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THURSDAY, JUNE 23,
,erton News
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Preston Lcnh of Houston nnil
Mrs. R. T. Lambert of Idalou
were recent guests In the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. Lambert.
7.
Guests In tho Otto Lchrmnnn
home for Father's Dny were
.Mr. nnd Mrsi Jan Foutg and
daughter of Lubbock, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Norvcll Lchrmnnn and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Clanccy
Lchrmnnn nnd family of Sag-erto- n,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bcrnhnrd
Lets! of Old Glory, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mengers of Mnthls.
James Lchrmnnn nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. C. Schwartz and daugh
oi
snyucr a
Witnesses Plan
For Convention
In Fort Worth
Preparations nrc well under
way. for the coming four-da- y
"Pence Pursuing District Assembly
of Jehovah's Witnesses
to be held at tho Will Rogers
Memorial Coliseum in Ft.
jducai'u"-
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&LSl
ner pastor of
Worth on Juno 23 to 20. preside
ing minister, Robert Edwards
of the Stamford congregation,
announced today
"The assembly will be 'c
l.rin UlUICH
Witnesses largest in
t to the mission Texas since their gathering at
spoke
1957.
Houston in Twclvc-thous-nn- d
delegates are expected,"
ie Haskell a n l gates." Local delegates
write lor reservations.
he
Luther Leagues dinger 8 to meet
arican Luthcran
speaker. In Stamford
J b betcwe Haskell
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Jones
Coleman were ...m AAi. t. --..;
iiDelbert LcFev.el Baptist Church in Stnm- -
ITifiernOOn fnnl tSinflnv nflnrnnnn Ti,
S'anlff oft rrt,. - ' ::
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.V.--, .mill IIIIIIU Olilill
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and rrnmii.
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Shirley
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gran for(i wJlo ts hplnJncr ...,th n,n
J Mrs G A Lv for the nffair.
pests in 'be The program will begin at
2 p. m. nnd g03pel singing will
re over the ur
kr. md Mrs H T
li"i and v
Wfy Limber .f
'. .ance and Taf'v
fflllOllf.
l!
ters
will
be fenturcd. All singers nnd
music lovers nrc invited
Mount Ranier National Pnvfc
in Washington covers 239.30.5
ncrcs.
miERCIAL & DOMESTIC
lELECTRICAL WIRING
1ATI0N WELLS MOTORS
ARKS ELECTRIC
CIIAIILES SPARKS
fc Texas Phonft 858-247- 1
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The "center" of a
HOME
is a "flameless
iictxec Kitchen
Ill
MEDALLION
CLEAN
COOL,
SAFE.
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Heedless Drivers
May Spend 4th
In Jail
"Tile Fourth of July Is
Dny, but the di Ivor
who gets too independent
while on tho rond mny do hi
cclcbrntlng In jail!" This
warning wns given to Area motorists
by Scrgennt F. P. jjr.
elk who is mnklnjr nn nll-ou- f
effort In SPO Mint fl'nfl
dents will not mnr this year's
Independence Dny celebration
The Texns flitrhwnv rnti.nt
nnd other agencies are sponsoring
a safe vacation driving
program during the July l week
end, Seigcant Jirclk said. This
program deserves the support
of all citizens, and we enn
show our intentions to ,
cooi-d--nto-
right off, by observing the
lilies of safe driving over tin
weekend of the Fouith.
An Independent attitude on
the pii't of drivers Is hotinl to
lead to accidents, Sgt. Jiivik
said. He pointed out that di'v-or- s
must share the road rh
nil other drivers, nnd if they
nrc to0 insistent on their light s.
or enrry a chip on their shoulder
most of the time, they are
nsklng for trouble.
Mnke courtesy your code of
tho road, Sgt. Jirclk d
You will find that you will bo
more relaxed when your 'rip
Is over, and you will have n
much better visit. And it may
surprise you to know, he added,
that others drivers return
your courtesy almost even
time.
The S'crgeant also warned
against trying to cover too
many miles in too short a
time and driving at speeds too
fast for conditions. Hc gave
the following tips for a safe
visit:
1. Don't try to cover too
many miles.
2. Be prepared for lienvv
weekend traffic.
3. Leave early, and pause
for rest occasionally.
4. Drive within speed linv
5. Leave your drinking off.
(5. Remembor that the apr.
cation of common coulter
traffic situations does prevor .
many accidents.
Scrgennt Jirclk said it woui i
be a good idea for driven 'o
paste the slogan. "Drive to
Arrive Alive," on their dash
boards.
IIKRB FROM LUnnOCK
T. R. Odell Lubbock attorney
and a former resident here,
was in Haskell Friday look'ng
after his property interests and
other business.
RETURNS FROM
SHAMROCK
Mrs. Raymond Lusk returned
last week from Shnmrock.
where she had been for a week
at the bedside of a daughter-in-law- ,
Mrs. Bill Lusk, a surgery
patient in Shamrock Hospital.
Bill, a State Highway
Patrolman, is stationed at
Shnmrock.
Symbol ol Modern giving
The touch-of-a-butto- n magic of an electric kitchen brings the
whole world of tomorrow to today's homemakcr. The mod
ern electric food preparation center is a decorator-designe- d
dream of beauty, comfort and convenience. Here s why . . .
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bi yovr iltdric lllch.n virlMnB iloyi ipoiH.ng eln.
Wolli, crihgi, curlo!n Poh ond paw It.lify o lh fad
"fi'',' wn,ro,ld h yrt"H
(hot you. tltic rang, g'v"
vt th dingy byprodudi of fiamrlyp WW".
IWdtk nrt U ronim!M fo.dV P6" M
two n cvt Wb iht room. Yow I0khn Uoy cool and
CONVENIENT corifrW
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ECONOMICAL.
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THE HASKELL FREE PRESS
Camp for Junior
Girls Will Open
Monday, June 27
Tho second youth camp will
begin Monday Juno 27 at tho
Lucdcrs Hnptlst En-- a urment.
This camp Is for Junior girls
of the Abilene, Callahan, Fish-o- r
and Haskell-Kno- x Associations,
and will close with the
noon meal Thursday, Juno 30
Rev. Ralph Eowlfn, mic3ion-m- y
from Southern Rhodesia
will be cr mp ni'slrnry.
Uev Harold Wp'son, rn.itor
of the First Baptist Church,
Clyde will servo as camp pastor.
Other person ic1 invade
Mis. Donald Bnlrd of Cross
Plains, director; Jin Taylor,
music; Becky Baird. Cross
Plains, pianist; 3ua Scuthcr-lnnd- ,
Lynnorn Ratliff, Stnm-forlifr
uards; and Mrs.
Ougc C 'am, Abilene.
The next scheduled camp
will bo t'-- e fin m Day
Camps, July o for Cisco nnd
I -- i o
Betty Crocker or Puffin
Biseusti
Golden Brand
OLEO
Flavor-Wrig- ht
BACON
Fresh, Extra Sweet Arizona
E
Sweetwater Associations, July
7 for Jones, Stonewall, Hns-kcll-Kn-
Assoclntlons, nnd July
8 for Abilene, Callahan and
Fisher Assoclntlons.
The second Junior G. A.
Cnmp follows on July 11--
IIASKBLL VISITORS
Mr. nnd Mis. C. C. Childless
nnd two llttlo sons, Oirls and
Craig, of Abilene, were week
end visitors in tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Oipson, pn-renof
Mrs. Childress.
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SPEND WEEKEND HERE
WITH PARENTS)
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jones
and little son, Chester Lane,
of Austin, spent tho weekend
here visiting in the homes of
their parents nnd grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lane and
Rev. nnd Mrs. Jesse Jones.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs Jesse B. Smith returned
home Saturday from an extended
visit with her son Charles
and family of Odessa.
$
Read Free Press Want Ads
Fresh Ground, Lean, All Beef
Hamburger
CANTALOUPES
"Handy" Brand, Big 2 Gal. Size
ORANGE DRINK
Sweet Treet, Crushed
PHPL
Byrd
APPLE SAUCE
2
Hunt's, No. 300 Size
TOMATO ICE
Renown, Vertical Pack, Whole
GREEN BEAN
Burleson's Pure, Strained
HONEY
2
Gallon Bottle
Church's
Pure
Concord
GRAPE JUKE
"A",
"1
Meat
LB.
NO. 300 SIZE CANS
Want Ads Boost
Sale of Fryers
O. L. Moore
After selling 220 fryers In
one week, O. L. Moore of this
city decided It was tlmo to
enncel his Wnnt Ad In The
Free Press until he had time
to replenish his supply of chickens.
Mr. Moore, who Is undisputed
champion chicken grower
of Haskell, sells of
fryers, broilers and fat hens
yearly. Ho givcs Want Ads
credit for being a big assist In
developing sales, nnd ho hns
numerous regular customers
from nelghboiing towns.
Sales last week included two
lots of 50 fryers while another
customer bought C5 fryers,
reported.
Mr. Moore
Although he had just about
sold out of fryers at the first
of the week, he has more com-
ing on and can take care of hie
customers needs within a few
days, he stated.
Classified Ads will buy, sel1
or trade for you.
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NO. 303 CANS
O NO.
16-0- Z. JAR
PUREX BLEACH
Metzger's Grade
WHIPPING CREAM
mm
Folgev
24-O- Z.
Pcmteurized
SIZE
LB.
For
5
39
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303 CANS 4Q
CTN.
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POGU E ' S
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thousands
Betty
Alcoa
Swift's
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Pet
PAGE SEVEN
IF YOUR CAR HAS BEEN
RUNNING A TEMPERATURE
Better bring it to us for treatment.
That cooling system is
mighty important in hot weather,
and if it isn't working properly,
can give you plenty of trouble. tfW
Stop in soon and let us check your
cooling system. You'll like our
service.
ARK ALLRED RADIATOR
403 North Ave. E Phone UN 91
2
1
3
Lbs.
Cans
Lbs.
Lb. PKG.
Crocker's New "Country Kitchen"
6
49?
89
CAKE MIXES 3WXB $1.00
About
Each Purchase of Cake Mix
Ask 1-l- b. Free Coffee, Any Brand, With
ALUMINUM FOIL 2" 49
Pinw
ICE CREAM
Coastal, Frozen, Concentrated
LEMONADE
Borden's
NTANT
MAZOLA
MILK
FLOUR
POTATOES
OIL
3
ZeeJ Rolls
TOILET TISSUE
PINTS
S.
CAN
QT.
TALL CANS
8
SHOP
49'
c
$1.00
Mf
29
55 C
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