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Rainbow Sewing
Club Meets With
Mrs. Peavy
Tlic Rnlnbcw Sewing Club mot
In the homo of Sue Peuvy Jwic
21. the borne wnn beniitifully
decorated with vy and iosch.
The program began with Znda
Smith leading the group in ulng.
Ing the song "In the Gordon".
Salllc Patterson won honors
for the most sewing. The Club
voted to have a question ibox
nnd Flossie Rogers wn appoint-c- d
to answer the questions next
meeting time.
Sallie Patterson gave Uie
thought for tb,e duy. Florence
Lamed sponsored the recreation
and seven nJ games wore
played "Happy Birthday" was
sung to Florence Larned and
Annie Thomas. Eddie Johnson
drew the nice hostess gift. "The
Washday" scrg was sung nnd
U'o meeting closed with the sing-int- r
of the closing song, "Will- -
I ing Workers".
Roficflhments were served to
I Mcmlamcs Annie Thomas, Eddie
Johnson, Essie Rogers, Znda
mith. Etliel Edwards, Salllc
, Pnttcison, Cora Pitman, Flossie
iRfgcrw, Anrie Pcnn Lusk, Ann
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Tajlcr. Sue Peavy and visitors,
Mrs. Tom Holland, Annie Got- -
N'vol Smith, nnd Judy
iu,cman of Flute, Texas who
was our Mascot 15 ycais ago.
The next meeting will be
with Znda Smith.
HASKELL VISITOR
Miss Jeanctto Kay Melton,
of Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Melton of Roby, spent last
week In Haskell with her cousin,
Patsy Bartley and with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Clarence Taylor. Sunday,
Miss Melton attended the
birthday dinner of her grandmother,
Mrs. George Pllnnd.
newest thing in outdoor trtv-clin- g
and living.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodson nnd
i Mrs. Davis spent three days
in nnd nround Los Angeles,
visltintr kinfolks nnd touting
famed Disney Land nnd Marine
and
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Mrs. Opal Dotson Installed As B&PW
Club President for 1960-6- 1 Season
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MRS. OPAL DOTSON'
The Haskell Business n ,1 1
Professional Women s Ci.b
held the last meeting until
September, Sunday nfternom,
Juno 19, in iho Comnuimty
Room of the Haskell National
Bank
Miss Florence Andeison of
San Angelo, director of Di.i-tiic- t
Seven of the Texas Federation
was the gucsl speaker.
Miss Andeison in her nddios'S
discussed with the club, the
"Gcnls for 10GCM51."
Ml.ss Andeison conducted the
service in which she installed
the new officers for 1900-61- . In
the service the members were
tnken back to the mythological
realms of the Greek Goddesses,
and for a time they
were members in one of the,
1 courts.
j Mrs. Opal Dotson was in- -
I stnllcd ns president. Mrs. Dot- -
. son, with her 3ister, Mrs. Stan-- .
ley Furrh, Is nnd
mnnnger of the Personality
' Shoppe. They have operafd
the Shoppe for the past fifteen
years.
Mrs. Dotson is r. charter
membetf of the B&PW Club
She has held several ofiitcs,
nnd seived ns chnirman of
committees before
president. She is an
ao-tiv- e
member of the Hnskll
Chamber of Commerce, nnd
has long been a mcmbei of
Re nil Mei chants Association
'ie is a member of the Bond
of Directors of the Haskell
United Fund Drive. Mis. Do
son is n member of the Fust
Baptist Church.
Other new officers aic Mrs.
Lois Jones, first vice picsi-den- t;
Mis. Fadwa Hnssen,
second vice president; Mrs.
Stella Cnmpbell, treasurer;
Mrs. Dorn Montgomeiy, recording
secretary; Mis. Elizabeth
Stewart, corresponding
secretary; Miss Mndalin Hunt,
parliamentarian; Mis. Lois
Redwinc, reporter.
Mrs. Dotson named the following
lndiC3 as committee
chairmen: Mrs. Edna Lyles,
Career Advancement; Mrs.
Ramia Lee Frnzier, Finnnc;
Mis. Grace McKelvnln, Health
nnd Safety; Mrs. Louise
Greene, International Relations;
Mrs. Aitie Mae Burkett,
Legislation: Mrs. Fndwn Hnssen,
Membership: Mrs. Opal
Nanny, Nntlonnl Security;
Mrs. Lois Jones, Program Co-
Frier-son- ,
ordination; Mrs. Ozelle
Projects; Miss Nettie Mc-Collu-
Public Affaiis; Miss
Mndalin Hunt. Public Relations;
Mrs. Lou Kucnstler,
Scrap Book; nnd Mis. Paul- -
FARM
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Barf ield-Tu- r tier
Agency
Haskell, Tex. P. I'N
Dr.
Gertrude Robinson
Chiropractic Clinic
506 N. Avft. E ,
Haskell, Texas ,
acsed Every Thursday
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Ine Norninn, Telephone.
Miss Mndalin Hunt, retiring
picsldcnt, ptesldcd for the
biiflness mcetlnp, nnd Intro-dine- d
the speaker. After tha
Installation sendee Miss Hunt
presented the president's pin,
nnd gnvel to Mis. Dotson.- -
The room was bcnutlfully
decorated with arrangements
of dnlsles, nnd tiny lilies.
The refreshment tnblc was
laid with nn Italian cut-wor- k
cloth. The nppolntmcnt3 were
of crystal. Delicious punch,
cookies, mints, nnd salted
nuts were served to the mcmbei
s nnd guests.
Officers for 1959-60- , nnd new
officers for 19C0-C- 1 were hostesses
for the program.
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New Ul Project
To Develop Safer
Teenage Drivers
A new 4-- pro
gram introduced nationally
caily this year has n potential
membcishlp of 100,000 boy3
and girls. Half the number
ieachc3 driving age evh ;sai,
accoiding to the C k ivc
Extension SoitIco w.'i.sli directs
the program
The project is a oluntary un-
dertaking for olde'- -
mem-bet- s
io be carried out over n
three-yea- r period. Specialized
ti alnlng will supplement driver
education couises given in
many high schools, but In
some instances will be the
only "supervised" instruction
available to In their
home communities.
The work assignments will
be guided by experienced volunteer
adult leaders assisted
by state and county highway
engineers police, automotive
expetts and others qualified to
help do the job.
One workbook will be used
for each year. Unit I covers
the Car nnd the Highway; Unit
II Mnintenance nnd Operation;
Unit III Operating the Car
Efficiently.
More traffic deaths and injuries
cccuned la3t year than
in 195S, and 28 per cent of the
drivers involved in fatal accidents
were under 25 years of
age.
Raymond C Firestone, president
i the Firestone Tire &
Rubber Company, which is
sponsoring the program, stated
"We are particularly hopeful
that this piogram will help reduce
the high incidence of
tal accidents among our young
drive is."
Those engaged in t'o
Automotive care and safjt;'
program contend that the more
young people learn about the
car they are driving ,the less
likely they are to take chances
with that cnr.
For club members who
fulfill the objectives of the
program. Plrcstona
will provide n variety of nwnvds
including a week in Chicago cs
a delegate to the Nationnl 4--
Club Ccngrcss, plus $400 college
scholarships for six of the
highest ranking in the
nation.
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A FRIEND IX NEED IS
FRIEND INDEED
To the Haskell people who
have proven themselves to be
genuine friends. Our love and
our thanks go to you who have
been so truly kind and considerate
during Dick's illness.
Your cards, your letters nnd
your flowers have helped so
much to brighten the dark
days. Your financial help Ins
made our love for you nnd
Haskell realized beyond meas-
ure. The Booster Club
mem-boi- s
nnd mnny others have
nroven by their donations to
be real boosters of Dick nnd
we nre so proud that you feel
like helping us. All of our pray- -
i have been answered, for
Dick is on the road to recov
ery. Wo can thank our Lord in
Heaven for that. For the many
other things, we thank you.
Ve Idve you and are looking
forward to being "home"
ngnin. With deepest sincerity,
Dick and Martha Gnlnes. 25p
RETURN FROM VISIT
TO DISNEYLAND
Mrs. Ireno Bouldln and son
Dnnnv returned this week from
'. y vacation trip to
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points in California. Highlight
of their trip was a visit to
D'-wIr- -nd, and Danny brought
back "a Ship Operator's Certi-'-.-t- e
awarded him at Disneyland.
r-- wT FOR SKILT IN
FABM ME0IANICS
Martin' Dale Coleman,, s
graduate of Paint Creek High
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School, ha been presented
wit1? i '""'"loate of Merit in
vm i fechaxilcs. It was
awarded, by )he Thor Research
tC'xtr- - '-- " ,B" or 'AVifig,
lrengo, I"- - I Vp" SlenJa"
earned the award for .showing
the rreatesf '" mechanics
ability among the graduating
nniM of' the Paint Creeit
School. - '.
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speeds up to 7" Tnllfs Fn hour,
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FREE PRESS
Firms and Individuals Underwrite
Cost of an clcctilc bulletin
bonrd to be erected on the northwest
coiner of the square linn
been underwritten by Hnskell
firms and Individuals who have
.contributed more than $1,400 to
th6 project.
A committee headed by Harold
Spain na chairman conducted a
onc-dn- y campaign in raising the
mency. Other committee members
were Allen Rlcves, Jim
Alvls, A. T Ballard, Tom Bar-fiel-
Henry Withers, Mrs. Olen
Dotson and Mrs. Barney Frnzier,
West Texas Utilities Company
will donate service pipe nnd
meter loop for the sign, Thomas
Neon Sign Compnny of Abilene
.contractors on the Installation,
will donate $100, the C. of C.
wns advised.
Other donors arc:
Mjir-Ke- t Poultry & Egg 50.00;
Haskell Warehouse Co. 100.00;
Mar-Kc- ; Equipment Co. 50.00;
Perry Motor Co. 5.00; Boggs &
Johnson lir' Pilt!i Cnfo rit'
Lyles Jewelry 25.00, Slipper
Shoppe 2 00; Jack Johnson 2.50:
Mis. James H. Kel- l-
Jewel Blake 2.00; Centra
Hunt 10.00; Dutch Wheeler o.Gu,
Brazcltcn Lumber Co. 25.00;
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20.00; Dee Philips 2.00; Senium-bergc- r
Well Fur Corp 5 00
Cunningham Grocery & Statu .1
5.00; Gardner Grocery 5.00;
Gene Campbell Service Station
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Corley's 2.00; Shelton & Clan-to- n
5.00; Pogue Barber Shop
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10.00; Allen Shoe Shop 2.00;
Modern News Stand 3.00; Neely
Dry uoods 5.00 ; 10.00; Stewart Motor Scrvlc
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Elbert Payne 1.00; Starr Weld-In- g
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Carrlker 2.00; J. P. KIrby 2.00;
Tilllc's Drive In 5.00; Sknln's
Junkyard 10.00; Fred Gilliam
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Kimbell Mill Elevator 5.00.
C B Store 5.00; Implement
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2.00; Pauline Dick 1.25; Rubye
Henshaw 1 io; Al Williams 1.00
Whcatley's Mens Wear 5.00;
Motor Co. 10.00; Has-sen- s
5.00; Retail Merchnnts
Ass'n. 5 00; Bassing Jewelry
5.00; Conner Nursery Floral
Co. 10.00; & Ratliff 10.00.
Sherman Interior DecoratinT
10 00; Gholson Grocery 10 00
Pogue Gtocery 10.00; Eaird
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Hoklen Funeral Home 23 00. f
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Pavne Diug Stoic 15 00, Ba
Turner Agency 25 00; Br
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Swlnson Spiay Co. 25
Richey St'-i'- Co. 10 en- -
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25 00- - Estate 10.00; Western Auto
Store 12 50; Nell's Alteration
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Salon 5.00; Buck Bland 1.00; T.
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Station 10.00; Indian Grill 3.00;
H & M Auto Parts 5.00; Wallace
Wooten Service Station 10.00
Bill Wilson Motor Compnny
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25.00; Modern Way Food Store
& Gllmorc 10.00; Haskell Free Press 15.00;
Cook's Barber Shop 10 00
A. C. Foster 2.50, Coggins Insurance
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Ch.evi-ole- t Co. 10 00; Frazle
Radio & Record Shop 20.00
West Side Barber Shop 5.00
Bynum's 25.00; Haskell National Boggs &
Bank 100.00; Ethnye & Roy
Johnson 25.00; Haskell Jaycees
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Personality Shoppe 20.00;
Texas Cafe 10.00; Furrh's Real
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