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Pti4. Ttwwlery, Oef. 20, It' The rW (TeL Dtkh WANT AD KATES First Insertion, per word 4c Consecutive per word Insertions, Sc 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 2816 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 ) Wolf 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 THIS IS FIFTH BIG WEEK For Famous Salem China DINNERWARE B 59 In Beautiful Maplo Leaf Design 9 This Week This Saucer Only With Each $5 Purchaie PRESERVES I saaaaaaaaaa----- Reg. COFFEE 18 OZ. JAR 49 35 While Swan, 3 IB Ox. Jars RED PLUM JAM $1.00 55' 39 LONG SLICER 20 POUND BAG RED 95 NO. I, YHJOW 0MI0NS,lb. 29 TEXAS ORANGES. 79c prt. 1.00 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 5C 5 lb. bg - . 49c 129 W. Mtn SffClAU aaBaBaBaaaaaaM. M Church to ho new minister The Pint n , , i ice uu re will hon.-- it,.,. Isler. the i ,.i ms wire. Pat,, ' cj u 1111 i a m - w vv Khllrxl. " aL Ilk ... 1lr W( v L scrvina ihi i h u . q mree urik it, . .. - nt former pastor lhi b,. Wl-Ir- ., i H. nlso tnucht m iv. i... ?. School. "'U 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 ............ .., uiuuimi trt 11 rllllnn wllh ...... ! . . vjiiiv ninncy, Choir dlrrclnr hn..l . jj 11. ..nil nn mKIIII.. A : . . .. t vuinuiiicu cuncen 01 Ui( Hi. vi. niuir unu urcnriini vt i k. sented Nnv e. n . 4 . m. . . - Ml w I nr n I In Lnn ii.Hm. i .1 .11 ihiiu 1,1 nil nm i pin him- - hv Mnllrlrn nitmrl-- . TV... .:i clii new prrsiurm ur uretB . . u. r ir... M .uuiriiy, no i mt DUSK - i . . i . . .i . . t . . t . .t . . i. itnss flimsier, n ec ;na tr u 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. 1-- Lb. Can POTATOES I e FROZEN 391 SPCIAl- - TV DINNERS Merten's N Ox Beef or Tuty 2 for 79c Sawetlme . lie Bf or Tuiltr POT PIES e Oi. r' 2 for 29c PIE SHELLS 39c DOUIlf BUDGETEER STAMPS FRIDAY GROCERY arrishiMABXET HtCC IUVfY TMMK., m. SAT OCT WV
M m vnmv Post hns npprox that ore not HAZARDS ,c litM J .U.I mnbltl the ' 7R houses and build-- . ju,. - ir iii.'AI TII y 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- - . J, .11 XI m -- ll lhl 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 .'l ...m (mm mir Mlicm C'l. 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- - UV -- riPfi.ni f ip- - . I 14.. I m V y. I ffh. - " m J m m -- IP Anrt Vl i n -- Li-M-l-t- f Arrivili 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-nell 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 --J... .. . ....I iL..L -- , ". .jiv news - 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-nell 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-district 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. 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