUSED Plainvlcw; three daughters, Mrs. Littlcficld volunteer firemen ;0. Dv. Cockerhamj Sudan; Mrs. RODEN were Alarvln called out three times Tues- Johnson, Athens; and day. They doused a trash fire at Mrs. Frank Cummlngs, Little-fiel- d; the Littlcficld Farmers Co-O-p a brother, W. C. Lee, Earth; REXALL DRUG Gin, a fire on a cotton trailer oh a sister, Mrs. George Webster, PHELPS PHONE 618 the Spado Highway and a fire in Lockney; and 13 grandchildren a house in the Flats. and 21 n. Welcome i L

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" I For Rent For Sale i For Sale "P PTS ?J(hW Wf 1 il ilTl t! ,fc 1957 ALLSTATE 250 motorcycle FURNISHED room, Wtelin priv- - sell terms or cash. See at 402 X Like new, low mileage, good Xw 4 nece. U2 W 3rd. Morse Ave. after 4 p.m. T .3$ tires .paint, new battery. See VT"?AT TTH'i? vlk i ftMJwWBSyfiS? 9ESBKiBP 5 room unfurnished at Armlstead Apts, No. 21, after " house. Phone 3t, Mrs. E. S. Rowe. TF-- R p.m. ONE VTV Tntet-- on butane W-- row equipment. 4 ALEXANDER ROOMS. com- 1-- Nice, SEWING machines and supplies. miles south and 1 2 wst ot fortable bedrooms for men, new A. L. 1007 S. Westslde Lock. Anton. TF-- .... i .! - rv in vnr:iBvlnKTC.aHHmiisajuflBBnMuriiiiiHiiMJMrfBvakvu3rrfcR2;?j i i BUS home, furnace heating. 204 E. "An ounce of prevention is inr nvni nn o ...tirnincu in fntiiM-'Bn-- rrn iiiiu iiranriiu nfiiTTniiir rm mrxmmmimmammnrr wr-'- ' Ave. LlttJefleld. Texas. they can help rt r A goes key points where . 9th. Ph. 871. TF-- TF-- L EQU1TY in 2 bedroom home, worth a pound of cure," nn Bjgyjfi ?. fenced backyard, storm cellar. old truism. Tills is especially true health and welfare workers reo HHttMIHHIHIIPMBHP 1 fOUlt room borderline '' rurntshed houso with 20'-6- " LAVNV ana Bowler pump 1213 E, 8th. In heatlh matters. ognle persons with pilJLU Ifflfpp ts bath CouDle Wtn-tront- time to keep and less Rear read. 170''fi" h medical diseases there nervous disorders in rililf UfimiV 917 W. MODERN 4 room and stuc- - In most jjf 3 or with small child. 5th. Pump less gear head. bath warning signals, often recog- them out hospitals." "JSMSS 47G-- pump, arc Phnne McCoy Machine and Pump. house. Pressure eye, j cowshed Spade nizable by the untrained Phone 672. TF-- chicken house in t"? XEAN. mocJeni apartments, 41 304, which give ample time to consult , W. B. Cook, Box Spade. rrwPPMKaMMPffp' sgmmlmtmmsm..-- 8th. tf-- N your physician for treatment. An.l . East - 35SKKSK8G& aa:itCTi T"7WKttMiia .11 some of lBLU 'TOJflpTvl'WWWVTwTW'-- " WE have the nicer homes thus avoid spending costly time J Hart Camp '' 41 -- . FOUR room furnished house. of Littlefield on mr list; If you nn 7n In n H2gj5ST t iaB homo, garnno hospital. DOO TF-- in this price 111 ks West 6th. Street are Interested lot. 909 W. 9th. Melvln Ross. The same applies to mental home, come to sre us. Peyton ft. Happenings TF--R nc.ss, with the difference being HOUSKS nnd us. rtwr roomi bath Reese Reese D-- per- By Mrs. Junior Mullor unfurnished. 2 lyAises ? room io the inability of the untrained . Trading Center Has It son to recognize the signs or an 1l.i:rJ.outdoorWn, ard bath, unhimls'-d- Robert" TO be moved. 30x12 sheet Iron Ap- li VS:USM Used Cars, Furniture and Martin . 44-- H IyJ"l Lumber CaP " tf.R warehouse. S200.00- - L. E. Slate, approaching mental disorder. Mr. and Mrs. Blanton O pliances. We with varying Wednu.1d.1y. Mi. I Box 3 r3, Sudan, lexas. Phone are all blessed weie in Lubbock bedroom. S?. SK'i Js ru. G27JX 501 Weldell Ave. of the wisdom hind- uncle Mir-ge- ry i6'.o.a-- o fit TFfty. ROOW modern rurnished 33G1. TF-- S amounts of Martin's underwent I OTU Littlefield, recently-publishe- lyi Texas d Hospital. Clean. Close-In- . 4in sight but a re In St. Mary's aDurtment. impro- TF-- T f? 8th St TF-- 320 acres. 2 good wells, search project of the Division of K S20.000 r ved. down. Good terms Mental Health, Texas Depart- Mr and Mrs. Aubrey Nelna.sl fefc 100 acres - 520,000 total price. - c-- - to- TWO room npt. on bal. Peyton Reese, o Reese Terms, Cotton. Peyton Reese ment of Health suggests ways to were Lubbock visitors Wednes- Call 153. tf-- Drug. TF-- R put this hindsight to work. 0-- 0 Reese Drug. TF--R day. How many mental patients were 15x60. 833 stocked grocery offlre. WELL store and IF you want a good section of ir- previously known to local com- Mr. and Mrs. Garland Adams Lfd. Alvln Webb. Ph. 190 fllllne station. 6 miles north of Pr. rigated land with good terms munity health and welfare ages-cics- ? and Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Barnes TF-- Littlefield on Hwy. 51. Call - living room.. with cotton. Contact Peyton Have cretain types of agen- and Vickl of Dinimltt visited In s4flTS3HJc,!5- p f Rx'y. 922-J- 1. TF-- S NICELY furnished 2 bedroom Reese c-- o Reese Drug. TF--R cies been in touch with certain the J. C. Muller home Wednesday 14 h8W rw 4s! RttH. kinds of patients before they are night. m nDarrment. 600 E. 8th. Contact 10 ACRES land, 1G acre cotton SWEET potatoes. First road north - 1 bedrm. ' Otto Jones Ph. 247, allotment in cood 4" irrigation admitted to the State Hospital? MF- IR9FS r of Country Club and mllr How many of Gerry Langford Is conval- ' TF-.- T water. Would sell in 10 or 20-- their families have Mrs. JUL east. Wilson Vaught. TF--V bedroom acre tracts. Close in, Phone had these previous contacts? escing In the home of her par- ", I t;L apartment. I FURNISHED modern S47M or 516 W. 3rd. 11-- 9 metal trailer. V, ton These and related questions ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mullers. JR" 707 E 7h. Phone 921. TF--P pickup bed. Phone 64. Fred about 148 residents of Travis She was dismissed from a Lub- "iROO acres land. NOT SANDY: County raw Connally. TF--C admitted to the Austin bock hospital Thursday where UPRIGHT piano in Rood condi- $25 00 per Is cood. acre. This State Hospital during a single she spent a week recovering from . -, -' --v. r 3 tion. alo three gas heaters. deep top soil. per 1 , J ..- cCTiWr .r-- "vi-.-- I Red land. Peyton GREEN beans, V2.0. bushel. year, were answered by the study. major surgery. W- - 2, .. 11-- G .A. Cnll 92SR2. o Reese, c-- Drug. 1 of Spade. Reese mile north, mile east The study concerned patients ullh a liwtnli ONE-STOR- in been designed Arthur Turner. who were admitted for care for Louis Ball won a new hat at THIS Y RXNCH house, although modest sUc, has wool rues, dinette suite with 4 OVER 300 Natterles in West HmPitKM ( nc stock Co-o- The plan, IIA55-- is by Designer Robert B. Marshall, 455 Herbert St., ?' chairs and table. Contact Er- the first time. the Gin drawing last week. at wholesale prices. Fit anv 1954 Chevrolet, 21,000 miles. Must The habitable areas total 1,321 sq.ft., excluding the outdoor living patio. Add 2t2sq.fl.lml ,Ur 1254. TF-- 0 Dr. Wallace Mandell, research nest Owens. Ph. motor. Russell Sales Co West sell due to Illness. Phone York-tow- consultant dlrectd lit etdesuyy --8 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osthus, Pat Hwy. 84. Ph. 80S. TF-- R Muleshoe, S. Hen- NICE big house. East J. consultant, directed the study, as- and Mike spent the last of the derson 11-9-- son, Rosetta Lanning, Larry Ray, 7th St. Close In. L. B. Stone. We need lisrines on houses in Lit- sisted by Isabel Cromack. week In Dallas nnd Wichita Falls. Lupc Lopez and Mark Muller. ; Phone 603. TF-- S tlefield. Reese Bros. Real Es- house, attached gar- By checking the records of 11 c-- o TF-- agencies ranging City-Coun- ty News Mr. Mod- tate Reese Drug. age, hardwood floors. 115 E. irom the and Mrs. Blanton Martin Anton house. fiy 14th. See L .G. Fox at 1015 W. Hospital to the Salvation attended the homecoming activi- The WMU met at the church Mr. and Mrs. Gene Campbell ern, with Snrage. Close to TWO-ROO- W- house nd lot on - 11-9-- 4G Monday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard 9th. Ph. 1097J F Army, they found that per cent ties in Southland Friday night. and family of Amherst were visit- school. Call K. Houk at 535W or Five-roo- 8th. ultra modem at of the newly hospitalized patients Suzanne Martin spent the night Sullivan is Jubilee chairman for ing his parents, Rev. and Mrs. FFA! 265J. TF-- H Spade 711 East 15th. Will take trallor had direct or Indirect contact with Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Lnch. the next eleven months. Mrs. Ralph Campbell, SundHy. as trade-i- n on larger house. For Sale or Rent H. V. Lynch was in charge of FOR men nicely furnished rooms, Iev (through their families) with one the Shoot Coble Jr.. Phone 848-- J TF-- T or more of agencies. Bible study. Attending were Turkey tub and shower. Good beds. 2 3 the Mrs. Jo Spikes and Jimmyof Raymond Stephenson left two Unfurnished rooms and! bath Mmes. R. S. Moore, Homer Wor-le- Mrs. B. Duke. 1103 S. Phelps In addition several other facts Lubbock visited In the home of weeks ago to join the Army and FTl T. BUTANE ami gas rnmres. Recon- houses. Good condition. 913 and Blanton Martin, Harvey SPADE The Spade D were opening vis- Phone 198. TF-- ditioned. $20 up. W. W. Electr, 915 W. 7th. Contact J. E. Dcen discovered new her sister and husband, Mr. and is stationed at Ft. Carson, Colo, y tas of study In pre- Jones, Leonaid Sullivan and Mrs. tor will sponsoratriKjl TF W at WY or WY mental Illness Mrs. Blanton Martin Sunday. for his basic training. bath, large living vention. For Instance, It was Junior Muller and PatU. the Spade football im room, und garage. Tulia, Tex. TF-- kitchen Near 1951 Allis Chamner combine. Gool found that half of the 148 first ad- Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Williams, Nov. lg, at 10 am. school. Plumbed for washer & condition. See at 2 east of Sonde WF rent band Instruments at missions to the State Hospital had and Julie of Lubbock were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mahaffey Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell dryer. 4 years old Possession on Hwy. 54. Raymond Wiley. TF-- $7.50 per month. All rent applies eight years of schooling or less guests in the M. W. Wheeler of Lubbock and Mr. Evltt and Mrs. A. Evitt were all Best shooters will and Mrs. tlfci immediate. Call Bob Rogers at to purchase of Instrument if However, only one-fift- h of all home. Dennis Mahaffey of Carlsbad, visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. es of live or frozen 11-6-- DEMONSTRATOR fully automatic 90. you decide to buy. Name brand Travis County reslJcnts had formerly B. E. Reagan In smoked hims. 1-- of Littlefield, were Littlefield. 3 $8.00 a sewing machine. off. instruments eight years or less of In guests guaranteed. Harrod formal Guests the home of Mr. und In the K. W. Mahaffey will be avafli&l month. See Mrs. Dean Cotham & 1216 schooling. Guns Raley Music Co. Avenue Mrs. R. S. Moore and Foe Sun- home Sunday. Harlan Black, 1 For Sale at Stitch 'N Time Shop. TF J. Nell Herrln, Al shoot and shells will Q in Lubbock. Ph. PO3-911- What does all this and other day were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herrln,. Jerry Blffle and Walter new-foun- r:-'-- d factB I T. counter, 4 ft. high, 2 ft. top mean? Schrlor of Olton, Mr. and Mrs. Hob good were recently deer 1900 square at I Mr. and Mrs. C. Muller, Mrs. modern home According to Charles Mitchell, Ernest Ragle and children of J. hunting at Sullda, Colo. Hobgood C04 E. 14r?l. Attached garage, with shelves and doors. Ideal Gerry Langford Kathy and 'tf Also port- director of the Division of Men- - Plainvlew and Frances Lollar of and was the only one killing built-i- n for shop or office. a For a deer. appliances, stockade Trade tal Health, "It points out a need Littlefield. Mrs. Don Muller and Donna were fence, dishwasher, disposal, lots able petition. Call Production Lubbock visitors Monday. WW Credit Office, Ph. 280 TF-- P Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Wllllnms, of closets and bullt-in- s. 75' lot. HAVE house In Here- Donn Muller was in the Hallo- Bonnie, Mrs. Shockley Carpeted. TF-- T Services Jerod and 2 bath home. Fully ford to trade for house In Little- ween parade in Littlefield Fri- LaDuke Arrested On son, Stanley spent last weekend carpeted. 100 ft. lot. lovely yard field. Contact Leroy RoberUon, house and hath. Laree WILL do ironing my day afternoon. She paraded with in Meade, Kans., visiting Mr. and fence, ar garage. Box 613, in homo. vot. Priced J230O.OO. Call 299. stockade Earut her grandmother, Mrs. Brucs Liquor Law Charqe Mrs. Cecil Williams family. rt 757 Faye Baldwin 1309 E. 9th. and TF-- Ph. or write Box 831, Little- Porcher and the 4th grade THREE four-roo- modern hous- TF-- class. L. H. (Peg) LaDuke of Snrlnt?. field, Texas. TF-- Mr. es. See Renfro Phone lake went on $1,000 and Mrs. Bob Ellis and ONE AKC registered male calm Brothers, We Claude free bond Sat- Win-throat- repair Maytag and Frigldairo Mrs. Parkey of Arizona Nelta spent last weekend in Abi- I.' terrier. Fine pedi- USED Tmps. 140 n or 4" 74. TF-- urday after a plea of not guilty W 120 washing machines. Hill Rogers visited friends and relatives in lene visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom MADAM gree. Mrs. W. C. Malone, Hart, ft 6" Perless and to a charge of violation of the ts 160 Furniture, riiono Out. TF-- the area last week. Drennan and Russell Collins. Texas. Box 77. ft of 8" Laync Conta liquor law in county court-at-la- Molder Pump & Machine Co. For Sale or Trade GAIL Borden milk in the brown The Beginners 1958 GE & TF-- Department of LaDuke was arrested Friday Mrs. Carl Harrington and her demonstrator washer carton has all the daily require- Hart Camp Mmu In IJttlefleld . dryer. Bargain. Bill Elec- 20 Baptist Church and night by County Deputy Dan daughter, Mrs. Weldon Wells cnlritltfl 1 Smith unit modern motel and and u trallor ments of Iron and Vitamins guests tii-un- . . . 11-9- farm near Brownf'eld. their were trick or Blanchard,- - who son, Dell were f tric. court. Trade for a good farm or added. treat stopped tho In Chillicothe over 110 acres beautiful cotton, rest Pick up some today at ing Fiiday night. They were ac- Springlake the rhio reader. good home & difference. man on a dirt road a weekend attending the cele- ..s1 In maize. Two 6" wells. See cash your grocery or market or call companied by Mrs. Roy mile lady . . . 7 days' 314-- Hendrick north of Littlefield. Blan- bration of Mrs. Harrington's mo- Good year around business. Bozo at 335. o n.m. this farm now. $135 an acre. In- and Mrs. Junior Muller. chard said LaDuke threw a ther's nineth birthday. m Min TF--H pint gifted W-- quire at 60-- E. 14th. TF-- T Children going were Donald of whiskey out of his car. See this Oil Ive'' EQUITY in grocery and Steve Parkey, Mike and Greg A tea nHulso VOU We m VELL located ind landscape 4 market and Wanted honoring Mrs. M. J. aaW Burleson, Mike Thompson, Brock was and business x paved station. Riley Thacker. Rt. 1, Jerrry held from two to five y room and bath house on Spur, Hendrlck, Jan Kimbell, m She will help street. Completely furnished, Texas. Phone CR WANT to do ironing In my Debra her home. All five of her chil- t home. Oliver, Debbie Howell, Kathy Messer Bros. dren were innermost seen Cure rcpa-e- d Mrs. Frank Royal, 801 there and many newly and docorated. Tronson Langford and guests other Why walk In dW 274-- Donna and Pattl called during after-noo-n Bearing fruit Located at Rd. Phone TF-- R Construction the I Wll WW tree. Muller. Co. to bring gifts ItTn.lnm ick 107 E. 14th. Call 168 or see F. L. and wish her to happfl Goina Fishing? LADY companion and helper for well. the light Newton. TF-- !l ffnrlnm I .nOlia ,1 Mrs, Lula B. Whitford. Write A Halloween party for the pri- A large birthday cake and Why P m 422 mary Watches NICE house 3 blocks. Box or Phone 4202, Earth, and junior departments punch were served to the caUers. many... nJ night Donations accepiw off Phelps Ave. Close to church, Texas. was held Friday at the IOC1 ES colse hospital, close to post church Fellowship Hall which was VANDALISM REPORTED am Leona . - to WASHING, A . Courts,' Wall-to-wa- ironing, sewing, house Colorado nvniw office. Venetian blinds. ll decorated for the occasion with man, Joe Roberts, ! Prompt Service carpet. Tub bath. On pave- work. 510 W. 3rd St. 11-1- 6 balloons crepe paper, black cats Doier and Scrapor Work reported to city police Sunday Street (Across Expert Repairs ment. $1725.00. See Sherman Mc-Ca- ry Gut ACCIDENT INSUIIANGK and witches. Gas, Water and Sower Main that Bomeone threw rocks Washaterla). 11-- TO Free Inspection call 215-- 6 COVER WHILE YOU'RE Refreshments of punch and Installation u0,UB,h a window of his OPENOA.M.J'N?11' M or Help Wanted while car All Work AWAY FROMUOMI2 cookies weie served. Suzanne Wench Trucks It was parked at the DADA Fc-- Santa Guurunteed 1956 deep freeze. 18 cu. foot up- or one day or longer, up to 6 FEE correspondent to make In- Martin, Shirley Leonard, Jerolyn Moldboard Deopbreaklng depot lot. HHjHRH right. 1021 Duncan Ave. 11-1- 6 months. Continuous protection surance and credit Investiga- Tlmmlns and their counselor Portablo Welding tuywhero on land, set or In Road Boring' LOVELY home Is Duggan Annex, tions in Littlefield In spare Mrs. Edwin Oliver were In charge the air. Bates are low $L0f time. No selling Involved, no of the event. They were Jack Hummer 6V4 rooms, wall to wall carpet and up. assisted ing like new, floor furnace, age limit, however car is neces- by Mrs. Homer Worley, Mrs. BONDED and INSURED HOUSE c-- OPEN sary. Write Box 72A o Lfd. central air conditioning, garage Mangum-Hilbu- n D. R. Leonard and Mrs. Elma CALL US FOB ESTIMATES Press. 11-9-- H Burleson. Guests and party goers Tho Heart with servant quarters with That Never Breaks Included Robert and Danny Sag-cse-r, Day Phono 851 EVERY DAY Tho Guaranteed bath, redwood backyard fence, Unbreakable Agency Ellen Kimbell, Gary Par-ke-y, V Mainspring Available For beautiful shrubs, FHA built. Miscellaneous Night Phonos: li to sell. See Stlwell Rus- Brenda Leonard, Sharon Most A'atches Priced 480 XTT Drive Phone Rl Larry Meaner B3D-- H0M 218 TF-- R PUPS to give away. 700 E. 15th. Hendrlck, Karen and Ronnie BRAND sell. E. 9th. LlttleflflUL Taxm Waymon Mossor 1090-- NEW FHA Street. 11--6 Howell, Steve and Lawana Burle- - i Gene Pratt home, on pavement. $500.00 down. Balance l'ke rent. $500 DOWN Peyton Reese c-- o Reese Drug. to $600 TF-- Watch Repair INSURANCE IN STAGGS DRUG and bath home In Am- Williams Well Service CRESCENT PARK ADDlTP "Wo Give Gunn Bro. Stamps" herst. See Buster Molder or phone 86 In LlttWIeld. TF In J. O. Garllngton Building on Clovls Highway Just Finished j 3 bedroom nnd bath, nttocticd yJ iiuiK.inH, central heating, rubber cabinet Sales and Service of U. S. Pumps and Rcda R. (BILLY) HALL Submergibles. linNS - PEAlKTMr RV.V. nnifwOEi v svimv -- , .wr..Ta AT 1171 J. EAST tho paw Turn Key-Jo- b of Well Servicing and 18th. (West side of ATTOSNET-AT-LA-W Drilling. 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WE'VE BROKEN THE PRICE BARRIER ON NEW TIRES. NOW, ARE SELLING THE WELL KNOWN DAYTON TIRES . . . . S BUYING THEM BY THE TRI CK LOAD AND YOUU Sil MONEY, BECAUSE WE WANT TO MOVE THEM OUT. WE GOT BIG DAYS GOOD BUY AND WE'RE PASSING THE SAVINGS ON TO YOUI . old D.nls out there helping now Ycsslr! you're seeing right that's actually Art unload those WE HAVE THE SIZEll Dayton tires. DAYTON TIRE IS FULLY GUARANTEED! SALE ENDS SATURDAY NEED .... SO HURRY! NOVEMBER 15 Guaranteed Wheel Balancing 00 PER WHEEL, INCLUDING ALL WEIGHTS

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TIRE SI - ART ''f?!- TO DAVIS Tom- Wo aro happy to nuuounee that my Adklns Is our area salesman and partner. Ho Is well known In Little-fiel- d p& and .surrounding area and we DAYTON PASSENGER think you'll enjoy doing husluess with lilin. MUD & SSOW TIRES The Flyer Rayon Type eswf 710 X 15 Nylon Tubeless i TUBE TYPE $ 9 BIG DAYS OUUArf VlfBO BLACKWALL 1000 BLACK WALL 74S $! TUBE TYPE ALL PRICKS PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRE 670X15 BLACKWALL 1Q95 MlUlULUJLffiJHf v j $ l .himwiii "ST 1 A f IP TUBE TYPE IWA IS BLACKWALL 1250 ;750 X 1 4 Rayosi T&ebeSess -- ftf. ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRE zsm BLACKWALL G3328? i - :mpnmvmcii" M Dayton's Nylon 24 Month ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRE 'M isaasim sr.J Guaranteed Tires Vl n i ; 1 1 i r HIE TnOROBRED 'JLiJ HI TUBE TYPE-BLACKW- ALL 650X16 4 Ply Tube Type G70 X 15 1885 ALL PRICKS PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRK BLACK WALL 50 tSHMmxm ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRE Dayton's Nylon Tubeless mmmmt (24 Month Guaranteed Tires !600X 16 6 Ply Twbe Type J THE PREMIUM TIRE s i BACK WALL BLACK WALL so -Hi 750 X 14 2225 TRUCKLOAD SPECIAL ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRE ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRE

Ed Trimmer look 750x20-825x2- 0- over tlio MnrkH and stacks of looks forj NEW DAYTON TRUCK TIRES! 1000x22 " W" w or i futurJIcona-lau"''- ' r,7vb"l tiro "lira thoSr

GOOD SELECTION Quality Retrefll TRAILER dakv'isT!RE SERVICE EVERY TIN TIRES GuarffnJeJ EAST 7th AT LUBBOCK HIGHWAY PHONE 1375 Fully