Marfa - Home of The Highland Hereford ond World's Finest Climate
MARFA, PRESIDIO COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 194«
VOLUME 42
NO. 10
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Parade Set For 5 pm
Special Award
At Fort Davis
Telescope At McDonald Is
Dedicated To Otto Struve
Festivities for the annual
Marfa Junior Rodeo will get
underway Friday at 5 p.m. when
a -huge parade will Wind
through downtown Marfa heralding the opening performance
of the three day event.
NV M-; Roy Cooper, Monument,
N. M.; David Wheeler, Denver
City; Ricky Black, Marfa; James Ward, Odessa; Buddy Cochran, El Paso; David! Wilson,
El Paso; Robert Absher, Rankin; Mike Furgeson, Petersburg; Mark Mills, Sheffield;
Tony Virden, Ballinger; PauT
Petska, Carlsbad; George Paul,
Del Rio; Gary Ward, Odessa
and Sid Savage, Melrose, N, M.
The big parade will form Ctt
South Highland Avenue and
March north on Highland t o
the "Courthouse.
Participants
in the parade include rbdep entries, various organizations and
businesses.
Black Rodeo Company will
furnish, the stock for the show. "Htfutt Black is furnishing s t o d t for many of the Emajor junior
shows this season and his stock
is reported to be top shape.
The arena for the show this
year is in top condition^ It has
just
recently
undergone »
complete rebuilding and the
stands have been repaired for
more comfort in watching the
show.
Tom Glasscock will be. the
clown for the-show and he
promises many laughs for all.
General Manager ~and Arena
Director for the Rodeo is Ike
Livingston. Livingston has advised that "we have the show
lined up io move
^fr
we should have a good show tor
the spectators.^^ Timers for the
events are to be Marlene Pond.
and Eva Bunton. Riding Judges
are Buck Tomlinson and Cle^f
Fowlkes, Flagman
for
the
events will be Tex Dulahey
and pickup men will be Mutt
A special
Career Service
Election time is here again
Award was presented this morand even though it may not
ning at Fort Davis National
seem to be worth the effort to
Historic Site to Duane D. JaThe world's leading astronoDuring
the
symposium, are no major cities to cause in cobs of San Angelo.
go vote such a short ticket, we
get out Saturday and vote. mers met here last week hold- j Struve's work was praised "by tortoring light rays at night,
Approximately 110 contestJacobs recently retired from
Polling
places
in
Presidio ing symposium sessions on Fri- | Dr. W. W. Morgan of Chicago, was operated jointly by ..the
County will be at the Presidio day and Saturday mornings and who associated closely with Universities of Chicago and the National Park Service after ants are expected to take part
County Courthouse in Marfa then attending dedicatory cere- -.Slruve after Struve's arrival Texas until a few years ago. It 36 years service in. federal em- in the rodeo sponsored by the
Marfa Chamber of Commerce.
is now operated solely by the ployment.^—
far Precincts one, two and nine. monies at McDonald Observa- from Russia in the 1920s.
Three big performances have
University of Texas under the
Precincts three, four and five tory Saturday afternoon at
The award was a citation for
"Struve's
excitement
and
enwill vote at Presidio. Precinct 4:30 honoring Dr. QttQ struve, thusiasm and , his ability to direction of Dr. Harlan Smith, Meritorious Service dnd was been scheduled for Friday and
six at Ruidosa, Precinct eight its first director. Dr Sfruver communicate ideas, constituted chairman of the^Texas Depart- signed by-Secretary .Of The In- Saturday night and Sunday afment of Astronomy.
must all make the effort to considered a giant in the field
terior Stewart Udall. In a Ternrjotr. The bright performhis
most
important
contribuAn inter university coopera* statement prepared for the ances are to begin at 8 p.m.
at Candelaria and Precinct ten of astronomy, was director of
tion
to
astronomy,"
Morgan
the
University
of
Chicago's
Yer*
live program begun in 1932, presentation, Udall said, "Ja- and the afternoon show will
at Candelaria.
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kes Observatory and the Mclong before . such , programs cobs
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displayed
exceptional get underway at 2 p.m. The
Donald
from
1932
to
1947.
He
Let's all go to the Rodeo.
The McDonald Observatory, were common,--was cited Satur- ability to analyze situations and rodeo is A.J.R.A, approved and
Welcome signs are going up died in 1963.
considered one of the best sites day at dedication ceremonies at resolve detailed problems in points won will count toward
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all over town in preparation for
in the U. S. because it is in an the University of Texas' W. J. nroper perspective to the total national titles.Several of the entrants *n
the event. Connie Adams is
area that averages only 40 rainy McDonald Obervatory.
Service program."
Summer
Bible
School
painting signs oh store windays a. year and where there
Jacobs entered the Forest the Marfa'. show are now in
Vice-Chairman
Frank
C.
Eron the National
dows and the town is really
S o r v W fir<:t ?nH t h ^ n rhp ]SJa. contention
Will Start Monday ~
win.
J.iv
of
The
University
oT
looking bright for the occasion.
tional Park Service in 1929 at Point Standings. Among those
Texas
Board
of
Regents
said
The
Summer
Biblie
School
—ATB—
Lasser Volcanic National Park, are Janet Stover of Buena
this
progressive
concept
came
of
Marfa
Churches
w
i
l
l
get
A special event at the Rodeo
California. In 1933 he Ebecame Vista, New Mexico, Ti Ada
from
the
late
Dr.
Struve
in
underway
a
t
>
the
First
is a Goat Sacking- contest
Ranger at Yosemite National Sharp and Marien Sharp of
whose
memory
McDonald's
S2
Methodist
Church
on
Monbetween the Marfa Lions and
Park and in 1942 he transfer- Lamesa, Texas, who are in coninch
telescope
was
named
at
day,
June
6.
The
school
the Rotarians. Both .teams are
to Joshua Tree National tention for Ail-Around girls in
1 red
the
ceremonies
which
conclud
•'G..-W.
"Dub"
Evans,
Magdalwill
run
through
June
11
Monument as, acting Superint- the 8 to 12 age group. Carta
already claiming victory even
ed
a
two-day
astronomy
symona,
N.
M.,
a
rancher
for
more
and
classes
will
be
held
endent. He entered the U. S. Beth Black of Marfa is in the
though the contest is not set
posium
held
here.
.,_.
than
a
half
century,
was
named
from fi a.m. to 11 a.m.
Navy in 1043 and returned to N a tional S tanding s for Opt ional
until
Saturday night.
Both
Agriculturist
of.
Distinction
^
F
o
u
r
^
y
s
a
r
olds
through
Dr. Struve, the first director the National Park Service in Racing. In the i girls group 13
teams have a judge to watch
during
annual
Awards
Day
Junior
High
School age
of the observatory, advanced 1946 as district ranger at Yos* to 15, Debbie Furgeson of
the judge to see that the .con(May
18)
at
the
College
of
children
wilt
participate,
acque
McAshen,
the idea that the University of mite'-and was detailed in-1950 Petersburg,
test is run according to-Jthe
Agriculture & Home Economics Chicago, of which he was a to Glacier Bay National Monu- Hope,- New
according to Mrs. George
Mexico; Kathy
rules, if there are any rules for
at Hew Mexico State Univer- faculty member, should-operate ment in. Alaska, In 1953 he was Brennand,
•Cross.-.
El Paso;
Betty
a goat sacking contest.
sity.
The
award,
which
was
assigned
to
Shenandoah'
Nation-fcpoper,
tt:
the
observatory
for
the
Uni—ATB—
Monument,
-Mr;
preacntod by—NHStLL^Prcsident •yorsiry of Texas which had re- al Park as park ranger for two Cheryl Stover, Buena Vista,
Maxine Mitchell, brought in a
Roger B. Corbett, is made to an reived the McDonald bequest vears and then went to Mount N.M.;
little
article
that
believe
Jimmie Gibbs, Valley
J
individual
who has made an for its construction. Texas at MciKnley where he was sup- Mills and Joy Cooksey -of Oral
should be passed e h . "Lately
outstanding contribution to the that time, however, had neither erintendent.
will be in attehdance at the
there have been signs of extreagriculture
of the state.
me cruelty around town First
the funds nor the faculty for
Jacobs was assigned to the Marfa show.
Evans, 78, has been active in its operation.
a dog was found with an arIn the girls 16 to 19 division
* . Mid-West Regional Office in
New
Mexico
cattle**
industry
gosy through him. The dog was
in
attendance will be Jo Poarch,
Cmaha
in
1959
and
when
he
The Region Soaring Contest
Mr. Erwin said it had altaken to the Marfa Veterinary is scheduled ~to get underway since "T919. Named Cattleman ways been intended by the retired in December of 1965 Hereford; Sally Preston. Pecos;
Hospital and will be okay. BUT at Presidio County Airport next of the Year in 1961 by the New Board oi Regents that Texas he was Regional Chief, Divi- Gennean
ROswell, Rlantf anH Johnny F i ^ e r a l d L __
what about the one who shot week. Although actual competi- Mexico Cattle Growers Assn, should ultimately assume coin sion of Resources Management N.M.; Kathy Greenwood, Carls- Secretaries ace Helen Black
the arrow? Are they "all tion is not scheduled until June he has worked continually for plete resppnsibiiitv for the ob- and Visitor Protection.
had. N. M.;'""Kay Armstrong, and Billie Ann Evans.
right ?'' Monday a cat was 12; contestants are expected to the improvement of ranching j-servatdry
• Franklin G> Smith, superin- Midland; Alexis Bell, El Paso;
Two Special events h a y e ^
found with an arrow through begin arriving a few days a- in the state* He is past presidKarla
McAshen,
Hope,
N.
Mi;
tendent
of
Fort
Davis
National
been
scheduled this year - • -as
"The agreement with Chicago
its eye. This is something that head of time fo try out their ent of the New Mexico Cattle which was signed in 1932 pro- Historic Site made the presen- and Jewell Campbell of El Paso. spectator pleasers, according t o
must be stopped not only for ships, according to Fritz Kahl, -Growers Assn. and a present vided for construction of the tation.
Among the top boys taking Livingston. A "Boot Scramble**
,
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member of the board of direct observatory'. and joint operathe safety of our animals and Soaring Directpr.
part
,in .J'the - Marfa Rodeo will for youngsters will take place
Mrs. Jacobs accompanied her
small children but the one resbe Marty
Petsfca, Carlsbad, on Friday night and Sunday
"We are going . to have some ors of the American National tion of McDonald Observatory hushand to Fort Davis.
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ponsible > also needs help.. If of the top pilots in the United Cattlemen's Assn. ^ .
with Chicago's Yerkes Obser:
afternoon. A
special "Goat
your, child plays with a bow States in
vatory:
fVVilliams
Bay,
Wis.)
Evans is vice-prcsUe it and a
Sacking" contest between the
the competition,"
and arrow, take time to ex- Kahl said. .
under
Dr.
Struve,"
he.
added.
..
member
of
the
executive
comMarfa
Lions and the Marfa Ro>..,-.
plain the rules of safety and
"The agreement was modifitary Club is scheduued for SatThis contest will differ from mittee of New Mexico Boys
shrug or otherwise indicate urday night.
humanity-^ that go along with the Soaring Meets of the past Ranch; a member of the exe- ed in 1959 a~s Texas' program
By
lack of concern. Eighty individthese toys. They, can be con- in that, the pilots will, actually cutive
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council of the
Boy in astronomy broadened,.and in
sidered toys only as long as. toe competing against the clock Scouts Of. America, and serv.es 1962-63 the entire operation of
It. is election day. Much is uals admit that they'd never
they are used for fun. Inflict- with official timers and judges on state and national forest McDonaM Observatory was pla- at stake in my- state. But most voted: (Could the deeds that
ing pain changes a toy into a from the Soaring Society of advisory boards. He is a past ced , under the Department of of my town's 4 7000 inhabitants landed us here be germane to
weapon.
chairman of the Cibolo Nation- Astronomy at. The .University are chronic misfits .who could- such disregard for democracy?)
America.
of Texas," Mr. .Erwin noted. n't care : toss. ' stilt; they a r ^ Consider three responses to the
:. .—ATB—-.E'E:.,,__,; •The EMar.fa Soaring Associa- al, Forest Advisory Board.
k to jirgue. politics. And, be- question: "Did you vote regu^
:.- Was put to. The Thunderbird tion, The Marfa Chamber of
He is vice-president and a "However, a .close worki-ng re^yxm~;werr-free-?^ ~
rrf-UN-E. a
the other day to see the new Commerce 'are the sponsoring member of the executive com- lationship with'-the University cause time seems longer, .Tem- HSr1y~~Wrfen
Presidio
vsr- West Texas
Gamblirig
syndicate
,
underlpers
are
shorter
in
my
town.
dining room they have added groups.
mittee of Bloys Camp Meeting, of Chicago remains effective
eorder*s vs Border Patrol^
Therefore, such arguments are ing (age 33; serving 5-10 yearsi:
on. Mrs. Franks now has not
Skillman's Grove, Texas, a mem. to this "das'."
As a long-range consequence more apt to end in mayhem. '^Th<» organization always saw
only a large dining room but
ber of the New ..Mexico Farm
JUNE «
S3truve's progressive where I live. The name of my to~~it that I voted; even told
a private dining room for about
and Livestock Bureau and New of Dr.
Border Patrol vs Presidio
who to VOte for
2S people. The large room will
Mexico WoolEG rowers, Inc. At "Toncept and his inspired lead: town is Southern Michigan meAlcoholic
West Texas vs CordeVS
(doing 1-2 for non'
accommodate about 100. The
one time he served in the state ershi.p The University of Tex- Prison.
. • -.JUNE 9
as has been able to undertake . Even as breakfast is served, support): "They'll, let us off
rooms are paneled and have
senate. •'
','
work
in
time
to
make
it
to
the
a
young
murderer
and
a
midPresidio
vs. Corder's^
aew. furniture. The furnishings
For years, Evans has conduct- its training of graduate stupolls,
all
right,
But
I'd.
stop
at
Border Patrol vs. West Texas
A public hearing will be held, ed the Mohtosa Cowboy Camp dents . in astrdnbmy, using the dieaged burglar come close to.
include • original painting by
;
a
buddy's
house
to
talk
the
blows
in
a
debate
on
the
abiliin Marfa on June. 7 -for the Meeting and Boy Scout Jam- excellent facilities of the obserLucille Logan.
JUNE 13
ties of Governor Romney. An election over. There'd be a
purpose
of discussing a minor boree on his ranch. He has: vatory, Mr. Erwih declared.
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West Texas vs Presidio
The special guests were en- alert guard breaks it up just bottle.' or two around. And
Man Around The Bend says change in the Texas Parks and been an active supporter of 4-¾
som
ehow,
before
I
considered
Department
regula- an4 FFA clubs. In his* cattle tertained, with a barbecue at the in,tirne^. -. ..; .;.-•
Border Patrol vs Corder-s
go 'r*6 the Junior Hodeo this Wildlife
all
•••'''.the
issues
and
candidates
The
burglar
is
serving
his
fifW P | ^ end and support the pro- tory program.
operation, Evans has built and Prude Ranch after the cere• •
••:ji)ni''i$-y>'-y'-^::.'\
and
decided
who'd
get
my
vote
th
term
in
my
town.
I
know
The hearing will be held in maintained a quality herd. His monies at McDonald Observatd
gram.-. '..
Presidio vs Border Patrol
the Presidio County Courts entire . calf crop is usually r y Appruxlinately EtsO "Were irrr^veW- So, after he cools it was either too late*T>r I was
Corder's ys Weat, Texas
off, I needle him a . bit, saying. too loaded to care any more/'
- ,
house at 3 p.m, for the discus- bought "sight unseen." He has present
"I take it .you voted for Rom- EVote fraud fall.guy (age 72,
J U N g 20
sion of a change of date for carried out considerable range
serving
1
½
^
years)
J
-Election
ney.""'••':
the Antelope season to October improvement in construction of
Corder's vs Presidio
v
days
was
gravy
days
for
me.
I
"You
Hiddin'?'
he
said,
1 through October 9. The pro- fences, brush control and stock
"i always voted. Got five bucks a West Texas vs Border Patrol
D.M.F. Scholarship
never voted in my lif0. t
posed season would offer two water tanks.
:
sense enough to know no mat ballot. Sometimes T made .fifty--. ^ ' • ' • ' E E - : J J U N € E 23 :'"•'.^53,4jwe^ejidsEE. JOXE buntin;? Eiftfltgaffi
^Slirn^To Marathon Girl
EPresidioys West Texas
ter who's elected, the best John five- sixty dollars."
ot Marfa was injured -Monday of one, '•• . E -E-..;.••
Corder's vs Boirder Patrol
Miss Margarite Salmon Bae- Q, Public's gonna get is the "As for meE— weu, it's, occaJ. Weldon -Watson, Execu
about ^:30 p m . while- replacing
za who graduated May 27 from w6rst of it. The hell With slonatiy difficult 'to face the
fuses at the Marfa Generating tive Director for, the DepartItJHt tt
mirror of patriotism and like
Marathon High School* is reci- votin'!"
has announced
that
Plant of West Texas Utilities. ment,
Border Patrol Vs Presidio
pient of the Scholarship grant*
That's seditious philosophy, what you see. -Instead of vot
than minor
editorial
Navarro came in contact with other
West Texas vs Corder*s
ed by the Davis Mountain Fe- isn't it? " T h e hell with votin'!" ling, I've often gone^hunting or
high voltage electricity and changes that will hot involve
JUNE 30'••:•••
means down with detnocracy, J fishing j attended to selfish mat
FORT DAVIS — A package deration of Women's Clubs..
received flash burns On his five seasons bag limits or means
Presidio vs Corder's
your country, youj* government ters of assorted kinds. Indeed,
arms and about the face.
and methods of taking the wild- store election here Saturday
This
scholarship, tn
the and, consequently, every home TVe leaped cm every fame^ex-" Border Patrol vs West Texas.
He received emergency treat- life resources in the various the 28th authorized the sale of amount of $200.00 is used by
ment in Marfa arid was then counties, relatively few sug- beer by a vote of 52 to 26, ex- the student hr paying tuitipti (where government really be- Cjse in the American voters
^ West Texas v$ Presidio
book. But the future will offer
gins) in the land.
taken to Brewster County Wenvt gested changes will be brought actly two-to-one.
Border Patrol vs border's
cost for fall and spring semes„ j - « ' . * V _ _ ^ : ' « i . _ » ' • . . . J i . — ; • ' !.•»•.'
« . » • '• . . - ^ - - ^ - ^ - j i . . M . * . . i — E
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opportunities
to
prove
my
det*
Yet,
I've
voiced
such
sedition
•..•••ItC
is
understood
Dolores
oriai Hospital where he re- ITtr for discussion:
.•"' f 3ii.ty. : ;.tt ; . v "-' ••
ters at Sul RossC
ermination
never
again
to
skip
myself. It came out something
Watson has -, encouraged the JBae?a will put in the; shop, He
mained until
Presidio vs Border Patrol
Clubs affiliated
with the like; this: ^Gouldn't make it to a chance to vote;
''His condition ii* not consK* public to attend t h e h e a r i n g has a hew cement block buildCorder's vs West Texas
In the meantime, what about
DMFu-jestablished this award the polls, J had other things
dered serious.". Herman Ledbet- and to make any comment ing ready.
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o
u
?
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to
do
oh
election
day/'
The
re*,
ter, District Manager "of the they may have on the existing
This is for'' Commissioners with the purpose of presenting
Corder's vs Presidio
tike many other sheer btessWest Texas. Utilities, said. regulations or the proposed Precinct No. & the northwest it to a worthy student of this flection lures me into deep eon*
area, fiach year the scholarship cern and holds me down with ings in America's full-fashion- West Texas vs Border Patrol
"However
for
precautionary. changes and these comments quarter of town.
JULY 1 *
measures he ^_was flown to^Oal would he recorded and' const*
The precinct tried the same rotates between the towns, this hard and heavy fact: f am ed freedom, the privilege of
Presidio vs West Texas
veston •'••this morning tfr the] timed by the Parks ahd-Wild prftjioM ohAiit on yenH >go an41 M nr L^_ A1PiTl,_. Marathon, Fort stripped of my voting rights voting 1$ never completely apCorder's
vs Border Patrol
Burn Center of JohnJ^Sealy life Commission when "It meets was wet two years, when it is Davis; Van Horn and Sander- for many elections to come. preciated until it is lost. I
JUUY «1
What I feel leaves no room know. So I must agree with
Hospital which is recofnized in Austin in July.
claimed; the women population son.
Border
Patrol
vs Presidio
for self-esteem.
- the immigrant who said: "You
aa being one of the best cenOther counties In the Tran- voted it -out.
Tjiis was the year for Mara
West
Texas
vs
Corder's
I begin to wono^r' how my Americans don't adequately ,apv
ters for burn victims- m ine Pecofl that will wnsldcr the an•The only other wet spot tn ivift^i tn rhrwffig a student from
The first game will begin atUnited States," Ledbetter said, telope season will be Brewster, Jeff Davis county is at Valen the senior class in High School, fellow, inmates I*el *50Ut not urwlale your system of govern
ment
because
you
don't
under
6:00 p.m. and the second iania
Navarro has been employed Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth, tine, where beer is told but not and names were submitted to being allowed to vote. Later, I
ts scheduled to befin at t m
consumed on the prerniies. The the Marathon Study Chib.JThe f Intervtew nearly 300 of thetn. stand what i t a i n V
wiin W « t TgJiM UlUUIw ••Uice
Almost
90
per
tent
»arely
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on
Paf*
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Terrell.
October of 1936,
same law will KW hnvr
membew
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ed from Mrs Mary Taylor, City
Father Peter Alonso
Clerk, Marfa, Texas.
MEMORIAL contributions to
Sunday
Masses, 6:30, 8:30 and
All bids must be accompanied the Heart Association fight the E-2 City Homes for Sale
"Train up a child in the way he thonid go: and
by a certified check or accept- number one health problem to- MARFA HOMES for sale. $10 11.. a jn.
Masses
on
First
Fridays,
6:30
able bid bond in the amount of day. Send them with the name thousand to $25 thousand. Good
when he is old, he will not depart from &*
10% of the bid price. These of the family, tne one you wish terms on each, R. L. Bunting, and 8:00 a.m.
Week
Day
Masses,
7:00
and
will be returned to the unsuc- honored and your name, to Box 807, Alpine, Texas. _S:4tc
This statement (made by Solomon, thousands of
8 ajn.
cessful bidders.
Heart, P. O. Box 25041, HousConfessions, Saturdays, 4.00
The right is reserved, as the ton, Texas, 77005. Presidio Counyears ago) is just as true and vital today aa
inous
for
SaU
to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 8:00
Interest of the City . may re- ty "will receive tfie^credit. 2*-tfcr
p.m.
quire, to reject any and all
it was-then.
bids, and -io. waive any inform- If Dr. says ulcers, g e t new PH5
Memorial Arte
First Methodist
alities in bids received,
tablets. Fast as liquids. Only 9S
Teach your children the good practice of saving
MONUMENTS
ChurchNOTICE—IS—ALSO GIVEM cents at George Crots PharmaAny Size
that it Is the intention of the cy.
Rev. G. E. Richardson
for the future. Teach them to attend
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Many
other
granites to
City to pay all or a part of the
Church
School,
9:45
a.m.
choose from, and payments
cost of the rock in interest- LOSE WEIGHT safety with
worship'services in'G^I's house by taking
Worship Service, 10:55 a.ra._
can
be arranged. See, write
bearing time warrants, in an Dex-ADiet Tablets. Only 98
MYF
:..:
•..'..• 6 p.m.
or call PA 9-4488.
amount not. exceeding $5,500.00, cents at George Cross Pharthem each Sunday..
„.;Evening ^Service. ,.:. 7:30 p.m.
-amMo-f>ay ail or a part. of the macy.
8-6tp
Choir Practice"":. Wed."7 p.nfc—
cost of the emulsion in interestFirst Tues. WSCS—7:30 p.m.
bearing time "warrants in an
Fourth Wed. Men's Club, 7:30
or
amount not exceeding $2,000,00; A-8 Card Of Thanks
i'^iijfllilji
-out- of an .issue '•<>!• interostni
San
Pablo
Methodist
CARD OF T H A N K S
bearing time
warrants Cornmisto be
i
J, H. Cass
authorized,
by. the-City
May I .take this opportunity
Church
Authorized .Dealer
sion on the 3rd day "OTEEJUTIPT to express my thanks to my
Rev, Antonio Vela, Jr.
1966. in the maximum amount 'many friends for the prayers
Sunday ' School,- 10 a.m.
'ii ',->
^A'
Ihfr Cfiur<h is God'i appotnled oqtnq in fhis
i'T;
of $7,500.00. bearing interest at offered in: my, bchald, for the
Church Service, 1.1:00 a.m.
;; Xft world for spreading The knowltdgt ol Hit love
a rate not to exceed five (5Cr) many cards, flowers, gifts and THERMOGRAPHIC. copy paper'
MYF.
:..,:...:.....,. .. 1:30 p.m.
.;;; i*: for rrwer ond of Mis demorid for lion Jo respond
per cent per annum, and hav- other expressions of kindness by, Perfax ,50u. .shoot box only •Church Service, 7:00 p.m.
E; A , c ^19^ ,ove *T ' ovin S h'5 n*'^bof. Wilhoul
ing a maximum maturity date during rr.y ie< ent stay in the °-l:).Stj at the Rig Bond £entinoT
Wednesday
Service,
7:3.0
p.m.
,i; ! iV, this grounding in the love of God, no governm~Mr.rf:L
41-tfn
not later than twenty (20'> hospital. • " • s"
•..: ; , ; rhent or sotiely or way. ol life -will long
Fiilay Hour oi Prayer, 7:0J
years from their dale. s:iid
""''ft
persevere and the -freedoms whuti we ho)d so
Mrs. Orbo Court
p.m.
('n\.itf snares available at
warrants to be issued for the
, i V j .dear will "i.nevircbly perish. Ttiftfo/e, even
th<>'Marfa Wool House. 9-2tc
Church Oi_Christ
, '•. :'t: from o selfish point of view, one should support
purpose of 'evidencing- indebted- A-10 Lodge Notices
HMMMI*
..' -'A/ fhe Church for the sake of the wetfoie of him-.
ness-of the City of .Marfa 1O be
Mr. W m . T. Roach, Jr.
FOR SALK
2 lavatories 1
MARFA
LODGE
NO.
596
jelf end h« fomity. Beyond fhot,,however,
:jYj
incurred in -constructing: street
Sunday School
10:15 a.m.
_ hath
tulv—I t f i i l e t oonxpletcLST
ATKD':
MEETING—
"every person should uphold andpo.nicipote in
improvements in said City, inchrome- towel pi'k.s and soap ~ VVorNinprService .. 11:00,a.-ir. •
SECOND
THURSDAY
.
*»
the Church htcousj it tells the truth nbout
cluding the pliiehaso.of necesbowls. $1+MU>0. Noland L. Kel- . Evening Worship...... 7:00 p.m.
Floor
Instruction,
Mondays,
'IvJ mari-i life, deoth and deitiny, I tie truth whkh
sary materials; said work to.
iiible- Study - \\ o<lnesday '7:00
jey.
;•••• ;,.
10-ltp
7:30
p-mT.
Harmon
J.
W.
In
^
li} •tiipne will «t him free to trve ovo-tMd tH
—
be done by the City and paid
p . m . . : ' •'' •. ~~~~
.'
rtructor.
Instruction
in
Q.
&
A.
I, j w Qoi ••••
Only $135110 Almost new Profor by the day as the work
3y'
Arrangement;
Ray
RobiJehovah's
Witnesses
pane (ank 250 ^al. capacity. 1
progresses.
en
S.D.,
Instructor.
1018 W. San Antonio Ave.
outdoor
table and b e n c h e s The City will make arrangeE. M. Martinez
seats 12, strong construction.
m e n t s for'the contractor to disTuesday, 7:30 p.m., b»ble Stu- .
$50.00. H. O. Riedigor. Phone
pose of the w a r r a n t s herein A-12 Club Meetings
_ _ _ __ . . _ J _
^^^____
^ - -—10-ltfe- dy,
mentioned at not less than par,- J MARFA ROTARY CTLUB meets PA 9-423S-—
7:30
p.m.,
Miriu»tr>
Friday,
and the contractor must agree each Tuesday in the Spanish
ScHbol.
to deliver the warrants at Room of the Paisano Hotel at
" F r i d a y , 8:30 p.m.,- Ministry
F^5
Office
Equipment
such price to the contractor twelve noon.
50-tfp
Development,
with whom the City has made p t H H H H H p B W H H M P M M I M M I NEW VICTOR 10 key electric
Assembly Of God
Sunday, 3 p.m., Watchtower
First Presbyterian
such arrangements.
First Christian Church
-adcling.
Machine.'
Special
$149.00
A
l
8-Professional
Church
Study
in
English,
~~~£fcurch
GIVEN PURSUANT to a re-ROW at the Big Bend Sentinel,
United
Church
School,
10:00
.
Sunday
4:15
p.m.,
Watchtowt
Rev. William Van Auken
Land Boundary iSurvjeys
solution adopted by the * City
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Gilbert
Marfa. Texas,
50-tfc er^ Study in Spanish.
a.m.
Sunday
Morning Service, 9
Ranch Surveys
Commission of the City of
Sunday
School,
10
aim,
a.mw
.--./;
Marfa, Texas, on the 24 day of
Morning v\'oiship, It:00 a.m.
T. O. WALLIS
first Baprisf Church
Worship Hour, 11 ajn.
United Church School ( P r e s F-6 Office Supplies^
May, -1966.
Prayer Service
Wednesday,
Night
Service,
7:30
p.m.
Civil Engineer & Land Surveyor
byterian-Christian . meeting a t
7:30 p.m.
. IS) C. E. MeFarland
Presidio, Texas
STAPLES
and
stapling
MachTuesday
•
Week
Nights
7:00.
Registered ProfessionalFirst Christian Church, iO a j n .
MAYOR, CITY OF MARSunday School at 10 a.m;
nes Check the line at the Big
Engineer
FAN TEXAS •
3end Sentinel todav,
48-tfp . Morning . Worship Service at
Registered
Public
Surveyor
11 a.m.
CTV-3» June~9
Licensed State Land Surveyor NO": LOST TIME in gathering . Fvening" Worship Service at
Mutual 4-5892 / P. O. Box 448 arhon ... sheets •and
PUBLIC NOTICE
'. —•. _ ,
second 3 p . m .
Day or Night
Midland, Texas -heets or,placing carbon: b<?tTraining Union at 5:45 p.m.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF .'.•..«--'•
.^.52-25tp vveen second sheets, or lining up
Wednesday Night Prayer SerBOARD OF EQUALTZATION
vice at 6:30 p.m.
:O F ' t f ^ A TNT)gPENDENT RID YOUR YARD of pests carbon and second . sheets or. re-.'.
1
Tree and Yard Spraying, Call nifivirlg'' 'carlijfj'n/
^ T T _ „ _when
_ .• -you .'use -SCHOOL PISTRICT
First Baptist
—Yoxr a r e irc'reby.vTJtn^rJred' .that G e n e - T 7 r ^ f e i ^ a i r - e « r ^ r ^ t ^ A - 5JUICK • OJJT^SETS,Jh^ : ;second
Church
the Board of Eqiializati'm^for 0-4G32,9-tfc '.heet with the- cMrbon aUdched.
Get thoiv, ui. The Big Bend Sen-'
Rev, Lloyd Conner
the Marfa Independent Schv>l
44-tfp WORSHIP SERVICES.:, ,
District. Presidio Counly, Marft A-oo.rtrne.nt tor Rent Mr.e)••'in. Marfa.;-' '
Sunday .Morning, 11:00 a.m..
fa, Texas; will convene: on Fri^yCCE.SS desk calendars still
A
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FOR
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Sunday Evening," 7:00 p.m.
day/ June 10, 1966. .from 3:00
Nice and xmiet on l^incoln .St. a.Vi;ilab'> at the"^ig Bend- Sen-.
Wednesday Evening, 7:00
Butane Gas Sales Co.
o'clock A/Ml to 12:00 -o'dock.
Marfa Nationa! Bank
tincj -in Marfa
.
50-tfp
^oe
Eddie
Pierce.
1-tfc
Noon' and'.from. 1:00 o'clock. 't^mmmimmittmmmmmmmmmmmmmvmimmmmmtmmK « M a p l # a i 4 M a M n M a a i a a M H N i M M M v •SPANISH iSERVICE: ,
?r Motor Co., Inc.
122 E. El Paso — PA 9-414t
Serving Marfa For Over 50
Tuesday, .6:30 p m ,
P.M. to 4:00. o'rlock P:M. in ^ v w M M a i i i H M a B P H B a i i ^ H ^ a a F»7 Musical instruments
ORGANIZATIONS:
the Board Room at the Marfa E-REAL ESTATE (Sole)
Marfa Arid Presidio, Texas "•
.MM*PMMrMMMBiaMHaaM|MI«ww>^
Years
John's
Dept.
Store
Sunday
Selmol,.
Sunday,
9:45
High
Srhoo'l
Administration
HURRY! Need; Someone to take
BuJldirrg,: located at 401; North : 'AN CHKS^tTSouEnoSFThe^
over, small ''payments'--on ".SPIN-- •a-m; '.:
The Family Store
Training 'Union;' Sunday, 6:00 "
Hill, ittirfa/"Texas,
for the pur, Bend,: pavis . Mountain Country ; ^ T PIANO in your area. No
Hotel Paisano
• . . - . • - .
pose of hearing all protests and for sale §2 'thousand to $100 down' payment. Write • Credit p . m . . . . . • ..
W.MvS.-: Tuesday, t:00 p.m.
Big Bend Travel Service
determining' the valuation of thousand. Range from $12.50 Manager,, .-TRI-STATE- MUSICAnd
Coffee
Shop
,Adult
Choir,
Sunday,
.
9
:
0
0
-R. L. Bunting; CO.,."m No, MosarSt.,- El Paso,
•ell pro.perty^iivih iect tx> taxation -to $45 00 acr<V
T
Ny-Wdy Grocery and
\>\
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7
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pino
T e x ^ , P 4tc I e \ a *
Marfa's Finest
:
by Mrria Independent ;School
In .",.
c We Are SpeeiajMa.
"' "
10 5tc a . m . :".. ';•-.'.••'' ' ;••-; ' ; _"[
Market
•••f'ns^rlct, ..' .
, _
Mexico's Travel
St. Paul's Episcopal
You arc hereby notified td>- be
Church
anr^ appear before • ?aid.:.Board,
618 West San Antonio
C
E. McF^rfond
if you 50 d^iro, at -the date
Morning Prayer, Sunday 9
rge Cross,
time,- ::'and.;;^la<ie';.-V-'^oVvn.''v^
a ; m . . - ••••
Raneh Loans "an'i ReaT^Estate
lac
said
time and p 3
wn[nh
Greenup's Standard^
Valenrine Community
Plmmiuusl
Board VviiT then consider, any
Service
Station
evidence you m a y elect to sub" Church
Elite Lourrdry & Cleaners
mit as t o the valu^ of said pro115> N. Highland
PA M 2 2 2
Dr. C - , S ; befandorf
Chevron Gasoline
perty for taicable purposes. The
E115
E^
Oak
PA
9-4841
Sunday ScrTool ;1,;..;. 4 . to a.m.
317 W . S«fn Antonio
Boarflr on said dat^.vHll from
Morning Worship .... 11 a.m,
t h e evidence rio\v before it and
City Prescription
^ c j i ; ajlditlonal evidence as may
jiwmajrtye> Baptist
ColotwoV H a n a V ^ o r e
surance
*P»
beOflien before it, finally fix,
• '••;
Pharmacy L ~ ~ ^
determine and - equalize the
Texaco
Prodticla
Rev. GJenn Reece
jricy
value b i your property for tax325 E. San Antonio
616 W. San Antonio
PA #4531
Sunday
School 9:45 a.m.
Cuetornere
Friend
able: pMirposes for the year 1966.
Preaching 11:00 a m . ; t r a i n i n g
(S)v Faye Gamett
Help When Needed
Unioh 6;30 p.m.; Preaching 7:30
••'Faye'-'Garnett'- ..;
p.SQ«
Vikiaiwo's
Secretary to the Board of
Marfa Car Parts inc.
Mohday,
Woman's
Missionary
Equalization for Marfa
Department Stores '•":]..
Society, 4:00 p.m.; Sunbeam
independent School Bis215 N . Hlshland Ph. P A «-4542
Big Bend Sentinel
Band, 4:00 p.m. • Royal AmbasMarfa w\d Presidio/ Texat
1
sadors, 4:00 p.m.
'(SEAI^ .:,'-'.:'."•:
Wednesday, Prayer Meeting,
MISlO^May 26> June % 9
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' P A 9-4372
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Gifts
and Records
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PA 9-4264
TKN TATTLE
Marfa History Club Concludes Its
Study On "America The Beautiful
Ranch Supper
Honors Husbands
PERSONALS
The Big Bend Sentinel, Thur*. June 2, 1966, Marfa, Texaf
PERSONALS
3
By BECKY BELT
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shannon
J p i e s s most of you can tell
were
recent visitors in San An- O. T. Wells and daughter,
by tjV title that this is our
were
released
from
t
h
e
bell.
Mrs.
E
F.
King
was
hostess
Mrs. Earl Ashley entertained tonio and were accompanied on Cindy.
<>v/n urnat*:- column. Mr. Ryan
and Susan
Barlow,
The flag, first on record, was the Big Bend Study Club at h e r their return to Marfa by Mrs. went to Hoswell, N. M. last FriTuesday
in
her
home
for
a
rewi.s so kind to give mo a piece
formed at Oaklawn Race Track ranch home on Sunday after- Shannon's mother, Mrs. Barba- day to attend the closing of
By BILL QUICK
of his famous Big Bond Sonti- gular meeting of t h e Marfa
used at t h e time for t h e Ark- noon, May 29th, t h e occasion ra Cox, who is their guest here. school activities at N e w Mexico
History
Club
wtiich
was
t
h
e
With
a field of thirty-eight
',*} paper
so that
wo teons
ansas State Fair," she said.
last
program
m
e
t
i
n
g
of
t
h
e
being a covered dish
supper
Military Institute, w h e r e Tom local and visiting players play
c^uld i hatter ? about the events
In tracing history, s h e said party by club members in honseason. Mrs. F r a n k
Gervasi,
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rawls and Wells has just c o m p e t e d his got under way early in our loc!
the week
or reminisc?
that t h e first white m a n known or of their husbands who make children returned t h e first of first year of college wor"k. Tom cal Flag Race last Monday. The
president, presided.
* \ e r the events of last week.
to have visited t h e S p a was it possible for them to be club the week after several days vi accompanied them home Sun- weather being practically perRoutine
business
m
a
t
t
e
r
s
DeSoto,
and he was credited women. Supper, consisting of sit in Corpus Christi with fri- day a n d will be here until t h e fect for golf, and the course
AJ- most of you realize this
were
handled
and
Mrs.
Gervasi
with bringing swine to t h e fried chicken and all of t h e ends and relatives.
is t h e first time we've had a
middle of June when h e will in excellent shape reflected t n
announced
h
e
r
appointments
area.
"Now,"
she
said,
"these
column t h a t is entirely t h e
trimmings,
w a s served
at
leave for Fort Sill, Okla., for some fine scores being turned
for
Department
Chairmen
and
hogs
a
r
e
called
Razorbacks,
retables in t h e spacious dining
kids. If everyone is willing to
N o r m a J e a n Serrano, seven six weeks of military training, in. Some fine low scores and
contribute information on com- for Standing Committees, They member t h e Arkansas Univer- room of t h e "Big House".
year old daughter of Mr, and which is a program connected some fine high scores. Longest
are:
Conservation,
Mrs.
Clay
sity
Football
T
e
a
m
?
"
The party left Presidio early Mrs. Reymundo Serrano, under- with t h e New Mexico Military distance covered by number of
ing events a n d events that have
In telling of t h e disposition enough to enjoy t h e scenic went a n emergency appendec- Academy. A guest t h e first of strokes computed by par e |
already t a k e n place then may- Miller; Education, Mrs. Alfred
to t h e tomy in Brewster County Mem- the week in t h e Wells home seventy-two plus one's potted
be w e can get something going. Roosevelt; Fine Arts, Mrs. Al- of t h e Army and Navy Hospi- beauty of t h e drive
fred
Means;
Home
Life,
Mrs.
tal
Unit
as
such,
she
explained
ranch
in
day
light,
and
arrived
This week t h e pool opened
orial Hospital early last Satur- was a former r o o m m a t e of handicap was won by Jackie
Carl
Robinson;
International
that 'it came into being- after in time to see t h e magnificent day morning. H e r condition Tom's a year a g o a t N.M.M.I. Dyer, followed by Bill Quick,
and is now in full swing. T h e
Affairs,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Little;
Pubthe Civil W a r , and when no setting for t h e ranch head- was reported as satisfactory.
Fred Shely and Ben Gonzales-.
kids that a r e lounging around
P a t McAffee of Sierra Blanca.
lic
Affairs,
Mrs.
F
r
a
n
k
Coflonger needed w a s converted in- quarters with mountains in t h e
Quite a few of our local golfthis s u m m e r really seem to enfield;
Texas
Heritage,
a
n
d
to
a
Rehabilitation
Center
in
ers
reached
the eighteenth
distance.
joy- spending
t h e afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BowAmerican
Studies,
Mrs.
J.
S.
1960."
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Black of green and putted out or almost
there, and t h e kids w h o work
Those enjoying t h e hospitali- man of Dallas spent Memorial Bracket tville have arrived to out. Winners of golf ball prfaf
Livingston;
Club
Reports,
Mrs.
find a dip in t h e pool most reDay weekend here with his
Although
Arkansas
ranks ty of Mr. a n d Mrs. Ashley
J.
B.
Steen;
a
n
d
Council
of
Infreshing,
I ' m sure. If they
mother, Mrs. Charles Bowman. spend t h e coming six weeks at es among the men are; Pee*
48th in p e r capita income it w e r e : Mr. a n d Mrs, Oscar Spenternational
Clubs,
Mrs.
H
a
r
r
y
the Mitre Peak Ranch a n d a Wee Corder, Fred Shely, Bell
don't they must like something
ranks 4th in t h e nation in p e r cer, Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles
Hubbard.
Billy Gentry, w h o is station* portion of the time with Mrs. Gonzales, BiH- Quick, Tar ferbecause t h e y sure do h a n g
Overmiller,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edcapita
expenditures
for
rehabiBlack's parents, Mr. a n 3 Mrs. ry, Hayes Mitchell, ST., William
Standing Committee members
around a lot. if I r e m e m b e r
ward Garcia, Mr. and Mrs. John ed at t h e S a n Diego Naval N. B. Chaffin, while both a r e Allison, Eph King, Dr. J, IV
litation service." S h e said.
are:
Budget,
Mrs.
Don
Merrill,
Base, spent t h e Memorial Day
correctly
I heard some girls
Mrs. Coffield said s h e is a R. Link, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mrs.
E.
F
.
King,
a
n
d
Mrs.
Livweekend h e r e with his parents, working on their masters' de- Searls, Sam Jimenez, NelMe
whispering about Coach Scott's
native of Hot Springs, a n d still R. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J o h n K.
gree', r t Sul Ross State Col r Rubio, Hoyle
Cooley, Rev.
ingston;
Courtesy.
M
r
s
.
A.
Dr. and Mrs.' W. W . Gentry.
legs! * Could
be that. Well,
Casebolt,
M
r
s
.
F
.
B.
Madrid.
finds
t
h
e
town
exciting
and
lege
Lloyd Conner and Mr. Garwhether
it's Coach's legs or Roosevelt, Mrs. Theron John- treasures t h e many happy me- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cunningner of Alpine. Winners among
some other
interesting device n?P~»~-«ftd—Mrs.- A n n Markle;
Mr, and Mrs. K e r r Mitchell,
ham
and
Mary
Beth,
and
Mr.
mories
of
h
e
r
childhood
spent
King, Mrs.
everyone *eerr.s to be having a Telephone.—Mrs.
Jr.,
and
children,
Kerrlita,
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n W a l k e r the women were.Maxine Mitchand
M
r
s
,
Clay
Slack.
in
t
h
e
mountain
town.
O'Quinn, a n d Mrs* G. W. ArTommy and Will, of Odessa, have h a d as their guests, h e r ell, Maybejth Searls, Gloria Rigood time.
Mrs.
King w a s assisted in
cher; Yearbook, Mrs. J. M.
spent t h e past weekend here parents, Mr. a n d M r s . Horace vera, Judy Anthony and Caule
If you haven't noticed yet,
serving
cake*
nuts,
mints,
tea
Humphreys, -Mrs. Merrill, and
Parks System
with
Mr. Mitchell's
parents, Wilcox of Childress. T h e y re- Cooley. The gals did real weH,
take a .lock, at how clean and
Mrsv-Steenr-Frojcct, Mrs. P . J . and coffee b y Mrs. Humphreys,
Mr. and Mrs. K e r r Mitchell, . t u r n e d home on Monday araL Wi} 1 t h e w i n n e r s p l e a s e pick
Seeks
Applicants
painted o u r po«J is"Hhis year.
and—-Mrs-.—GervasiTfce~—tat>ie~"
Warein^r, - M r s ^ ^ B r - R . O'Quinn
up their prize balls from Mr.
The P a r k s and Wildlife De- and other relatives. Mr. Mitch- David and Brenda W a l k e r acLet's a l l ~ T P F ^ h a T ^ ~ s T a y s t h a t
was
covered
with
a
linen
and
Archer at the Golf Shop. The
and Mrs. W. B. Johnson.
partment is seeking applica- ell, w h o is associated wtth t h e companied them. T h e children
way- • t
. . .
Mrs: Cofiield, p r o g r a m chair- organdy cloth, centered with tions Mr. t h e position of P a r k Rockwell Manufacturing -Co, -WUI, he^-^vith their g r a n d p a r e n t s tournament was a proven sucIt's fure a pleasure..'.seeing man for t h e meeting, w a s as- an a r r a n g e m e n t of pink and
cess with such enthusiastic at*
Attendants, it w a s announced w a s recently tjansferred f r S n for a montfa.
*eme of t he old faces around sisted
white
peonies.
tendance.
;i
by Mrs7 Gervasi w h o
today. Davis Mountain State t h e Bountiful, Utah, offices to
town again.
Members
present
included
visited Hawaii during ChristNo shakes were reported*
the company headquarters in
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. O. Biediger
Saturday night Sharon York mas Holidays last y*ar told of Mrs.
J. S. Livingston, Mrs. Park, Ft. Davis, has a n openand
a little wild weed chopping
}
Odessa.
.
attended
a
reunion
of
M
r
.
Bieand Alice Archer were at- t h e the Islands a n d t h e tradition Humphreys, Mrs. Theron John- ing for one m a n at this time,
diger's family in E l P a s o last was. observed, and one life sav-drive-in. Both of them a r e of t h e natives meeting and son, Mrs. P. J. Wareing, Mrs. and" anticipates further openings
Mrs.
W.
W.
Christopher
and
weekend. They w e r e accompan- ing practice was seen at Nov 2
home
from
college. . I still greeting visitors.
J. B. Little, Mrs. King, Mrs. during t h e next several months.
Beginning salaries a r e $295.00 children, Ann, Billy a n d Gean- ied t h e r e by Mr. Biediger's bro- waterhole, it being full to t h e
haven't figured out j f it was
Mrs. Humphreys—gave a £>rief G. ~ W. Archer, Mrs. Merrill. per month for a 4&hour week. ie,
a r e visiting relatives a n d ther, Doug Biediger of Spokane, brim. All for the tournament;
Ken Belt or t h e show that was
Mrs.
Coffield,'Mrs.
Markle
and
history of t h e . Virgin
Islands
Other, benefits include uniforms. friends in Luling a n d Rosen- Washington, who, w a s their Now to business: we need to
entertaining t h e m so.
and of Mt. McKiriley, in Alaska. Mrs. Gervasi.
ret'rement p l a n , hospitalization.. berg; Texas. They w e r e joined jguest here for t e n days, and bring our handicap records u|ji
Grace H u m p h r e y s ' was here
She sajd__Cplum.bus discovered
and legal holidays off. It was there Sunday b y ~ M r . Clinslu- w e r e 4otned -in El Paso by a; -to-dhte.' Will all players turn:
inLsL-±£iziL s h o r ^ ^ y ^ a t u M a y .
emphasixed that the Depart- >her, and . after__seyeral more sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. | in their score cards^ to Mr. Al*
S h e . h a d to go back for a His- the Virgin Islands on his se.cohd
trip
to
the
new
country
a n d daughter, cher after their rounds of play
ment considered this position days visit will return t o Marfa Irving Lazeres
tory exam Monday. But never
in 1493, and about -Mckinley,
inly a beginning step, and that flu ring t h e coming weekend. Betty; of Tucson. T h e Biedigers during the next three weeks*
fear, she'll soon return.
she said, "The road into Park
with returned to Marfa Sunday even- Some handicaps need to be re.
what are really soughtEure men Geanie will not r e t u r n
Mondav' 1. saw Kenny Beanis open from June until Septv-ho'arc s e e k i n g ' a career in the her family but plans t o go to ing , a n d were joined h e r e for vised as the players have im*
land riding around in his little
Methodist Youth group . ac
ember each year. It 'was"made
Camp
at
Bourne Memorial p a y by their daugh- proved their game. Please corapidly-expanding
Parks- Sys- b o n g h o r n
Mack sport SE car. I can't pee
'romfEinled
byMrs.
Gene
Rich
•a Park '.in 1917;' and she added.
tem. Application blanks may be Sunday, where she will spend ter, a n d family, Mr. and Mrs. operate by turning in your4 scot*
how he gets into it. It surely
' i t rare 1 y . get s warm or 1 ha n SO qrd^.n' as-counselor, a r e a t t e n d - obtained from' ' Park Superin- a month,
',''. \
Donald Helm a n d ; children of es,-'.
"" : i ' ! ..V'- r\-;l'f r>s long as Kenny.
'•ft'*
t;-•.••'Methodist
(•"amp.
a
t
'
S
a
decrees."
"
Hobbs, N . M. Little Joy Helm
;
tendent. Davis Mountain State
' E I E Y M I Mi Mi': Ins \vas''telling
crarr.cr*-'
X.
M.
this\\;eek.
"Mr. and Mrs. E m m e t t De- remained for a two weeks visit
Concluding the year's study
Park. Ft. Davis, ' i i x a s . or from
-.-" 4.h;i? <-"'PVP Agullar 'fmm £ul
Tliof-e rr;.':k:ng t)-.<^ 1= iT1 include the Parks and \V:k.'.i.r'o Depart- Volln were
in El Paso last with h e r grandps rents.
on
"America
The
Beautiful."
r
*r>;<.-. r r d T•"•]'.'"'f Galindo from
:
:
the
-.
-.V.:^Ci
i
l
u
r
i
a
Mitchell.
Mrs. Coffield s a i d / s h e chose to
uentE Ai!!t n, 'loxas. No writ- week and on Friday night at„ Texas \Ve^*errj a r e home.
Mrs.
J o h n - M s a d . w h o had
• ended the commencement protell ahout t h e oldest Park, Hot Lei-'' / r . n Uichardsnn ' - D'ane •...-. c;.-Crr.>:-.a' ,6n . i:-. required.
Pat G r a h a m has just corno
\VehK"T7-^e'
v.'lrfe.
bovs.
Mon'Tram at Texas W e s t e r n C.ol- been ill at h e r home h e r e for
.¾rjn^s__N'aviojLl Park. Ai/ka'i-,
back from F1 Pa^o. She and h e r tf
as, It- was made: "a Federal "oe I,o.yc\V,y . a n d ' . ' ^ m e ; .Steon..
'e-g'** when their daughter-in- several . days, w a s t a k e n .to
parents stayed at t h e Hotel :
M:E j.-nd. .Mrs. r.r-ita'n We^b"
County
Memorial
"-c-fr\ •ii.jc.n in 1S02 and a Naaw. Mrs. Otis DeVolin, receiv- Brewster
Dieti. H e r m o m had an operaWHERE BIG THINGS
Hospital
t
h
e
first*
of
t
h e week
tional Park in ."192V she said. ... 'ind .t.-N;ir^s'nn' went . alone- 'to
ed h e r bachelor's degree. Others
tion on h e r feet and will he
ARE-HAPPENING
edical t r e a t m e n t a n d ob-She ..caik>d—attention -to- T pwv help. with "the transportation' -to
from
here w h o a t t e n d e d
out of circulation ^ f o r "hree
•-.«'•'
• lures of Bathhouse Row and 'he -cr'Tnp. Mrs ; Hayes Mitchell,
graduation
ceremonies
were servation.
weeks. Speaking of hospitals,
Mr. a n d Mrs. Bob Adams
-aid it look's now, as i t did Jr.. \vi?l be on hand for t h e
Dr. William ,W.. Gentry of Mr. a n d Mrs. R o b e r t H u m p h r i s
Susan .Pearls has---4jist come
trip which win begin Marfa, will beE among t h e ' 700 and son Bill/ and M r s . H e n r y have returned to M a r f a after
many- years ago. a n d continued ."eturn
back ; frotn El Paso also, S h e
•
that t h e town "in general had Friday after .lunch*
Texas chiropractors who. ..will A. Miller, J r . ofE Alexandria, spending t h e past m o n t h with
had h e r teeth, worked on.
This- is- the first camp of t h e attend the annuaT convention La., w h o h a s returned to h e r relatives of Mr. Adams • in t h e
kept m a n y of its landmarks,
: Elizabeth- Arce is home visit-eason
for Methodist
youth, )f t h e Texas State Chiropractic home t h e r e .
Fort-• W o r t h . and Dallas area.
and traditions.
: ••
ShJTfti)fovi£
ing h e r parents. She attends
-vith t h e Junior High Camp set Association in Houston, June- 8^
She
brought
for
a
display,
a
Incarnate Word, College- in San
rock formation, crystal beads, •fcr. June 20-24. and the Senior IT.' it u a s annour.ccj . here toAntonio.
and a picture of the first human High* Camn, August 1-5.
ia>
Trey Dorris. Howard Dorris,
On J u n e lp-ll-1-2 local chnrflag
formed . in t h e United
Arturo Aguilar, F r a n k Earney, States." It—was composed of ~h leaders from all over t h e
Maij. speakers a t Uje ! conyen:..
TONITE -..-i FRK ~ SAT.
Rockv
Barker,
and Richard 1800 school children, a n d t h e .New Mexico--. Conference;"will rion win be Ben Barries, speakMatinee — 1:30 Sat,
Nicholson all went t o Hunting- special
guest
w a s Theodore g a t h e r at Sacramento for t h e er of thjp House ^ f FtepresentaPalace Theatre
L
ton Beach r California with Mr. Roosevelt who stood under a t h u r ^ h m a n s t i i p
Ketreat, the., tiyeit. and t w o nationally ire. Dorris, Mr. Dorris w a s attend- White Liberty Bell a n d w h e n he ninth; annual retreat held with cognized chiropractic educators,
i s m w ONLY
w
ing School. T t h i n k t h e boys began
C3iildren Under 12 >..,.,% 5¾
to speak white
doves outstanding leadership in all Dr. Earl A. Rich, vice^presi$must have had a cool ote time
fields ofLhurch administration ent of "Lincoln Ghfropractic
because when they came rack'•_
and interest. The Rev. G. E. College in Irtdianpplis, Indiana,
in* into Marfa t h e other day, is coming home t h e r e always Richardson and M. S. Bakew- an X-Ray authority, and T.
theyHooked pretty well spent.
has to be a few t h a t have t o are presently scheduled to at Maynard Lipe, president of t h e
Ken Belt a n d Ronnie Webb 'eave, much t o everyone's dis- •tend. .
American Society of Chiropracgot back home Friday night. tress. •'
' " ,v • E.
tic Orthopedists and dean of
They visited Ronnie's sister in
Donna Hampton
went to
the grade school .at Los Angeles
Couple Visit Ailinq
Admore. Oklahoma and also Odessa to^ work. S h e is staying
College of. Chiropractic.
Kin lit Tennessee
took a look a t North Texas w'ih h e r sister, S u e Lee. She
During
t h e convention v a
Mr. and Mrs. ,Lyle Kopnce
State University in, Denton* Of Plans on being back for Camp
'yupyriof Jdurndhsm a w a r a : ' i o r
1
called
'
to
Tennessee
'
.
were
Ljhtf though.
; course vou ]! naifm mafia' * n i e
outstanding E cprhmunity service
behove, that that was the only
A,rin" a nH ' Killy Christopher cause of t h e serious illness of will b e given to t h e editor of/athing they looked at. .
went to Lading to-visit- relatives.. ttretr brothers. Her's, Dr.. H . B. Texas weekly newspaper and
; Travis ., Bennett and Corky T h e y should. be h o m e in • about Stallings of'-Hu-mbolt and '-''Mr:-. the
r
name of the. butstandirig
nCKWCOtOR*
Wells pre. h o m e from N.M.MX t w o - w e e k s . But ya'll know how Koonee's brother, J,: O. Koonee chiropractor of the year a.fmoun;.
EjQWalt
piannyfwductteiU , ^ ,
Travis plans.' to go to Vander- Ann is. She m a y turn up any of Jackson.. • . ' . .
c e d ; '•
-E-. '
'The couple- left here Mtfy 21
bilt',- to t a k e a summer" course day. So keep your eyes; peeled,
and
reTurnec1 May 31. They viin College.'Biology. .
. k a r e i r Browrt took a little
'Plus :-t- pisney's ;
PERSONALS
'Cindy We'ls, ? u s ' e Bar-low iaunt down t.o Junction to visjt" s'i-tPd in Bell's; Dversburg, a n d
Golden Horseshoe
•Mr. and. M r s . Joe .Clrah&ih.: of -!*
and Jessica'" Ge'arhart attended relatives and . other interesting Fi'ien.cs'Up*; 7*7» nness.ee and in:
..the X M M.T.. Ba!1.... Susie w a s land marks. Hope ya left t!u Greer/.i.lieE Mi'-'.s. Th-.. Texas they- •Snyder sperit the past weekend•'\
'.' ^ ../• ."^'-Vlleviie-E' ;•""•.'^
stoppfra hy Bogatb. y/hore' the.r here ;with.-Mrs.;-' Craham's s.is-E
Corky's date to. t h e Ball. Cindy l^rhyf^anding. Kar.enEWAIIOO JACKPOT
. and J e ^ ' e . i bar! dates with two '/P.usan White went to .Virginia visited' 'Mr. and Mrs." M. L. •Hi-n-' ier, Mrs. Cnaries Taylor, and.;_'
•:•= :; $185^0'.^'
good-took in"' boys irom the,; In- with -her -Morn_to_visit her;A-timv son. parents of their. sOnUn-laW, son Mart.y r M r s , Taylor accorh'- ' .'•:••- pahfed t h e m on a trip to the
stitute. Well /-:.--, , even jf; they On their'.'''" way up" there, they Boh. Kir;s-on. •'''.':
1:3(X SUN. PALACE
Big, Bend National
Saturday
weren't good-looking, they were' t o p p e d to visit, Kussie.
J
and S u n d a y / . •>'•'
.SH^**'.. \r* fAirfn F «*
cadets:' •'. .:'.-••.
- ' . ' . ' .' y
SUN. — MOH* — - tlJEA,
We'l, now, that summer/•• is
trrna-Gvtierre-.? is home. from, finally here there's going to• be.i y.y
'-.-'... rW OftlVE IN V - j
school. .'She. after-ids' Texas' West-' a lot. of funzies,. T m ^ s u r e . if '
* e r r i X hope-, 'she''- enjoys being: by l i n y chance m y ' p r e d i c t i o n js
homo as rn-uch ne we .enjoy see- .right why -•• doesn't
someone
ing h e r around again,
. scope me. i n and if - f t - i s n ' t t o o :
/Lee York is, home from S a n difficult to'spell I'll write some
Crawforcf Martin was ihv choice of Texans for AMorney
Marcos. B i s p a r e n t s a n d sister thing, about it- "
General fcy almost 100,000 yo^< in the prtrnary. But
Went t o .pjck him up.
T~
Have a good fun-filled, .summJIrtant minority forces are working HarcT fo capture.-.-the
It seems like w h e n everyone mer.
>
pfrice in the runoff, hoping that you and of hers wtlf fail
to vote..Be SURE tKis vitaly^'ce represents the MAJORITY of Texans; be 5URE to; vote again Saturday for
Memorial Day
Golf Tourney
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Consuftotion
IF YOU A^lHAftD O f HEARINGIKJNT fMk TO ATTEND
Hcorlii^ Aid Specialist To Advise With You
- f Crawford Martin has q 20-yeor ref6rd of (ntegrity and distinguished servke *o Texat.
• Crawfin^dciWqrliii cdn inork In harmony w i t h
other state officials.
• Crawford Martin's opponent is the candidate of
Hdnk Brown, president of the AFL-CIO.
1
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Vt*p* AT H H I V « I N
UV$ COMPt^TE TH6 TEAM f^fltlXA$ v, .
vore timm
vbict OF mmiHCi m Mismr
MARFA
Monday and Tuesday - June 6 and 7
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Come fn and see Mr. Shield* He It
hard-of-hearlng, and wears the lateet
Beltone eye-glaw hearing aids.
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George Cowd»n, Chairman
JUNE 1944^1
"Mory Poppifis"
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The Big Bead Starttael, Thuri. June 2, 1966, Marfa, Texas
•p*
NOW OPEN
Our Enlarged Dining Area
Seating Capacity Of 150
Private Dipli^g Room
For SpeqaJ Parties
And Luncheons
Vote(Continued From Page 1) ,
However, our Star Spangled
Banner waves best when every
thread is intact. Similarly, the
government it represents needs
every vote.
Rut nobody votes in my
town. Nobody may.
What could bo worse, patriot icaJly?
Only your town, where every
adult may vote . . .•-and"'you
don't.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Tommy D. >Vood is
spending this Week in t>e>l Rto
where she is looking afCer bui siness interests and' y&flting fn
the home or Mr. aȣ tifts. Jess
Cox.
FOOT ODpR
WE THUNDERBIRD RESTAURANT
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•t »*r-*ni» cwuUr. N0W #t
FIRST OF THE MONTH
Uy Dr. C. ft. Defandorf
As we come to that almost
hallowed month of which our
poets have spoken so much so
many times, as I ponder, I
quote: "What is so rare as a
day in June?" It is the time
of readjustment again. The
homes have to be reorganized
as the small fry are back and
out of school and it is not
quite time for them to be shipped off to some camp out of
the way. Oh I am well aware
of the wonder of the training
they get at «unp, bu,t as I poiu
der about these rare June
days, I ajso wonder If parents
are fully aware of the possibilities of the days of contact
with" their. offspring.
Dr. Thomos L Coats
Optometrist
Hill Building
Alpine. Texas
Hrs. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Except
Wed. & Sat. - 9-12
City Prescription Pharmmv
toil
f
MAKE MONEY
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Linda Lee A-rce
Lucy D. Golindo
RitQ
to be at work! That was tt J have been taken out for vari
was pondering about these mat- out museums
ten the other day when words
her* we have something
How I did look forward to written in Matthew cams to toNow
really
ponder about. Among
the day after school closed in my mind. "Blessed are the the skeleton
remains are those
June when I was a youngster. meek; for they shall inherit of gigantic beasts, some of
It was one of my two days of the earth." Now with any pon- which weighed many tons and
vacation, save when the family dering at all that always measured nearly 100 ft. -in lentook off for the seashore, and seems to be sort of off beat gth. Their vast size and awful
that was more or less of a trial even in this age, but let's look strength must haw made their
lor we dressed for breakfast, a little closer.
hattlos terrible. Some of the
again for lunch and finally in
Plumb in the middle of one skeletons hare witness to their
all our glory we appeared for
horrid wrnth. To see them one
dinner. I am sure the dinner of the best residential districts would believe they were destinwould have been just as bene- of Los Angeles, they tell me, is ed to live forever. There just
ficial had it been less formal, a great public park In the area was no beast that was a match
and believe me a little Lord of which are the famous "La for them. But here is a most
Brea Pits." From these great
Fauntleroy suit just didn't go deposits
that comes
have been ta- interesting fact
with my idea of fun at the ken and ofitpitch
is said they have from the same pits. The skeleseashore, or at the hotel where more bones of prehistoric ani- tons of rabbits, exactly like PUT
we stayed either. Then again the mals than any one other spot rabbits of today have been
day before school started in the on earth.
i found lying alongside ojf {he
great monsters' remains, in
Fall I had a day of vacation. In
such a way that scientists can
between by Dad had arranged according
Many thousands
of years ago
to the scientists,
the* prove that they were alive toa job for me. There are some
that distinctly stick in my wild life from the mountains' gether.
Now, no matter how you
memory. One was that of being round about came down to this
spot,
perhaps
for
water,
and
may work at it you just can't
a bundle boy in Quakenbush's
department store. I didn't last became trapped in the sticky suspect a rabbit of great strenfor more than about 1½ days beds of pitch. Unable to get gth or terrifying wrath. They
for everyone whose bundle I away they sank slowly to their: are, in fact, in the ordinary
worked on never got as far as death or starved. Hermetically run of things meekest of the
the door without the thing sealed from the air by the; meek. But it is very much
skeletons have' worta noting as we ponder,
coming apart. However, the pitch, their
major premise was the job — been preserved in a very re- that whereas the dinosaurs are
markable way and hundreds all extinct, the rabbits are still
with us; The meek do inherit
the eaith.
Noise, force, violence, mighty
war machines and powerful
weapons have often deceived us,
and it still remains true thru
the ages that those who take
up the sworcT'"perish by" the
sword.
The
''practical'
statesmen
seem to agree that the nation
that seeks to survive must do
o T-y.' arniir.jv to the teeth. The
dinosaurs were armed mightily
but they have perished, while
the rabbits still roam the fields,
and the gardens,'no?- Ponder
on that one a while. We are
apt to heap honors on the goectter, and give high praise to
the driving business man; ,Rut. —
the" statistics are riot very complimentary to such as. these.
The quiet mannered who are
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seem to last longer than- those
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who do battle to the death-for
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Jesus.was more than a theolotmmwamwm
gian when he ' said that the
meek arc destined to inherit
the earth. He knew - that the
other kind kill each other off!
Perhaps that is one of the
things which makes a June day
so rare for those of us who are
still around. The" dinosaurs do~
each other to death, but the
rabbits inherit the earth.
Ponder on this a While as
we think constructively concerning matters ^national and
international But do not ponder
too long for this is vacation
time. How about that?"
Martihex
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DIAPER SET
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rodriguez
of Fort Davis are parents of
a daughter,- Lora Janef born
May 18, in Brewster County
Memorial Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds ahd ^14½ prices.
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