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Thursday, November 2, ?967
Post, Garza County, Texas
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Halloween 'fun runs rampant
here; most outhouses spared
One of Post's long - stondlng
Halloween traditions went by the
boards Tuesday night when not a
single outhouse was burned within
the city, but the fire department
was cnlled out at 9 p. m. a f t c r
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youngsters had set nflrc a
shell of a one - room shack
on the Ralls highway.
It burned to the ground.
Tho combination of bad weather,
a big turnout nt the Elementary
School carnival, nine weeks tests
this week for high school students,
Halloween "celennd a week-lonbration", which got under way a
week ago last night and apparently left the kids a bit tired of It nil,
combined to make actual Halloween night one o.' the quietest nnd
half-burne-
The fire department was called
out once Saturday night to extln- an old tire blaze on West!
Main to prevent excessive damage
loss could not be labeled "fun" under any definition.
Police foiled two attempted outhouse burnings Saturday night
one on West Main and another on
Osage Avenue.
Squad cars arrived before the
fire In cither outhouse could get
going good nnd both were p u t
out with police car fire extinguishers without the necessity of much
more expensive fire calls. A city
the street pavement.
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with car fire extinguishers.
Tho vandalism, besides the need- -
both
truck immediately hauled
outhouses off Die streets.
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In all. the fire department an-- '
sworcd only four calls during the
entire "Halloween week" to cxtln-gulsh blazes set by youngsters.
Thc entire police force was on
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less destruction of the two now
outhouses at the baseball park,
eluded the "Ice picking" of all
four tires on cars of two local rc-t- o
sldents Tuesday night and on tires
on a vehicle behind one downtown
business house,
A rock or glasscuttcrs were used
Saturday night to mark the dls- play windows of the Hudmnn Fur-du- ty
niturc Co., police ulso reported,
Balloon water - fighting was
the "in" thing this year and was
(See Halloween, page 8)
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TIM PRATHER
TO DEFEND CHAMPIONSHIP
Also competing In tho San Angelo evont will bo
Nov.
two other Post ropers, Jim Prathcr and Olin Young.
Pralhe' or rosr, snown nuo lumy ui mu v.tn.r....w
ms line ar me annual oan mmuciu
Roundup, will defend
ngeio on oaiuraay anu ounuuy,
Cowboy Fiesta roping ar son
11-1- 2.
Tim
Garza historians
win awards at
1967 convention
Post ropers entered
1967 San Angelo event
Three
in
Irte Post ropers, Jim and Tim
and Olin Young, along
several ol the other top calf
xrs of the nation, will compete
the annual San Angelo Cowboy
No.
Saturday,
ksta calf roping
the same day, Jim Bob
izer of Del Rio and Glen Frank- House, N. M
will have a
Itched call roping on 12 neau
Uso,
of calves. Last year, Altlzer nudged out Franklin by only .7 of a
second and this year's match promises to be just as exciting.
On Sunday, Nov. 12, the 14th Annual Invitational Steer Roping will
feature 20 ot the top steer ropers
roping, tripping and tying
head of steers each. The Prnthcr
brothers and Young are also entered in this event.
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Tho six Nov 11 Issues to bp put
to the voters' test, as they will appear on the ballot, arc:
1. Authorizing
counties to put
nil Inx money in n single general
fund rather than dopoltlnK It In
separate funds corresponding to
tax levlos for each of tho four con-
goal.
Drive Chairman A C. Cash nnd
United Fund President Dick Dickson told The Dispatch "We have
our fingers crossed nnd are opti-
mistic that the campaign can
reach Its goal for the second year
In a row "
Still to be reported are donations
from a part of the "big gifts di$25 and over contrlbu
vision"
tjrs
farmers nnd ranchers dl
federal cmployos division.
rounty employes, city employes,
and school employes.
The drive opened Monday, Oct.
vision,
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The $2,048 in contributions from
the Postox employes was the high- ost total ever given by the group.
Drive Chalrmun Cash said "this
total cortalnly shows that Postex
employes are solidly behind this
community "
Dickson commented thnt Postex
management Is very proud of tho
employes with their generous response In the 1968 fund effort.
The $2,048 doos not Include the
sizable United Fund contribution
made by Postex Mills through the
Burlington Industries Foundation.
This is Included In the "big gifts
division "
Radio Station KPOS staged a
United Fund "marathon" Monday
(Sec United Fund, page 8)
George R. Brown to
join in waterflood
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Appreciation Day
held af Memphis
Attending from Post were Louie
Burkos, general manager of Po
tox Mills nnd tho Postox Hall
Plunt; Larry Hopkins, superintendent of finishing and fabrication at
both plants, and Dick Dickson, personnel manager, and their wives.
Open houso was held from I p.
in. until 5 p. in. nt tho Memphis
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Sunday evening's lnolemcnt wca
thor cut deeply into the success of
tho CROP drive held hor bv th
plant, and an appreciation tanquet youth of the Methodist, Presbvter
was hold ot 7:30 p. in., sponsored tan and First Christian churches,
by the Memphis Chamber of Com- sponsors report.
While not able to canvass the
merce nnd llnll County Board of
Development
entire town because of the had
Tito Postex Hall Plant was open- j weather, the youths, collected a to
ed five year ago,
Hal of 9130 si. it was reported,
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He told Th Dispatch that Uin
cotton will be sinned In 100 bale
lots to bring In better prices from
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of moru uniform quality.
The Georgo R Brown oil Inters
tst"i here announced today work is
hedulwl to begin Monday to con-r- rt
five of Its producers Into
water Injection wells to Join
urrenl American PetroFlna
waterflood Junt outh nf Post.
I" R (Itunlrr) Moreland explain-- r
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obligation to
join the other firm In the South- Ganra Unit watorflood.
TV Hrown wolls are located on
'"ih .ides of the Snyder highway.
American PetroFlna is already
inlHoling wntor In 13 or 14 wells
n the new waterflood project. An
nren oarly Tuesday.
Moonwhlle on page 8 of today's
Dlspath. Gaylord Klnard. owner
of the Plaasont Volley Gin. an
nounccs plans for n 2.000 acre m
block of roitlstorvd Aciiln lonu sta
pie cotton for that gin's area f r
Postox Hall Plant
Wide-brnnd-
The 1968 Garza United Fund
total in cash and pledgos stood at
$6,056 today, received en route to
the 9,200 goal with drive officials
optimistic that the goal can be
reached once all reports are in.
Postox Mill employes contribut
ed n record total of $2,048 to the
$6,050 total This represents over
21.5 per cent of the United Fund's
the
Industrial Appreciation Day was
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along with personnel from tho Postox Mills here.
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executive vice president of
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Milli nml t f" 1'nnilor ner
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2. Permitting municipalities, political subdivisions, and state-sup- in
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their exemption, Tipton added.
He emphasized, however, that
persons CO years of age, nr older,
must register before Jun. 31. 1968,
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Postings, page 8)
Post Foundation
to meet tonight
educational needs within the twa
school buildings to benefit the first
five grades.
no promised mat wnen me pro- ceeds arc spent, nn accounting will
be mode to the community of how
the "fun money" was used for tho
educational benefits of tho stu-wdents.
Teacher representatives from
each of the five classes sponsoring
trie cnrnlval will make the decl- sion on the spending of the carni
val money, Payne added.
He said he wished to express his
appreciation to nil the parents and
tenchers who pitched In to make
the carnival a real "community
project."
He expressed the hope that ths
carnival can become an annual
Halloween fixture here.
Payne said no vandalism was reported In any of the three school
buildings or to the parked cars
around the school buildings.
United Fund total
stands at $6,050
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Persons who did not register last
moved today to year because they were GO years
of age, or older, may vote in the
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A highly successful Halloween
Christmas gift buying Is now Carnival, sponsored by the Post
heading into the "home stretch" Elementary School, Tuesday night
for one important segment of the urew nuntireus ot parents, ouier
those mem-- ) adults, and youngsters und netted
area's population
bcrs of the nation's nrmed forcer nn estimated J750 In revenue which
serving in the Vietnam war. The will go for educational purposes
Principal Vernon Payne said he
post office department points out
"tremendously pleased" with
that Christmas packuges being
mailed Into the war zone should be the carnivnl's success und with the
in the local post office by Nov. 10. cooperation of teachers and par-Ar
ents who worked hard to make
That's little more than n week this first carnival in several years
away. Families of men in uniform such u success.
The carnival was spread through
of course are well aware of the
drndllne, but a lot of friends of two school buildings and the cafeour young men In Vietnam m n v teria.
Payne said he had no way of
the fact. We'd
have overlooked
suggest remembering our own In estimating the total turnout b u l
the war zone with a Christmas that over 250 persons pnld their
gift you will need to get Into the way through each of the carnival's
two "spook houses."
mall by next Friday.
The principal said that trochcr
Kerr - McGcc Oil Co. has filed representatives from each clatk
some 8,000 acres ot uranium (min- would meet to decide how best to
eral) leases in the Lynn County rpend the carnival proceeds for
courthouse nt Tnhoka we hear for
land in northeastern Lynn County
is $9,200
west nnd south of Southland. There Goal
also have been reports of some core
drilling in the lease area, presumably by
Harvest barely under
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School's first carnival
in years big success'
Chlco; Kelly Corbin,
Sanderson; Tuffy Cooper, Monuway
ment, N. M.;
Dan Rlggs, Drydcn; Bud Cox,
Ozona; Dick Ratlcn, Happy; A. B.
Deaklns, Oklahoma City; Sonny
Wright, Alto, N. M.; Emmltt Mun-dChama, N. M.: Bud Upton, '
San Angelo; Joe Snivcly,
Okla.; T. K. Hardy, Lcwls-vlllThe Post Industrial Foundation
n. J. Pierce, Clovls. N. M.;
will hold its first annual memberTroy Fort. Lovlngton, N. M.; Bud-dship dinner meeting nt 7 p, m. toCockrell, Pampa; Clark McEn-tirnight (Thursday) In City Hull
Kiown, Okla. und Houston
The foundation has 55 members
It was tho first lint
Two blustery days of high and
Evans, Knlppa,
sometimes damaging wind Mon- plans nnnounced for next year by who have invested In memberTickets for both events are on day nnd Tuesday as a cold front any of tho county's gins.
ships in the effort to attract new
sale at the Board of City Develop- moved through tho nrca failed to
said a considerable industry to Post.
ment, P. O. Box 712, San Angelo. produce tho freeze many Garza amount of the 2,000 acre block
Members will receive n copy of
County cotton farmers have been already has been obtulncd In the the foundation's newly printed
awaiting to begin harvesting their Pleasant Valley area and invites "tact book" on Post for Industries
Driver
injury
other Interested farmers to contact seeking location at tonight's dinnew long staple cotton.
about It In the immediate fu- ner.
when truck turns
A check of tho gins Tuesday by him
Tom McKeown. executive direcTho Dispatch
the first of tho ture as registered Acalu
Roy Dean Williams, 31, of Hous- year
showed the harvest Just stocks will be limited and will tor of the foundation, will report
ton, escaped injury when the load' getting
way In scattered hnve ,0 DC onlcfd within the next on the foundation s activities dur
cd grain truck ho was driving fields. under
i mg us nrsi year 01 operation
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gle bale up to Tuosday and
Inst Friday.
most reported was 35 balos ginned
Sheriff L. E (Fay) Claborn. who
Winds were reported
investigated the accident, estimat- "blown down" some of to
the new
ed damage to tho truck nnd grain long staple cotton
and some fnrm
fit about 2,000.
ors arc now planning to defoliate
The sheriff snld tho driver told to nvold any furthor wind lossc;
him ho reached down to pick someOnly .ll- of an Inch of moisture
thing off the floorboard and that
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when he looked up again the truck day
night,
according
Tuesday
and
was on the highway shoulder and
to courthouse measurements
turned over before he could regain
The season's first snow flakes
control of It.
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"Some persons arc confused
ers will have the opportunity to about which voter registration cerr civ Wnrn tlmno MnM
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feel it necessary.
11 election," sold Tipton, pointing
mai uaie voters in o a r z a out that registration now is under
way for qualifying for voting In
to to the polls to consider the 19C3 elections.
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election will use the registration
basket to setting up a $75
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certificates they obtained last
development program.
year and which arc good for elections through Feb. 28, 1968," the
tax official explained.
Nov. 7. Up to 3 p. m. yes- Tipton said the registration cer' - Mwwvtt.vw
lUtt,, HUM tificates voters arc obtaining now
CSSt in Gnmi fnnntv
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are good only for elections held
between March 1, 1968, and Feb.
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The Garza County Historical
Survey Committee, its chairman
and its monthly newsletter wore
Other top ropers In action at San honored at the 1967 annual meetAngelo will include: Jim Kenny, ing of the Texas State Historical
Carlsbad, N. M.: Hal Churchill. Survey Commlttc, held last ThursSan Angelo; Don McLaughlin, Fort day, Friday and Saturday In Galveston.
Collins, Colo.; Tuffy Thompson,
Mrs. A.
of Post was
Happy; Hadlcy Wnrdlaw Jr., Junc- named oneC.ofSurman
the 26 Outstanding
tion; Pancho McMullan, Ulg Lake; Chairmen of county historical comMarvin Cantrcll, Brady; Lee Cock-rol- l, mittee In Texas for 1967.
Panhandle; Bobby Seals, JusThe Garza County committee
tin; Denton Wardlaw, Del Rio;
was honored ns one of the 22 top
Walter Arnold, Sllverton; C. E. county committees in the state,
Rcnfroc Jr., San Angelo; Bob and Its newsletter won third place
Johnson, Eldorado; Morris Walk- in the "Best Newsletter" nward
er, Tllden; Johnny Leonard, Del competition.
Rio; Clifton Smith. Tell; Sam
This was tho first time the newsBridgeport; James Leon- letter award had been made. Tho
ard, Del Rio; Eldon Dudley,
award was established to encourRichard Wnlker, Freer; age wider distribution, on the
Kenny McMullan, Big Lake; Ron-ny- e
GCHS Awards, page 8)
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least destructive In yenrs.
The weather and the carnival
combined to produce even less
than half the usual hordes of small
"trick or trcntcrs" making their
"candy routes" through the residential districts.
There was one occidental casHalloween
ualty in the week-lon"celebration."
It came Saturday night when an
estimated 60 to 70 students, mostly
of junior high nee. staged a "balloon water fight" In the business
district.
A bov Intending to throw water
paint from an open can or Jar had
the can slip fronj his hand.
It struck Liz Dalby. ninth grade
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Giles
Dalby, In the forehead nt doss
range. When the girl's vision became blurred she was taken to a
Lubbock hospital for observation.
Sho was released Sunday night.
No brain concussion, first feared,
resulted.
Halloween "celeThe week-lonbration" was not without Its destructive vandalism, however.
Two outhouses were burned at
the baseball park. The pair, built
at a cost of $120 for the boys'
baseball program n year ago, were
on unnecessary loss and one which
should make parents who contributed the money for their construction nnd the youngsters Involved realize that thoir useless
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park expansion
will be used to make up the difference.
We feel that the park expansion program is
necessary to stimulate tourist trade and that It
would be a wise Investment which eventually
would pay for Itself.
What It amounts to is that Texas Is simply
trying to catch up In the parks business.
times larger
Our state Is five and one-hathan the State of New York in area, but New
York has seven times as much state park land
as Texas owns. Toxas has an average of G.3 acres
of state park land per 1,000 population, which is
24.4 acres per 1.000 below the national average.
We feel that gcnerul obligation bonds are
necessary to finance park expansion because
money from the general revenue fund is not available. And we feel Just as sure that projected revenues from admission fees will be sufficient to
finance the program, thui relieving the taxpayer
of this burden. CD
Unless too many Texnns arc too busy enjoying
"wholesome outdoor recreation" to vote on Nov.
park expansion amendment
11, the proposed
should carry by a comfortable margin In the
balloting on the six proposed amendments to the
Stato Constitution.
Appearing on the general election ballot Nov.
mendmsnt No. 5.
11 as proposed constitutional
It would set up a $75 million live park expansion
program to be financed thrcn-1- ! bond supported
by admission charges to slat parks.
It Is aimed at adding ar i r 60,000 acres of
led by the state.
park land to the 61.000 now
The Parks and Wildlife C n mission would be
given authority to set the n'n'whw fees designer to pay off the bonds. Go John Conolly has
proposed a $1 per car fir" ' If the revenue
should fall short of that rufd- -i to pay the principal and interest on the v n Is. the proposed
amondment would require t!) t other stute funds
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And about the other five
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Another good point Is that the medical benefits would be an aid In recruiting oftlcors by
making the Job more attractive.
Hero, as space will permit, is how The Dispatch stands on the other fiv proposed amendments to be voted on in the Nov. 11 general (lection.
We are In favor of proposed amendment No.
1, which would permit count 'm to put all tax
revenue Into one genera! fund. Instead trf the
existing four funds for roads, permanent Improvement, Jury expanses and general mat.
A single sjenernl fund would ghw enunty
We are not In favor of the proposed amendment which would Issue $200 million additional
bonds for the Veteran Land Program number
3 on the ballot.
The people of Texas lwve turned down this
amendment twice, thus indicating a lack of enthusiasm for it Too, the maximum loan under
the Veterans' Land Program are not sufficient
to purchase land in economic units (enough to
provide a living for a family). Another point is
that usual mortgage money sources have funds
available for farm purchases.
greater control over their budget.
They alo would have more flexibility In meeting
changing and unforeseen need.
A it is now, money placed In each fund may
be spent only lor the purposes of that fund. Tali
frequently results in one fund having a surplus,
while another is Insufficient.
A consolidated fund would allow counties to
spond money as the need arise, not as ttw revenue come into the existing fund. Then, too.
surplus which would build up In one of UVe
four existing fund may be used unwisely, if not
contrary to intended purposes.
W
are for amendment No.
1, which would
permit political subdivisions such as cities, coun-tie- x
and even state agencte to levy taxes to finance and operate community mental health center in area served by a hospital district.
The local authority and responsibility for
community mental health centers presently rest solely with hospital districts In those
areas served by hospital districts, according to an
attorney general's Interpretation of the Constitution and laws.
The amendment would permit other political
entities within a botpital district to establish mental health centers In these places where the hospital dMrict Is reluctant to undertake the
Wc favor iMue No. 8 on the ballot, which
officers and employe
would permit
parttten
of the stute to serve in other
In the state or United States government where
thcro Is no conflict of lntret.
The nmondment would make It pMWe for
pcrsonnol of state colleges and unWrttie to
serve on national board which have a strong
Influence on the allocation of federal educational
non-electi-
non-electi-
grants.
It would make mental health services available at the community level for about half the
people m Taxas. stoce the big counties all have
hosfdtal districts.
The proposal would promote mtergoveriwneot-n- t
footing
cooporntlon and put Texas on an
with states which do not have the restriction.
erl
Tho Dispatch is for proposition No. 4. which
would authorize counties to pay snsMoal. deetor
and hospital hills of county law alnrcemnt nflt
ccrs for Injuries which happen In the line of efcstjr
and to continue paving the salaries of injured officers white they recuperate.
These officers are not covered by worVmen'i
a reminder: Since deer and turII, the day of the
urge voters to vols absentee If they
election.
will be out of town on that day. Lot of big foot-b- n
gome that day will take others out of town.
So. If you're not going to be In town on Saturday. Nov II. be sure to get that absentee ballot
now Next Tuesday. Nov 7. I the last day for
absentee voting
Aad her
key hunting
compensation, and the financial burden placed
on officer and their families by Injury In the tine
of duty is often heavy
hi
mmwmi opens Nov.
When someone comments on the bitter criticism being leveled at President Johnson, we usually suggest that he consider the hitler criticism
leveled at President Kennedy in October of 1WJ.
at President Truman in October of 1947. at Frost-deRoosevelt In October of 1913, 1939 and 193S.
Is It any more vicious In October ef 1067? Tho
conservatives haven't won a Presidential eleotion
since 1923. Perhaps a psychiatrist couki explain
y
what makes them act like they do. II. M.
In The Tulla Herald.
finance committee. Which may help yield enough
gold m the day to kaolin any blues ef the night.
Buffalo itventng New.
Experience prove that a Utile push performs
more miracles than any amount ef pull. Harold
Hudson In Perryton Sunday Herald.
Our society has reached a marked phase of
change when a middle-age-d
or older woman has
put too much anatomy into a pair ef slacks too
smaH for her. and become an object of only
Meador In Matador
limited Interest Deugla
Tribune.
Dullnesses succeed when somebody attonds
to the small details that the average boss Is too
busy to fool with Van Horn Advocate.
nt
emerging from the awkward age
when hi alio wo nee gets bigger than his dad's.
Jame Roberts m The Andrews County News.
A boy is
Bag-gorl-
ti
During Shirley Temple Hlack's campaign for
seat In Congress. Illng Crosby will serve on her
TUtne'f
A
year
Tho two outhouse burnings last
week several day ahead of Hal
lowcen weren't the only Oct. 31
shenanigans going on here. From
my desk In the front office of Tho
Dispatch, 1 had n rlngsldo sea
last Friday afternoon on one of
the most exciting water balloon
fights Ive ever wltncsser. It Involved three carloads of high school
boys and girls nnd took place In
the middle of Main Street.
11
til to
A Crop
THERE'S
DIFFERENCE
A
FIND OUT
million rouAss
MORE ABOUT
iwi ajvw
Fiftoon years ago
Jv
PEVEtOr
attend meeting
man uo tho street says noth
more irritating than not being Invited to a pnrty you wouldn't
be caught doad at.
services the retired man performs
for his wife and tholr annroxlmate
monthly worth, ns follows:
Keeping burglars away, $25.
Doing home repair jobs, $12.50
Serving as escort, $20.
Working as
$12.50.
;
f
A Tnhoka landmark,
TAHOKA
the old Hedwine home, built in
1907. has been torn down by Its
new owner, Lyntegar Electric Cooperative, which will build n new
material nnd pole storage yard on
the site.
house was once
The eight-rooone of the finer homes In Tahoka
It contained five bedrooms, n large
hall, kitchen and living room. Tho
outside was surrounded by three
large porches.
The house was the home of the
late M. M. ami Joycic Redwine.
Ralph Welch and
Mr. nnd Mr
Mr. and Mis Hailey Mayo attended the 27th annual stale meeting
of district supervisors of
tricts held recently.
Themi' of the mooting wns "LeaKey to District's Fudership
Texas
ture."
Mr. Welch was the voting delegate and Mr. Mayo represented
the SCS at the meeting.
Spankers included State Ucp.
1)111 Clayton
of Springlake at the
general session. Sen. John Tower
at the Wednesday night banquet
and Cong. Jim Wright at the Thurs-daluncheon.
All speakers emphasized the importance of local leadership In
conserving, developing and utilizing the soil and water resources of
DISPATCH
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123 East Main. Pot. Gnrza
County. Texas 79356.
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Editor
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5 AM
CLOSED TUESDAYS
10
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Post Wrecking Co.
Auto Parts
Wreckor Service
and Repairs, Storage and Salvage
WE BUY OIL FIELD SALVAGE
Charlie Bakei
201 South Ave. I
CLEANERS
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corrected upon being brougIt to lie attention of the n.nagcmcnt.
chf-nct-
CLEANING
DRY
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$15.
Ilill payor and tax flguror, $7.50.
Attracting Invitation to mixed
$1.
being there, $15.
That's $108.50 a month. Add that
to the husband's $300 a month for
pension nnd Social Security, multiply by 12 nnd you ot an annual
value of $4,902. That's more than
a 4V$ per cent return on an Investment of $100,000.
Penny Rains, night police radio
dispatcher must have known Sunday night that I wouldn't hove
mueh to put In my column Monday
morning. So. when she saw this In
a magazine, she called and read it
to me over the telephone:
SUDSCIPTION
DISPATCH
RATES
In Gnrza County
$3.50
Anywhere else In U
$1.50
$4.50
Overseas to service men with APO number
Notice: All mall subscribers First class mail only Is forwarded on
any changes of address. Papers arc mailed second class and you
must notify us for any change of address for your subscription.
.
AMBULANCE
DIAL
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SERVICE
Mason Funeral Home
"Sine. J9I5"
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COW POKES
By Acc Rcid
ECONOMIST vs. STATISTICIAN
An economist is a man who begins by knowing very little about
a great deal and gradually gets
to know less nnd less about more
and more until he finally gets to
know nothing about practically everything, whereas a statistician, on
the other hand. Is n man who begin by knowing a great deal about
a very little and gradually gets to
know more and more about lest
and less until he finally gets to
know everything about practically
nothing
SPECIALIZING IN MACHINE WOBKi
108 West 5th
Gold Bond Stamps
- Double on Wedi.
DIAL
Ken's Mobil Service
KEN CAllAWAY
Broadway and 11th
At
FOR AIL KINDS OF WELDING
DIAL
Service Welding Const.
M. A. McDANIEL
Clalromont Highway
John Deere Tradors
.
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PARTS
"Dang pick upt I tpend
hourt a fssdtn' and
a picW up the plecet."
Heat Denver Cityl
fiSCOMS if
nws;
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DIAL
& REPAIR
Cash Implement Co.
Till! CANDID cameraman
our cat Illackle In n seasonal
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Maybe you re having pif kup trouble too If
a new
P'tkyp you need! too our friendly bank for a low prued
auto loan You ave hero
VV.
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niTrn
OCINici
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MUYYcK
DIAl
REPAIR
PARTS
MOWERS
2877
Si0
Deeds
Chester Arthur Short Jr. and
wfe to C. II Irwin, 9 6 acres of
northern! corner of northwest quar
tor of Section 1267, J II Gibson
Survey.
Porreet Lumber Co to Malcolm
T null and wife. Lot 11. IS. IS.
17. IS. 19 and 30. Mock ST. Post.
Neff Farm Equipment
Marriage Llcrnie
Jamie Carrel !Uhn and Jill J or
dan. Oct. 37.
F.OR
All
OF FIRE
INSURANCE
TYPES
& CASUALTY
Including collmon comprehenuve an'o
fno & tovwy
liabilly other liabiltty
homo or buunois Call
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122 W. MAIN
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214 N. Broadway
24-Ho-
nuildlr.g.
JIM CORNISH
CHARLES DIDWAY
1
nuslness; funeral serviced
. . .
REAL PIT DARDECUE
TAHOKA Dedication nnd blessing services wore held here Sunday at the new St. Judc Catholic
Church. The Rev. Lawrence M.
DoFnlco, Hlshop of Amarlllo, conducted the dedication at II a.m.
Texas.
March
I
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED
y
A POST WOMAN whose husrmml
retlml i few months ago told a
frierd thnt she now has twice as
much husband on half as much Income.
I thought of that In connoctlon
with somsthlnn Georp" Dolan wrote
In the Fort Worth
the other r'nv in which he sold the
market value of n retired husband
l
un above $100,000 now Dolon
figures it out by setting forth the
J
TO rKOWCC
MOST roilNKO
V 1075
r.V5D
MILLION
inn
iVr?"",n,ll;
ROTC squadrons,
for Dan Johnson is
George Tracy takes over Algcrlta
mother of Ray Smith dies
In Tulsa, Okln.; Thelmn Fry,
Propst, Minnie Wright, Myrtle Hoover, Mary Fumngalll, Lor-e-e
Thaxton, Pcnrl Crisp, nnd Ida
Cook arc attending Convention of
OES Grand Chapter; Faye Ruth
Hamilton Is hostess for n Halloween party nt her home with 40
guests attending; Mi. Glen Day
Is honored nt ten nnd shower;
Jerry Gcmer nnd Mrs. Alleno
Ilrcwcr nro honored with birthday
supper nt the Amos Gerncr home:
Hcttv Edmonds to be crowned nt
Southland Halloween carnival; Kay
Gordon celebrates fifth birthday
IN
"PERSONAL
iiiuiiL
Allen n
wards Standlcy; Judy a?,
slumber nnrtv m
. .
..m.,uu nurman lor.K,
shop;
il
ago
n.
. . luui in
11-- 1
KiUif I
mrxnairick it ri..r.T-- ' .
za Memorlnl i u
'""red In an
.
"luijyw lhni,ii.
E
Redwine home, Tahoka
landmark, torn down
Garza countians
Is
parties,
THAT" WILL HELP
FAEMER
52
.ic
Th
car-fixe-
NEWFE rtTltll't
CHEMICALS
column is being
as chauffeur and
'wonry y0ar$
Dcr-nel-
n
Acting
an
AUt OTUEK CROP PESTS
it .sririmii ami lukuitt?
written Monday, and since Halloween won't actually lie here until
Tuesday night, there's no obiecv
In mv making urh a fuss about
flhts. Then Isn't
war nftwllnon
telling what else will hap-naa bit
before you see this copy of The
Dispatch.
In.
T. ..
Two Draw enthusiasts negotiat- Christian
ing for land; body of Post soldier,
Pvt. William E. Edwards, arrives
P
with first group from Europe;
s
It seems, however, that the water
balloon fight I saw Friday nftcr
noon wns only n minor skirmish
compared to some that went on
Friday and Saturdny nights. When
about the one I
I told somcbodv
saw, he said. "Oh, you should have
sen the one uptown Saturday
night: It was a beauty!" I'll take
his word for It: mv only oblectlon
Is his description of a water balloon fight as a "beauty."
OH. WELL, thl
D vn
"HI u wuriv
K. 1
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-...... x ' -,, U c -- .i m
tor Louisiana to y, "Hiita,
Icr nnd her family.
Extent of freeze damage uncertain; Junior high school and grado
school Halloween queen candidates
nro Ruthcll Martin, Jon Herring,
Nltn Wilson, Lynda Driver. Cherrl
Cummlngs, Donna Mathls, Carolyn
Kuykcndall nnd Laura Lynn Mad
Uon; Mary Etta Alley Is honored
with surprise birthday party at
Antclopo Alley: Wanda Gray nnd
Ray Gary nro wed In Lnwton,
Okla.; betrothal of Miss Jo Ann
Odom to Herman Tnnner Is announced; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Shcppcrd nro parents of n son,
Michael Tracy;
engagement of
Wllmo Welch to Durl Elvln Carey
appliance man,
Is announced;
Hank Huntley, Is hurt when washing machine explodes.
THE FACT THAT the wild driving they were doing Jeopardized
the lives nnd limbs of other motorists, ns well ns pedestrians, didn't
,com to bother the youngsters In
the least, nor did they seem to
mind when one of their water balloons missed Its mark and splattered somebody who wasn't even In
on the flijht but only trying to get
out of the way.
Bofwoen
AN INSURANCE POLICY and INSURANCE PROTECTION
Ton yoars ago . . .
iuetrr Aim uniuK OP
C0MTK0LLIU3 THEM IN TttlS
V
and
-:in
WW.wy
can remember.
I
BETWEEN
A FLOP
thai
LEFT, MMU THE CATERPILLAR
Uf
DIFFERENCE
amlt
i
HALLOWEEN HAS come and
gone and at the risk of being
called an old fogey, I'm going to
say that It's about time. Halloween
seemed to start earlier and last
longer this year than In any other
Just
What our contemporaries are saying
ncuw LAltUl
I
HATH
nn-w-
DIAl
aids
visuo I
Children's Book Week
ANTELOPE TRACKS
teachers
attend meeting
$ ag
Book reviews, stories
presented by students
Post Public School News
Tho Post (Toxas)
Handy Lchmbcrg of Plains, E, A.
Mesa District
....... i l,l. wn Howard Jr. and Taylor Knight,
.
both of Post; II. M. Cook of
tnlCU
,.Tn
Mollis W. Shults of Seminole, V. P. Carter and Lester AdThursday In the vocational o8
ams, both of Tahoka; Paul Cowley
of Union and Homer E. Jones of
Wcllmnn.
...r. tracners
Others present Included William
-:
trict aucrm
P. Shiver. C. R. Hutchlns. Vernon
L.fwiter presenting the pro- - Payne, T. L. Leach ami L. M.
Thursday, Nov. 2, 1967
Dispatch
Pago
3
As on emphasis on Children's , Unrtlclt told stories to tho first
National Hook Week, high school grade classes after lunch Wednesstudents have been reviewing books day.
Guylon Hutto, Theresa Mnddox,
and stories for primary, clement
ary, nnd junior high students this Janice Gordon, Karen Leo nnd
week. The books nnd stories re- Kuren Hundley presented stories
viewed were selected from the pub- to tho second grade classes on
lic library nnd presented during Tuesday after lunch, and the third
mcct-- j
I,
1
"..
-"-
"""":"on
was
nrcscnt
I .tt
sv
mechanics
.
Arts, Craft Club
nrouP Information
to bo ncm
Jtnu.ary.,
elects officers
.rnchcrs nttcndlns
r"(1n. mcludeu; Koucn.
".m
.
TfllWCII U'
lOl!I"-- l
MrPCS
-.
-
arts and crafts teacher.
We elected the following officers:
Mclba Mathts, president; Wanda
Mclntz, vice president; Dcbrn Od-esecretary; Helen Ellcnbcrgcr,
u
oi
Hi-p- a
--
01
, Mpndow:
'
01
. Ont ll
. l'
ami j
Ity Helen Ellenkcrgcr
of
The Arts and Craft Club of Post
Junior High School met during the
noon hour Oct. 24 In Mrs. Lohban's
room. Mrs. Lobban will be our
Dixon, botn
J McCnulcy
j Stanley
P
t
Margraves.
OT TOW
reporter.
Wo also discussed what we were
doing to make in arts and craft.
We decided to mnke pillows.
We nrc going to meet every two
weeks on Wednesday during the
noon hour.
lie tori
.p
more Gar- High School Editorial
nave
servicemen
C?u. Mr, Nathan Little
.
of four
u..
The Dispatch -- with
reminder that nil servicemen.
nvcrsoas. like to
...i..
..... miii from home.
itni-tienn ni mi
nnw
" n la
, .
Mrs liuiv
II
niflntlL'fl
Willi
,
uuuvw
t
-
AMERICA
furnished
.
thought-provokin-
-
IS
g
teen-ager-
--
demon-strntloa-
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V-
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lllnlnnm wllll
Qnt
Mnlnchl
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III- rAte Is
I
ct-,- f(
lllj niry jw,
nru Jan
Any
Matador's pot buffalo
turned 'loose on town'
Someone let Matn-dor'- s
MATADOR
.,
buffalo "loose on the town"
recently and the animal was free
nun.
n
ypenuiqd
high
proU, S. Atomwill be pre-
n
gram sponsored by the
ic Energy Commission,
sented at 20 Texas high schools,
Including Post, during November.
The program will bo presented
here Friday, Nov. 10.
The program, designed to foster
Increased nwnrcness nml understanding among sccondnry school
students of scientific nnd technical
Information relating to atomic enasergy, consists of a
sembly presentation followed by
classroom sessions with science
students.
Units of the demonstration program, operated for the Commission by the Oak Ridge (Tcnn.) Associated Universities, will appeal
In the District of Columbia and In
12 states. Including Alaska, during
the month. This year, Texas A&M
University Is assisting Oak Ridge
Associated Universities with presentations In Texas.
IT?
IT WORTH
Oct. 28, I was priv- make tho front page of the news.
out the exthe campus of Lub- Mr. Harvey brought
churchCollege to hear Mr. ample of the millions of
Sun-
On Saturday,
ileged to bo on
bock Christian
Paul Harvey, a
W
"This Atomic World",
school
Mi
Pnsi Hinh Srhnnl
demonstration is
scheduled here
President of FFA
is visitor here
presented
Danny Hums of Pittsburg, state various class periods throughout grade classrooms were
Chip Polk, Peggy Uov-- e
by
stories
week.
Texas
of
the
nresldent
x, Quuy Williams, Rhonda Case,
Elbert Rudd. Adrlcnnc Cook,,
of America. VlslleU tne
d
McWhor-terLarry Rosas Thursduy nftcr-- n
Connie
und
Ullberry,
Monday
Shiiron
Post FFA chapter
m.
'
Barbara
and
Dixon
agriculDebbie
addressed the vocational
Elnlnc Bland, Nancy Hart, Char--I
ture students and tholr Instructors,
Baker, Mlckie Sterling nnd
A. Howard Jr. nnd Tnylor
1 Johnston presented stories to
n--
Thursduy night nt 8:30 between
Air
the band hall and the trucK nils
i
fourth grade classes Wednesday
Uurns, who was elected state
Is belni! sponsored by the Student
nlng. nnd Dnnnv Cooper. Ben-- r
r
state
39th
annual
Council nnd cvoryone Is urged to president ut the
Noble, Neff Walker, David Ham-- r
July
In
Dullas,
FFA convention
attend.
n nnd Vlckl Mnrtln will present
10.21. visits ns many PFA chapters
-Cpl. Jesus L. Mena. son of Mrs
los to the fifth grade classes
year.
ns possible during the school
Heat Denver Cltyl
Louise Mena, 502 South Ave. I. F lay afternoon.
Last week was also Twjrp Week.
It's n good thing that wc don't
has been awarded the Air Medal
"hnrles Harper. Mike Potty, nnd
hnvo this too often for the boys JIMMY AND JACKIE OVERMAN
lu Vietnam for his service us an
Strofcr prosented book ro- -t
U
for
S
Marine
might get to like girls paying
aerial gunner with n
vs to the sixth grade classes,
helicopter squadron.
dates.
' Syan Thomas. Jane Hutchlns,
i
The citation, signed by MnJ ' :ly Potts and Mlckie Taylor pre-- y
Gen. Norman J. Anderson, cite'
Last Friday Vodn Heth Vos..
"d reviews to the seventh
Menn's "meritorious service while
Jane Strofcr. La Gnyluah Youn
Hudman. Nedrn Chllds.
e
nerformliiK combat support mlnnd Linda Ilyrd attended the par-odMike Scott and
Hutchlns.
nnd homecoming activities at
Ions nsslstlng Republic of Vietnam ' lin Jo Mears reviewed books
"The youngsters' father, wlio is forces In countering guerrilla
Two former Gnrza County
West Texas State University.
the eighth grade classes.
youngsters who arc now L n m b employed with Hart Camp Co-o-p
in the Republic of Viol-Halloween
up
so
though
a
to
be
bus
stocked
hnvo
says.
just
County
Gin.
It seems as
nam."
"cc. Carroll J. Cowloy
got n little rough this year. Just mnny swine nwnrds that counting family project to make it really
Cpl. Mena Is a member of Mai-- !
story
a
Work. With us, our children's
Ine Medium Helleoptcr Squadron
nsk Liz.
them Is n major task, says
'ationod in Vietnam
In the Oct. 29 Issue of the County work Is ous hobby. Wc love It." No. 203. He has Iwen In the U. S
Llttlc-flelUo sure and attend the bonfire Wide News, published at
"UY HOA. Vietnam Army Pfc.
The newspaper article lists the Marines tuo vears and in Vietnam
' roll J. Cowley. 24, son of Mr.
numerous grand and reserve cham- for four months.
Mrs. Garnle R Cowley, 1310
The day of his arrival at
The youngsters nrc Jimmy Over- pion nnd first place prios won
Tarrcnt. Howie. Tex , was
the Viotcong bomlmrdod the
year - old by the Overman brothors.
Boy
man. 11, nnd his 11
to the 220th Supply and Ser--brother, Jackie, sons of Mr. nnd
Jimmy Is prosldont of the Olton big alrbnse with mortars and roc
Company In Viptnnm. Oct 3.
Mrs. Jnmcs Overman of Mart
Club, which has 70 members, kets.
"M. Cowley, a petroleum, o 1
Camp.
and recently was elected treasurer
' lubricant specialist In the com- SISTERS VISIT
Council f o r
The Overmans resided In the of the County
near Tuv Hoi entered the
Members of Roy Scout Troop Pleasant VnlleV community of Gnr- next yenr.
Mrs. H. D. Carr of Canyon and ' ly
-iv In October I0CC and was lust
310 went on n camping trip Sat- za County n few years ago, and
Mrs. LeoJa Williams of Lubbock
'onwd at F. Hood. Tex.
urday and Sunday, camping on J mnny of Jimmy's nnd Jnckle's
visited recently with their sister.
LOUISIANA GUEST
' s wife. Wanda, lives ut 5 0 3
hill overlooking a spring on the swine nwnrds were won while they
Mrs. G. U. Fleming and her husV st Fifth St., Post.
C. E. Hasingcr ranch, north of were residents of this county.
Mrs. Francos Arcenoeux from band. Visiting Thursday In th"!
Tost.
The story In the Llttlfleld paper Rnync, Ln., visited her mother. Fleming home also was A. Walton
Sunday, the scouts enjpyed ar- goes on to say:
NEW MEXICO VISITORS
Myer of Waco Mr. Fleming has
Mrs. D. C. Williams, several Just
1r. nnd Mrs. Sherlll Bovd of
rowhead hunting, hikes and nature
recently returned home from
"And then there arc the two litwny
on
week
her
dnya
praclast
study. Saturday night, they
the hospltnl In Lubbock where he ' Mdcroft, N. M.. visited Mrs.
tle sisters, Janet, 8. and Joy. 5.
ticed sending messages by flash- who nrc counting every minute un to New Mexico and Colorado to underwent treatment following c
'Ic Dickinson, two days
light, using Morse code. They also til they nrc old enough for
heart attack.
wek.
visit friends.
studied some nstronomy, and cooked their evening meal over a
troop campflre.
Some of the scouts passed thclt
cooking requirements ami made
ether advancements on their respective ranks.
Sunday, they broke camp after
cleaning up the campsite,
The scouts were nccompnnled
by Scoutmaster Hoyt Thomas and
IJy Nnthn Jo Menrs
Last week the Juniors took tcstJ
for two days. They didn't like It
much for It threw them behind in
some of their classes.
j
Medal goes
to Post Marine
r-
'
Former Garza County youngsters
collect big array swine awards
grnd-Rand-
1
'4--
'
d.
Da-na-
notable radio broadcaster, speak on "Americanism."
message
Tho
caused me to think about the quess
really
tion of "Arc we
Co. A. 1st SFC thankful to be American cltiicns?"
RA U545579.
i..-i
VI A 'U
If so, why?" All of us are happy
Uil
to live In America because we ore
l,
most rkhly blessed nation In
nkri !.. Morcnu. son, tho
tho world materially, economicalHn cne Morcnu, is ati
vi
- ly, agriculturally, ns wcllasre- the uss wuy "
... Vlntnnm In NOV- . ... j
sourccfully.
s
We may have riots ami
iirr ills t''1t Mnrnnll KMSIWJS.
n.L...
that cost the defense den nuui i
partment one million dollars nnd
L
'Atomic World'
goers that attend church each
day, why docs It not make front
page? Hccauso it Is a common
occurrence nnd hippies nnd riots
ore only temporary occurrences
thnt we hope will soon inue nwayi
Is America really worth fighting
for? . . . worth working for? A
common expression that we hear
today Is "Why don't wo pull out
of Vietnam and let them fight their
own war?" Wc are there for a purpose and that is to keep communism from sprcndlng nnd we will
probably stay there until wo know
for sure it Is whipped! Is America
worth fighting for? Another point
that Mr. Harvey pointed out, was
that there arc as many men In
America holding down two Jobs as
there are men without any Job ot
nil. Is It really worth working for'
I am hnppy to bo a citizen of tho
nation we call America, with its
spacious skies and amber waves of
grain, and home of the free. This Is
my country, n land thnt I love nnd
mv hope Is that you feel the same!
Emily Potts, Editor.
for several hours until roped by
John Stotts nnd returned to Its
special enclosure In tho City Park
nii lira
n i' . nnrivfiii ...
here.
Fn in n.nw;i I iiwiiiimi;
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The Matador Tribune is sponsorcompany tlor uuiy
ing a contest to find n name for
tho buffalo. Only youngsters unREPRESENT COMMITTEE
.
. tin der
rpmw. . r i
.L i f i
12 years of age are eligible
The Garza County Historical Surto enter tho contest.
rranciico, lain yuasf.
vey Committee was represented
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Runkles
at the 1907 annual meeting of the
Texas S t n t e Historical Survey
Committee nnd the Texas Histor7
M.
THURSDAYS:
TO 5 P.
ical Foundation, which was hold
After Hours by Appointment
at the Moody Convention Conter :n
Galveston from Thursday throujth
Saturday.
Scout troop
camps near Post
ns--i-
1
last
A
CMitmntnr TVimmir Vmlnn
nnd Ronnie Morris.
Tho troop expresses its nppre- elation to Mr. Hasingcr for the use
of his ranch for this outing.
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. L. C. McMInn returned to
her home in Post Oct. 20 after
being hospitnllzed 74 days In the
Crosbyton hospital following n one- car nccident which occurred July
while she was on her way to
Crosbyton Mrs. McMInn sustained several broken bono and other '
serious injuries. After being di-missed from tho hospltnl
McMInn spent some time In the j
nnd dnu- home of hor
Rhtor. the Rev. ami Mrs. Let'l
Crouch, before being able to come j
;
home.
a little iamb I
'KBrSi
I
white as snow.
t
Cooked her meals with I
1
Mrs'
son-in-la-
SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC
AN
OPEN
CONCERNING
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Good news
of Trustoos of
til on December
r,o their offorts
again.
George L. Miller has
"The Harvest East of
Eden" for the sermon subject a
the 11 n m. Sunday worship nt the
First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev
LETTER
OUR
chosen
HOSPITAL
for Poit and Garza Countyl We have learntd that the
Garza County Hospital contemplate reopening the
I, 1967. We commend them on thU docUlon and
to mako our hospital available to the community
Tho successful operation of the hospital Iwn bcom a symbol
rV future of Post. Our citizens wee conewnwd by the clolnj of the
.
il The possibility
of Its opening again give ut new hop for
An
need tho hospital. We need It now. Mony people In our
n go to
they
r - - ny rely on our hospital as the only plot
to provide
hojpltal
'M.vp medical treatment. Our doctors 'need the.
all,
ef
thc-Mot
practice.
their
for
necossary
with Iho equipment
wa already have thoso things only waiting to be used. Wo need to make
We
't pojjiblo
now.
Court to seek every
Wo call upon tho County Commissioners'
and support It
encouragement
tho
hojpltal
possible
tho
neim
to give
need$. Wo call upon tho doctors to do all In their powor to mako our
btp.tal an offectlvo Instrument for healing In our community. Wo call upon
every c.tizen of our County to mako the hospital their Number Ono
concern as a symbol of tho health of Post. .
There Is a promise of Good News for Post and Garza County.
up to us all to mako that promlso a reality.
undersigned ministers of Post, pledge our cooperation and
to that end.
Wo, tho
upport
It Is
(Signed)
COULD
YOU GET
BY IF YOU HAD
TO PAY CASH?
How many p o o p I e
could onjoy iho ploa-sur- o
and convenience
of an automobilo, piano or rcfriqorator if
thoy had to pay cash?
Crodit is you most
possession.
val-uab-
lo
Tho only way to main
crodit
tain a
rocord is to buy only
Choose One of These
Selective Gifts With Your
Electric Range Purchase:
good
what you can pay for
and pay for it on tho
dato it is duo.
You will find it mighty
convoniont to say:
"Charge ii pease."
Beauty Mirror Entemblo
AM Clock Radio
if Gullar by
May
k Empire 7x35 Binoculars
ic Early American Clock
Electric Blankot
k Sllverplatod Coffoo Set
Golf Bag
Shaver
Eloctric
Tr
ir Shrub and Hedgo Trimmer
k Eloctric Coffoo Maker
k Electric Ico Crusher
At Portablo Radio
k Eloctric Fry Pan
k Slooplng Bag
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REV.
O.
CURTIS
LEE
REV. GEORGE L. MILLER
MR. DON DAVENPORT
REV.
REV.
REV.
REV.
REV.
REV.
CHARLES L. PIUNKEVT
S. RAMSEY
BERNARD
MANUEL SALINAS
JOE VERNON
CHARLES
PETERS
GUERRERO
FLORENTINO
RETAIL
MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION
OF POST
You, too, enn cook
snow-whit- e,
If you buy n range that is just right.
Got rid of that old cooking antique
Buy a now oloctric range this wook.
To your Roddy Kilowatt Doalor's go
Drivo safoly, not to and fro.
And if a Public Service residential customer you bo
A selectivo gift you'll have for free.
18-Cl-
Self-cleani- ng
ovens -- ELECTRIC, of course
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REV. THOMAS ANDREW
REV, DALE DOZIER
H
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NNTHRMfl
ELECTRIC
'Al'flLUMtlUI
J
A SELECTIVE GIFT FOR A SELECTIVE HOMEMAKER
35 2
Pago 4
Thursday, Nov. 2, 1967
First Insertion, per
4c
word
WANT AD RATES
For Sale
Consecutive Insertions,
per word
Minimum Ad, 12 words
Brief Card ot Thanks
30c
1.00
PLASTIC
ri
I
Joe Moore,
laminating: Now nt the I FOR SALE
- .11
xf
1 1
i
301
and shower invitations
laminated as keepsakes (or
brides-to-bAlso drlvox's licenses, wallet photos, etc. Scs
Don Ammons.
FOR SALE: 1965 Corvair convertible, automatic, excellent condition. Call
tfc
910
3.
W. Sixth.
S
tfc
FOR
utllltlos paid.
i -- l
wedding
unfur-
Two-bedroo-
RENT:
Real Estate
10-2- 8
ONE of the finer things of life
HIuc Lustro carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent electric sham-pooe- r
duplex,
N. Ave. S. Call
Furnished
116
I
Legal Notice
Sc
Rentah
FOR RENT'
nished house.
is
The Post (Texas) Dispatch
2192.
Hudman Furniture Co.
Itc 112
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment,
113 N. Broadway across from ODD FIX-ILet us try
JOHS
to save you money. Air coolers
United. Call 2820 or 3190.
tfc
our specialty.
tfc 7
unFOR RENT: Clean three-roofurnished house and bath. Call FOR SALE: 1965 Ford Pickup, V4
tfc
3195.
Inn tuna whivlhinp. low mllcuce.
condition. Call Ronnie
excellent
furnFOR RENT' One bedroom,
Morris. 2439.
ished house. 515 South Ave. P
tfc 10--5
Call Oscar Gray, 3176.
SEAT COVERS and furniture upUp
holstery. All work guaranteed.
Free estimates by Leo Parra-more- .
Fashion Furniture & Waretfc
$1.
10-2- 0
T
10-- 2
495-237-
9--
11-- 2
11-- 2
Card of Thanks
house,
S. Ave. I.
121
tfc
9-- 7
or
2816
i
Public Notice
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
LEASE FOR OIL AND GAS
house,
Two-bedroo-
13th. Call
code 806, VA
W
DIAL
NEED HELP with
drinking problem, call
or
or write Box 7.
IF YOU
495-20-
PROPERTIES
Notice Is hereby given that on
S2tp
the 6th day of November, 19C7, at
tfc
No
t h c commissioners' courtroom, TO Whom It May Concern:
hunting, fishing or trespassing
courthouse. Center, Texas, the
FOR SALE OR RENT: Two and
on the Beaulah K. Bird .Ranch.
Commissioners Court of Shelby
three bedroom houses. For InS2tp (6-will receive and
Texas,
County.
Brew-eformation call Mrs. Aleno
bids for nn oil nnd gas
consider
3(Tccnts
BALING:'
tfc
dial 2389.
lease covering the following des- CUSTOM HAY
Tex.
Gall,
Smith,
R.
a
bale.
CounJ.
Shelby
cribed land owned by
FOR SALE: To Settle Estate. 103-.- ty situated In the County of Gar- Phone 4201, Gall.
acre Irrigated farm In Garza j zn. State of Texas:
8tp 4
County, Tex., located 1 ml. south
25
MINUTE
exercise classes, MonHackbcrry Coop Gin. 2 Irrlga- Shelby County school land. Ab-- j
through Fridays, 2 to 6 p.m..
day
Vo610,
337,
Number
Patent
. tion wells connected by under stract
Contact Lavcta Norman, 410 W.
ground pipe system to water lume 22.
14th.
whole farm. Has dwelling and
tfc
Bids may be mode for oil and
barns. Contact Joe G. Fleming,
route 1. Meadow, Tex., or call gas leases covcrlnc nil or a part
c
of the above described land.
Area
Also
Jayceo appreciation
Lease will be awarded to highfarm 12 V4 ml. west of Quanah,
however.
shown SWPS employe
Tex., on U S. 287 Hiway. Green-bel- t est bidder, provided,
Court of Shelby
Water Authority line runs Commissioners
Gifts and on associate memberthrough farm. 6 acres pasture. County shall have the right to
ship In the Post Junior Chamber
all bids.
Has never been checked for irrigation water. Good wheat farm,
COMMISSIONERS COURT OF of Commerce were presented Ricsmall cotton allotment. Contact
SIIELI1Y COUNTY
hard Dudley by the Jaycecs at
D. R. Foster Jr., Quanah, or call
Dy V. V. PATE.
meeting last Thursday night
their
County
Shelby
County Judge of
Ausbomc
after 5 p.m.
In appreciation of his work on the
4tc
Stc 10-organization's Softball park.
FOR SALE: Two bedroom house. THE STATE OF TEXAS
Dudley, an employe of SouthGARZA
OF
Cheap. Call
after 5 p.m. COUNTY
western
Public Service Co., has
POST
CITY OF
Itp
Notice is hereby given thnt It Is donated more than 60 hours of his
FOR SALE:
farm with four the intention of the governing body timo In the wiring of the lights at
Irrigation wells; one A model of the City of Post. Texas, to pass mc parte.
John Deere tractor, 51 model: an ordinance on the 10th day of
A film, "The Development
of
authorizing the Plastic
1967.
ono 1951 Ford tractor, one blade, November.
Shells." was,
nt interest bearing time shown ntShotgun
one tandem. Ford cultivator.
the meeting
stalk cutter, two-roplanter, warrants against the general fund
Guests were Pete Hays of the
two breaking plows, two-rolot said city In nn nmount not to Corner Grocery
nnd Jerry Rledcl.
hegari bundles, three-inc- h
exceed $13,000.00 bearing interest who has the Morton
Foods fran5
per
exceed
to
not
1965
aluminum pipe.
Chevrolet at a rate
chise in, Post.
times
such
at
maturing
pickup, and
tnndem stock annum, and
trailer Mrs G. N. Hagood. 916 as mav be fixed by the governing
West 13th. Post, phone
body of said city, serially or other-- I
wise, with a maximum maturity
4tp
not to exceed six (6) years from
FOR SALE' Two bedroom house. their date for the purpose oi evi
Karajte. and workshop on three dencing the indebtedness of said
lots. Mineral rights. Contact Rita cltv to be Incurred In purclmsinn
Faye Nelson or Elwood Nelson. nnd reoalrinc property located on
4tp
the Tahoka hlphway and known as
FOR SALE: Two bedroom house the 'nnwllng Alley' property for use
a Citv Auditorium
at S30 South 19th Street. Slaton. as
PITY OF POST
nrca
rcll Eckols.
Dar- -
(8-1-
S--
NEW PPHTFrTllP UPAnsicAn
and thoir passengers will bo required by law to wear safety a
gear whenever riding a motorcycle after tho fim 0f January. Headgear
P'Td
partmenf of Public Safety standards must bear a manufacturer t ident.frat n"3) l 31
back and reflective material on tho sides (as shown In tho photographs) A m i efon
headgear may bo seen at any polico department, sheriff s office, Department 7p,0V!l
'
Safety office, or stores retailing motorcyclo headgear.
All motofcyclcs
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8
10-- 5
NOW IN STOCK!
4 and
Home. Dr Tubbs and Dr Oakei
and the ladles who brought food
The family of Finis E Trull
Track
8
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for
The family and relatives bf Harold W. Holster wish to take this
opportunity to thank each of you
for your kind expressions of sympathy and the food and flowers and
countloss other favors in this time
TAPE PLAYERS
CAR
MR
BAIRDS
fcskrolj
re-Je-
10-1- 2
3
"I'm not so much Interested
getting nn A In ttnnd-bons In my developing n favorable otudent-tenche- r
In
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fclNOCMAitcvtH
140-acr-
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HOME FOR FUNERAL
grandfather Fmi P
Danny Pierce, a student nt Wyoj, me son oi Mr Md j.
ming University, was here
Pierce, took n
i...'
to attend tho funeral of his amle. Wv
S..""" U4
Neighbors
My
11-- 7
We wish to thank everyone for
the kindness and sympathy shown
during the illness und at the death
of our loved one, Finis E Trull
Wo especially thank Mrs Noble
und the nurses nt the Golden Years
ct
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10-1- 3
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i
innn
Post Lodge No. 1058
A. F. & F. M.
Reg. Meeting on 2nd Thurs.
Lewis Ammons
W. M.
Paul Jones
LIKE NOTHING
Sect.
ELSE YOU'VE
EVER TASTED
495-316-
PLUS
PINTO
11-- 2
Good Supply of Phonograph
of our bereavement.
Mrs. Harold Holster nnd family
RECORDS
Mr. und Mrs. W. C Caves
nnd family
at
their
expressed
who
To those
sympathy In so many beautiful and
practical ways durinu our recant
Phone
Tty WANDA WILKERSON
bereavement, we extend our heartItc
City Secretary
felt thanks. A special thanks to all FOR SALF Handmade ajtfts. pilItc 1026
FOR SALE:
house.
who sent flowers nnd curds and
lows, pixies, flower vuies and
906 We,t Fifth.
visited and to thoH who brought
Inquire
First
pots, plaques, plastic molds and
food antl helped serve Also a vry
National Dank.
plaster molds for ceramics. 119
speolal thanks to Brother Dl DoS. Ave S.
tfc
llar, and to Mr and Mrs. Jim
2tc
Jackson for 4nRlng and to "Mrs.
HELP WANTED Cooks nnd founPete Hers, the pianist.
FOR SALE One man's raincoat
tain help, Apply In person nt
Tho family ot
rkHhes has with
waterproof
one
Dairy Hart.
W. L. (Bill) Mathls
hunger, wo ton hoary outside
tfc 8 24
condl-thw- .
good
wiring.
All
electric
W want to exnretn ottr
FOR SALF 1962 CMC , ton pick
mm.
Mow-pr- s.
Call
up Good shape See at 407 lU.is,-afteappreciation to all who sont
ltr 112
cards, and visitrd with us at
5pm
NEED MONEY?
tho hospital and since w have re- CLEAN WO 1ST carpet cleaner you
3tc
turned horor
easy
too Got Blur
ueed.
ever
to
SPECIALTY ADVERTISING
Mr and Mrs G F Fleming
Loans Quickly,
Lustre Rent electric shampoos Build Bond will with your customWachar.
It
Confidentially
ers
Prns.
calendars,
hook
m.Vrh
Itc 11 1 es snv type of novelty
advrrtivne
Slaton Trading Post
FOR IMM: wtw gajhsn propane See Don Ammons. 495 2816 or 3010
north of net
& Pawn Shop
tank Five
Runnr.R stamps
Ray Hodge
or phone Bft-O-M
Quality
stamps
rubber
for your
PHONE VA
Itp II I
home or hurl noes use. One day ser1 10 East Lubbock
$50 CASH
vice.
See
trail
Don Ammons nt The
FOR SALE Good
t
SLATON, TEXAS
itntribut
office. Phone 2816
Orgnnuation
See at 10t R Sth Past Dispute
er. with
SWIFT'S JEWEL, 3 LB. CAN
BEANS
11-- 2
Western Auto
SHORTENING
...
CAMPBELL'S, Chlckon Noodlo, Chicken
&
59'
Stars, Chicken
SOUP 6 Tall Cans
VAS-490- 2.
4 !iti
1.00
11-- 2
GERBER'S, STRAINED, ASSORTED
Three-bedroo-
11-- 2
BABY FOOD 10 Jars 1 00
Help Wanted
I MARGARINE
19GI
I
FLOUR
11-- 2
For Sale
I1
10-2-
two-whe-
s--
invest-
No
Walkins vnmlla
Write 2107 23rd. Lubhork
tfc US
Itc
St
ment.
11--
2
NEED reepoMrtble party In Poet
rra to take over payments on
IM7 model Singer sewing mahlmd
chine Automatic
button
hems, fancy patterns
holm, etc Four payments at
it It or dtacouM tor rash Write
Credit Department. 1114 Ifth St
I ubbork.
Texas "
tfc
Night Phone 3010.
x
Fuel Pumps
Garza Auto
Parts
107
W.
MATTRESS CO.
Lubbock
1715 Avo. H.
Nfw mat
Mattress renovation
r I'
(or sale
Cull Mr
Kcrton.
15
tfc
A&ll
trees
Dial 2141
Main
Pt
4M-2K-
Four Residences for Saie
Wirg
tw".-
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fh
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Siding, one
.
ditioninfl, completely rrp i nt,.,t nj.cir nnd out ne
throughout house $9,200 FHA t.nancod.
h,i
(iml on
t
i
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p.in.--
l
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pft
brick vonoor home with two car gnmge,
central hoot, two bolrH- - Toko up poyman ai 1120 monthly
FHA financed.
TIRES
and TUBES
News
Pictures
Available!
Big 8x10 Inch Glossy
Prints of Any Picture
Threa-badroo-
hmtm wi cor pat in hall and livaweftyoni rapBinrad ,ns.d and
hweaei
ing room, carport,
ot V4.000. Tarmt
Priori
let.
150
by
hMt
out 60
lorga.
berths Attacned
badroam. brick home with
u
cooi ng
evaporative
canfrol
and
garaga,
haot
double
pet, lots of xrrai. $15,400, no down payment ,,!,,'
THraa
costs
FHA loan
Harold Lucas
REALTOR
22
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Mom
and
INSURANCE
D4el 28V4
Ml
Appearing in Post
Dispatch
$1.50
Scott Towels..,.
MILK
mm
or CARNATION
....
....
Scottles, 200 Count
Facial Tissue
Bacon
Chof Boy, J5V, Ox. Can
for 1.00
3
2 Roll Pkg.
Soft-Wev- e,
3
for 79c
lb.
LABEL
STEAK
PORK
.
Little Sizzlers
45c
Orange Juice 4 for 59"
10 Or
Pkg
Frozen Donuts 3fo1.00
Morton's Frozen, 3 loaf Pkg.
Bread
King
Hair Cream
89c
Mo6ai
f
First Quality
Nylon Hose
89c
59
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F-
PffE' 59c
ONIONS
Cheese Spread
YAMS
lb. 12V2C
j
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Cabbage Bananas
3K.
89c
Golden
Meads
Firm
lb....5
FRONTIER
Permanent
n
Only 1.39
innr
Spedol - Moms
Shampoo
59c
I
Dough.... 59e
Slzo Brylcromo
..2 for
Mashed Potatoes
lb. 69c
Winter Cold, 6 Oz. Cans
Morton's,
Lb. Pkas
ROAST
39c
"rsf Pkg.
Idahoan Instant.
5?c
PORK
LIVER
lb. 19c
JOe Off
Surav Starch
59c
HORMEL'S
FRESH
Faultless, 22 Or. Can,
Ireland's - No. 2 Can
2 for 59c
BLACK
RIB
Fast now photographic oquipmont now
makes it possiblo for Tho Dispatch to pro-vid- o
this now service. Ploaso pay when you
placo your ordor.
The Post Dispatch
1.00
6 Tall Cans 1. 00
CHILI Spaghetti & Ground Meat ft
Big Rolls
Toilet Tissue
Grassland Butane, Inc.
for
Iviinillil
5
r.
LB. PKGS.
PET
Business
Opportunities
SCOn,
EVAPORATED
Bag
5-Po-
ROYAL
OR BUDGETEER
lb.l2'!
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SPECIALS GOOD THROUGH
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Linda Wnldrlp
Arda Long
Hugh Martin
Hulcn Hoylc
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Trinity Run.
cntcrtnlncd with
lm
were
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Spur road, with
Church
Inst
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regional meeting
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Iluddy Hays
Carol Ann Peppers
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READING SPIDER
During Mark Twain's days as a nowspaporman,
of a imall Miuouri nowipapor. Ono day I10 got
a subscriber, staling that ho had found a ipidor
papor and asked If this was an omen of good luck
ho was edi-o- r
a leMor from
in hit news
or bad luck.
Twain wrote: "Finding a spider in your newspaper Is neithor good luck nor bad. Tho spider was
marely looking over our paper to see which merchant was not advertising so that he coutd go to that
tore, spin hit web across the door and lead a lifo of undisturbed peace ever afterward."
You will find no spider webs across the doors of tho merchants who advertise in your local newspaper.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Is the
Sfrangesl force In Business Today
ad
N. AVE.
701
Texas IUptlit laymen here Tuesday.
Akers was named alonir with
four other olficer at the com In
mon e( a two - dav convmtion ;
me lxa
HapllH
Rrotherhoo.1
meeting at the Sou t he re m (huuh
E.
MAIN
Parrish Grocery
& Market
129 w. MAIN
SHIRTS
Car Coats
Values
OFF 99c -- 1
CLEARANCE OF LADICS
4 CHILDREN'S
Sportswear
One
Rock
99c
- Men's
Ono Table
SHOES
Valuos
House Shoes
to 10.95
Reg
4.99 pr.
ONE
2.90 to 5.00
99c fo 2.99 pr.
TABLE OF
FABRICS
3 yds. for 99c
1
IS
E.
MAIN
Wright's Texaco
All Fabrics Not Grouped at Special Prices
Will Be Sold at 107. Off Reg. Price
Service
102 N. BROADWAY
Check Our Stock for OTHER SPECIALS!
TELL THE
TOWN...
Inexpensive Too!
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Whothor you want to
buy
or soli . . . rent
...
. . .
trade
valuables
.
find. lost
or sou a sorvices
Minimum of 50c per insertion
.
(12 words or leu)
CALL
to 4.50
Post Pharmacy
it's So Easy and
1
K
Martin's Department
Store
San Antonio man heads!
Texas Baptist laymen
,
&
Men's Short Sloeve
Jackets
Denim
ON THE MONEY
Pri-nule-
h
Starts Frida , Nov. 3
VALUES TOO NUrv.CROUS TO LIST!
General Clearance
All Dcpts.
DIVIDENDS
-
LUBBOCK
Rov Akers, prom
inent San Antonio funeral home
owner, was elected prvskient nf
ni i isiAtyr""
SHOP'S
Fall 99' Sale
Receive
AUSTIN
Hurricane Ileul.vi
may have stireed an outbreak- nf
the drend screwworms In Tcxa
cattle.
Tlve Southwest
Anim.il Health
Research Foundation report 151
car in countit' fmin South t
Wet Texas. The
ure the ni'i
CHSen of Um ypur nnd artuallv "
w h
curreI in coilrr wratli-i
Hie problem usually deiline
llic
tcrewworm fly l wimlbloun
D o I p h
Foundation
Uriscoe Jr. of Uvalde said hur
rlcnnos and tUuxU post-- an emer
goncy situation in the scrrwworm
eradication program.. Foundation
lenders arc request init the l' S
Department nf ARnrulture for d- dltlonal funds to expand the screw-worm eradication program, which
fucos the threat of a cutback due
to recent federal spending cuts
awarded a $.100 Soars Robuck
agricultural scholarship.
Ronnld. a 19S7 graduuto of Pott
lh!h School, Is the sou of Mr. ami
Mrs. I.. G Thuett Jr. He Is majoring In agricultural economics a '
Texas Tech.
The scholarship received by the
Pott youth is one of nine nwardod
to top agricultural students of th
nren.
LAVELLE
Boys' ond Men's
Shop These NDC
Scrowworm increase
blamed on hurricane
Ronald Thuett, n freshman stu
dent nt Texus Tech, hus b e u u
post tcxas
She Is also n niece of Mrs.
Graves of Post.
The theory that all living thing
are composed of cells was advan
ctxl by Matthias Schleiden and
Theodor Schwann In 1839
Miss Shorron Mutton of Bailey
County will represent District
2 in tho state finals of the
1967 Texas Farm Bureau
queen contest Nov. 13 in AusAAuleshoo
tin. Tho
High School senior is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Hulton.
Ronald Thuott awarded
$300 ag scholarship
Set of Eight
o
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Nov. 9
Mrs. Walter Horen
Vernon Link
Judith Carol Donnott
George Morales
10','
ThVGGIVING
p
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Mary Ann Williams
Ucverly Jane Smith, Alpine
Mrs. Herbert Hoover
Cal Castcel
James McAfee
Henry Hnrdcn
Phyllis Hnrdon
Jimmy Nolan
Rosettn Dunbnr, Shorman
Charlenc Snow
Rita Vnldei
.
60x100 Inches
Dinner Plates
1
1.00
bet ot o
IUUIU UUYUI1
.
Dimensional Decorations &
Party Favors
20c Each
Pilgrim Nut Cups
60c
1.50
t.iii Pop Up Decorations
r
i -
nn
Place Mats
llll
ivnuay
f
at (jNs
v 3Die
Nov.
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properly, doing the book work nnd
renting tho building out for u little revenue to pay for some of tho
repulrs that have to be made occasionally. They have been doing
this for years nnd years.
be-!"- -e
Judy Florence
:a
I'm not noted for passing o u t
orchids or pats on the back in this
column but this week I'd like to
tip my "columnar" hat to M r s.
Maxine cummlngs.
The reason I don't "tip my hot"
more often Is that I rearcly see
Next time you sec any of tho
anyone doing such a bang-uJob. three tukc time to say thanks. An
unexpected "thanks" can do wonMaxine, bless her heart, does ders for one. Heaven only knows
ay
I
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more for the youth of this towu whnt we'd do without them.
i
r6snthan anyone and gets little If any
While I'm on this big "thank you
thanks for It.
j i" why don't you take time out
How many of you arc nwnro of next Sunduy to tell your church
tho fact that Maxine Cummlngs
nnd your church treasurer
thank you.
watches out for your
s
A
at Tcen Town every time there Is
K HUMAN HAIC.THE AVEfZAGE
fA
Ve Just get used to the fine Job
a dance there? Are you nil aware
5T0CKWG iJlZE Y 10 MPKJM,M05T
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that Maxine Insists that these kids th"y do for us year In and year
FWJLARCa0RI5500THPAaFlC.
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net like ladles and gentlemen? Are cut nnd forget that they too might
you nwarc that she has the time-- I liked to be "thnnked" occasional-l- v
I've noticed that about the only
consuming Job of muklnc all ths
band ennacemcnts. to
thni wy a good church treasurer gets
wuy from his Job Is to die!
from 75 to 188 kids have fun nt
Teen - Town I n s t e u d of chns- "oading back over this I rcnllro
, Ing nround on the
streets or "the
hould have saved it for m y
white road"?
column.
It would
iI vcmksglving
been right in keeping with
I'm sure Maxine nuts un with
a lot of "guff" from some parents ths holiday.
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who never help but nre nlways
HANE6
71
y MOJlERy.TrlEAVECASE
I plan to do it In person but I'll
jocund will tuvc auout
there to complain If the least
t
out right now by saying
thing goes wronc. but Ive never
a pap i
witch
.heard her complain unduly about "Thank you, Maxine." "Thank
' tills
v i. Ruth Ann and David,"
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inmiiiiiiiim.
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' Thank you,
Olson," "Thank
'II 111 T PAP STITCH
y u, Giles McCrary."
She likes kids nnd she likes to
see them have some good whole- .
some fun. She is not unlike many
Rotarisns see slides
others In town. They nlso like kids
Holy Land visit
on
nnd they like to sec them have
ime good wholesome fun. The dif
'".d
Tahoka furniture
ferences nrNcs because Maxine (i ilor,Humiltnn,
showed color slides of his
docs something about It.
rcunt visit to the Holy Land
iost Rotarinns at their week-- I'
David and Ruth Ann Newby
luncheon In City Hull Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Rickey Pairc of deserve a pat on the back for also
the
'lotarians voted to hold their
Kingston. R I , arc the parents of chores they
C
perform for
dinner partv with their
a daughter, Shrcda Jo, born Oct dren. They do mUcrnbleyour chil- v ristmns Monday
night. Dec. 18.
es on
chores
14, Mrs
Palre Is the daughter of like keeping the Coke machine ftl
In charge or
Hudman
rvin
is
D
J
Windham of Coyanosa and led, seeing that the
janitor
program
cleans
t'
Mrs Harold Holster of Marietta,
For Your
Hallmark
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By MRS. C.
id
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Miss Fannie Reeves of Midland to attend.
has ncccpteu a nnd Miss Virginia
Woody Stone
Grove of Sny
Miss Grove, area director, has Nov. 5
Benson Baptist
der will be on the program of the been
nn active member of the orG. C. McCrary
regional meeting of Delta Knppa
L. J. Richardson Jr.,
Gnmmn, at the Lamesa High ganization since 1953 and Is n
School Sunday with registration at math teacher In Snyder High field
nrrnmnnnv hn
tnnnenre
Illllic Mnrlc Long
n. m.
School. Miss Reeves, chairman of
P. A. Hrownlcc
Several members of the Lynn, tliu statu auditing committee, has
Mm TlnKKif flnrrlnn Mr
Jo Ucth Wnrtcs
Gnrzn and Terry County Thctn Eta been n sorority member for 17
n rendu Lee
lrvin Cross, Mrs. R. H. chapter, including
the president, years nnd teaches In Midland High
Isabel Guerrero
Mrs. Florcne Allen of Post, plan School.
Willa Uranson
Nov. 6
Johnny Mnyfield
Jimmy Keith Humpasss
By
Mrs. Ida Robinson
Mrs. Floyd Hodges
Volandn Pantojn
Uccky Bcggs
Nov. 7
F.dnn Jean Huffman
Paula Kay Owen
T. J. Cook
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Ky,
MBBf
Dale Crnvy
where he
to the Arnctt
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Rosemary Sparks
Scharlcne Holland
Mrs. I. L. Chandler
GROVE
Delta Kappa Gamma sorority
riverbed on
Jackie and
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Tho Post Arts - Craft Guild's
omntcuc
art exhibit will bo held
chnntcr
finmma Mu
Sundoy, Nov. 19, at 230 Iinst Main
St., with nny amateur artist or art
student eligible to enter their
engraved plaque will be nwnrded tween 9 a. m. and 11 n. m. An enas tho popular choice prize, nnd try fco of $1 per picture or piece
one blue, one red and one white ot art will bo charged, with each
Hbbon will be awarded In each
person limited to four pictures or
pieces of art.
work.
The awards will be presented at
Mrs. Thclmn Clark Griggs, well
.l- nftft 01 H5 HIIIIUUI Mir
Thcro will bo two
3 p. in. Nov, 19, nnd the winning
" for adults and one divisions, one known artist and art teacher of
Helping O"1 nl "10
for youth, with Lubbock, will be the Juror for the exhibits will be displayed locally
those 18 years of nge or under en- exhibit.
or one week.
i u tWU. I. nlsu U siuiu uji
tering the youth division.
All work entered In the exhibit
Work will be accepted Saturday,
i.i
nsnr
Categories will be oils, water-color- Nov 18, between 1 p, m. nnd 5 must be original, done within the
..,fA mipcic nr uirpc- other media, nnd crafts. An p. m. and Sunday, Nov. 19, be past two years, and must not have
Marshall nml wnnun uxipcr.
won a previous award.
explnlncd
.,rvfd coffee nnd
Artists may price their own work
and label their entries which are
purpose of the home.
... m nirls. between the
for sole. There will be no fee for
sale of the work, guild members
.i e .nH is ream nc ni uiris
said.
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Thundoy, Nov. 1, 1967
Dltpotch
Tho Post (Texos)
ft
chapter
ade by
were
Post Arts-CraGuild amateur
art exhibit scheduled Nov. 19
visit
irlstown
2816
Deadline, W odnesday Noonl
The Post Dispatch
cr
Thursday,
Pago 6
521,915 damage
suit filed here
Nov. 2, 1967
Post (Texas) Dispatch
Th
;
o
V. R. Norman nnd his wife,
Dcanc, of Route 1 have filed a
al-li-
damage suit In Garza
District Court here nnaln.it Giller-m- o
M. Jimenez o( Terrell, Tex ,
os a result of an automobile colli'
son last July 20 six miles west of '
Post on
The petition alleges that Jimenez, driving a 1959 Cadillac, hit tho
rear of the Normans car while1
both were proceeding west on the?
highway causing "whiplash" Injur
les to Mrs. Norman, damages ta
tho vehicle, and less severe but
loss of time Injuries to Mr Norman.
$21,913.81
US-38-
Post brochure
printed by SWPS
Ono thousand copies of nn at
e
brochure o n
tractive
Post "original model city of the
Southwest" has been printed bv
tho Southwestern Public Service
Co. at Us own expense for the
Post Industrial Foundation.
The brochure contains all typos
of vital statistics about Post and
10 pictures of some of the community's various attractions.
Tom McKeown, executive director of the Industrial foundation,
said the brochure will be distributed to Industrial prospects both
by mall and through personal
calls.
four-pag-
PARISIAN HOUDAY
'
Tups go better w th Cokr' Espc j'.ly when the Coke w.ll bo
served with dinner for two at tho famous Napoleon Restaurant m Pans, France! Four Cokes and an
wwk-lon- g
holiday for four people in Parts are the prizes in
a contest starting today at Plggly Wiggly supermarkets. Ray
advertising manager (L), pours the
McCowsn, Coca-Col- a
prize into a champagne glass held by Cliff Garrett, Piggly
Wiggly official IR, as William R. Woods, TWA official (C),
looks on. The prize includes air travel, accommodations at
throughout
th Hotel Continental, moals and sight-seein- g
Paris.
Southland news
Football queen honors
go to Karen Melcher
By MRS. EDMUND W1LKE
Hi there! Say, how about
weather' It would be n good day
to curl up in a warm corner and
had time to read yet, or take a
nice long napl Sounds wonderful,
this
doesn't
It'
Southland lost Its football game
to Klondike last Friday night. H- -
0.
Everyone was real disappoint
ed. but we were all so thankful
thut none of the boys got hurt. The
For Auto
Body Work
last
i
Jerry DorwMxi.
Larry Wilke
And All Kinds of
Contact
Dave Cheshire
FREE ESTIMATES
Parallel lines always converge at the same point on the horizon. If wo stand
in the center of a highway, and look straight ahead, we discover that the lanes
seem to disappear at one central point. The artist must deal with this curious
fact when he paints a canvas. "We call it perspective. It is the way our eyes see
the picture. If we stand at a different position, the scene changes, and the vanishing point is moved to a new place on the horizon. By changing our position
we change our perspective.
This is true of life. How wc look at our afflictions and our troubles is very
largely determined by our inner attitude. In a very real way our ideas about
God will determine our perspective.
The Church can help you to place all areas of life in balance. Many people
today are confused and disturbed because they see things in the wrong perspective. Visit your church this Sunday and see if the world doesn't look better
next week!
and Martha and
Jerry
Donahoo
of I ubbork visited their grandmother. Mrs Vi'm Donahoo, Sun-hr- r
Mr
Auto Glass
Mrs.
ami
LONG visited his psr-mi- s
Mr and Mrs Robert Lone..
Trtdav night nnd attended Southland hnmercmliu The Loncs and
Cathy took him to Lubbock early
Satuniav morning end Mrs Long
and r.ithv attended the ooen house
at I uhhnrk Christian College The
nw MaKnt building wm dedicat
nnd a free barbecue
ed
dinner wa aerved to all the guests.
Paul Hjrvrv was guest sneaker
Mn long and Cathy spent Saturday night and Sunday with her
father
J
H
CpyrtaM
II
PoitMSexter.
Achievement tests are being gtV
en In arhool this week.
The Rev and Mr Tommy Wll-n- n
and daughter of Hartley wer
here for homecoming and were
nvrrmghl gwsts of lb Hllry Les-ter-s
Also
All Typos of Auto
Work
Klondike boys were quite large
and I think they played a pretty
rough game. There were u lot of
Exes nt the gome and it sure was
good to see them. Karen Melcher,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Melcher,
was crowned
football
Queen during the halftlme.
Marine Sgt. Rodney J. Elam and
his sister. Wyona Sue Elnm, of
lister, Calif., have been here visiting their grandmothor, Mrs. Z. K.
McKcc.
Mrs. Margaret Esplnosa Lopez,
formerly of Southland, was Involved In a two
car collision
'week in Lubbock. She was treated
and released at West Texas Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. V. O. nowden of
Lovington. N M., spent the weekand dauend with their
ghter, Couch and Mrs. Hob Dvcss.
His parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Dyet of Spur nttended homecoming activities.
Sunday company in our home
were Mr and Mrs. Alvin Recker.
Mr and Mrs. James Riney and
Cnthv. Mrs Llbby Schneider. Mr.
Mr.
and Mrs Larry Schneider.
and Mrs Wallace Rocker. Mr. nnd
Mrs R M McMlnn. Mr. and Mrs.
Mechanics
Mr
trmssrd stredesneyer
and Mrs.
.iwrr-m-- r
and sons of
Rm wrrf wretf nd guest! of Mr.
Mf. Cecil Stolle. Mrs. Breoe- and t awrenee are Mrs.
v,.iv mni her and brother Toe
r Vniir and Mrs Rose Oin-cr- c
Sunday dinner guests
!
Parker daughter of
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1
14 S.
Ave.
Dial 2881
I
Mr
imt M
Boh Camden,
was
ii.iiinit at Merrv Hospital for
eral Jays
j
sev-
Tuesday
Psalrm
20:5-1- 7
10:11-2- 2
25:11-2- 2
t
sh?
Wodnosdoy
Psalms
II
119.49-5- 6
t m t w? t
Thursday
Corinthians
4:13-1-
t
sh?
t
I
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Saturday
James
Friday
Thossalonians
3:1-1-
t
sur-
vive. There arc four sound
reasons why every person
should attend services regularly and support the Church.
They arc: (1) For Ins own
sake. (2) For his children's
sake. (3) For the sake of his
community and nation. (1) For
the sake of tho Church itself,
which needs his moral and
material support. Plan to ro
to church rogularly and read
your Bible dally.
8
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demo-
nor civilization can
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This Church Mossago Is Sponsorod by tho Following Post Business Firms:
H&N
GARAGE
510 N. Bfoodway
Ph.
ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOTIVE
HILL & ELWOOD
AUTO SUPPLY
POST
495-252-
NOAH
6
REPAIRS
114 S. Ave.
NELSON
FUNERAL HOME
HUDMAN
STONE
.
615 W. Main
Ph.
I
493-8-
AUTO PARTS
REPAIRS
BODY" WORK
NEFF
FARM
EQUIPMENT
AMBULENCE
24 HOUR
l
SERVICE
-
GLASS
1.72 Hundredweight for
MILO
15
t
si2?
cracy
Va.
Monday
Job
WILEY
Paying
tIwnf Sm4t, Inf., SwiWy,
strong Church, neither
Attend The Church of Your Choice Sunday
and Mr.
.i.nrrRrrttomsysr
Post Auto Supply
Ktitter
Sunday
Chronicles
sh?
front
19(7
THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Church is the greatest
factor on earth for the building
of character nnd good citizenship. It is n storehouse of
spiritual values. Without a
U Lazy S Feed Lots
One Mile South Graham
E.
Ph.
Main
Die I 495.2541
and
mom
495-303- 6
am a nyo,
CHRISTOPHER
Ph.
r
S&H
CREFN STAMPS
495-271-
-
GEORGE R. BROWN
POST IMPLEMENT
GO.
E.
Ph. 495.3140
205 W. Main
R. MORELAND
Lubbock Hwy.
Ph. 495.2086
OIL OPERATORS
HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLET-
110 S.
495-245- 8
.
.
Broadway
CO.
T
Ph.
"Wi Furnish Ywr Hsms frsm Plant
495-20-
I
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Paint"
.
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POST INSURANT
ed
Contact Gary Kelton,
PIGGLY WIGGLY
MARIE NEFF
Chapel
Trucks With
Dump Bed in Unloading
Bob-Tail-
231
Hioriwey
ED
Delivered To
Moisture or Less
Wo Can Only Handle
rHot
SHORT HARDWARE
FOSTEX
COTTON
A Unit of Bufltngten
MILLS
Induitrlst
"Slsspf Tlrnt li Gone Tims"
ACrJCY
-
nv-"-
HAROLD LUCAS
122
E.
Ph.
Main
"INSURE
TODAY
at 5ttu
4?5-2W-
The Po
(Texai) Dttpatch
Thursday,
Nov. 7, 7967
Its the Last Road Trip for the 1967 Grid Season
POST ANTELOPES
Vs
DENVER CITY MUSTANGS
Friday Night
November 3
At
Denver City
Tho
as
they come
But
district
Denver City Mustangs are a wild pony herd again .and high in the state Class AA rankings
down the strefch with tho door wide open to tho District 4AA throne room.
over tho years the Post Antelopes have given the Mustangs more trouble than any othor
top conditioning, and tho determination to play it all tho way.
club with a tough defense,
parations
wounded
Coach Glynn Gregg's Post squad has had an open wookend to rest up and make special pre
for this one. Tho Ponies, of course, will bo favored. But Gregg figures to have all his grid
back in tho trenches and fired for an allout effort.
This Salute To Fighting Lopes Sponsored by Following
Business & Professional Firms:
First National Bank
Caprock Liquor Store
Rocker
R. E. Cox
A
Well Service
Lester Nichols
Post
Gulf Wholesale
Implement
Wilson
Brothers
Implement Co.
Hioo5nbotham-Bartl- ett
Levi's
Restaurant
Howell's Gulf
Service
!
Insurance Agency
Martin's Department Store
Scott-Poo-
Corner Grocery & Mkt.
Ge'nez Steak House
Hudson-SnarkQ
Dirt
fnnt
Phillips Quick Service
Jackson Bros. Food Locker
Rocket Motel
Hickman
JELCO
Chevrolet-Old-
s
Hudman's Texaco Service
Reed's Oil Field Construction
Cash
Lumber Co.
The Dairy Hart
B&B
Liquor Store
Service
The Post Dispatch
Long's Enco Service
Service Welding Co.
S. L.
Bob Collier, Druggist
Wylie Oil
Western Auto Associate Store
Hudman Furniture Co.
Short Hardware
Post Insurance Agency
Wacker's
Bill's Welding
I).
Butler
A,
Co.-Sham-
Mitchell,
Tom's
George
LP Gas
Station
rock
Dealer
Drive-I- n
R. Brown
Jackson's Cafe
&
Cafeteria
Garza Tire Co.
United Super Market
MorrU Tyler, Mgr.
Bill's Long
Mac's Lounge
Peel's Conoco Service
Elwood
Ken's Mobil Station
Sfarkey Construction Co.
Branch
Wright's Texaco Service
Post
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ThuMday, Nov, 1. 1967
State convention
of Farmers Union
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The Pott (Texas) DUpatch
Former resident
dies in Lubbock
(Continued From Front Page)
ported entitles located within hospital districts to participate In the
establishment and operation of
mental health, mental retardation, and public health services.
3, F.xtendlng the veterans' land
program by authorizing the sale
of $200 million of stntc bonds to
purchase Innds to be sold to veterans and expanding the program
to Include also veterans of scrvlco
during the armed conflict In Viet-
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Mrs- Corn Yonecformer Pst
resident, died yesterday morning
LUIIHOCK
bargaining, nt her home on Lubbock. She was
cotton market research, federal 74.
budget cutters, and corporation
Mrs. Yongc was the widow of
farming were high on the list of Arthur Yonge Jr., who died a yeai
u.iuut uii.Mi.il uif inn inree u ivi ago luosuay.
by the Texas Farmers
Union
The Yongos lived In Post from
which Saturday wound up its big- 1015 until 192G, where he was man
gest state convention in man y agor of the telephone company
yenrs.
They moved to Memphis, Tex., in
Public figures appearing mi tha 1916 ami to Lubbock in 1031.
program Included Sen. Ralph
Funeral services for Mrs. Yongi?
CommlMtoner
John C. will be hold at 2 p. m. today at
wniw i me levaa ueparimmi (H st. Paul s Episcopal Church In
Agriculture; Tony T. Dechant, na Lubbock, with the Rev. W. n. Fas
llonal preshlent of the Farmer! tar officiating
Union: Charles F Brannan, form- Graveside rites will be held at
ar Secretary of Agriculture ami 3:30 p. m at Tarrace-CemeterKuasall Olffen of Huron, Calif., here, where she will be buried be
president of the Cotton Producers side hr husband. Rlx Funerj'
Intltute.
Home of Lubbock will be In charp.
Naman of Waco, reflect-- , of arrangements.
.lav
cd to n seventh term as the Texas
Mrs. Yonge is survived by a
rMlientj wirrml daughter. Mrs. Edwin L. Neill of
OPtanteHtton's
the convention that farm programs Lubbock, a brother. John W. Stur
arc highly vulnerable to a "fanatic dlvant of Tulsa. Okla.; two sister,
economy bln"" i Congre
that Miss Ella Map Sturdlvant of Aus
already has sharply cut some pre-- tin and Mrs. Mosby Pharr of Cor
pus Christi. two grandchildren and
Jfnms.
Amonn those representing the one
Gnrza County Farmers Union at
th" convention were dcleanle Am-Midland oil man to be
old Sanderson. Hob Tldwell. Wayne
(Jarpcntcr. Cecil Stollc and C. R.
layman speaker Sunday
Lancaster
Jack Wulchor of Midland, president
of the Eddlns - Walchcr Oil
talk
hear
to
Rotarians
Company, will bring the Layman's
Day sermon at the First Methodist
on drug research
o,.., u,..,in ni th..tr
rhnrrh hnn. ilurinv lhi Sunday
luncheon next Tuosday will hear morning worship services.
Ills sermon Is entitled. "Can a
n niw nn nh.irmnrMiiticiil rfinrch.
Luther F Yutes of Abilene, pro--! Businessman He a Christian?".
Walcher Is a past chairman of
fesslonal salos representative of
tho Pfizer Laboratories division of the official board of the First Me-- !
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc. will thodlst Church of Midland and is
on the subject "Pharma- - presently serving on the steward- ccutlcnl Research: Its Performan- - ship and finance committee and .s
cc and Its Promise for the Fu- - vice chuirman of the board or trus- tees of that church
ture."
SdlO DIOOcST eVt?r
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larm
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SECOND
AT 7:00
A becjinnets class in karate began hero last Thursday
with Chip Wlkms of Texas Tech as the instructor
The
oxcrcises with three of the eight students who signed
still open, with the second class session scheduled for
City council room
is being remodeled
The city council room In
night in the high school gymnasium,
instructor is shown hero going through
up for the first class
Enrollment is
tonight (Thursday) (Staff Photo)
Ministers back
Posting- s(Continued From
City reopening hospital nbouts. There have Front
been
"ow rcvcmnK
awaited remodeling.
The Improvement has been bud- geted for the lost two yoars. but
wus put off a year to permit the
city to finance the remodeling or
the present Post Public Library
quarters.
Lefty Davies is doing the work,
which includes paneling or the
meeting room
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n num-
ber of "lookers" In recent weeks
Thirteen local church pastors to' at Garza uranium prospective arday arc colling for full community eas. Hut nothing concrete has decooperation In the reopening o f veloped to date.
Garza Memorial Hospital,
It took a lot of scrimping and
Tneir declaration, entitled, "An
saving to get $120 together to build
k
0pon Lettcr Concerning Our
pitnl". which appears on page 3, tuo outhouses nt the bays' base
c a
s upon ,nc commissioners' ball park in southwest Post. Hut
court ,hc doctors am) cvcry pcr. the time finally came In 19GG and
son ln the community to support the long needed toilet facilities
hospital trustees In the reopening ucrc added.
of the hospital.
They were in use but two sum"We need our hospital. We need mer
soasons
then Halloween
it now," the open letter reads.
"week" rolled around starting last
The open letter Is signed by week They both went up In smoke
Rev. Thomas Andrew, Rev. Dale and flames.
Dozicr. Rev. 0. Curtis Lee, Rev.
George L. Miller, Mr. Don DavenWhat was gained? Somebody
port, Rev. Charles L. Plunkett. have n little "fun?" Wc can report
Rev Hernard S. Ramsey. Rev. that the whole episode has made
Manuel Salinas, Rev. Joe Vernon, a few of the men who worked so
Rev Charles Peters and Rev. Flor- - hard in this boys' baseball pro
cntlno Guerrero.
gram n little sick, and awfully
mad. After all it took a lot of work
and effort by adults to finally put
GCHS
together that fine baseboll plant
for the boys of this area. So why
(Continued From Front Page) i should boys burn down part of it
lust because the "part" could
cal level, or news or a county his-- ,
torical survey committee's activit- quollfy as Halloween outhouses?
ies and accomplishments.
Tho awards were announced Frl-day at the statewide annual meet
ing, where the Garxa County
(Continued From Front Page)
committee was represented by Mr conducted downtown continuously
Mi- - Dun. .1
nn I Mrc Vrnnl unnVlt
inrougnout tne "week'' by young- kles Is secretary of the G a r z .1
Ser$
County commute.
0nc youth was hit In the side
Mrs. Surmon was cited as an, of the face by a balloon apparent- outstanding county committee ly filled with rocks Instead of wa.
chairman for hor leadership in car- - er. Others were filled with shav- rying out activities of the state and Ing cream.
local RAMPS program to Record.
One local store reported approx
Appreciate. Mark. Preserve and Imately $1,000 in balloon sales to
Survey Texas history.
youngsters In the last few weeks.
About 350 persons from over th
There was no soaping of down-stat'
attended the meeting, which town windows Tuevlay night, as
was held at the Moody Convention Ii customary cm Halloween niaht
Center.
although many merchants hod pre- .
1
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Ti
speaker was urnest At- - Daren lor mis contingency by buy-le- n
Connolly, chief of the Office In? "spook Insurance" from the
of Archaelolgy and Historic Pre-- ! hlPh school Junior class,
scrvatlon of the Notional Park! Class members sold the "spook
Service. U S Department of the Insurance" which guaranteed .1
of any damage for $1 50
interior Connolly spoke orf the clean-uNational Historic Properties A c t per policy In a novel fund raising
and how it will nffect Texas.
protect to help finance the Junior
Additionally, speakers of state- senior prom and banquet next
wide note in various field of hisprlng.
torical endeavor covered 'The
Travel Information Centers
Stale Travel Trails," "A Compreby the Texas Highway De
hensive Musuem Program" and a
Pronrss Report on the Institute partment at seven key highway
gateways and in the rotunda of the
of Texan Culture "
A reafttsentatlve frem the Parks State Capitol in Austin, served as
and WihIMfe Department spoke on hosts to three quarters of a mil
lion traveler during 19W
that department's plan for the
of six Taxa forts at well
as the $73 million land and historic
only
sitas acquisition pragnun
A scenic and hMnrkal tour of
GalVMtan and Uw surrounding
MAWinTOWM
wa part 0 Uw meeting ae- Hos-spea-
1
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awards
P.M.
Post High School Gym
,
Chip Wilk'ms, Instructor
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The Rev Jimmy McGulrc, pastor or the Trinity Ilaptlst Church
hero for almost two years, has
accepted n call to the Arnctt-Henso-
Mr. Cotton Farmer!
1
tv
Valley Gin is assembling a 2,000
Cotton from this acreage will be ginned in 100
bale lots, assuring cotton buyers of uniform qual-
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CORDUROY
S
9.98 to
2.00
Men's
-
Red
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WAMT-AD- S
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Dr. J. Divis Armlsfoad
Dr. R. M. ftarton
Dr. W. K. WUland
2133 50th
S
115
St.
S. 9M
lubbtck
&H
Skiton, VA
7 1635
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QUjr
Suit
3.88
Boys' Corduroy
COATS
XL
With Hoods
Compten Codv
Lantwi
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6.99
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tb.ng.
4 to
7
2.88
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0 to 14
Gaylord Kinard
XL
l.nad
Thermal Suits
A'l C'.,t
OPTOMETRISTS
i cr
ONE PIECE
100;. Cotton
ExcelW for Hunt
plies are limited and must be secured.
Pleasant Valley Gin
r
,rt s,lM
'A
Drawors
and Navy
I or
Thermal
S
WITH FULL
Fie-
Men's
100rj
ZIPPER FRONT
ro'on
29.98
Underwear
Sweat
Shirts
Mon's
wrwer."
JL
Hooded
Already a large portion of this lint block has
sup-
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SIZES 34 TO 46
38
zes 6 1'2 to 7
This means a better price to the cotton farmer.
are interested, see me now as seed
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5
A Good Selection
of Colors and Styles
WITH EAR FLAPS
3.99
who doesn't us iUi
n
t
Jackets
& Coats
Colors Tan, Black, Red
SIZES
been secured.
St
PLASTIC
COlORS
ity, long staple cotton.
Lively, M.D.
M en s
CAPS
100
Neighbors
smart
pSiplearet
iiiniiinii
ujuiii uu iibihih
uniin
0.0.170
Men's and Boys'
for Waimtli
Ffly
rfzi,
Winter Needs
....
ItVttiM
goal
Office Hoursi 9 AM to Noon,
The McGulrc family will be moving next week to Lubbock.
The local church now Is In the
process of seeking n new pastor.
He's the
1968 year.
(n-,- ,..
320 W. 8lh
p
acre lint block for registered Acala cotton for the
If you
Cash nl 0 Wd an
nny who have
drive workers loT
tr but nn
"!
,l.
."nk,Mnkcf
them to
ne urged '
Former Bausman Clinic
gregation.
'
Let's Look Ahead To 1968!
most
in
n
Haptlst Church In Lubbock.
Mr. McGulrc conducted his final
service here Sunday night, nfler
which he ami his family wer
"showered" with gifts by the con-
...
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The Pleasant
ono.ywiu rrqmre
Boginning Nov. I, 1967
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.ILo haJ
Oponing of General Practice
of Medicine
e
w'K
the p,V.,"E?
Announces
Post pastor to
Lubbock church
Hallowee- n-
......
Weekly Lessons, 2 Hours in Longth, Each Thursday Night in
Post. Uniform costs $10, Lossons $15 Monthly. Class being
organized on 3 months basis. Woar suitable old clothes or
sweat suit.
3teof
...
n
calls (between dates).
Under the new after
midnight
economy rate schedule, customers
will be able to coll the furlliere.it
point In the United States
excluding Hawaii nnd Alaska
for
75 cents, not Including
overtime
charges nnd taxes.
Savings also will be realized by
customers becnuse the lower priced rate periods have been extended to Include more hours.
n
calls will have day rales
Monday through Friday from 7 n.
m. until 5 p. m. However, calling
periods will not be changed for Intrastate messages (within the
state).
Gerald
I
1
In
station-to-statlo-
I
Authorizing counties to pay
medical, doctor, and hospital bills
of county law enforcement officers for Injuries incurred In line of
duty and to continue paying salaries of Injured officials during period of Incapacitation.
5. Authorizing
the Porks and
Wildlife Department to Issue and
rt.ll general obligation bonds In the
nmiRint of $75 million to finance
and development of
tcqulsltion
lands for state parks and recreational areas.
C. Permitting non
elective state
officers and employes to serve In
other non elective positions under
Hippocrates prescribed walks to
the state or United States govern- prevent cmotlonnl
disturbances,
ment where there Is no conflict of hallucinations nnd expansion of the
interest nnd where the state will waistline.
benefit.
The two bond proposals probably will carry the most Interest. The
veterans land program extension
A.
will be making its third trek since
196J to the voters, It was defeated
the two previous times.
KARATE CLASS IS UNDER WAY
SESSION TONIGHT
STARTING
.(Continued From
ill lITIIIIVin a,...,
Station-to-stntio-
Students
&
Ur "ted Fund-
Frrmi n
u, r
u oiriw.i
. :
iiniin.i
inn
Good news for Garza countlans
of
this week Is that they will share Kins,
in a $120 million annual savings Ucnt Vernon
....
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wu.
im
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nil
for telephone users ln the nation, -Mnci in "V
iniuciruti.
"gencies
spoke
long
th.7,r
on
seventh
The
distance rate
wontr tiutian. ..." - ""
In five, nnd one
t eduction
half
years went Into effect Wednesday,
att.tll.IS. UirifFn.
The new rntci npply to
Interstate long distance
nam.
Beginners Karate
Class Oraganized Here
Open to Men, Women
Rates go down on
telephone calls
Amendments- -
i
Underdog Antelopes journey to Denver City Friday
one of Mustangs'
lomecoming highlights
iame
SECTION
City
the Denver
'TVlo known ns the "Dig
F,t 7 30 p. m. Friday on the
..
Utl
Brounu.
home
Pf .kin,
knivkpd off
the
their quest of on
in
district chnrn-Li- .,
chances of the
apaln this year
less than remote.
fatwhat
I l tv. rw' Miutnnc clcv- "
... u" 7.1
rornnliu
rOIICO
1S
Lib their nrsi cigiu
b
consecutive
nut tho
Ibpes doing It
.i- -j
tfmlv to Seminole, which Is
in the top ten among state
schools
iaa
.
play,
.Mustangs have won from
Lcvclinnu nnu muic- to tneir preseni
District 4AA record, they have
d off Slaton. Morton, Stan- bd Midland Carver, scoring a
I of 205
points in trie tour
b while allowing the opposl- rolling
In
l
eight
Mustanps
only
It
whipped Slaton,
Stanton, 51-Morton, K 2,
Midland Carver,
uth Gtvnn Gregg, who saw
City humble Midland Car- h
llast Friday night, said
b's Mustan.T defensive unit Is
kst of any Denver City team
C9--
this
lis s?cn
pby
lur ollense nearly matches It.
have a set of four fast and
Irieiccd backs, and right be-- I
starters nre four
equally as
the four
backs
it
almost
- pound
John Powell, scor- ke touchdowns all of them on
plays, in the
rout of Mid- -
Ir
MUSTANGS' 175
fullback,
69--
Carver
quarterback,
the Dig Red
pound sen-nthe Hatfield
Robert Kizcr 1G6
at halfbacks
d
Order Now
Gary and Dlff, each
146 pounds and playing
their Inst year of high school football.
Probable stnrtcrs In the line for
Denver City are: Marshall Dolloff,
140
pound senior, and Pnt Rich,
151 - pound senior, ends;
Lloyd
Bingham, 211 pound senior, nnd
Jimmy McKec, 182 - pound senior, tackles; Dewnync Young,
senior, and Dave Emlcr,
15G
pound Junior, guards, nnd
Allen Arnold, 215 - pound senior,
center.
ALSO SLATED to sec action In
the bnckflcld before the night is
over are Gene Richardson, sophomore quarterback; Robert Hernandez, junior halfback; Kent Snyder,
senior halfback, and Don Looncy,
sophomore fullback.
The Antelope - Mustang game
will be one of Denver City's Friday night homecoming attractions.
Following n week's rest, nil tho
Antelopes except senior end
Gannon nre expected to be
ready to go Friday night, Coach
Gregg said Tuesday. Gannon Is
still out with n knee Injury he received In the Midland Cnrvct
game.
Senior wlngbnck Dennis Altmnn
received n bruised hip In an
scrimmage last week, and
senior lineman Chnrlcs Harper
has nn nnklc Injury he received
In the Stanton game. Both nre slated to see action Friday, however,
with Altman listed ns n stnrtcr.
OTHER PROI1AHLE starters for
the Antelopes nro Pete Mornlcs
and Jerry Crenshaw, ends; Norman Tanner and Wiley Miller,
Danny Cooper nnd Ronnie
Petty, guards: Randy Hudmnn,
center; Rny Altmnn, quarterback,
nnd James Pollnrd and George
Torres, running backs.
In an intra - squad scrimmage
Wcdnesdny
of last week, the
LUDDOCK
It's homecoming
time for tho Texas Tech Rod
Raiders as they batlc the Rice
4AA FOOTBALL
Owls in an important Southwest
Conference game here Saturday In
Jones Stadium.
ROUNDUP
The game will mark the 17th
meeting between tho two tcnmi.
Season
The Owls lend In tho scries
W L T Pts. Op.
competition dating back to 1942
The Post Antelopes' IOCS District
The Antelopes will open District Denver City , ... 7 1 0 268
t7 in
with a Rice win
in Houston.
IAA football schedule was com- 4AA play next season nt Tahoka Slaton
67
... 6 2 0 204
Rice hasn't beaten Texas Tech
pleted at n district meeting at on Oct. 18 against the Tahoka
Midland Carver.- .- 3 3 1 101 163
since 1963, but the Owls came
Frcnshlp High School (Wolfforth)
who arc moving up to Class Stanton
3 5 0 117 106
last week, and Coach Glynn Gregg AA from Class A, where they have Morton
2 6 0
99 208
1
this week Is negotiating with been for the last several years.
C
0
53 191
Post
e
schools
to complete the
other
The Antelopes will play Frcnshlp Frcnshlp
0 8 0
27 293
schedule.
here Oct. 25. go to Denver City on
District
Nov. 1, play newcomer Idalou here
W I, T Pts. Op.
Nov. 8 and play Morton hero Denver City
8
. 4 0 0 205
4AA district grid
slate set for '68
Jr. High teams
play at Tahoka
Nov. 15.
Slaton
Coach Gregg explained that the Midland Carver....
Post's Junior High football
teams will play at Tahokn today
(Thursday), the games having
been postponed from Tuesday because of bad weather.
The 7th grade game will stnrt
at 5 o'clock this afternoon instead
of the usual starting time of 5:30
with the 8th grade game to follow.
In games here three weeks ngo,
the Post 7th grnde team defeated
Tahoka,
while tho 8th grade
team lost,
Today's games will end the sea1G--
22-1-
son for Conch Waco Reynolds' 7th
graders nnd Coach Hud Davis' 8th
grndcrs.
Professional cowboys in
tnc-klc- s;
Frisco for major event
The nation's
DENVER. Colo.
top professional cowboys arc con
grcgnted in San Francisco, Calif.,
this week making their last bids
of the year for eligibility In tho
National Finals Rodeo.
Only the top 15 cowboys in each
based on money
of six events
nre ell- won during the season
for Thanksgiving
may set an
here, said
record for money won in tnc rouco
1967
BROS,
ams..lb.69c
lb.
1CKS0N BROS.,
lb.
S0N BROS., Cut &
W
69c
lb.
pound tackle,
went Into the Reds' bnckflcld after
Dennis Altmnn was Injured, and
carried the ball nlno times for 133
69c
S
55c
BROS. FOOD LOCKER
Ave H
D,al 3245
205
Coach Gregg said Morales, Miller, Hudman and Hoyd Noble were
outstanding on defense for t h o
Whites, with Tanner, Kenneth
Mitchell, Cooper nnd Jimmy John
ston turning In outstanding iieten-siv- e
Jobs for the Reds.
Tho Post squad nnd its conches
nre scheduled to leave for Denver
City nt 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Mr. Cotton Farmer
The Graham Co-o- p
shape during the off
Gin
has been put into top
season to give you a better
grade in your ginnings.
lion.
The most money won In one year
In n single event was $29,646, set
by Glen Frnnklln, 31, House, N.
M
In calf roping in 1965.
That record should be broken
this year, the RCA said, since
25.
patronage is appreciated!
Bill
Ilovnton.
Okla
has also pocketed $29,359 In steer
wrestling.
Hoth men nre at San Francisco,
...
1
2
2
2
2
. 2
Morton
Post
Frcnshlp
135
-
0
Last Week's
Denver City
0
0
0
0
0
0
Co-o- p
46
63
59
83
27
144
13
156
83
88
34
Results
69, Midland
MOVIESl
Frcnshlp 7; Slaton
Post open.
This Week's Schedule
Post nt Denver City; Slaton at
Midland Carver (Sat.); Morton at
Stanton; Frcnshlp, open.
Joe
D. Hughes is new
owner Plains Record
First Christian Church
sermon subjects told
Sermons nt the First Christian
Church Sunday will be: "Church
Members: The Worst People o n
Enrthl" at 11 n. m. nnd "Midnight
Walts for No Mnn" at 7 p. m.
The Lord's Supper will be
at the morning worship,
Tho pastor, Hcrnnrd S. Ramsey,
extends a cordial invitation to the
public to attend nil services.
It s Jacket Time
SHOW NO, 1
LA. uV A--
AAl
dm
6-- 0
l
Tower double feature
schodulod for weekend
Slaton scored n touchdown In the
second half on a long pass play
and ndded the extra points to pull
up to
then notched a safety
In the flnnl quarter whon n high
snnpback from center went ncross
the Post goal line.
Conch Smith sold nil his running
Rllbcrry, McGuire. Robbacks
ert Pace and Robert Hullock
.V V r
--
V
FLUS
14--
"Johnny Yuma" and "Five Rold
Women" is the double feature
Friday. Saturday,
this weekend
at the Tower Then-- 1
and Sunday
tre.
"Johnny Yuma," In Eastman
Color and Dcltavlslon 70,
played outstanding games, with Mark Damon nnd Lawrence Dob-Duvid Pcre. David Stclzcr. Hob- kin. with a supporting cast of Ro-- 1
by Hodges. James Walker, Arthur salba Norl. Louis Vanncr, Fidel
Torres and Ralph Menchacn a
Gonrnlcs, Gus Harper and Leslie
1
star
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Joe D. Hughes, former editor of the Pecos Enterprise
and Lovington (N.M.) Loader, hai
purchned the Plains Record from
Harry W. Caycc.
Caycc, who said he plans to pur
chase another newspaper soon, announced that he will not leave
Plains Immediately, but will look
after his farming ami other business interests in the area.
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POST,
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21, Stanton 0;
Managor
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CHURCH nF.LL STOLEN
MATADOR
Sheriffs officer
"ere are Investigating the theft of
nt tho Finals, whero $71,250 will the bell from the Macedonia Raphe at stuke In six title races.
list Church.
SHOP
Your
NOVEMBER
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Bilberry scores
twice in frosh
win over Slaton
yards.
!
JACKSON
Whites outscorcd the Reds.
Operating In tho White bnckflcld
were Ray Altmnn, Pollard, Torres
and sophomore David Pierce a t
wlncback. The backfleld for tho
Red team was Jay Hlrd, Dennis.
Altmnn, Ronnie Petty nnd Jnmcs
Tanner, a
Wrapped for Freexer
BEEF
a
Rice has been hit hard by the
Injury bug. Quarterback R o b b y
Shclton was lost for tho season in
the first game Top ground gainer
L. V. Bcnnlngfleld was lost after
the SMU game. Starting defensive
end George Alexander nnd start-- ,
Ing guard Frank Mundolu also are
out of action.
In conference
The Owls nre
!
piny after last week's
loss to
Texas at Austin. Rice,
for
year, has posted impressive victories over Navy, Northwestern,
and SMU.
Texas Tech,
victors over
SMU last week, comes into the
game with all hands healthy and
ready for action,
Quarterback John Scovcll will be
Coach Xltll Smith's Post fresh- directing the Raider attack with
man football team downed the Sla- backs Mike Lclncrt, Kenny Dnkcr,
I
ton freshmen, 14 - 10, here Inst and Jackie Stewart lending n d
leading
Into
vaulted
the
Lclncrt
Thursday night, with Larry
127- scoring both Post touch- rushing spot by virtue of his Musyard
against
performance
the
downs.
190 pounder has
tangs. The
The first counter came in the plckod up 443 yards on 98
carries
opening qunrter with Illlborry
for Tech this year
over on a dive play. The extra
Scovcll will be throwing to his
points try failed to give Post a
end Larry
favorite
receiver
lead.
Gilbert, Tech's lending receiver
Illlborry scored again In the sec- who has caught 16 passes for 232
ond period on u sweep, and JohnIncluding two touchdowns
ny McGuire ran over the extra yards
Klckoff Is slated for 2 p. m
points to boost the Post margin to
McGuire,
Mild, Medium or Hot
USAGE
In
1
arena, with total prize money
expected to be at least S3.G mil
Roy Duvall.
Stanton
4
2
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36-2-
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hopefuls.
Gene Pructt, secretary-treasure- r
of the Rodeo Cowboys Association
ICON
games were "drawn for" at the
district meeting.
"We don't like the Idea of hnv-into play at Denver City two
years In a row, but that Is the way
it turned out In the draw," the
coach said. "On tho other hand,"
he ndded, "Frcnshlp nnd Morton
will both be playing here next
year nnd that will make two years
in a row for them on our field."
Conch Gregg said he expected to
hnvc the
half of
the schedule completed within the
next few days.
Resides Conch Gregg, those representing Post at the district
meeting were Asst. Coach Dilly
Hahn. Supt. William F. Shiver nnd
Principal C. R. Hutchlns.
g
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BROS., HICKORY SMOKED
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homa City, Okla
San Frnnclsco's
Grand National Rodeo, which
ends Nov. 5, offers an estimated
1m
fl AAA
iiimi in iiiizi" iiiiuk'v. in i1a
urn fVttir
Palace nrina nre title .contender,
re gnlng champions and r l n a I s
ICKSON
closo In
Lubbock.
1
Dull-dog-
nc
Intra-squa-
EARLY BUS RUNS
All school buses will run nt 3 p.
m. Friday, Nov 3, so thnt those
that arc needed will be available
to take the band, pep squad and
football team to the Post Denver
City football game at Denver City,
deadlock in affected by the change.
Owls, Raiders to clash
at Tech's homecoming
Pago 9
Thursday, November 2, 1967
cousins,
Aniploocs will bo try- year when weighing
the upset of the
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DORIS DAY
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In
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Caprice
Cinemascope and Color
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Nov. 1, 1967
Justiceburg Halloween
By FRAN McWHIRT
Wilt start off this news with a
brrr as it is cold. According to
our thercmometcr it is 40 degrees
but I believe it is colder
that. Could be because the wind
is blowing a gale.
'Well, another Justiceburg Halloween Carnival has come and
than
ir cost 4 ia:,ooaooo to build the
OKAM7 COULEE PAM twUIPruP TO M
Halloween party held
at Community Center
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IRRIGATE MOKE T HAN ONU
MILUOM ACKE&THE PAM
IS THE VYOCtP'S LAROEdT
SOURCE OF HVPROELECTRICl
carnival a big success
POWER,
flirfii
and to everyone who donated food,
gifts, time and energy to make the
carnival a success, Thanka to Bud
Schlehubcr and Sam Bevers for
calling Bingo. People attended
from Post, Snyder, Fluvanna and
Arlington. Again thanks to everyone. Oops, I nearly forgot to say
thanks to the school children anil
teachers for all the hard work they
gone with alt Indications that
everyone had a good time. The did.
proceeds were great! I would llko
Miss Vera Pcrrlman tr Snyder
to take this opportunity to thank called on her sister, Pearl Nance,
all the ladies for working so hard Saturday.
Mrs, Bud McLaurln and Mrs.
Fernle Reed and Ronnie were in
Snyder Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Key and
children of Abilene recently visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mon Key They are planning to
While downtown move to Farmlngton, N. M.
AUSTIN
Christmas dcocrations ore being
Cecil Smith and Dee Cecil
strung in some places, Texas re
visited Mrs. Ella Murphy on
tailors already are looking forward Sunday.
to record sales In most lines durMrs. Sam Bevers was In Lub
ing the next two months.
bock Wednesday to visit her moThe Texas Bureau of Business ther, Mrs. Gladys Morgan, and
Research reports that the 11 per her brother-in-laand sister, Mr.
cent August to September decline and Mrs. Jack Russell.
in durable sales and five per cent
Riley. Claude and Ralph Miller
tn non
durablo sales shook re- returned last Friday from South
was
"more
than
tailers' confidence
Dakota. On the cay home they
warranted."
stopped In Trinchcra, Colo., and
signs
point
encouraging
More
and Mrs. Excie Smith
visited
to "surprisingly strong" apparel and Mr.Mr.
and Mrs. Gcrat Smith.
store sales this fall, and "sub
Recent visitor In the E, C
stantial increases" are seen In fur Franklins
his sister, M
nlture and appliance store sales, Maude Lynnwasof Hcmct, Calif. rs
Mrs. Pearl Nance buzzed up to
our house Sunday afternoon for a
visit and to tell us there would be
no church service that night due
to the death of the grandfather of
our pastor's wife. Other visitors
were Mrs. Tommy Forrest and
COUNTRY COURT
A county court jry returned a Nona.
Mrs. Lee Reed was In Lubbock
directed verdict of not guilty
to sec Mrs. Allan McCow-en- .
Tuesday afternoon In the trial of Sunday
who
is a patient In Highland
Pete John Nachllnger, who was Hospital. The McCowens are forcharged Aug. 2S with transporting
residents.
alcoholic beverage in a dry area. mer
Mr and Mrs. Jockey Flultt of
charged
Oliver McDougle was
Arllnuton were weekend guests of
Oct. 20 with contributing to t h e the Douglas McWhlrts. Saturday,
dllnquency of a minor. He entered Jackev and the McWhlrt boys visa not guilty plea and bond wa3 ited the Carl Flultts.
set at $500.
Mr and Mrs. Sam Bevers and
Ramona Lupe Do La Crui plead- children went to Midland Sunday
of
ed guilty Oct. 19 to a charge
to visit the J. K. Joneses.
unlawfully destroying personal proMr and Mrs. E. C Franklin
perty. Sho was fined $100 and visited her brother, A. A. Nipper,
costs and ordered to pay for dam- in Lubbock Sunday afternoon.
ages of $43.75.
It was good to have Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Thomas of Lubbock atA tobacco seed can produce In tend church services here Sunday.
five months a plant 20 million They were dinner and afternoon
guests of the Douglas McWhlrts.
times Its own weight
Record said due
in retail sales
COURT0MS
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UTILITY POLE WHICH
THC ELECTRICAL, 6TCUCTUEC
VITAL TO MOOERM LIFE
COSTS APOUT
OVER
35
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RATE
f 40
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a
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spent
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PROPOSALS TO REPLACE THE
OVERHEAD POWER STRUCTURES
WITH AN UNPtRGKOUNP
6YSTEM WOULD COST AM
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Garza County Agent
RANCHER MUST KEEl
EYE ON ECONOMICS
An ap,ricultural economist said
day
in Lubbock that the present
successful rancher must be flrt
of all a business man with a sharp
eye open at all times for oppor-tunltics to reduce costs and increase his revenues, or both.
"This may Involve changlnR his
1
basic ranching program, altering
the seasonality of his purchases or
sales and shifting the risk of price
changes through hedging, improv-- !
ed financial management and close
attention to all economic develop-mcnts affecting his business," said
'Dr WHlard F. Williams, head of
the Texas Tech Department of Ag-- I
ricultural Economics, during a
Ranch Management Conference at
(the Tech Student Union.
About 175 ranchers, businessmen!
and others attended the day long
conference which had as Its
theme, "Tho Ranching Industry-Pa- st
Present, and Future."
Discussing the long - term outlook cf the ranching Industry.
said that "disregarding costs
and considering only market prt-- '
crs pf cows, calves, stockers and:
feeders, for the next
year period we can see Justification for n
nwl clraj of optimum " Depend
mg partially on Rovernment poi
Iclcs regarding Imports, slaughter
cow and feeder cattle prices should
be relatively high during 196S 72,
he added,
In his short - term observations,
Williams said that he expects the
feed cattle sector to go through the
wringer again this spring and summer. Sharply lower prices for all
classes of cattle may be in the picture for as early as January or
February.
The economist pointed out that
ho expects cow and feeder cattle
prices to remain generally satisfactory during the remainder of
the year, with some seasonal price
reductions In November, "The Outlook for the first half of next year,
however, definitely is not good,"
Williams asserted.
In discussing the future of the
cattle Industry, Don King, secretary and general manager of the
Texas and Southwestern Cattle
Raisers Association, sold that the
cattleman of the future must he
more versatile and ready to accept change.
King further pointed out that
land use will become more intensified and diversified. The number
of beef cattle will Increase from
more than 49 milion head this
vear to more than 56 million by
19S0. an increase of H per cent
Accossorios.
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Jimmy Bird was
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the board of supervisors of the
Garza County Soil nnd Water Conservation District at an election
held ot tho Verbena community
center.
Syd Conner, Gnrzn County agent,
was present to explain election
procedures, nna Arnold Sanderson
assisted tn holding the election.
At the board's regular meeting,
Wayne Williams of the Polar community was elected as chairman;
Jaycees
talent for
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their
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VISIT Wmr
re-efc- td
to SCS board
night. They were guests of their
son. Jerrcll, and family In Irving
for the rest of the weekend.
Dcbrah, Jeff nnd Both Brown
spent the weekend with
grandparents, the Bill McMahons.
while their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Brown, attended the football
game In Dallas.
Barbie Gllmore. and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray McClellan and Kim attended the football game In Southland Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs, Doug Morrel, Mrs.
tended. Everyone seemed to have Elva Peel, Mrs. Sally Sherry and
a nice time.
Mrs. Elmo Bush were recently visMr. and Mrs. W. D. Williams itors In the Carl Flultt home.
and Quay spent a recent weekend
D'Lyn and Kellls Byrd
and daugh- the weekend with their grandparwith their
ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Gllstrap, ents, the Elva Peels, Their parIn Denver City.
ents came for them Sunday.
Mrs. Sally Sherry of Drownflcld
MRS. ALMA Coffee of Amarltlo
visited part of last week with the visited her sisters. Mrs. Willie
Hed-ricElva Peel family. Mrs. Paul
Mason and Mrs. Tennle Mason,
of Lubbock came after her over the weekend.
for n visit.
Mrs. James Brown nnd M r s.
The Leo Wltchcr and Dean Laws Lonnle Gene Peel nttended a style
families, Frankle Stanley nnd The-d-a show In Lubbock Friday.
Gandy spent most of Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Flultt Jr..
t.
with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
parents of n son, Jay Hln- The group went on a picnic are the
ton, born Monday morning In the
but the bad weather blew In and
Lcvellnnd hospital. The baby has
thev had to forget the picnic.
Mrs. Elglc Stewart relumed last a brother and sister.
Mrs. Roycc Hart of Odessa visitvisit In
Saturday from a
nwhlle Saturday with Mrs. MaLamnasns with her sister, M r s. ed
Ilcrtha McKlnney. and other re- sonMrs.McClellan.
Hubert Cook of Lcvellnnd
latives, The sisters visited with i
niece, Mrs, John C. Justice and visited Saturday with her sisters,
Mrs. Bob Baker and Mrs. Bobby
her husband In Austin,
Mrs. Dill McMahon took her mo- Cowdrcv. Mrs. Cook and her mother home to Plalnvlew lat week. ther, Mrs. Ethel Redman, were
Mr nnd Mrs. Melvln Williams supper guests of the Cowdrevs nnd
entertained with a supper and fel- Mrs. Cook spent the night with her
lowship following church services mother.
MR. AND MRS. Bobby Cowdrey
Sundav evening. Guests were the
Troy Nelson, Bobby Cowdrey and nnd children nnd Mrs. Viva Dnvls
Mack Ledbetter families, Mr. and were Sunday luncheon guests of
Mrs, Noel White. Mr. and Mrs. tne AiacK Lcaoctters.
The Thelbert McBrldc family
Lewis Mason, Iirucc Evans and
Melanlc, Miss Karen Hawlcy, Don spent Saturday night and Sunday
Mnxcv, nud Sparlln and Mrs. Es- in Lubbock with the Auvy Mc- unties.
ther llarlow.
Mrs. Elmer Cowdrey visited sevVisitors throughout the weekend
tn the Carl Flultt home were the eral times last week with M r s.
Thclhcrt McBrldes. Dob Flultt and Henderson In Twin Cedar Nursing
diughtor of Lubbock. Jack Flultt Home. We hope Mrs. Henderson
of Arlington, the Maurice Flultts soon feels much better.
The Elvus Dnvls family visited
of Morton, Mrs Maud Thomas, the
Rev Charles Hastings, Mrs. Jan-Ir- e the Alvln Davis family Sunday
Reno of Lubork, the Marion afternoon and saw the new baby.
Jay Todd. They also visited tho
Mnthcws nnd Delwin Flultts.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Stone took Jerry Llgons.
Mrs, Roy McClellan and Mrs,
her mother, Mrs. Stanley, home to
Abilene Friday and spent the Willie Mason visited Thursday In
Andrews with the H. L. Masons,
Mr nnd Mrs. L. H. Peel nnd the
Lonnle Gene Peels were supper
rucsis oi mc ueimo uossctts in
Lubbock Thursday and helped the
Gossetts' son, Johnnie, celebrate
his 14th birthday.
Funeral services for Walter L
mc Melvln Williams family and
89,
Altman,
of Carlisle were held Mrs. Esther Barlow
visited Satuat 4 p. m Tuesday in the Carlisle rday In Lubbock.
Haptist Church.
Mrs. Ollle Cooper nnd Chnrlene
Mr. Altman, who was a brother Nelson visited
Saturday evening
of Hen Altman of Post, tiled ear- with Mrs.
Curtis Williams. Curtis
ly Monday In Methodist Hospita' was
at Mercy Hospital sitting up
following a lengthy Illness. Hurial with
his uncle.
was In Resthaven Memorial Park.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Thuctt Sr.
Mr Altman is also survived by were Sunday
luncheon guests of
five sons, four daughters, another airs,
joss Rogers.
brother and two sisters.
The Louis Sinclair family visited
juimay ancrnoon wim tne yunnau
Mnxeys.
Lorenzo
seek
Karen Hawlcy was n Sunday lun'67 show
cheon guest of the Bryan Maxeys
LORENZO
Talent Is beln
sought for the I.orcnxo Junior
Chamber of Commerce's annual
talent show to be held Tuesday
night. Nov. 14.
Individual and group acts ar
welcomed. There will be three div
isions with first, second and third
prizes of 115. $10 and IS in each
division. The divisions arc: (I)
and olementary, (2)
junior high, and (3) hifth school
nnd adult.
Anyone Interested In entering is
asked to contact Van Cypert. Lor- enio High School. Lorenio. Tex
giving division, name, type and
length of act.
By MRS. GLENN DAVIS
Here we are with more news
than we came up with last week.
This Is a good day to stay Inside
as this Monday Is rather cool and
windy. Winter certnlnly came In
with a bang Sunday morning.
A Halloween party was held at
the Graham Community Center
Saturday evening for the young
people. Refreshments of punch,
cookies, popcorn balls were served
after games wcro played. Twenty-tw- o
young people and 11 adults at-
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A'EIV SCIENTIFIC COttCEPTS M JIMS, SPACE
ANP ENEf&r PRESENT CHALLENGING
CML ENStNEERtNG OPPORTLNTIES
tjyONP
THE
REAMS OF
PRESENT-PA- Y
CC 1PREHENStON. , .
CENTRAL BAPTIST Church had
ffrtS TO PAY '3 SWPENTS WHO
a Halloween party and salad supper Thursday night nt the church
in Fellowship Hall. Fun was had
V
by all.
Jim nnd John Thomas spent Sat
urday night with their grandparents, Judge nnd Mrs. J. E. Parker, and attended church with them.
Jurd and Artie Young took Mary
Craig n beautiful bouquet of flowers Artie has grown In her garden Monday.
Ij'here'ars over SO EPUCATONAL MSTITUTTOHS
The Grassland Church of t ho
,v mE avfL ENGINEERING PROFCSSOH.
Naxarene held a church rally and
dinner nt the church Sunday, InroK FORMATION CONSULT YOUR SCHOOL'S
cluding an afternoon program.
fjS. CAREER GUPANCE COUNSELOR OR WRITE:
Mrs. Lucy Cunnlnghnm, Bro. and
Mrs. Rowlings. Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
if iS
31S EAST 4TTH STREET, NEW YORH.N.Y.OOIT frJS
G. McCtcskey and Hoollc and Ln.
vcrno McCleskcy attended a meet
ing at the Grace Church In Lub
bock Sunday night.
Ruth nnd Lois Ingle, Josey nnd
Lnno Jones went to Mulcshoc nnd
Ruth stayed to visit her parents.
while the others went on to Frlo-nThoy returned home Monday
night.
The postmaster stressed that the
Regulations and deadline dates
Mrs. Amos Gcrncr visited
for malting packages overEmma Miller Wedncsdny after- - for mailing Christmas cards and date
packages ovorsens and to distant seas "other than airmail" already
noon.
Is under way.
Terry Laws went to Tnhokn on states have been nnnounccd by
J. McAlistcr.
Sunday mornini; after his grand- Postmaster A.
McAllster pointed out n stlpula
mother. Mrs. Cordle Lnws. They
regardattended the rally at the Church tion of special Importance
ing addresses for ovcrscos miliof the Nnrarene.
The Instructions rendMrs. Warrick of Lubbock spent tary mail.
"Tho five - digit APO or F P 0
Monday with Mrs. Lucy Cunning
number is nn essential part of
ham.
showing nil
Mrs. Ada Odom nnd Mrs. O. II. these addresses. Mall
nddress,
Hoover visited Mrs. H. W. Ed- the other elements of the rating,
Is, the name, rank or
that
nftcr-nooIn
wards
Tnhokn Tuesday
service number und organisation,
tho five - digit military
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. S. Turner scpnl without
number is Incompleteoffice
post
Inst week in Center and helped her
The five - digit nummother, Mrs. Lon Crawford, cele- ly addressed.
required to route the mnll
brate her 90th birthday. They went berItsIs destination
nnd effect Its deon to Houston to bo with Mrs. Tur- to
ner's sister, Mrs. Crcssle Hood, livery."postmaster also said to asThe
who underwent mnjor surgery last
delivery of pockages to oil
Thursday. We are glad to report sure
a list should be made of
places,
doing Just fine.
that she
the parcel contains nnd
Items
Mrs. Blllle Inkelbnrgcr come showing tho addresses of both the
homo from the hospital Thursday
person to receive the package and
nnd is recuperating nicely.
sender. This list should be plaVisiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Jurd the insldo tho parcel for use In
ced
Young throunhout the weekend
the outside address or wrapwere Buck Thompson. Henry and enso
pings should be lost.
Hucdn Young of Lubbock, D. L.
Recommended mailing dates arc
Young. Ruby nnd children of Lub
follows:
as
bock. Ruby Dnlton nnd dnughtcr
Airmal to Armed Forces over-senof Meadow, Joe nnd Wllmcr EdDec. MO: other than nlrmnll.
wards of Clovis, N, M., n niece, Oct.
10.
Dixie Nell Holistcr nnd baby of
Parcels to distant stntos before
Georgia, n niece, Annie Violet Dor. 10,
Graves of Post nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Usage of Zip Code is urged.
Wllllnm Young nnd grnndson o f
MENU
.
PM
Da ly
C10SED
MONDAYS
DIAL
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nt the Crosby County Gun Club
Range, ono mllo north nnd ono.
fourth mllo west of Rolls. Tli.J
shoot will begin at 10 n.m. Satur-- I
day nnd 1 p.m. Sunday.
C. COLE
POST NO. 270.
Annual
Veterans Day
Supper
Thursday: Corndog with mustard, blackeye peas, creamed potatoes, carrot sticks, wholewheat
bread, butter, strnwberry shortcake, milk.
Friday: Portion fish sticks, tarter sauce, buttered corn, tomato
wedges, rolls, butter, peach and
cheese salad, milk.
Whitoflat woman pulls
bales of cotton alono
7 P.M. Saturday, Nov. 11
MATADOR
Mrs. W. R. (Bill)
Tllson of the Whlteflot community
has pulled n bale of cotton by
herself and delivered it to a gin
here.
at American Legion
Mrs. Tllson's husband, a veteran
of World War II. was a patient In
Lackland AFB Hospital In San Antonio nt the time.
Working alone, early and late,
Mrs. Tllson pulled 1,640 pounds of
bale
snaps, from which n
was ginned.
BARBECUE
Hall
& BUSINESS MLETING
Try To Come
d
Dispatch classified
,
967
INVITED TO
AREA VETERANS
AMERICAN LEGION
milk.
while you sleep.
RALLS TURKEY SHOOT
RALLS
Garza County sports- men nre Invited to attend the
Ralls Lions Club's annual turkey
shoot Snturday nnd Sunday, Nov
J
ads work
NOW IN PROGRESS -- HUDMA NT 22nd
Your response to our big, annual sale has been just
tremendous! But we still have dozens and dozens
of bargain buys in quality furniture, carpet linoleum
and decorator pieces!
Lubbock.
Mrs Lucv Cunningham's sister,
Clnlrin McEIyln, of Spur
Sunday through Friday with her.
The Leonard Cribbles liml lunch
with thorn one day and thoy were
luncheon guests nt the Gribblos
ono day.
Jerry Hoover and Gary of
visited Jerry's mother, Mrs.
0. If. Hoover Saturday and fixed
her place up for winter. Her daughter, Nlnn Belle, of Plnlnvlew
spent the weekend with Mrs. HooLub-joc-
k
The Rev. ami Mrs. 0. N. Reed of
Midland visited Mrs. Lucy Cunningham Saturday morning.
Mrs. Amos Gerner visited
mother, Mrs. O. F. Hnloy, Wednesday and Sunday, She Is doing
her
fair.
-
Christmas mailing dates and rules
are announced by postmaster here
Thursday, Nov. 2,
The Post (Texas) Dispatch
JAMES
Tuesday: Pinto beans with salt
pork and chill seasoning, onion
rings, pepper rings, chilled tomatoes, orange Juice, cornbread muffins, fruit jello, milk, butter.
Wednesday:
Baked turkey with
dressing and glblct gravy, green
beans, green vegetable with spin-ucbread, butter, canned plums,
1
ver.
FUll BREAKFAST,
liHrurnu t nikiMCD
ALL
milk.
Hew gas
spent
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Meals served In tho Post school
cafeteria Monday through Friday
of next week will be as follows:
Monday: Ranchburgcr on buttered bun, new buttered potatoes,
English peas, bun, raisin cobbler,
nrk
.1
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Ruth Infile nnd ctaURhtcrs nnd
Mary Lee Laws and Cindy took
Robert Wcntherby home Friday
afternoon nnd wcro dinner guests
In the Wcntherby home. They also
visited the Donnlo Falrwcathcrs
and Victor nullnrds In Lameso.
Mr. and Mrs. Jurd Young spent
Wednesday night In Midland with
their son nnd family, the Shirley
n n (1 Youngs.
birth- -
V.ihriitc his
LEVELLAND VISITOR
Visiting Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Ethel Redman was her
daughter, Mrs. Hubert Cook of
Lcvclland. Mrs. Cook nlso visited
the Jlmmlo Redmans, Bob Bakers j
nnd Bobby Cowdrcys.
Mrs. 0. H Hoover visHed Mrs.
Will Wright Wednesday morning.
Ruby Clnborn and Mrs. Amos
Gerner visited their daughters in
Lubbock Friday.
Mrs. Amos Gerner visited Ruby
Claborn, Forrest and Sandra Clnborn nnd daughter Sunday ufter
noon.
in
rates
Rock Maple
effect soon
Gas used for doAMARILLO
mestic and commercial purpose!
after Nov 15. 10G7, will be bilM
at n new rote by Pioneer Gas
Company. In June, the Company
fnr nn 115 per cent In
the West Texas
crease In rates m t...
in- Cnntnm.
sorvlco nrcn, nnu oy iiltowns had
nnd
cities
of
the
nil
ber
approved the new rate
Since it began serving the nrcu
In 192S, Pioneer has applied the
e
same rate in the West Texns
area, and this new rate will
tweomo effective in nil cities and
towns simultaneously.
Pioneer Nntural Gn Company
will commence paying nddltwnal
taxes to tho cities and towns nt the
same time. The new tax will be 3
per cent of the gross receipts, rather than the 2 per cent which had
been paid previously. This tax is
in addition to local ad valorem
taxes, nnd sales tnxes nnd t h c
gross receipts tax paid the State
Tell City
24.50
REGULAR
34.50
Extension Table and Six Large
Upholstered Chairs
Tell City Rocker
REG. PRICE
Slight Damage on tUge
DISTRIBUTOR
Bald ridge Bread
By
LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS
Tal e
Small
59 95
REG. 229.50 MATCHING CHINA
38.95
SALE
CLOSET
SALE
189.50
Sofa Bed
ONLY
Rock
With
Ami With
JeddU-pOin-
City
Covers
By Tell
t
UP TO
SALE PRICE
ALL
129.95
DEPARTMENT!
COMPARE PRICES ANYWHERE! GOOD CARPET AS LOW AS 3.95
YD.
.95
14.95
Pictures
SALE
Sp.
1 1
6.95
PRICE
French With Tuftei Bick
REG. 329.95
SHOP OUR CARPET
These
I
REGULARLY
Couch
ion
Contemporary
39.95
Maplr
SALE
Green Vmyl Cover
SALE
Foot Stools
With Purchaso of Matching Suito
Now
Upholiterod
50.75
Theso Sots in Boxes
Ready io Wrap!
With Wool Lap Robes
REGULAR
1
39.95
PRICE
189.50
289.50
SALE
of
Support Him
PRICE
SALE
ser-vic-
LEON BRADDOCK
Buying Baldridge!
REGULAR
By BASSETT
2-Cush-
On Tuesday, Nov. 7
and 4 Chairs
1
Announcing
and Bakery Products
King Size Card Table
Dining Room Suite
ROCKER
PRICE
WILL BECOME POST'S
Samsonite
Mediterranean
ce
PRICE
.
8.95
and many more SALE BARGAINS now at:
HUDMAN FURNITUR
"YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD"
CO.
fago
Thursday, Nov. 2, 1967
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The
Pot
(Texat) DUpalch
4-- H
NEW YOCK TEENAGERS
gTACTED "COPE' JOtiEdTO
REPLACE THE ELEPHANT
JOKES. NOW IKE WHOLE
COUNTER IN OK ir.THE
MAKECS OP COPE, A
Girls Fourth
Fifth Grade
Club at a recent meeting in t h u
primary building.
Those elected were: Nancy
Reno, president;
Patti Parrlsh,
vice president; Nancy Branson,
secrctury; Tina McAllstcr, reporter, and Jennie Miller, Council
delegate,
Tho club's next meeting will be
Nov. 16 at the
building.
EEMEPV FOE WOMEN'S HNSlOr.
ucjru-ii-
WlTF
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FOLLOWING
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EXAMPLES
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WEEKEND VISITORS
Recent visitors In the homo
of Mr and Mrs. Rny Young were
Young of LubVictor Vargas, 16, son of Mrs. Miss LaGayluah
Estella Vargas, Is at the Gary bock. Mr and Mts.of Chnrlle
Odessa, Mr
and children
Job Corps Center, San Marcos,
Young
and chll-.!Gnvlon
Mrs.
and
a
ns
training
receiving
where he Is
nr
Din Harold Chillis and
mechanic.
children of San Angclo. Mr. nndi
Victor, who attended the
schools, left for the Job Corps cen- Mrs. Lonnle Peel and Mr. nnu
ter Oct. 25. He writes his mother Mrs. Jeff Huddlcston.
that he likes it fine at the center
SUNDAY VISITORS
and Is looking forward to tho
training he will receive.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11111 Clary of
nrontc. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Clary of
A
Cambodian wedding cere- Wilson nnd Mr nnd Mrs. O n I c
mony lasts three days. It begins Clary of Lubbock were Sunday
with prayers at the home of t h c guests In the home of Mr. a n d
Mrs. Orinn Clary.
bride's father
Victor Vargas faking
Job Corps training
Girls
Club olocts
officers for the yoar
Officers were elected by the
70
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Something to sell Want to buy?
Try a Dispatch classified nd,
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They nre the parents of Tonito.
old equestrian who at)
a
appears In the big program
The International Horse Show
part of the rodeo, will feature An
datusian and Portuguese bullflgh'
ing horses, the magnificent LippU-aner- s
from Austria, the Paw of
Peru, Morgans and Appaloosas
from the United States und several
Mexican breeds.
The Agultars breed and train
their horses on their 30.0OO.acre
ranch in Zacatecns, Max.. and en
their large estate In the suburbs
LUI1D0CK
One of
fop motion pit furc actresses, Mor
Silvcstre, co ttars with Tony
singing cowboy, in the National Mexican Rodeo scheduled
CT Municipal Colleeum here Nev.
11-1-
Jllrnm Purks, Lubbock producer,
said the rodeo would be staged at
8 p.m. on Nov. 11 und at 4 p.m.
on Nov. 12.
Miss Silvcstre. singer nnd
has played opposite Agultar.
fai a score of Mexican films. Aa- uilnr has made 98 movies and 43 of Mexico City.
The rodeo presents a troupe of
hilled ns the No 1
Mexican cowboyi in exciting dlv
singing chnrro (cowboy),
plays of trick riding, trick roping
bareback bull riding
j bronc riding,
VISIT WITH PARENTS
all Jammed into nn
curd.
Mrs. Morris Kirby nnd children,
Mexican cowboys perform the
Terri nnd Mike, of ChatfloM spent same riding and roping feats as
two weeks visiting her parents, U. S. rodeo cowboys, but there :t
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Bland Mrs. a difference In approach. The char-- ,
Klrhy'ir husband, accompli Med by
4o not compete nftatnet tho
his brother-in-laand steter. Mr. chKk they are scored on skill
and Mrs. J. C Coker of Delias, grace, during and endurance
spent Friday night In the HUmhI
The chnrro nre not nicked up
Dome and they all left Saturday to utter an elght-earide on a
rut urn to their reenective aoewee. Brahma bull, but tney rwle uat.l
ttwy lignal to be taken off.
The towiinti "xle also lenturei
SF.MINOI.K VISITOR
an authenir martecM band.
( Vlsitin
Sumtay in the heme of
The Agutlar
snsnahed at
(Mr, and Mrs llemkl Vose wm Us tendance rconi at the Los An-'
gem-,
Mrs.
Anderson
Joe
of
sister.
eehM SfMiria Arena and the Sen
Inolc. Mrs. Amlermm alee vtattad PrmMriaen Cow Palwc at tae sUr
'Wr mother. Mrs Jeaete Voce. 1st of a California tour bt July.
tiha Golden Years Nurs4K llaeue.
WEEKEND GUBSTS
CALIFORNIA TRIP
Recent guesM In the home if
i
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stone return-- ! Mr and Mrs. Ray N Smith were
t
thetr daughter awl family, the
,tl homo Sunday from n k
Rev and Mrs. Wllttnrn Uhlman of
iit with their son and daughter- - Stanton,
am! their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. D a r r e
Stone, In San Jose. Calif They the Robert A. SmKh. of Odessa
also toured the Redwood Purest
ATTEND FOOTBALL GA.MH
.while there.
Mr and Mrs W C Kiker and
wvn attended the Carlsbad
WEEKEND GUESTS
N M
Hobb
foivhall game ft.
Weekend guests of Mrs J M dav niht in Hohbs The Kikers
.Gordon and Nova were the Rv grandson Rirhard Brown plsv
nd Mrs. Leo Silvers of Sweet on the Carlsbad team which dc
water
fr.itrd Hohbs "0
s,
All
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Winners will spend a
ntgllt in New York City I
They will havo Dinner for
.
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a
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,
O' tho DelrnonlCO
Hotel and a chaulfourcd
limouilne lo toko them fo
orchosira seats at a loading Broadway showl
mum
Winnors will slay al
CONTINENTAL
of
lh.
famoui
wiyi
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HOTEL
In lh. ily,
d.cor and cUiIrw. U, CONTINENTAL,
orch.lttt ho dulaned tht Porit On.,n
dwroltd
.
NAPOUON
STAUUNT
ol 1870 ond withsot tquolhhS-t- I
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Froshncss
HEN TURKEYS
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BONUS PRIZE!
The ptraiurti of your tucllino trip to Torli bgln vSn you ilp
oboord yowr TWA SlofSlrtom Jtl. Rij, comforlobl rtdlnlng mill,
tWKiowe moii, imptccobie otieniivs rv)C or on mrroowcTion
10 lh
world 01 Irani world Alrhnt. tnjoy wto.tcrin moviti,
plut 8 ct.onnli ol clotileol ond populor mwiic. In a f.w pl.o.ont
hovr, olmoit btlors yog Inow It, your drtom vocation Ii o reality.
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Pott Inturanct Agency Building
Office Open Wednesday
I
FOR TWO AT THE FABULOUS NAPOLEON RESTAURANT IN PARIS, FRANCE
SERVED WITH DINNER
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Rib
Farmor Jonoj,
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Sliced Bologna p.S
SS
S iced Bacon
Packago 45c
THESE PRICES
Pumpkin Pie
Hash Brown Potatoes
59
Cut Corn
w.,
59
CtdtrVsUcy
Pound Package
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Firmr Jont, All Mal
N,V
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Dallas Cowboys vs.
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To
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wo can make yoo
th'i price
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Let
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Juice
Professional,
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