·so-uthwestern Puhlic Service
Re.veals F.uture ·l~nprove~nents
·SWPS A·nnua·I
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Report Glven
tion, which wlllgointo service
In mld-1973. This unit, while
sma II in size, is large in unique
bfe atures. Its exhaust gases will
a ~/:f:ad~o f~;~s~~~e::il~~~~{1 •1
Southwestern Public Se rvice
Compan.y will investnlLl re than
St y6,ooo , ooo in new equip ·
ment and irnprovement> in th e
next five years, It was an-
~h~~r~~nt~~~J p~!sid~Xt J~:~~~
electric company.
.. The .• rea has turned itse ll
•.round economi cally and • II
11gnals are 'go' for future
1
~~~:1 ~~ ~= ~~!te~e th~~ P,!~~ld ~~
needeJ to ke ep pace with this
growth and the power that will
lie needed to keef the environ-
~e::,t.~ cr~f~ ~1id ~~ ':n:~un~c1 ~
lng t he expansion progra m,
New generatmg fa & ltue s
with a capabiltty of 6 3: , ooo
ktlowatu would be complet ed
dunng the 5 -y ~ ar period, Tl> lk
taid, and, JUSt be fo re the end
of the fiv e years, constructi on
will be gin on a l ) O, ooo ktl o wau un1t sched ul ed to go 1nto
aerv1ce in 1'17'1·
The new generating facilities Include a 25, oool<tl <>wau
gas turb1ne at lhvervtew St a -
supply6o%ofthe steamtodrlve
the presentl y Jnsta lied conven-
~~i~'!:.1 '~~~~!l~: ~h~':1s~~h~ra-t
from the gas turbine, the ef·
ficiency of the two generating
umts Is increased by 20%.
in ~~~t~~~od~~~g ;;e~~nd~~
conserve resources, We have
~~n~=~~~~~s~~eh~~~rt:~C::~~
milment to our customers which
demands that . we ftnd the fuels
to meet the ir etectnc service
needs, .. Tolk said.
Sout I1western toneered In
the use of rreate se wa ge ef·
fluent as cooling water in iu
Nicholl Stall on . near Amarill o ,
be ginnin g more than a decade
ago. N• \W they have gone one
m• 're ste p and are using equtp·
ment that cle a ns up the treated
wate r to the po1nt where tt can
~:e d'~~fri:r~ is ~~b~~~ b~~~:;
on the ftrstu ll tt at Jones~tation
and " proJec ted for the second
unit at tha r facility and a!Jo
fL'f the 1<}76 unit.
V.1te n we have Installed all
o t th e ge ne ra nng fact lines propose d through r'J76, we wtll
NASA PROGRAM
sa ve . on the ave ra ge day , 14,SET AT SCHOOL
ooc , XlC g a I I u 11 ! of potable
wa te r through the use of se wage
HERE JANUARY 4
e ffl ue nt. Tb.•t 's the equivalent
Abernath y H1gh School w1 II ,,f tl .e Jatll water needs of a
hOlt the Nulona I Aeronauu cs _cit\ • ' ~ 1oo ,'..>OO people and .ls a
and S ., a c e Administrau on ·s most tmpon ant conservation
mobile lecture -demonstration cons 1Jera n on , - Tolk added.
progra m a t 10 a . rn ., Janua ry
Re turn•ng to the matter of
fue l resou rces , Tolk said that
4· 1973·
Repreaenting the Ma nne d the ~50 , coo ktlowatt unit planSpacecraft Ce nter, Hounon,
Texaa, the program wIll be
£:1~:1:~~ ~Jem~c!r~S:Oo~:
,.bom• lrar.-Unttenlly faftltJ.·IM baa eerved • .• a space
l'cie nco Speclalllt for two
yean.ln acldltlon to r.even ye a ra
11 a aclence te acher In pu blic
acbooll,
Mr. Ehrlich rece ived his
Man e r of Science degree , and
hu complet.e d his course wor k
toward a Ph. D. at Oklahoma
State University.
Th e NASA Space Science
liducatlon Project or .. Space mobile" , as l t has commonly
become knoWII during the pa st
:~~~ y~~~ch i~a a ran:~~o~~:~~~~;
10 nu de nu in their schoo ls.
Transported in a convc ntlona I
panelrruck, manyscalemodeiJ
oflaunch ve hiclea,apa cecra fts ,
satellites, electronic e quip·
me nt, a udloviJuala, a nd othe r
equipme nt ite ms are used for
realistic o nd understandable
demonsu atlons of many ICie nttflc principles and concepts
invo lved In space e xploration•
1
wer;a~ rr~~:~d J~J:~e~~f:~~~
a• t audie nce of more than tw ~
million students. Profrurns are
1
1
~j.P~~;~ ~1~~:~~ (~:r'h~o":r ~j
the mobile unlu, the Ma nne d
Spacecraft C e nt e r c onduc ts
~rft;~~~n /qnu~-;~·~~~ ~~~~i~~
about one- fourth of the land of
the United States. It Includes
the states of Te.xaa, Oklahoma .
Ka1111s, Ne braska,SouthDako tl, North Dakota, Colorado,
and New Me xico. Scheduling
of the schools within each sta te ·
ts normally . handled by _the
State Department of Educ a·
Cion.
A typic al program lam for
about one hour and i; prese nte d
ln the school auditorium to an
aaaembly of several hundred
student>, DIICUUiODI andde m ·
onstratlonl Include aeronautical reaeaich, propulsion, orbtu. probes, space communi cattooa, human factors, and
manned apace f tght, Other
WA~~;, ~~~:ude
S K ~oL:u~ld
and Ry a
aun :orllltlrw<nliJboo
~k-c
-- " -lJ1borator¥J •o[_l
i'h
1
Yule l_ighting
Winners Named
The Cha mber of Commerce
of Abe rna thy Invited everyone
to be In the Yu le Contest d1U
ye ar . There was no signing up;
~~~~~ ~:sk~~~e ~~~.:e ~~':;~~~=
town of Abe rnath y. Five women
from the Sunshine Group w" re
chosen to pt ~k winners, whi ch
was no easy JOb.
Th e re were 10 man)' beauu ful homes with llghu twink·
g~~ ·s~1tds~~~~·tl~:~s~e ~f~h~!.u!~
Abe rna thy Ctty reall y liad the
lt gbts t'' h • I e the wonderful
com ing of our l.ordand Savior,
The ua dition of Santa and
his wife , the beaurtful Chrllt ·
mas trees, angell and the na ·
11
1
f~: ;ty.'~~:s h:re;:st•p an v!~~
pic king th e three best ones,
;~r~e~: ~~c~t~~::~h~!
prize m.one y to the following
wmners :
111, Mrs, J. Morris Thomas,
80 1 111Sueet; 2nd, Mr. and
Mrs. Jc rr~Nix, 1612Ave. G;
;~~ ~~~i. ~~B~~:·G~arvln
~hose winning Honorable
Ment ion were Mr. and Mrs,
DeanBrldgea, 205Ave, F; Mr.
and Mrs. Me l J. Boggus, 426
North Drive ; and Mr. and Mrs.
Rau~~~~~~d ~l~ ~~e~!:,·tlon
how preuy and Cbrlatmaa·
rooking the down town <'ity of
Abernathy wu, eapeclally
around the City Hall and post
office .
Motor Company
Hit By .Fire
A fire tn a heater on the
second. floor of Abernathy
Motor Co, , Ford & Mercury
~6~ ~~~h~o'n:l~~~~~~·~~ Dec.
to the roof .
was
ned for 1976Wlllbe.lluUtaothat
gas, oil, coal-- or even solid
waste--can be used as 1 fuel
"Th Is one Is actually goln~
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City Sales TiiJ
Abernathy Youth
Receipts Listed
Shot Hunting
tny, to Nichols Station, northeast of Amarillo, This wlllpro·
to have a garbage door on it,
he said,
vel~:h~k~~~~.a -~~':r~e~:~
fldent that our auppll~ will
hnd the gas that we need for
~~e~~~u~th:~ f:~1,1• ~ ,rr:g:::~
turn out thai way. We assure
our customers now that, If It ts
1
2
~~~ o~b~'i:;e £1~t~~ln:r ~
connected transmission syatem
and make the movement of
power between major generatIng facilities and the areas of
greatest use more efficient,
reliable and economical.
exadt't ~s h~~~~~~~Y t3oft~rsd:7n
flow into the economies of the
communities we serve because
1 ~~~=~~:~
~~~~:t?'n~~~~~~~anlv~:oan~u:~: ~fu'r~su~~r,::i~~
portatlon and office equipment
tal prctection wUl be met-exceeded, if possible,"
The '976 unit will be located north of Amarillo so that
the sewage effluent can be pur·
chased !rom the city.
A ma)or uansmlssion line
projec.t for 1973 11 a 230 , 000
1 1
1
f1
T
~~t:rch~~g~n~o~~ 0 t~ber~~~
locally and as much ofthe supplies and materialsaspoasible,
Loca I suppliers will provide the
~:~o~ra~~~u~~~ forc~:~t~~~
25% ofthe cost of anew gene-
~~~~,~~\i~tll~~dl~~~~~~::~
a nd amount to several million
~~!!~~· ~n~edf~r1~~lra ~~:~die
Rites Friday
For Mrs. Gartin
economy generates seven more
dollars ts valid, then we are
talktns about a multi-million
dollar Injection Into the econ-
Last rites for Mrs. Cecil
(Mildred) Gartin, Sr., 63, a
former Lubbock County rest·
concluded.
~~i~';yw~: ~~~~:~::to pj:~'t
Un tted Methodist Churct with
Pa stor Conrad M. Ryan offici ·
aung.
Burial
in Abernathy
Cemetery under dlrectton of
Chambers Funeral Home.
Pallbearers were B. L, Grif·
fl th, Je rry Ntx, Bob Thomas,
Clyde Lindse y, Jack Hopkins
and Tom Brown .
Mn, Gartin died about 6:30
was
c~~ho~~d~r::ra~ ;:~·il~~~~.t
She ,.,a a a nail ye of Rtce, a
resident of Hale 'County Iince
1938. mottos lien! from Lub·
bock County Where she bad re•
sided tbe preceding nine years.
Mn. Gantn had t a ugh t
acboqlln'Becton and Abernathy
and wu a member of the Ftrst
United Methodist Church,
Survivors Include ber busband; a son, Cecil, Jr., of Anchorage, Alaska ; three b~th·
en, Jim cave of Dallat, Ernest
of Petersburg and Pat of Corpus
ChriJti; two sisters, Mn. Clirls
Mtarea of Dallas and Mn. T.
W, Littleton of Houston; two
grandsons and a great-grand·
son,
·
OLTON (Speciai)-Mrs.
Eunice Leona ·coleman, '78,
died about 12:30 a.m. Dec;
26, 10 .Amherst Manor following a lengthy Illness,
.
Services were held Dec, 27,
LITTUlFIELD (Special)- in the First Baptist Church at
Olton with burial In Olton
Olin Bradshaw Graham, Sr,,
86, well known area restauran- ~:~ ~etun~~~frH:~=~tlon of
teur, died about 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 27, in LitMrs. Ol1eman bad been an
tlefield Hospital.
Olton resident since 1925. lilt •.
Services for the Littlefield
lftl married to F. B. Coleman
reaideotthepast2oyears, were
0
held Fnday, Dec.• ·2~Ciel­
ceot Park Cburcli of
"qb
Bob Wear, minister; of _cllt•
tng. Burial was in Littlefield
Memorial Park.
Survivor• include a daughter,
Mrs. F'a.Mie Rogers of Littlefield; sbc sons. Edgar Graham ,
and James Graham . both of
Abernathy, Robert Graham of
Everett, Wash .. and Efton Graham . 0 . B. Graham Jr. and
Leonard Graham . all of Littleheld ; two brothers, G. A. Graham of Ruidoso. S. M., and
Paul Graham of Abilene : a sist.cr. Mrs. John StanfU ot Pensacola , Fla.; H grandcnild.ren. 29
great-grandchildren and five
,:real· great-grandchildren.
0
{~ .~:::~ f!::~g~r:;· .fa~;;
Toler,
Love I y refreshments of
homemade cooklea, frult punch
and candy were aerved by tbe
Demonatratlon .Club,
Rolle Lee Mu I H ana and
Maybelle Glasa sang aoloe for
the ~upL. A. Suttle led the
group ta 1 In g t n g Chrlltmas
carollandRev. Rodriguez from
Spanlsh Mllllon. lllptllt gave
the meaning ofCbrtatmaa both
-tn Soanllh and lingllah.
~orqe .o f the cliUdren gave
readlnga.
Rev. Ricky Trevino waa a
gueac.
·
.
Allee Pace, director of the
0, E. o. Center 1 e n t many
boun
.
for.a
y
~~~~ ~~~~!~
~.
1972. >
and Mrs. Gerald Ken-
:~~~ . ~~i,~~~e!:Jo:r,~~~~
Richter,
Kansas
City;Oklahoma
Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry
Brown,
City; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
:MI. 22, 19011D ~.
Suntwra 1nc1u0e ber buabUitl: roar ...., Clrtla ·OIIellllll tl DaUu, Cortu Olleman
ol PJalnview F,. B. Cbleman of
Olton and Jack Olleman or
Here(ord; two ~. Wava
Barridt ol Aberllatby and Esale
Lee Woeenc:raft ol Olton; 18
araocJchlldren and 22 ereat
srandchU.iren.
Tooker Named
Precinct Demo.
Chairman Here
Wendell Tooker, farmer,
who resides north of Abernathy, baa been named voting
precinct nlne Demo cratl c
Chairman In Hale CQunty, He
follows Aaron DuBose, who
held that position fora number
of years before he moved to
Canton,' Texas.
£;7L
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~~~s~ r!.fa~~~lyMn~lttcf:1i
Patterson and f,amily , Houston,
Tex,; Mr. and Mr s. Harold
A daughter, VIckie Lagean,
Wllhlte and family, Odessa,
Tex.; Mr. and Mrs, BUI Jack was born Dec, 29, 1972. to
Ingram and Dale from Whit· Mr. and Mn. Jimmy Shuey.
ney, Texas; Boyce Paxton from Sbe weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces,
Ralls, Tex.; )ana Sprui~ll.
Former Abemat~Uana Mr.
Linda Hall, and Dan SChaap, . and Mrs, Jame• Jantz of New
Bethany 1 Oklahoma, It waa
Boston, Texaa, are parents of
f.ood to nave R, c. Patt:eriOII,
a. daughter.. Toya Jean, bora
Dec. "8, wetglilng 7 .poundl
r••.;::~ ~~ ~e:~~~rs
1 ounce. The maternal grand ~
great jobonluChristmaa Con·
parenu, Mt. and J,lrt, J~
tau this year, Thanks to each
Knight, Jr., ofAbemathyha\oe
been to New BOlton to see their
new granddaughter. and faml·
atarfYwho directed It, It waa
ly,
.
enjoyed by a good congtega tlon
Wed~esday evening. .
·
We au . apprecfated Ladell
Patterson's me ua g e Sunday•
evening. It 1.1 alway• good to
have one o~ our own young per·
aons
In our ~rv · ,
:l:Oi
~:dw~~;'1~r=~~ 't~h:btt ~~~~~
(By Janet Moore)
A seventeen-year-old Abe~nathy Higb School student,
B1ll Beeson, is listed in serious
condition in Hendticks Memo·
rial Hospital in Abilene, news
sourcessaid Sunday night. The
m 1s hap occurred December
28, 1972 . at Novice, Texas.
Mrs:~.~~~~~.:~ A~e~~t~nd
was accidentally shot when tf:~
u gaug.e shotgun he was carrying d"iscbarged and he was
struck in the right side and in
one hand. He was qua II huntin~ when the accident occur1
~~ m~ Be~~~o~~~nar~rs ~~:~~
approximately I:Oo p.m . Bill
was taken to the nearest boapita!, In Abilen11, which was
45 miles away.
·
News sources said the youn~
man had been 'holding his own
stnce he bad arrived in the Intensive Care Unit of the Abilene hospila 1.
.8Z ($19,842.88).
Rites Held For
~~~!-~fea~urpr~;:C:~!Inf o~~
Mother Of Mrs.
Father of James Wava Barrick
And Ed Graham
Buried Dec. 29
Christmas Party NAZARENE NEWS
At 0. E. 0. Here Ch~r~h ~ t~eb:arz~~etn~ N:=~
A Christmas party was held
In the O,li,O. Community
Center Dec, 19 for the childre n
of the town who would otherwise
not have had a party.
Seventy children attended,
The sa c k of goodies for the
children were furnished by the
F!<.lelas CIa u of Abernathy
Methodl.lt Church, Abernathy ..
R1dlng Club, Jim Bob Smith and
Great Society Home Demon·
stratlon Club, Jim Bob Smlth
a lao fum !shed a Chrlatmas uee.
AUSl'IN-City salea tax receipts were up in Plainview
during the third quariA!r of 1972
compared to the same quarter
in 1971, with the city having a
gross allocation of $105.285.40,
Slate Comptroller Robert S. Calvert reports.
That c o m p a r e s to the
$99,024.51 for the same three
months a year ago.
After the State collects its
two per cent service fee, Plainview is _due $102,686.13, Calveft's statement shows.
Other area lo\\115, with their
1971 figures in . parentheses. include:
Abernathy,
$6,432.18
($8,221.29); Amherst, $1,141.69
($1,230.08); Earth, $2,349.92 ($3,401.05); Floydada, $11,600.77
csu.on.&O); Hart. $3.153.40 ($3.349.35); Hale Center, $3,675.78
($3,976.23); Olton, $5,438.44 ($6,·
169.31); Petenburg, $3,388.65'
($3,199.25): and Tulia, $18,657.•
Father Dies
The father of Dan Wright,
Mn. L, ). Daniel and Mrs,
~~J f~ 0lr~d; }a~. Al~er~!~i
1
N. N, Wright, who resided in
that city. Funeral rites were
scheduled for Wednesday. :~o
other information was avail·
time.
SISTER DIES
A sister of Mrs, Roy Parsons
of Abernathy, Mrs. Vlna
Green, 86, died Dec. 23, In
a l.ubboek nursing home. Funera I rites were held Dec. 26,
in Blackwell, Texaa.
Holiday For
Students
Set Jan.,.12
Classes were resumed at
Abernathy schools Jan. 2, fol·
lowing the Christmas and New
Year floltdays.
Mid·term examinations are
set for )an, 11.
fro!~~~~j~l!~~~: :u~~~~{.
be a work-day for teachers.
po;:-1---
Following Is a poem written
by Frank Parker. 18, Frank la
a son of Mr. anJ Mrs, Jake
Parker-of Abernathy,
THIS IS THE WAY
Now that Christmaa time ·ts
ntgb
Yo~. see al : tbe s~na aaylng
buy, buy, buy ;
And tlie people do and the
people say,
"This ls the way, this is the
way."
They don't know nor can they
see
What Christmas is and really
should be,
ButwC:~,Jn~~ ~~~~~.them
they
thefd just say.
"Thla Ia ilie way. full 1.1 the
way ...
Let'a bring back the Chrhtrqas
spirit, we can try
You don't have to find gtfu to .
go and buy.
Just glve love to everyone yo•J
meet, and you can uy.
"Thll I$ the way, thla ll the
way. •
The giving oflove ltn't so bud
to do:
Juat open uP. yourbeattand lot
it
through;
The11 the .aplrit of Cbrlatmaa
wllHbiQe, in.dyoucaui·y ;
~Tbll u . the, '!ay • ~1.1 ll the
way. •
·
·
now
Antelope
Basketball
.Boys and Girls
Rites Here For
Victim of fire
And Explosion·
(By
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2 3 ,s~~!c::e~ s'!'!Ja~a:!~~:
ing, Dec, 23, in Gafveston's
Jolin Sealy Hospital from burna
received in an explosion at his
Lubbock apartment Dec. _ I],
;:~~ ~6:di~!Atlr'on;:th~u~b~~~
S~mmy
Hunle y)
Tr. e Ante lope s ha ve won
their third tournament of the
year and 1'• she d their season
record to 17 wins without a loss,
Th e M telopes have used their
cressing defense and fa&t-
of Christ,
d~~~~~n~~~~t~~~~e~~~pletely
Conodyl·cBiaitlleidn.gsleaasy•I.Stemdinlbsyffi
lei '
The Mortoil Indians , rated
as the area ·stop Class AA team
~~~a ~h~r-:;h ~i~~~~. of
the
Burial was in Slaton's En·
grelecwtl-ooodn o9ecmhe:emry e~n~urne~~i
b
Home here.
1:1e v~~~~~s~~~s b~:~f~~~~ it~
Tuesday, De.c. 19, from Sl,
Mary of the Plains Hoapital.
A trust fund bad been estab0
0
0
:~~~~ r:~ ::e inie~~;:Sa~rili~
fa st break and full court press,
The Ante lope s m a y not be the
Inventor of this type play, but
they are defmitely on thell way
at~0\1s~~~~t~~ RNEY
1
to
The Antelppes moved into
the semifinals of the tourna·
ment by defeating Phil lips 82·
1
~i:~~din aL~~~!i~~ ~:1~ ~: ~ :~~re~ fo~:i1n~::o ;:s ~:~i~~
fray medical expenses for
Vannoy, who reportedly had
no insurance,
at~~/~~~~ ~t~\~~~~~:~
fered third degree burns over
35 per cent a: his body and
second degree bums aver the
remaing 65 per cent.
Fire investigators said Vannoy apparently .shoved a toolbox
against a wall and in 50 doing.
turned on a gas jet. He dozed
off. then lighted a cigarette
when he awoke, setting off the
explosion.
A neighbor pulled Vannoy
from the fla:nes .
A native of Slaton, Vannoy
moved to Abernathy in 1959,
and was later graduated from
Aberitathy High School.
A rtsident of Lubbock for t.he
last three years, Vannoy was
an auto parts salesman.
SUrvivors Include Ilia parents,
Mrs. L. L. Duckett or Aber-
points.
In the first of two g.amea
Saturday, the Antelopes de•
feated a fine team from Arresia, New Mexico, 68-62. Thl.l
put Abernathy in the fina._
against the Muleshoe Mules.
Ant~l':pe: 5~~:;d v!h~oryc~a thm~
~
pionship an 17 suaight wi!ll,
Dlck Rogers led the Antelopel
wlth 16 poinu. Ray Martin and
Joe Evans had 12.
Each Abernathy player recelved a nice individual uophy
for their efforts in winning the
cbarnpionalli.p.
FRENSHIP
In a game prtortothe Mule· ·
shoe tournament, the Antelope•
defeated the Frenshif Tigell
94-62, Joe Evaoaled a I scoren
with 21 poinu, Kent Snoclgra•
18, Ray Manin 16 and DiCk
Rogers bad 10,
Tbe Lady 'l.o_pes lolt tboll
game a aloat die Tigereuea -
~~: t~~~~~ z~r:
~~~~~~~-·-''
van-
man: and a slaW, yiclde
noy o: Abernathy.
'tbe - Ail•~ -wpt
. _·"
dle1r tougl:leit foe of die • •
Friday night, January .;, i97J ,;
auhe Antelope b~m. 'l'lie Lei·
~~~~~r ":~s J'~! ~~~ ~::
WCAL
totown. The Lobotarebtg and
tough and will give die Ante•
lope• uouble in every pba~ of
NEWS
the g~t,pes wUlneed all tiM
sufipon they can get, so let'a
Mn. H. L, Howard bad
aurgery In Methodist Hospital,
Luboock, last week to repair
:•fr:l~~e to an arm lnjurd 1n
Mrs. Ja~k (Sally) Myatt waa
taken to a Muleiboe boapltal
Saturday night. She became Ul
while attending a baaketball
game In tbe Muleahoe High
gym. Sbe returned home Tues·
aay.
T. L. Pool 1.1 In Metbodl.lt
Hoepital, Lubbock,
Mn. w. 0, (Brenda) Colben underwent surgery laat
week In HI· Platna Hospital,
Hale Center,
Guy Brownlow waa in Wen
Texas Hospital, Lubbock.
N. J, Fred Wll ta St. Maty '1
Hoa~~~:~~:'::~ome
of the
Rev. and Mrs. J. o. Stone during tbe hoUdayaweretho1r aon
anilfamlly, Mr. and Mrs. Gaty
Stone and Chrllty, of Spring·
town, Mo. Gary will graduate
from a college there m Miy.
Chambers ambulance repon: Dewey Hammond· home
from Weat Texa• Hosp~l·•.tub·
bock, Dec. 18; Mrl, Mary
Sosebee (mother of Mn. D. D.
Skipper) to Hlgblaqq lfQipital,
Lubbock, Dec, 20~ ROY Cannon
to Hi·PialDI HO.picaf. Hale
Center, Dec,
Q. o. Davl.l
2li
~~c~~·&~~~it . oepital.
Lub·
Fettit
~~~~h~nfefe.~t'ee
them re•
Brown _.family
Gathering
Mr. and Mn. Roben N.
Brown, 505 Ave, c. hadeight
of their 10 children and 12 of
their 17 grandcbiidten home
for Chitstmaa,
The~ were Mr. and Mn.
Jesse Brown and Tiffany-; Mr.
and Mra. Billy Clark. Jackie,
Ktm and Stacey. Mr. and Ma.
Roddy Neel. all of Lubboclu
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown
Donna and Shayne of Moore •
Oklahoma; Mr. and Mn. Jerrj
Brown ofBethany, Oklahoma;
Mr. and Mrs, Rodney Souder
and Danny of FortWonh; Mi.
and Mrs. Willtam Reedy aacl
Melody. Mrt, Letha Smith
Kat119n,Erneatine Jeffctyaod_
Riitien, an ofAtiediath-
A"liO
vtsitt~ in tbe.l iome·wla Mil:
Brown 1 mother. Mrs.· Mi~
Cronk of. SUll:warer; .aqcfMt~.
Pat ,C!:JiltDI .ofOr.egoh~ ·.,JIIiP"
the brotber of .Mft, DoD,~~~
~J~~~~~~~~~§1~~§2~~~~~~f
j~f/,~fl~~
amcher;
. Braobhaw, Mro. El·
Mn. Ray
FOVIITB
n:ARmer Freese, Jr. Mr. Junior Bur·
Schumacher, Mr.
Rusler
Wiese, Mr. Ray W iP!IE";
ELEl'EN"TH YEAR
Mrs. Dona ld Hurtaker. Rliv
Raymond Jon(>s, Mrs. ~ C'k Me·
Carr, Mr. L.
. Baslcefball Schedule
~~~::~::;~~~~sll~~=~~
Presdent. received the president's pin.
1'12...
... be
Each 4-H member who has
turned In a recon! book Is eligible to reeei"-e a year pin tor
4-H work during the year. The
Extension Agents presented
tht!'!IIP pins to:
JANUARY:
5th - AHS Antelopes vs. Levelland, Here
J:;.._ lWatch llooster Club Sign on Campus for Game Time.)
FlRST YLo\R P~!!-BOY!!Ricky Adams. Harold Ash
44·
4
lock. James Baxter, Tracy
Blount , Gradley BcM·en,
&m·en, Bobby Cope-lin,
Fullingim. Coe Groce,
Milner. Jim my Sageser.
Stair. l..ant" Thompson;
5 at 6 p.m. Idalou~ A & B Girls, There
9at6p.m. Han, A &BBoys, Tbere
9&<6:Jop.m., Lcckney~!. &B Girls, Here
12 at 5 p.m. Ralls: B Girls and Varsity Girls & Boys, Tbere
Buddy
Jimmy
Danny
Rusty
FIRST YEAR PIXS - GIRU!
Bei:'ky Albers. Terri Cole, Renee CUmmings. Cindy Da ..is.
Kath)· Faulke nbu rg. Joy Groce,
Brenda Lobley. Carrie l..el> Lut
•Denotes Dtstrtct 4·AA Cocference Garnes
G. Morltgomery,
Mrs. Jack Rol>fortson;
TWELFTH YEAR Mrs. L G. Montgomery
'1'111RTEENTH YEAR - Mr.
Chal"les Mason. :O.lr. Floni T rr·
rell:
·
1-'0l"RTEESTII \'t:An Mr .~
J. H. Baurm:antrwr .. :\Jr t\lt on
D<'nt 1;.:, ~Jr. !), 1n lfoogi;
FIFTF:E.STII \ ·t: :\K- ~ { r. J
H. Baumgartlnl'r, ~1r. S. M
True, Jr
st:\ E!'\'TFLSTil ) 'EA R ~[r.s. Elrr.o Ellis , Mr. J ohn Trim mier:
!\,St:TEt;STII \'E.-'R ~Irs
W. P. Hollown~·.
TWESTIETH l ·t:.ut- Mrs.
\\' . F. Hollowa~·, :\1r. Frank
~loore:
TWO:STY·SIXnt YF.AR
Mr. John I Bowlin~. Mrs. J. F..
U.ney, Sr
4
rick, Sharon Schumacht>r. Mary
JoAnn Stone:
ANTELOPE BOOSTERS
SECOloo"D YE.o\R PISS · BOYS
Chris CUmmings. Mark Havens, Alan Hegi,. Clay IAbley,
Gary Stair, Kl-\'in Stout:
lEA& Pll'._DU.8
lk.'Cky Adams. Sue Ann Day,
Beverly McDonough, Unda 0'·
Neill, Csthy Rogers, Cheryl
Roge-rs, Brenda Stt'ward, Zoe
Thompson, Dawn Valliant,
URGE YOU
TO ATTEND THE GAMES!
-
1~~
nett;
ley
Recei\ing the past president's
was Ken ·w ese, 1971-72
· President. Olarlotte Hegi, 19'72·1973 County Council
Rhonda
\Veil :
THIRD \'F.AR PISS -
BOYS
Gary Adrian. Gerald Adrian,
Mar.·in Adrian. Don Caughron,
'I
Abernathy Oil Company
Graham's Restaurant
Don's Chevrolet, Inc.
Dairy Mart of Abernathy
White Gold Gin'Co.
Nelson Drapery
Gordon Automotive
Pope's Parts Place
~i~~.~::~ ~~~-~~ll:s~tevENeTMarsllal~
~ ~!,;
Consumers FuerAssociation I
Struve Implement Co.
Wolf Irrigation
Abernathy Gin Company
1~~:;-;;:~"(~. J~~~s~u~-id~·~~~~~oma
OES MEETING
1-tERE JAN. 4
Mn. Cb a r le s Hot:good,
Worthy Ma troo, urges alfloc.at
I
y ·Soup • Y4180Uble;
We Sell
Service
Install
Finance
And
Guarantee
Tnmmc
4
UNRED RINDS, INC.
mutu1/. fufl! rh1111
1
.-\Jm mutr.Jtiv e Supe r·
was bvrn and re arerJ in
Mr, and. Mn. Tom tiitchey
and family of Fort Stockton
1
:!~A~rfers · /:t~te,;t)s'ou~'nd bi~
auat , Mill Nannte Be lle Rlt·
chey, hete during Cbr ts tm3s
bolldays.
"Now, llrtn't you glad we 111wdfor Ibis
llltht
M.r.aod Mn. Harold Thomp-·
100 and t:h lldreo spent Chrin ~
rDII with her pare ots ln Wichita
on lea ve) , Afte r 16 mooth• u
Forbes , he le h for Vaet Nam
for one yea r. Upon rewrn mg
from V, N. he w.a s statione d .11
En1 AFB, Colorado, 11 months
a nd Kinc he lge AF B, Mich!8,.an.
18 mooths. ln Jul v of 1~ ht:
left for Japan wtu~r~ he se rved
.li
:\ dmaoaltloltlve Superv asor
for a spec 1al 1ote lllge nce com
muaiCJUons center until June
J, 1972 .
Shirley Milton
(Clayton i.s a son-to-law of
Mr.- and Mn . Me lvtn Johnson
of .~be rnathy .)
Vlsl<lnB Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Parsom
PRICES ••• :
•I
You don't have to worry about
I.
tholi llfgll prices when you •llaP
~
MUiard Hancock, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. N. McAlister, Jr .. hero
•I
t
nx*•l
p.m.
Mn. T. w. Driver of Hale
Cen[er Nuntng Home was gueat
ofherdaushtcr, Mrs. ArlleGLI more, ln the home of tbe GU·
more'sson, Mr •..andMrs,Do.uld
Gilmore, of lubbock Christmas
Day.
Guests In the Mn. s. M.
Harrtlon home Dec. 23 ln ..
eluded Mr. aod Mn. Mark
PFC. IU\YMOND LARA
SAN DIEGO (FHT NC) Aug .
25 -- Manne Pfc. Raymond
Lara , son of Mr. a nd Mrs, John
La ra
or 12o6
A v e. E, Aberna-
thy, Tex., grad uated fr om basic training at the, Marine Corps
Rec rui t Depot in Sa n Di eg o .
a.
~
12
Tulia
1.2
Floydada
11
12
Littlo!ield
Fri<XM·Cooper
Littleftekt
12
12
1.2
12
12
Floydada
Idalou
Tulia
l:l
Morton ,
12
Mnrton
HONORA RI..F: MENTIOS - Alan Jo.:belin~ (QB, 1.2, Tulllrl ,
Jl'>hnny Bandy fSct'- .• l:t, Friontt t, John Thoma" (RR, 12, T&Mkal ,
John Rla ckwf'lliRH, 11, R0010evclt), J . E. Johm;on <RB, 12, IJUif'
ft f'ldl, Junior Mal'tinr'z rF., 12, O'>op~ ). Steve Lewis I_C';, 12. 01
tnn1. TE' rr.v Man~:::um fDL, 12. Frenshlp), David MArrl.-kt ff.B.
12. F1o,\· rlt~. rl al, Clirforrl Laws CT. 12. TahokA) , Jimmy J;lailfoy UlB.
11. T ahnkrtl . Kenny Fr~n ("is IG, 12. Li1tlefielrH, TPn-y Bryson
rQR. 11 . Litlle.ri£'ldl, f_;:trry Lutnrk {F. . l:l. Ahemathy),
COACH Of YEAR -- Pete Hurs t, Cooper.
4
Slurry Mix
is the fertilizer to 1se,
increases your yield on milo & (OHon.
We_have very good reports from these "'"·
:r:'l~.~~;dDr~a·:~~~e~
I
I
:
the Inflation around us.
:
·~
rI
f
GOOD SERVICE AT THt ft
RETAIL STATION
~
thJb~~:h a~~ndin5~ ~~
PROMPT DELIVERY TO
I yean.
A son, Richard ~ose,
YOUR FARM
t and family
live near Peters·
t
When Slurry Mix is applied from NOW until January
31, 1973, Account will not be due.until April. 15,
1973, with no carrying charge added on. Typical
Analysis of Slurry Mix Fertilizer, Including Trace
Elements, Shown Here:
!Urri&On, Jobnny !Urrlson and
Mr. and Mrs. David Ware, all
ofPlalnvtew: o.,aod Mn. Boyd
We
every effort to keep our price•
wltllln reaaon lnsplte cl all
t
~~~,~~~i-s~ ·~. b~~t~:
Mitchell of Albuquerque; Paul
Mitchell of Porta las; Mr. aod
Mn. Bill Harriaou., KentandJay
~~r:~~i'drs.
of
Aaron DuBose
left Wednesday, the . ~7th,
rnoviog [O their n w borne m
Cacton after Hvios on the Lawrence Amerson farm northwe st
tb:[:!
• Consumers fuel Associallan 1 ~~;fiie .''wh~~~~:~~.~~-..,1~~
L~!!=!!~~~::-~~..~eJ
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ing ln the Armed Service to
Germany, is expected to return
to the at~tes in mid su-mmer.
Mr. lad 'Mn. DuBose will be
auoclated :wt.tb his brother,
Vivan DuBose, in ranchicg aear
6:00 P.M. Rev ••Murry
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hancoc:k
and two sons of Fort Worth vlJ ..
ited their pa renu, Mr.and Mn.
~~. h:~~d~:. ':ti~c~ts r:~e:e~·.
Morris was guest spelfer at the
Midweek Service Dec, 27, J
·~
SKY HIGH
C.acton. It wuwithdeep regret
the people of thls sectioc ac-
Roy
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.
~~~e~~~~~~!~':! ~f~e~:
phil , Tenn., a o d me . Vanoy INort~in,a Worship, I 0:40 A. M.
:~~~tr!~~~~~n~ ~~:~~~
Mrs. R. L, P•nons.
Univenity of Chri•lian Livi,;g,
!h1rtn2 Cbrtstmaa t{ollda.ys.
hose!:~!·
4
Parklns and Mra.
Falls,
Mr. and Mn. H. V, Gallo ·
way vtlited In the home o f the lr
daURh"'r In Hereford.
~~~ti~a:f~;~a~~~-~r!J ·~~~
.,
t
4
~- 1·
$10,000 Grant
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,
!~~~~J ~or:;r~~r~~;a3s wh~~:
SA VINCiS INVESTMENTS
FOR RETJREMENT
MAY BE TAX-FREE
HPRF Water
Study Receives
ll'r ell the AF in :-.:vvembcr I 95:'>·
A her c ,1 rn p 1.: 1 1 u u of bane
traini ng a! l...'lck laod .AFB , Texas, he wa1 se nt to Chanute AFB,
SergeiotCl.ayton worked for
GROVER STEVENS
Regillered RepreS<!nUtive
211 Aveaue M
Abernathy, Tex. 7931 1
Pbooe '20)8·2714
Pl'lla~mus.
PlaL :I S or \\est Te xJI. He cn-
AF, August 1959.
Hostesses listerJ are Mrnet ,
SIXTH YEAB PIS!!-BOY!!-
pa, Rebecca .Well;
vt ~ .-r ,
Martin Millile Ia Denver, Col·
orado, until he returned to the
AF In Febru•ry of 1¢1. He was
then sen t to Athens. Greece,
.and he served 22 month• aod
Lhen was transferred to lraklion
Air Suuon, serving 8 months
be fore transferri ng to forbt:s
Geneva Higgi ns , Maxe\le Pet·
Ht and 1\tyrn• D1viJ,
FJll'l'll YE.o\R PINs-GmLSKerri McCiendCin;
l'l"ll'o'TII YEAR PIN8-1101'8.
James Huffhineo, Terry TerSdlumacl!er, rell and Km Wiese;
C3dl'(
n~ w
14 months <~t Chanu te, he wa1
transfe rred to Japa n where he
served 2 2 mvnthJ , ~d t hen
u ansferreJ _ to to ril art 11 o AF
Ba •~ , Texa s , and rerna\ ned
there until dascha rged from the
rion to Yll1hng Eastern S 1 a r
memben,
FIFTII YE.o\R PINS -. BOYS
Mark Hegi. Ricky Rhodes,
Rodney Tullis;
EIGHTH YEAR PINs-GIBLI!
Olarlotte Hegi, NRDey Scbop-
Ser.!!,eam C layt un. 1hl.·
lllino 1s , u a postal cle rk . Aft e r
f.~: ·4~tsti~!t~~d~ ;~~~·:~~~:
YE.o\R PINs--GIRL8
5·10
B
~
Tom
DEFI:NIE
Poo. Play•r
Rt.WI.
DL Tony Edwards . . . . . 6-3 206
01.. TeJTy Bunch ...... 6·3 210
DL Randy Cook . .. . . . 6-0 190
DL Kevin Wiseman . •• 5-10 190
LB Kevin JonPs ...... 5-10 180
LB BIU Hamblin
.... 5-10 170
LB Tony Goen
. .
5-10 170
Sec. Bonnie Esquivel . .. 5-10 160
Sec. Freddie Brookins .. . • S--6 119
Sec. Ted Thomas
6-1 175
Sec. J immy Harvey .. .. 5-10 170
~~ !~il r~~~:~~b~ra ~l~~e~~~
SSGT. C LA YTLI'/
IL11:<S DET ACHMEST
members to auena the stated
meeting of Abe rnath y Chaprer
No. 877, Order of die e. stern
Trudy Faulkenburg, Annette
\Veil:
11;0
!iir.
SUJI'awl
~~~e ~rr/ah~~n.k, c.ara and
1!i5 Soph.
KftaJJ
Mr. and Mn, Clayton En~er
tQB. 12. Hale <:eattrt.
and
his sisters, Mrs. Olga Sewell
()dell HunlH IRR, 11. O'Donnell•. Brent Oluc, IQB. U. Anl.oftl.
and Mn. Mlcnte Northcun of
Karl V~r~uthn (T. 12. Pet#N.bUr'Jt: l, U!onarrt Ray (T. 12. HaJe
Abernathy. attended fuceral
C".fnten W11ynf' F.thrickz:P 101.. 12, Harll. T•rry St.rk ll.B. 12,
rites of the it uncle, A Ifred
Kl"e!'ll), Rnhhir KIM>f (l.,R, l:l, Anlml, St.fove J"nrt.eoherty ri..B.
·· ~r:~h~~t~it~3· :~o Hal~~ ~~io~
12, Nf'W DP"II, F:ra8mn Ctt!ltillo IF., 12, Hartl, MJke Blount.
Plainview nursing home late
(Sec., 11, Plains) Rill Jnhn.snn (S.C. 12, Croebytonl, Jal'llel
Sunday. Fuoeralrheaandburial
Craie {RB. H, Lorrn7.nl, l..lrry Thorn.. (See., 12, Sp11JII(Iakel.
were [n Clifton,
<X>ACH OF Y&\R - Ronnle Fowlkft, Lorenzo.
Warreo Browe. who wa s in
California rospend the holiday•
was called home Dec. 22 to be
with hi 1 mother, Mrs. Ava
HOLIDAY VJSITORS
IN THf HAGER HOME
Brow n , orLubbockwhohadsuf·
fered a broken blp in a fall at
her home aod has undergone
Vlsitors ln L1e home of Mr.
surgery ln a LubboCk bosplu I,
5
Lefaod Brown of Montana and
J. H. lkiles of Stamford; Mr.
Burnice Brown of Yuma, Arlz.,
sons of Mrs, Brow n 1 also a
ao~ Mrs. Carl Anderson and
son . Jerry, of Stamford: Mr.
granddaughter, Mrs. .A, va . Jo
and Mrs. MarcuJHigerand son
Shoe rna ker of Uuh. came here
The ' Hi&h Plains Reseuth
to be with Mrs. Brown who is
FoundaiLOn's studies on artifiin intenslve care in a Lubbock
cial
recharge
of
the
under·
Sam Sanerfield and s o;lS ,
ground Op.lla.Ja wi.ter rorma
Smith and Mn. Tloa
Blake, Brad, Barry and Benj a min, ofCorpusChri.nl; Mr. acd tion rtctvied a boost in Austin
Holmes of South Carolina, who
Mn. J..awson Hage r and da ugh· thLS wetk from Tens Water
accomp•nted Warrell to Callter, HeatherD'A nn, o f Sanser ;
fornla, returned borne Wedces Development B9a rd.
Mr. acd Mrs. Mlcbael Poinday, the 27th, .and were drivea
The board Jl\'if' form~.! apdexter and aons, Michael Jr .
home by a neice , Mrs. johony
pro"·il to a contract th1t will
anJ Sean Lee , and Mr.and Mrs.
11
0
appropriate 110.000 in state monHaro ld Harvey aod son and
ey lor the FOundation to cal'l")'
pla ne later this week.
1ts resea rrh work on use of
f~~~~~~r;, a~~\~~~~~·. a~la~l! on
Rev. MorriJ~inofWind­
runoU water in recharge wells.
vey of Dallas.
sor, Colo • • and limlly spent
MENTJ~
h~1i: ~ l:.¥:r~/~f:.r ~~(~n~~~
COL. JOHN B. PARKER alt..lalaaaTedl'a Air Foree Rnervetf
oiiiHn
c..,. ~o_..ua, s. sp. CariiGD w. Cloy1oe a1
Mem(lllla. Tn .. an Air For.. Cmameadallon Medal. SJil. Clay1oe
•ualaillled blmaelf by me111ter101 oervl<e as an Admlalatrallve
&oo,erviHr. llpoclallatelllleo<e CommunloaU.... Automali< Relay
Cealet' &I Fadla Air Station, Japaa.lrom Nov . 13, 1!111110 May I,
' lt7Z. M<WdlDI 10 die ettallon,Sgt. Claytoa 's outotandlag
,...,eoaloul lllll. kaowlodao. and loadenblp aided Ill provldlag
asperiar admlalltratlve suppon for 0110 of lbe largeol ape<lal Ia·
lelUJnce commulc•tlolls uiJvlllN Ia the Jo ar EaR.
ELECTRIC .
WATER
4
=
Barry Street
HONORABLE
~~~ h~~fha1r:1o~u~l~rre o~t.:!~
renee, K a n1 u. She ll the
da ushter of Mr. and Mrs. Wtl ·
li.a:m B. AIbert.
FOtJIITH YE.o\R PIN-.wYI!
Eddie Dulin, Jet! ):furt. Gay·
lon Schumacher Patt Terre~ ;
_ Lee Ann macber
M1uricP Evl'ln!l
,.,.
1..8
Here durlns the boltdays to
Melody Marshall. Kaila Mcllan·
Melinda Huffaker. Martha
Montgomery, Karen Schoppe.;
~r .
1..11
1..11
1..11
buncr, peach cobbler,
1/2 pt. milk.
Friday- Soup- veseuble beef:
Hamburgers wtt lettuce, tomatoes, aod oolou, h11b
browns, cauup, browotea, 1/2
pt. chocolate. milk.
~~"~.~·brother,
=~~ ~~ '1ruee~r~~~~~.'
DL
DL.
pte(r&::"~ar.;: w~~~
5~g
See.
rlL
iel, Mylissa Richardson, 1M
Ann Sageser. Vicki Shadden Da
na Stout;
SIXTH YEAB PDis-GIBLS-
1qDda]] Troul .. "" 6-2
Bobby C&u4le ...... 5-10
RB MariJ: VJnson • • .. .. .. 6o3
RB Robert Quallo .. .. . ~10
RB Dane Vickers
.. 6-2
Pta1er
m.
THIBD YEAR PISs--GIRU!
Tor•e Adams, Jane Greenhaw,
Brenda Neeley Rita Neeley.
Gary Ellison. Jerry Huflhines,
David Hurt:
..... .. . 5-11
Scott Hollud ...... ~u
comb, of Lubbock.
Hl.
WL
C1.
_,
Mr. and Mrs. Yelton Lynn
F.dllie Toylor ... . .. .. 5·11
liB
~.
Now lloal - and dausbtc\LIJa, of Amarillo
RNr.e 1ater
fi-2
ltn
~r.
PlabuL
1
Jerry Gnodrum
5-11
110
Sf.
KftaJJ
Mr.
Jimm.v Compton
... S.U
190
Jr.
Halt 011\er
Guestatn the Herbert Watson
Mille RodriJtUez
. &.0
:1115
Sr.
O'Domtell
home were their chlldre n, Mr.
Stan Dyer
!i-ll
185
Sr.
Hart
Mrs, Leon Manley, Judy,
Bill Shelby .. .
.. .. s.u
157 Jr.
-na and
Mark and Scott of Olney; Mr.
Jeff Gentr~
6-:1
2lfi
Jr.
PIMnt
and Mn. Gerald Wauon a c d
r.o,.y Darty
~
15&
Jr.
Now Deol
Gregg of A mar Lila; and MI. and
Poo.
Ricky Mason;
Smith's Thriftway Supermarket
Abernathy Floral.and Gifts
., lmr·es Automatic laundry
Plains Grain and Farm Supply
Abernathy Farmers Co~op Gin
Save-A-lot Discount Food
Abernathy Motor Company
~jg~linbo:tham -Bartlett Co.
Jay
Jooy LoWe . .. .. .. .. . . . 6-2
Jimmy a-.
11-7
Terrell ;
EIGHTH YEAR M.r. Kit MCDan_ieJ·, ¥1"~t. Ed- BRIEFS
ward \Veil:
NINTH YEARMr. and Mn. Pic Hale of
Mrs. Don Hegi, Mr Donuld
Huffaker, Mrs . Wayne McCl ~~n ­ Gracd Pralrle vlsited bere lo.
the
home• of their pare au, Dr.
don, Mrs. Kit McDani(']
and Mrs. Jobo!Uleand Mr, lnd
TESTH YEARMrs. Morna Kerr, durtag tbe
Mrs. Floyd Terrell, Mrs . Ray
holldava.
·
·.-·-- ··.~-·:· " " " " 6.3
=~. :· · ··::·:·s.~
FJll'l'll nAa Mr. Ja«* Dulln. Mr. Elmer
Freese, Jr., Mr. Lewis Lutrlck,
Mrs. Johnny Skipper. Mrs. Jam·
ea Stair, Mrs. Robert Stair;
!!IXTH RARMr. Glen Amonett, Mr. Mutt
Churchwell, Mrs. Jock Dulin :
Mrs. Howard Hurt, Mrs. Carl
Marshall, Mr. Carl Marshall,
Mrs. D. E. Mellon, Mr1. DonniRhodes, Mr. Bruce Rigler:
SEVENTH YEARMr-. Robert Rigler, Mr. Wes-
On Your Victory In The
Muleshoe Tournament
....... 5-11,
·:::::::::::c.&-2
8!'u~ l.eoler
Jerry·Goodrum ... ' . .. .. .. s. u
cepted iheirdeparnue andespecially the membership of the
Lakeview Church where both
L. Brewer, Pastor
Evening Worship, 7:00 P,M;
Uve Broadcast of Morning Worshlp Service
On f.M. Radio
99·5 k.c.. Lubb'!J'k
·Y
are
.
.
Mr. and Mn. DuBo&e b.ove
&erved 10 faithfully the past
20
!::'.~"and Mrs. Butch Pe• k
and Mr. and Mrs. James fultoo visited their ~arena, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Amonett, laat
weekead.
Mrs. A. B. Colwell Ls re.•
celving care in the H.ale Center
bospltll~ for Injuries received
In 1 trea~ acctdent on thelr
fa%~~d:J..~~:·~.00Jklsmw
to switch to
attended funeral rtres of a rei& ·
tlve In Stllmford Wednesday
and laterwenttoDallauo visit
.t heluoa-lo-law and daushrer,
Mr, and Mrs, Richard Watkins,
and son, Donnie.
.
Mr. and Mn. J, Frank Jack·
· ;:_o:~u~:~i~~: ~~c=~ri4
St~ve, and the group lpe!lt
Chrhtm .• ·s Day wldi. J~c. ~··
brother, Mr. ana Mrs, B 011
Jackson, In Tulia,
··
Get The Most From Your Herbicide and
Investment. Put .Your fertilizer~ l·r~.tll~·rLriiri
gar-d-On In One Appli.c.at~qn~
1~iikitii;-aii'i~~re· cw&-1ied wiQi 'the
!~---,--~--.lli~!Ht' <W:Iith -e)fVen on"-the
'They
- ~re :Ke"t Han'IIOD, Carla James, JoseJilllne Lock, Jlrilmy -Nunn, Steve Oswalt,
AJonzoc 'Ramos, Chrlltl Reqan, Pam
R01ers, David Sanderson, Judy Valdez,
and Biff \Vade.
roll:
Twelve Freshmen were named: Erma- •
linda Castro, D6rothy Chambers, Susan
Davenport, Mickey Davis, John Hill,
Gary Nabors, Lynn Patterson, Ramona
~rdo, Kim Pinson, and Kathy Tay-
-
Donna Webb of Da Uai apent_
Cbrlstmaa here with her par·
enm, Mr. and Mn. J, D. Webb,
nlng ;Jan. 4.
He said about 100,000 persons
will attend each show and will
have the opportunity to see the
displays.
The two full-color displays
are constructed so they may be
selr-cont.alning and easy to
transport.
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They will be -on display in
Anaheim, Calif., San Francisco,
Kansas City, Memphis, Dallas,
Houston, Des Moines and U:Js
Angeles.
0
~~:~e/h\~e~~~' w~~h t~~
ne.}e rb
ke_ys _ in the ignition, (Carey
W1lltams, quoted by Leo Aik·
man in Atla nta Constitution)
NOTICE·· Abernathy Lodge
- -No, 809, rooF, meet• e1ch
: Thunday at 7:30 p.m. Mem·
-our-k'-iae ·Men
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Ft. Ord, Calif, (AHTNC)
Nov. 22-··Army Private Clarence E, Sanders, 22, son of Mr.
and Mn . Arnie L, Sanders,
Route 2, Abernathy, Tex.,
recently completed an eight·
wee k cooking course at Ft.
Ord, Calif.
The course trains personnel
to prepare and serve a wide
variety of food In large or sma 11
quantities, Students are trained
FOR SALE··Good, uaed Day & )-Chambers, Noble Grand: VIrgil
· Nlgbt central heating unit. :Brantley, Secretary. (umc)
100,000 B. T. U, Phone 298~
gentel. be ktnd. to that ex2859, Abernathy, (r-u-e)
jpenslve carpet, clean wlth Bl·
ue Luatre. Rent electric sham1
WANT TO BUY Farm La nt. !ooer Sl; Struve Hardware &
Words cannot expresa our
deep a p pre cIa t Ion to our
neighbors and to our friend•
for your prayen, food, contrl·
buttons and all words of comfort during the lou of our loved
brother and son, Bobby Vannoy,
MR. AND MRS, L, L,
DUCKETT
MR. AND MRS, JIMMIE R.
VANNOY
MR. AND MRS-, LARRY
VANNOY
And MISS VICKIE VANNOY
~e~: k~~~tin~~e J~:~c'e,~~~h~~
ArTh;n~¢~~~~duate
of Ab·
ernathy High School entered
the Army In July and completed basic training at Ft.
Ord,
AIRMAN STEVEN R. LEE
SAN ANTONIO •• Airman
Steven R. Lee. son of Mrs. Edra
J. Murphy of Rt. 1, Hale Cen·
ter, Tex., has been assigned
to Chanute AFB, Ill., after
completing A i r Force baste
training.
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Durmg his six weeks at the
fa'~J~t~:nJ~~~h~~~~~e~~;
CARD OF THANI<S
We wllh to e x(/e sa our
~i~a;~\~~ef~~'Jr:a ~~t:S:rt~c~u;
friends for your sympathy,
compasaion, concern and kind·
ness shown to usln the time of
our sorrow.
Air Force mission, organization
and customs and received spe·
cia! inSiruction in human re •
lations.
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The airman has been assigned to the Technical TrainIng Center a 1 Chanute for specialized training as a fire protection specialist,
Airman Lee is a 1972 graduate of Hale Center High
School,
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Mon·
roe of Dallas visited her sister,
Miss Nannle Belle Ritchey, here
laat week, MilS Ritchey, who
is in charge of the library In
city hall, and is night pollee
radio operator, accompanied
the_m back to Dallas to vlllt
wblle she II on vacation.
CUSTOM
POWER
CUSHION
Th~~~~f ~~~~;::~~f..bt~
THANK YOU NOTE
Thanks to a II our friends
and neighbon, whom we have
learned to I o v e and respect
over the years we resided In the
Abern a thy a rea. Come to see
us.
MR. AND MRS. AaronDuBoae,
130 Oak Drive
Canton, Texas 75103
1···-~~~---Turn News and Ad Copy I
I In BEFORE Monday Each •
I
w~~~·S:~~'!!':·
I
I
Phone 298-2033
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:~!t~a~~-;~~~;:.td~~;:;~a~~~ ::~~~s~~ ~~er:stt~~:::s~ m~f:~~~
AvenueH In the Phillips Add!·
lioaofNorthAbernathy. Phone
owner at 29B-28S4.
Grain&Farm Supply, Aberna·
thy, Phone 298 - 2521; Lubbock
Phone PO 3-4868.
APARTMENTS For Rent, Un·
"furnished, Phone'-298-2052, or
come by 311-A Avenue F,
NICHOLS SWEEPS
~Abernatliy,
We Have A Complete Stock of
Nicholl Cblseb and Cultivator
Sweepe.
Plains Grain & Farm
FOR SALE--Two-bedroom
houae on paved Street In Aber· tupply,, Abema thy~ 298-2521,
nathy. Ntlwly redecorated,
Car pete d throughout, Fire
place Air-conditioned, Utility
roQm. Carport. H~s been apraiSed f•>>IIbera I Glloa!l. Ca 11
NEED
- • A. Bruce , Phone 298· 246o.
(For non-Gls, owner will carry RUBBER
STAMPS?
• ba Ia nee after S2 . 000 down
'payment for person with good
-credit hiJt,>ry,)
PHONE 298-2033
f
_OPENEverySaturdayJo6p,m.until further notice, Lon Fa-
l -shions, In front part of Lon
g~::~~~~ ~~~rn:;t.;·.
D. in
FOR SALE - • Nice three -bed·
room brick house in Abern a·
th y. Large home on sma 11 aere-'
age In country _Have few sma 11
a c rea g e s unimproved near
Abernaihy. lrrlgaicd farm near
Petersburg. Cail J. D. Webb,
298-2700, with Shipman Real
Estate.
Call me at 298- 2519, Feel free
to call after 6:00p.m., allo.
WANTED·· Waitresses Dbb·
·washers and Caahlen, 'All for
morning or evening shifts, Ap·
ply In persooat Graham's Restaurant fn South Abernathy,
one concrete pipe dtsrrlbution
system. Lake pump a lao dell vera to the pipe ayatem, Good
big house, Sari Worthan, 4iB
North Drive, Abernathy, Phone
1298"4110, (1-4-c)
AL.WA't'S US£ COMPLETE ADDAI.&I
AND RETURN ADDRESS INCLUDING
FOR SALE··· 1971 Honda car
(coupe), Green, Excellent con·
dltlon, Contact Mlke Johnaon,
Phone 298·4007, AakingSI,·
100, (ltp)
GO
R
4QOOO MileTr'ead Life Exped8Jlcy Policy
bpilds It with, two belts of steel cord for long-lasting resistance
l'!) ~mpilct 11nd pene.tratloit. ·(You wouldn't run.over steel cleavers the way
..: but the demonstration Illustrates how tough the steel belts
Goodyear makes the h;mg mileage easy to take, with a
cprd body to •eal up the shocks.
A. C, NYSTEL and
J, P. NYSTEL
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
UST YOUR CITY PROPERTY
& FARMS WITH US
Phone 298-2326 • Abernathy
OLTONITE USES AD
TO FIGHT "TRIPE"
ON TV PROGRAMS
SANDERS Auto Supply In South
Abernathy now Is the I o c a I
G, H. Bley, Pbllllps66 biJtributor Ill the Olton area took
a three column by stx -Inch advertlsement In die Dec, 7th 11-
ups, trucks ,lrr-lga t ion we tfs and
all other farmer machines re ·
quirlng a battery,
~~~tf! t~~e~~~':~.~e:;s:~~[o~~
which current season televtalon
pr?grams seem 'lo feature,
· The- ad was compatatlvely
small, but expensive,; In ac!_dl•
tion to black andwhlte, the ad
was printed ln red and green...
and color ada are expensive,
Text of the ad:
PROTEST
IMMORALl'l'Y
ON TV PROGRAMS
CALL
VIRGlL , WADE
FOR
PHOTO
SERVICE
2
A6~:~a :b~,P~;:a s
\~~: i~~e{llo~ ~ a.;rxlt:rslob-~~\~t
103 TRENTON PLACE, ROOM 1028
HIS TOWN , STATE 00000
NEED LISTINGS ON
Houses, Farms, lU nches,
Have buye r for 100 acres,
Pbone 298-2765, J. P.
Barton, Abe rnathy. Top
of Texa s Real Estate,
Lajuana Grindstaff
Phone 2tj8 - 28 38 , a Iter 5 : 3 op.m,
JAMES DOE
RURAL ROUTE 3 . BOX 261
YOUR TOWN . STATE 00000
POODLE GROOMING
By Appolntmem Only
Phone 298- 2176
MARY KAY COSMETICS
,Your Mary Kay ~s~auty Coruu1tan1 ~u.imM;:DwwM~~
f~~~~A~?~~:~~~~!~i~~~
will give you credit for mileage not received on the purchase of new Custom Power Cushion _Polystpel tires,
based on Goodyear ' s "Pre-determined Pric e for
, Adjustment".
A small service charge may be added,
Copies of this policy are available at all ·Goodyear
locations.
'
::nearAbernath.J:• from 8oacres _•:irjyiGioiodi'l········
.. WE SPECIALIZE in spray.ng
.(ur)
, yards, trees,, s_b rubs, aHeys ana
(
' around bulidmgs. Usuig the
WEAL ReatdentlalBulldlngslte right chemicals, applied by a
CAR PENT R Y·-Remodellng.
garage convenloo, celllng tile,
built-Ins, _c abine t work, panel·
TIRE
With proper care and normal driving, you will get at
least 40,0110 miles of tread wear from new, first-class
Custom Power Cushion Polysteel tires on your car,
~f' )'OI!'don't aet 40,000 miles. ~ and provided you were
tbir(b,rlgil!:-4,1 Jlllyer of tbe tires and they are still on the
ori1lrial car.- bring the tires and the policy booklet (with
recorded mileage readings) to any Goodyear Service
Store o·r · Dealer in the United States or Canada. They
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':£
~~~~·:re98~·4186m. ~~e::~Y·:
CARD OF tHANKS
operations and service of an
C,J.Hayespointsout: "Busing has become quite an issue,
and I have the solution, Transportthechildrenbytrain, Surely no one would object to
'training the children,' " (Troy
Gordon m Tulsa World)
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-~~ uF~ft~!~ a!':t'!.!k:!tl;i:~
BIGHT Klttelll to give away,
298~2070, after 6 p.m.
~:~~!:rb~o:t~~~~!ofo~':a~~t; P{~::
ANTI·F~ZE-·Sub Ze.ro per•
manent anti -freeze and aum metcootant, S1,29pergallon,
or $7.74 J>ercase, Plalns'Graln
& Farm Supply, Abernathy,
Pbooe 298•2521: Lubbock
Phone PO 3-4868,
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SERVING PINE FOOD In dlf·
ferent me thods: walue• serv•
Ice It the ltooths; w I I tie II
::~~; c~~e~~:i/~~~::~e~~~~§
pick up and take home. For
carry-out food orders, Phone
298 • 2246, a nd we 'II de llver
your orde r to you at the drive·
up w10dow on the west side of
the building. Gra ha m's Rest aurant.,. a good p lace to eat.
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CITY CLEANERS
& LAUNDRY
Quality
Dry aeaning
Free Pick-U p & De livery
lllllit. 298-2 242 • Abe rn athy ___,j,j
CASH TALKS 1972 Model Automatic zlr zag de lux sewing
rr;f~~~~dle ~~~tf~~~l~le$s~h·,?ici
hems, fancy patterns, etc, Free
delivery and Instructions within
1 oo miles, Lubbock Sewing
Center, 19 13 19th Street, Lubbock, Tex as , Phone 76 2-3126,
For &UARAtniiD
PEST CONTROL ·
CALL ON
CURTIS LEBOW
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