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OBfel eiLllllliV .eiiLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLiLLLLLLLLLLLiLLiliiiLLLLLLLLLLLllllV i SH PPPPPPPFL blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal nB'' .? iBMflPVlkk ill "Ht Jir " i r ' bi; . feit i ' '.rduBB M 'Wj J JnWA ' ?s ' 'iiffiiiiifi HB&kK YOUNG ROYALTY These two descendants of Haskell County reigned as first grade Duke and Duchess last week during a Spring Carnival at Golind Elementary School in Odessa. They arc Debbie Patty 6. and Jeff Lindsey Ashley 7, the children of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Patty and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Ashley, all of Odessa. Debbie Is the granddaughter of the late Judge John Ivy and Mrs. Ivy of Haskell, and of Mrs. Frank Patty in the Ploimiew community. Jeff is the grandson of Mrs. Claude Ashley of Haskell. Many Bargains Offered For Dollar Day Next Tuesday, May IS, Is "Dollar Day" in Haskell and morchants are again offering many, many outstanding bargains. The big, monthly Dollar Day section, around 9,000 of them), is being mailed out this weekend, and will be distributed door-to-do- or in Haskell and Stamford, Saturday. Watch for your May Dollar Day circular, ch:k it over and you will find you can save on many items you need If you are looking for graduation gifts or good spring nnd summer merchandise at prices to fit your pocketbook . . . ANNOrXCK HIltTII Mr. and Mrs. Jnmw M Norman, of Houston, announce the birth of a daughter, Karl Mlch-cl- l, April 13, in the Baptist Memorial Hospital, Houston. She weighed 3 lbs., 12 oz. MIchell has a brother, Mlchent James, nge 2 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Marion Josselet, Brown-fiel- d; Mr and Mrs. Mclvin Norman. Haskell: Mr. and Mrs. C. G Burson. Haskell, and Mr and Jtn. M W. Johnson, of El Paso, Texas Michell was born on the birthday of her great-grandfath- er, C, G Burson then you had better saddle up Cme early . stay late... old Paint, and head for Haskell, you can save a pocketfull of Tuesday, May 18. money by shopping in Haskell! 7ie(coto& To the Jaycee Rice Springs RODEO -- HASKELL 13-11-- 15 May We hope you will enjoy this annual event, and cordially invite you to vifit with usl THE DAIRY CREAM Mrs. Jimmie Campbell South Avenue E Phone 864-207- 6 WIN AN 0LDSM0BILE 4-4- -2 Four 4-4- -2 grand prizes ! Plus 442 transistor radios ! You don't have to play golf to win. Visit your Olds Dealer or participating golf professional . . . get your"Golf-0-Ramaentr- y form I Thu pnx ol(r nd midnioht Jun 5, 1986 and It feMrlcttd to lcntd drivers. 18 or oldtTlhii oUr ti vad out tiJ of th U SA and in Wficonun and Florida, and i$ ub,ct 13 all ftdrl. Data or local raoulatlon nidanti cl Naw Jarwy, Dataware. Kamaa and Nebraska may requeM entry form by writing Box 4420, Detroit 26. Michigan. MMMMMHMBMeHeiSMRn5HeaaRBBpv'air jaMaaaaabaaHbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaSeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 4'4-- Z ...HotfJtw NumStr from 01Jit TIIIIC 1121 '! vwwrtv. yniinw iiiu mT II W.'.MBwmButmf't mMminmir!w!'wBlKwlKm Kpw THE HASKELL FREE PRESS. HASKELL, TEXA3 bwiutlfully cofllumotl filling Pikes Peak Range Kiders to Appear ?:rrTKTT7 nili nn .v. Waggoner's 20th Annual Santa At banta Kosa Koundup, Vernon Tho Pikes Pcnk Ranee Rid ers o( Colorado Springs, Colo., will be featured as honor guest riding club nt the Snntn Rosa Roundup Rodeo Friday and Saturday, May 28, 29. This Colorful and efficient riding group, accompanied by their families, is making the trip In appreciation to the Vcrnoii Santa Rosa Palomino Club for their outstanding performances nt the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo In Colorado Springs, Colorado in 1957, 1960 and 1061. The Pikes Peak Range Riders makes an annual trek the famous mountain preceding the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo, and has performed at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, the Skl-- Hl Stampede at Monte Vista, Colo., the Colorado State Fair, and other major western shows nnd events. The group is headed by Mr Ralph Watson ns president, and will set the pivots for the Grand Entry each night at the im nwv vegs Rosa Roundup to be held In Santa Rosa Roundup. Many other outstanding nnd Vernon. Texas, May 29 May 20 through nt? 306 No. 1st St. 'irrv. wm T vi tvsSs WELCOME to the Jnyccc Rice Springs RODEO May 13-14-- 15 HASKELL Cahill & Duncan Agency Phone 864-264- 6 FOR 303 can I --- b DESSERT TOPPING . can 49c PHONE 864,2929 --- WE DELIVER , Sale Lots of Tires Priced to Sell Buy on your Gulf courtesy card Kul m. uiuiimo m imy wun no do payment or carrying charges. We balance tires on the car Hunter tune-u- p balancer. 115 N. Ave. E Haskell Pho. IESSM0N FOREMOST CHOCOLATE quart 2 fa 49c FOREMOST BUTTER MILK half gallon 35c UPTON'S TEA ." lb. box 39c LIPTOM'S INSTANT TEA DEL MONTE CATSUP Hoz.bottle DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL DEL MONTE CORN Golden Cream Style DEL MONTE PEACHES No. 2 can HOWARD'S Hi and GULF 3 oz. jar 69c 5 fa 5 for for for 89c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 46 oz. can 3 for $1.00 DEL MONTE CUT GREEN BEANS 303 can for METRECAL 8 oz. can 23c SWEET MILK Borden's, Gandy's or Foremost . . half 39c BREAD ALL LONG $1J0 Allflavors ....! gallon LOAF BANANA'SOUASH 9"c I k. CANTALOUPE lb. 10c TOMATOES RIPENED . . . POTATOES CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE MEATS Tire GOOD $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Pound 23c Pound , THIS COUPON WORTH 10c ON YOUR I ' V 49c ,1 ' All Mcnt 12 01. pkg. 35c NEXT PURCHASE OF 6 - BOTTLE FRANKS 12 OZ. pkg. 3 for $! I CARTON 7?1?n ni nnnnnn M Mendolnko Good for May 13, 14, 15 Only. PlusDop. I all with 864 m 10c ! MARGARINE 2 lbs. 49 Lucky Whip GHOLSON GROCERY vi MILK j -- . thursdayMay 5 3 4 n '
(DAVlMAVJIVlWi THE HASKELL FREE PRE33. HASKELL. TEXAS PAGE FIVI North Central Texas Angus Association spring- - ANGUS SALE MONDAY, MAY 17 Benton Angus Farm Nocona, Texas 100 FEMALES 15 BULLS BEGINS 12:30 P. M. Lunch Available KAY SIMS Auctioneer Clyde Whiteside, Snle Chairman (&M i i.isf'srj'-rwi'wi?- ' U yv jnr". ?; & fetflW&ihl vrwywTP'iii mm&i H.I&VW i foil .! WW .V''" ? f ' ,S ''" .jr. m4jMZ l'fc'i Tt Ml ...Jig.' i IV .Ij-rT'.- d I1V JTW " M.X"1 , Kan ci mr .i ,. ' .5 7 y j zjCa&iZZ1---' " .. .a WELCOME VISITORS To Haskell the Jaycee RICE SPRINGS RODEO MAY 13-14-- 15 FRAZIER'S APPLIANCES Avenue Phone 864-275- 3 E 6 Haskell, Texas 3fc and TUf'lt s Spray new Caparol after cotton is 6 inches high to control weeds. Control most annual b'roa'dleaf weeds and grasses In cotton with "ew Caparol herbicide. Simply PPly as a directed spray to the wse of your cotton when It Is six Inches or higher. tou II get good knockdown of weeds and grasses that are less 5 two Inches high... plus some g" action through the roots of "germinating weeds. me cost of this treatment, when "parol Is appd jn a 10 Inch "H can be as little as 85 cents gr cre. Compare this with the tai hand Cfe U WU,d C0St y0U fr iu!r ,n ,n lne season, you can 10 '2 mkI make a layby appjlcatlon r WtHP oSf News PAINT CREEK from Weinert . . . . . . ny Mn. O. W. Vaughn (Subitl tutlng for Mm. Mildred Qntm) COMMU N ITY N EWS of new Caparol to control weeds until the cotton Is high enough to. shade them out With new caparoi, you iiv reason worry about res- no to soil idue carryover to harm next year's RAsk your supplier for newj GKPAROL Is a trademark of thV GelgyChcmlcal Corporation brand promewyne Division Agricultural for lu of herblc de. Chemicals, of Cclgy Chemical CocJ Son. Ardsley, New .York, white arranger. Mrs. Bill King served pink frosted punch and cookies. Plate favors were tiny plastic dolls. Fifty guests called. Hostess gift was an Infant scat and robe for the honorce. Others serving as hostesses were Mrs. J. W. Earp. Mrs. Jlmmic Jenkins, Mr. R. J. Rainev, Mrs. D. L. Moody, Mrs. V. C. Derr. Mrs. Clyde Mnyfleld and Mrs. R. W. Rayncs. Over 10 million yeast cells are found on ench ripe grape at Ujc time of harvest. BRIDES-TO-B- E, order your genuine engraved invitations, announcements, thank-yo- u cards and nnpklns from the Haskell Free Press. 16tfp GO H5 ik or a GARDEN TRACTOR 7 10 horsepower In- ternational Cub Cadet riding-tracto- r. This Is a direct drive tractor with quick change attachments for nlfl your lawn and garden Jobs. Simple and economical to operate built to taut because of conventional clutch, differential Jut like the regular tractor. Why not trade in your present 1, 2 or 3 units for one that will do all jobs better? Low Monthly Payment Plan Available RICHARDSON Truck & Tractor Ph. 84-347- 4 - Haskell .,. miic , "-Bv- -B-jia && aUag ag!SlsWlss1sMEfcMSP2a i i niiiMMMji iirwirrhi i n r ! Can 29c Light Crust FLOUR 25 lbs. $1.69 r .JfiaaayrMFtiP-- - V or HOMO. MILK BREAD large loaves 19c CREAM 69c STYLE or AQUA-NE- T 69c 59c JAM or . . $1.00 Libby's 29 oz. can --1I0C NORTH AVENUE rffiSKkf?:: v, ,v& iiiMTiirn :... aj' imKi iimmam&tjtBP. Tj'MoiaF.tyt"wijf: '.:.. M&i WELCOME a bahv XZ &aV.ls WftB &Vcn Ur.8' J Lilct, R. L. Ed- - The weather this week 1b a-- T. N. Gillespie and Mr. and 3 to 5 t). tn. 41m h.. ,rom waras ana jvitb. m uousuu are wui penaci iora potenual cot-- Mm. Sam Oobb of Haskell. Sfi ,?ydc Miylcld. attending ton Mm. Erected guest. .irs. Eddie Sanders rcgist- - trees ercd guests. spent by J. rile refreshment Inid tnble was with blue cotton lace 15rl' V nn .' jftat TSaffc" ?ra" is green again. Paint ovcrskirt. lM iurncd. MTith n go"!?" Creek is green S.. . or a few days visit while Mrs. nn In a straw hoi, iSIS ir-- -' Tcaff major surgery. Coll station ... ,!, mother home with the Intermediate "g. A. JjWaass tor the Parent's Day acllv-- th?mJ1?or chool sssx&'ffiisK JSXSS!: !ro?MP.unch Hmmlo: mother.Mrs.Tom attended church ran for Texas Tech, at th?Paint fZLT klcsWcrc scrvcd- - Kacn. MrT aVS "&& W HM"1 ForeBtburg Home coming reunion of Banders, mcsqulte weekend parents. Jerry Terry, dclcafcd Mlckler. weekend Lubbock uu w L ? Centcrnlcce beautiful. arramrimnn undergoes i,A brought i dostas; " ," lil VBUll MnH TUT hi r.Hf HjTv.. mm iir in nu.i.1. n.. 1 ln and arid l0r, day with' Iy's piS --.... mwrre,t'ny diapers Mrs. D. H. Stewart and Sue ft,Ju.,tU ,.& MR. RayOveVton babv Sr. Ray mints. others assisting Mrs. May-fie- ld as hostess were Mrs. C. J. Williamson, Mrs. J. W. Lllcs, Mrs.O.W. Vaughn, Mrs. J. Muyflcld, Sanders. Prnnk Oman, Stewart Guess. HostL.88 nursery Smith Gorce Brockett weekend AmarlUo Brockett. family. Raynes mother. Abilene getting nicely. Friday Rayncs daughter, Bowers, underwent surgery Hendricks Hospital. Vaughn Angelo weeks Vaughn's brother family, Vnughns. Turnbow spent Mother's daughter family, Anthony Bird, Stephens, Lnrry Travis, Lubbock, spent Mother's DEKALB is Proud to Announce the Appointment of United Industries Co, "Equal Opportunity Employer" A.' the thai and this week Mr. and Mrs. A. old that were the with her and the the hall, have Mr. and Mrs. Jess In with Mr. and Th cnd her ? Mrs. W. A. Mrs. Mrs. N. M. and Mrs. W. B. gift was Mr. and Mra. Jeff of and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. spent Inst in visiting G. C. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Pete nnd his Mm. M. I.. far. went of Inst wook to bo wUh Mrs. Mrs. J. B. who in Mr. and Mrs. 0. K. arp in Snn for a visit with Mr. and Uie O. O. Mr. nnd Mrs. Buck Day with their and Mr. and Mrs. Abilene. Mr. and Mrs. nnd Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mc- - W nMA IYaaV XTAfhrullMi Mn and Ann. :.ZZb".. "T t ",'" "cw Jr. taught the adult Sundav Visitors in the home of Mr. f "m hnmo " is ""cwwe,wero School class, and Mrs. R. E. Hutchcnson Ina r a Junior in Mothers Stt&i and a North Texas State University, Mr. Mrs. Boyd Lynn Meers Doc rfCll S1' sPcni c weekend at home and children; and Mrs. ??" otnP?ihl '3"JLcdJ3!"' (Continued on Page 8) Lester Hutchcnson, chll- - w.lH,W0C,tk.1S!l.m' drnn: Mr. nnd Mrs. Hut-- V.: "'"" v ... - - -- -- "". '"'" oui aukc uiU, Earl Hutchcnson, Mlcklc and Phylise; and MrB. Olcta Fitzgerald Cora Jan. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Raynes VTil-A- ,. frc I. Rnvnnn vlclfncl H wbT. Mrs. M. L. Rayncs daughter In Abilene, Mrs. J. B. Bowcra of Stamford. She is In Hend " " " Memorial Hospital, Room yn to on 667, is along Haskell Rebekah Lolgc No 43 will have meeting May n, 1965. AH members are urged to be there. The following guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Raynes this weekend to celebrate Mother's Day: their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. George Muntzert, Mrs. Ivy Stephens of Fort Worth; sons, nnd Mrs. R. W. Rayncs and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Rayncs of Mun-da- y. There were 12 grandchildren. Mr. and Mre. Frankle tharp. nS,Mr W. To Haskell fanner. The ralim started Sunday have been won- - Mr. and Mrs. Phil Williams Jaycee tlorflU tar 4hn TnnH Out. nnd children TjlMvwlr ennnt W. Rice out ...!.... r swine new uuie leaves, ana -- . . ,, , , .... uu irui, viui Aurnson RODEO! and children went to Mineral Overtona were in Wells over the weekend and tt r c". his Thursday, Friday qnd MAY l KPrVlPft. co.tton for son Bittncr, Day weekend were rrln, and with Mr. and Jorrv I was rcallv nroud of Hnskell having two boys compete in a college conference meet. and I wish you could havo soon throw shot nml M. T ncc-- ords, and made new records that I'll bet won't be broken for years, unless he breaks them himself. ricks Coach and James Ross Mlckler entcrtaJ-e- d all the high school boys a and Uieir fathers with an outing on Coody Ranch Friday night and Saturday. They fried chicken in a wash pot and had a visiting chicken supper Friday night. Then they camped out Friday night and Saturday. Someone said there were about 50 there. Mr. and Mrs. Dan McRne and their Mr. Linda attended the Baccalaureate service at the Baptist Church Sunday evening. Linda was a member of this senior class when she attended Paint Creek School. The McRae's also S Mrs. Tooree vIsltctl w,th Dan"y ". L" underwent Shawvcr, .and Mrs. Bobby da surgery Mr at Bavlor Raynes. Mr. Fclton Raynes, hospital during the time Danny was Mrs. Roycc Stephens, Mrs. a patient there. Mary Lou Hoppe. Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lee Mcd-fo- rd Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. and Wayne, Earl and Mr. Pat Tnnner. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Morrison and daughter, Jo, at- Earl Hutchinson, Dorothy and tended the State finals in high Dclorcs Rayncs, and 10 great school track at Austin over the grandchildren, Carl, Shnrla, weekend. Thern Lee, Whitney. Michelle, The community extends its Wade Mlckcll Mickic, Phylise sympathy to Mrs. Leo McKcc-v- er and her family in the loss of nnd Teresa. Mrs. McKcevcr's mother. Visiting Mrs. in the Air, Trfnofi Tul1 Ncwcomb. Mrs. nnd Mrs. A. D, for Newcomb's ! M . , ., . .......u Mother's Day and weekend are : oci utM wurv; jiiriU jn Mr. and Mrs. Sonnie Bennett; the Baptist Church in Stamford Monday, Bcibc Bennett, and Mr. and and she was buried In the Rockdale cemetery. Mrs. Budge McGulre. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gillespie and Baby Shower Pamela from Pecos, and Mrs. Lowell McGulre was Greg Gillespie from Odessa spent given a baby shower Saturday Mother's Day weekend with their parents, in the home of Mrs. Buck Mr. Turn-bo- w, and Mrs. from 2 to 4 p. m. Mrs. L. J. Adams registered Lipton's gucats. The refreshment table was laid with pink saUn and white TEA nylon oversklrt. Centerpiece waa an arrangement of floating Del Monte pink roses in a three tiered TUNA 13-14-- J5 BARFIELD AGENCY INSURANCE - LOANS - REAL ESTATE GUARANTY Phone 864-332- 2 Haskell, RIDE WELCOME TO THE RICE SPRINGS RODEO 13-14-- 15 Sponsored by Haskell Jaycees Where You A Real-Packe- and the Springs Saturday THE ABSTRACT CO. Texas 'EM COWBOY! MAY Will See d Western Show! .While in Town Enjoying the Rodeo . . . You Are Invited to Make Our Store Your Headquarters. Free Coffee and Hot Chocolate M&F PHARMACY DON MUENZLER, Pharmacist Del Monte 303 Can lb. box 39c FRUIT COCKTAIL 19c Del Monte Del Monte Del Monte SPINACH 303 Can 15c 2o 303 19c Donald Frozen ORANGE JUICE Duck 6 oz. can 19c 5 lb. MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI El CORN FLOUR 18 oz. 300 American Beauty Foremost, Borden's, Candy's Gallon Carton Mrs. Baird's MeadV. ICE Gandy's Gallon Carton Can Seven 49c Light Gold No. Can 25c Pineapple-G'Frui- t, 25c box 49c Can Food Strawberry Tumbler 39c EI -- 4 Pork Pound Pacific PEACHES DRINK lb. 39c Crust Smoked SAUSAGE 39c lb. PRESERVES Food GRAPE JELLY 18oz. tumbler Chops STEAK Ranch Style BEANS Cans 2 lor 27c Renfro Gro.& Mkt. All CATSUP 14 oz. ORANGE DRINK gal. jug 29c 2 for Meat BOLOGNA 39c lb. 12 oz. for 19c Handi bottle Sunshine Box 39c Vanilla Wafers 35' Nehi, 12 oz. cans SODA POP 6 cans 49c Wright's BACON 2 lb. pkg. 98c STORE HOURS: <strong>Open</strong> 7 Days A Week Monday threvgh Saturday 7M m, WMtR tt30 p. as Sundays i S a. m. 'til St 4ft p. aa -- ato u 2 ) rt fl i 'm X Si ii
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