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THE PETERSBURG
JOURNAL
"IN '1\HE HEART --OF J. COMMUNITY OF MASTJ!lR FARMERS
Volume 29
t
n:t Peters·
died at
morning. He
Shop h,~.re .
widow, five
J)rlcllea, Abor·
Patsy, J.Anda
all at home; :l
Abilene; Pete,
, Freeport; one
fn J enkins, and
Laura Morgan,
One grand oblld
Petertburg, Texas, Hale County, Ftlday May, 27, 1955 ·
Commissioners Court
Calls $750,000 Bond
Issue For Hale Coaly
RALPH MABRY GAVE FIRE
ALARM BY RADIO IN
LUBBOCK NATIONAL GUARD
ARMORY FIRE
Lubbock's National Guard Ar·
mory fire Saturday night recently
whtoh destroyed equipment and
materials va.Iued between $190,000
nnd $150,000 might have caused
more damage If •It had not been
for resoflrcefulness of 1 a Texas
'l'ech student.
Ralph B. Mabry, a 'l'ech stUdent
taking Reserve Otrloer Training
Corps flying, happened to be at the
airport Saturday 1}1ght. He noticed
th e fire about 6 p. )n.
·
Not being able to find a .phone
anywhere .Mabry jumped Into a
nearby airplane In one of the h~g·
:~~ka~u~i~l~~d~l;~~~~~dto\~:r ~~
1
reported the · ~l~e.
Three fire units from tbe airport
. sbon answered the call and to.wer
ofllclals alerted city fire flgbt·
lng units.
Mabt•y said he and others saw
the emoke·llke fumes escaping
from the armory and thought It
might be steam.
Investigation proved dl!fereut.
'l'hen Mabry went Into action.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOO,L. AT
METHODIST CHURCH BEGINS
JUNE 4th
Th e annual Vncatlon.
Bible
School at the Methodist Cburoh
will begin Saturday, Jun e 4th and
coiJtlnue through two Sundays,
closin g on Sunda.y night, .June 12.
All have an Invitation to attend
tbl s Dible School, and especially
are the' parents utged to see that
lli elt· children attend.
LEO PURVIS WILL .BE
SPEAKER AT ROARING
SPRINGS COMMENCEMENT
Leo '.Purvis. Superintendent of
j)etorsburg school ~, will be the
SJlenker nt the Commeneement ex
erclses or th e Hoarlng Springs
sc hool lonl>: ht. He Is a fo1·mer SUi)
erlutemlent or Roaring Springs
school, tt place be held_ before
moving to Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kllt>ttl't• it- k
and family left Sundny for J.os
Angeles, Californll! where lhey
wi ll vlsll with .th e !alters brother
rot· the next len days.
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CIVIC CULTURE CLUB HOLD
FINAL MEETING OF YEAR
fln~<l
meeting of the year.
Mrs. Bill AllnJOn, vlce·Presldent
presided for n shon busin ess meet
hlj;, In tb e absence or the Presl·
dent 1\frs: Floyd •r1·owbrldge.
Sunshin e sisters wer·e rel'el.lled
ond girts exch!t nged ronowlng the
business session.
Members present otber !:han hos
teas wore, Mesdflllles Dick Wallcer,
J. I,, S~lts, Glenn ~rashenr, John
Alford, .rhomas In gtam. Wm. Ran·
k(t1, 1; u~ Allmon, Elp1er Wats?n,
L6~ J Ul vis, CJyde Martin, S.tm
t.rnso1~, Ronald , WE~aver, Carl Ram·
bo, 1 IY,de 0 Cot don, L. S. Clalto r,
:i.ir. and 1!{rs. Clyde Marlin will
Inn vo Sl\turday fo t· Augusta, Oeo·
rgllt to visit th eir daughter and
tittabMd, Mr. ttnrl Mrs. Cl(\rence
n11.rton, ani! especially to viSit
wltb tbat new grandson, Gary
(j. L. St'll.r•
CALLING ALL BOYS AND
GIRLS TO BIBLE SCHOOL AT
THE CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
It's Vacation 'Sible School time
at tbe Church of the ~azarene.
'rhe school will open at 8:45 a. m.
Monday, May 30th. Classes will be
co nducted Mondt~Y through Friday
encb week.
Mrs. N. F. Totty Is the Super·
visor, and assisting her will he a
fine starr of officers anfl tenobers
for all age groups.
All boys a.nd girls ln U1e Pei·
ersbutg area are inl'lted to attend.
Mr. and Ml·s. J . B. S~;h
and children left this week .ror
California for a 1•acat1on or about
two weeks. Wblle · In that state
they will visit J. B.'s brother, Geo.
nt San Fmnclsoo.
Mrs. Enrl Hughes or A.Itus, Okln '
homu; Mrs. VIola Ca'l'mlchael oe
~~:,·:~ 8~'i 0 ~1~1 ~~ve~·~tlhet~~~st ~~0~~
~~~~sl~lb~ .J gu~st ~~0 ~~:~ ~~~r~1e ~:~~.1
Howa,:d
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Clift.
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. Hauses To
etersuur
1 1us1aes1
wt:/~
~S:~y ~rt~~;l~~nw~: tb~°C;~.~~c~ose
C' \l)ture Club members lu th o:r
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Il,nasell.
!'!ammy MIV
Dill Doren,
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b~~ ;8 °~,~~ ~~~ ;::~tte~~s~b~!;. 6~~~
Slalet·s
ror each
home IJII\dc
tood cake was
: Mrs, Del·
llll~<ma, W.
AIVl\ Roten
WOODIE COLEMAN TO
DIRECT ~ASEBALL ACTIVITIES
OF SMALL BOYS
Amherst Tops Plainview, 9·6 In
Irrlgatlon Belt League
The summer nctlvl.tles of the
AMHIDRS'l', May 24 - Amherst
Pony Lell!gue and Little Loagu and
· Plainview opened tbe Irr!gn·
baseball program will. be under lhe lion Belt Seml·Pro I'Jaseball Len·
direction of Woodle Coleman again gue here tonight with the host
tbls summer, and the boys ine club lttl!lng a 9·6 victory,
11ow meeting at the baseball field
Amherst outblt the vlsltot'A, a
dally for practice.
road team, 8·6, '
'!'be age group for tbe Pony -Lea
Highlight of the evening was l4
gue Is 18, 14 and 15, anll lbe Little strike-outs rnng Ul/ by W. '!',
J,engue ' through 12 years. All ·or Weaver In tb · last seV'an fnn.lngl!
th e IJQys ln these age groups In of the game.
the community that like to play
L!>sfng hurl er was Tom H rtlln.
baseball are urged to take advan·
tage of tbls summer program. The Littlefield Beata Springlake 18-14
Little League group meet at .10:00 In ·Irrigation Opener
a. m. and continue to 12:00 noon.
S·P:RINO TJAKE, May 24 -Lf!Jtle·
'l'h'e Pony League players meet at rfleld cterm~ted Sprlnglak
18·14
3:30 p, m.
IH're tonight ln the opening game
'!'his Is a fine program for · the of th e Irrigation Belt Semi·Pro
young boys tllat 1s being . sponsor· Lengue for both clubs.
ed bY the Lions Club of PeteJ"s· · 'rhe two trams took· lurnR tour·
burg and they ·arc anxious that all ing tne base paths throughout the
boys lake advantage of the splen· lengthy contes t.
did training under tbe dlrecllon
Wi nning Hurler was Phfl .Tones
of Woodle Coleman.
with .Jim Bnnks taking the loss.
. A meeting will be held at Olton - - - - - · ·- - - - -
We learnd Ju~t as we go to 1Jress
that. the 'ommlssloners Court or
Hale County has Issued a call for
a highway bond election In tbe a·
mount or ~750, 000 to I e held 01:
July 2nd. Al~o th e Court has called
lln election to pass on granting
Permi ssion to the county to levy
up to 15 cen ts for constructlpn and
maintenance of farm tO' market
ronda, 'on the same date. Petitions
w.ere circulated In .Plainview, Abernathy and Halp Center aaktng
the Court to call this election. None
was circulated In Petersburg or
other remote sections of the coun·
ty. Suf.flclent signatures ·were se·
cured to call the election.
~0f0~~~~b~1i~~!~ewt~~ ~~~::re~~~
'l'bls bond election Is for the mlltcbe,d games will be played.
purpose of securing money to buy
See tbat .your young boys at·
the rlgbt·of·Way for a four l~ne tend
these sessions d!lilY.
highway from the north part of
the county down througb Plain·
view, Hnle Center and Abernathy SCHOOL BASEBALL
and on to the south border or the BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFF SET
county, 'l'hls election has lo carry
by n two·thlrds majority.
BI·Distrlot P)ayoff between Pet·
More Information will be given era burg and Whlthanel High
on tbls bond election as time pas· Schools District winners of 5·B
sea.
·and 6·B will get underway at
Whltbarrel Monday
afternoon,
.GEO. PATTERSON AND RALPH ~~~&~!Obe:~ ;~~O ~·t
~~:e s:~~~!~
MABRY RECEIVE WINGS IN
\~Ill be played at Petersbturthe
f!OTC CER!;MONIES
!ollowlng day at tbe same hour.
'l'fme
and place of the third game
Geo. Pattet·son and Ralph Mabry
of ·Petersburg received
their If needed Will be determined lat·
"Wings" In ROTC ceremonies re· er, Delay In the playoofs was nee·
cently held on the •r ech parade essltated by wet grounds and Sengrounds. George and Ralph · are lor trips,
members or fh·e •rexas -~·ech Flying
Club. Col. William A. Sch ulgen.
commanding officer. presented the
Mrs. Jobu Sowell, underwe nt
wings.
major surgery Monday at tbe Plain
Cleorge Is a brother of Hent•y ftnd
view
Hospilnl and Clinic Founda·
Robert Pattet·son and M1·s. Smokl e llon. He1·
husband and a daughter,
McDaniel. Ralph Is tbe so n of Mr.
Mrs.
Louise
Arender of Amarillo,
and Mrs. R. L. Mabry. They are
rue with her. She Is doing nicely..
students nt •rexaa Tech.
l'atscy, clrticgh ter or Mr. and Mrs.
Gnu Matthews. 111 spendin g this
week In Port . Woc-th w1lb Jc r aunt. ;\ltol'(\.
Anita Mallhews.
Tommie, son ot Mr. and Mrs.
{lm(ly 1\ollY·, 1 fl by plan .from
l,ubbckk lhl a week for T!oll, T X·
ll~ whcl'l• he w.lll visit bls grand·
pnr nts.
Number 50
l-ubbock, Peteraburg Split
Irrigation Loop Twin-Bill
Lubbock's Boosters and Peters·
burg &llll t ar\ Irl'igatiDn Belt Semi
Pro nasoball League double·hend·
er here 'l'ueadn.y night. 'l'he ~oost·
era winning the opener 4·0 and
Petersb1irg tlle second 5·4.
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For . Memorial
Day·, Moaday
,
Practica lly all busi ness bousea
BECTON BAPiiST CHURCH
TO HEAR EVANGELIST PAUL
CARLIN SUNDAY
in .Pelers!Ju,·g wi ll be closed . M.on·
day Mny 30th ror Menrorlal Day.
1'11l;l will give two bolldays In a
row, sunday and Monday. Follow·
lng are th e names of those bus·
'l 'housnn.tls ha ve crowded church Jneas concerns lhat will be closed :
es, tabernacles . and 1/..U parks to , Joe M~tyo, Kell y • Suits, Smiths
!war 21 yea r·oltl lllvrl!lgellst Paul D1·y (loodR, Hagoods Dry OoodR;Carlin tell of his .couYI/f&lon . rrom Wallace Dry ooods,.. Lacy.Watklns
dope-addi ct to Cbrlstlan.
Httw., Dunlap Furullure, City Bat·
Becton IJnJ>llst Church Is happy ber Shop, Band .r Tlarber·Shqp, A.
to announce that lllvangeltst Carlin 13. 'Bracy, JoiHi son Hadlo and 1'V,
will tie uest spettket· at the Firth Ci ·jls Car~. Goldens Cate. TomR
Sunll ay gYoulb·Day, May 29th, ror Vnrlet:Y, illllas Girt Shop; City
both morning serv ice, at ll:OO, anll Drug, I<'oote Drug, · North Laundry.
· evening service, at 8:00.
. Dr . .Jilek Harris. Jacks J?ood
IDveryo ne, especially young peo·. ·Store, l.omon's Grocery, 1llnve11
nle nrc Invited to come ahd hera Food Store, M!llre Food Storol
Pa~ l once an outstanding Houston McDaniel Auto Supply, MoDnnlo
111 h. School baaketball player, M.otor po., Johnson and Martin
1 t~r
lxctl up with a narcotics (Mrage, Linn Auto Service, 0. K.
1~n ~ 100 an·ested and indicted Garage, Bradford nnd tlollen <Mr11
by
brand Jury
Hpuston.
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now n COI\8Qcra.ted evangelist de· ·
Rt i
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cllcntecl to proa bing the Gospel or .roo !3arlow Service . at on g~r,.
.Jeaua' .Chr.lst.
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;g~~~~~·.vice tutlon , Wrlle. S rvlco
~he
In
but ~f:tlo 1 ltyGo~ ~ 1~~~~ ~~~ige ~~~~~~g~
M1'. uiHl Mrs. Gone . Mn:llbews
l ~fl Sunday for J>osaom Klng'tlom
j'.!r. Md Mrs. Jobn A[tord lett
tlnm to get 111 n 'littl e ff shJng. • ' Tbursuay for Klngsvl110
whe re
lift·. lll~g lns , father of f'hestllr
q1cy will visit the Iattars. bro th·
Mr. and Mrs. l( ntlt·etl Unci r·
Mra. Cecil lloyd w.lll on r·oll at o)',. G rn ld llrlght, for a rew days , wood artd boys anJ Mr. and Mrs. anrl. Stat'I'U JJJgglne, underwent
•roxns ·riwh ror- the summer term. Qarald JR In the Nttvy ttHl sto.tlon· Wayne Thorpe and hildren left lllll'{iCI' Y nt u Lu bbocK Hosplr,\1
Sh!l Is teaching In on1' locnl sc hool. a nt l{l r.gsvllle.
Saturday nlj~lrt for rdew dttys fleh 'I'huwliiY of ~~~t wet>k. Hi' Ia g~~·
png nlong flllr, so r.oportB slate
Mr. and Mrs. Bill 4llrnon lc!f, lng at l'osi!O!Il Kingdom Dam.
Mr mtd llfr:;;:-Konc 1 til ,Johnson
:·enQbln;t thlij · orrtcc.
move'd to tb.c 1' hul'l>er Bllberry
redny
ro~
Denton,
WbCl'(l
they
v,
c.
ling·oo",
talhet'
or
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: Mr-. and Mrs.' Ezra Tillberry ana
furrn pla ~e l11l ~ w ek. 1' ho baus Thn
WliJ pick 1111 their CRr that hilS h M
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they wm•e living In aolrl and thO)' tlndcrgolng rOJlllll·s 'sl n·ro DIIJ and Hagopll and who le l!ero visiting 1\{r. and Mr$. f,oy Ja.y· wero at nn
had to move.
son, Ohtwk, were lnvoi'VPd In n wne 11 p at Plt\Jnvllll\ . Mouday to yon Sunrlny to attrrlcl gra4uallon
~h'l!. ·GlNtn
lHnshel.l1'1 llCCOOJ· :~~. t:OJif slon th!ll'~ severn! weeks r~R\tnat~e~n\:~:jl~ls. :~~;~~r~I;J t~o~ e~~;~~!~R of West T~XU Ten~hOr!\
panlrd Ill' nor ~rtllll$, Mr. . rtnd ·
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n 'brokOII hlp rccclvl'rl In a fnll.
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Mrs. J, D. •UnrV~>Y RP<mt ~aturdny
lfrf!: Jnlt WiltRnn and rlaughtAr -~hn 1~ tn lll'r no·~. nnd t·hi' wife of.;' Mr. ~uul Mr,, R!illi,h . Boyrl hnd
niAJht lind Sunday at T.ubboc:.l< the or Floydada 1\'(•rr bar Wellnt>sda.v th~> . Jnl(l nr. htnl ror mnny ~'"ltrR as t>heh Kt:r~tr' thl.~ ·I,\ PPk Jmr broA'lll>l\t~ or thl'lt ·slstl'r nnd daught r,
1 111 1 wit I1 t1r>r ~I B I••r Mrs. Dtok a rcRirlent or T,o kMy.
I her nnll '' f . Mr. 11.n11' '(lf.rs, H, IL
Mt•s. l'AlOllll li181Jf,
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Lake Problem
wC8mmunity News
OLTON, ~ l a,v ~ti. -'-At. Olton ft•r:
m. l'. J:Ollt'!">, !!'II lunung tlH:
U.l Cl'
(.ub l ~s on MntiWI' ~!l£UI't' I.J y ll~ln.u:
Mr·. null Mrs. Jame s Holcomb ot
·alnwnter whlt·h has .fo!lt• n on ht!'
~;trn)
to
t'<"Pl cn!sh ~ hh 11nd1\r~rountt
Lubbock worit guests In the N.
Mntlbews 1\ome.l:!atur·day night.
Ted Oolrlston, smnll son ol .Mr.
and Mrs. IIIII Oohlstm• ltnd the
tl'l'lgatlon suJ)t•l)'.
.
.Ton e:=;:, I'hairnmn ot thP. l>onrd ol
R~l f)erlfi~l ns ot tll~ Lomb Connt~·
Soil
Con~eva1iou
hom e of' l!ov. ani! Mrs. Skeet Ril·
od es, Mr. and Mrs. Rlllldea , Mru··
genel! 1\HCI r1on l'Ctnrued thiH weok.
\Vnyn e nrht Su mmy, r e m.1tii10d for
n longer· visit.
,ilh . and Mr s. Curtis Flget• or
AuRlhr, ')'ex ns vi• Iwd In lite home
ol th o !utters ~ntnfnlho r, Tln cle
lJttly Brr,wer·: anrl wlfo. Mt·. and ,
pu; hlng II. nph ill !.UOU i(•Pt (0 otw
Irrigation well :nui
~.uoo
fL'f'l
to
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ni cely nntl able to be ouf now.
Tire 0 . D. Hlt\ltles fumlly a'nd
Summy Mnttll ews lett last Frldny
lor· fcum e mn, Mo. lu visit In tlt e
lHliHPing t he. w·:d.('I' j'r'om !lw 1nlu·
tnto Uluit'rt;rounll t:{Jnl' r f'le pip(• 111)
Hr u:-:. 1,1~
t h pump .
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measl(lfr last. we 'k, be ls n?('OVCI'Ing
J)ls.j.rlt•t , mtltl tu·
dav that :IPPl'OX.iuult~'ly fo ur ff'Jlt
0 ( watq1- is s ta nd lug ill :1 Vtl :ll· t' 1'
lukr b€'rt. em Ids f arm abO\Il milfl
l)liAt of her e.
In tlJC miildle- of thfl hlkP hf' hils
fnsti\llNl nn lrJ'lgation pnrnp. liP Is
oth~r.
SAVEl
ON THIS LOVELY 10 riECE
LIVING ROOM ENSEMBLE
au-
u boat tO sf'n'lrr·
Mrs. Char !om Grower.
Mr·. nnrl MrR .' C. f>. T.oyd and
rn mJi r
S /1(' ~1 1
KI"V(H:nl
thtYR .
Jn at
W('{')\ in Ad!i:il lf'l, Arl!. Wit h l'f'> l flti \'PS,
thfly were artom(mniPd by his pnr ·~
ent• ..
~·tr.
and Mrs. C. 11. Loyd ol'
Aborn:tlh)'.
~f r·H. h:lonn r 11nbersnu nnd r hll <l·
rr·n pt Ulseo, are vl s'ltlng , h~r
molher, Mrs.
wenk.
m.
1•. MaOaugh th is
LaM~o~~r{\~~ :~:~~;f· rr:f;~t ~·~~~~~~\?)~~ =;t~·~
lll embon:~ or lh e ilhlln g Club rod ('
In th e pa rade. nt the Old Settlers
Re~tnlon In .Plainview Salurrlay.
Mr. and MrR. Maurice 11'r(o\ cl and
Clt lldron of F loydudn viRIIed In !he
1 Original st yled sofa bed. i l•fcrfres i111o full <i:to
one piece bed. H artl wood fram r1, .coif spring
seat and back, steol frame, limed 6Uk trirn.
·Metallic tnpc•tl')' c9vc1' irr ret! or green. '
1 Modern limctl oak rocker in lrlAiching cover.
2 MarJjtc ·plastic top limed oak slcJ> tables.
2 Brass and black table lamps.
1 MarJjtc plastic top limed oak cofTeo table.
)JOmP of th ~ fo1 •mcrs parent R M1'.
nr.d Mrs. N. J'. ~'r·e•l Sattu·ctny. Mt·.
Fr·ed nrrompnnf ed thP.:m to Lnbo r k
where they ulloned Armed Forres
Day nt Reese Air Force !lase.
M1·. nnd Mt·s. 0 . s. i:h'lstbw nnrl
Snndr·n spent lbc weekend In F t.
Worth with t'elrutlves.
Mr~ N eld a Hobbs underwent n.n
avpend.eclomy last WerlneRdny . In
· the Crosbyton Hoaplln l, she hn •
re covered nl oely and bns r·eturned
t.o her hom e. Het· htt sbnnrl Is·
ployed on the A. B. Colwell
em·
farm.
Mt·. and Mrs. John Vineyard or
Abernathy visited In the home nf
Mr. and Mrs. N. Matth ews S!tnday
. . ~n Appeal fo·r
101 Days of Safe Driving
During the summer months- from Memorial Day through
Labor
Day-high~ay traffic
motori~t, can make this campaign a succe!s • .. If
you, and every other highway traveler, . will resolve to drive at a
safe speed? to follow the recommendations of Safety
for safe
~ghway
A~sociations
~ved
driving, literally hundreds of lives will be
during this summer's travel.. One of them may be your own.
Wherever you f;irive this summer,
PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY
Safety Associations recommend that you follow these sim
rules fpr a safe vacation trip:
pie
• Observe all posted speed limits ; don't hurry, ever.
• Regulate the speed of your car to highway and
. • Don't drive too long.:...stop when you're tired.
t
ff'
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ra •c conditions.
• Obsei'Ve all highway cautio~ warnings-slow down for curv
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descending steep hills, etc.
. . ta, when
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.
e Don't ddnk when driving.
• Follow the gol,den rule of traffic courtesy . glve th.
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. you'd like for ·them to give
· you.
o er rnotorlat1 th •
same constderatlon
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Visitors In tho borne of Mr. and
spent Sat." Mrs. Bill Gold ston Sunday were,
or lh, falters Mr. and Mm. J esse ~ldston • and
McGa~gh.
son anrl Mr . 'l'ed Sparks aqd daug.
. A. McDougnl n.re. htqr of Roswell, New Mexl~o. Mrs.
thi s week with Ge11rgo Harkn ess and daugbter· of
bernalhy School. Cat·Ishnfl, New Mextco, M:t·. and Mr·s.
being a .r. D. Beard nnd .Jtfdy of A bel'!l a.tby,
and Mr. ur;d Mrs. John Drachn ·
lo PIECES! Come'ln and See Them
Regular $2.25 Value
• l th'r.s
Spec&a
A
REG~LAR s225\/ALUE
$189 50
$}49
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EACH OF THE TEN ITEMS MAY
BE BOUGHT SEPARATELY
Dan·I.,. FDill•1are c0
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fata lities are high. So high that the
Governors' Conference has endorsed a nation-wide safe driving
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program during the 101 days between the two holiday~
Only you, the
(Detaito/ wall plaque)
THESE .BEAUTIFUL 8'12'' BRAss
'N BLACK PLAQUES AR'E A
n Dees and
berg of Snyd er:
Muhail
ch damage
s don e by
nnd
StHldOy wa
a.l't.eruoon
to wind
sev·
eml rarms In this community about
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~ot~~~r t:~nll ~ r~~gewe~r~\e:t~·~y~ ~~
1 Beautiful plastic top upholstcl'ed hassock
with black iron legs.
2 Drass and black wall plaqnee. ·
Chair, sofu, and table legs bave brass ferrules.
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A tb r·ee bed room home 18 under
ronslru c Uon oa th e A. , 'lit 'rbomas
far m, WAS l . Of . t'\Jtats,bUt'g. 1'he
oWdy· Podner
Clnud l!art.sell fanj lly 1Vi ll ocrupy
It wh•n r·ompl eted. Tlw. lfn rtsell s
h rt v~ operated this i~ rm lor Rnvara l
-· yours.
Coine Right On Into the
DEEP WELL CLEANOUT
SERVICE
81 ·Of Food 8arains
Ire Aaxious
to Braad You One Of Our
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·.Happy 11d Cont~n.ted Cou•fomers.
e Are !Just Aw.fu~ly
Pump Repair
ScHOOL MARMS -
Actress
Eve Arden, .who plays school
t'l!ncller on tn4lo-TV program
"Our Miss . Brookl," confers with
re~l-ll!e school "ma,m" Floren.ce
Strauss <left) .on plans f.or
Teachers Reeo&piUon Day In
New York State. Governor Av·
erell uarrlman proda!ms teachers day May 231'11. Mt"' Arden
ts pushing drive to make Tench•
eN Reco&'llltlon D~y a national
Delbert Williams
Phone 3736 ·
one.
Friend.ly
~.. And
Will Be
Gl~d
To ·See You
·Mr$. \Vnltet• Overton's fnrm nnd n
s ntllll bom nut) rottmr lr'ltllN or
·am
Hal'!'lsous. Pump house on tb ~
l..aronr Mcl(ehzle nn tl W. A. Ar·net
f!lrrns w~~& domollllilod noll th
m6tor·s or boftr w•lls wo re thrown
from l.llcr•e toumtnHOn11 , hail
de• ·
trored ~oting cotton on the n. A.
Mcl)ougnl, HnrverLntrlok w. A.,
ArnAI, 1\. W: Mays. Herbert Wat·
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ROn; f:y Young, Th>n Mt•Krnzt e nnrl
Qon Sanfot·ll rnmna.
HUMBLE 0~. 1 & REFINING COMPAN,Y
Rrv. and Mrs.· T'n\tl 1!itrrlngton ot
Al btt<Jllot'ltne. Nr•w M xl<!u tll'<l ~ta l·
llrw: In the homo
lito 1~tlet'8
]')ll.rt> llt~ . M·r . nnd Ml·•· T. lln~tl nrmd .
O, 11 . Pillman ~nrl 11IIl (}o ld RJOn
or
ntt•nded tho $nnt·a llosn ltQ~ o nt
Vertr()n !B At werk M~· ~otl In tbo
P«t'ade.
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27• 1955
Jorc o,,vll IJ ' rory muo.b l.mprQv
~d und suJd be waa &!>Ins to try
uud wc>rk •oule. M, D. Jl&WJe¥ Ia
not do ing so wvll. lie 1» up .WOit
o( th~ tiiUt but Juwt h•tn'l 101teu
\Mt l. to twnuul hl'allb sluee Ill• op-
We Are
·~~:~~~1 a
out at
Faith anti Lo•·ey Motley, Room
Motberg ro altl ug t b e trip with
them to tb e Oolorudo Springs
Colo. nt·ea are Metidrunes H. M.
Turner, Glenn Eu banlrR. All ne.
ldfllou and M1·s. Joe Ue cton o!
Becton.
Mis s Betty MotJ er accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. F•·anz HetLie1· on a
to·lp home to Snn. Fntuclsco. Also
with th. m for " vlelt w1w t}jelr
duugltler Mrs. Donald Coover nud
bnby. Th e group . left Wedt)estlay .
Coorge Low e, Gorald' anrl Taffy
Lamge <t, J~tckle J effcoat nne! Don
~( lelh were guests of Win ston Jou s
nnd hi s pno·ents Mr. ttnd Mr~. C. C.
Jones at 11 Mexican suppor nt their
home Monday nigh(.• Congmtuhillona to : Mr. and Mrs.
Kelstt V, Jllalr or 2$09 40th St Lubhock on the bh·th of tbeir U1lrd
child a sO<), weighing 7 pounds 13
oz. who 11n·1ved ttl. 10:00 a.m. Mon-
P~l rabur~ '~d
~~~ldu Jo Jlaru~oy lUid Tommy
."mltll .. o r~ F;lghth Grade Qradu.t-
t.ts.
Mr ••nd Ml'll. ll.
O~ry returned
ltOIIH' I rom 1\rKRD"U 111\d 'J' PUOI•
.,,, "bt•r• tbt•!' ll>COI nlruOilLa IliOn·
a.
Always Re~dy ,and Willing to Help Yeu With
tb tnk l <l~ tb•• batho and vltltlnc.
,.lw y r~ po rt ed ~ •·ouderfl.tl tlwe, uo
Jln t, t o wreck or didn't von ao a
Wtl:'(lkt,
·Your Building Plans
Don't Hesitate to Call
On Us
HigginbothaJQ-Bartlett ·Co.
Mr. t>nd Mrs. I.Oyce 'l'uruvr and
•on Rt••n t n wr ek In Omaba. Nebra. kn. o 11 bu•h>eu nnd vlaltlog
11 1th ohl 0 l<'ndR 'wbo 1voro In aer·
>lc<' with Loyce.
'l'h• Htnto Judge~ front A aod M
~ert•' here 'l'burld fiJ', tor tbe Clnal
J U d~Jnlf of ou r Community. Harmony waa first in the lll~trlol again
Du!ldy mllh
thle year, Aft~r !.he lour Thura<lay -·lllgh SchClOI. He
ruo rnlng lbey relut Jtt•d lo tb Can. tour •·ltb In~
t••r ror r•' l~lrti Wblrb \1 a ~ g!vno In
lluddy
lftllt ~ n untqur way by ca lling UD
ni\Ox.
<:no•h C'Q illn!ltloe head over tole·
The \'n rauo n
p bon t~ n.nd 48kfng Cor thuJr revort will bo h ~ld al
on tbr•lr phas~ of tho work wbl cb belfln Monday,
wn• gh en In & htuuoroul ·wa, aod o'olork a. o1.
WNn well with the judges. After and lh ~•t on
th e re tl() rtl tllnn r was served IQ will Ol>t!tl ai 9
all pres ent. 1' b~ Judg~s Crow A and ll B. Ill ll!llnf
M were Mr. Rl~hnrdson, Mr. Hoot- lllveryou c has 1
en, ~Irs. Randle, Mf88 Moore ud to attnnd till•
Ulll Rogers roun ty AJent, and Afro. there will be
llrommltl Uoruo DomoostraUon eba.rge. Now
,\gent ~l •e .nllend ct tbe meeUns. Iilble SchooL
'l'br juclgos wont from llnrnlQnr to
Mr. and Mrt.
Ann At ron~ Cnunly to do judging . Mr. an~ Mrs.
'l'he rt•gulnr mMt.hly mnetlng and Mrs.
was 11\•lrl ·rburaday nl~bt a1 lbe Pe~gle Pllrkey
(',< nt~r. 'fhe hOU$0 WI!JI Clltrod to tlon el ~rd•es
ord~ r by thA r~slil ent Jllll lor llal· evening, Mls1
ley, Hora ce Carr acted' n8 seoretary .r:raee, wns a
In the obsPnre . ol the secretary lege. r!>ey
Mrs. J.
Turnor who WRI
by Mr. and
AIIPr the bu•lne~' the committee or
n.
nr.
)latenta or
Mr. nnd
Most ~®cil®cruu Trucks
Your Money Can Buy!
tended the
Only new Chevrolet Tosk-Forcc trucks bring you all lhese
lruly modern fealureslll you don't get these up·IO·Ihe ·minu!o
getting an old-fa•hloned lruck--<Jnd
sland to lok e o lickin ~ or lrade-in li me I
advo~l~~~;, . you 're
,fresher air In all
New Ovordrive.
kinds of weather. 1 Optional at ex tra
cost on Y.:ton
New High-Level
ventilntion takes
models; Hydrain air thrQugh
M a lie optional on
louvers at cowl
1'>-, % • . and 1leveL
ton models.
New conc nal ed
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safety step . A
snfe ty fenlttrcsteps stay clear of
ice nnd mud. Out
of sight. with
doors closed.
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Styling that wori<s j. 'The latest in cab
for you. ln two • com for I and •
.design treatments I/ safety. More dur-s·tyli ng that
able constructirln;
catches the eye, 1 ·sorter seal nct~on; I
calls attention tQ • many now con- .
~ venienccs.
your business.
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Tuboleu
Grca!t'r blov.. nut
prnlcction - they
deflate mo•c slow.
ly if puncturctl.
Power brakes
standard. On 2-ton
mo.dols. An extrnCO<t o~uon tm all
ot hers. Reduce
driver oilort; udd
to sllfety.
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New panoramic
windshield. For a
brander , safer
view of the road.
And 1hcre's more
g la ss area a ll
around.
New suspension ,
front end rea r .
For a ~lllttothcr
ride. Frames are
more durable
·with full pnrullcl
&ide members.
Como In and see
It,. .most
tir es
standard on 1f1 ..
ton
models .
King-slto
12-Yolt
eltc trlcat system .
Count on quick~r
starts even in cold
weather, and still
have .~ husl.y reserve of poll'cr.
Po w• r !turing,
Drh tng's so much
In tho ~·red
All brothers ·and
• er ot niece• and
senl., coming rrom
Springs, Amarillo,
ney, Floydada
Cor tbla reunion. A
wae aerved Ql
Mr. liJld Mra.
tended the
Doris lllJayne
du&ted to·om
day evening.
Mrl. H. Nel•on
Mr. aM ~fl'!l. n.
Ol!rmaoy 1<1 be
who IB stnUonl'd
oompanl ~d
join bc r hu•band
fdn . We otrr
Sunday evening
as mud• ns go %.
AV:iil fllltt al au
warda . home.
Wp ju~t rer•lred
Option.
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Patornnl Grandfather Is S. W.
J;llalr of Hecton. Maternal Crand·
g~~~t1 '~'f' t~~in~~~- Mo·s. Grove•·
Word haa been reolovoct here of
the promotio n ot C!tlef .Eng)nce r
or Ule ·Dearloyer 'l'ender u. s. s.
Sicrm. nay (). NelllJnn, ~o n of Mr.
and Mrs. (HtH C. Ni eman, to Navy
Lleutennnt Co mmand er in April ..
He Is mnrrletl to the form ~o- Sarah
J. st.nndley or Berkley, Cnllf. u .
BANkS ARE BUILT OF
STONE AND STEEL
and human
understanding!
Shirley Wlghnm Leroy Lance
Wet!.
. Rev. Dilly Wadley, ot Plalnv.lew
and pasto•· of
Bec)ton Bapllst
Church ofl'lclated with a double
ring cer noony at 4:00 [l.m. at the
Church when Mis s Shirley Ann
Wlglmm, daughte r of Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Wl ~ l.tttm tu1d Leroy Lance,
son of l\fr. an<l Airs. L. A. I.ance,
exchanged wedding vows.
'f:,lt e bride, given In marriage by
he1· rather, wore a. two piece dress
or wblte linen, leatu rfng a peplum
To peo~le of go~d intentione, a hank need
never be "for-bidding." They can walk in
and find other people, just as human us
- thcmsel~cs, ready to help them build sUe·
cess and security and .peace of mind;
Whutht:r you want n Joan, or a safe place
to deposit your money, ?r simply seek an
opil'lion on some finnncinl problem, come
see us. You'll always find a welcome here.
~~!o r~~~u~~'~·e 1~ 18 ~ 0!~\~~ ~~eJ .~~
wore a s bonlll er col'sage ot wblte
Camntlons.
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Miss Wruula Lindsey .or ldnlon
wna ~[aid or Honor and Mr. Carley
Sorrells was Best Mnn.
Til e Chnruh WAs de~ornted with
red roses. Mrs. Huborl Lance nnrl
Mrs. Dilly Wadi Y sang "I Love
You Truly" ll~ c ompnlncd by pin·
nl st Miss Snndm Johnson, who
also Jlla~ed trad lllon!ll Weddlnt~
First .State Bank
PETERSBURG, TEXAS
EMOST AMAZING
SAN JACINTO OAY JUNE 3rd, BANK WILL BE CLOSED.
NCS-PWS-PROTECnOM
PLAN IN AMERICA I ,
music.
R l)t~J1 d ! n g. th e WCP.IC Wil.li hla AllOt
Atcr a bt'le! honeymoon trip In and un cle , 111 r. and Mrs. M. A.
llnldosu, N. M. tile CO\Hlle will be
at home In the !leeton Community w~:~.~·~;~~~ Mr~"llarold De~n Sneed
wh ere he Is engaged In !arming.
rLnCI Mike moved lo LubbOck nnd.
wi ll live In lll~ Arnet- Bm;son A<l·
Mr. Robeot Meyers was serio usly <l illno. Hurold Is n 'l'ecb Student.
injured and In n LubbOck Hospital
Mi ~s Violn
Hllckrteld or I.ub'slnce satut'dnY w.heu he !ell be- bo cl< wns a sUtlper gueu t Saturclny '
tween hi s tractor and planter and night In the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
wus dragged n co nsid erable dis- · ,~. w. Dean nad family.
r.one rued, Texas Tech studen t
lance. He li ves on Route 1 Idalou
nutl Is tho broiJlor or Mo·s. Hall st•e<<t the weekend with his pCLrent s
Loon ey. and the Unc!p of Meyers .11r. und Mrs . •ramo• Jl.eld.
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Mrs. Eluge,;e King, of
Luboock hnve moved back to Bee- ~t~ r:~~:resT.I~-~~~~E 4 J~l:ARS
tOot where lhey will s pen d lb
ltUSS ii:LL SPRINGS, Ky., - J efl
~~:'~~~e~hbl~~~~~~~~~~ rno·m s wllb Ltakor visited lluss.ell Springs lor
Mo·s'. Morris Wfllers lut.R bee n lll the fh·st tim e In •18 Y"lt';"· all.bonglt
with n th>·oat ln!ecLion for several lw lives only Jt mile• away. Tho
U: Pro11idts r.ash retiremmt fund if )()ft li1e.
YOUR FAMILY: Returns ~· dJlar :M1 ba~
pUJS,the f«e f~Mii»> of the plmt if,. die.*
T..o~~~ imd
~·-- Dopteit,hW
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iltst f.l mo be sa w hi ~ c~unty f'IO.at
1]n.ys.
Mr. nnd Mo·s. A. 0. Smi th anrl wll s In 1907, when he attended a
son s Guy Junlt11· vlslt rd )lis l'alhc•· clanc••. Ho got murrl erl shOrtly nll erS.
w. Smttll or HILli s htl.e Sat urday. ward and •·cnlly seltlod rlown .
Mra. J,lgc Dean oud aon John , Jcrr. now .;11 Ills sev nll s, hltc h~d
nnd Mr and Mo.·s. M. A. W~tte r• a rtrl e to town In the mallman 's
vls lled Mr. and Mrs. Joe l)(•nn llllM lt orscloss ~nnln ge. He observad
by
ca•ier with turn·
ing ctforl reduced
CXtr3•CU$t
dny Mny 16 In St. Mary's i'i.osp ll.nl.
Commander Nlenlan enllsted ln the ...;.;..,...,..;;._ _ _.,\,_;_ _ _ _""':"_ _ _ _ _~~-~
Nai<y In 193q .nad held 'every en~
listed mte through Cblel Machlnets
:w~to unUI 1943. During World War
ll he aetvod lu the Sduth Pucillo
a~d later participated In tbe lnvnslon of Southern F.ra.nce. Durlns
the I>orean War he served aboard
the fl eet refrigerator ahlp, 11. S. S.
Merapl, supplying Ule fleet oil
1(0 <' o. wlth lreH h >md frozen foods
and pnrtloi patln g in tho evnouallon
of Marines !rom Huug Haru to
Wonsnn In Dece mber 1950.
~at~~~~lya~;l L~I~·~"~•Jit~t~.:;~',\i·.Y
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attrl <he
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dhlldre11 or Pla fnviow WOI'O s upper
! •owl'n n~:l cu
nul\'hlK
p lNurt>
electric light~. Ute
llou sm~. ilWl\'Pll
'J( rl!~}tR 11!111 hus tl in g
guests of M>-. ir nd Mrs. I.. A. J.ruwp o·emnrked.
fJ•afl'lc
~;~~o~rf~~l~r Q~~~\\::~~lo~~l~:1~~~~~;!~~
LQIIa Pelly WM
llltrgery toclny,
W e did not I
Will be l n. MI..
O..n•oo•lrnllo n
County,
Buddy Cobb
&Ufat or StPv~
evonln~;.
PROTECT YO!JR CLOTHES FROM-
Ytor alter ytor,
M·OTHS
Amedro 1,
b~d selling lrU<k#
Z'~•."! trucks for any fob ..• .
New Chevrolet
Trucks
wm HAVIU TH ID BAas· TO PU'I'Yoon
Task·Force
\Y IN~'J>rt c.LO'l'BIDS
IN FOR .S'I'ORAOID DTIHJNG 'l' ll ~; ' suM M lilH MON~lHS. MOTH
, AND DUS'l' PROOF.
Have Ua Clean Your Clothes
f}'k~
A!:ID FIX b'OR STORAGE, 'l'HiiiN Wll<lllN FALL ANJ? WIN'l~lllR ­
JFUN ILTIM
COMES THl'lY WILL
LIFE ~~':."..~c•
nm
RElADY ~'0 WlllAR
all fresh 11d cl'eaa
t .. ....s 11, ue.c~ 1 Prn. sraiH<ii'UILo: II.&.!IHCW
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YM:IJ.I~ Ul4
WTIHCOUrft.,. . .
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II/I. 6.Jt..rliJio~ ofOrJiu? 111111 AAM1f1 JIMI.
REID CHE~II(ll.ET
to.. TEXAs
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"'!'his pl(lCt• rertalnly hns rhangJanlre Jones spent Sund ay oHgl\t · "'' qu ite n ~IL"
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l~l th Kuy Q.lb BOil.
Th ~ll hp ;el umed IO Ill ~ C?lltltry
Tommy , 1 ran of !,ubbock Is homr. Dldn I RllY when ho d oeturn.
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Kelly~Suits :Agency
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HUTTO···Life lnsuranc~ R~presentative
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Jeurnal, Petertburv, Texu,' May
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Ill 'l'he lol.. rt If a 6tl!lll1u"llll ef M••h~ __.._..._.
I'II~W.•••
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Metho d'1St· Ch urc
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hl urr l,o bl ufl'. ~·
ConfereAce Opene
.A Cnli foruiu. woman is scPJdn~ A L bb
k We••
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dl vo •·c• ou u,. ground umt hot·""" t u tC
llnnd tt'les to boss her. Tho dh•orce
weJ'"
l~aplllg from cH I' lo c·lif1. No ·
duuilt Chou 14U·IHI ···periouce• R
p.J milni· fel:'l ti n~ . as ho1 lon.n.a froru
J. l~ surrs & soN
F:ditor and Pub llsbor
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First Baptist
Invites you to iear Ueir
spea~ 01 ••• aa
!l
P UBLISHED EACH FRIDAY
should
be grn ntc ol.
s hotlhl huYe to
No
ll rcr with
f't•out tllore than 250
II'Otnnn
A SURE CURE FOR
CHIGGER BI!ES
MetbOdJH
n JJlllll dnu·('}H•s in No rtb w~st 'l'tttihl, 11ilK·
Eutured as second· class matter at that tlnmb.
tor,, it•Y 1telegatcs and visitors mel
the Petersburg- Postof[Jce under
In J,tthtM>ek W dne•day lo ttttend
tlto Act of .Congress, March 3,
"'l'lte (loverumont no<'ds to pt·n· lhr· fJv,.·dn)' ·16th Ht\uunl meeting
J S79.
cti t·~ mora NO noms." s.HYR n eon· of u10 SorthweEtt 'fexnN Co n rer~nrt~
have fun, and th en !:Ct r·ld of tb a
ohl ggcrft in t b!s wuy:
aa lt
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gressmnn. Uue womh.'rs
thl ~ ~tniP oprning "\\'ed nesduy n.Jo ru ing In
men't J.,n' t bit~l\{1 nn a fn J ~e J)lt•m!r.c. the l·'lrsl M(.ltbodlst Chun•h lu l.·Uh
l R tbn 0 1J1.'ei'UlliP111 pl'll r'tit"lll.C: ~(lllW bOI'I\,
Clly u! Peters burg, Rl. 1 and 2 d(JgrN• ,oC Prononn ?
worflobiJl ~en l ce!-1. rrtXH'ls of L'On·
· ou t
Petersburg, Ht. 4, Floydudn,
ft.'l'llll('e t•pmm!:islons:, bonrdl! an d
llt. l an d 2 P lalu1·1ew, Rt. 1 Aber·
'l' he tlll'ot·c·e rnt~ in tho II. S. Is roulmlttet>S. addrr s~e!i and ot bt!-t
nathy ........................... ,.... $!.50 'lear trnlltly Jt lgh, bu t jusl think I"'" nrtil'lli<'R will br ltw lndt>oj In l b~
.A ll others ou tsid e the above out· mw·h hlg)tror il '' ould hr !f l! WNP {nop;rtun, . whll•tl "Ill t:'lO IJfl' wllll
llued territory .................... $200 Year ns em~ x. lur ~p nnf;l\'f' an d lllll'lllll•H· trn dln ~ ol. Ujl i)OintnH'n t! Of pagtor~
or
"Brain Jewels"
Prod uction from
t)llt'
n~
BffiD SITTER - Pixie, fam•
.fly cat ln the v;nce HoH home
at Park · Ridge, 111.. keeps wat ch
over a bnby spnrrow nomed
Tena. Pixie puts her henrt Into
her pet-sitting duties without
much thought tor her stomach.
• 'The sparrow, adopted by the
Holfs, . appnrently made friends
with Its natural enemy.
!t Is IO hy lllslJftp \VIJii Pill C. Ma rlin Sut.·
A hnhv r hic'it tWPd> I•' " rxo'll"'
rlay II [!Ot'UOOn .
1
0 /~~~0lt,11 ) 1;~~:\.! ~;t P~~~~;'!;:'~,~~·b~,1!
than olm.o!ll nny othrl ' form nf lift• , the MPtbolll~t Chur<•h, lnt'ludlnx
to lopph~ 0\'('1' n,n tl dle.
?'\ot• t hwl·~t .T('\lll:-1 Conft'rt'IJC'l', ~Ill
only l>rn iu
Very ft>w of
c('ll t ha t tR WOt'klng.
t lJo~~
~~~~~·,~;~~~~· ~~~~B.~N'
(01' ('01111lry PJd,)
'Pt)l'!wi ol,orM
pr~~i~~~01~ 11 ~t~:.~~~n:~~~·S'~·~::-~~~!· 111 9
<'\'t'I'}'W h C'rf' arP tl'kt
~uvrr•Jn t Pwh•nbt,
Abll~>nr rarll~t·
pumping. An nc re·fo ot of water is
the quanti ty reaui red to covt11· onn
acre to 11 depth of one foot , anti It
\\lHI mot lu
this we k. wll lll Oitl
is al ~o e(JuJtl to lo.oGO C11b!r f ee l or
32q,S29 gallon s.
An individual niay uRo th is lnrorm ntion to determin e within rr ·
asonabl e lim i t s, how lo~tg lit e qua ·
Per iHli>S ll i" f'ortun n!r for thP ~t·r.~i on~ dUilliJ! tlw WOE"k to ron·
hnmnn rn c~~ t) 1at J•Hn t~t~iu diil'l. ;ur ~:~~~~;. b!~~~~~~~:~- .rHll JntnH•nlH nnd
who Insis ted that. hor now c·a.r mnsl r·eeol lu hiS effort$ to un rler.lnnd - - - · -- - - - - )iuve f~Jndo rs l hP t•n la-r o( c·rn ~ h l?ld lltn unir arse. Not long nflt'r he II~·
BeaoiUn .....
!:trU\\cbef'ri er.·r So t ht?y ,. : avp lJ er
un~ ll ou t lht~ n!om. man hnul Nl orr
When the Amertou rlrlt Allll!f
!'LruwbeHy tr udl·rfl aud let her do
n avr. you
h
ani about
tft() wom an
~ lllORhNI II·
,
"Git'l' lent·n
mnrh <onn rr
Met1 urc bPCO I!ling · hu~!er nnd I"" \' \Joys clo," s~y• n P'Yoho l,ogisl
11anJ,er tu ho~R. ThiH !-;prlug ! Ia• Th o lmt~Qn reru n lA not nnly g('IJ:; In
hardware .stOI'PS are !'W iling un nn- lltr ln ' l. word, but shr pui s In thr
prccedent.Nl num bt•r or womnlH\iz· firs t oue.
"-'d lawn-mowers.
A fellow who follow s lh t• hnr>e<
PrfiHide nt lti~P nho w('t' srn s there s nro lms to. krrp <tltrnd of lht.n.
:11:d
th e crushing.
are weeks whP n lte
f~r l s
·;;;-t,,j,,
as If he
II\OVt4 lato the ltelor Hill fll . .
A.l'<,IOIIDt Ferut on S.pllfiiMr ..
Jill, tho7 wore oppolltt ,..., . .
German 1•ilera~ van ·~
termed tht "moot ltllJ!IITt
ol hit fortlllod Uno. rour ..,.
later, S•pttmb«r M, tht .aH.
·man Ioree attacked tht a . In tho llr1 t of l!va, JUDHNift . .
.,n•lve pb.uu.
utity of nntl ~ rg:ro u rl<l water Jn stor-
age beneath hi• ·farm wtll la st. JC
ltc kn ows .Ut a tlllrlmess of the wat·
- WE EXTEND TO OUR-
J1 11~
hoPn
poul'nd
p1·orosely.
Aft< r son lcln;, l oui "el( tlJOrougb·
ly, takp 11 aUif bHtsh a.nd rub bil es
un til they ap pear to ha ve 0 penecl.'.
Pnt yout·self o!t·y. 'F»ke a vowd el'
Jlilf:f and gen tly pnl a prQPared tnl !<
ture or flowerK or aulpbut· nlld tabl e
salt on e&oh blto. Got dressed, ~o
out, have fl goo cl tim e and forgot
!he bl(e.s.
PLAINVIEW NAVAL
RECRUIT ING STATIO.N !!RANCH
OFFICE OPEN EO
'l'he r, nbhock Naval lt~c·rultln~
Stalion 111111 opened a branch offk c .
Ju Plalnvi(?w und youug men front
...
t hat lll'<'a llll ore8 lod In joining th f'
Nll t'Y sbO\!I cl c:ontnct 'l'O t'P6dattlan '~
M"lc l ·C ltaJph l,J. Keesli ng, In
ch :11'~ e or tho office.
Chief Ul. H. T.lnen bm kor, In
c h nr~e ol' the Lub bo ck s tation said
U1 c· Pln i n YIP.w br:unch will ~oval'
both ll nle nnd ij'loyd counlleR.
He atlcloct th at l J!IIllb County bas
I'I' I'CIItly been ndd d to tho dls tt·J ct
se rv lcool by th e Lubbock ' s Lnlion.
Th e Pla iuv t.~w br·a noh la lot:al ed
er·benrlng stra ta ltnd ·will lt ef'P r~· In Ihe hliRenoenl of lh e courtllouM.
cord s of tbe annual wH hdra wa l an d
.Methodist Fri
"*""
.
Sonltln a tub of lu ~ uwat·m w)lte t·
Jn wltlclt el th•r roc!< Sitll or 'tnbl e
SUBSCRIP1'10N RATES
ra~~ing to ,HBt dlvo rct•d
KN murried!
\
l'lshltlrt anti Jr lrn ic 11111e Js ber·e
auJ &O Ill o lite ~.tlgget'#. Cu outllDd
'r Ht~ INVI'l'A'I'I0N '1'0 flE. OUR SPB(' lAJ,
!)A Y. AS YOU!t l'AS1'0ft WILL I ~J AT
WORSHIP
£II] liU
f N.U
ID'Itr r HIU
~nHJ MIDfltr · TDIDIJ,trr
!Z:ZJ " /QM Jt;(),C(t
•
fQ /IO 'rtct
miiiii]
MD!U fH,IIIIJ()I),ttt
Figure ·Hew Long the lrrl&alioll Water Will
Your Far•
wells ·ou file In th o orn ce or th e
;~~~~~~ 1Jn~1 i~: ;~t~!~;;~~~~~n ~li~;r~~i
Water Distri ct In Lubbock.
The qunntlty of wa ter availabl e sn ntl y clay as well as tho oou rser·
for J.lllDlPing was determin ed by g-rained sa nd nud gmvel.
compuUng the to tal volume or wal·
1'he approximate quantity or till·
or-bearin g sl rata In t he u nd· r- derground wu tet· In stomge. avail·
ground reser·voir 1n Parm er Ooun· able for pumpin g, bon~ath an !n ell·
J.y and multip lying· thi s total by th e vi dual rurrn ma )' bo determl net1 by
coertJ nle nt o l' stora ge or lfi t•orcout. multlpl~ lng the ~l)tntber or aores In
This fl gm·o . of lfi perce nt lor the th e fat·m by Llt9· tbt ckn.ess or th e
ooe l'ficlent or stomge was tl etennln water·bearln g st htlll und erlftylug
ed from studi es mafle by th e 'l'e~as tb e fann an d th en mull lplyl ng hy
Uoartl or Water f•lng lneer s In CO· th e stomgo coeffici en t of 15 JIC<'·
operation ,lVtlll the U. S. Ge olo ~ l cal c~ nt. Suvt>Ose the farm c\mstsls of
Sut·vey. Subsequen t studi es lndl· 320 acres unci ha s 200 fee,t of water·
cate tbn t tltls figure is reasonably bent·lng strata underly ing H. then
nccuml o In the Sout11crn Hlgll R20 acres x 200 feat x 0.15 equal 9,
Pl n ln a when appli ed as au ·average GOO ri cre-foet o ~ ,\oat er avnltnbl e for
annual chun·ge or the wate r tabi P.
be· caa oomtlute th e IIPI> rox lma.tP
nnmbor of yea t·s hi• supply or 1111 •
rl ~rgro u nd wa tot· wi ll last Hl rcny
annua l rnle or wltbdm wnl. 1' his :.tS·
sumes, of course. t~t his neigh,
bora pnmv n. comp, t'abl e at.lJOun l.
Of WR tO t' per ,acre 0
th eir ffil'rii K
Tlt e map and tho lnl ·mallon con
renolt:l:\ t it quantity of wa.l.or I n
storn ge will be revl aed from tim e
to lim o as llddl llounl infornmllon
becomes avnilttble. Slm il at· innp e
anti lnformn llo n will be prcwa i·ed
as r:t~ldl y ns pt·nolio·able, lot· nil th~
coun tJos wlbhln the Wa.l.er Di strict.
rrbe more you lean on other·s th<'
fl J'O for· sue·
!llreol Appreaob
In surface mining, when uoovallng machlnery strips the overbHrden from the coal, a bulldozer
scra pes ott rocky lmpuiitlel and a ·.
mechanical broom removes the
liner ilnpurltles. ':\'be exposed coal
bed Jo then drllied and blasted, and
!urge shovels load the aoal Into
~ar.a or trucks.
·- - - - - -- - Only the l•OI< ~r pluyor is hnppy
when be ba a lhn blu es.
If th o •rv sets nsetl In cheap bars
~~~;;:t make you hllnd, the IJquo r
Lore may mak e th e w<rld go
'l'ound; but it n.Jso makes a. lot of
r------.;.,.____________. .;._'""'
.1 n.ner your chnnC'os
cess.
people dtzzy.
Crushed Ice .
Make Some Good
IF YOU HAVE ' NEED
Universal Mills Is proud to' announce the appoint.
ment of .'herr n ~west RED CHAIN DEALER in YO<Jr ,
co ~m~m ly. This mea ns fhot . you now hovt an
ou ..1onzed RED CHAIN DEALER .vdto will stock
the co~plete line oi RED CHf<IN fee ds for Poullry
and ltvestock. If you will discun your feedln
p~o blems wtth your new RED CHAIN Dooler, h:
wrll be pleased to give you ell onistonco possible
so feel free to coil on him al any lime and leer~
more about tho RED CHAIN Feeding and Men. '
ogement Program •.. oJeeding plan Ia help you
make more money with your Llvosiock and Pou~
try. Meet your ne"': RED CHAIN Dealer todoy.
Your new RED CHAIN .Dealer will be pl~sed to
show you why the RED CHAIN Feeding and Mona.gement Pr~grom pjlys dividends lo Poultry and
Lrvestock Ratsors beccuse growing pOjlulotily of
RED CHAIN FEEDS is cancluslve evidence of their
ability to do the fudJno lOb I I
kinds using 0 wldt worloty of :od~tn -:.'.~·
This It only pa~~'bl be
·
IJ\9 met'""''•
CHAIN Feed 11 ;OI:ula~:d~toclt ::lflfd ~0
~lanced , tWtrltlc~ for the PJJr:::.~ In~=
d as dtrtciod, Tt.. RfD C:~AIN I
. .
provide not only od""'~l 1. t. f pc ley II to
·
-,•• • ..,,,. o P•oltln v!la.
monl, ond ~lnercl•ln an flld!, but to ..;
oxtra quantttitt Oro luppflt<l .,.h.r
f
volue will be ln<rtosed T~
"'" . hdlng
nutrition txtro ~r~~~ ~o morglns qf
f..dt..
...,. ... ptoftt to ""
' Therefore we ltCOIIIlnf d thctt
RED CHAIN Dtoltr o:a I YDU tiiMI 'fO'if lltW
•
10/n 111010 abovt l4le
conomy ond tRicloncy cl !Itt RED CHAIN. f ...
lng ond JM 0 t
. ...,.
live>~o<:k
ment ProgrOI!JI lor PO<Jltry ond
. '' y Ort TIMf·TESTED GAd ""OV•"
· " 1 _ ""''
"tt!
t
f:!:'•
t:,f.':.,'Y ~ay that we ,.,:';.'~=~~,::~::·~:• ~o lrnpra.,. . , ,_,;~'.
"""~-
lanters, ListeFs
tltoi
for ovor thirty yoan Universal Mlllt ha
and cuotonter tho flnosl In th
.
I tfldtavorod to glvo ~~4th
for Poultry and Llvootock, . It :::.".";'~tture of QUALITY ItO C!tAIN";'':
of lhlo QUALITY Rll) CHAIN , ..d tho Y vaal to lmpravo ttt. 1110 111 10
and manCISement prograrrt't anc( r,oua~ ou~'h•ndlng nvtrltiOII"
farm.
'
ex '"' v• ''"• an OUt Owrt 11
~
ln,t •
.,.,_,.,_. ,··.~· H 'l< Wo employ outotandlllfl
,
'
1t!'Mo
•• •
FOR
a "
0 1'1d
Home~ Made
Ice, Cream
-
..,.
Knife ·Attachments
T HING '£0 GET 'rll!S COTTON AND l1'iiJI!:l) UP
ANI) ;\P'fl'll IT IS UP WE HAVlll.
Rotary Hoes, Sweeps, Beet K11ives
Godevil Knives
'
25 and ·40~ Sacks
ICE CREAM SALT
'
OMPLET~l, !UST 'OMl>J i.N AN;D SEEJ Ji101l YOUltSJlJI. F.
wttome,. o4 the
arlie Schuler Imp.
. Ice House
.I
...
11 .
'•
,-
in T1M HMrt et
..
Journal, Peteraburg, Texll, May 27 • 11155
·
· rate wUl be changed ·to So per word
1 • nullder "'" U fe!h;e
~per Jssue with a m!nlmum charge
Charles T. Harvey waa bullde1 of soc. The expense of handling
.,, the Salt Str Mnrlr cr•n'ol. through these small ads hns grea.Uy exceed ·
which more lhan 2.6 billion ton• ot eu the revenue derived, thore(ore
Iron ort havo paned to 1upp!y we are forced to rnlse the rnte.
thlt country'• blut fUrMcel Iince Cash must accompany all .ads .f! you
lh original loclrl wer• OJ!fllt• lie do not have an advertising cbarge
acco unt. Initials, names and ad·
e 1
feMt ,..
dress counts us words lu figuring
ColnlnJ Chanre
cost or ad. Specht! rates !or contln·
By taw, the "pattern plecea" eC • uous Issues or s·montbs or longer
trial strike made b7 the U.S. MID! "ithout change In copy,
11 0 now caretully de~troyed. 1111
iho National GeoJraphfc Seclet)', b ~'OR Rb:N'J' - Large two room
40·2t c
aarly ·day1, • however, woh ..._ house. See 'f. A. ocke.
were often preserved and th111 01181 DUe to other li1terest wlll sell np·
..,.. lilt henct• et oollectorl.
proximately <J acres on 4 lane high·
KELLY · SUITS AGENCY
We S.ll, Protectiol\
-----------·
PITERIIURQ7 ThAI
~~~b~~~tht'n4.~~~~~~Yco~1~bb~u5~~t'~~
Bob .He non, Estncado Gin.
pear Aunty:
49·2tp
WE have tho new Jalhnson Crust·
master go·devll In stock. Conie bY
LOST - A Blnck nod white horse, and see it. Petersburg Imp. Co.
new shoes on, wt. abou t 11 50. Ser
43·Ur
Bill Goldston.
40·ltp
1 AM now yout· new Avon represeu·
NEW RATES FOR
tatlve for Petersburg. Mrs, Bob
"WANT ADS"
47·4tc
Beginning with the first Issue of Olive. Phone 4256.
1
the Journal In June our \"1 ant Ad
FOR SALE
orue Registered
Duroc Sows and l)lgs also two He·
glstered Boars. See or Call Clint
Gregory, Phon ~ 4620.
49-ltc
NOTICE - I have !n my home t11•
beauty Counselors Supp11811, and
would like tor you to come by and
look at tbem. It you don't have the
time to come by phone your order
nl. Telephone No .. 3656. Mrs. S. E.
Watson
4~tlc
IJUaglne s!J ball atorrna In h•fta !ban a montb.
Paut Willis
roye h11's the victi m or auch.
Qrauy and Mr. 'blldcra. an adJuatt>r for the ll!l e n ~y. went oul
to see Mr. C. M. H!Uidlck Mondo Y about bl8 hall lofts or lbt• t7tb.
'!'bey drove !!tty mllos to get twel ''" mfll1a, bt'<'nus ot lhP .tnk s ov~r
tho roads, and tlleu round that Sun da y (WOntng more ball .!utd tnllen
on Mr. Haddlck'4 col.ton. Wu too
wl t
to ndjuat tbe lose, but POuld
Mall some or tbA cotton was Just atube.
Mr. Haddlclr w1 11 probably ua
the re-saed and plant agree-
ment undt>r bls hall lns uranre policy to replant hl11 crop.
F'lSHING LISCIDNES FOR TEX.A8
for
tb!s year you c&n now buy them
In Petersburg !rom Tom Sullta 'al
Journllil OUlce.
U·tlc
l! you need fJabJng llacensea
LoYI,
Lucy
B.IDFORE you travel, lllsure 11JI1ntt
accidents. A good low coat policy
Issued Jn 'UIIount to $26,000 tor any
))erlod 3 days to 180 days. No delay. See ua today. Kelly·Su!ts
Agency:
SZ-trc
Tem's Variety Stere
WANl'E D - 'fo rent a two bed·
room house · here, wlll pay one
year's rent In ttdvanc . See Woodle
Rbod es, Phone H appy Union 2405.
49·2tp
~'OR SAJ...E..... 'l'o be moved, 6 room
house. Would rent. See Aub Brad·
ford.
48-ttc
SEID me tor a &oOd trl4e on 11 new
Cllevro!et car or pickup. Harrold
Week End Specials
D. · Rbodea lit Pettl'lburl Jmp. Co
- .Apart.weot, turulab·
.od or unrurnlsb ed, rede orated and
enlarged. ·see Ted Butb.
49·2tc
SEE US
mJi)ETALENE,
TWISTALEJNE
CT.OSEOUT .................................. 39c
~ Poetry
in Print
True Tone File
45 Jncbes Wid e Reg. $1.29 (tbleUe
Color) ON!,Y ............................ SSe
Tuflen Cotton Rugs
36 nr 60
ONLY .......................................... $S.SS
BY "WAMSUTTA
PJU~C!SION
li'IRST QUALI'rY
FABRIC
Maglcotton Suiting, Reg. $1.29
44 htcbea Wide Closeout ...... 88c
White Sheets
:~: 1~9
:::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::: ::.·:: : :
PILLoW CASES ................ ~Sc ea.
(SEE WINDOW )
ONE GROUP
Don Lin Materials
45 ln r hea Wiele, CrelUJe Hosl dt~nt,
Several 'olors, Reg. $1.29
ONJ,Y ····-..·-·-···-................._.. _, 9 <'
11
•w
type
of door
ONE BOLT Ol,iLY
ON.Ill 1'ABLE
ONE GROUP
tor
We&tlltr·llrlpplll(, U.76 tor J z I"
ONEJ TABJ,.E
80 Square Pr-ints
4J...Ue
h~T
Just Arrived
A ~~:AU'flli'Ul, ASST. OF SOLID
PASTEL COLoRED
·Embossed Batiste ·
\'h:ny OUTSTANDINO, NOW ON
OISP!..A \' ....................... - ...... 69c Yd.
HAGOOD ' s
FOR SAUl -De!Jnted .loa1a cotl4o
:: · See Wayue Thorpe, Phone
'AllPENTJilR WOnK· WANT~~·~
No Job to largo or to amall. Al1o do
repaJrs. Phone 4886. or see C C
McGuire, Box 2ll·A..
:.t~
1
47
BAHGAJ NS - 1 Groee ry scale $50.00
One s.. uaaxe and M at artnder U5.
One Caab Re8fater, $36. On addln&
Machine $60, One 8 cu Soda water
Box nearly now $100,; One Mo&t
Saw $60.; Meta.! Box a !rom Looker
SOc ea~h; Oue A.lr Conditioner coat
$165 lor $50. t;ue Jobn. Or
ro;..,.
..
Sl!lVEll!.Ar, iood
•B"·2Ul
tu";i
leo.trlo r&<
lrlgerators, worth tba ·moua7 Pot·
~mp. Co.
'• tJo
~'OR SA.I.J;) - .Weta·J and OOden
box • trow locker. JJao aome l ·J
Inch Iron pipe. Cl!&ap. Jolln 1Or•
gory,
.
·
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