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ntelopes aeared for invasion of
ig Red' gridders Friday night
rippled Post
earn confident
t bv inia. . ' wan ni nny owicr
.1., I tirtrt of the scaKOiK
Uittnn.t tt da here Friday
.1 !
l r her thev nor any
i v. i i i one in o i n n i
irj r district defont on
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a 2 : 2 nurk Into Antelope
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stvT,. w growtn ormt-'r7- L
evmol,,Ura W he cot-llfc-
Mrlpped,
- ii tie uid wiih
pnee e( cotton iki.
"cn "PwWy won't
un U cents a pound.
ihuuii n
f Pancfllto supp.r
Mwu.
Hit .Vi
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Procttdi win k uuj
still has the best chance of beating
Denver City It has had since the
two teams hav been In the same
district and that the Antelopes
will do just that.
Against Slnlon Friday nlRht, Denver
City had its closest call In scv-er- nl
years In a district game be-fawinning.
24-1- Slaton led nt
one point. IM2.
Scouts report that tho Mustangs
have 'perkl up" considerably on
oKcnsc In their Inst two game,
with Coach Orr apparently hit v.
12 Pagos in Two Soctions
peat
Prico 10c
Stfitiatrly
Fortieth Year
Christmas plans
considered by
Chamber group
The Chamber of Commerce Retail
Promotions Committee m e t
Tuesday afternoon at Judy's Cafe
to begin making plans for Post's
Christmas promotion.
Dave Sanford Is checking upon
ing found n bnckflcld combination The halfbacks arc niff Hatfield. , fense through Its first five games.
that wdl click.
Gary's cousin, who weighs I 4 7 It made up for in defense. Going
' UUIIHHT KI7.HR, n
pounds, and Charles Kice, whose Into the Slaton game, four Class
who started the season nt quarter-- I weight Is listed nt 130. The full- AAA teams and Stamford, n Class
back, ts now playing at n lino back Is John Powell, n
j AA powerhouse, had managed only
and Gnrv Kntflrlil. uhixn who started the season at a line a points against the Mustanr.s
weight Is llstod nt I3G pounds on position.
Probable starters on olfonse In
the program. Is the quarterback. AGAINST Slaton, Miff Hatfield the Denver City line are Mike
He has scored five touchdowns gained 111 yards on the ground in Mead. ICO, ami Dwayne Yixin,"
this season for 30 of the 59 points 16 carries for an nvorago of scvon I7S, ends; Klrer. 157, and Leland
tin Mustangs have put on t h a yards every tlmo he was called on. Tucker. IOC. tackles; Dave Fmlrr
scorelxwrd.
Gary Hatfield gained 07 yards in 154. and Jimmy Streety. 1 4 4,
Hatfield is n good passor and a 17 tries.
guards, and Allen Arnold, 1M. c- -n
dangerous man In nn open field. What Denver City lacked In of- - ter.
Post, Gorxa County, Texas Thursday, Octobor 20,
HARKS AIRPORT SITE
this sign marks iho conttrucllon tilt of Pott t new airport
ait of town on lh Clairemont highway. Oound wat broken
ai ft ill in a etitmony Oct. 8. Staff fWo)
All phasos of--
City's oil
continues activity
to bustle
George R Urown Inter- - The
oil
csts here have had another busy
week.
T r ,1 . , I I .
feet yesterday morning,
The two new locations for which
applications were made this
n V. rat fnr .. F f Wltllm t? t
completed north of the First Christian
ihunh as a dual producer
the and zones of the
I
Nothing definite
on new doctors
1966
Number 21
to show Nov. 12-1- 4
TOP HONORS FOR 4-- H
Dill Bevers Irghl) and Zei ka Fieern lcfj refc ve J tho 4 H Gold Star Boy and G.rl pm$ for
1966 at nights 4-- Program Nam Hart Iconter) was tho
gavel as incoming chairman of the county 4-- Saturday Achievement presented
Council. Parents of the youngsters are Mr.
and Mrs. Spence Bevers,. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. "Boy"
Hart (Staff Photo)
The Restless considered (Hev. James McGulre. counselor
the most successful motion chairman.
There's not h Ins vet to J1 J,rodu"d. Evanl,.t SI"!.
report on prospects
uranam. win dc snown
of obtaining
in roil
12 1314
one or more
at
for Post.
Hospital Hosoital ship.
C. are re- The Rev Joe hat been
ported on" possible general
leads,
nf the
group bringing the film
Dr sM Mrs. C H. Bausman here. Other chairmen under Mr
were In Post over the weekend be- Vertton are 3 U Potts,
fore returning to Hospital the Rev S
In Dallas whir I He local nhvsleian
Jim Jackson,
receiving treatments prior to ticket Jack
gal laM gjiat
ielJFt" rTB"T J
Mu group and t h
w, Ones."
picture
definite
"cent youth, this Police questioned a 30
I feature length film deals
M near-physician,
jJ5 attveiy and dramatically with the
teen-ag- e
trustees and .JSS crisis
With a background
Administrator W. Stivers
setting pro-
Vernon
vided into
"worttag
the story pattern,
all
"The
elected chairman Restless Ones" hard-hittin- ts a
community
bold approach to social problems.
Here Is a film which dares to be
publicity, different, a story which will
Baylor
ttir
Bernard Ramsey, the heart and mind,
church chairman;
As one reviewer said. "Hero Is
Is
chairman; Alexander, a picture that tells th world the
chairman,
. year
R(' Hll affr
bu lot was from her thigh gasoline from two vehicles parked
Friday morning at the Medical at hli home,
r here.
Five gallon of gas were taken
Officers said the woman told from McCamfWH's car, which waa
them she had received the bullet parked tn t4ta garage, and three
wound In a fight with another wo- gallons from a State Highway Deman
the previous Saturday night partment pkB true., which wat
at Brownlleld, She sVd the other parked kt the aWreway
woman tired a .23 Htol brio the Police said pf4m of the cm in
floor and that the bullet ricochet- which the iraaattno Waa carried
ed and hit her, lodging la her away and tha print
thigh.
wrt mund
at the scene of the
TRIO
Gar-.- a Gold Star
winners honored
. ... . I t
i . I 1 1 t Lt
t kr miirffirhnrte. Kan
n f en m n runnuiu
21 nr nn (hrn tAtirlittaumt.
fr- cx p .nt kicks nEtiinst
r d a kne Injury
rHt aVv the came, the
laid,
action Fr! v mcht. alone with
lit HIUIIUII
gum'- lHll.uuv.fW
Clyde Caih with nn Injured
uua we ve been season,
boys' mental attitude U
ind Ihrv'ro wnnHftn t nlnu
ia this Rime more than any
Jme this season," Coach
MM.
-
uiiiuuc
all
Ijrles on the eve of the iea
really dir" game, but the
J.I
a mgnis iww
k rnttwi
Alent Svd Conner antd
nilurlty Osna County cot-WU- nj
these day wkh cold
tad WtfmlnB.iin itau.
Pi in spots possible musical entertainjhi
tiia
U
all across
half flf Ih, mtiiihi u..
stturdav momliw wkn
we lor an overnight low
HtVti lower In places,
awty gent reDorted "lurt
r P"ing now He said
''"it In llphl.r .lrl.,1
aesrlng the defoliation
IIH?CU Mne defol- -
Snm tarn ufb.
Berfn.l - .
w nlthts
Hut
Irani fnftlit.l...
"ported mm. ..
e2 pu,lln" h ma.
-
moni groups wnicn migiu avMii-- i. ie ,.'tinit No
able i.wati
fur a musical Christmas op um; i uvn
ts UIIVUIIVVU .... - - itvtttiui
Bw r,.i
.
cnlng similar to last year's pro
new wen. preparations oi i ami
motion.
complete two others, a progress
report on a fifth, the rigging up of
John Ilrockmnn is checking with a sixth preparatory to drilling, ami
i merchants In an informal poll to the application for two new
determine whether the majority tions
want th Christmas opening promotion
on Saturday, Dec. 3,
Is nau nortiiweat Unit
or
Saturday, Dec. 10.
No 20
xhr "r,i"n1 The
on tho
Santa Clnuswlll make his appear-
' ..,JiE''AN,. SA'D
2'!WM
n"
ance here during the opening simi- Weitgate
lar to lust year when ho was es-
Co.
corted Into town by tho high school
Presfon Smith
band, gave candy to the young-
George R. yesterday mornsters,
and was available for seving from the Williams No. 2G test,
eral hours for interviews with boys north of Wostgatc Terraco. It
and girls on their Christmas de-
will drilled to the bottom
sires.
of the Glorleta at around 3,750
Dryce Martin, committee chair- feet.
man, reported $211 left In the The C. L. No. 3G is
Chamber's promotion fund and said
that additional funds would have
to bo obtained from merchants to
underwrite the balance of the
Christmas promotion's cost.
Merchants In past years have
been underwriting the entire cost
of the Christmas promotions, but
last year's was financed by the
balance remaining in the fund from
oversubscribed previous
afternoon
fund-raisin- budget, plan a g
approve the principal
entertainment If the proper kind
can be found available.
Halloween sale is
planned for Post
The chamber retail promotions
committee Tuesday approved plans
for a town-wid- e Halloween to
be held weekend just prior to
the Monday holiday
MONK On,
now-readfor
completion and oil string
has set
completion rig "ably the Important about
' ! thought
No.
original' lndlv,d"nl attitude.'; Ipcn.tlve to Americanism."
townsltc
Moreland the C 1. Williams,
Et Unit drilling at
! Two boys bitten
The promotions committee wllll Lu Jnne Prlflnu
meet Wednesday at I Uj UUUb It I loca
Activity,
just
been
UPJ
cam- Two does were under
paign, and
li.r. nfi.F
Sale
next
, ti'n .1,11,1...
were last Friday.
Nine-year-o- Sammy Zapata
on the lip, with several stitches
required to close the wound.
The youngster was blowing In the
ear when he bitten, according
to the police report.
Charlie 14, on
the wrist by a described a !
week from II D
At Andres.
no
IWt
two to,",irui ine ro. nie u
plus
Robinson 7G. will water from the
Al
IMfl
Collie.
The dog were reported to
the police by Dr Harry A Tubbs,
A letter to local merchants . city officer, after the
being sent out by the committee sters treated at the Medical
explaining the promotion. Center
. mmirf
rs rsfX la
:
lu.
total mm cost stu4t
nxM
TtXM
11
feet north of Robinson barrels f pr
jutt Chantilly Lane in water from the D .
northwest Poet. It
Williams location is Brown's trinte nroaticer. u
NEWEST start P"W'nwiv a I. City PoM.
1
J U Lynn is0' " potential announced
located vacant i
r,,y .N; wmV
Mohawk In
lwn ' Vt
Terrace Addition.
Wes-Tc- x
the DrilllfH;
San
The well potentiated at bar
rels of oil 20 per
No. which be 58 cent mim ami
the No 3G. 114 oil ami 30 cent
west of
mnm
la located N feet wt of Geo--
Tne new ap-- rae R.
THK mile 35. o(
the which townslte. other
two !ou in
400 block North the
wt,t (Sec Oil 8)
new
Tlie jnoved j Lf. Gov.
Its rig onto loootlon, owned by
Drown,
Speaker says crime is
be zono
Williams concern of individual
A olio has been,, most to talk crime "after giving
on City Unit 39 'ac,or ,nw
moved the of Post
enforcement is the a lot of to a subject
1I test location on the citizen's Lt
Gov. Preston Smith said last "Nearly cvcrylxxly In this coun
reDorted
Thursday night at a public meet- try Is against crime except the
ing the primary school auditor-.ur- n,
3,794 In
and lawyer won't let
sponsored by the Woman's him say anything," contin-
Culture Club and Post Lions Club. ued. "Most of us know the differ-
Speaking on the subject. "What ence between right and wrong, al-
Can You Do?", Smith said the Inthough we hate to make
dividual citizen's attitude Is an Im- the decision."
portant factor in law
next
enforcement
"because In the end
"For the first
It Is what
time In
the
their mem-- 1
public wants
ones, ne
that
observation
the public gets
saiu. "many Americans,
in
in
many of
law enforcement as
cities, find
In other
things."
afraid to leave their homes
bitten
In the dark or In the light, cith-
was
The lieutenant governor told er, that matter."
his
bitten
listeners that he had decided
said the consensus seems to
be that four factors among many
contributing most to the crime
dog's
was Post group attend wave are these:
1 and
Irvtn. was bitten
dog as industrial meet resentment In the slum areas of
towns and cities.
3 Court decisions that
bites
A Post delegation have
of four attend-- j (See Gov. Smith, Page t)
ed the 13th annual West Texas In-
Is health voung dustrial Conference and Inventors
were
Exposition In San Angelo's Colise-
Men set
um Friday.
Those attending were Mayor for
Harold
Lucas, Chamber of Commerce The Methodist Men's organiza-
President Glen Ilarley. Frank tion will sponsor a barbecue from
Dlanton. and Vernon Scott.
5 until 7 p. m. Friday. Oct. 21, at
The Industrial conference was the school
sponsored by the West Texas Cham- Proceeds from the will
ber of Commerce and the Inventors bo used to new
Exposition an effort to get "the
man with the Idea" together with Tickets be purchased from
community groups seeking new In- Methodist men or at the
dustryby tho Texas Industrial
A
at the lime of the
Commission.
TV. lH.l...tI.I ....
.
signed to aid smaller communities
In learning the technique and tools
of attracting new Industry, included
a on how to handle
an Industrial prospect by the
OTV.
Denton Chamber of Commerce Industrial
team.
i As of this writing. Mrs. M n c k
Ledbetter Is declared Garza
County's big sweet potato
champ.
Mrs. Ledbetter tarn' the honor
108 by bringing The Dispatch office
Saturday mornIng t h e
wet potato we ever saw. It look-- 1
1 like a pumpkin and weighed I
pounds and 12 ounoaa.
Gardenine is Mrs Ladbetter's
hofebv out In tho OraasiiM
try She told u that an tally trust
'or
Saturtfay morning got smat of
what wai left of her VMVtabW car- -
huatM out --arty chop aaw
the pots vtnea
fore the sun got to lawn attar Use
criminal, his
Smith
sometimes
our themselves
for
He
Overcrowding, frustration
our
Lt.
Methodist
barbocue Friday
lunchroom.
barbecue
purchase Methodist
hymnals
can
lunchroom
barbecue.
OtnmunltV-tponsoro- d
demonstration
I
rriinf mjmI rnmt tltM li4M slim
the potatoes later.
Mrs. Ledbetter spend her summer
hi her garden.
"What kind of veactabtai do
you have?" we asked. "You name
it and I raise it." she She
she gets some odd look-in- s
vegetables in the fall and
grew a
Editor Charlie Dldway, who
shoots the news pictures for
Dispatch, was out of tawn on a
visit morning, so we
get a front paae pix of the '
Bill JJcvers of the Pleasant Valhereby
to
biggwrt
Pfm
ujkJ4lll
uorktng vegetable
renttad.
explained
Saturday
(See Pollings, rage 8)
Big gain made
on beef barn
'Two more days like we had
Tuesday we'd have our beef
barn finished," County Agent Syd
Conner said today of the Junior
project
near the rodeo grounds
He said "we tried a new approach"
and got 10 men working
on the bam Tuesday morning and
eight Tuesday afternoon. The new
approach was to send card Invitations
for the work day to all
whom the directors of the association
thought might be Interested.
"It's time to get the calves on
feed." the county agent said, "and
we need to finish the barn "
Two more work days are planned
for Saturday and Tuesday and
who wants to help Is
invMed.
Connor said he
would like to have "the help of
the parents whose ynun4eri wttt
be feeding calvos In the new barn."
'The Restless Ones
- was the banquet apcakcr. giving
ley community and Miss Zeiika address that won second place for
Preeman of Poet were named as her in the District 2 public speaking
Garza County's Gold Star Boy contest and that she also presented
and Girl of IMC at the annual at the state 411 Roundup,
achievement program and banquet Mis was mistress of
beM Saturday night at the ceremoniw, with Donna Moddox
"""i vmg the welcome uddress. Invoeiika
is tne daughter of Mr. itnd cation was by Hobby 4-- Norman.
Mrs. Howard Freeman and Bill is
the ton nt Mr. and Mm tpence
Bevers. Moth youngsters art in
their seventh ear of 4--H Cltil)
arork. 2Uka i this year's vice
chairman of the 444 Ceamcll and
JMU the laoamtag vtc i cairMMi
lien She to i that
PJ
ssmmmsmu oth-aw- ay
swat W-- ""- -
tho
Matto and Pledge by Ltndy Bird,
imroauctian ot council members
by Nancy Hart and introduction
of special guests by Rusty Conner
Cindy Bird led the Prayer as
la
the benediction to close the program
attar MIm Freeman, outgo
ing council prealdant, presented
the gaval'lo MIm Marl as Incom-
bwwi i inan m un ing president.
M.1
prognim
The PoM Star awards' ware pre-
A iarsta member of 4 member, sented by Mr. Juanotte
their parent and a number of sttee-t- at county home demonstration agent,
gueats atended the banquet, and R. S. (Syd) Connor, county
wttfck Included a program wMn agricultural agent.
member in charsje
County Judae J. II. Parker pre-(S- ec
Mia Daynaan Dmm of SutMad
Gold Star, Pago 8)
18 nominoei already chosen
once
cantatoope.
Ballots out to elect
The
couldn't
industrial directors
Ballots were mailed yesterday to trick, Ira Lee Duckworth, Jim
the 56 shareholders in the new 'Cornish. John LotL Garza nroad.
Post Industrial Foundation for the casting Co., Southwestern Public
election of nine to the foundation's Service Co., Earl Chapman and L,
board of directors
G Thuctt
The 18 nominees for directors' The nine will serve as directors
posts, as determined by a first for the first year.
ballot of the membership In the Ballots must be returned by
and
last two weeks, are
Oct 28.
Louie Ilurkes, Giles Dalby. Pat Selection of of non-
N. Walker. Giles McCrary. Victor profit corporation Is necessary be-
Livestock Association's Hudman. A C Cash. S E. Camp, fore application can be made to
Bryan J Williams, J II. Potts, the Texas secretary of state for o
Harold Lucas, Mrs. Ruby Klrkpa-- charter as a corporation,
The new Industrial foundation has
raised Its goal of 0,W0 In mem-
Absentee voting berships payable over a
gets under way
Absentee voting for the General
Election on Nov 8 opened Wednesday
and will continue through Nov
Those casting absentee votes In
everybody
person will do so at the county
clerk's office and applloatten
In the General Election, eounty
voters will ballot on county, state
and federal candidates, with the
eounty Judge's race the only local
nne In whlah there k mere than
one candidate
Holding the spotlight statewide
on the Nov. 8 ballet Is the rate tor
U. S. Senator between John Tower,
the Incumbent, and Waggoner
Carr.
five-ye-
Gentry,
Friday.
directors the
non-prof- it
period for use In promotion of new
industry for this community
Plans are to employ a trained Industry
hunter for five years to
speahead the Industry search.
Rotarians hear about
industrial seminar
Jim Cornish in a talk to Post
Rotations Tuesday at tho club'a
weekly luncheon told of the recent
trip to Austin token by 10
representatives of the Chamber of
Commerce Industrial committee
and city government to attend an
Industrial planning seminar conducted
by the Texas Industrial
Commission.
The Rev, George Miller, new
nastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, was Inducted Into the club
as n new member.
Police question woman
after bullot romo"H
Polico find print-- , at
scene of gas thoft
" McCnmpbll of 212 Wet
"h St rp"rtf-- 1 '! .
day the theft of eight jail tf

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Dispatch Editorials
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966
Doctor shortage is community's problem
Last week's Dispatch told the story ol Dr.
C. H. Bausmun's temporary retirement from
practice because of Illness and the hospital problem
It created.
A sorlous community problem Is involved.
Our problem, as It has existed for a number
of year, is a familiar one a doctor shortage.
If this problem is solved, there is no hospital
problem. The hospital problem is relevant because
a hospital must have physicians to admit patients
and treat them. A hospital cannot operate without
physlcluns.
When The Dispatch declared last week that
the doctor shortage and hospital had hit an
e
low, thin newspaper was referring to the
obvious fact that without local physicians on the
ttulf and without patients, the hospital was at
Its economic bottom.
The Dispatch In IH reporting was net In any
way critical of the efforts of Garza Memorial
Hospital trustees, nor was any such criticism
Intended.
In fact, this newspaper has been Impressed
with tho good job the trustees, together with Hospital
Administrator W C. Stivers, have beon doing
to operate the hospital with the physicians who
are available.
A survey of county hospitals across West
Texas made recently revealed that Garza Memorial
Hospital was operated on a smaller patient
load than other hospitals, but with a much lee
tax rate required for county support and less
operating deficit per patient.
Our hospital is one of the mot efficiently
operated In the entire West Texas area from the
economic standpoint Credit all this to n hardworking
hospital board and efficient administra
Absentee voting is very important
Absentee voting for the Nov. 8 General Election,
whleh began Wednesday of this week, Is
something no eligible voter should overtook if he
Is going to be away at voting time.
Absentee vtHee can and do make the itetference
In many elections In 104(1 the Governor at K-won
with the absenles bettete
giving him Die margin of victory.
In I960 Richard Ntxm carried tho State d
California by the margin nf the nb teniae wte.
Today there are ovr a mgcata Asaectcaa
outside the eonttnantai MmN of the UuMvd VUfeM.
Many el them ar of voting ooa. and oar temporarily
out of tho country tn the mttttary sorvlco.
wfcen a woman wed to so oak saea
a saloon Hko a man now doos mto a huoirtj soam?
The Hamtttoa Mora Hi --Now.
Remember
The dlttanco a ooraca ha to bo 10 iwmn
trouble la lotting senator ok the ttsaovKaiold
Hudson In Tho Stsndajr Hernia, rerrenin.
I don't know whow w got and
1 don't think Otd stow otshor. )l MM M men-
tion anything about thorn hi she MsMm-- J. R.
HbtohoM m Tho Kaohta Mow.
tor.
For the first nine months of 1966, the hospital
was In considerable better finanoial shape with
only one physician on the staff most of the year
than It had been for the first nine months of 1965
when the hospital had two physicians most of the
time.
This was due to all typos of economics devised
by the hospital trustees and administrator.
Members of the hospital staff, for example.
In many cases have been selected for Individual
abilities to perform two needed Jobs, not Just
one. This has enabled the hospital to offer Just
as good service with less total personnel. Finding
and hiring experienced personnel of this kind
has taken both time and effort.
The current hospital board has been the first
to put the hospital's operations on a budget. The
county couldn't have more diligent stewardship
of hospital affairs than that exhibited by present
trustees and administrator.
One final point alo needs to be made nbout
Post's physician shortage Finding additional physicians
i the responsibility of the entire community.
It is NOT the responsibility of the hospital
trustees. Their responsibility Is the opera
tten of Garza Memorial Hospital.
That the trustees and administrator have
worked hard and are continuing to work at the
thankless task of seeking new physicians, on
either a permanent or temporary basis until Dr.
Dausman can return to practice, simply means
that they are doing all they can for this community.
nut remember, the doctor shortage Is OUR
problem as a community, not THEIRS as hospital
trustees.-J-C
on assignments from their employers, or Just
traveling for pleasure.
One out of five American changes his domicile
every yoar. Many of those people not yot
qstattrlod t vote In their new location may still
vote by absentee emUm W( they usod to live
oy property ownership or other legal eonsidero- -
It you're got, to be awnjr Nov. 8, make
mow at the Garxo County oktk's office
to obtain the form to flit out to get the
Rocoatory ebsenUe ballots to aeearc a 100 por
coot rotate record In oach family. CD
What our contemporaries are saying
aiiaa.eei
A law oiftoor ha observed that
a a tracts of the amount of oitort had beoa usod
at Stoop a soon oat of tniubli a Is ueet to get him
at altar be ss at, this wMhi be a more peaceful
load, jysidy Ntesaan la The Hasan Statofttte.
I hoar a local high school too char walked into
$o" msAj flgA4aMrfsf4V( csMv QtSsr9f sHf epntsJM43l feWJ
a tho aeek sharply and tatd: "Maw hoar tMsl I
damn ad eh i arete peelimhii"
and the do
ipdotwt onmpUlaly at boob. P. I. Ceeetg In The
Lake Ctty (Iowa) Oniahic.
You don't believe
a 6 can act
anything like an 8?
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With our new Overhead Cam Six
youo" better believe it.
Our OHC 6 delivers 165 hp on regular gas. And 215 horses from the premium
fins version, Most American sixes (and some underprivileged ) don't
even ome dose. Expensive European sports machines do. but they're overhead
qnins, tyo, In fact, they Inspired us. Our OHC 6 is standard on all Tempests and
Uptons. So are a host of new safety features like passenger-guar- d door locks,
d9mtraIotors, new energy absorbing steering column and a four-wa- y hazard
VMnTBg flasher. We've said enough. If a test drive wont sell yow, nothing wHL- -
See your autherUed PoMuk dealer for a lost oitve.
FLOYD PONTIAC-BUICK-SM- C
1 12 N. Irsadway Pett
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FOOTBALL WILL hog the spot-lig-
In Post this weekend, with
the Denver City Mustangs, n I s o
known as the "IIIr Red", moving
into Antelope Stadium for a game
the results of which mlRht end
clRht years of Denver City domination
in District 4AA.
That Is all I am going to sny
about the game In this column,
except to repeat what I heard n
local female football fan say when
someone told her that two of Denver
City's better players are named
Hatfield. "Too bad." she sold,
"that Post doesn't have n couple
of McCoys on its team."
THE MAN UP the street sov
what you don't know won't hurt
you. but it may make you net
pretty stupid.
Someone watching me mark n
football contest blank the other day
wanted to know why I used nn "X"
to mark each choice Instead of a
"V". which he said he used. I'd
never given it any thought, but
when I told this nosey fellow that
my guess was that as many people
mark their contest blanks with
an "X" as with a "V", he begged
to differ Maybe Frank Blanton of
the Post Pharmacy, or somebody
else who Judges football contests,
con settle the argument If it gets
any bigger
Anyhow, the conversation reminded
me thnt n few months ago
I'd clipped something on the letter
"X." and after digging around
30 or to minutes In my desk debris,
I came up with It.
THE VALUE OF X
X In the Roman notation Is ten,
X Is the mark of Illiterate men,
X means a crossing, as drivers
may note,
X In n circle may count as a
vote.
X Is a quantity wholly unknown.
X Is a ruler removed from his
throne.
Xmas Is for Christmas, a season
of Win,
X in a Irttc Is pood far one kiss.
X is fer Xerxes,' the monarch
renowned.
X marks th spot where the
bmtv was found.
Pickle as air or the capricious
sox.
What n truly remarkable letter
is XI
LOOKING ACROSS the street to
pot the X's out of m eye. I se
Mayer Ilarohl Luces doine, his own
window waebtn at the Post Insurance
Aponcy. That rfnoaks well for
our mayor. Not many other
towns have a "head man" who'd
he caught washing window.
While rummaglnc. around on mv
dok to find the niece I'd clipped
nbout the letter "X." I uncovered
this clipping about the letter "O."
and. mere than Hkelv. there's
somotbing about onto of the other
letters of the alphabet buried somewhere
down there.
SOME O's
In looking through the alphabet,
you'll fmd the letter "O" a letter
lull of romance and I'll toil you
why it's so. It's used In swotting
cheerful thing It's used la mmu-Im- g
love; H's ud in tprlitait
peaceful things. Hke home a ad
house and dve It's used in words
that stand for warmth, like coal
aad also hot. It's used in words
that stand for youth, like young
and bov and tot. In spotting groom,
two O's are used to give them
ample show and when a maiden's
cheek Is kissed, she answers with
an "01" Let's take a simple sentence
that Is fug of warmth and
rher and sec how many O's in It
w'll bob up and appear "O. boy
of mine, your mother loves you
so ' In every single word but one
vou'll find there is an "0." No
nv you'H find in mlery. In
rtt, nor yet in pew. You win"
find one tucked away In snow, but
no a one In rain. There's e
in the letter "0" and.
what's mem striking, too, there's
warmth and cheer within your
hearts and "0" is found wt you!
The office manager frowned at
he elderly clerk and tald "I'm
afraid you're Ignoring our efficiency
ivstem.
"Maybe ," admitted the clerk,
"but somebody has to get the
work done."
KN ROUTE HOME from a week-en- d
visit in Pampt with our No. 3
on and daughter-in-law- . I won an
argument from my wife over how
many telephone p! there are to
the mile along the highway. She
broutht It up by first wondering
about the number and then cxpres-tin- e,
her opinion that there were
"about 11" pole to the mile
be-te- re
giving me a ehatee lo tell her
there wre . which I'd already
heard somewhere Ju this side
l Nlvertftn she started counting
he poles while t Kept mv eye on
the mileage meter, and sure
cnomh It earns out JO to the. mile
whkh my wife told was
longest the
mile ahe'd ivr traveled
and that the wasn't rleht tur that
the ?ar mHeR meter wet accurate.
We used to read the Burma
SHav tiM untU they took them
U aWn.
wnREMEMBER
Ton years ago . . .
Last rites held for C. C. Fronds
conducted In First Methodist Church;
Garza County appears due
driest 'dry' year; Lockncy defeats
Post, 6 to 0, In crucial district
battle; Miss Joann Morcman Is
honoreo at miscellaneous shower
In R. A. Moore home; Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Williams to observe
50th wedding nnnlversary with
open house in their Close City
home; Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Eplcy
of Abilene nnnounce the birth of a
daughter, Dcbra Lynnc; W o y n o
Pennington shoots blnck
bear near Cortcz, Colo., while on
deer hunting trip with E. R. (fluster)
Morcland.
Fiftoon years ago . . .
Marshall "Monk" Gibson fatally
shot at local drlvc-l- n cafe, Enrl
Smith Is charged with murder In
the case; funeral services for Albert
B. Wood held In Slaton; Lub
Oct. 20
Byron Haynlo
Opal Roy
Mr. J. W. McQulcn
Allen Fry, Brownwood
Judy Altmnn, Tulla
Mrs. Percy Prlnti
Mrs. Jim Graves
Dlanna Barron
Mrs. Billy Craig
Lanelle Horn, Houston
James Ray Adams
Oct. 21
Richard Hart
Mrs. James Aten
Mr. A. A. Ritchie
Mrs. Joe Durcn
Mrs. Wagoner Johnson
Jackie Dean Braddock
James Allen Dooley
Oct. 22
Terry Greene
Valerie Smith, Alpine
Mr. Tom Bouchler
Mrs. B. K. Bowcn
Mr. Ray Hodges
Mrs. Velma O'Neal
Noal Clemmons, Hole Center
Mr. Jerry Hays
Mrs. Tommy Poison, Alpine
Oct. 23
Ruth Doggett
TEXA?
WHEN- - aagBwBIS
bock bank makes 125,000 gift to
build new dining hall at Camp
Post; cotton ginned in county goes
over 1.000 bales; Miss Juanella
McClcllan honored with birthday
party; n son, George Robert, born
to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McAfee;
tho Elmer and Dclmer Cowdrey
families attend fair in Dallas.
Twonty years ago . . .
Funeral rites for S. R. Rector
held nt First Methodist Church;
Miss Almn Outlaw named editor
of Post High onnual, "The
Cap-rock- ";
two Post girl. Mlssos Norma
Joy lludmnn and Iris Joy
Parker, among the top 45 Texas
Tech campus beauties; Homer
Mc-Cra- ry
wins 1016 Ford srdnn given
away by Slaton VFW nt Post-Sla-to- n
football game; Mrs. Harotd
Voss honored with miscellaneous
In the home of Mrs. Walter
Duckworth; ghosts, goblins,
and witches to bo present nt tho
PTA Halloween Carnival at gym.
Happy Birthday
C. L. Pruitt
Sammlc Kay Calfey
Dick Allen
Oct. 2i
Danny Ray Kcllcy
Lorn Johnson
Mrs. Royco Joiey
Gary Allan Seals
Andrea Kay Mann
Mrs. Bill Llltretl
Oct. 25
Dawn Lee Casev
Mrs. Don Windham
April Kay Nollson
Mike McCullough
Mrs. Bill Long
H. M. Tucker, Brownwood
Oct. 2(
R. S. Boyd
Mrs. Mike Custer
John David Gossott
Linda Payton
Mrs. G. H. Newberry
PARK ATTENDANCE UP
AUSTIN Texas state parks
drew one million more patrons the
last fiscal year than the previous
year The actual total announced
by the Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department was 10.912.3C0, compared
with 9.837.3G4 for the earlier
period.
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Den t oo off tho deep end with your financial problems
. bung them lo the fnendly fim Naticnol Bank
4-- H Club names
officers Friday
Aria Nelson, Amnnda Wheeler,
Rnndy Thomas and Mark Hovers
arc new members of the Plcnsnnt
Valley 4-- Club and met with the
other member at the Oct. 7
meeting of the club at the Southland
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New officers were elected and
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Uevers: vice president, Knthy
Long; secretary treasurer, Maria
Shclton; reporter. Bill Hovers;
council delegates, Laura and Larry
Uevcr.
Dayneen Dunn and Bill Bevcrs,
g president and council
delegate for 1900, respectively,
were elected as county Council
officers for 1067.
Miss Dunn will work with t h c
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Mrs. Fcrrcll Wheeler. Mrs. Spencer
Uevers will work with the older
girls and Mr. Shelton will ns- -
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Post Antelopes
Denver City Mustangs
ANTELOPE STADIUM
Fri. Night, Oct. 21
7:30 P.M. KICKOFF
This is THE GAME Denver City for at least a share of the District 4AA
championship.
Not since Donvor City onterod the district in I960 has a Post toam defeated the
Mustangs. For that mattor, in this span of sovon seasons, no district foe has come out
on top of Donvor City.
But Friday night comos Post's best chance over with a tough, experienced Antolopo
crow dedicated to the causo of bringing the district grid crown to Post.
Donvor City had thoir hands full at homo last wook with improving Slaton. The
say tho long Donvor City string of district wins will be in
Stadium tomorrow night.
Tho game should draw one of tho biggest ovor crowds into tho stadium for tho
title showdown.
This Salute 1966 Post High Antelopes Sponsored by Following Antelope Boosters:
Elwood Wright's Texaco Service
--aprock Liquor Store
Steak House
"m's Long Branch
rvice Welding, Const.
Young
Post Dispatch
National Bank
Adman's Texaco Service
bn Bros. Food Locker
Implement
To
Short Hardware
Post Insurance Agency
Lester Nichols Gulf Wholesale
Cottage Lounge
Western Auto Associate Store5
Collier, Druggist
Long's Enco Service
Wylie
Scott-Poo- l
Co.-Shamrock-
Mitchell
Insurance
Mac's Barber Shop
P&W Acid
football
Antolopos shattered Ante-lop- o
Judy's Cafe
Hickman
Chevrolet-Old- s
Hall's Gulf Service
Bill's Welding
Garza Tire Co.
Ken's Mobil Station
Rocket Motel 0
Cash Implement
Wilson Brothers
Post Radiator Shop and Garage-Foste- r
and Son
Chuck Wagon Cafe
Hudson-Spark- s Dirt Cont.
Martin's Department Store
VS
Dodson's
White Auto Store
Thaxton Cleaners
Post Auto Supply
Farmer's Texaco Service
Neff Farm Equipment
Phillips Quick Service
Bull's Ranch & Farm Supply
Fashion Cleaners
S. E. Camp Texaco Wholesale
Kendall Motel
T. L. Jones, Seed and Feed
Corner Barber Shop
Dr. L. J. Morrison
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Insertions,
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Minimum Ad, 12 words . SOc
Brief Card ot Thanks 1.00
Political
Announcements
The Post Dispatch is authorlied
to announce the candidacy of the
following candidates, subject to the
General Election on Nov 8, 19CG.
DEMOCRATIC
For State Repr., 74th DUt.
RENAL B. ROSSON
For Judge, lMth Judicial DIsL
TRUETT SMITH
Fer Ounty Judge:
J, E. PARKER
Fer County and District Clerk
CARL CEDERHOLM
n)
Fw County Treasurer
PAULINE COLEMAN
Fer County School Superintendent:
DEAN ROBINSON o)
Fer County Commissioner Pet. 1
TED L. ATEN
FOR County Commissioner Pet. 4
HERBERT WALLS
For Justice of Peace. Pet. I
D. C. ROBERTS
REPUBLICAN
For County Judge:
MAX CHAFFIN
Rental
FOR RENT: Trailer space at West
Side Trailer Court en Tahoko Ill- -
way 380. See or call V. M Stone
119 S. Ave. s. uiai juwj or tfe1
FOR RUNT: Newly decorated unfurnished
house. 154 N.
Ave. O. Call 2517.
tfc 9--
FOR RENT: Two bedroom, unfurnished
house. 411 West Main. Call
2687 after 3. tfe 10--6
FOR RUNT: Two bedroom Iwwhi,
family room. largo atone. 408
West Third. tfa 109
FOR RUNT: Three rwtm, tHln-ishe- d
modern aorpeted heuee
Call 3991. Joe Moore.
tfc W--
FOR RUNT: Threo-rwi- nnh.ru-ishe- d
hte.
Ntee etena aMaftar
Lats of cabinet and eJtwat sac
CaH 3871.
4te .U
FOR RENT: Ntaa,
homo. Plenty closet, wired IW
washer and dryer, carport and
outside storage. See owners, 113
North Ave M
2lp 10-2-9
Professional
Services
HAVE SWATTER and baler. wiU
travel! Turnkey Job 30c Bale
Jerry Smith, dial 4201. Call. Tax
19-1- 4tp 3
No In Garza County
Irrigation Pump
Sales & Sorvico
New and Uiod Aluminum
Pipe and Related Potts
LONNIE GENE PEEL
M. 2 Fh. 495-263- 2
Proclucing
For Sale
CALVES: Light stocker calves,
Cleburne. Texas, Milton
4tp 10-1- 3
DOROTHY MAE MATTRESS CO.
We carry a complete stock of new
mattresses and box springs. Also
renovate old mattresses and do upholstering.
Call F. F. Keeton. 495-2M- 0.
tfc 7--
FOR SALE: Cushman motor scooter.
Just overhauled. Phone 2400,
409 S. Ave. H.
2tp 10-2-0
YELLOW Fecal-siz- e pads? 40 cents
at The Post Dispatch.
RUBBER STAMPS
Quality rubber stamps tor your
home or business use. One day service.
See Don Amraons at The
Post Dispatch office. Phone 2S18
Nicht Phono 3610. x
FOR SALE. 1960 Volkswagen, good
condition. Call 2349.
Itc 10-2- 0
CLEAN. RUGS, like new, so easy
to do with Blue Lustre. Rent
eletrfc shampooer $1. Hudman
Purnkure Co.
Itc 10-2- 0
ITS A FACT: CHiarcttes arc hazardous
to your health. But It your
customers insist on smoking, furnish
them with a light. See Don
Amman for Book Match Ideas.
Ph. 3816.
NEED PLASTIC mending tape'
We sell K for a SI a roll at The
Post Dispatch.
FOR SALE; 1099 Chevrolet pickup.
Oood tiros, aew battery and starter
Can't say much for rest of R
Good Ihirjtutfi for a d4t-your-- lf
mechanic. JTS. See Don Amman
x 19--
"Gout! CrrtMt: RepoMosstil IMS
model aiff-M- K equipped Stor
sewta nMchme ta walnut con-ot-
Embroidery patterns, buttonhole,
oif Six payment of
SI 46. Cnsfe dHoount. Write Credit
Manager. 1114 13th St. Lubbock,
Tax " ftc 9--
WK HAW TiMniiir at The fHMt
Dtsijwtch onty 19 cants.
Morris
tie 2
FOR SALS mi Ptyimxa. 117 S.
Av O
Jtc itM
Wanted!
BE gsasts. b kMd. to that axae-s- t
earat. rieaa K wish Hlwe
Litctre Rant afeetric shampooer
tt Waekars lie 19-3- 0
Public Notice
fP YOU
drlnkinf
or
NEED HELP with
499-207- problem, call 1
495-296- or write Box 7.
S2tp (9-1- j
(
TO Whom It May Concern: No t
bunting, fishing or trespatslnf.
on the Beaulah K. Bird Ranch,
?,P(.M)
DtSCARDRD BOOKS? Don't throw t
them away Donate them to the
Medical FouadaUen's tree libra
ry. tfe 2-- 30
ANYONS lftter(t4 in HulyteK pi-
ano or theary eaM Mrs KoMh
Blair. 495439. r ami by 912
W tfi. 4lc 944
Hit Sariatt. Tex . tirtd
1 1 s
name fram a ' bK sf4ngM wbleh
served a wataetntt far
horde et buttaitt. aateiape. ami
wild mustang horses.
Royalties
Submiftalj ConficUntial
6EM6E R. MOWM
1201 San Jacinto luiltiing
HoMtw, Tx 77002
CofW Milto ifmd CA 01
Real Estate
FOR SALE Two lots. 910 W. 13th.
Inquire ot 716 W Third after 5 '
p m Call 231S. tfc 9--
HOUSE FOR SALE. Three bedrooms,
living room kitchen corn
blnatlon, built-i- n oven and range,
built In china cabinet with sliding
doors, wood paneling, plumbed
for washer and dryer, central
heating and air conditioning. Nice
front yard, and fenced In backyard.
This house Is only five
years old and has FHA loan. Located
at 709 W. 14th St. Can be
seen by appointment only. Dale
Stone.
tfc 10-1- 3
FOR SALE: 196.36 acres dryland.
S miles southwest of Post on
FM-131- All In cultivation, good
yield average on cotton and feed
S.
allotments.
2tc 10-1- 3
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Three
bedroom house, n combination,
two baths, carpeted, 111
Ridge Road.
4lp 10-1-3
FOR SALE OR RENT: Two and
three bedroom houses. For informatics
call Mrs. Alcne Brewer,
dial 23S9. tfc 10-1-3
FOR SALE OR RENT: One m
house and one three-bedroo- m
house See O. V McMa- -
hott or phone 2661.
tfc 10-1-3
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TRADE:
Three bedroom, fenced yard. 610
W. 495-206- 3rd. 3tc 10-1-3 FOR SALE: Two-roo- building to
v.. .i r tv h.M,
407 W. 4lh or call 2489.
10-2- He 0
82 A. FARM 300 A. Irrigated.
92 shares of Highland Ditch Co. ,
water. 2 modem homes and 2 that
are net. Modern corrals, gran-- 1
arte, silos and scales for feed- - j
tng 1200 head of cattle. One of
the best producing (arms In S E
Caierade, 5 miles S of Las Ant-ma-
Caio. Mllne-H- Ut Agents. Inc
Phone Las Animas La
mar
1.
itp
io-:- o
DUB to hatath. forced to sell well
tobttihtd brick motel
PhMsty roosn for axstaatton. doing
amd busiaws. Lovely living
quarters. 592 N 61 Highway. Duncan.
OMa. AL
Itp 10-3-6
FOR RUNT: Pumlshed apartment,
stritabie far ooueie. Newly
516 W 13th.
tfc 10-2- 0
rrdec-rale- d.
1IOUSK FOR SALE To be moved.
ready-buH- l house, car- -
.Jt 11 l UrtJ.. Dlu T .tu
to
uTJ vJZi . uJIP
rkwe
Wujua
Wanted
2tp 10-2-
WANTED A daytime carhop,
w person at the Dairy
' ,
tfc 9--1
NEED someone to brtn our Ferd
tractor and biade ta Casper, Wyo.
-a-bout 900 mNes. It will (it In a
wtde-br-d piekup. CaN or write
Tern fewer (397) 53i MM. Box
24M What will you charce?
HURRY PLEASE
3te IM
WANTED Ironing. SI SO per dozen.
Men's white shirts ami pants
extra Mrs Bertram. 3017
2tc 10-1- 3
Help Wanted
HELP WANTED- - Between
2145. high school education. Ap
ply at Pinkie's Post Store.
tfc 1
ATTEND SHOWING
Mr am Mrs David Newby. Mr
and Mrs Jim Cornish and M r
George Miller were among those
from Pott attending the art showing
of Peter Kurd and lUnrlette
Wyeth at Baker's Gallery Sunday
In Lubbock. They also viewed the
sculpture exhibit at the Municipal
Garden A Arts Center
Abilene Christian College was
founded In 1996,
Automotive Paint
Garza Auto
Parts
'
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank everyone for the
cards, gifts, visits, flowers and
prayers on my bchall while I was
in West Texas and for nil the good
food and nttrntlon since I've been
home. May God bless each of you.
Mrs, Albert Sparlln
At a time like this, we realize
what our friends and neighbors
really mean to us. We will always
be grateful for the thoughttulness
of our friends, the cards, food,
prayers, and lovely flowers that
were given to us In our time of
bereavement. It was so thoughtful
of the men to help haul In the feed.
We appreciate all the visits made
to us. Thank you.
The Grover Mason family
The Ray McClellan family
The O. L. Ferguson family
The Harry Lee Mason family
I want to take this opportunity
to thank my many friends for your
visits, cards, letters, flowers and
girts while I was In Methodist Hospital
at Lubbock and since I have
returned home.
M"' R " C'"rr Sr. I
I would like to thank all the men
who come over Monday to stack
hay and anyone else who helped in
any way. I appreciate the prayers,
visits and concern of my neighbors
during the illness of my mother.
James Doggett
I'd like to thank everyone for
th4r vtaff nnit flnunr. tin,, mv
accident, and especially I thank the
? ho Rathered and stacked my
Skinnlc Stewart
We ",sh 'hn"k ',?r
h flowers, food, cards and
during the loss of our Daddy and
uninddoddy. The kindness you
have shown will long be remembered
nnd nnoreciated
Mr. and Mrs Thelbert McBridc
and David
Mr nnd Mrs. Auvy Lee McBrlde
and children
Mr. and Mr. Claude Cranford
and children
GIRL
SCOUT
NEWS
Brownie Scout Troop 5 held its
investiture Tuesday night at 7- - 30
p m in the Community Room. Mrs.
Wavne Richardson, troop leader,
presented pins to the following as
each girl said her Scout promise:
Kim Lott, Cynthia Richardson, liana
Shiver, Donna Ammons. Mary
Ortiz. Eleanor Martinez. Brenda
Weaver. Jill Young. Vickl Gannon.
Tina Dodson. Cynthia Ann Conoly,
wmuuiH' ..Itui.li,
Jona """". Mlchelln Donahue.
RhonJn 'n,oma "! Jodlnc Tipton,
...
mt n a, ...
ftetiissuiu lain
James Weaver !.
assisted In the ceremony.
Parents were social guests
and Mrs Jack Lott and Mrs. W F
Shiver, troop committee members,
helped with the refreshments.
Brownie Troop 445 held Its first
birthday party Tuesday afternoon
at the Girl Scout Little House Each
girl received a gold six-poi- star
to be worn on her uniform which
denotes one year as a registered
scout. All the girls of the troop
received an International friend
ship pin.
.. Leaders. Mrs Bill Blrkes and
ftirs Wayne Carpenter, served
birthday cake to Glna Birkes. Pam
Carpenter. Karen Blanton. Christy
Davis. Tammye Thomas. Cynthia
Morris. Patricia Bilberry. Kathv
Howell. Mkhele Mason. Kim Mitch- -
ell, Te ,,., rr Clary. Peggy Gandy, Jonl
flml t.rroa Wston
Mrs Rlrkes and Mrs, Carpenter
jhavo recently completed leader
training courses sponsored by the
Caprock Council of Oirl Scout.
i Brownie Trooo 331 will "flv-uD- "
Sunday afternoon ah 3 p m at the
First Christian Church. The Chris
tUn Women's Fellowship Is troop
sponsor, and Mrs Lee Davis Jr.
and Mrs. Dayle Nelson am traders.
Each girls will say the Girl Scout
Promise and know the ten laws
before receiving her wings nnd pin,
A flag ceremony will precede the
ceremony.
Girls "flying up" to scouting are
Cindy Cates. Carol Davis. Lee Ann
Osndv. Gayte Guthrie. Kim Hester,
i Judi Huffman. Jana McXamle, Tool
t Miller. Pat Nelson, Rebecca Heal
on, Kne Tnsmas, Pebble Seward,
Susan Hopkins and Sherri Compton,
Jdnior Otrl Scout Troop 377 met
last Tuesday at the Little House
after school and practiced for the
flag eereraony lo be presented at
the Gana County Traffic Safety
Put Leitj No. 1051
Joo Vlllwrnt VVM.
Paul Jones . Sect.
DIAL
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Atomic Energy Musoum
visited by Post couple
OAK RIDGE. Tcnn. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ralph Welch of 216 West 15th
St., Post, Tox., recently visited the
American Museum ot Atomic Energy,
Oak Ridge, Tcnn., which
features demonstrations and display
on peaceful uses ot the
atom.
The Museum, operated for tha
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
by Oak Ridge Associated Universities,
Is the only Institution devoted
exclusively to nuclear science.
Especially trained lecture-demonstrato-rs
show how the power
of the atom is utilized In medicine,
industry and agriculture.
program which will be held Nov.
I at the primary school auditorium.
Mrs. Carl Aycock, leader, Is
assisted by Mrs. Bill Hall. Troop
members are Lee Ann Aycock,
Kuy Brecdlove, Jill Cash, Jan Hall,
Kay Guthrie, Jonl Huffman. Sher-r- el
Guichnrd, Deborah Medlin and
Karla Josey.
junior Girl Scout Troop 84 will
meet Friday afternoon at the Little
Mouse and will see a demonstration
on biscuit making by Mrs.
Bill Gandy for the girls who arc
working on cooking badges. At the
last meeting Gavin Miller showed
her rock collection to Jodl Gandy,
Terry Shedd. Maxlne Collazo and
Jean Huffman.
Mrs. Aycock, Mrs. Gondy nnd
Mrs. Davis nre attending the Cnp--I
rock Girl Scout Training Home and)
i.nms Badge workshop in Ralls to-day
(Thursday )
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No. 2 Can
WHITE SWAN, STRAWBERRY,
WOLF BRAND, NO. 300 CAN
TAMALES .
Decker's All Meet, lb. tY
FRANKS
Dektr'i, 6 la 8 Lb. Ave.
PICNICS. Ib
Getter's 2 lb. Pkg.
SAUSAGE
Yeung , Tender
Beef Liw, lb. . .
MISS BRECK. REGULAR 99c
HAIR SPRAY
NYLON HOSE
COLGATE. GIANT SIZE
TOOTHPASTE .
LIQUID SWEETA,
SCORE. LARGE TUBE
HAIR DRESSING
Justiceburg Halloween
Carnival draws near
By MRS. BUD SCHLEIIUBER
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Wiley returned
to their home In Cherry-val- e.
Kans., following n y visit
here to bo with their daughter,
Mrs. Bud Schlchuber, who underwent
surgery nt West Texas Hospital.
While they were In Lubbock
they were guests of tho Jockey
Fluids.
Justiceburg Women's Club met
Friday afternoon In the lunchroom
to make plans for the Halloween
Carnival. Attrnding were M m e s.
Riley Miller. Douglas McWhlrt,
Dezzlc Bcvers, Sam Bevers Jr., and
Penrl Nance.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Welch
nnd Mrs. John Borcn were among
the visitors of Mrs. Bud Schlchuber
In the hospital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McWhlrt
were Thursday evening visitors of
the Riley Millers.
Mr. and Mrs, John Boren attend-c- d
a bridge party and were overnight
guests in the Gene Young
home In Lubbock last Friday.
Attending the football game In
Morton last Friday were the Douglas
McWhlrt family and Mr. and
Mrs. Bandy Cash.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Franklin
were Saturday visitors In Lubbock.
Weekend visitors of the Douglas
McWhirts were Skip McWhlrt of
Fort Worth, the Frank Breedens
of Albany and the Jockey Fluids.
Mrs. Bud Schlchuber was dismissed
from the hospital last Saturday
morning and brought to her
home
Visiting with Mrs. Lee Reed Inst
week were Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris
Cornctt. Mrs Cameron Justice.
Mrs. Ellon Nance, Mrs. Cecil
Smith. Mrs. Mnson Justice, Mrs.
Rnymon Key. Bud Schlchuber nnd
Mrs. James Brooks of Slnton.
Sunday dinner guests In the Lee
Reed home were the Fcrnle Reed
and Eddie McCowcn families
Mr nnd Mrs. Weldon Reed nnd
CHILI
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For Famous Salem China
DINNERWARE
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9
This Week This
Saucer Only
With Each $5 Purchaie
PRESERVES
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COFFEE
18 OZ. JAR
49
35
While Swan, 3 IB Ox. Jars
RED PLUM JAM $1.00
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20 POUND BAG
RED
95 NO. I, YHJOW
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79c
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47c
69c 57c
CUCUMBERS
lb. 9C
5c
children were Sunday visitors In
the Jnmcs Brooks homo In Slnton.
Mnudie (Mrs. Cameron) Justice
celebrated n birthday Oct. IS.
Cecil Smith helped nt the roundup
nt his sister's, Mrs. Ella Murphy,
Wednesday.
Pearl Nance visited her sitter
nnd husband. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D.
Mitchell, In Scmlnolo one day last
week.
Visiting In the Cameron Justice
home Snturday nflcmoon were
Mrs. Cecil Smith nnd Penrl Nnnce.
Visiting In the Bud Schlchuber
home Sunday were Mrs. Douglas
McWhlrt and Danny, Mrs. Pernio
Reed and Ronnie, Mr, nnd Mrs.
Cecil Smith. Frank Breedcn and
Jnckey Flultt.
Mrs. Douglns McWhlrt and Mrs.
Riley Miller visited In Lubbock on
Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Bevers Jr.,
nnd Glenna attended the 7th grade
football game In Post last week.
Mrs. Evelyn Dormnn visited her
mother, Mrs. Dezzle Bevers, last
Wednesday.
John Coleman Borcn spent sev
eral days In Lubbock last week
visiting his grandparents, the G.
E. Brndfords. His mother went after
him nnd spent Thursday night.
The Jnckey Fluitts were supper
guests of her parents Wednesday
evening after attending funeral eri
vires for Grover Mason In the
afternoon.
THREE-WEE- K TRIP
Mrs. Jim Hnys returned recently
from n three-wee- k trip to California
where she visited her son and
daughter-in-law- , Mr. and M r s.
Jnmes Hnys. In Anaheim; n sister,
Mrs. E. M. Rhondcs nnd n brother.
Wnltcr Lee. of Enrlvmont; Wnlter
BREAST OF CHICKEN, NO. Vi CAN
TUNA
SUGARY SAM, NO. 2', CAN
Sweet Potatoes . .
FLOUR GladioiaJO lbs.. 1.29
59c
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5 lb. bg - . 49c
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new minister
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to .fiend ; JOT. W
lunch. Slnclnc mvt Mk!...?
lnnca WOUghoUt the 4
Post girl sings
with Tech group
Miss Cnrolvn Mi.i
year student nt Texit Tk
daughter of Mr and Mn.
Matslcr, Is a member of the Td
Singers, n mixed chorui of ibea
90 members and an Indtpaids
auxiliary ot the Tpch choir
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Hnvs nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Loyd Hays n memocr 01 the rest
of OJnl. nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllbumi choir nnd sextet wh.le jhewuh
Hoys of Ontario
1 ithvvw
high school.
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TV DINNERS
Merten's N Ox
Beef or Tuty
2 for 79c
Sawetlme . lie
Bf or Tuiltr
POT PIES
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2 for 29c
PIE SHELLS
39c
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GROCERY
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TMMK., m. SAT OCT WV

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vnmv Post hns npprox
that ore not
HAZARDS
,c litM
J .U.I mnbltl the
' 7R houses and build-- .
ju,. - ir iii.'AI TII
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that ate n.'.-.- ..
.ttti nnirt nrnunil
nrr n"i 'hi M.-- -
- wi arc uu"i "
BiMtt Hound - lhot being
. Sim our lim 'u' V. ' d board last Friday. At fir--!
,,i a relief (or nil of us.
could be put away for
iTwttad o' u.,c- - wns'c
ntwipapcrs couiu uo
. noor wltnoui ocmx
the door could be opened
... ni nrnhhinc one fleet
puppy, ana Miss oam
enjoy a Done on mc
inierrupiiuii- -
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1150 J!vl uuii " -
. li iiiiU ! nnd Miss Sam
nunc iw
.. i l .. v a kinf.
i upon her
if ihli void wns being 111
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i.i mail itwii. "- -
ill wouldn't be o baa. uw
Irtjhmen thu year mlRht Just
.( .mim ri irerK'r fnr
ru k" j
year right now.
t ft.... fiit Knlr n n il
i nuns isis-i- t
durinR that froshmnn '' year.
children and they want to
i. il k 4 U n
It all nnywuy, . itun ileal
V.u n11 rwrnclnnnllv write
ivt tti
.i i . i.
tfj:!e a few collect phone
.ru nicuca ud uunnc our
dropped to a bare minimum
our Mm C the elder because
ih cooa odoui writing anu
t n i mosnv ntmui montv.
bui year we have n sopho- -
Md a lenlnr Mull nml nhnnn
hive both dropped to nn all
lew We can only be clad thnt
la case thev dltnnnpnr. r thn
1 ...
U the only thing you have
md Mr I'm Il
- . til f,iijiii. ill
me inevunoic
IOH1 m lt I'nit ..Mill nwtmm
mt ysu have to look fortn
j inarms v uenlse Schlchub--
" """f n'l III! IIUIIVI
Bw Schlehuber. last week.
i.im inn aC will Kl- -
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few.MEMPHIS
I I I"
Jurn By MRS. C.
edulc. Considering Dcnlse Is In the
6th grade, I was most Impressed.
We're clad to have Mrs. Glenn
Jones from Kalcnry back with us.
She took most of the summer off
becnusc she was busy with can
nlng nnd other farmwlfo choros.
My honeymoon appears to be
over with the section center In
Lubbock. After my Inst campaign
the Post Dispatch wns hustled out
of Lubbock along with the first
class mall. Now, I'm nfrnld they
think I won't notice and they arc
getting sloppy again.
So, nil of you subscribers who
are not getting your paper by Mon
day nt the latest, drop me a note
telling me when the paper nrrlves
nnd give me your street address.
I, In tum, will present them to our
postmaster nnd he can take It from
there.
It seems to me that Postmaster
Edwnrd O'Brien might spend more
time worrying about when people
receive their mall rather than having
postal employes waste time
looking ZIP Codes nnd dec Inr.
up
Ing such things as "ZIP Code
Week."
Mmes. Justice, Nance
Priscilla Club hostesses
Mrs. Cameron Justice nnd Mrs.
Elton Nance were guests nt last
Friday's meeting of the Priscilla
Club In the home of Mrs. L. A.
Barrow.
Tho hostess served npple p I e
topped with shipped cream, coffee,
nuts nnd mints to tho guests nnd
following members
Mmes. N. C. Outlaw, Morris
Ncff. Victor Hudmnn, Inez Sat
tcrwhltc, Monroe Lnne, Floyd Car,
pentcr. C W. Terry, Iln Mac Wills.
Dean Robinson, Boy Hart nnd Robert
Cox.
Tho Oct. 28 meeting will bo held
In the home of Mrs. Wills.
Guest attends meeting
Mystic Sewing Club
Mrs. Zeldn Huffhlnes of
f "Mn Vlilttd and .
- sister Mr and!
ML T.v " 1
Mm Ike home of m. irt. Putncro. of Wichita FH.
W I--. . ny n who also visited h mother Mrs j
Mm Pays, In Twin Cedir Nursing
a
O'Don-ne- ll
wns it guest when her sister.
Mrs. Edna McLcndon. entertained
the Mystic Sewing Club last Frl
day In her rural home.
Refreshments of tuna sandwiches,
olives, nuts, mints, cake, tea
nnd coffee were served to
Mmi- - Nell Windham. Ooal Wll
fWch par'ar 0f the Perry-- 1 Parents of the couple are Mr.
viuitn was ineianu Mrs. u. i'. urovci m
mv of the wedding of rtr
! ton nrui'Mrs. C A. Redman of Post
w T(de!l offleinted at
rUIC
m , - .
I ltemoon
n
nnd tho late Mr. RcUman.
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride wore a white knit long
sleeved dress with whito accessor
les and n corsage of white glam
Ilia backed In green.
Mrs. Delbcrt Balxar of Perryton
was matron of honor She wore n
blue Ullorrd sun anu n comauun
corsage. Troy Holly of Post was
best man.
A retention was held nt the
church The serving table was de
WUEKKND GUESTS
ur..Ln.,l aiia.1 In lh home Of
Urhtm ..j'.t-- . -- , ur r ifiVrc wti her
WSCS service
held Monday
The Women's Society of Christian
Service held lit annual "Call
to Prayer and Self Denial" scrvlco
Monday momlng at 9:30 o'clock In
the First Methodist chapel.
Mrs. L 0. Thuctt Sr., was In
chnrgc of the program. She was
assisted by Mrs. J. E. Parker and
Mrs. Tillman Jones. Mrs. Parker
explained thnt the offering would
go to the Methodist community
centers nnd tho Deaconess Retirement
Pund.
Mrs. A. M. Lucas gnve n prayer.
Mrs. 11. J. Dietrich played soft
organ background music throughout
the service.
Twenty women participated In
the offering.
Cast completed Oct. 29
'Snow White' presentation
ton will be n black cat and autumn
leaf dancer. Bo Jackson plays the
part of the servant, and goblins
will be Linda Stlcwert, Dinnnn
Stiewcrt, Kent Klrkpntrlck, Dana
Pool and Joe Huddleston.
Music Is under the direction of
Mrs. Bo Jackson, the club chorus
director. Special music will bo by
Mrs. Kay Klrkpntrlck, organ; Lex
Roby of Odessn, violin; Mrs. Boo
Olson, pinna; Tlmmnni Bull,
drums; Giles McCrary, banjo; Jnn
Olson, guitar.
Efforts arc being made to have
the new cyclornma curtains Installed
in the auditorium for the production.
Tho curntlns nre the result
of n project of several organisations
In town.
Qiiilt occupies time at
Merrymakers meeting
Members of the Merrymnkors
Club helped their hostoss. M r s.
Mabel Martin, with n Wedding
Ring quilt she Is quilting at last
week's meeting.
Roll call was nnsworcd with
"Things of Interest I did during
tho summer"
Refreshments were served to the
following
Mmes. J. F. Storie, S. C. Storie
Sr., L. II. Peel, Winn Cross, Alma
51ms, nnd Bonnie Adnmson.
The club will meet Oct. 25 with
Mrs. Peel.
iiuu iicht
wn? line) so we'd be with
iron, jusuceburg for n i Hams. Ruby Butler, Kninerine nan-
TMt li, ' she said, "unless
win seme in," We both
Hut we shouldn't keen tho
Viltlnff f nil
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-
VISIT I.N IOWA PARK
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Greene and
kin. Cecil Grav. Jtuby Shedd. Jim children spent the weekend at town
mle Hudman Mae Shipley, Llllle D. Park visiting his parents, Mr. and
Short. Zelda Huffhlnes nnd Miss
Mrs. W. B. Greene, and other
Henrietta Nichols.
The Oct. 28 meeting will be held
In the home of Mrs. Shedd.
What Is Prompt
Payment?
Oocn or chcugo accounts
are payablo willun 10 days
after fecoipt of itaiemont.
On installment accounts
which ate rxivoblo over a poi
lod of months, each payment
should bo made on or beloro
the day of tho month specified
in tho contract you ngnou.
Consequently when you
nan a contract which involves
monthly terms you should
maVo suro that the due rate
coincides with your pay day.
Don't skip ono payment ana
thon make a double payment
corated in blue and white and fea-
2 JJn Jry Mortis of tured a three-tiere- d wedding cake.
parents oi a son. Brs, ll. A Mitchell. Mrs, Dale
born Mond.v. Oei. Rtown and Mrs Billy Mitchell
7! "fty Hospital. Tho were members of the house party
D M. lilt The couple will live In Post
1 In,..
: " "
iu
c
liner, where Mr. Redman Is employed
are Mr nnd with 'Rocker A Well Service
i.tnu 7 Ifod.M ...I
Wedding guests attending from
trA . "
. - i,;
'Willi
Post were Mrs. U, A Mitchell and
Herbert. Mrs. C
U uauriti
"swui in lud
llnt are Mr. and
Hsys. ho has Just
to klp lth th new
A- tho next month. Creditors regard
this as not paying
- Redman, Mrs.
uiiitf Mitrlull and Phillip Cren
shaw.
CALIFORNIA GUEST
Waller Hays of OJal. Calif.
in Post Monday to visit relatives
and friends. He plans to
visit relatives In South Tesas also
txfore returning home.
according
to agreement
The attitude of debtor towards
tho credit is moil Inv
portant. If circumstances prevent
you from making payment
on llmo let your
creditor know the teaion why.
a
a
always
If you explain tho clrtumttan
ces that cause you to be temporarily
slow In payment, that
data Is enteied In yout payment
record.
When that fum it given as
a reference, your attitude Is
reflected in their rating of
your paying habits
RetaX Mtfchants
ASSOCIATION Of lOST
Officers are elected Monday
reporter.
to be
at 29
Mr. and Mrs. James of Route are
forthcoming of their Shirley Ruth Doggett, to
Lawrence (Corky) Young, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin of
Lubbock.
wedding will take placo at o'clock in the evening Saturday,
Oct. 29, In the Methodist Church.
Miss a of Post High Mr. Youpg
graduated an Oklahoma high school. They are both cm-ploy-
at Past Matrons Club meet
The Past Matrons Club of South and Friendship"; her motto, "Love
land, Post and Tnhoka held its fir- One Another", and her favorite
st meeting of tho new year Mon- Scripture, "As you would that men.
day at 7:30 o'clock in the evening should do unto you, do you even
n
In the Community Room.
so unto them."
The following officers were elec- Mrs. lllllle Johnson presented
ted: Mrs. Rlchnrd Lewis, presi- the yearbooks and each meeting
Mrs.
dent; Miss Thclmn Clark, vice nnd program was discussed
president; Mrs. Kenneth Davios,
C. R. Tlmxtim unit Mn. urum leader, using "Quostlons
secretary treasurer; Mrs. C. I. Jock Myers In charge of . Hidden Answers" from
Lnw-renc- Dickinson, marshal; Mrs. e
program, Mrs. J . issues of "World Pnrtlcl-P-
Durkett, chaplain; Mrs. D.
D. Pcnncll, parlimentarian; Mrs.
J. II. Ilnlrc,
Tho new president welcomed
members and told of her projects
and alms for the new club yenr.
Mrs. Lewis' theme Is "Fellowship
Doggett-Youn- g wedding
performed Graham Oct.
Doggett 3, announcing tho
marriage daughter,
Ted
The 7
Graham Chapel
Doggett Is 1965 graduate School.
from
in Lubbock.
.
OKLAHOMA GUESTS
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Prltchard, Mr. and Bill mm!
opens meeting Wesley and Elizabeth Ann of Bar Mrs. W, of
tlcsville, Okla., are guests this Mrs. nnd
Mrs. Lee Davis Jr., opened tho week In the home of his sister and Mrs. E. E. Cass a week ago Wed- -
meeting of tho Christian Women's brother Mr and Mrs Lec nesday. Mrs. Cnglc Is n niece
Fellowship of the First Christian
Davis Jr. The and Dav-
Church with reading of the
poem. "I Think of Ploasant
Things." when It met Monday in
the home of F. C. liarkor.
Mrs Mason Justice was pro--
Mrs.
nnu
were the the last two
Initiation with Call."
Pnmell as a candidate. Ver-- paling In the qulr wore Mmes.
scs of friendship and love for one J. H Halre. Wlllnrd Klrkpntrlck,
I another tnken from the Bible wore Lec Davis Jr, Will Wright, Lee
used In the ceremony.
Davis Sr, and Nita Burress.
Mrs. Lewis welcomed Mrs. Par-ne- ll Mrs. Beth Beggs wns worship
Into the Friendship Circle. leader taking from the World CWF
The refreshment table wns cen- Psalm 25, and Scriptures:
tered with n black witch on a Prayers were offered for the new
broom, skeletons and black cats to nations and countries In the pro-
carry out the Halloween motif cess of becoming Indcnpent ns they
which was repeated throughout the find their place In the family of
room.
nations.
Mrs. Dickinson wns chairman of Refreshments were served to
the hostesses, who Included Mmes. those mentioned and to Mmes. W.
J. E. Tanner, Edsel Cros, John- E. Dent, Max Mitchell. Bill Mills,
son. Thaxton and Miss Henrietta Atlce Lucas, Howard Kolb and Lu-
Nichols.
cille Lobban.
Members present were: Mmes.
Will Wright. Dnvles, Bur-ket- Mvers. t,
Zuella Thomas. 0. H. Hoover. Mrs. Thuctt is hostess
Cross, Jny Oats. Pennell, Pnmell,
Halre. Lewis. Dickinson at Nccdlccraft meeting
and Misses
Clark nnd Nichols.
First Christian Church
Fellowship Guild meets
- OKLAHOMA VISITORS
Mrs. Cagle
G. Crosnoc Hollls, OM..
visited Bcttlc Carmlchael
of
Prltchards
Mrs. Carmlchael nnd n cousin of
Ises will attend homecoming nt Mrs, Cass Mrs Crosnoc is Mrs.
Texus Tech this weekend Cnss slster-ln-In-
MR BAIRD'$
MR
Stays Fresh Longer
LAST CHANCE TO SAVE AT MARTIN'S
New sponsor for
sorority chapter
Mrs. Vclvle Williams is the new
The cast has been completed for Jackson: Sleepy, Mrs. Tom Bird; sponsor of the Mu Alpha chapter
the Post Music Club's presentation Happy, Mrs. Doug Hillock; Bash of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, It was
of "Snow Whito nnd the Seven ful, Mrs. Leo Stiewcrt.
announced following the Monday
Dwarfs," which will be presented Animal friends will be portrayed night meeting In the home of Mrs.
Saturday, Oct. 29, at tho primary by Randy Hudman as n bear; Don Becky Brown.
KT .J. Ihal IhMII
ior auxir pui iiiin iii-- school auditorium nt 7:30 p. in. Collier, n Hon, nnd Butch Hcaton, Mrs. Flute King wns
:t.. f.ll..... . tliMir As previously announced, Mrs. a wolf. Linda McMahon will be tin
Mrs. Lois Fluitt presented n pro-
Don Pennell and Vernon Scott will nnlmnl dnnccr, and Barbara Norgram entitled, "Introduction of
play the parts of Snow White nnd
BSP."
the aewnd venr, the clow the prince, respectively, Mrs. Gar-
Plans were mnde for n soclnl to
and thev certainly uon't need land Huddleston will be the queen
be held Oct. 25. nnd n rummage
(witch). The Dwnrfs nrc ns fol-
sale to be held Nov. 12.
lows: Doc. Mrs. lilt I Pool; Grum-
Those present Included Mines.
py, Mrs. Bob Mncy; Sncczy, Mrs.
King. Margaret Barley, Dorothy
Jerry Thuctt; Dopey, Mrs. Bo
Perdue. Brown, Pnt Schmidt. Knren
Callaway, Ruby Williams, and Fluitt.
WEEK-LON- VISIT
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard McSpad-de- n
of Sanger spent last week in
the home of his sister nnd brother-in-la-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Russell.
The Russells' son nnd dnughtor-ln-laof
Lamcsn visited one day
while the Sanger guests were here.
Sunday guests in the Russell home
to help Mr. McSpaddcn eclebrute
his birthday with n dinner were
the Russells' two daughters and
families, the Cecil Mnhoneys of
Hobbs, N. M., nnd the linns Hudman
family.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CIIUHCH
The Rev. George Miller, pastor
of tho First Prosbytorlon Church,
has announced that his sermon topic
for the 11 n.m. Sunday service
will be "God on Trial."
The Christian Women's Fellow
ship Guild of the First Christian
of Edith Ramsey at 7:30 o'clock In
the evening.
Following Ro-we-
the worship by
Pierce, Ella Mae Hudman
presented the program from t h e
study course on "Acts Here and
Now."
A "thank vou" letter wns rend
from the Ynklmn Indians for the
monthly contribution sent from the
guild to them.
Others attending were Nitn Burress,
Beth Beggs, Mollie Kolb and
Edna Owen.
Sub-distri- ct meeting
of SCS scheduled
The sub district meeting of the
Women's Society of Christian Service
of the Mctholdst Church will
be hold Wednesday, Oct. 26 at the
Oakwood Methodist Church In Lubbock.
Anyone wishing to go is nskd
to contact Mrs. A. C. Cooke. A dollar
chnrgc will be made for the
noon luncheon. Nursery facilities
nrc available and mothers are
nsked to bring sack lunches for
their children.
YOUNG IIOMBMAKERS
The Garza County Young Home-maker- s
will meet at the high school
economies department Monday at
7.30 p.m. tor n regular meeting
and to (war a program on candle
mnklng presented by Mrs. J. B.
Patts.
ntrod
Reading of poem
The Necdlecraft Club met Inst
Thursday afternoon In the Reddy
Room with Mrs. L. G. Thuctt Sr.,
as hostess.
Members answered roll call by
telling their favorite pastime.
Mrs. Thuett served chicken sand- -
nu..u
lar monthly
i
meeting
i, t
in the
i wichM.
home
lowing
cheese crackers,
coke nnU c0,fcc
strawbe r
,0 ,hc foN
Mmes. S. C. Storie Sr.. I. N. Mc-
Crary. Carl Jones. Will Wright. H.
J. Dietrich. Montce Adams, Lillian
Tlrard. B. F. Evans. Oscar Smith,
Tillman Jones, H W. Schmidt. F.
C. Barker. F. A Gllley, M. J. Ma-toand
J. C Caykw.
Mrs R A Moore will be hostess
at the Oct. 28 meeting.
Lunchroom
Menus
The following meals will be served
in the Post school cafeteria Monday
through Friday of next week:
Monday: Burbocuc bef on bun.
crisp celery, buttered rice, baked
apples, milk.
Tuesday: Pinto beans with chili
seasoning and salt pork, potato
salad, enrrot strips, congealed fruit
salad, cornbioad, milk.
Wednesday: Sliced turkey with
dressing and giblet gravy, crisp
salad, cranborry sauce, cookios,
bread, milk.
Thursday Hamburger on large
bun, lettuce, pkklea, onions, potato
chins, mustard or mayonnaise,
peach cobbler, milk.
Friday Tuna salad on lettuce,
creamed potatoes with butter, sweet
peas, fruit jelki. hot roils, milk.
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YJrr IN ARIZONA
, up .1 uM I ,i
. rib 4tii . wnmo mran anu
daughter returned home recently
from a week's visit with her aunt
and uncle, Mr ami Mrs. L. M.
Baldrce, in Phoenix, Ariz.
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VETERANS'
LAND BOARD
SALE
The Vsfsrant' Land Board
will receive taalad b!dt ar (ho
Ganaral Land Office, Austin,
Taiai, until 10:00 o'clock
AM., Novambtr 15, 1966.
for the tale of 104 tracts of
land. 93 tracts offarad to
eligible Taxas Veterans only In
Briscoe, Brown, Caldwell,
Cameron, Culberson, Deaf
Smith, Denton, Dimmit,
Gaines, Hidalgo, Hunt, Jas-pa- r,
Kimble, Larrar, Lima
stone, Maverick, McCulloch,
Medina, Montgomery, Nacogdoches,
Newton, Orange,
Parker, Reeves, Runnels,
Smith, Ward, Webb, Williamson,
Winkler, Uvalde & Zavala
Counties. II tracts offarad
to ns and
eligible Texas Yaterans In
Erath, Hidalgo, Maverick,
Uvalde & Zavala Counties.
Tracts may bo financed
through the Veterans' Land
Program. For information and
listing of tracts write to:
JERRY SADLER
Commistioner of the
General Land Office
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endanger your safety th.s w.ntr let w
check the lining and wheel cylinders . .
to assure you of quick stop at any time.
Our repairs service is expert and (est our charges are
modest. See us now and drive a way worry-fre- e.
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Homecoming s at
Southland Friday
By MRS. EDMUND WILK E
read something the other day
ALL KINDS OF CAR GLASS
We carry all kinds of car glass for all
makes and models. If you have a glass
problem, drive in foday.
BODY REPAIR? WE'RE EXPERT AT IT!
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Sf clil fa All School Group
during the weekend to visit their
brother and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Moure. Prank has been In
ill health for quite a long time
that I thought was quite good and
I would like to share It with you.
It Is on "Love." "Lovo suffers and had Just been recased from
long, and Is kind: love envies not; the hospital before his mother,
lovo is not puffed up, does not be- Mrs. Beatrice Moore, passed away
have Itself unseemly, seeks not and he didn't get to attend her
her own. Is not easy provoked, funeral.
thinks no evil; rejoices not In In- WEBSTER CRAWFORD son of
iquity, but rejoices In the truth; Mr and Mrs. Payton Crawford,
bears all things, believes all who Is stationed In Viet Nam, Is
things, hopes all things, endures scheduled to arrive in Hawaii Fri-
all things. Love never fallal" This day for a five day rest. I know (he
is most certainly true.
Crawfords will be relieved that he
Well, once again Southland came will be out of the fighting for a
out the victors at the football
few days at least.
game last Friday night We played The Crawfords received a letter
Loop and bent them 42 to 18. This
from Donnld Wayne who Is station
Friday the boys will play Dawson
ed In the Panama Canal Zone and
and I hope that once again we will he has been promoted to sergenat.
win. It will be Southland's home- Wonderful news, Donald Waynel
coming with all kinds of
Congratulations.
activities
and beating Dawson would just Mr and Mrs. G. D. Ellis visited
make the evening perfect. Activit- at the Church of Chrlt In Idalou
ies will begin In the gym at 6 p. m.
Sunday Her cousin. Bro. Vernon
with a barbecue dinner followed
Simpson is pastor of the church
by a business meeting and and they hadn't seen the
each other
crowning of the Queen.
The game will start at and
the football boys will crown their
football sweetheart at the half
After the game doughnuts and coffee
will be served In the gym and
everyone Is Invited to come for
some more talk and good fellow,
ship. All In all. It looks like It will
be a grand evening So ya'll come'
Jack Roberta, who has been taking
flying lessons, flew down for
an overnight visit last Wednesday
with his parents, Mr and Mrs.
Clark llarton
Mr and Mrs Jim Mamaker and
Mr ami Mrs Payton Crawford
and Debra went to Liberal, Kans .
for 43 years. Bro. Simpson's parents.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Simpson
of Amorillo. were also visiting In
Idalou and both families were luncheon
guests in the Simpson home.
Also visiting was Mrs. Ellis' brother
and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Vernon of Lubbock. I Imagine that
these families had a lot to talk
about after all these years. Mrs.
Ellis said that the warmth and
friendliness of the church members
was very heart warming and won-derful
Mr aad Mrs Donald Pennell
ware dinner wests of the Kenneth
Callaway family In the afternoon
the Pennells and thlr grandson.
Jay. went lo Lake Thamas.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Callaway
and Stacy visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hargrove Sunday
Mrs Opal Prnneil vHUwt Mrs.
Elmer Howard In Slaton Monday.
Mr and Mrs Cecil StoJIe moved
into the Pennell house Saturday.
Her mother. Mrs. BredemHr o f
Sweetwater, spent the weekend
with them Welcome to the community.
Cdl and LaVeroe. Let's
all visit this young couple and
make them feel welcome. I
Little Uremia Belk. daughter of
th Elmer Betks. was entertained
with a birthday party Monday. She
was six years old. Little guosts
helping her celebrate were Katrina
Chatlm. Stacy Callaway. Monica
and Blanc Dyess, Ann Monk and
Debra Crawford Mothers attending
were Mrs Pat Dyess and Mrs.
Janle Ahihtre Games were played
and rakr. punch and suckers
were eneyed by all
EDMUND AND Yours Truly
a Mrthdev party Sunday
for little Angle Wtlke. daughter el
Mr. aad Mrs Delmar Wilke. Anle
was two years old Others attending
were Mr and Mrs. Max Arrant!
and Beverly. Mr and Mrs.
Leroy Poer. Chrtitl and Max. and
Mr and Mrs Jake Mueller The
Arrants are Angle's grandparents
and the Muellers are her
She had a beautiful
cake wHh all the trimmings.
Mr and Mrs Marcus Wilke are
at LBJ Lake for a few days.
We would like to extend our
deepest sympathies to the Billy
Lester family Mrs Lester's uncle.
Graver Mason, passed away and
was burled hut week May God
comfort this family ki their sorrow.
Mr and Mrs. Lea Stelle. M r s.
Mary Static and Roy and M r s.
Arno Albrecht af Carpus Chtistl.
made a trip to Georgia to visit
Tom Wheatley. brother of Mrs Leo
StoHc. who is stationed there wHh
Uncle Sam's Army
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You tnko him for n walk around the block and people
stop you to say, "What a beautiful babyl"
You try to bo modest about it, but your heart is bursting
with pride. Ho is the most beautiful baby and he's yours!
Or is he?
It can be pretty disturbing the first timo you realize that
your baby really isn't yours at all that you do not possess
him. Yet the sooner you do realize it, tho better. "Vo can't
possess another person no matter how dearly wo lovo them.
And in the case of our children, wo aro custodians, not
owners.
Ho is a beautiful baby and you, naturally, want nothing
more than for him to grow up into a fine young man. It is
your responsibility, in tho years ahead, to help him do so
and you will find the strength and guidanco to aid you in
your task in your church.
Chances
Start going to church this Sunday. are that
they've even got a nursery for beautiful babies I
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The Church the foclor on for the building
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73 members are in
high school choir
By Chcrryl rcnncll
The Post HiRh School choir, tin-i- tt
the direction of Mr. Georgle
Mbon. h member th s year.
The choir w.ll have n hayride
m, Saturday Other plans that
M,e been made arc to have a ban-m- tt
a Christmas program with
Post High band, choir tour,
contest at Snyder on April 29.
S
The members of tho choir nre
ts follows
Seniors Dcanna Adams, Dllly
BUnd, Carolyn Oreedlove, Linda
Brrd. Clyde Cash, Dour Chance.
ia Beth Dlllard. Sue Gilmore. Paul
Hiroon. Sherry Gist, Davis Hen-to- n.
Nancy Mendrlx. Dllly Hodges,
rth Johnson. Marcla Ncwby,
Chcrryl Penncll, Linda Hays, Lois
Gilt. Richard Lee;
juniors -- Pa'rtcla Dullard, Carolyn
Divls. Pat Dixon, Sullnda
Little, Natha Jo Mcars, James Mc
Post junior High Drama Club
committee members announced
It Peggy Dcvers
Prid.iv the Drama Club
met st 10; 30 a m , with the president
calling the meeting to order.
The committees appointed last
Trek by the president met.
The committee to cut stencils
consists of necky Drewcr, chair
mm: Sue Strofer. Robert Pace,
Mile Slattcr and Drcnda Wnrrcn.
TSnr on the Droeram schedule
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COmmillCC arc nuii-- runs wiuiu- -
min; Dcbra Mason. W. D. Sims
ind Ricky niacklock.
The scenery committee Includes
nid linrt. chairman: Judv Flop
esct, Sue Eubank, Rhonda Case,
Rev. O. Curtis Leo
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Klnxle, Lnrry Rosas;
Sophomores Charles II a k e r.
Sharyn Dllbcrry. Debbie Eubank.
sue narrison, Linua Justice, Carolyn
Lcdbcttcr, Karen Lee, liar-bar- n
Newbold, Nancy Robinson,
Dclbcrt Rudd, Elbert Rudd, Mike
Scott, Donna Stewart;
Freshmen Jnn Adams, Ray
Altman. Lnrry Damcr. Kathleen
lllocklock, Mary Drocdlove, Paulo
Cravy, Johnny Hair, Nancy Hart,
Dutch Ilcnton, Randy lludman,
Jimmy Jones, Cathy Jones, Howard
Keel, Darbara Lucas;
Also Robert McAfee, Donna Mad-do-
Mike Morlearty, Phillip Noble.
Deth Peel, David Pierce, Janet
Ray. Reeky Pocr, Manuel Sanchez,
Daisy Smith. Mary San-che-
Dobby Snow. GeorRc Torres,
Llllle Wllke, Jan Wllks, Judy York,
Ruby York, Tommle York, Nona
Forrest.
Vickie Maddox and Karen Snccd
On the costume committee arc
Cynthln White, chairman; Wllmn
Dullard. Ritnlyn Duller and Linda
Parncll.
The committee appointed to read
Thanksgiving plays is composed of
Noldi Kuykendoll, chairman: Vickie
Williams, Debbie Cooper, Karen
Morlearty and Mark Smith.
The committee to read and select
n Christmas play Is made up of
Alice Cruse, chairman; Vickie Gill,
Sue Eubank, Mark Smith and Linda
Parnell.
A skit was given by Vickie Mad-
Dy Sherry Woods
This year the Student Council of
Post High School has set up a new
system where each club puts the
flags up for two weeks.
The president of each club appoints
someone to do the job, or
anyone from that club may volunteer
to do the Job.
A schedule was set up by the
Student Council and posted on the
bulletin board In the hall,
Harllngon, Tex., Incorporated In
1905. is named for a city In
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Commercial Club
in first meeting
Dy Linda Hays
The Post High School Commercial
Club held Its first meeting of
the year Oct. 10 In the Commercial
Room.
Officers for the year are Lor-cn-a
Anderson, president; Drcnda
Haley, vice president; Sue e,
secretary; Dcllnda Lee, treasurer;
Eydlo Johnson, Student
Council representative, and Linda
Hays, reporter. Mrs. G. E. Fleming
is the club sponsor.
The members nre: Eydle Johnson,
Debrn Drltton, Dclindo Lee,
Ann Ussery, Pnt Robinson, Jnvnle
Joscy, Donna Mathis, Drcnda Haley,
Sue Gilmore, Doylene Fry,
Nancy Hcndrix, Linda Dyrd. Lois
Gill. Peggy Claborn, Llndn Hays,
LnGayluach Young and Jane Cannon.
Mcmbors volunteered for committee
assignments.
A name for the club was dis
cussed, but there was no certain
name selected.
After working In groups of two
and playing "An Automobile Party,"
tho meeting was adjourned.
Archeology Club hears
guest speaker Friday
Dy Eddie Jennings
Last Friday, the Archeology Club
hod a guest speaker, Mr. Frank
dox, Jimmy Kemp, Mike Slattcr, Runkles, He spoke to the members
Jerry Drnthchcr and Ritnlyn Dut-le- r. of the club on the subject of ex-
The skit was "Whether or cavating various Indian sites over
Not."
Garza County.
Mr. Runkles told of the various
types of artifacts, especially ar-
Flag raising system is row heads, to be found in this area
set up at high school of the South Plains.
Sottlomont roachod
on two suits on notos
The First National Rank's t w o
suits on notos against Dr. James
G. Casey, now of Abilene, were
settled in Gnrza district court here
Thursday afternoon without a Jury
trial.
The Jury panel waited while
agreement between the two par-tic-s
wns reached.
MOVE FROM OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Llvoly
have moved from Salem, Ore., to
Post and arc living in the T. C.
Clark house, which thev purchased,
nt 915 Wost 6th St. The Hvelys
had been residents of Oregon for
three years and before that Mr.
Llvoly was In the leather goods
business at Port Hood, Tex., for
25 yonrts. Mrs. Lively Is a sister of
Mrs. John Raker.
--
ELECTRIC, of course!!!
Modem electric ranges are easy
to use - nnd easy to clean, lllcctrio
clement clean thertuches and now,
many models have
ovens. Modcrnlo your kitchen v. lilt
u FJectric Kangel
CVi (oowri SAttlitn
JVM Stryki
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tmt fnm Xtli) KHawU Ulnvk .ifplUm
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in
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self-cleanin-g
Post
Public School News
The Post (Taxes) Dispatch Thursday, Oct. 20, 1966 Pago 7
Mm
By Marcla Nevrby
Post High School
The "spirit stick", n symbol oti
great school spirit, was presented
to u deserving Sophomore class In
last week's pep rully, even though
the Freshmen tried their hardest
to win It a second time. Doth the
Senior and Junior classes also displayed
tine spirit and wilt be
working hard to beat the lower
classmen.
Another highlight of last week's
pep rally was Coach Gregg's demonstration
of the type of defense
that Post planned to use against
the Morton Indians. The defensive
Visual aids used
in Language Arts
eventh grade Language Arts
students have been viewing film-striand
hearing recordings about
techniques of four famous artists
In America.
Elsa Schmld Illustrated her technique
In doing mosaics,
Seymour Llpton. who works in
sculpture, was filmed while designing
a metat sculpture for the
Philharmonic Music Hall In New
York City.
Richard Lytle's Illustrations
were paintings, while Estcban Vicente
was filmed while making a
collage.
MORNING DEVOTIONAL
The Monday morning devotional
In Post Junior High was led by
Stephanie Davis. The patriotic
phase of the program wns given
with Frlti Gerner leading the
Pledge of Atloglance.
MOVE TO DOWIE
Mr. and Ms. G. R. Cowley moved
to Dowle over the weekend.
Thoir sun, Dobby. nnd wife and
sons spent the weekend In Dowle
with thorn and left thoir youngest
son. Ronald, for n week's visit
when they returned home
Slaton 87.4
Morton 69.2
Floydada 95.5
Abornathy 99.5
Wintors 108.2
Tahoka 100.7
appenui 9
squad was Introduced, and Coach
Gregg told us exactly which boys
would be responsible If the Indians
broke to the right side, und exactly
which boys would be responsible
If they went to the left or through
the center Evidently though, the
entire defensive squad knew exacts
ly what their responsibilities were
nnd somehow managed to keep
Morton from scoring either on the
left, on tho right, or down the middle.
Coach Gregg must know what
he's talking about when he says
he's got a team of responsible
boys!
A short pep rally was held before
school last Friday at about 8: 15
following the raising of the flag.
All the students gathered In front
of the school building and braved
the wind and the cold to get the
spirit going for the first district
match at Morton.
Homecoming will soon be here
(Nov. 4) so that means two things,
boys. One, be sure and order a
mum from a Senior representative
soon, and, two, be sure and get n
date to wear the mum. Got the
hint?
The choir Is planning to havo n
big hayrldc this Saturday as their
first group activity this year. With
all the choir members nnd their
dates, approximately 100 people
mnv attend. If all the choir students
pay their 50 cents, every
body can enjoy good eats. So. be
sure and pay your money before!
Friday so we enn treat our guests
tn n roal feast hot dogs and
Cokes?
As n combined welcome - boek
nnd Hobby Dlrthday wish, the
Does treated Coach King to a sur
nrlse party Inst Tuesday. Oct. 11.
Coke and lomonade was enjoyed
by nil, nnd Mr. King was presented
with a beautiful sweater from nil
the Post Does. The party dkln't
hut quite long enough though been
use there was still time left
afterwards to do a little running.
Next time we'll make better
Friday Night Picks
By HARRIS RATING SYSTEM
of DALLAS
As sponsorod wookly by Bob Collior, Druggist,
on outcomo of gamos played by Post Antolopos
and thoir soasonal oppononts.
Denver City over Post
Powor Ratio 99.2
By 3 Points
THE GAME Iter Friday night with the Post Antelopes
challenging tho Denver City Mustangs for the district
crown finds the defending ehomotorw a narrow 3 point
favorite according to the state-wid- e Harm Rotmg Sys-
tem If the game had been played a week ago, the Mustangs
would have toted a 4 point edge by Horns. The
Antelopes' power rating lemaWwd unchanged from last
week at 99 2. but Denver City's slipped .8 of a pomt
from 103.4. This week $ ratings found Stanton dropping to
tho very bottom of live stale's Class AA ratings 193rd
out of 193 Class AA teams. Morton rotes a 6 point favorite
to win their first game in beating Stanton. But the
Indians ore lowly rated too. ranking 187m Hamlin facet
the toughest team on this week's schedule of Pot and its
season s opponents, taking on WtHwi, 72nd ranked in
the state, as compared to Denver City s 52nd rating nest's
69th ranking.
Difference between power ratios determines
predicted margin.
WINNER
102.4
LOSER MARGIN
Frenship 73.7 14
Stanton 63.0 6
Halo Contor 94.3
Locknoy 88.5 1 1
Hamlin 86.2 22
Coahoma 89.6 1 1
"SACKING THE ANTELOPES AU THE WAY"
Oft UQ 04 ST
POST, TEXAS
I
School patrol is
doing good job
Twenty Post Junior High School
boys, all members of the 8th
grade football team, nre serving
as the schools' traffic patrol and
doing an excellent Job of It, according
to both Junior High Principal
James E. Pollard und Chief
of Police Leldon P. Miller.
The patrol boys work mainly In
front of the elementary school
building and between the elementary
and high school buildings, although
their patrol covers the en
tire school zone.
The Junior high principal said
the boys arc contributing a great
deal to traffic safety at a time
when It Is sorely needed because
of an Increase in traffic hazards
around the schools.
Club presents program
Monday on patriotism
Dy Mary Arm Wright
The Disc Jockey Club nt Post
Junior High School presented n
program on patriotism Monday
morning.
Dobby Hodges was the principal
speaker. He Introduced Sherry
Dird before the devotional. Other
speakers were Jimmy Dooley,
Gary Shepherd, Jimmy Dertran
and Mary Ann Wright.
Artcrafts and Hobbies
members hold meeting
Dy Debbie Cross
The Artcrafts and Hobbles members
met together and started to
work on various things.
A group of boys burned wood
with an electric woodburnor. Deb-r- a
York made a potho-lder- . Some
girls worked on gum chains, and
others worked on billfolds. The
other studonts made paper plate
flower vases.
Camsro Sport Coupe v, h t,.
OH and Gas
A L, Storie to George R Drown,
Lots 9 and 10. Block 29
Vera Mae Gossctt to Sam E
Hil-bur- n
and others, part of southwest
quarter Section II and part of Section
12, K. Aycock.
W. J. Davis, Guardian, to D. J.
Stone Oil & Gas Operations, northeast
quarter Section 1237, GW-4T- I'.
S. C. Storie Sr. nnd wife to D. J
Stone Oil and Gas Operations,
south half Section H01. HL&RR.
J. W. Teaff nnd wife to D. J.
Stone Oil nnd Gas Operations,
northwest quarter Section 1237,
GWT&P.
Ted Aten and wife to Sam E
llllburn and others, 49.9SS acres
Section 12, K. Ayeock.
Ted Aten nnd wife to Sam XL.
llllburn and others, part of Suction
12. K. Aycock.
H W. Dooley and wife to George
R Ilrown. Lot S. Block 32.
Deeds
George U. Hrown to Klrbv Petroleum
Co., Lots 98 nnd 09, Robinson
Addition.
George R. Drown to Klrby Petroleum
Co.. south 24 feet Lot 4
nnd north 4S feet Lot S, Dlock 1.
Wcstgate Terrace.
Llbernl German refuces settled
In Kenosha, Wis.. In 1850.
BAKE IT IN
YOUR OVEN
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in r m iiamam. ?m
buckets and all.
tr nor-'-'P- y J cs"
All standard rt'3'' tu ket Carpetmg.
Rut, , ,,pf .!,'" A 1Av tp bix or a
b'QtJ' .H(21ohpM decoding on model
Nevv ;MrV fWt'tfi ,,k1 maitei cylinder
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Camnro Rally Sport PuN the
switch "on" and heedliahu appear
at each end of the Ml width
griH You alto got tpecial exterior
inm and RS emblems Thn order
the Custom Interior, something
it again.
Leases
Census Bureau survey
of school enrollment
to include this area
The Census Bureau's annual sur
vey of school enrollment In the V.
(S. will be token during October
and will Include this area, according
to Francis It. Wllmcr, director
of the Bureau's Regional Office In
Denver.
The survey, which Is aimed nt
obtaining a count of the number
of children and young adults enrolled
In the Nation's school for
the new ncademlc year, will be
taken here during the work week
of Oct. the director said,
Questions In tho survey will caver
pupils enrolled in both prlvato
nnd public schools, as well as
through the elementary
and secondary grades and college
und professional schools. Additional
questions this year arc designed
to determine the current number
of high school dropouts and. for
college students tho type of college
(1. or 4- - year) being attended, tho
type of student housing being used,
and the major field of study.
The school enrollment survey Is
taken In conjunction with the Bureau's
monthly survey on employment
nnd unemployment taken for
the U S. Department of Labor.
The information is collected from a
scientifically selected sample of
households In this area and from
other samples throughout the country
The Durenu Interviewer who
will visit families In this area during
October Is Mrs, Lois N. Kennedy
of 415 South Ave. R.
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rm Jhundny, Pet. 30, 1966 Tho Post (Toxsw) Dhsisrtch
4-- H Gold Sta-r-
((Continued From Front Pane) ycar; Burnie Jones ami Floyd d
the Achievement Awardj hardson, 18th year
ajter a short talk In which he prais
ed the program for the outstanding
Job it is doing in training
bpys and glrb to be useful citizens
el tomorrow.
The Achievement Awards were
presented ui follows
Heef Cattle: Davkl Hart, Tony
cjbnnar, Jerry Johnson.
Cltliemhlp: John Johnson.
Dairy Fomle: Sue Severs.
Dross Revue: Mark Shelton.
Pleld Croos: Lee Norman, Hobby
Norman. Charles Baker, Kelvin
TJiomos.
Foods ami NutfHione: Cynthia
White. Nokia KuykemloJI. Lauru
lievcrs. '
Hlomo Boon otn let: Zelika Free-rrinr-ti
Nancy Mad4ox.
Leadership: DoniM Maddox, mil
Bftvars, Rusty Conner
SPubMc Speaking- - Dayneen Dunn.
SwJnel ItAiry- - Uevers, Joe Uev-or-
Record book ribbons were pre--1
sented by the county agrnt to the umler way at the tounty lax as
lonowing - collector s office here since
Blue. Cvnlhla White, clothing; 'Oct. I, with a total of 141 having
Sue Hevers. achievement. been registered up to Wed
Red: Rusty Connor, leadership; needoy.
Larry Bevers. swine; Tony Comer, The registration Is free and Is
John Johnson. cHI-- open to aU ponsons who w.sh to
zemWp; Nekla home qualify for voting In next years
economics; Laura Bevers, etttsen- - Registration of voters has been
noon
achievement;
KuykeniktllA
elections.
ship; Donna Maddux, leadership, Under a recent U S Supreme
Watte: Joe Revet, beef: DavW Court ruling, the payment of n pell
Hart, agriculture; Fritz fJerner. tnx king a prerequisite for vat
etectrte.
Ing In Texas was abolished
Sue Bevors was presented a cook- Voters, however, must register
book by Mrs. Gentry for her achi- to qualify for casting their ballots
evement os high point girl In the In electrons, whether the elections
food show
pertain to school, city, county
"Each One Enroll One' wis the Hale or federal office candidates
them of this year's achievement or to bond or tax issues. It was
program.
Wagoner Johnson, county chalr-rnan.adult,
ML ksoders. present-ni-l
year plrts and Friends of
4H inwards and , announced record
bftok trophy wtnnom.
IRectinl book trophy winners were
announced as: Tony Conner, best
Hrst ywr bos record; Rusty Con-nji-r,
best overall boy's record; Cynthia
White, beet overall girl's record.
Tho Friends of. awards, which
w,ere 4-- paperwolRhts. went to
riarnla Jones and Floy Richardson
for their continued support of the
4-- program. Doth have been adult
leaders for 18 years and both have
been on the building board
since the building was planned and
constructed.
! Those receiving year pins
were the following
First Year: Tony Conner. Kelvin
Thomas. Jerry Johnson. David
Hart, Bobbv Norman. Lee Norman.
Second Year: Cynthta White.
Nnncy Moddex. Charles Raker.
Third Years John Jhwn, Rusty
Cnnner. NeMa KuykendoM. Fritz
Clamor. Joe Ilever. Maria Shelton,
Sue Ileveri.
Fifth Year: Laura Uevers, Day-rtee- n
Dunn.
Sixth Year Domm Moddox. Larry
Devors
"lovewtii Year: Zelika Freeman,
HH Hewrs.
Munibe rs Sue Cowdrey ami Ricky
Knt niietatssl JoiMMoa let wfiklnt:
the awont.
bv HIN ftevwr to the Mtowlar
Hound Yew: Mr Victor Ktsy-kwtd-
Mr. Hay Mnsloy. Mm.
W D WUkkstne. Mr afMl Mm. ClSU
Ortfst. Whomt Jehu. Fete
Lancaster, Mosm Hoewmw. Mn. O.
V PemieU.
Mrs. James Sbotton, third yean
Mrs. laance Mevere. fifth yean
Mrs. ThwtMM MatMnn. seventh
ywn Mrs. W'lfbw Morris, Uh
ymr, Mrs. Faye Payton, 13th
SEE FOOTBALL CIAMB
Mr. and Mr. W C KiW and
their dauaXer. Diane .of Lubbock
attended a football name hurt Thursday
nlaht betwoen the llbbs. N
M., sophomore and the Carlsbad
sophomores at Hebbs The Ktkers'
grandson. Richard Rrown, plays
defense for the 1 lobes' team, which
won 34-1- 3.
Tompere Paints
Wator Colors
Artist Colors
Pastols
Canvas Panols
Sketch Pads
Charcoal
Valour Paper
BrueHes
Imlia Ink
Fetter Art Books
Bristol Board
IL E. Cm LuiwW Co.
Bouchier bids
Lubbock's biggest
olh-o- r
Traaa AAI etwdonta wrr rn
rsmte to cfctawa m Ksagsvilir
ReOAMem smm wim hoht at J p
141 register for
free vote during
first three weeks
emphasise).
Rogtat ration of voters for 1&C7
"lectkme will contmu through Jan.
It. 1M7 The regUtrellen certificate
obtained at the county office
quallflo the rttrant to vote m
--lectimw from Feb. 1, 10C7, to Feb
.
Bouchier. formerly ot Currant understniHlIng of the
and superintendent ration regulations
for Manhattan Construction Co. In that persons the age
Lubbock, has signed a contract for rears are exempt from
bulk! the IS--1 and persons ry be
Bank-Ftone- First , anient of the a and of
Natural Gas Co. building down-- 1 hr six months
town Lubbock. fully qualified
The general contract is for
The building, which
will Include a parking garage, to-- 1
tal energy power plant and dn
bank besides office
building, will be located on Broad-- 1
way between Avenues and O in
downtown Lubbock.
The contract provides (or a
option to add six mor stories
to the office buMl"
Under aoml worklnc condition.
Bouchier ostimates Manhattan wiH
Ing dajw. The contract calls for Tm
workhut days which means nbut
two and one-hal- f years is allowed
for ronatrurtlon
Ground breaking are
set for 4 p m Friday
Relative of Pest
family is killed
Mi am! Mi. F R Morrland
rrrrivrd wonl laul rrKlav of the
tenth nf Iwr neptww Havm md 5Su-bvr- IMS
Ronnie
Post district free rotor regis
ever of CO
still
Mi new aiatertae: must
(Continued From Front Page)
National state yoar given the lawbreaker greater op-
in county to become portunity to escape punishment
electors.
3. A general climate of dissatisfaction,
unrest, defiance and vio-
alto
lence, traceable partly, although
Homecoming at
exclusively, to agitation
ve-
reaction over racial issues.
in
the
4. The Indtlfcrence the typi-
Tech this week cal "good citizen" to the fact
N
our system law order Is
LUBBOCK "Happiness Is Tex-
simply breaking down.
as Tech" will be the theme of
y
Smith sold he considers the age-o-
Tech's 19S6 Homecoming Celebra-
CO' "why THEY do
21-2-
tion Friday and Saturday. Oct. something about It?" the most significant
the reasons for
The Homecoming parade and all
..i... . - ... ..I,.- -. ...Ill current crime wave.
-- "If by 'they' we mean the police,
ht bated on the Happiness-
the the mayors, the state
theme as Tech observes Its 4lt and federal officials, the Congress
anniversary and honors students and the state legislatures, the com
from anst years.
mlaelonors courts, the city coun- -
While ahtmni are looking for-
ceremonies ward to reunion with o4d friends. dl. and the Judiciary from
Iu.il--. Miirt th Sunremc Court
T
unouosttonatMy
ssdectins! ought
and dorm jphint,
'lone and the muJti- -
by the topic
fratemttio.
depart-- ,
the university
Special guests on rampus
Ing the festive will In-
t clude 41 former editors "The
m a t k wr k lhal T"-odo- r
Clainifd two othrr Iivm am! critl-cait-y
HirhHghti" parked
Injurvd three prrann
schedule will Trch
The wrvck ocrurred auttth ot Civ-pis- s football Saturday
rhrtett Shubert and ix ! ' - - - ...iM V. Uu. H . H . ' . . . .
.vu. i - y ix irue umi
week Homeronttoi Quean llly to do om- -
ftsMliMs. potting the fhdaMng tou- -
ntA abma K they must do
choe on (loots decora- -
and tnilcklv.
proaarln tor .. wm ncaii that t h e
rtide reception various announced this evening was.
sftrorttlo and ,wvi vn Do?'
innti of
weekend
of
"
thr fMm -
a
not
and
of
that
of and
don,t
ol nil
our
sheriffs,
the
m
""hr
ihr - SMU
game ni ? m
-
whom wo nre responsible obey tho 10 to driving while Intoxicated. He
Inw . . .
was fined $50 nnd costs and a
"4. Demand that the law be en- three-da- y Jail sentence and driv
forced . . .
er's license suspension wore pro--
"5. Support the law . . .
"6. Help enforce the law . . .
"7. Tell our public officials,
and especially our legislators and
councllmen, that we stand with
them for law and order."
In closing, the lieutenant governor
said that we arc going to get
tho kind of law enforcement that
we demand and the kind that we
are willing to pay for.
"What con you and I do about
law nnd order?" he asked. "The
answer Is, 'Just about cvory-th!n- "
A banquet at the City Hall preceded
Smith's talk In the auditorium.
He was Introduced by Mrs.
James L, Minor, president of the
Woman's Culture Club.
Preston Poole. Lions Club president,
was master of
Pictures
tne xioup
of
in medley of Texas
songs, accompanied by Mrs. Till-
r
man Jones at
Each and every one of us
the piano. The Invocation
was by
cm do somethlmi about It. v,itji
Bernard S. Ram-try- ,
and the benediction
this in mtad. I reprctluly make
by Jack
Alexander.
the fotlowmn suggestions:
"I. TWnk of the problem le
terms of Individual responsibility.
1. Obey the law ourerhrM . .
p
"1 See. to the boat nf nur Witty,
that our family and others for
1
bated for six months.
'Restless Ones'
(Continued From Front Page)
truth and comes up with an answer,
not an easy answer, but an
answer from beyond us." This answer
will satisfy, challenge and
Inspire young and old alike and
will appeal lo churchgoers and
The Christian message
comes through In the midst
of a realistic tccn nge situation,
cleanly and without cloying. Swift-movin- g
plot episodes highlight the
opportunities facing the church.
Screen writer James Collier has
skillfully brought Into focus t h c
contemporary plight of both teen
agers and parents. A sensitive
Mrs R. L. Marks led the Plodau script, produced by World Wide
of Allegiance and Jim Jackson led under the direction of!
Dick Ross, has resulted In a
"break through" In "The Restless
Ones."
Rhode Island is only 1.214 square
miles in site.
'Victory dance
to follow game
Introducing
FISH
SANDWICHES
Tasty fillets provide an all
new sandwich just right for
slacking.
35
ATTEND SCS MEETING
left rnht Rj'ph Wclih Mrs Welch and Ba ley Mayo,
who attend the annual meeting of Texas So I o are
and Water
Consorvation dutrtci supervisors held recently at Austin. Wolch
It supervisor of the local Garza County Soli and Watsr
District. Mayo is a Soil Conservation Service
if. Gov.
wer SIiiiiih hi treed tmttl Ms
Iwarrlage ahtntl eight month ago
Survtvor mchnee hi wife of the
home in Corpus hi par-ttfive
brothers and tow sisters
Mrs MoreiMmts asother. Mrs
mM after vteMtng here tor
oral wka Also attending the
Mrs Tommy HM of Pest
Oil activity--
(Continued From Front Page)
E No SG. mutt south of US-S-i.
which produced 144 barrets of oil
and 7 barrels of water tn Its It
hour test from the 52-- 3
wne
ALSO IN THE Carta oil new
this week Is the announcement
that the D J. Stone Oil & Gas
Operation of Lubbock wilt drill Its
Supplies No. 1 W J Davis, six miles northwest
nf Post, explore through
the Glorleta.
The venture
For all the budding Pater
Hurds, our art department
Is detlgnod with you in
mind. Wo havoi
1 (CO from
north and 1.M0 feet from east hnet
of Section 1337. GwTP Survey
abstract 31S. one and one half
miles southwest of the Huntley
(San Andres and Glorleta) flM
ami one and three-quarte- A "victory" dance will be held
Chrtatt.
at Teen Town Friday night Immediately
following iot-Denve- the
r
City football game and will last
Addle MonkSNHM. retttrwed to her
home at Wwdeboro to artoad the , Maxtoe Cumratnets. who will
chaperone dance, has
five-piec- Shaniels" e
was
eombo will
ptav. Steve Mknoet. Mr.
and Mrs. Joss former res-dm- ts
Post who operated the
Western Auto Store at time.
member the combo.
Boy Scout troop
Glorleta
elects officers
Troop which has
camp-ou- t for Nov
at
They as follows
Jim Hutchins. patrol leader;
Kelly Duren. senior
feet patrol leader. cock, quartermaster.
Kenneth Mitchell, scribe
and reporter. Larry Hutehlns, treasurer.
Steve Hutchins. librarian; Larry
Hutehlns, songleader. Carl Ayeock,
mMes scoutmaster; Heyt assis-
southeast of the Storte (Glorleta) tant scoutmaster. Blbert Rudd and
pool, but separated from that re- Delbert Rudd, Junior
servoir by dusters,
nt scoutmasters
M
Posting-s-
(Continued From Fron Pag)
champ ami her sweet potato
So. Mrs. C has done the next
boat thing. Not being a "sweet
potato pk" wcd lhc
sweet potato as the body of a vege-
the annountable "turkey" she fashioned for
ced that "The a The Dispatch window for upcom-
from Lubbock ing Thanksgiving. She used some
son of carrots for the tall, a squash for
Michael,
the neck and head, nnd some red
of
peppers to obtain a "turkey red"
one effect. Though It didn't really be-
is a of
long she put Post's only homegrown
19W lemon on for a note.
(Mrs. C's sister from the Valley
came for a visit a few years back
and gave her n lemon tree which
finally produced Its first lemon
(M It's not a lime), this summer.
Boy Scout 318,
a -.
planned Mrs. C thinks the vegetable tur-
elected officers a meeting Monkey Is cert of "rushing the Thanksday
are
giving season. We suggested put-
to
senior
ting a Halloween mask on It for the
assistant present Anyway. If you want to
Wayne Ay
see that sweet potato take a look
tn The Dispatch window and look
over Mrs Cs vegetable turkey.
ALBUQUERQUE GUESTS
Weekend guests In the home of
Thomas, Mrs. Frances McAfee were her
w and daughter, Mr. and
assist Mrs. Sonny Payne, of Albuquerque.
N- - M.
ONION
RINGS
Crisp onion rings are delicious
on every occasion - meal or
snack.
35 Order
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Continuing a series on sermons In tlnu,l. .. '
on tho Ten Commandments under be stationed at i. J?
Krucgcr
the theme "Thunder on the Moun- Paw while i.kin. k . "r
were clmrgcd Oct. 17 with tain," Bernard S. Ramsey, mlnli-te- r
bv worthless checks.
of tho First Christian Church, pato. i
Junior Odom pleaded not
506
has chosen for his sermon topic West 5th
rn
Sf
y Oit 17 to a charge of
assault Bond was set at "A Plea for Inlolercncc" (Second
Commandment) SSOO
at tho 11 a. m.
ATTEND FUNERAi r.
( ceil D Bnrnflcld plendcd guilty Sunday worship.
Oct 17 to driving while Intoxical At 7 p.m. the minister's subject
'
cd He was fined $75 and costs will be. "All Tilings Do Not Work Vernon dur.n,,
S
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sentenced to three days In Jail and .Together fir Goodl" The public cnu iunm.
lud a six months driver s license is coruioity invitcti to nil services. KlnR'i broth
suspension probated on condition
of good behavior.
Dan Martin has entered n not
r.u lty plea to Oct. 14 charge of
unlawfully destroying personal.
propcry under the value of $50.
Bond was set at $500. The complaint
allege Martin cut n left
tear tire on Sheriff L. U. (Fay)
Claborn's county oar.
Meltor Johnson Jr., was charged
Oct. 14 with aggravated assault!
ami bond set tit $300.
T. M. Dodson was charged In
county court Oct. 10 with theft
over $10.
A clwrge of defrauding by worth-- 1
less check was filed Oct. 10 again-- 1
st Dickey Beggs.
Albino Ron pleaded guilty Oct.
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Potent Post ground attack subdues Indians 35 to 0
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Walker leads lopes
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iCKSON BROS. FOOD LOCKER
and rib lolling blocks, came
up with the "block of the game"
mi the first Pot scrimmage play
He cleared out the only Morton
defender who had a shot at Walker
on the fullback's 0 - yard cor-l- n
ran with a sideline block at
mldfleld to cive Walker running
room down the sideline
Morton's only real scoring threat
of the stanse came alter He open
ing kwkoK When they drove 7 1
yards to a first down on Pout's v
yard line. Pour ptays later, a high
paM from center ruined a Morton
field goal attempt from the 23 end
barefooted end Danny Culpepper
was swarmed under on the Antelope
20.
THE INDIANS, who btllcvo In
their ground game ami have been
able to run on all their other opponents,
kicked only once the entire
gome. They ran or passed on
fourth down the rest of the night
in on effort to get beck Into the
game nnd several times gave up
excellent field position to Post
when the fourth down gambles
foiled to pay off.
Morton spent most of the first
quarter with the football, staging
two ground drives with Walker's
80 yard TD gallop sandwiched between.
Post held the second drive for
downs on its 37 and rolled CI
virdt for Its second tally In seven
, plavs with Kennedy aolni? up the
'
mldule for the Init 33 steps.
It was 14 0 at the half with n
hlrd Post drive finline on the
M' rton 30 on penalti.-- i and pass
iMompletlons.
liAHI.Y IN the thl-- J periwl. the
An'elopes stopped a Mertor. fourth
d.wn gamble on lh Indians 49
A d moved to paydlrt in seven
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1 0 0 34 8
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0 1 0 8 34
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mrClty 2 2 2 59 38
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2 3 1 66 71
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r.ton
0 5 1 52 172
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Oct, M Results
Post K, Mi: 'on 0
fldland Carver
o join district
i t"' N i h school. Mid- -
Carvr wJI be In District
Etst vczr nccoruinR to tnc
aCve re..' nment released by
lUslvcr.ify Intcrschoiastlc Lea- -
Denver City 24, Slaton 13
34, Stanton 8
Oct. 21 Game
Denver City at Post
at Slaton
Stanton nl Morton
Leading Scorers
Paul Walker, Post .. 5 '16
T Gary Hatfield. D. City 5 0
Joe Lnrn, - 4 2
Charles Fisher, Slnton .. 4 0
Jimmy Waters, Morton . 3 4
Johnny Cnrrlznlcs, Fshp. 3 2
Larry Pickens, Slnton 3 0 IS
Davis llcnton, Post 3 0
Dick Post 3 0
Denotes field p.oal.
White River Lake
good fishing spot
White River Lake,
center of a triangle between Floy- -
dadn, Halls and Dickens, Is
excellent early fall fishing,
to came wardens work
..... i . ...hi i. ins the area.
f.t Miaiana eam win u unc White River Lake,
ktveral Nero hieh schools over In the early 60's and In
state Jolnxs the UIL.
1963 with 45,000 channel
I District 4AA, Midland Carver
I compete wdh present members
and 25,000 black bass, Is pro--i
, Denver uty biaton, rren-- , duclng heavy strings of both
Stanlon and Morton.
BE SURE TO VOTE
V, h
!VC
--
. t tip important issuos to docldo in tho General
i i T "".day, Nov. 8. You should familiarixo your--
' i the amendments on which you will have an
vote. Your vote is all powerful.
'" amendments you will vote for national.
- ht v candidate. Garza County las over 2,000
K you art not able to go to the polls, make
n now to the county clerk and vote absentee.
Ikpo , j vote. Good government on you.
f . o otic In the general election for the
' I V idge. will appreciate your vote and sup.
Exf ,,- - Frenihlp
Fullback Paul Walker spear- ond half Walker came off the field
headed a crunching ground attack with o swollen knee, but he played
which rolled up a net of 340 yards the entire game after hurting It In
at Morton Friday night as the Post the opening quarter.
Trenthlp
Antelopes paraded back and forth THE VICTORY was the Ante-
through the Indians' gridiron telopes' best defensive effort of the
pee for a convincing 35-- 0 victory In season.
49 the locals' 4AA lid opener. For the first time, the locals
30 The scalping could have been blanked their opponents. Post's
Frcnshlp
26 worse, too. If Coach Glynn Gregg bruising defense gave up onlv 125
24 had not shown some fourth quar- net yards on the ground nnd but
22 ter compassion and inserted n
20 make shift attack unit of reserves
when the tough Antelope defense Gome Sfafisfics
IS produced two more scoring chan Post Morton
Kennedy.
IS ce.
34S Yds. Rushing 155
WHO 8 0 IS WALKER, rambled
Yds. Lost Rushing 30
yards for n touchdown on the An- 330 Not Yds. Rushing 125
first play, to- 15 telope' scrimmage
Total First Downs II
14 taled 179 yards on 13 carries, scor- Plrst Downs Rushing 7j
1
ed three touchdowns and booted Flrt Downs by Pennlty 4
five PAT kicks. 2 perfect placement
Passes Attempted 14
Dick Kennedy, versatile senior,
proved his worth ns a back . up
nntarlorhrtrlr when til. innV nvnr ill- -
located In the rPrtlnn r thn Anfnlnnn nltnrlc nnd
nlnycd n standout game after n
pro- knee Injury sidelined Duke Altmnn
viding
beforo Post could even get its
according
hands on the football.
A regular this year at cither end,
constructed halfback or linebacker, Kennedy
stocked proved he hadn't forgotten how to
December
run n ball club. He guided t h c
cat
team smoothly, scored one touchdown
himself on n 33 yard
"sneaky" burst up the middle,
rang up 49 yards on six corrles.
and punted twice for n 45.5 yard
nvorngc.
Kennedy had to sub as the kicker,
too. Just before the half, after
Davis Henton. halfback and regular
punter, had gone out with n
rib Injurv. Kennedy really kicked
the Antelopes out of trouble. He
boomed one 37 yard Into the wind
with the bell rolling deed on Morton's
Kennwlv nlso recovered one
Morton fumble to l ui en Antelopelou-hdo-
In the third period
nd plnved his usual rugged game
n llnlwker on defense.
WHILE THE victory was the
easiest of the Mason. It very likely
depends
can prove to he very costly.
All four regulars of what liegan
as the Antelopes' jttartlni? back-fiel- d
this season
nominee
were Injured m
varying decrees the worst being
strained livaments in Altman's
left knee, which may sideline the
starting signal caller and passer
for the title clash with Denver
your right to vote.
City.
Halfback Jimmy Hnrtlott w n s
knocked unconscious In the second
period when a diving Morton player
hit late nnd rammed his helmet
J. E. PARKER
Into Hartlett's neck with n crack
heard in the stands niter Oartlett
had bn tackled and was on the
ground.
County Judge
Heaton relnjured the ribs he
hurt In n pre - season scrimmage,
but returned to nctlon In the sec
!
Thursday, October 20, 1966 Page
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0 Patios Completed I
0 Yds. Passing
Punts. Avg. 1 3S
1 Fumbles Lost 2i
9 for 83 Ponnltlcs 4 for 40
eight In the air, forced two fumbles,
hard-runnin- g
nnd hold the usually
Indians to but 31 yards
aground and one first down rushing
In the last half.
Morton Conch Fred Weaver
termed Post's defense the finest
Morton has faced all season.
Heaton saved the "whitewashing"
for the Antelopes In the first
quarter when he caught Donnle
Hnrvev, fleet Morton tailback from
behind on Post's 25 after Harvey
apparently hnd broken clear for n
touchdown romp from Post's 42.
Tight - end Donnle Windham,
whoso trademark Is crushing tnc-klo- a
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THIRD PLACE WINNERS
Each cf these s x boys was third ploco nncr s ago v sion the Pur Past and
Kick contest sponsored hero Oct by Scott Pool Inc Ford dealers Fnm le't are Rusty
Conner, 13 Robert Slattcr, 10 Andy Wliams Danny Said var Raky K'ng 12 J.mmy
Poer, 13 Pictures of the first and scond place nne'S appeared last Thursday s D'patch
pis with Walker breaking off
left end for the final 15 yards behind
n convoy of blockers.
'
crunching tackle by Windham
on Morton's only pass completion i
In 14 tries forced a fumble which j
9
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8
9
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Kennedy gobbled up on the Indi--:
ans' 31 to get the Antelope mov- - j
ln for their fourth score. Heaton
Post's 7th and th grade football
Zvm lor lt l.tlv cm lh ninth " SIton Pi,,r ,,f
"
plav of the drive on the first pUy games herr go tn
of the final quarter,
Frenship nut 1ued.iy tor thru
next-lo-la-
Linebacker Rocmit Petty recov-
of the season
ered r Morton fumble on the Mor-
!h grade team defeatton
35 a mmu'e later, hut a reed Poet. 18 to 0. and their
serve a'Uck unit, hobbled by Its
own "motion penalttee." loat the rolling out for 31 more, the Ante-
bait bark on downs.
lope drove hi tor the Rant
Four ptavs later Monea Hmd it
running plavs account-
Vtck blecfced on He own M and ing for the II yards. Walker g o t
Post wa threaten ina again, but third touchdown by going the
again the reeerv. hampered bv final IS off left end.
penaltiee, couldn't move the ball Lots of Antelopes had "good
"-- id lost It on down on the Morton aUthts" on defense, sneludinn Joe
27.
lludman. Danny Cooper, Clyde
The Indians, heleed by penalties, Cash. Norman Tanner, Jackie
drove to Pot' 3. their farthest ami Kennedy
penetration of the second half, nnW The Antelope a sin-- Junior High teams
to play Frenship
1u-da- will
gurnet
Simon's
7th
acore
with four
his
Huff
didn't make
t lose the ball on downs with 3:21 j gle yard through the air. throwing
loft. only twice Hut then they didn't
WITH WALK EH ripping off runs j need an overhead game Friday
of 10 and 15 yards and Kennedy night
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grudi- - team won. 22-- in the
i.imi s hm lueday.
In thi- - Hth grade contest. Slaton
t 'iri-- d on their first play from
icrimmagr, a end run
They larked on another touchdown
In the aeoend period on a d
paa play, then scored m the third
quarter on a d sustained
drrve
Coach Bud Davis aak! quarterback
Robert Bulk and halfback
Arthur Torres showed up beet on
offense for Post, and listed tackle
DavM Peres, end Larry Scrlvner
and linebacker Ralph Maachaca as
best on defense.
All three Sutton touchdowns in
the 7th grade game came on runs.
wHh the Hrore at hatftime
Coach Will Iligott said his team's
outstanding plavero were guard
Dannv Rose. Dunnv Vargas, Tommy
Zacharv. Kim Owen. Ricky
Dush and Larry Hair.
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Lb Senior Guard
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PIGSKIN PREVUE
Featuring Don Kinard
KPOS - 7.30 a.m. FRIDAYS
LAST WEEK'S CONTEST WINNER
JOHNNY KEMP
JUST POLLOW THESE
SIMPLE KULES . . .
(I) Guess which teams will win the
games each week. (2) Guess the
final score of the TIEBREAKER
GAME ONLY. Merely check which
team will win the other ten games.
(3) Pill In your name and address
at the bottom (4) Leave your cn
try In the convenient drop box at
Post Pharmacy or mall to Post
Pharmacy, 115 II Main. Entiles
must be p marked by o 00 p rn
I riday on week of games (S) Win-nets
will be determined by most
nearly guessing the winners of the
ten games. (6) In case of tie, nrlxe
money will be split (7) You may
enter ns often as you wish. (I)
Each weekly contost close when
Post Pharmacy close On Friday
evening at 7 M p.m. (I) Winner
will be potted at Peat MsarMacy.
Pierce stars in
Bronco victory
ROSWELL, N. M, End Danny
Pierce, 6-- from Post,
Texas., was a standout in the air
i attack of the New Mexico Military
institute Uroncos in their easy tri-- I
umph ovor the Trinidad, Colo., Tro-'jalast
weekend.
Pierce caught nine passes for a
total of 125 yards and ono touchdown.
The Itroncos were reported In
excellent psychological and physical
condition for their game with
the Phoenix Dears Saturday night
at Phoenix, Ariz.
District jury finds
no damages in suit
A Garza County district court
-- rv here last Wednesday found
f r the defendant in a civil suit In
v.' h John William Wells sought
SI'' "37 07 In damagos from High
Tbtns Transport Co Inc.
Thr suit was based on a March
: 19CS. accident at the Interscc- -
rm of FM 122 and 15th street In
Post involving a truck belonging
' t High Plains and a car driven by
Wells
Post, Slaton freshmen
to clash hero today
Conch Dill Smith's freshman foot-- i
ball team will play n return game
with the Slaton freshmen at Antelope
Stadium tit 5:30 p. m. today
The Post freshmen defeated Slnton.
36 to 0, at Slaton curlier In
the season.
TEXAS-A- KANSAS GAME
Dr. and Mrs. Noah Stone of
HmwnfieM. Mr and Mrs Phil
Houchler and Mr. and Mrs. Shelley
Camp were among tltose from Post
attending the
Texas-Arkans- as foot-ha- ll
game in Austin Friday. The
Noah Stone children were guests
of their aunt. Mrs Malcolm Dull,
and Mr Bull while their parents
were gone
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Pt 70 Thttnctay, Oct 20, 194 The Pwt (Team) fUfMrtth
Lofs o Grassland
folks going fishing
By MRS. 0. H. HOOVER
It's pretty Indian summer again
alter our short cold spell. You can
say one thing for good aim Tswas
a high vartaty of weathar.
Mrs. W.A. Oden had ns a
houso-gue- st
lost week her sUterln-taw- ,
Mrs. Blanche Gray of Clarendon.
They vtolted Mrs. Hoover unttl
bedtime Tuesday.
Mrs. Hoover's grandson, Joe
Hoover, and wife and little daughter
of Chatonoosa. Tenn.. visited
In the Hoover home Inst Thursday.
Joe's mother, Lura, come
with them.
The fishing Huffaker bunch got
home okay this time but their
I
catch wasn't nearly so large.
Last Saturday was Mrs. W. 0.
McClaskay's birthday. Her Mn,
ltooli. and wife surprised har
with a Mexican dinner at noon.
They have a Mexican lady work-in- );
far them and she made the
net tamalas. The Carlos MaCIes-ke- y
and W. L. Cribble families
attended also.
Mr and Mrs. Roy LeMond, Jer-r- t
PrWmore. Mrs. Hoover and
Mrs. 11. W. Edwards pent Sunday
with the Huston Hoovers In
Llttlefleld.
Donald Baslnger. Jim Bob Por- -
latt week on Falcon Lake fishing.
Citizens
LET'S MAKE A CHANGE
IN OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
GET OUR COUNTY ON
THE MOVE BY
"WRITING" IN
John Hopkins
FOR OUR NEXT
COUNTY JUDGE
NOV. 8TH
(Ad Paid for by Frenjj Jhn Hopk.fn)
Which one
do you want next?
Will it be the lovely, little STARLITE
telephone (or the bedroom? Or the smart
SPACE-MAKE- R phone or WaUphoae for
here
Dclmont 88 is
Oldsmobilc's new lowest-price- d 88!
First we made Deiniont look like
a car you can't afford.
Then we priced it so you could.
mwi tm "St" " w'i""
JUte,
They caught about 56 pounds of
tlth and had barrels of tun. They
caught their fish with rods and
reels, the hard way or was It?
Dr. and Mrs. D 0 Poretertield
and
family of Abilene were house
guests of his parents, the Cus Por
lerflclds, during the weekend. They
attended church services at t h
Grassland Methodist Church Sunday
morning We were so glad tu
have them. D. O grew up here
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Norman
ami family spent the day Sunday
in Ufuwnftfld with her mother
their daughter and family In
Seagraves Sunday. Kathy has been
real sick and was hospitalized
with a strep throat last week. She
Is much better now.
CONGRATULATIONS to the
Graham Methodist Church on its
Harvest Festival. Thev made
Ain't that for such
a small church?
The Robert Browns and W. J
Shook of O'Donnell were luncheon
guests of the Gus Sherrllls Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankle Ballry
and family of Seminole vtslted In
the Newell Caswell Home Sunday.
Thev brought their new twin sons
Kalhy Is mlsslne; some school this
week because of Illness.
Mr and Mrs C L Conk of Lubbock
and her mother. Mrs. A. Z
SewU. visited In the home of
the Rev and Mrs. Claude LeMond
and family In Rcncoe Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. J K. Stwrrill vis-li-ed
in O'Donnell Saturday even-to.- something
.
Owy LeMd of Snyder wai a
kMhM sweat of Ms sister, Mrs
A. Z SewU, Tuanday of last weak.
He has lot of teJI about Ms trip.
We are glad he hi back.
Mr. ami Mrs. M. U. Thames
the kitchen or family room? All fa decorator
colors. Call our Business Office for details.
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Mrs. Lrtha Porterflekl visited
awtyto with Mrs. Hoover Wednes- '!
day afternoon.
- atfM
Mrs. Ada Oden and Mrs. Hoover sbbbbbbbbbI
attemted the Graham Harvest F s
tival Saturday afternoon and also
ate supper there Mrs. Odcn was
an overnight guest of Mrs. Hoover
The W. O. McClekeys and the alaaHHasBS
Rev. and Mrs. Rawlinas were Sun- - I
I day luncheon guests of the W. L ENDS TRAINING
uriDoies.
Army Pvt Don E Altman, 19,
The James Murray and Bert son of Mr and Mrs. Horoco
McDonald families were Sunday D. Altman of 123 South Ave.
luncheon guests of their parents,
O, Post, completed eight
the Tom Murrays.
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty weeks of military police train-
Dean visited
Mr and Mrs. Willie Daniels ing at the Army Training Cen-
Sunday afternoon.
ter, Ft. Gordon, Ga , Sept. 30.
Mr and Ms. C A. Walker visit-e- d He was trained in civil and
military law, traffic control,
map reading, prisoner-of-wa- r
control, and
(U. S. Army Photo)
Colliers return
from trip East
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Collier returned
Thursday from a y trip
which took them to Richmond, Va
where Mr Collier was the recipient
of the "Bowl of Hygela" award pre--1
sontcd by the A. II Robins Co.
Mr Collier was president of the
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
for 19C6 and was chosen for the
award for his outstanding year's
work. He was honored at a reception
and banquet which included
award winners from all 50 states
and several provinces In Canada.
Highlights of the trip Included n i
lour in Andrew Jackson's home.
The Hermitage, and the natural
bridge of Nahvtlle. Tenn : a trip
to Williamsburg to s the restored
fnloniftl fnnitnl nf Viruintn uhrrn
ihey were jruts at Campbells Tavern;
a reception at the Valetlne Museum;
a visit to Wahlngton, D. C :
tours of Thomas Jefferson's and
James Monroe's homes In Char
lottesville. Va.. a drive throuph the
Ilkie RWgr country in the Shenandoah
Valley and a stop at Jack- -
Mn, Mhs.. on the way home where
the OHIer lived far a period dur
ing World war II.
VISIT IN SLATON
Mrs. Vera Gesett visited her
4er and an aunt, who is III. in
Stolen Sunday. Other visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Galtehon of
Cvferado and Mrs. little Mathls of
WtchKa Falls.
have been on a trip to Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haskell, who
Hve In Nebraska, met them there.
Jimmle Lou and family of Peters- -
bunt went with them.
Mrs. Sara Whltely had a home
appliance party Saturday afternoon.
There were 10 present.
Mr. and Mrs. L S. Turner have
been In Houston tn attend the
wedding of their niece Thev also
spent some time with their daughter.
Jane, and family.
Mrs. Amos Gerner drove to Dallas
over the weekend to visit her
daughter. Louise, and an uncle-Sh- e
came home Monday
Amos Gtmcr has cone fishing
but 1 didn't find out where or who
went with him. Sure hop they
have good luck.
See you.
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Halloween carnival
ny MRS. GLENN DAVIS
There will be a called meeting
In the Graham Community Center
at 2 p, m Friday for all the ladles
in the community to plan the Halloween
Carnival.
Melvin (Sklnney) Stewart was
dismissed from West Texas Hospital
Tuesday of last week after
n few days stay for Injuries he received
when a horse he was riding
stepped In rr hole and rolled ovcp
Irm He was working with cattle
on tho Bob Macy ranch. Wc wish
far him n quick recovery.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Baker return-
ed home last week from
Okla-hom- e
City where she was a medical
visitor.
Mrs. John C. Justice nnd Mrs.
Bertha McKlnncy returned home
last week after a visit here with
their aunt nnd sister, Mrs, Elglc
Stewart, and Mr. Stewart.
Sue Cowdrcy celebrated her 11th
birthday Wednesday of last week.
Cindy and Lindy Bird and Darla
Baker were overnight guests. Other
evening visitors were Tonya
Baker and Mrs. Ethel Redman
along with other family members.
Mrs. W. O. Flultt Sr., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Rylant
and family In Lovington, N. M.
MR. AND MRS. Glenn Barron
(lew home to Columbus, Miss.,
Tuesday morning after a few days
stay here with her mother, Mrs.
Willie Mason, and other relatives.
They come n week ago Wednesday
to attend Mrs. Barron's father's
funeral services.
The Melvin Williams family had
lunch Wednesday with the Butch
Burkett family and the Burketts
Joined the Williams for lunch on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ritchie
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gossctt.
Mrs. Glonn Davis visited Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Will Wright.
Lt. Bert Green, nephew of Mrs.
Quanah Maxey, who was wounded
recently In Viet Nam has written
a letter to his mother from a hospital
In Jopan. No details were
learned by Mrs. Maxey.
The Melvin Wlllams family were
sundav luncheon guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Williams.
Mr and Mrs. Jason Justice of
Petersburg attended the Grovcr
Mason funeral services.
Douglas Gossett and famllv of
Hart attended the Methodist Harvest
Festival supper Saturday.
Mrs. Harvella Mason and Darla
visited Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Elglc Stewart. Mrs.
Stewart was 'not able to attend
church Sunday but was feeling better
Monday
Mrs. James Stone was able to
attend church services Sunday for
the first time since her surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Llaon and
son spent the weekend In Level-lan- d
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hensley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Maxey have
a new granddaughter, Lori Kay,
who was born Sunday afternoon.
Her parents are Mr and Mrs.
Dave Okaley of McLean M r s.
FUND
Salary .. .
General . .,
Hospital Operating
Road & Itridge Pot. I
Road L Ilrldge Pet. Uond
Road & Drtdge Pot. 1 Sinking
Read & Bridge Pet. J
Road & Bridge Pot. 2 Sinking
Road & Ilrldge Pet. 3
Road It Bridge Pot. 4
Read & Bridge County Wide
Lateral Road
Road & Bridge
Permanent
Social Security (County)
Social Security (Hospital)
Garza County Airport Fund
Airport Sinking Pund
Balance 71(4
Receipts 7166 93066
Maxey U thcro helping with the
now baby.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
S. D. Lotion were the mbck
better and Bruce Evans families.
They helped S. D. celebrate his
81st birthday.
Sure to savo you money . . . nearly $30 a year, year after year
after year. A Gas Dryer is five times moro economical to operate. Sure
dependability, too. Tho Gas burnor, tho heart of your dryer, will last
a lifetime. Chooso a Gas dryer? Sure!
BALANCE
7166
2,203,24
LOC.30
5,217.55
7,W3.2t
6,440,44
6.J5
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3,196.06
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$229,40767
Mrs. Carl FhtW vk4ft4iy
Tahoka.
Sunday afternoon visitors of the
Melvin Williams and Butch Burkett
families were the Floyd Morgans
of Lubbock. Sunday evening after
church visitor of the Williams Included
the Ambers Parrlshes and
the Mack Lcdbetler family.
Mr and Mrs. A. K. Dlnwltty of
Dallas spent one night last week
with the Quanah Maxoys. They
arc oW time residents and were
hare to attend the Mason funeral
July I, 1966 Soptomber 30, 1966
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Sumky and Monday
the Jlmn .... Ci ....
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Eblln and cniidren cf Lubbock, u
and Mrs. Jimmy Applewhite
hoka, Mrs. t
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Joyce Mldklff m Mart
and Mrs. Carl F
Mrs. Duff
school hutncvim
Ion as an hoi
n 1900 graduate
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gas dryer.
THE DC COSTS LESS. TOO.
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
QUARTERLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF GARZA COUNTY
Equipment
Improvement
24,593,46
771.72
53,2(7.57
10,049.60
6,927.4
126.41
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THE STATE OP TEXAS
COUNTY OF OARZA
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Before me, tha undersigned authority, In and for said County and Stale, personally appeared Paul II. JonM. a. j
Den Sanchtt and Mason Justice, CowmlsAloeers, and J. Parker. Ointy JiasV, ymfmj
J. County Judgv
JOKES, Precinct 1
JPrlnct J
O. PrJct i
MASON FraciMt 4
the Coamltilor.trs
Can County, Texas, who betas; duly sworn fcy rae, each upon Ms.mth says: .,)ia(ti is
THAT the attached Statement Is a trua and correct stattmtnt ofatl monle received, stlibumroents m5'' 0.
II,
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tha rsspectiva accounts of said County on tha dates shown on said Statement; to th best ot tmr knowkdc nd
P. PARKER,
ATTESTl tlt
PAUL Comtalsiloner
CARL CEDERlrOLM, Ceunty Ottk. Oatta r""" t
A-- P. OURLBY. Comrr,Usk)rir
Subwribed and aworn to txteie ma this 16th ay w
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RECUUTS
11,971.05
24.7H.70
24.1B1.M
876.71
2,561.26
51.56
6,956,76
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400,19
40,72
21.12
204
2,79.1.05
1.442,23
16,100.00
295,17
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DISBURSEMENTS
15J727.79
29.0MJ9
286.89
7,525.62
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fmf 12 Thursday, Oct. 20, 196 Th Eosf (Taxas) Dlipatch
Kalgary area news
Mrs. Parson to head
White River HD club
Dy MRS. GLENN JONES
Mm. Ralph Parson was elected
president of the White River
I ID Club when It met nt the home
of Mrs. Glenn Jones a week ago
Wednesday. Other officers elected
were: Vice president, Mrs. Conda
Starrett; secretary-treasure- r, Mrs.
Harvey Cannon, reporter. Mrs.
Glenn Jonos; council delegates,
Mrs. Alfred Brings and Mrs. O.
Jon&i. Roll call was answered
with "My Birthplace " Mrs. Jones
oavc n program on "lllrth Defects"
and Mrs. Cannon nave a talk on
"Makeup." Refreshments wore
served lo Mmes. Ilrnrv Slack, Jim
my Alexander, D Berry. R. W.
SHIf. BHran Jores. Alleta Wnlker,
Huran Jon. OInn Havens, Ob
inn, ItristM and Mtw Naaoy Brown
rul Tray and Tracv Cannon nnd
tjnry and Davd Jon. Hk nsxt
veltrt will be Friday ejtureeen
wh Mrs Slack.
Mm. Wallace MMM MHl Mrs.
Du tllnson visited UtHia and Bet-- v
Hlnscn in Lubtowk frtday after-iro- n.
The Frrddi Mm family were
fantJav dinner (Mats of her parents.
Mr and Mrs, AW 8m4th.
The Stark ftty
f Plain-H- w
ware Sunday dinner guests of
Ike Henry Starka.
Mr. and Mn M. P Smith of
Sour vlaltad the W. W. McArth-v- n
Sunday afiwetwwn
The Bennv WHk famUy visited
the Doyl Younsj family Tuesday
nfcht.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Winkler and
May of Abilene were Sunday dinner
guests of the Roy Wlnklers
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Drm Alex-ender
and family spent the week
ond with his parents.
I
C. W. lltnuon cam home from
Methodist tItMprial Tueeday and Is
fHnjc pretty gand.
Mr. aid Mrs. Gresj Parsons vis
ld Thwrtday mHmtn with Mr )
aWl Mrs Glerm ttawnn
Maa Winkler spent Saturday
in LuM wtth her sister ri "vta. Carl. whn H a student at
yxma Tech. vulird vr prents.
. and Mn Ronev Winkler Sun-- '
r.
Mrs. Marvrv Cwr nnd rhlt
" n visited the Jr KmM family
S inday
Tm R W f fnmttv visits
Vr. and Mr. F.lhert Kumhlc in
l Asrtasjtan. H. M SwkUv
Mm. Bwran tnrww vn'tad Mr
Ruby lllhrrrv m Spur Fitdav
Lcyd Self of I amesm visttad Mr
anal Mrs. C W Hlnsnn Frtdav
tmwttSISI
Mrs Site Uaaary of P--,r visited
Mrs. Gtsem HawssM Fruiv
Doytt llksaun vm a Friday sup-pa- r
hH of Hm Rav Winkler
TIIK HARVHV Cannon family
ad Mlaa Manor Brawn Wed
iwsday topper ipseets of He Glenn
The R W Self fam sml the
Deyle Mtneana wr Wednesday
supper tMta of Mr and Mrs C
W. HImmmi
Mm. Doyle rrn sjMmdrne.
a few day tn Cartes Colo . with
her aut. Mrs Tom lrwU
The Abb Smith family plan to
move tat SfHtr tHfe w We wish
tfcem btta at bapinemwi n their
new hame
Mr. rmI Mrs Alton nrmk of
MHlcfl. Okla uhI Mr and Mrs.
Coy Drawn! and Mrs Atta Mar
ef Sfw wore Prtday d l n r
the Alfred Brians vtaMed the L B
RMesls ef the Henry Slicks.
Mr. and Mrs Donni face
dtrnier guests of Mr and
Mrs. Burefl Jnnea.
Mr. and Mrs Dee Berry spent
th weekeml in AbnW with their
daushter Mrs. WtMard Tolhert.
and family
Mr. and Mrs Darl Walker and
Lort attended the Meadow home-aomln-
Friday nlht visited her
parents In Amarilto Saturday and
attended homecoming at West Texas
State University that night
Mr and Mrs, Henry Slack and
ISERV1CE-TOON- S
DEE CAYLOR
if ua-- I n Mt mtf fir nt TOST
, . 'Mil lh guy went oroe."
Our price ar as IOW as any
other itatm that s Hill IN
BUSINESS
CAYL0TS
shell simct
"MtT MftVICI KM POST"
Joneses Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sellers
and children of Ralls were Friday
supper guests of the Glenn Joneses.
Carla and Nan Winkler visited
the Roy Wlnklers Sunday
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over Loop, 42-1- 8
SOUTHLAND - Six players got
In on the scoring in the Southland
UagteV 42 lo IS win over the Loop
Longhorns here Friday night.
Hablcr Salinas ran 23 yards on
WIN UP TO SI 000
SUGAR
549
Hunl's
Fncy
Bleach Du Rife, liquid 25
Jug
Green Beans 2 e 25
Cottage Cheese 2-- . ...... 49
Napkii
Veget
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Softply, Attorfad
Colort
lwt''04M JLKt
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Tm tarSaMcc ..,.,,.,,,,,,,, 31
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Drmi RMxts ?fcv 19
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20-O- r.
BollU
Dabbs scored from 10 yards out to
give a 29-- 4 halftlme lead.
McGehee scored on a two-yar- Southland
d
dive In the third quarter and Dabbs
passed to end Joey Baslnger for
the extras to make the score 2M.
Loop scored twice to narrow the
gap to 2S-1- but runs of 23 yards
by halfback Jack Abihlre and
three yards to Dabbs put the game
out of reach, with Dabbs passing
to Bevers for the final extra points.
The Eagles play Klondike Friday
night In Southland's homecoming
game.
the first play from scrimmage to
give Southland a lead. Bill Bcv-er- s
returned a punt 23 yards for
another touchdown and Dennis Mc--
Gehee added the extra points to
U-0- make it .
Loop scored on a d pass
play, but Eagle quarterback David
Formosa
mushrooms.
now exports canned
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Pur
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CocoanaiL,., 39
Chili & Beans 39
Noodles 2 1
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Chop Suey M5s?& .69
Btan Sprouts rxi7c....... ...... 19
51
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Baby Ctrtals 21
RictS 2 43
SoapE?..... 79
DtttrttntSSr?.?. 79
WattrSftwirE?. 65
WattrSft.Mwr $15
Ctfftt 69
CracktrslJtt&fc: 33
CWHiaSTcfr. 67
fbu-Z- SS 4 39
Dtritt
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Liquid! Dttiff ni liot uu. ., 79
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Teen-age- rs are invited
to aftor-gam- o affair
teen-ager- Some parents of s have
planned nn nftcr-the-gam-e enter
tainment in City Hall Friday night
Don Browning, minister of the
Snyder Church ot Christ, will do a
pantomime, nnd the Hard Travelers,
a folk group from Lubbock,
will perform.
Refreshments will be served. All
teen-ager- s are Invited to attend.
WORK BASKET MEETING
The Work Basket Knitting Club
will meet next Tuesday In the home
of Mrs. Montec Adams.
PLAY
Scout leaders,
hold meeting
CR0SBYT0N A regular meeting
of the scout commissioners ot
the Comanche Trail District was
held recently In Crosbyton. DcWItt
Thompson and Tom Cherry of the
South Plains Executive Board
were present for the meeting with
the six commissioners.
A lengthy discussion was held
concerning Ihe replacing of Cecil
Itbell, Comanche Trail executive,
who moved recently to the Galveston
area.
$736,636 MONEY
IN
AND NYLONS
over 600,000 winners
Jcaflt & BcauUj JlidA
ContaCfe! 99
Toothpaste 'gSMfeT. 57t
Deodorant v?.t!.V.?.... 59r
Mouthwash XZ: 79
Ben Gay XftZ&rl?. 69
frozen toochf
3-6-
Rolls
Potatoes mL,..5& I00
Mixed Vegetables tt,.. 2 49
Brussel Sprouts 1; 37
Dinners : U,;::. 89
Green Beans S'ttr?. 4 1 $1.00
2
Daiquiri Mix rZ:.... ; 49
.35
Avocado Dip 69
Cocktail Tacos 59
PORK STEAK
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Now on
salelSO
NOVEMBER
RepartS.wtreKerd from the
various commHeemw and kfwai
suggested that contl&ratlra be
given to working Ihe God and
Country awards through laymen
and troops rather than through
the churches and minister.
Tom Cherry, who Is assistant
scout e x e c u 1 1 v e for the South
Plains Council, Is presently holding
down his Job and replacing
scout executives for this district
and the George White District
(LItllefleld area).
It was suggested that pictures
of the scout drive chairmen be run
Just prior to the fund drive, probably
around the first of
illeican ood Uafucs!
Tortillas W&X)??. 25
Chili Con Queso Vs?. 39
Enchilada Sauce faSE'... 21
Spanish Rice Y'SOX. 23
Taco Sauce" i;.f:r. 27
Tamales: ' 35
produce values! i
OBBBISSBBSJi O
Bananas
Celery
CJ.lt,
GtU, Km IK 12
Cim rKl. 2 29
Cauliflower
Radishes K
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3:,25
FULLY COOKED HAM
Rodso's Or Cvr
49s.55
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PorkRoastKh..u.69
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VISIT IN Avtnv
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Sunday In An.n
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