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13, 1965
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Stntc Certified Lnnkhnrt 67 Dellntcd 20c lb.
State Certified Lnnkhnrt Oil Dellntcd 20c lb.
Select Lankhart 07 PcUntcd 12c lb.
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Dnughter dinner Monday night
Cafe.
Vickl Hurson brought the invocation
nnd Glendii Long the
devotional.
Kncli new officer In turn
stated their duties and took
the ontii of office. The president-elect,
Johnnie Ray Lowe,
led the group In snylng the F1IA
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S'nnil Debby Wiseman led
the MIA prayer song.
Other officers Instnllcd were
Joyce Cook, vice-preside-
Sharon Crouch, secretary; Sally
Carter, treasurer; Thercsn Gnl-vn- n,
rcportor-hlBtorla- ii; Bonnie
Howard, parliamentarian; and
Rita Woodward, pianist.
The Haskell Chapter prcscnt- -
rrsE- - T w Jctcr "nd Mrs.
,' .J ' JcOoHum, coifiponsors
of the FHA with gifts.
Special Seasonings
For Familiar Foods
Know No Season
Special seasonings for fnmll-I- nr
fowls know no Reason, reminds
Mrs. Gwcn Clyatt, Texas
A&M Extension consumer marketing
specialist.
Tliese seasonings can provide
year-rou- nd enjoyment. For example,
when frying chicken,
sprinkle the coated chicken
pieces with chopped chives or
onion and a little thyme and
rubbed sage Then cook as you
always do
If yon are preparing chops
for dinner, after browning,
sprinkle the chops with curry
powder Or, If you are not a
curry fan, sprinkle the frowned
chops with dill seed. Then
add a little water, cover nnd
cook until fork-tend- er.
When you have some fully
cooked ham to slice and you
want to serve it hot, you mny
want to try this mctliod : Spread
prepared mustard over the ham
slices cut a fourth to 38 inch
thick. Then sprinkle on brown
sugar generously. Broil the
mustard-brow- n sugar topped
ham slices until hot and the
topping bubbles.
If veal chops or steaks nre
on the menu, for a change you
may want to marinate them in
a well-season- ed French dressing
over beef steaks or lamb
chops before broiling. Tliese
and other special scasoners
know no season, the specialist
reminds.
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LITTLE
LEAGUE
Thursday, May 0: Hawks vs.
Tigers. Score, Hawks 7, Tigers
18. Billy Wiseman and Eddie
Stewart were the winning pitchers.
Terry Pringle pitched B
innings for the Hawks, with
Phillip Josselet pitching last inning.
Friday, May 7: Lions downed
the Rams, 5-- 0. Randy Stone
saw action on the mound for the
Lions and Wayne Reeves hurled
for the Rams.
Saturday, May 8: Cubs and
Tigers played a very tight
game until the top of the fifth
when the Tigers began scoring.
Wiseman pitched 4i innings
and Stewart pitched last 21-i- .
Gannaway was the losing pitcher
Final score, Tigers 7,
Cubs 0.
Monday, May 10: Hawk3 nnd
Lions tangled in the tightest
gnme of the season to date.
Keith Everett wns the winning
pitcher, with Mike Maples on
tlie mound for the Lions. Final
score, Hawks 4, Lions 3.
Thus far in the early season
of play no home runs have
,bccn made.
A spokesmnn for the Little
League said: "We would encourage
you to come watch the
games and encourage the Little
Leaguers."
Game Schedule May 13-2- 0
Thurs., May 13: Tigers vs.
Lions.
Fri., Mny 1 1 : Hawks vs. Cubs
Sat., May 15: Rams vs. Tigers
Mon., May 17: Cubs vs Hawks
Tuesday, May 18: Rams vs.
Tigers.
Game Time: 7:30 p. m.
Cubs responsible for maintenance
of field next week. No inning
shall start after 0:30 p. m.
GRADUATED FROM
LEADERSHIP SCHOOL
Airman First Class Alton K.
Chamberlain, son of Mrs. Etta
L Onenl, 318 Rackwood Drive,
Wlchitn Falls. Texas, has (been
graduated from the U. S. Air
Force
Of-
ficer School at Randolph
AFB, Texas.
Airman Chamberlain, who
was trained In management nnd
leadership, Is a radar repairman
with an Air Force Communications
Service unit at
James Connally AFB, Texns.
His unit supiorta the AFCS
mission of maintaining communications
for control of global
Air Force operations.
The airman, formerly of
Go-re- e,
Texns. is a graduate of
Gorec High School. His wife,
Patricia. Is the daughter of
Newton Westmoreland of Rule.
Iron working wns practiced in
Britain as early ns BOO B. C.
The hermit crab lives in nn
omntV nn.ll shell nnd, as It
grows larger, must find a bigger
shell.
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Haskell, Texas
THE HASKELL FREE PRESS, HASKELL, TEJCAS
The
Good Earth
by itms. n. p. conn
Last week we visited Mr. nnd
Mrs. Andrew Steele in their Ft.
Phantom lake cnbln. Entering
their yard was like stepping into
another world. Red blaze
roses and honeysuckle along the
fence made a picturesque background
for day lilllcs and iris
of every hue.
There arc three levels to tile
bluff on which the cabin rests.
A picnic area in the back yard
affords a broad view of the
lake. Hackberry, box elder and
vitcx makes a shady retreat of
the picnic area. The second
level is planted in box elder and
wild plum trees.
Three Pence roses reach
nearly to the eaves of a front
bed room. So large are the
flowers and buds, so luxuriant
the folinge, one marvels they
cou'd be so pretty in this West
Texns wind. f
A kidney shaped fish pond
curls lazily around a lnrge
mesqulte tree In the front yard.
Dutch nnd Spuria Iris, nmaryl-li- s,
East Tcxus spider lilies and
ferns give a tropical look to the
pond.
At the cabin entrance a large
wisteria covered tree makes a
shady nook for red nmaryllls,
pink rosette roses and a
red-ibl- rd
wcigela. A tiny fish pond
nestles among the flowers at
the base of the tree.
A window box of colorful co-lc- us
makes a pretty sight for
the large picture window at the
front of the cabin.
Apricot, peach and plum
trees add color and profit to
the front yard. Thornlcss boys-enberrl- es
twine up a trellis of
wire under two huge peach
trees. Chrysanthemums, Mny
nnd Shasta daisies, day lilies,
hibiscus and iris mingle together,
to complete the picture.
Mrs. Steele is a member of
the Abilene Garden Club nnd
Jehovah Witnesses
Conclude Training
Program, Abilene
Jehovah's Witnesses' three-da- y
training program in Abilene
was concluded Sunday
when H. A. Fctzlk, district supervisor,
spoke on the subject,
"The Moral Breakdown What
Can Be Done About It?"
In speaking to the 450 persons
nsscmblcd, Fctzlk said,
"Today's indifference toward
Bblc principles is bringing
the Immoral conditions
mentioned by Paul in Second
Timothy 3:1-- 5, 'in the last days
critical times hard to deal with
will be here...' "
"Jesus aptly describes our
conditions ns, 'men become
fnlnt out of fenr and expectation
of things coming upon the
inhabited earth,' " Fctzlk said,
"but He also gave us a remedy
for the. moral breakdown when
he taught us to pray, 'Our Father
in heaven . Let your kingdom
come. Let your will take
place as in heaven, also upon
earth!"
Tlie circuit supervisor of the
meet, W. D.
Goff, speaWng on tlie subject,
"A People with a Purpose,"
said, "The very name Jehovah's
Witnesses mnkes it binding on
all dedicated and baptized Witnesses
to have a purpose in life
of bearing testimony to His
Name and kingdom."
The theme, "Willingly Fulfill
Your Ministry," was emphasized
by talks, discussions nnd
demonstrations with n part of
the program set aside for
and
storc-to-sto- re
house-to-hou- se
ministry to the people of Abilene
nnd vicinity.
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Is known j Haskell Garden
Club members, for she and Mrs.
Harold Q. Cooke of Abileno
gave a demonstration of bazaar
gifts to the Haskell Club last
year Mr. Steel is well known
to merchants here, ns he is a
salesman and comes to Haskell
every other week.
Margie Seldcn, Mrs. Steel's
dnughtcr, lives next door to
the Steele's. Margie has two
very unusual trees in her yard.
A monkey and tulip tree. The
monkey tree has lacy fern like
folinge with bristles on the
truck and Hm,bs that feels so
much like fur, onp could close
their eyes and swear they were
stroking a furry, animal, It almost
gives one an eerie feeling,
so life-li- ke is the fur.
Tulip trees are" of the Poplar
family They often grow to a
height of 200 feet, in their native
habitat. The tulip tree requires
much moiBturc and a
rather acid soil. Compost can
supply the acid. There are
several rather large tulip trees
in Abilene. The pale gecn tulip
like blossoms, and the nearly
square folinge, makes these
trees very Jitjrajyve .
Sgt. N. F. Donanob
Decorated For
20-Ye- ar 8 Service
Master Sergeant Nelson F.
Donahoo, son of Mrs. J. F. Don-ah- oo
of C57 Westvicw Drive,
Abilene, Texas, has been decorated
with the U. S. Air Force
Commendation Medal upon his
retirement from the Air Force
at Dyess AFB, Texas, afer 20
yen is service.
Sergeant Donahoo wns
the medal for meritorious
service as a personnel superintendent
at Dyess, where
he served with a Strategic Air
Command unit prior to his retirement.
The sergeant served during
World' War II and the Korean
Conflict A graduate of Early
High School, Brownwood, Tex.,
he nttended Draughon's Business
College.
Sergeant Donahoo's w i f e,
Zena, is the daughter of Mrs.
Floy McMcans of Route 1, Rule,
Texas.
Three Drilling
Projects For
Haskell County
Three drilling projects have
been nnnounccd for Haskell
County.
Brldwell OH Co., Wichita
Fulls nnd Abilene, staked No. 1
J. V. "frrizell Jr., five miles
northwest of Stnmford. Tlie
planned 4800-fo- ot Strawn test is
on a 150-nc- re lease.
It spots 330 feet from north
nnd 2175 from east lines of section
89, block 1, H&TC survey.
Site makes It a south offset to
Megargel Drilling Co. No. 1 V.
C. Schmidt, a recent Strawn
sand discovery
O'Donohoe & Fouts of Wichita
Falls staked No. 1 Fred Gilliam
In the regular field six
miles northeast of Haskell.
Having a proposed depth of 2700
feet to test the King sand, it to
on a 164-nc-
rc lease.
Site for No, 1 Gilliam Is 1350
feet from south nnd 2350 from
cast lines of J Campbell survey
A-0- 1.
Another regular field location
was staked 7 miles northwest
of Haskell as States Oil Co., of
Denver, No, 1 Ira Hester.
'Location js on a 100.5 ncre
lease, spotting 3,009 feet from
south nnd 330 from west lines
of Oliver Smith survey A-3- 71
Permit depth npplicd for is 4999
feet.
Welcome to the Jaycee Rice Springs
RODEO
For A Swell Time ... Be in Haskell
for Our Big Celebration!
May 13-14-- 15
Bring Your Cleaning to Us . . ,
We Appreciate Your Business and it
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rfaskell, Texas
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THE SAFE USE
liy F. w. MARTIN,
County Agent
Insecticides come in many
forms, and this is important in
tneir use. Among the more com
lllrIalablaM dUst8'
pow- -
dcrs, cmulslflable concentrates,
o 1 solutions, granulated mate- -
rials and aerosols and spray
bombs.
Dusts don't mix with water
and should never be used ns
sprays. Their chemical content
may vary from one-ha- lf to 20
per cent. They come as dry
powders ready for use.
Wettable powders are for
spray use. They contain a wetting
agent and may contain
from 15 to 85 per cent of the
nctunl Ingredient.
Soluable powders are chemicals
that readily dissolve In
water. They can be npplicd with
1 o w pressure, 1 o w volume
sprayers.
Emulsifiable concentrates are
liquids carrying the Insecticide
In a suitable solvent and emul-slfie- r.
Emulsions can be applied
wltli n low-pressu- re, low-volu- me
sprayer.
Oil solutions arc ready for
use and may contain from a
half to 10 per cent active ingredients.
Granulated mntcrials are
ready to use Insecticides in or
on particles of a carrier. They
"House-Warmin- g"
Honors Mrs.
Lula Ketron
A surprise
"house-warmin- g"
was held in the home of Mrs.
Lula Ketron Tuesdny evening,
May 11, sponsored by Imogcnc
Frcshour nnd mother, Mrs. T.
J. Rousseau.
After nn hour of viewing gifts
and visitation, refreshments of
punch and cake were served to
the following guests:
Mmcs Viola Rhyder, Wanda
Morris, Hattic Henshaw, Thelma
Hebblts and Ruby Henshaw, of
Seymour; Mmes Betty Jo Hipp,
Ethel Lou Shelton. Allie Ford,
Jonn Pruitt, Beatrix Mobley,
Ethel Kirkpatrick, Pnuline Dick,
Louise Smith, Floyenc Holder,
Miss Betty Jo Clanton nnd honored
Lula Ketron, of Haskell,
nnd sponsors, Imogcne Frcshour,
Seymour, and Mrs. T. J.
Rousseau, Haskell.
TO RECEIVE B. S.
DEGICEE FROM McMTJRRY
Mrs. Dorothea Monroe will
receive the Bachelor of Science
Degree from McMurry College
in Abilene at the college's 42nd
annual commencement program
to be held May 31 in Radford
auditorium on the campus.
Dr. Charles P. Bunch, outstanding
physician and churchman
from Artcsin, N. M will
deliver the commencement nd-drc- ss.
Receiving honorary doctorate
degrees will be three
lenders of the Methodist
Church: William C. Patten of
Albuquerque, N. M., The Rev.
Lloyd V. Hamilton. Big Spring;
and The Rev. H. Dewitt Seago,
Brownfield.
Mrs. Monroe is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rucffer
of Hnskell. She is majoring in
business education and mlnor-in- g
in English. While nt Mc-
Murry she has been n member
of Theta Chi Lamda social club.
OF INSECTICIDES
nre useful for controlling soil
Insects because tihey last longer
than other formulations.
Aerosols and spray bombs
contain one or more insectl- -
niflntl 1 rnllfnHi rtrlrt
A tl n ku
Pcent eos. The bombs produce
a flne mist or a coar
Flno mlstfl (aorosols) nrc used
in conm, f1vlnf, ', nr,
coarse spray bombs for leaving
a residue of the insecticide.
In addition, baits, insecticide-fertiliz- er
mixtures, insecticide-herbici- de
mixtures and mothproofing
agents nre some of the
special formulations available,
the county agent said.
Regardless of the form of insecticide
used, the County Agent
emphasized the need for follow--
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lng lnbcl directions to the letter
nnd using them only foi the
purpose stated on tlie label.
Also thnt insecticides be treated
with care and .stored out of
reach of children.
for
Insurance
Haskell, Texas
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STRETCH SOCKS
Nice patterns and colors.
Graduation Gift Special
Itcgular 00
10c each 6 for Jpl
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GREETING CARDS
Get Well, Sympathy, Birthday,
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KENNETH FELKER
GREASED PIE CHASE
HASKELL RODEO
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
NIGHTS - MAY 14-1- 5
Under Auspices of
HASKELL JAYCEES
Eight greased pigs will be turned loose in the Rodeo
Grounds Friday and Saturday nights, to become
the property of the boys capturing them.
Only boys 12 years of age and under are eligible
to enter, and must be accompanied at the gate on the
nights of the event by their parents.
Those boys entering the greased pig contest are
asked to fill in the coupon below and bring it to the
rodeo gate Friday and Saturday nights.
Greased PIG Scramble
Friday and Saturday Nights May 14, 15, 1965
HASKELL RODEO
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