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Page 4 Thursday, January J 9, 1961 Tho Poit Tox., Dispatch wmrmwsmwossm Classified Advertising- - Rale First Insertion, per word 4c ; Consccutlvo per word Insertions, Minimum Ad, 12 words Brief Cards of Thanks . For Sale - 3c 50c $1.00 1956 FORD, radio and heater. See First National Bonk. tfc (11-1- STUDIO GIRL Cosmetics created for the stars and you. Mrs. Lois O'Neal. 315 South Ave. S, Phone 495-314- tfc (12-1-) Upholstery can add a touch of distinction to those "worn" nlrrM of fiirnltiiro. Knlrrtlnn of fabrics; Shaw's Upholstery: colli NEW 495-228- tfc (12-2- FOR SALE Roso Comb, Black English Game. Rhodo Island Bantams; George Samson. 4tc (12-2- LEST YOUR LO VErrONESbe"for-gottcn- , Install a monument at their grave. See me for full selection; all sizes and prlcos, Marvin Hudman. tfc (t-1- NEED SCRATCH PADS? We have any size to fit your need, with prices right; Tho Post Dispatch. FOR SALlM6llhcvroiet; V 8. tudor. See Virgil Stone. 1 mile south of Closo City. Phone 6 tfc (1-1- FOR SAL&-19- 58 Ford. alrcondl-tlonelow mileage. First National Bank. tfc (1-1- IT MAKES "GOOD CBNTS To use tho Want Ads. Dial 2516 for r. Wanted , WANTED Lady to live with ami cure for eklerty Indy in Poet Dial Tnhok nr-pe-ts BLUE LUSTRE not only rids of soil, but leavos pile soft and lofty. Hudman Furniture Co. ltc (1-1- 9W-40- ltc (l it) Wanted to buy j WANTED "TO BUY ProduekHt oil and gas royalty or mineral tater-- 1 ests In any West Texas county. Ben S. Smith. 5425 3Sth St.. Lubbock. Tex. tfc (12-1-) If you care to drink, that's your business. It you'd like to quit, that's our business. Phono or 4SS-M- 4S5-29- Need A 52tc (5-1- PHOTOGRAPHER? CASTEEL Cell STUDIO Pho. 9 W Mom Post, Texas '51 ftUCK, 4-sruns Legal Notice No. 2028 STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF GARZA. NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of tho District Court of Scurry County, Texas, on a Judgment rendered In said court on the 12th day of November, 1960. In favor of Billy F. Calley and Horace THE DISPATCH offers quick scr-vic- e- C. Fowler, Callcy & Fowler on all rubber stamp orders. Welt Servicing, and against Rex M. Why not place your order today? Alworth, in the case of Billy F. Handy for the housewife as welt Calley and Horace C. Fowler, a as the businessman, and at such Calley & Fowler Well Servicing vs. a low cost. Dial 2S16 or come Rex M. Alworth, No. 802S In such In today. court, I did on the 6 day of January, 1961, at 3:45 o'clock P. M.. FOR SALE Used evaporative car 703 W. levy upon the following described 495-302- 10th. Telephone 6. tracts and parcels of land situated tfc In the County of Garza. State of (9-- REAL BARGAINS '57 FORD V8 Custom Fordor, Fordomatlc, RAH, blue and blue color '54 CHEVROLET Bt Air Tutono, std, trans.; good second car '57 OLDSMOIILE 88 hydromatlc, power brakes, RAH, pink and white, no owner '57 PLYMOUTH or Savoy V8, outo-msrf- lc, red and white, RAH .. '52 FOOD ',-to- n Pickup, V8 or on sate '55 CHCVROiET HrHp, RAH, rest and white good Tom Power Texas, as the property of the said Rex M. Alworth, t: All of the undivided Interest of Rex M. Alworth In and to the oil and gas leasehold estate In and under the Northwest Quarter (NW4) of the Southeast Quarter (SE'4) of Section 137, Block 5, H&GN Ry. Co. Survey, Garza County. Texas, containing 40 acres; and alt of the Interest of the said Rex M. Alworth in and to the oil and gas leasehold estate In and under the South west Quarter (SWVJ) of the Southwest Quarter (SWVi) and the Northeast Quarter (NEV4) of the Southwest Quarter SWi4) of Section 115. Block 5. H&GN Ry. Co. Survey. Garza County. Texas, containing 80 acres, and ent he 7th day of February. 1961. being the first Tuesday ofj said month, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M. on said day, at the Court : House door of said Garza County. Texas. I will offer for sate and sell ' at public auction, for cash, all the right, title and Interest of the said Rex M. Alworth In and to sakli property above described. DATED at Pest. Texas, this 6th day of Jan.. 1961. L. E C LABORS. Sheriff et Garza County. Texas. 34 (1-1- . APPLICATION FOR ON- - PREMISE PERMIT Tho undersigned Is an applicant for a permit to retail beer and wine for con- -j sumption from the County Judge, ' and hereby gives notice by publication of such application. The permit will be used in' conducting a business located .8 mKe east of courthouse on north side of Highway 380, City of Post, Texas, operating under the name The Veterans Club Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 6797 Owner. 2tc (1-- 7 2) Public Notice TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No hunting, fishing or trespass-f- a on the Bculah K. Bird Ranch. 52tp (1-1- WANT TO set rid of that oW chest, bicycle, or alt the ed4s and ends around Dial 3132 and the Driver Auction will scM them for you Auction to be hekl Jan. 20. 7 30 p m at the Building. 2tc (l-tl- ) M CARS! 78900 39300 95700 78800 I9700 579oo FORD Homer Cordon i Real Estate MY two-bat- EQUITY h home; In three garage bedroom, ana storage. poR 212 West 11th. tfc ((11-24- ) FOR SALE 228.6 acres. 2 miles northwest of Post. Call Lester Keeton, SH Lubbock. 2tp (1-- FOR SALE Warehouse 100 ft. x 140 ft., 18 ft. walls; to be moved; sealed bids; reserve right to reject any or all bids; to be moved by July 1. 1961; bids closed Feb. 10, 1961; Producer's Co-O- p Gin, Grassland, Rt. 3, Post. 2tc (1-1- FOR SALE Lot, 76 ft. front x 80 ft., two tile buildings, 20x15 and 20x30; 408 S. Broadway. For Information sec Guy Davis, 513 S. Q Place. HOMES ltp (1-1- Sixty ft. east front on pave-mcn- tj two bedroom, carpeted, car port and utility room . $6,000, good terms Ono hundred ft. front on Wost Main; three bedroom, carpof, car port, 1900 q. feet living space . $13,500, liberal loan Sixty ft. front, West Fifth; two bedroom, garage, less than five years old $7,500, excellent terms Eighty ft. front, West 7th, 3 bedroom, ample storage, priced to move at $4,500, no terms Eighty ft. front. North Ave. K; three beaVoom on pavement, choice location $8,000, terms FARMS Lynn County; 309 acres, two miles from Tahoka; on two paved highways; 144-ocr- e cotton allotment; 4 irrigation wefts water all cotton; one hoff rrwrefals include tease rights; sprinkler system goes with weJIs $290 per acre, one-fourth down Lynn 146-ocr- County: 336 acres ; e cotton allotment; all dry land, one fourth minerals $125.00 per acre, terms 3E So Dial 2877 FOR SALE 233 6 acres. 2 miles northwest of Pot Dial Lester Keeten. SH Lubbock 3tc (1 19) FOR SALE Nke house. 911 W. 7lh. Dial tfc (119) Business Opportunities i Per home delivery of LubbockAva-- I ktnche-Journ- al eall A. W. Brateher. Jr. Telephone 495O006. tfc (13 U) ' WANT TO SftLL A ilbuKor NKWYRAR NEW CAREER Farm' Post Insurance wM 4art UtfM ' rtwl estate Lr an-- Mnu.r In ,Km mw. rtsttofts; Dial 491--! cMig Cosmetic buslnoss as an 3604 tfc (I 13) Avon representative. Unlimited ttpporbmitiee lor advancement Write Box 4141. Midland j 4tc (1-5- ) MATbrTcOMPANYTranchlse no available In Pott and Garza County Company Is Interested tn setting up store-typ- e operation, handling tires, batteries, andl regular appliances. Financing . . k . . - . H , avaitame. lomaci u. r. iroou- - rich Co., 411 24th St.. Lubbock, SWS-345- or call Johnny Provence, 0. 3tc (1-1- EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Reliable man or woman from this area to distribute complete line of cigarettes, candy, nuts, or gum through new automatic vendors. No selling We will establish ac counts for you. To qualify, party "J must have car, references, and cash capital of $90, which Is secured by Inventory Excellent earnings part time; full time, more For personal interview give phone number etc Write P O Box 156, Rochester, Minn, ltp (1 19) "Men 17 to 39 train for railroad telegraph-teletypstation agent positions. Starting salary to 400.00 per month plus over time. Paid vacations, fire transportation, medical end retirement benefits. Small tuition. This It a career opportunity wttli America t major industry. For Interview write box GO, Post, Tex., giving name, age, exact address and phone." Rentals DIAL 2316 RENT furnished Tele-phonhouse. 515 South Ave. P. o tf (12-29- ) FOR RENT Two and three room apartments, bedrooms, furnished, private baths, air conditioning, television, garages. COLONIAL APARTMENTS Telephono 495-260- 0 MR. and MRS. GUY PETERSON FOR RENT Three room furnished apartment; call Mrs. 495-316- W. R. Graebcr. Lfc (1-1- FOR RENT Furnished house; 3 rooms and bath. 505 W. 7th. tfc (1-1- FOR RENT Bedroom; batching; private entrance. 105 E. 5th. ltp (1-1- FOR RENT Two houses; one unfurnished bath, and garage at 708 W. 4th; ono and bath unfurnished at 515 S. Ave. P. Dial Oscar Gray. tfc (1-1- Card of Thanks I wish to express my opprccla- - tlon to all who visited me while I ..... I .1 I r., 1 .. was in inc nujpiiai, ana aiso inosc who sent flowers and cards. May God bless each and every one of you. Mrs. Ethel Redman We want to say "thank you" for the beautiful flowers, the lood, and to those who were so faithful to sit up, and to Dr. Tubbs for his untiring efforts; and for your prayers and every kindness shown us during the Illness and death of our loved onfc. The family of Ida Mac Vanco I wish to express my appreciation to alt who were so nice to me during my recent stay In the hospital To all of the nurses and Dr. Tubbs. Thanks also to those who sent flowers and helped by sitting up. Arthur Nelson For Sale Selection of Good Used Refgerators $39.95 up 3 Magnus Chord Organs Two Walnut, One Blond Organs Tables Reg. $129.95 Reg. 24.95 Total 5154.90 x Savo $54.91 Both for S99.95 Good Usod Televisions $49.95 up 1958 Models WESTING HOUSE Washer J Dryer Matched Pair Both only $149.95 Used Dining Room Suite Rock Maple, Includes Drop Leaf Table, 6 Chairs, Hutch and Server Only $99.95 Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged R. J.'s Furniture Ghost viewers add to chills When "13 Ghosts" comes to the Tower Theater screen hore Friday and Saturday, thrill seekers will be aided by a new bit of movie science In seeing the 13 busy ghosts who play tho star roles In the show. Bach patron upon entering the movie will rccclvo n free "ghost Those admitted to Garza Mc-- ( mariul Hospital since Inst Tuesday , were: Mrs. Claud Collier, ! medical A. V. I Nelson, medical Mrs. Elwood Wright, obstetrical T. D. Craft, to medical view Levi Williams, medical Mrs. FriU Greenfield, medical Mrs. Roy Baker, medical Mrs. J. E. Pollnrd, obstetrical Mrs. M. Martinez, medical Lee Thompson, medical the stars of the show Robert L. Bcnkloy, medical Charles Herbert, Jo Mor- Mrs. Joan Ynrbro. medical Ott Nance, medical and Donald Woods. Ovcta Snow, medical It's a William Castle production Dismissed Mrs. Ccola Cleaver Jerry Hair Mrs. Carrol Odom Employment Mrs. Ethel Redman Margie Lacy Rotarians induct the Hnrvco Johnson ship to 48. Mrs. Leo Cobb two now members Levi Williams Two new members, James W. station was In chargo Mrs. Claud Collier Mrs. Roy Baker Mitchell of Garza Auto Parts, and gram. Leo Thompson Walter Johnson, manager of the presented recording . A. V. Nelson Forrest Lumber yard, were Inducted Into the Post Rotary Club demonstrate ABC Mrs. Elwood Wright T. D. Craft Tuesday noon at the club's weekly editorializing Joyce Hlldcbrand luncheon by Alfred Stalllngs. radio. Robert Bcnklcy SEE RED FLOYD CALLED TO SAN ANGELO Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Odnm and To Buy family wcro called to San An-- i It., Lubbock, remakes your old 1. . I I ' . . I. I . - gem vYcuncsuoy uuo iu uic ucuui HEREFORD I mattresses Into cotton mattresses, of his stepfather, H. M. Barker. inner springs, or any type of mattress. Rep. In Post Is F. F. Kee- health for some time. REGISTERED BULLS Mr. Barker, 72, had been In III OUT OF REAL SILVER DOMINO FOR PORTRAITS Uso Our Easy Credit FROM JACK RENFRO'S REGISTERED HERD Plan HEREFORD, TEXAS CASTE EL STUDIO 109 W. Main Phone Dial 2616 495-22- W-- P LIQUID EH1- tito W . 4 .v. smami DETERGENT - Sil 49 Barren 22-O- z. Can Mm DETERGENT ff 29C flORIENt DEODORANT ST 690 SWEETHEART towels 2 r.' 690 FLOUR 39c FACIAL TISSUE 3K Wt WHITE SWAN MUSTARD CONCHO 01 WAPCO er CUI GREEN BEANS TURNIP GREENS 2 290 2cs W MKC0 CMMC SiWOWKH Prlcos Good Thru Tuesday, Jan. 24th OREO mJMC LON OR WAPCO Df STUItCtON BAY a Steak, lb 79c "vTSCT Ihhseb 2 S!. 29C CHERRIES f NEUHOFF. STAR M So Pitted Be' iuice 4'g39t fHllAOUPMA Bacon, 2 lbs 98c 24 CREAM 2 3.0j. CHEESE nn 29 0 WISCONSIN LONGHORN WWTESWAN 1M) MUSTARD Cheese, lb 49c '9 whs sin KEITH'S BREADED, 10 OZ. PKG. FRITOS ff 250 VAN CAW Shrimp 49c sffesffei IT WELCH'S, 6 OZ. CAN PORK & BEANS YtUBW BOW IMkrn Grape Juice 19c ORIED APRICOTS w39t sugar " 2 25TUNA f TE ?. CHUNK STYLE 4 ;r $1 CHILI big PANTRY BRAND rmcto for sun javiwj cl 25 LIGHT CRUST PILLOW CASE 89 PINTO BEANS 2 Pound Bag tj3 H FLOUR k i.ui liaHil WHITE CRACKERS 25 SWAN 0 59 Cm SHORTENING LKrHT CMST WWII MlEafL Quart Jy RtGVOM sswrmr sswrs kuwu BlfkrTTTT3E'IIl GOLDEN FRUIT KRAFT Bananas, lb 12Vk BB CARTON Miracle Tomatoes 19c Whip 5 LI. IAO Grapefruit Salad 39c Oresslno JBl I Bv PeunJ 69e RUSSET, 10 LI. IAG Potatoes 49c PEACHES KsMt' Ds4tM STKIAIS GOOO FtlOAY THU TUf SOAY H, 2 (m 29c DOUBLE BUDGETEER STAMPS Every Tuesday Shep An4 Sv. Raskam Your frUOGfTHR STAMPS Far VbM Prtmlwms 4 PARRISHG37.f PAMsrtrl 040CMY. BMyBstK eU IsUHttW viewer" to enable him tho ghosts. The old cry, "You can't tell tho players without a scorccard" now becomes "You enn't see the ghosts without n ghost viewer." Include row, Martin Mllncr, Rosemary p, In "Illuslon-o"- ! HELP WANTED Fountain help and carhop. Mac's Drive-In- , 615 S. Broadway. tfc (7-1- WAITRESS WANTED Apply at Judy's Cafe. tfc (9-2- AVAILABLE for babysitting in your home anytime; Mrs. T. J. Bilberry, 303 Ave. C, Mill VII-lag- e. tfc (12-8- ) Miscellaneous DIRECT Mattress Co., 1613 Ave. ton. phone tfc (6-2- ) POST"waSHINO Machine Shop; repair alt makes and models; guaranteed service. Dinl 2233; Joo Hare. 4tp (1-- Uodpitaf 1U This brings club's mcratx Phil Crenshaw of the Post rad. of the pn He n t Paul Harvey, news cob mcntator, to, the nr trend toward v.
dtdcrtiotd Approximately 80 guests called Saturday night nt the new home of lr anu Mrs. jock KiricpmricK sown 01 town wncn cirm nosicsscs cn- - rrtalncd with a houscwnrmlnR. Guests called from 7:30 until 9:30 ('clock. An arrangement of pink gladioli centered the table, with plccd tea, coffee and cookies served. Hostesses were Mmcs, Rex tins, Ed Sims, James Taylor of Lubbock, Jimmy Moore, Jimmy llrd, Marcsa Lamb, Carta Elliott and Dan Law of Lubbock. Robert E. Mitchell, former Post High School student, now t stationed In Rota, Spain, with the U. S. Navy, has been elected "Sailor of tho Year" from the U. S. Navy divisions In Spain. Uarl, I son of Mr, and Mrs, Dan Mitchell, will finish a two-ye- tour of Sduty with the Navy in March. XI Delta Rho chapter members of Beta Sigma Phi sorority voted last Monday's meeting to continue to contribute lunch money at the thool cafeteria as a project, and plans were referred to a committee I a . . . I 1 . Iff I.I . I l. If-- - . mrs. jean iiupiuns anu iu. oiusuu frr ine annual vaicnunc anncc. astlce had the program on High Moments With Nature." The sorority let In the home of Mrs. Hopkins. Members arc urged to bring pro- - Ms from tho recent boko sales to the Feb. 6 meeting. Double ring vows pledged by Emma Blaylock, Allyn Kemp oublo ring wedding vows were Kemp attended school In Psst, edged by Miss Emma Leo DIay-- Ho spent three years In the Nt vy, ck and Allyn D. Kemp Dec. 31 which Included a tour of six the Plalnvlew Daptlst Church foreign countries while serving on Pensacolo. Fla. Tho Rev. James the n remit carrier uss Saratoga. church officiated for tho cere- - After a wedding trip to southern Florida, tho couplo arc at home at lio bride's parents arc Mr. and Ft. Walton Beach. Fa., where he rs. L. E. Blaylock of Pensacola Is employed ns electronics Inspect-- 1 fitted bodice a bouffant ballerina-o- r for Republic Aviation. I length skirt flowed, fashioned with parents of tho bridegroom arc i. Glenn Shclton of Route 1, st, and H. M. Kemp of Brown- - od. liven In marriage by her father bride wore a street - length less of white satin brocade, with short jacket. A white satin pill- - hat cmbroiucrcu wnn s o e u waist-lengtiris held h her veil (illusion and she carried a white ionncd with a bouquet 01 all vellow roses. llss Btllie Blaylock, sister o . bride, was maid of honor. renco U. SCOlt nitcnaca we Iccroom as best man. recent on was nciu in we ch parlor following tne weu wo clubs hold leeting Friday (embers of the Nccdlecrntt Priscllla clubs met In Joint tlon Friday afternoon at the He of Mrs, W. R. Gracber, with N. C. Outlaw as rty-clg- women were present two visitors, Mrs. wimam rtnson nnu Mrs. jnmes mac. i t Irs. Outlaw was in cnargo oi program. Mrs. Robinson rcaa tory entitled, "The Shcpneru written by Mrs. uuuaw. story each member was ccntcd n pencil and paper to i tmo sentence, after which Outlaw told each one some- - ng about their nanawriung. Lttending from tho Necdlecraft weres , Imes. w. A. uraeDcr, Mao is. Sadie stone, inch Mcurary, Ilan Tlzard, F. C. Barker, Mag- - Mao Jones, Connie Cayior, lc-- ,Glliey, Minnie Wright, Susie hmldt, J. E. Tanner, Eula ns, Lee Bowen, Helen Moore, Robinson. L. G. Thuett Sr., II. Motrlch, Selmo Kennedy, M. J. J. R. Durrctt, and Betsy ison. Present from tho Priscllla Club re: fines. N. C. Outlaw. Morris C W. Terry, Keith Kemp. nroo Lane, L, A. Barrow, Rich- - Dudley. Inez Satterwhlte. Tra- - Thomas, Jake Helskell, R. H. Iller. R. H, Tote. Garland dleston, and Victor Hudman. :hroom menus c n u s for tho Post schools chroom for the week of Jan. through Jan. 27 are as follows: londay. Macaroni and cheese, una sausage, green beans, let- - wedges, one-ha-lf fruit, hot roils, dm-- pint milk. uesday: Red beans with salt mixed greens, onions anu slei. fruit lello. com bread Ifins, butter, one-hal-f pint milk. Wednesday; Meat loar, butter cabbage, potato salad, apple ce, bread, oftc-ha- pint milk. lf ttursday; Hamburgers, green beans, lettuce, tomatoes, , onions, fruit cobbler, one pint milk. rldayt Barbecue beef, candied buttered sweet peas, ban-- pudding, bread, one half pint SUNDAY GUESTS csts Sunday In the home of . J, L Williams were Mr. and . Raymond Hall and family Mrs, Becky Leber and son. , of Abilene. Alto, Mr. and 011 Williams and family, awl Mrs. Altai MatMox, Mr. rs, mm ffH aw family. Carter ft Nuclear energy creates new world element, HD agent says BY LETA SMITH County Home Demonstration Agent Civil Defense Is a subject we all heard a lot about In the last few months. Tho development of nuclear energy has created a new and uncertain clement In our world. (1) We need this progress which makes possible peacetime uses for this typo of energy. (2) On the other hand is tho possibility of complcto bride attended school In the and total destruction through tho imn Canal Zone and Pcnsaco- - uses of nuclear weapons If world s Graduated from the Pen peace can not be maintained. Baptist Hospital School of The main defense against a wide sing and has been employca spread destruction from nuclear since graduation. weapons Is n well Informed public, armed with as much knowledge as possible about protection and survival In case of attack. There aro four phases oi a nu clear explosion; (1) blast, (2) heat. (3) Initial radiation. w I I .It Tt n noon nf fin. B..UV.I.UI. ...... """'hinst. access, food and water that Is pro-- heat and Initial rndiptlon will vniy PW with the size of the weapon, the of the explosion, nnd to somo extent tho terrain and atmospheric pressure at tho time of the explosion. Tho rosldual radiation has tho worst effect later, for a longer period of tlmo nnd over a wider area, wo think of this In terms of being radioactive fallout. The earliest arrival tlmo for fallout, even close to the blast, Is 30 minutes. Ifmlght not reach some areas for a period of 24 hours, New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs, Novls Pcnnell an nounce tho birth ot a uaugnier, born Jan, M In the Tahoka Hospital and Clinic. She weighed five pounds nlno ounces and was named Judy Caroline. Mr. nnd Mrs, grand-parents Rex Welch ore tho maternal and Mr. and Mrs, O. F Pcnnell are the paternal grand- - parents. A son, weighing seven pounds I5 ounces, was born Jon, 11 In Gana Memorial Hospital to Mr nnH Mrs. Etwood Wright. He was named Wallace Elwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pollard are parents of a son. bom Jan. 12 In Gana Memorial Hospital. He weighed six pounds four and one-half ounces and was named Gregory Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Kennedy of ct.itnn announce the birth of a daughter, Chris Ronette, born Jan. 15 In Slaton Mercy Hospital. She weighed seven pounds one ounce. Mr. and Mrs. Don Winn and Mr and Mrs. Pete Kennedy are the grandparents, Too Busy to Wash? Busy Womn Can Dial 2434 Ideal Laundry for cofTiplate Laundry Strvica Fra Pickup and Dallvtry Standing before an altar flank ed with baskets of white stock and greenery, Miss Linda Kay Davis and Harold Wayne Donahoo pledg ed double wedding ring vows Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Vows were read by tho Rev. Curtis Womack, pastor, at tho Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Parents of the bride ore T. J. Davis of Lubbock and Mrs. W. A. Klmbrough of Decatur, Ga. The bridegroom's parents are L. F. Donahoo of Lubbock and Mrs. A. R. Bryan of Farmlngton, N. M. Mrs. Curtis Womack played traditional wc'ddlng selections and accompanied Mrs. Mabel McClcl-la- n as she eang. Given In marriage by her father, the brldo wore a gown of lace and tulle, designed with an portrait necklino outlined In seed pearls. The brief sleeves were complimented with clbow-lcnct- h lace gloves. From tho Plnnso Send or Telephone News to RUDY 495-281- WILLIAMS. Women's Editor, Telephone 6, Not Later Than Wednesday Morning to fall for a matter' then continuo of hours. Tho two things wc nrnf most concerned with Is the effects of rad iation and how can wo prepare ourselves and our families to protect against the effects of radiation. External radiation Is a problem that we would bo faced with nt the tlmo fresh fallout arrives and drops on .the land and If people are not properly protected from this fallout their bodies will be damaged In varying degrees. inicrnni rauinuon is inc serious and long-lastin- g problem created by tho consumption of contaminated food and water. Onco Inside the body, these rays continue to damage the cells with which they como In contact. In considering this fact, wo should have at nil times, in our food and supplies that each family should hnvo avnllabto at all times In case of a disaster. Amity Study Club has recent meet "Scandlnnvlon Countries" was tho program subject for last Tuesday evening's meeting of the Amity Study Club, held at the home of Mrs. Jack Burress, with Ms. Lorcno Cash as Meditation was by Mrs. Wilma Olson, and roll call was answered with "An oustandlng work of talent". Mrs. N. R. King was In charge of tho program featuring n talk on "Highlights of tho Fivo Capi tols' Awtt-Hwtr- I p. Linda Davis, Harold wed in double ring service Edmonds of Southland, Following the ceremony n re- was held In the Fellowship of tho church. After a short wedding trip, the couple wilt be at home In Atlanta, Ga. The bride and her husband arc graduates of Southland High School and he was employed by Basingcr Gin, Southland. Before her marriago Mrs, Donahoo was employed by the First National lace and tulle panels at the side. She carried a white Bible with a bouquet of white gardenias. A crown of pearls held her veil if Date silk illusion, which fell to her waist. ception Miss Eddie Carpenter attended Hall tho bride as maid of honor. She was attired In a gown of royal blue, fashioned with a shirred bodice of chiffon with short sleeves and n satin bell skirt. A self fabric rose held her bouffant veil for her headpiece. She carried white carnations Attending the ḃridegroom as best Bank of Post. issssssssssssssssssRSsssssflsVsssssssssIl IBM mtf '.. '4 imiw . BsjaBsaBaBsaiiBsa MRS. HAROLD (Linda VISIT FROM SNYDER Mr. ond Mrs. Wesley Collins nnd son and Mrs. Randy Tittle nnd daughter of Snyder visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Montgo-mcr- y and family and other friends. WAYNE DONAHOO Kay Davis) (Photo courtesy ATTEND WORKERS MEET Mn Vvrnltn Wlhilltnm nnt fil. Members of the Calvary Baptist, m nnd Mr nnd Mrf olcnn Church attending the workers con- - shclton. fcrence nt the Bap-- Arnett-Bcnso- n . list Church In Lubbock Monday Mrs. Bob Collier, president, pre- -. Will Tcaff, and Mrs, W C Mxer sided over tho business session, I were Rev, Gr&ydon Howell, Mrs ssssV TSI tiss- - SWC2I44 Yr vy Wli.rJ Walker und Dryer Intra $IS mni tmym mn en It (Bryarl Nw... Wiuri rwiH WisMt-y- hie H.Wayif s ffMf Ytttf fw Olkw MjMffMf TfSKSl Wzwrti Cvsttm 234 Wisto 95 Wizard Programstic Cycks Jo anything from denims to dainties! Water Level Selector for correct level regardless of pressure. Lint filter. Porcelain top. Matching Dryer: Gas 214.95 Wizard Appliances , . . Chaien Over 1,700,000 Times! bemQutD ASSOCIATE STORK T. 1. ft LOU4SC ODAM BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSKStfTB' Tatfcr 'it erdonaliued 317 CAST MAIN Donahoo man was his brother, Jerry Donahoo, of Lubbock. Ushers were E. L. Dunn and m-.i-i SUNDAY VISITORS Visitors Sunday In the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hedrlck were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Necly of Plalnvicw, Mrs. Roy Roblnett and Jnna Rae of Kalgary, Mrs, C P. Hedrlck and Paula of Lubbock, it- -, in.... tt i i ... l ... .1 .mi J. iivu l td anu ucui, oir anu One Group Values to 8 95 5.95 pr. Values to 5 95 2.98 pr. Shoes The Pott, Tex., Dispatch Thursday, January 19, Engagement of Kay Martin to Dan Ray Lamb is announced Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Martin, 315 North Avenue N, the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kathryn Kay. to Dan Ray Lamb. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lamb o.' Wilson. The couple will be married at 3 o'clock In the afternoon Sunday March 5, at the First Baptist Church. a 1957 Miss Martin Is a 1959 graduate of Post High School. graduate of Wilson High School. 50th wedding anniversary observed by W. E. Edmunds Mr and Mrs. W, E. Edmunds were honored Sunday with an open house on tho occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. The event, held from 2 until 5 p, m., was held at the home of a son and daughter-in-la- Mr. and Crawford, Connie Jo Lindscy and Mrs, Jcttle Crawford Martin Edmunds. and mints, coffee and punch. The Mr and Mrs. Edmunds have table was centered with an or been residents of the Southland rangement of gold flowers, flank' and Hackbcrry area since the fall cd with gold tapers ond white of 1914, moving hero from Area dla, Neb, They were married in Greensboro, Ala., and have one son, Martin Edmunds, nnd two daughters, Rosclla Edmunds of Grand Island, Neb., nnd Mrs. A. C Gordon of Bradshaw, Neb., seven grandchildren, and 10 greatgrandchildren. They also reared a nephew, Payton Crawford, who lives in Southland and has four children and one grandchild. Mrs. Ronnie Kennedy honored at shower Mrs. Ronnie Kennedy of Slaton and formerly of Post was compll-- l mentcd with n Inyette shower: last Thursday evening at the Com- -' munlty Room of the First National Bank here Guests called at 7:30 o'clock. Ap- -' proximately 22 signed the guest registrar Punch, cookies, mints nnd nuts were served from a table centered with n miniature stork surrounded with grass and baby dolls. Hostesses for the event were Mrs James Dye. Mrs. Nool White. Mrs Royce Joscy. Mrs. Ira Farmer Mrs Ted Tatum. and Mrs. Jackie Hairc They presented Mrs. Kennedy with an Infant soat. Bible conference in progress here Rev Ted Gage, pastor of live Slaton Mrst Bantltt Church, te guest speaker thu week tor a Bible conference In protreea at the Castecl Studio) local First Baptist Church. Ono Tablu The conference, entitled, "Great Prayer Experiences in the lllWe." Is being held nightly from 7:10 until 8:30 o'elock. Rev. C. B. Hague, pastor announced. I MONDAY IN I.ORA1NE Mr. ond Mrs. E. 11 Brltton. Mr. i and Mrs Ellis Brltton and Mrs. Lee Long visited Monday In Lor-nln- e in the home of Mr and Mrs, Alec Britton LADIES' HIGH HEELS Ono Group Ono Group Values to 8 95 ' Values to 5.95 One Table - Mixed Group ladies' and Children's Houso Shoos, Canvas Shoos, Barobacks Children's Valuos to 5.95 Ono Toblo Only 1.98 pr. Ono Table Women's Flats Values to 6.95 2.98 pr. Ladies' Wedges Wr,Q 2.98pr. Ono Group I 4.00 pr. 3.00 pr. - Ladies' Nylon Hoso Valuos to 1.65 pr. Now 3 prs. 1.00 Lavelle's Family Shoe Center DIAL 2661 Pago Si 1961 Community Room scene farewell ed party Saturday Community community. Mr. son and children moved end to a farm approximately announce registered at 7 o'clock. Her fiance li Tahoka, pink asters and greenery. The Thompsons Post area for 10 table was served cake, nuts day with when his mother entertained. The young guests enjoyed Kin. Kim and Kelly Mitchell, Rex King. Mrs. Mike Mitchell Mrs Robbie King. MONDAY GUESTS all of Scott of San Hiiba Pierce of Bolton. 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Hamakor and sons, all of Lubbock; Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Billlngsley, Mrs. J. D. Hord and Maoker of Wilson. W. E. K I d d. Thelma Lee and Teddy of Slaion W3 ,.S $ Slip-o- n Girdle, Pontle ond long Ug PanlU Stylos txtra Small, Small, Madivm, lorgt. Extra large In Clrdlt only. The Room of tho First National Bank was the set ting Saturday evening for a party and shower honoring the Dlllard Thomnson family of the Graham and Mrs. Thomp- this week- four and one-ha-lf miles west of Toklo. Eiality-flv- c friends and relatives Guests from n Included Mr. and Mrs Pete Thompson and Phil and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson of ' nbbock. M nn M-- Jcis s. Gre"- - of p"vMvlle M- - nnd Mrs. C. W. Roberts nnd Wnvmouth of and Gary Curry of Semi nole Refreshments of cookies, punch and coffee were served. The table was laid In white, centered with an arrangement of hovo lived In tho years, farming In the Graham community. Ono doughter, Gloria, enrolled In the Plains school Monday. Patsy will continuo her schooling In Post, where she is a senior. Mrs. Thompson wrote the Graham news for approximately eight years. Women from the Graham community were hostesses for the Rodney Teaff honoree on second birthday Rodney Teaff, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Tcaff, celebrated his second birthday Tues- a party at Teen Town games, ifter which they wore served birthday cake and cold drinks. Guests were Randy Joscy. Jeff Na-ie- ll and Melody King, nnd Mrs. and Monday guosts in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pierce were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Plorcc and Mr. and Mrs. Doa Pierce of Fort Worth; Mrs. Utllla Bruton and Mrs. Ab Bruton and Mrs. Oliver John, Mrs. Mary Edwards, Lubbock: Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Hale of Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo iPiorce of HotKton; Mrs. Nettle and Miss Gladys H't ,'.-n-e - oc co. . ui.fcd lo fit you perfectly. Only girdle of Its' type with front and back control panels that flatten and shape you! Alre-lo- n soft, absorbent knitted stretch fabric So gentle and coot next to your skin, A dear to care for, too. Mochine washable, dries quickly. Try Sleex Gala today! Beautiful Antique while with lacy flower design. Xtgtilrl TfeJmaik
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