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a t: mi m ft r Kil 4 ro -- ? PAGE TWO The Haskell Free Press Established January 1, 1886 Published every Thursday Entered as second-cla- ss matter at the postofflce at Texas, under the act of March 3, 1870. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Any erroneous reflection upon the character, reputation or standing of any firm, Individual or corporation will be gladly corrected upon called to the attention of the publishers. being Haskell County History 29 Yars Aco March 8, 1934 Only a few names have been entered as candidates for city offices to be voted on in April, ac- cording to records in the office of city secretary Ruftis Banks. The names of Leo Southern and A. F. Thurman have been field for Jffayor, Henry Atkcison, F. L. Peavy and J. T. Ellis for Alder- - VACUUM cleaners FOR KENT fcy O- -i m Swivel Top CImimt --ft aba that bring you fomau pbMk-faty- " cleaning. Do th whoU jfcmi la iffy. Rtnlali lnlU atfMC ad all allachmtntt for lofc. Only $1.00 Per Day Hattox Hardware & Furniture Jetty V. Clare, Owner sad Publisher Alonzo Pate, Editor Haskell, NEED A PLUMBER? Prompt Smallest pair Job to Complete Installations. PHONE 86 Brazelton Lumber Company Plumbing Service from the Re- We are as close as your Telephone. Phone Us Your Orders. We deliver Any to Part of the City. Phone 79. Wilson's Pure THE HASKELL FREE PRESS LARD 31b. carton Tal1 Can 71 SARDINES Hunt's TOMATO SAUCE can 9 Frozen 10 Oz. Pkg. BRUSSEL SPROUTS 35c Frozen, Ford Hook LIMA BEANS Frozen Ocean PERCH FISH 10 Oz. Pkg. 34c 1 Lb. Pkg. 42c (onS. business. Hasscn returned Tuesday Oklnhomu, vhern lie spent spvnr.nl Hnvs visltlni? the Hnsson stores In several cities in that state. Tho highway boautlficatlou committee, of which Mrs. J. U. Fields is chairman, reports that 2,500 shrubs have been planted on Highways 18, 30 and 10 in Haskell County. Eleven Haskell County Future Farmers will leave Friday for Fort Worth to attend the Fat Stock Show. H. K. Henry, local vocational teacher and FFA advisor will accompany the boys. Those planning to mak0 the trip are Albert Barnett, Robert Barnctt, Fred Gilliam, H. J. Hamblcton, Louis Hamilton, Jmacs Roy Akins, Harvey Simmons, George William Fouts, Edwin Bledsoe, Lin-d- el Anderson and Moreland Glass. 50 Years Ago March 5, 1904 Lee Hull has sold his interest in the Daylight Restaurant here Prell CORN 'and will go to Fort Worth. ' Jonas Carlisle of Dickens County is hero otl n visit to the family of his son, W. A. Carlisle. Several of our citizens have been i In the tolls of lagrippc this week. They say it Is not a pleasant experience. . - I ir. .... .1 ,- 1- A tf r- ,.wi, ill Hi mis, t m. uuy wuiu presented with a fine baby boy on Tuesday, March 1st. It is said that when Mr. Day came to his office the next day there was such a broad smile on his face he had to turn sideways to enter his office door. Henry Johnson was badly hurt Saturday afternoon when his horse fell with him while ho was trying to head and catch a runaway horse. Hollis Fields is now assistant postmaster In the Haskell W. W. Powell and wife of Cliff J were in town Saturday trading with Haskell merchants. T. A. Clendcnncn of the southwest part of thc county, was here Monday and reported everyone 30 Years Aso March 7, 1924 New candidate announcing for Sheriff this week is J. C. Turn-bo- w, farmer of of the Center Point community who came to Haskell busy In his section. County seven years ago from Miss Virginia Claxton of Gatcs-vill- e, man, while Banks, M. D. Crow Tennessee. a niece of Mrs. L. C. O'Bry-a- n, and Cecil Bradley have been listed Tax Collector J. W. Melton of arrived here Sunday on a for city secretary. Knox County reports that 3454 visit, nnd will remain here some A rabbit dirv0 will be held in poll tax receipts were issued In time for the benefit of her health. the Roberts community March 15, his county prior to Feb. 1. This J. S. Collier of Aspermont was and all hunters are invited to en- Is the largest number of qualified ,hcrc Monday visiting tho family joy the day's sport. Rabbits are voters in tho history of the coun- or his daughter, Mrs. w. G. Wil- said to be plentiful in that section ty, ho said. liams. and farmers consider them a defi- Watt Fitzgerald left Thursday A strong wind blew in from the nite menace to crops. for Lubbock where he will spend north Wednesday and continued The Jenkins triplets, Pauline, several days on business. for a while with considerable Irene, and Florcnc, daughters of T. B. Wood of College Station, force, tumbling loose things Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins of this district farm 'agent with the Ex- around but doing no appreciable city, have received a letter and tension Service, spent several damage. The wind was charged photograph from President Roose- days here this week with County heavily with dust and sand. velt in return for their own photo- Agent W. P. Trice. W. J. Sowell returned Sunday graph and a letter. The President M. E. Park of the Myers section night from Gorman, where ho had expressed great pleasure in hear- was in town Saturday. He tells us been called to thc bedside and ing from them. The three girls are he has the largest duck pond In funeral of his brother, H. C Sow- pupils in the 6th grade in Haskell the country. Last summer he ell of that place. South Ward school. built a large tank and the fall George Darnell, well - known rains filled it to the brim. CARD OF THANKS Haskell farmer, was carried to A box supper was held at the IWe wish to express our grati- the Stamford Sanitarium Thurs- Cottonwood school house last tude for the kindness, expressions day for an emergency operation Saturday night, in which $110.50 of sympathy and floral offerings after being stricken with an acute was received from the sale of 39 at the death of our beloved hus- attack of appendicitis. boxes. Hayden McDonald and F. band and father, Martin Arend. Frank Baldwln of Houston was Nicholson were the auctioneers, We esneciallv thank Rev. Charllo a business visitor in Haskell the and the boys proved to be real Sargent, Rev. J. Edge for their , first of the week. money-getter- s. The proceeds will comiorung words ana Holden Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders have be used to buy an organ for tho Funeral Home for their wonder- - returned from Fort Worth and church at Cottonwood. Austin, where Mr. Sanders went Mr. and Mrs. J. "W. Drisklll of the Cook Springs community west of Rule werP shopping in Haskell Saturday. Mr. Driskill has recently returned from a trip to Illinois and Iowa and reports experiencing some real cold weather while in Iowav Several cases of mumps and measles are reported in the Pleasant Valley community, and precautions are being taken to prevent an epidemic getting started. Mrs. R. E. Sherrill has returned from Graham, where she attended the funeral of a niece. ' nil service and the friends and neighbors who so generously brought gifts of food. Our sincere prayer is may God bless each and everyone. Mrs. Martin Arend and children. 9p PARENTS OF DAUGHTER A daughter, Debra Nell was born to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Miller March 1 nt 12:30. Grand parents of the new arrival arc Air. and Mrs O. P. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Miller. 1 RETURNS FROM DENTON Mrs. R. V. Robertson of this city has returned home after vising several months with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Decker in Denton. PEANUT BUTTER can 19c Imperial Cane 12 Oz. Glass PAPER TOWELS roU 2 57c tubes 79, County Kist Whole Kernel CORN a..... i With purchase of $10.00 worth of groceries 32c 19, I I BBBBBBM BBBBBBbV BBBBBBB OBBBBBBBBBBbT BBBBBBH BBBBBBBBBBBV .T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.Ta BBBBB1 March 14-2- 1 First Christian Church Every Night Saturday 7:30 Hear Christ Preache Faithfulness - Forcefulness-Fearlesr- u By Cecil Todd, Evangelist One of America's Welch's Greatest Winners Texsun GRAPEFRUIT Soul Large Bottle HLv V V ML m Oz. Can 3iPHi.aaaaaat iIHhMIIIIA 'aaaaaaaaaaWaKaaaaaaaak BBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVaPaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK BBBKaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV'' ' BARRY MINISTER GHOLSON GROCER FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY March 5th, & 8fl POP bfxTw SHAMPOO Including GRAPE JUICE 38c lbs H B HLHA 12 JUICE JOHN No. 2 Can 13c 14 With 6th White Swan 2 Lb. Box VELVEETA CHEESE AU All wyj". Texas, Thursday. Robert T. Song Evangd PEACHES Large Can Meat FRANKS Package Meat HaBkell, ROIOftNTA lb. Uutch Kitchen Brand Slice? 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I, Thursday, March 4, 1964 s6emtau fiWrSt&OmtS uxvWcQcff I w 1954 FRIGIDAIRE Electric Range new Frigidaire Electric Range with big ovens at price you'd a 2 ... a to pay for many single-ove- n models! Each oven is full size and sepa- - controlled. And each oven, as well as cabinet and top, is finished in inc Porcelain to stay new-lookin- g for years. r's the "Buy" of the year with all these features! I, full-width fluorescent lamp Iwidth Storage Drawer -- Master Oven Clock Control ic Time Signal ed Broilers, waist-hig- h interior ovon light i, surface unit signal lights lerature control for both ovons :, i'l All Green HAGUS ite Frozen, Cut lAustex Sour or Dill Cm Head Powdered or Brown Freeh, Green, Shelled ir 8c Bars 2 Can 2 Fast, sure Radiantube Surface Units Automatic Appliance Outlet All this wonderful value for only 9 344" INSTALLEDI Budget Terms Be Modern Cook Electrically Company No. 1 Can 19c 3 Lb. Can SHORTENING 69c ICCOLI 2Pkgs 25c tails & Spaghetti cans 49c i. LES Quart . 25c UCE each IQc 3 for 25c AR 2 boxes 23c tye Peas 2 No. 2 cans 29c Whole, No. Ml Potatoes 2 cans for 49c DY 7 Bars for 25c - ..... .... , ,. , , Pillsbury or Ballard BISCUITS Kraft's Miracle Whip Supreme or Sunshine Wilson's Certified Skinner or Post Fresh Ground WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT POGUE'S Phone 17 W Dolrre. THE HASKELL FREE PRESS PAGE THREE News From Sagerton 8Y MBS. DELBKRT LB FKVRE Mrs. D. W. Counts prepared two delicious salads using canned meats for the ladies at the meeting of the Sagerton Home Demonstration Club in the home of Mrs. C. E. Stegemoeller Tuesday Feb. 23. The salads were served on the refreshment plates to Mesdames A. C. Knipling, Delbert LeFevre, F. A. and Will Stegemoeller, E. J. Neinast, Glyn Quade, Counts and Mrs. F. W. Stegemoeller, a guest. Their next meeting will be March 9 in the home of Mrs. Will Stegemoeller. Miss Lillian Neinast is a patient at the Stamford Hospital where she underwent surgery last week. She is reported getting along fine. Claude Guinn was a patient at the Stamford Hospital last week, suffering from double pneumonia. The farmers of this community got together and plowed some of his farm, since he will be unable to work for sometime. Dorothy Knipling of Wilson spent last week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Knipling. She accompanied them to Olney Saturday to visit their other daughter Dahlia who teaches in the school there. A group of Luther Leaguers from St. Paul's Lutheran Church and Rev. and Mrs. Rudy Wendell went to Roscoe for a song feast Sunday afternoon. Church services will be held at both Lutheran Churches, St. Paul's Zion next Wednesday evening, Training at Bliss Handle Army's Newest Anti-Aircra- Crews Ft To ft Weapon Fort Bliss, Texas Training of crews to handle the Army's newest anti-aircraft gun, Sky-sweep- er, the is now in full at Fort Bliss. It was at this post, a few months ago, that the Army officially revealed the new weapon whose list of accomplishments rivals the push-butt- on warfare of science fiction fantasies. I The bkysweeper can locate and j track an enemy plane within a 15-m- ile radius of the gun-sit- e, swing day or night, regardless of fog, sleet, snow or rain. Easily maneuverable and almost entirely automatic, the gun can be set up in firing position, with its radar operating, in five minutes. The Skysweeper is a automatic cannon the Army's largest caliber automatic anti-aircraft artillery weapon and the first weapon to have radar, computer, and gun all on one carriage. Designed to spot and track with radar and aim and fire automati- flying cally at any enemy aircraft high speeds at lew and medium altitudes the Skysweeper can also ?M$swu 3 cans 33c 1 Lb. Pint SALAD DRESSING 33c Pictsweet, Frozen STRAWBERRIES 2?h- - 49c CRACKERS 2 Lbs. 20c 39c TAMALES 3 cans 59c RAISIN BRAN 2 boxes 29 Hamburger Meat 3 lbs- - $1.00 WEINERS P0""d 37c Pure Pork, Store-Mad- e SAUSAGE pound 45c i " "ii" ' " ii Mm ii 1 0m Kraft's Velveeta CHEESE 2 lb box 89c Ash Wednesday, at 7:30 p. m. There will bo services each Wednesday evening through the Lenten season. Ben Hess has been on the sick list this past week. Leslie Cobb of Midland visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Clark for a short while Sunday. A bridal shower was given in the basement of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Feb. 24 for a recent bride. Mrs. Herbert Kainer. Mrs. J. C. Kainer registered the guests. Hostesses for the affair were Mesdames Bill Bradshaw .T r Kain er, Melvin Thane, B. Kupatt, J. D. iupau, August Angremann, Albert Knipling and Miss Hilda Stremmel. Patricia Kupatt and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Curry and Dale of Midland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Kupatt and Fred last week nd. Mr. and Mrs. M. Y. Benton, Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Quade and sons, Larry and Lyndell, went to Fort Worth and Arlington last week end. The Bentons visited in Fort Worth with Mr. and Mrs. Yater Benton, Jr., and family, and the Quades visited in Arlington with Mrs. Quade's sisters and their families. A new-bor- n infant sleeps about 22 out of each 24 hours. A "key," geographically is a 1A island or a reef. be used effectively against tanks or other moving ground targets. It fires a high explosive shell weighing 2 pounds, at a rate of 45 rounds per minute. The Skysweeper has a normal crew of eight men who are trained to work together as a team and unison with their powerful weapon with the smooth coordination of a fine watch. As each Skysweeper unit, with its batteries of gun crews, complete! training at the post and is sent to a duty stat'in in the na-io- n's defense system, its place is taken on the Fort Bliss ranges by another group of young Americans ready to learn the techniques of the Army's new antiaircraft weapon. JLIiMfeaMfA- - ' - aasflsl TrftH ! ' I MMftuiQISiil OrftwW WlUX C.k. Jrtra cm. Ford's expanded line of over 220 models now includes tandem-axl- e Bio Job, up to 60,000 QCW! limit loads in 48 States! lbs. For big legal- - Two Now Ford Cab Forward Giants, Tool Rated up to 65,000 lbs. GCW, for Bio loads on 36-f- t. legal-limit trailers! Stamford Soldier Returning to U. S, From Germany Kaiserslautern, Germany Army Pfc. Jose P. Mendolla. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mendolla of Stamford is returning to the U. S. after serving with thr 45th Anti-Ai- r- IVSfi I e. V- Find out about new Single Color Styling for every room in' the house. It costs so little! 211 N. 1st St. 86 to delivers more hauling &frm&n-h- p us. Catf CftMMrStai V.S ryv-- s Ford's Driverized fatigue, conserve energy! New plastic seat upholstery is woven "breathes" like cloth year-roun- d comfort. Power Steering for Big Jobs, Power Brakes for Pickups! Fordomatic Drive for all light --duty new Cabs cut longer-wearin- g for most models! (Extra cost.) SALES o All i i i i i, craft Artillery Battalion in Germany. Pfc. Mendolla, who was assigned to Battery C, entered th(. Army in April 1952 and arrivorl in Europe during Octoher of that year He attended Scott's Bluff High School. An alligator may have as many as 40 sets of teeth ir) its lifetime. I ewhes easily PATTER SON -- IfJ.UX SARGENT Tops for Colorful Walls and Phone APPROVED SY MflLfONS fn and see NEW FORD TRUCKS for 54 wh (3) brand-ne- w (DNOWI Low-Frictio- n, High-Compressi- on, Overhead-Valv- e, Deep-Blo- ck engines New Deep Ifedr design for smoother power! Up to 23 more power! Only In FORD Trucks! FORD'S FIRST with the only full line of ultre-moder- n Low-Frictio- n truck engines! short-strok- The e principle of these engines cuts internal friction up power. (2) NEW Cobs, NEW Power New Factory-Bui- lt NEW Power Brakes, Fordomatic Drivel gross up to 48! gj WRyjoj (&D AAO 33, bob) Gome'", KS rjl FORD Dries qutmy bv S E I I I C E IIASKM I VISITOR Tom Baker of Abilene, a former resident here, was a husiruSR visitor in Haskell during the weekend. , Coffee iiil hut picked. beans do lufik ' ikn not grow in i,i Tii., when Use The Tree Press Want Ada Woodwork! Bring exciting new charm to your rooms today with ever-dependab- Satin-Lu- x semi-glos- s. Ecily applied with brush or roller, Satin-Lu- x dries quickly... washes wonderfully. BRAZELTON LUMBER COMPANY Come them! 7WPIE ECOAOW increase Driverized Steering, Only FORD gives yew Important new money-savin-g features in the S areas of truck operation. in all Ford Truck models I Haskell, Texas Ford Truck engines give yon the mightiest concentration of power per cubic inch ever in any line of truck engines! For the power they develop, Ford engines have less cubic inch displacement and small-displacement engines normally leas gas! - OaBBsfsBBBBHaasisSa JOB Wi.-'"l- sjBmasantiB t -- eM --.1 I KUCKS MORI TRUCK FOR TOUR MONfV S5xfCOVOM r i i i If You're interested in on Used Truck Be Sure to fSto Ymv F4 '
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