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HASKELL (Haskell County) TEXAS, THURSDAY,
JAN. 9, 19G4
nnual
Steer Show
lighted Here Saturday
win jiopc- ishnylng stoers
rs
Twelve Indictments
no tlio judge's
In the 21st
County
H
inlay afternoon,
Rico springs
Three of twelve indictments
ilorful, and en- konded event, returned by tlio Haskell County K
Ikeon compctl- - Grand Jury Tuesday noon were AV
Btartcd under on chargog of burglary against
Georgia nrnn who
t In 1014.
a
l stcor show, "cased" his victims throueh nn
Ichcd "Instltu- - obltuarv column of a ncwKnn- -
rj
under Martin's
get unaerway
Saturday,
v
Jones County
knt
of Anson,,
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-
according to District At- tornoy Royco Adklns, then com-.miHrwl
u1i1a
... hiircrlnrlin
..,,- fhn
.v vn...
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MIH1W
members of the famllv wnrn n
m.
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nn.
Newton, WelJ
Ene
steer orea
of Meridian,
ion, Welncrt
steer bred by
Chester; Ke Ui
i..k
nn' i - ii
n i.,iiiij.
.
? it. a. oimvui,
' lciry nuuw- r: m
UH Club, one
bux Muiunu, 01
Gannaway,
tWO Steers,
Murphy. Mcr-rcd by R. A.
Chester; Ricky
aub
reek
bred by Paul
bred by Na- mm: and Dan- -
;u::'
u-
or
inches above normal
KEI
f.,
one-ha-
H-n-
!;r"wrw;
jerry
IT.- -
ctamfn
23.20, of Haskell,
!,
-
of
of
Haskell's business horizon has uVe "V." fou.r nnd n half lnchcs
, r.t..,i... "elow the whopping round fie- boon bustllnir with
tho first week of the New Year,
J ,?f 33 inhc? '" m2 a
as ono largo grocery establish- - ?!,?' .w . saW. HaskuUw r.ecc.ive
lf
nine and
...
inches
BM,i
ment chamrort
firms moved to expanded quar- - JJJe Palpitation than is nor- tcra.
Haskell country
has- been
.
.
AULEDQB
KOY
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Sweetwater,
Ml
e,ncT'
and
;of
more o tunn n hnn mnat nn hn
re front'for three yeaTs
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"ow1861, a total of
S0.33 Inches was recorded. mn
h- -n
the
total, by better
"
;
l mo,8,re
,',.
,ie'l?1rd nonnni fro, five
nt c...AHi
LnwrnnrA
wrencc,
of
hl hmi,.,
-
Snyde already operJ
"P"-""- .
of the 83rxi
Jr., was chosen
thf SrSme noS endol ,'"ronion
L 5l 9?",
y
-"
OI
01
new
stores
tne
grand jury. lJrf:"..K u'a"rei
loxas,,
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Pn,,niv
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nnin other numbers
uvc Northwest and, " "'
ana the Pan- '"Pnsing
"xas
arc
selected
handle,
hnertaUorA0b,,L0ft0f W
E- T- Fouts, Rule; Allen
counUes,'
announced the purchase
cntr.a Texas
Isbell ?rth
-.auper-aav- e
'
" ? ,u"b
Mar- - - "'" "'
;' ,;un"" J' ,, "U"; " "outo 3. Haskell; Bobby Owens
"uy.vlsw He Demo- '"
li7Ui iU'u '"JD,0CK
west
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of
1,
in
thc
Route
counties
c"armcn
the
Munday; B. :..uuoyi rnw
"..w isnor-unto T; Hicks homo to attend
"?"
TV
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even seven inches above
Courthouse Soimrn ),.
ho renwntcj nmi liii:
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piniin
jiiiiiiiiii
.iifiia
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me tuncrai or a member of thc , '..Jl.r. 7. ',. "ZL" r
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in 1961
The
Lnwn.n
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uiuiij-vnapman, Her- - WfiInocr1nv
mlu UlO SUDCrmnrkof
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u ; . ,,.. jukr
r. Tin,.
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ritiifl'ii iMiiiiTnri
ffm
imiiitiiuu
out that
announcers
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Ira Hester, prosl- at the' weekly
del,t. announced
luncheon hirn
Judy ScB"
d Wayne
r,n werc thc accomplished Per
sen.
i
ior
whn u,
duced by their official Rotarian
s
hnota Qtnnlnu
""u orwKS
M rtdlo7A '"'
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the Nat onal HoVr
the past two ycara and
'5?..a
nr
.h t
ter, Qu.,1 and Scoll .Soc'K;
niuionaj Honorary high school
oinnalistic group. She has been
a drum majorette with the Has- A
n..nn nI.IHM
nf ",l-rcii inuian ua inu lor two vuitrs . . "frrrillt.' "'
ui:iis nope
and pluys thc flute in the band. .lo nav? ."loved a step closer
.., i ciysiuillzutlon of a lonff- a mcmhnp of tho
a dar on the
also is active in the youth work
UBct ProJect.
nr h.. ci..... r
.1 . y.
orK or the
""uuic niuuninin
Brazos River northwest of Rule
wynV
ernn,
i
outstund- - for the purposes of flood con.
trol and provision of a recrea," JU",Jlr
tional site, through action plan'hnSi
Z".
Veai8 of hln,
" ned at a meeting at the Has;ormefl ." -- "
-" kell County Courthouse
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P!sient of the 1061 Senior
ruuuiuiy was... CIlOSUll . The....
of area cit- 7.
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'....r mis year izensmp, meeting
f
in
""antl""''
the office
,s onc of t,lc n'K school fnvor- - of Haskell County Judiro
Jim
ltos
Alvis, requested Haskell Coun- IV
!
Atlnrni'v Hill" t?niif
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i..i IIUBICI.
ii...... at tile
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Haskell i,
-Prrco
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Frn
- v.tntn r,.ai.'Mll)Il, ri'llOlli.k"UMJ
, ,,
ter Oakes to ilrnur nn
i.il rn. n.n- n,nai.. i
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iuuuiiii. mraiu 01 .1"
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sit
l"CI0!H- mcetlnir
CU'CUinilKl
... wln.i., rin.l 41,..,,i
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I..,..pei
Anderson.
T Wilkinson iQ!iuukui hi least 10 commun
l'
tMs
''"rntory and
and LJill Rat' if wun- named to
.
iinai
ior signa- scire on a nominating
tee to prepare a slate of offir iu ii; in mis manner, uic
of thi a.,-,hopes to
ers to jnesent foi service dur
be able
11...
Ito
rrt i o n
"to picsent tangible
'k me luoi-uKotary yeai evidence
of our intense Inter1
Mra.' Henry'i her,, loyal est, " according to Judge Alvis,
early construction of the
"sweetheart"
'of, R3taTcre inprojected
,
dam, onc of 12 in u
nn(1
et,nV
chain of pioposed Hood control
presente,.
corsage jn a ceremony honor projects under study thiougliout
ing her for her dedicated ef- the Brazos River Baniti
Such a project on the Double
forts to the civic organization
Fork of the Brazos
can risciiei, well - known ,Mountain
nt H'Dnii C....W.A..U sumi n... .
eel; fair.ier and sports- - ....x.v.1,
nine nn
mnn, inci eased his stature as a bc' en u dream of numbers of
Platform speaker with a lepeat a1ren, P'anncrs for years Prin- them was Bob
iuno,t
Pcrfominnce at thc club's reSeymour, and the
quest to tell of his experiences Bna.k,n.
selm-focc- .
tr.t
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the "moisture norm"
'inten ion Pston of Quanah who Sad
and
District Attorney Adklns said Charles B.' Smith, andyG
Vi
.
. .Wonomtnd if dno Unk
of cosine
IM. In this area w.ik rprliinui nniv
am
tne accused man posed as a V"u
U
by the U. S; Weather
odTamTn offic.ate Rool Wllford (Pee Wee)
les ma
lel.itlvn of ihn flrnnncori nnrenn Jones
tne
ormai ratniaii form- ol
"Ber
store
Arlcdgc
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.t"u.;.
since
"ntatlvp
said
he
would
After he swore In tho nnw
that
to Inoulr
dlrnnflnnc Jn hr
w. is returning to Abilene to
ai
b'Bcu
?
Hiclts home nt fhn Poor nffinn grand jury. Judcc Chanmitn nn. "ol make a formal announce- .
nas
ocen
in
onuc
"rev sou
a
grocery
the
mc"t
"tll
busi,
later
qualnted
body
.
date.
tho
with
2R
the me.
in Mundnv Inst Ocfahnr
nnri
o ni
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niinn
ill
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v.
w.v
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0
lllblU.
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llCia
chanics
of its responsibilities.
iater usod identification found
n reported.
The legislator from Stamford
m a billfold "belonging to the the secret nature of Its dcllber- .1
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AI. L.riU'rnriPA
c'3"H
mi
termln
.m
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imuiui- "" !.. n l . .Tlu .".rivMiiv
and the varying degrees LeciSnture
deceased found in tho Hicks'
3Ti years,
supply
of
'or
moisture
and
his
in
here
Jan.
7o2,
of
gravity
,?"
of both misdcniean- - i
h0me" when ho sold loot tnken
joined him as he .nn,i. tile year lust endor. wn no.
" l5 " "" Mnvc sons
or and fnlonv rnseH wlileli ivmiiii
n
in ihn
.' .'. '
ai.ii
cd ''is operations.
'
on
his
serve
Jack Law- - cumulated despite a --December
Pawnshop:
be presented.
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iuOIWIC
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oy warney La- ,.
nppnsing tne grand Jury Woii ?..,. tr.,.. Uilj'lUI,
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ii.upeiu.s
ginnil lunUKIiuv is
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:lllii.-Ul otllof
" II 1USO rallied Ull till
11,. ruin
tn
v'"""u"
fhn
lutaieci in 1'Jait.
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system
r entries for
jury
one
of the createst n...
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3 s in uecemner,
.31 on the
ftirauord, Texas. Tlio Has- I'nuuu, es of
i:"u l'""'H r iuibcu systems ever devised" In fair
appearance in ".
kell store will be the sixth of Hth, and 03 each on Dtvembei
V
admlnister- Arledge's announcement was the Plggly-WiggCampbell, and
stores opei- - H and 20 No, mal foi Deem- the
Hist pol tlcal hat in thc atcd by Law.ences. continent
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21
is "3 niches.
m
22,
1063, and
and
Iho oumeo?
ih rl"K m "askell County in the on the approval of the operation
Warmest December day heie
and.passSnrtSSi.
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declared new vcar.
l..u,. lutuiucii
lliiln
3 titn
ivii;
l v u uuyiuus
me iTliggiy--t " iggiy
uj,
jers of Haskell A'r;,.""..,,v b " ' ii . ... ,..
Judge
Chapman.
Tn dctermln- uay,
e.
.inu
iiii4iiiius
oince
at
in
in iiii mill
.lacksonvi
luiiiii
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Jiimt .at later inno
oVidn
hftV
reading Jn
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Jeri
Law once ,
lv 2"prunnrvfrr 'I!'""
ke. Fort Wortn,
man, forT M
23.
Tuesday
December
ported
e 'L"th away, only onc con- Is, County Agent
True bills also wore returned whether he's your next door
10- -l'"
r
In the fallowln.P' other- rMiceoSr.!Svrrh,0?m
iL"1!!.
or your best fiiend, c,mty
S. L. Hudspoth, 40, of Roches- this
week, Perry Motor
T
C
t's race, in which the see- - Company, the roirvcW-Piv- O 1
ter, for theft of a 1057 model au- - nave no Hearing in the case
v
tomobllo fmm .t
ninmn n You've trot to work with furls end term aspirations of the in- - mouth - Vnli.int - r.ir Tr., ,. , 1x3.911 OF 111113117
or c,bout July 27. 1063: Jackie not by public opinion, or what '"mbent. Garth Garrett, are dealership here, owned and on- .
t
Rav Nelson. 2(1. 'of Alhnnv for the district attorney savs. or I being contested by a newcoin- - crated bv Howml .".
Perry foi a- - UL7pc
In
(Skceter) Miller, sock- - bout 10 years, mov ed to 9i00 UlClZcb
forgery and passinc a forced say, or what tho sheriff says. er
IVCbUllb
square-focheck to Edna Andress on or b,,t go by your own conscience," lK "is first political ofiire
quarters all undei
.
,
one roof
block east of
about December 8; and Bobby challenged Judge Chapman.
KPrnrH
Square
Has'
uuge
by
house
jbck iNicnois, ior rorgery and
vnapmaii
whHe
""l!
.SSS!?6
passing a forced check to Edna declaring, "Yours is a great
,
!'e" Auto Partf. w,,ich foim
e
3
responsibility, You are the only
lv occupied a portion of tin
?",
Andress on the same date.
yea:, as tni.l.iinir
election
in t i.iiti.ii cmintv ivhr,
til on
..
inn .hi,h Tim.
Davis, 10, well
u,e
orflcc of "'strict uTwo persons not yet .. appro- - can sav" a man can bo trior! on wcu as
imager of the i.AH.iA.i
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rornev
uiuicicu in nas- - a rcionv case, if von don't "..-- '. nnrl ennnfv fnv
nnri nuiiucu wcro 1.11......
uncnWni
"" neiniLm.
...... Collector.
.
koll Countv in still tinnllinr fov think 1... ..,,,l,l ,
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me n u.v,.n.f,v,i i.,n t...,
critically In- - Bery cnso and swindling ,by him loose. And If you do think
in
th
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'."he inciimlfntn In I.,..., ,.n, Dan and Duke Dixon, brothers. rint-ni.. wt'st of Rile near the conver- ..,,
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witn
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siiuiiiu
mill
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inn.
.....Friday hon
the fourth shot, "i didn't Kmi ?' ",e &n,t ana trouble
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f. - ininaiuipuiii
Mountain Forks of the RmM.
i..,. in
i.
,i... ijiii
mwyui. r.vcry
icicd on a curve. . niinr
jii wun :iiiii r rn
Kuen- jiiiii'ii
vj
One.
Louie
and
Precinct
iiiiii.
if
nuiii
itiiii
",v
innnri.
ki
of 8tamford L" tlnici.c."ra"J!U . y tne ncw py. P,se. !? a serious matter, sticr. Precinct 3. have announc- - grated by their father, open- - ment Supervisor Flovd (Satcln so
Miot hnn." F.s.-he-r
drawl- - il.nU tm"ei) lt . "Thc Seymour
Jte.seivoit on tneir mnps. Tho
n.,., eu tne Haskell Auto Parts here r.ncU r..vV.nie
ed.
thc Abilene- - kbu jury which oegun woik punisliaDie by a term in the
t ,..,ir.tir.n ,i.h
ghway.
i?"0.0!?.0 an,d.."e cnsc wn3- Penitentiary, or In some cases, to contest them to date. Eliza- - ',csa. than a year ago a half A rash of jrrass and pasture The other rafter rrricer wo proj'(,, Js Intended for the pur- askell County
PiiinB lunner investi- aeain.
?
cth stewnrti incl,mbont ..x IoeK cast of the Square. Their blazes in Jnnuaiv of 1063 whlc'r In response to an inquiry about J'"5 0I "ood control, recrea
area at the site where
The judge added that "law- U1SO
A
Will He ail Kent firemen hen. irninir tr. nml hOW often II womnn keener- nf uu"
evere head in- - gatton.
1. "Bn quarters
nnrl
yets from the cities have mnrv- - rAce) Davis, constable, Pre- operation, with three coming from fires most every an isolated trading post in the iUrlco w ater would be im- llacerations and
and a fish and
eled nt the merit of our West cnct ,
avis underwent
tne Haskell precinct, tl,"cs uclr farmer floor space ,ny of the month, helped com- - Vukon goes to tenvn "Oh, l Pom"lc,d.
ver ln Ru'e' the New Year pile the record total. Lusk didn't say she nevei goes to '
juries, and I know you ajH0 lmVe announced, nnd have
"fie nJy' "0t a. nrocctcd
surgery late
IliU'll "
Hnxlurorl ITS ,.l, ..- ..T PalHUlDle WatCT SUPPlV. it WHS
Saturday. Her
win uu a luiisuiuihious joo, ' ne no opponents to date.
urouKi " nc.w hllHillesK ill tvnint.wl r.1.. Th,. ...o.... ID
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said in dismissing them from
t'lo form of Service Cleaners
i..,..ii.,rr llllllllll
ii. 11.I111IIIL.
inctJ UlUllllll
described "as
innimnif !.(.
.
r.....i. in.t antrl ftII lneVct,ri tii.nn
III! .ll lll'IIIIIIN
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Almost 10 months ago, in
Ad- - wnich opened Monday on the bv far durlnir 1063.
the comtroom to begin Uiclr
District Attorney Roj-c:al, but" not
The most bclni: reven vears that she went
teicst ran high for the dam conttendlng phys- delvrerations of a number of kins has not yet announced, but north side of the Main Street blazes during any onc month in last."
struction when the Corps of
etisvs iu ue ircai'iuuu oy uiai- - nas iiuncaieu ins ucciarauon us owners ana operators are 1062 were 12
Engineers held public hearings
rlct A tornoy Royce Adkins and of intentions to seek
Mrs W. C. Holt and Mrs A H
Patrolman
On February 5, 1063. volun-teduring the month of March, on
Sheriff Garth Garrett.
irho inycstlgat- Alexander, both of Rule.
Is imminent.
firemen in Haskell went to
the feasibility of the entire
eight fires in one day.
1
Pollco Chief
chain (.1 dams A large repret the Haskell
kJ
Beth Vaughter. talented
Tlie longest interval between
sentation fiom tills territory
lone in tho car young daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
T
fries without a truck run in Has- t?
voiced its Interest at meeting
krd Anson whon J. G. Vaughter. presented tlio
kell in 1003 was the 21 days be- - .jCt IVlOnQaV VOX
in Vn:a on March 13 and in
lurred. She was program at tho Tuesday noon- tween October II and Nov 7
Plainview on March 20
Olen Bnrtley and Volley Ivy f111Af..
ivinncy amou- - uay iirncncon ot Uons. C. O.
At both sessions, Col. F. P.
Holt was procrram chalrmnn
were tho firemen here with VOUnty
ird.
fleaUS
Kbisch,
district engineer of the
vhose attentive for the doy, and Introduced thc
tho best attendance
record
Fort Worth dlstrii t, expressduring tho year each making
needs of all guest speaker,
Haskell County's Home Dcm- - ed gratitude for tho evidences
r tho Haskoll
of inteiost by people of this
'in
daughter
y
s legion In this
"Tho
read
1M3
of
.said,
25
tralnlng'WiS
going
and
to
Haskell
Trustees
"and, with a
Paint Creek replaced, Morrison declared
Tl ,ss
area.
'
v
!JJy 'JiRlnno
admin- - t"K"v
"over vans' by Rural scliool,
the west wing of . Morrison pointed out that it building time contract
V
interim
that drill periods
on thS
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This interest
i
ijani i riiiin iimiiiii nni n., a t ...i.ii.
a. uays
has been. rc- A
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113
of
grass
u
moan
m
blaze
total
would
nere
.
the
jsimai
could
nmuw
cost
wiih
not
Job
wimui
uui
uisasluvuieii
i
tiiKe
arter
trie
win
ior
n",
il
ground" affair for officers of the
m
"act, oum
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(ring 10C3 aftor Ulttl, Pgrcss Is undying com- - trous $85,000 fire on December figures are projected to go be finished before Julv 1."
'
calls werc made. The remalnd- - "0,mtv h o m 7
,
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Jf Admlnlstra- - lesion to givo, create and 11, have employed an architect through the processes of culling
to buildings and COunell
,nrc.aK- i"IT 25 were
,
,
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K"im
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in. k"
1,UV """ ""ei' is mo nrm homes. Ffty tuns werc out of
mon and until ULVC'
,.ha " ":. """l lwu "l l"c uani
to draw plans for replucing tho n bond election, then hold the
c uinzoa itivor pro
Koyco Adklns, chairman, ro- - gutted stiucturo and estimate election, and an additional 30 'wpwycu lo worn up tlio plans town,
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MlUf',"n.
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of A. J. (Cot- 11111111K.
cil it .(in 11. in. in Tinuni nrmiti '
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owfie position.
or
were
I'um-.
a bond days beioro whatever bonds 'V '"""""H
costs in anticipation
niuiiuiii
iiiui oi uasKets
Mom serious fire loss in Has- ,h pcV.,hm'rBO ,inr
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presentea to less fortunate Issoo to securo tho funds to ro- - are voted can be certified for
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iui.iuny y ircsracru L.ynuon
Elementary hciu lki. do- 7.
wns the
vcar
last
of a $4
billion
families ln Haskell at Christ- - build. Pat Morrison, sunerin- - sale bv the Attornev fienerni of tioyed in a devastating toma- - I?
C
,i i.JlV.cl'ci , a?c1!1 '. announced B. Johnson,
Pub,,e worksblll which includ- 'lo which knifed through te Highway 277 near the south city " T ,L,t'" 7
mastimo. Around $1,000.00 was tondent of the scliool, announc- - Texas.
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j,numuuy.
We are snoot- - Ilerill
wiui jnsi
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on Wednesdnv inn ir m too ni,...i. 7 ,
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muo over $700.00 received
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Ing for March 1st as a Hturtlng JnM2' Several members of mo night,
December 4. Owner- - p. m., she" suld.
Urrg
Brazos.
In donations. Lions "footed tho
a tiinotablo for ,late fo. whomever may be em- - rx"? Stnto Touchers' ssocla- - Operator Sam Crume cstlmat- In roPr
of .,m?Us groups will
The plan is to secure "Bever
in ic recent .. meeting .. here cd Ids totul
tho lost wing,v
bill" for the extra $300.00 reconstructing
ln ,,i- the jinii" 'Mnrri,w . . Hon
, most ......"?.
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..- loss nt S10.000.
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nouseu
on
needed
uii inousaim
signatu ifl'' rn li
tne
classrooms
which
ior
commented
"excellence of which w.is insurance cover- - lions for 1064 worked '""""to
bo
out
petition,
a
of
gradors,
combined
first three
then send It to
the appearance of the new ed
l7 .
for presentation to thc ington ,by porsonal messenger,
"uiwiis cxprcsscH tnanus to caietona ami auditorium serv- UOaCIl 10 1 (ILK miildlrrg." At present, this firm
rlMlSns
full Council session two days a designated spokesman from
m u,rn wm ,0 tnlB area, for preaentation to
on the project.
.
V P.MP.rt Hlflh
entorv and high school. Hunt.
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ecin. a now Pentrni nthoiie
1
plant Danlol H.
Guests
1
noted at Tuesday's Morrison said estimated costs
t.aken ,bncl! l0 the four nomp Texas' two U. 8. Senators, and
.
Hlch School ln Abilene, and nn
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VaitUUQlO demonstration clubs In Haskell to Congressman r.rnhnm Pnr
U Creek,
has meeting wore Stan Hazolwood probably will be ready within
OOlUU.ll tfCMQUCt
addition to the First Prcsbyte- County for action, Mrs Uver- - cell, of this Thirteenth Texas
nui-ii
mam- - "u jerry
u wecK. ana mat a neiition
mum.
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Congressional District.
calling a scnooi bona issue will nert High School footlwill team ford
uiiwiors nitHMlng
announcing
In
MBU,ur
bo
next
as
week's
soon
us
Thc citizenship of this area
circulated
"Just
neottnff
bo
will
Thursday.
10,
held
nreLii
Jan.
l"0"1"
only
tho estimated
two homo demonstration actlv- - hopes it may In this manner
according to of Tm
and directors was tho cost figures arc known."
at 7.30 p. m ,n tho irU Bchoo
building
ind
Itles, thc Haskell County home- - convoy tlio urgency of the proj- reldat7:00n. m. .nresday.at Tho A oiio no architectural cnfetorluiii.
Mi&mtkirh
in
making leader lssuod un apjoal cct to Its elected reprcsenta- Lh0 T?xnfl Cttfe, with Wallace flrm of Tittlo ftnd Luthor Wllfl
9ri.f"
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S.'..U'
Wheeler,
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of
coach
head
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iur uiu lurmuuon or ncw nonio tlves In Congress and to Uio
Jr., president presiding, employed shortly
Christ- - Ablleno Christian College, will the Mxl60 Wdftah biwi
te 3, Haakell.
In these calendar - conscious demonstration clubs "to make Department of Interior and tins
Projects for Juniarv und mno t .imu, i,nbefore
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operate and February were
Ci xrly days of thc Now Year. Uic our study moro
,..V;7ii,i
effective, ' be- - Bureau of Reclamation, within
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discussed.
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more
01 i. ommerco, vauso
m uio provinco of irnlch Uie de-Hill
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banouet
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for
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January, hus about
vijuipLn.roun .Us Prwddont. Abo Tur- - moro parts of tho county could clslon concerning this project
biui jirojoci
be obtained from any member m,,t WfteH fneiiitino l
their desires.
Hampson,
Tlieron Cahlll
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Mn'
Although h number of Paint of the ..,..
vcrlt rests.
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llie Armv ami UOIl Alltenzler wnrn ii ii ni
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Project In February. Lions vot- - hi which tho 1001 Class might
AU.' SPOUTS- I1ANQUHT
L C ? ,
H.Mvf
?.w"' with the accent on nctlv- - Monday in Mrs, Levcretfs of- - Grico, and A. R. (Pete) Eaton, .
&
nco
or
on
ana
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trie
ine
monui
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January,
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floor
of
tho
trees
U.y'
Is
(the
Rule
all
mini
at the "old graduato, could be built by late
Rule,
latter
. '.
lo.PIttnl
i
County Courthouse will Ommber of Commerce preU
1
delot w",ch ha uc" moved May "It looks like July 1 will
"Tim'
ajliS if11!0
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Taner.
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v.,,,mo micimur ui ixua- - uu iiigiuigiiieu uy k noun juh- - (lent,; ILOflKClI UiaillDflr Man-w ,,s new restmg ne uie earnest poulble date." kell National Hank or Vcnimm
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SSK? t0 ko" Chamber evenU this month chcon p.repared by tho council
Dob Lowrance. Rice AM-- ,
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wing can be Auto Stow
jSdge
(Bec "O of O", Page 12)
dake.
members.
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Beth Vaughter
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Timetable Set To Rebuild
Paint Creek School Wing
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Copies of the petitl-udvo-eatiearly construction of
the flood c .ntrol - recreation
areo project on the Double
Mountain Fork of the Brazos
will bo distributed for circulation at 10 a m Friday in
the 39th District Courtroom
of the Haskell County Court- housc' ColJnty JuJpc Jim
v,s annunced Wednesday.
In addition to the nucleus
OI area citizens who helped
m'tlate the action, Judge Al- vis Wednesday asked that "as
many interested cltlzcnji ns
possible" attend the Friday
morning meeting here as
representatives of the following communities: Haskell,
Rule, Seymour, M u n d a y,
Rochester, Knox, City,
Wclnert,
O'Brien,
Sagerton, and Guthrie.
County Attorney Bill Rat-ll- ff
drew the petition as the
result of a meeting in Judge
Alvis office last Thursday.
n
-
Juago Ben Charlie
sworo in a now
n. fimArni.
errand
Tror
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HOW.
John Maynard Adorns. 25. "
mon.
showing "
nore Pivot-.XT
of Bremen, Georgia, Is still be- " . """fop1
it
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steers .
Plaining
thc
?,??
ing held In Haskell
Jail
.
H without bond by District At- , iivuiik
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you'
ST
rSSTrtr Judy
'ffik
that
vost,KRtcd..', Bo ahead and In- dub, two hmXiEi ni. JL ho m:fT,,irn VMHSnt
Roy Arledjro.
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M'l.LKTIN
M0ISTURL TOTAL HERE IS Judy Sego And
FIVE INCHES ABOVE NORMAL Wayne
Perrin
Haskell's
Business Horizon though
.bwia'tilli Honored Here
y 'ii, was almost five and
quartei inches above normal
Two HuBl.cll High School
Here Bustles
WoiUhormri
Sum Hcrrcn
- Seniois were signally honored
Thtusday.
this week ,by selection as
thc
tota,s of 0,UI' Rotarlans of the Month
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With Activity
.. luui.cs moisture, 5.23 ior Januaiy by the Rotary Club
W
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Named Foreman
Of Grand Jury
per,
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NUMBER 2
1963
Are Returned Here
hero, County
Martin an- -
i3
Concerted Effort Underway To Get
Double Mountai n Dam Project Going
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Prcss
per Copy
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Established
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
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JETTY V. ClwVUE Ouner and rubllsliur
PORTER U OAK KS Editor
ALFRED HINDS Adv. Mfcr.
matter at tho postofflce at
Entered as second-cins- s
Haakell, Texas, under the act of March 3. 18TO.
SUHSCRIITION ItATES
Haskell, Throckmorton, Stonewall, Jones
$2.60
and Knox Counties. I Year
0 Months
$P
Elsewhere, 1 Year
6 Months
NOTICE TO PUBLIC Any erroneous reflection upon
the character, reputation or standing of any firm, Individual or corporation will bo gladly corrected upon
oeinir canea 10 me uiiriiuuu " " jhmo..j.
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The M arrow of Haskell Country
,
w
the farmer.
ever ask yourself this question, "What IS a farmer?"
With the help of J C Yeary. who u at the service of the
farmer practically around the clock a one of the "men Friday"
of the U. S. Soil Conservation Service, and a little research, for
the accumulation of winch we are Indebted to the Office of In-,, ,
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icrmniiou, ei. a. uvitiiuiciu i nfiucuiiwc,
iinnvnr in rlrnw n verbal viirnettc of ft fanner
A Farmer is a' paradox. He is an executive with his home his
a scientist using fertilizer aitacnmenw; a jwrcnajung
office;
agent In an old strnw hat; a personnel director with gruaiie under
his fingernails, a dietician with a passion for alfalfa, aminos, ami
antibiotics; a production expert with a surplus: and a manager
HlllHttL'.
V...tllnrr n rrlrP-PIn Haskell country, and most evcrywhre h exarctees squat- ter sovereignty, he manages more capital than most of the Intel- ncssmen in town.
He likes sunshine, good food, State Fairs, dinner at noon.
auctions, his neighbors, his shirt collar unbuttoned, and, alv
nil, a good soaking rain any time
He is not much on droutlis. gullies, threughways. weeds, the
or helping vith th housH-ork- .
day , Dernsshonners.
. .
Farmers are found in fields plowing up,
dtf down, ro
tating from, planting to, fertilising with, spraying for, and harv
csting. Wives help them, little boy. follow them, city relative.
visit them, salesmen dotain and wait for them, weather can de- Jay them, but it takes Heaven to stop them
A farmer is both Faith nnd Fatalist he mul have faith to
continually meet the challenges of his capacities amid an
possibility that a late spring, early frost, tornado, flood,
drought, dlsense, or .bugs can bring his businewi to a standstill
bustnogn-wlsHe ls your fellow countryman u
statesmnn of stature. And when he comes In
nt noon, having spent the energy of his hopea and dronms, he
can bo recharged anew with the magic words "Tho markot'r up."
May Ids market be, and stay up. In Haskell country, the
strong backed, leathery skinned son of the
soil ls the launching pad from which the rest of us go into econ.- -.
Ot
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denim-dresse-
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omic orbit.
May his garden, wheat, and cotton ever grow, and his tribe
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WE WRITE ALL TYPES OF
INSURANCE
Automobile, Fire, Extended Coverage,
Casualty, Workman Compensation,
Life, Mortgage Cancellation, Etc
Cahill & Duncan Agency
N. First Street
30
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Pho.
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j,le plant. Porter " Number Two
eve oecorne ciock cunsci"ii.s
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SSho J'SI,1"?..! cothfnf
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(Th e
Woodpecke.
Woodaid. alwav.s .... last man
,t
air "'n,1 long ine ,'vmo
come into rnoj,t any clvif
feedings,
has to have ,th,,"" ,'X
meeting,v.
he always gets
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,g0 far wevc skipped the "two thor0i says .'nit
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but fol. thl5 last
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w"l,uu"1 "llv, .. " sorpns- -- t,nt Kntcrprising Enter picneur
"or some- woodaid
Ils "hypQpix.
has moved to a
Woodv
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? alVtte viifftai!
brand." Num.
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ber Three.
"onc-a-da-
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habitat
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on
irn-ntln- n.wv,-u..v- ..-
savs
uuocieu
iH.,K
out
lour
times
from one certain rnonogramm- - too manv times foi any Chrisis
ed water tumbler. He likes this tlim to' ue baptized whether he'
monogiamnied spi1llklC(l 0r plumb dipped
,
tumbler It was a gift of a par- pan- of Peo- ticujnriy precious,.,,...
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Jeffersonian type.
better believe it. We overlook- ed mentioning
wc received
He lrkes to drink his tomato also one of the that
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handiest gadgets
1. ...... .,....
ntm foe, ,ko' SOMEBODY be- - m
Scen'ter"
fore he goes down to the office Rafting
nromii
alluring
f'" out quickly that he you mU u'in yom. sock (lrnwert'
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one parr
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(jourtHi 11 oui iinu nui
flf urw'kc rnll lit. tlln Qnnnln.. 1.
. pVO'rv n,i'f
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tomato juice, drunk U and went
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Pnvcment
of!he
pounder.
nc,Ug0
up two hours earlier
than usual to look at her "Ba- We are seriously considering
moving to Salt Lake City, beJT r
coming a Mormon, and making
(iminboard?"
n play for Holly Williams...
,
after a few years. She'll be
suppogeu to sit tin- - Worth
u
waiting for.
'" V " "'.f..'" T. " S
minerals and sediment
would
One of our Tennessee aunts.
be out of It (we doubt if HAS- - m years young,
wno recently
Hi.m,;
Til
J;AI V coukI. ,e m,r.1" moved into a care home a
' "" ""u .
awny
?oup,
,
..Clr
llli; Ull lilt. 7WLIII. LU1I LI 111 L1LI
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(Oichid Plailf) cnn Tnn.in'Dcno fnn mnrn Ihnn
the "aby
l
hore s"1(1 when lie left 55 yCnrs, recently wrote that
Woe is ushllch,nK
hor now ji(e wlth Ul0 oUiCr
Lriitzcns inerc, mi ic- senior
HOW KVKK. according
to a mnlc. ls nn "Adamless Eden."
rumor we hope In true, wc hear
were in Par- &
rig .in 10 15.
about oo tinres They're sup- - Aivvays wanted to go back
iHetl to stay pretty after you He(ml a foow sny ovr TV Ulc
i
mi.
minim, other night thnt "Paris changes
vni
:ioovu
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Ami at the going price of or- - wUll H nmn.B
oUu
nBe
chtds
well, we're planning n jiurry,
1,1
lug,
1
pbR (Bob) Poer has moved
his family fiom the city back
to their farm in the Brushy
"xFZa
too-
tllC YllWn tO .!, 1UI,,
f Mnat,n1l'c
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nun 11. wt'1 !"n"iy -.t cirnwv . ...
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woodv
frOIll
111 vv Ti
gro,,n3,,ncloSs from his old
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So that you mny exerciso your privilege
and fulfill your obligation of having a
voico in the government of your country.
DISCUSS YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
. . .
that you may fulfill your obligation to
yourself by saving every dollar possible
and still havo the best protection avail-abl- e
anywhere.
AGENCY
INSURANCE - LOANS - REAL EST ATI?
Phone
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or
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The very marrow of our countryside heie in the hinterland
Texas, at the grassroots of the Inner Citadel of the Nation, is
broad-shouldere-
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Whether you oppose or support the position of your fellow
citizen on an Issue, be it water or we cnnaiuncjr u. u u..
search
. thu Is trpnrnl election vcar. too. you know
not
.1
will
.
not
hate.
your conscience long enough to say, "I will
declarations.
and
my
attitudes
hurt. .1 will not hinder" in
There are some fairly simple "governors you can applj to
yourself In arriving at your own decisions concerning iBsues, pub- to your
related or
lie and nrivate .J
IvoT.iiv
living.
own existence,
Can't we sav to ourselves, for instance, I will not permrt
myself the expensive luxury of hate. 1 will not hate, because the
person I hate may be unaware of it. So why hate?"
We find this works.
And, following this line of thought, couldn t we also say, I
will not hurt. I will not permit myself to run roughshod over the
ieellngs of others, because if I do. I am being an accessory to.
or a rooting place for, a spiritual cancer. If I am a child of God,
3 will button mv In and not he a party to cynicism, or sarcasm,
In other words, if we must oppose, oppose the position, not
the person.
a.,..
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mnv ,"v- 0,,vj t - niircolvn
"I will not hinder, for
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in hindering, am I keeping someone from something better, a
Higher Plateau In Life, because of my example?"
Haskell earned one of the mart dubious distinctions of its
) ng and colorful history in 1053 Its long standing water con- foversy was judged by experts to be the seventh among the "Top
Stories of The Year" in West Texas.
The controversial nature of the continuously grinding story
undoubtedly earned, if that a proper word, Haskell this spot.
For the first time in six years, wo have begun a xmcw i c ir
it'aout a court suit in abeyarue over water. There is none pend- g. f,,r the moment.
Wouldn't it be wonderful . if, . during 180 1. Haskell could
..
I IGHTFULLY EARN, a eherwieu spot among tne "iop rerv
.orv makers of the year, and for a nilte dlfforont ronion. the
AMICABLE settlement of our water problem., and a rododlca- on to go.ng forward TOGETHER as a community In develop- a community that would offer some hope for growth,
em
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here?
c
homes nnd buslno.-mThe daily practice of the axioms, outlined above could well
I .dp us achieve thi end.
fast-growi-
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As Haskell strives as strive we should, for a togetherness of
this New ear, may we suggest that pi o- com munity enterprise '.i
ductiv ity in all our undertakings, and tnat memoes we ion,- standlnir water sunnlv matter, can be more quickly resolved, and
more easily achieved, through the application of this simple
Did you
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share-the-wo-
Let Us Neither Hate, Nor Hurt,
.
the pern UStD fon?1
that arinngeiuciits nic being Cnrnthcin atti'iulcd
made to (It ill an oil test on his formance of tlie St. Lou a Hi
WOMAN OEGlJ
in Stnmfoid
Company
i
Charles W. place known as the Scott farm
Iff, Oicu Dotsun.
30 YEARS AC.O
tumshEPJ
nlghl
Friday
Rochester.
and
Rule
between
RusTutnbow,
Homer
lilcdsoc,
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(January 11,
W.
AMIcne,
of
Whitman,
P.
Kemp:
grocery stores sell Davenport, Giles
All Haskell
one of this section's oldtimeis,
Hy I'MITKK
Holidays In Houston
District Clerk, Roy Ratllff, spent
mplylng witli Iho new groeeiv
nevernl days here on busMtushal,
Bill
Lamed
City
openile, have changed their
Mrs. Maggie Lamed visited
We fully exivc t when wo plok Inn and closlnc hours.
Thieves broke a plntn glass iness litis week.
In the
children and graudclilldieii
her
up the next issue of "Changing future the stores will open at window In the McCollum and
1H) YEARS A(l(
in Houston over the Christmas
Times" to find It dedicated to 7 30 a m. and close at 8 p m Couch Haidware State Wedncs-th- e
holidays. S li e visited while
(January 0, IIHU)
o
Pencil Pusher, for times
Work on the raid to Rule was day tiltflit and stole two .22
manager
of
F.
Posey,
the
J.
there with the Jack Davis famTwo
store
chnngctl dtastlcally in our stnitcd Mondny moinlng, with ibcr rifles fiom the
n
Telephone
Company,
Haskell
ily,
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
little roost, all for the sake of ten men working on grnde and small boys saw the culprits says they now have long dist
family, and the Don
and
nostore
and
of
the
out
coming
an exotic plant
drainage under the supervision
but ance connections with all points Lamed family.
of the Civil Works Admlnlslra- - titled the nlglitwatchman,
any
trnce and direct Hues to all neighborThe fact, an unvarnished one, tlon. It Is planning to work two he was unable to find
ing towns and the larger ranchPeck In At Pcarscy Homo
Is we've been REPLACED by a crews of 10 men on the project of the thieves. A good
in tills section. The compnny
es
however,
and
obtained,
was
oichid plant It's just with ench crew working three tU"
has local exchanges at Haskell,
Mrs. Eva M. Pearsey had
""IM.l IIUUII l
aie expected,
like having a new baby, and days weekly under the CWA nrn-MAspermont,
and
Munday
of
welcomed
plenty
transient
the way our Henna Headed
plan.
T L Donohoo, local CWA ad- to TlUJssijC
Texas Central Train No. t traffic nt her home here over Turn
Spouse 'tends to it, you'd think
by
accompanied
Mrs. Eugene English and mlnistrator,
uuiN
UARArjR fl
inholidays.
Her
visitors
the
now
in
5:45
Stamford
at
arrives
she gave it birth.
Mrs. Abdon Holt of Plninvicw F M Robertson, and County
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ruddle followlriL'
v
spent several days here this Commissioners P. G. Kendrlck p. in. from Waco daily, and Coin,
Stamford; Mr. and Mrs. Mufflers, Deiro $M
This orchid plant wns obtain- - week with relatives and friends, and O L. Darden returned train No. 2 leaves Stamford at John H.
Brake,
Firestone, and John,
11 a. in. each day
Waco
for
father-in-lacd fiom the
of a
Political
interest is coming Sunday from Austin where they
transmission
Worth;
and
Mr.
of
arj
Fort
Jr,
mighty fine follow (we may Into the spotlight, and the an- - went to secure an Increase in The Centrnl lias good connecmill
- ""'mor.a
have to nmeud this evaluation), nouncement column of the Free worker allotments for Haskell tions In Waco for East and Mis. 13. C. Maddox, of Nocona; service
'i i) k
Mr. and Mrs Stcwnrt Burson,
Clyde Foster, astute Abitenc Press lists th following cand- - county
The County Is now South Texas, nnd the old states and Linda,
your
in
A
interest
Abilene;
of
Mrs.
T
G.
Carney
hns returned
newsman, from whom we learn- - idatea who iinve announcedworking 420 men on state proj- of
Cheryl
and
L.
Johnson,
Jeff,
eu nuout trie existence or or- - For Congress, Arthur P. Dug- - t.cts and 57 men on Federal fiom a business trip west, nnd
Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
he reports that blackleg is kill- Tulln;
c,,hl
practically under gnu ajid George H. Mnhon; For projects
set up by the CWA.
'
Glen Rose; Mr. and
Firestone,
mlne1j
many
in
vroboB&s.
ing
nnd
Scurry
cattle
om.
We State Representative. Dick
Mrs. Raymond Burson, of HasKent Counties.
4n Y EARS AGO
t,ollc,t orchid Plants came Dressnr. of Sovmour: For shor- Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bowman, kell; Mrs. A. Roy Jeffries, of
or somewhere
from Heaven
(January 11, 1021)
of
the Pinkcrton nclghboihood Wichita Falls; Mr and Mrs.
besides Oklahoma. Clyde Fos- of Mundny,
George Green,
were
presented with a son Alvls Bird nnd Rickey, of Hashas acres of Mediterranean cruise.
ttM's fthei-In-lnweek
and
town
in
was
last
kell; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bird
Monday
em in nine greenhouses at
called on his old friend, R. C.
Mr. Conlcy, of Brcckcnridgc, nnd Vickie, of Stamford; and
Masked
of all
HoIdcnvinCf Oklahoma,
So much for a mighty flow Montgomery. T w cnty- - seven
rmCcs.
cry subject. And orchids to you, years airo Green worked for the piano man, was hero sever- Gerald Bird, of Denton.
Montgomery on a ranch In al days this week.
too!
Byron Wright, who has been
,
Orchids coming from Okla- Joncs County, and this is the
homa, and the orchid plant it- since in tho employ of the Texas Cenmet
in nir
(he old toilcTdlSSl
tral Railroad at Dublin for
,eIf 'ot n siphtly obct wltn.
e
came home this
0ut blooms, remind the Pencil Prcs3 (n statement we doubt.
A bam at the home of Mart some time,
meaner of tne remain our judging by the calls we get Lynch of this city was destroy. week.
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CwMlej. him AHardy Grissom, who is atfM f, r. n or...
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wnen someuung goes awry or eu 'jy me rnuay ..I.I..
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of'sprlnff- J? he just moreover, is left out) may we late hour. Besides loss of the tending Texas Christian Unisee how anybody like cnll y0U1. attention to the rcf- - other contents of the barn, a versity, hns returned to school
M)e coUij mive produced any- the holidays
rnpps nf nmmtrw rnomnrvni. Rim.ii
ln.lonclnir to after spending
thing so refreshingly beautiful.
itc Cftrl Fischer's platform Mi Lynch burned. Origin of here.
M. S. Picrson, president of
1,L rt
prowess reported in the story the fit was not known, and no
OFFICE HOURS 8 a. m. to 6 p,j
the
Fiist National Bank, who
was
carried.
elsewhere In this edition about insurance
This orchid plant was sup- - lllst week-W. B Hallobaugh has pur- - runs n farm and ranch, as well
103 South Ave. F
Rotary luncheon.
Haskell, 7,1
posed to be a Christmas gift for Mny We repe-a- t
the Sam Conner home as one of the best banking inchased
here
also
that
mother-in-lawho has a t ;.) DIDN'T SAY that trading in this city and is moving his stitutions In this part of Texas,
0UI'
Telephone 864-207- 8
c shipped three cars of beeves to
Seymour.
from
family
heie
NEVER
'
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nikon
ueryXcause or the extreme
"n He just said, and is with the btidge gung on the Fort Worth this week. His son,
Marshall, werrt along to look
wcather at Christmas time, and wc quote
It ,is just three Wichita Valley Railroad.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kelstcr
wenwer got warmer, inov,, cjj sjncc sne l41st .,.(
Havnesboro. Tennessee, arrived
24
wager unr tasi luriiiing sne ri
returned
several days ngo nnd
week,
family
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last
with
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t
never get it ... That ibloomln'
UM.n
again
f?..t.
home
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To The Song Lending Pro- Church.
rived) has changed the course fosson, got up to hoist a few Christian
W. D. Kemp and family, who
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
of our H"e. . .Howcome?
State Licensed Master Plumber
waving fingers at Rotary Jim Mauldrn of the Ballew have been residing in the northpart
of the county,
eastern
Monday
,asl
Community
burned
cnl,Sf
Tlu""s'!a''
"fh
one We're Hvin in
to sing. "Hear The Wild night It is not known how the moved this week to Prof L. T
n lurWsh bnth atmosphere now. fclcm!..
ihe'
detcate,, lt t0 (,,;. slilIted. the fnmllv being
The Pencil Pushers domicile thu Pool. Man's will Rogers, awakened by the flames bare-Te- n
is kcIl nt a l'ozy "othouse tern- - BIO0ks Middieton. Just a coin- - lv in time to escape from the
s
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a r encii rusner s Haskell County History
descrip-bloomi-
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oatem;
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this city are tne paicnts of u Cunnliighmu'K pli'ce, about two
miles northeast of town
son bom January 'i
Calvin Nance, Flunk SimF C (iimde. of Itule. Route
Carter, and John
3, was here Monday. He stnton mons, Roa
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THURSDAY, JANUARyl
THE HASKELL FREE PRESS, HASKELL, TEXAS
PAGE TWO
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CAfrroJfl Jmpala Spot I Stdun anJ (dafljrouiiJl lK
Luxury Chevrolet
Jet-smoot- h
What does it take to make a car a crroat liitrli- What nhmir. nnivlnl norfonnv &
way performer?
mcnt? l'rofessional driving sU'
ii uio car nappena to bo a 'Ul Unevrolet;, them,
one thintr onlv.
A hiVhwnv.
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You'll find everything clso already neatly these Chovrolets to get tho best
ijuenuucu ror you on mo car cxacuy as you
And that's really tho test oi
pick it oil tho Bhowroom floor.
way performer: Just nbout anyoo
There's a choice of Boven cnKincs all tho kick out of driving ono, just about
wuy up io a uvin-car- u
just ns It cornea out of tire show?
igu-ii- p
vo'-a- nu
iour transmissions, mclud- Next timo you'ro out your o
inir a finclv lionod .eiMvul ntrt wliifi
niUm n f,., nv.
in m
And underlying it all a
these hiRhway performers on your
rido that heljs keep
aro really all you'll t
mmJKJMm
tho performance great oven when
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enough timo to do a V
tho highways aren't so groat.
ot
Chovrolot.
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Supreme
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lb. IIox
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10-1-1
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THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS
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HASKELL, TEXAS
PHONE
s,
MENUS
Woo-tcn"-
owner and
en,
bciiool Limcn
Hcrren won the winner Inst
week In the Lucky License con!.
test being conducted ut
Hcrren received a $20.00
'inner
iish award,
A new number Is taken dnlly
wtcn Oil Com- Woolen's totnllser and Is
fiom
Bobby
Umt
posted on tlio window in thnt
place of business'
There Is nothing to buy, and
you do not have to icgistcr.
Just ditvc in dally as your license number tiny be the one
posted.
w
RM
CH
I
DANCE
to tho Music of the
.NS
Bonnie Workman Band
fiom Aspermont
with Good Dance Music
iITEKLdT
TKIIM8
Irby"Hall
Turner
mcy
Ph.
Saturday, Jan.
8012.171
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11
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School
menus
PAGE THREE
Monday: Uarbecuc on buns,
y
potato chips, Riocn ibcans,
imd green pepper sticks,
peached, refrigerator
canned
cookies, milk.
Tuesday: Hot tamalc.i, pinto
bears, .spoon tomato salad, baked potatoes, coinlnead, butter,
f ult gelatin, milk.
T u i It e y and
Wednesday
giavy mashed potatoes, buttered peas, cranberry and orange
rolfe,
butter, pumpkin
Fiilad,
custatd squaies milk.
Thursday linked ham, canpotatoes,
giccn
dled sweet
beans, stuffed celery, pineapple
nut cake, milk.
potato salad, ranch style benns,
apple robblcr, milk
Friday Luncheon meat sandwiches, lettuce and tomatoes,
ccl-ui-
have
9"Hi
the wonderful patronage, loyalty, and
friend-
ship we have enjoyed through the years.
YOU, OUR CUSTOMERS, are responsible for
a growth much greater than we ever dreamed
of in the beginning.
AS IN THE PAST, as wo begin our 13th milestone, we will continue to serve you to the best
of our ability, so when in need of anything in
building materials be sure to pay us a visit as
you will find our prices competitive and our
services courteous and prompt.
AGAIN WE SAY THANKS A MILLION
FOR MAKING OUR 12TH ANNIVERSARY
POSSIBLE.
ENNEDY LUMBER CO.
HASKELL, TEXAS
864-286- 1
PERRY
MOTOR
Phone
LOOK TO FUItRH FOR THE
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Insurance of All Kinds
SERVICE
SECURITY
SATISFACTION
lOUrnSirneHl
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STANLEY FURRH
.In a Off Lobby of Hotel
Phone
8G4-321-
Haskell-D-
Night
6
ay
864-254- 9
MMMHlHaHiHMHIMMWMMawMMHiaMMHNHM""lnMMIBIIIVnlfl
0,
The
Good Earth
Tho blowing wind
and eltliig ruin
brings new life
to tho growing grain.
by MKS. n V. conn
H.
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This month, wc ithT pcimit-tinis filled with garden activity
Seed catalogs are laid
aside and dirnnis bet me i
realltv Once again, we can
' the Good
K.uth ' Mil
leel
through oui hands.
It is still not too uto to plant
bull), If tho ones that me
planted aie beginning to
peep thiough the soil, cover
thorn with a mulch of grass
clippings, loaves or straw. This
will help to pi event winter kill.
Put a few stems in .'ith loaves
so they won't pack, and warp
the plants
Peach tree and 103c bushes
should be sprayed at least twice
while they are in the doimant
stage. Lime sulphur is ibest
Tills cuts down on brown rot
of peaches nnd black spot or
other fungus of roses.
Put on heavy gloves and
remove all old leaves and
flowers that ate left on the
rose bushes. These harbor insect eggs and bluck spot spores
rcxamlnc canes for borer larva infestation. If the latva i:.
present, there will be a hole in
tho peth of the cane. Cut away
the eaten wood. If the hole has
entered the main stem of the
plant, run a wire into it ns
deeply as possible. This often
kills Uic larva before it destroys the roots. Sprinkle a
little DDT on the scar to keep
other insects from Invading
the plant Burn all rose residue
noses that had "blight yellow
leaves last year can be given
a feeding of lye. K can per
bush nnd u. can for laigc runners. Dig a trench nbout 6 '
from the plant and completely
encircling it. Sprinkle the lye
in the tiench. Water ground
the
caches
moistuic
until
roots.
Lye is a direct soutco of potash; it also kills inhccts that
feed on the roots. If the leaves
of trees turned bright yellow
give
during summer months,
them a feeding of lye. Follow
as with
the same procedure,
roses. Use from 1 to 3 cans according to the Hire of the plant
A Magnolia, silvei leaf Maple,
an Althea, and a pecan ttee,
all had blight yellow leaves
last summer Finally the tieos
completely jancn of
became
A feeding of lye was
foiage
given and within thicc weeks
new leaves began to appeal
Never befoie had the foliage
been so green
g,
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savings with a gas dryer... only gas
King-Siz- e
dries
drying load electrically. No wonder 91
laundries feature gas drying. You get
long, safe, trouble-fre- e
service. And with gas white things
So
won't yellow.
if a dryer's in the cards for you, deal yourself
a winner with gas! Low prices during the LUCKY DEAL
DRYER SALE at eras atimljanoe dealers and Lone Star Gas.
5 loads for the cost of
e
out of 100
1
self-servic-
HASKELL
AUTO
PARTS
WE HAVE CHANGED
PLACES FOR BETTER
SERVICE IN 1964
COMPANY
louth First Street
Cnrroll lipped the r"ts for 2.1
otcd the toui- - Canine points, while SkTt Money's .Most valuable player, Gaughey hit It for Henjamin
proved A Just that to the host
Steers us he scored 20 points.
""
' onieocnun guni-iiuiarrL LcFcvrc was hli.'h for
, the IJol ats with 10 counters.. J'"'"'"! the funeral of Oen II
I,c wn Joined hv teaiiMnnte H Oram in 1885.
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AS WE CELEBRATE our 12th Anniversary,
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THANKS
of thnnks
hnvu woicls to express our
thnnkft and appreciation
for all thu nice Rifts, caids,
flowers, phone calls thnt came
our way, to make It one of the
moot pleasant dayfl of our life.
Gifts came as far away an Gilmer, Texas, Fott Woilli, Son
Antonio, Gttstlnc, Ci.mc, Dexter N. M. Walsh, Colo., Kansas,
and Stamford. We wish for all
of our friends cveiy where A
Happy New Year, peace and
piosperity and nriy God bleHs
each and every one of voi.
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.PS
Funeral Held For
H. C. Sanderson,
Accident Victim
Hazel C. Sanderson, t2,
resident of Haskell County, died Monday, Dec. 30, In
Hospital
Veterans
at Albuquerque, N. M from Injuries
iccclvcd when he was t'irown
from his car In an accident at
Kails, Tcxnn. Nov. 20.
your
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at the First Assembly
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VEGETABLE STORAGE BINS AND
HALF BUSHEL UTILITY TUBS
WASTEBASKETS
OTHER USEFUL ITEMS.
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JUMBO SIZE
57c
GLADIOLA BULBS
29c
59c
19x24 INCH
POLY FOAM
FLOOR
MATS
29c
In 6
45 PIECE
Dozen
SET
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99'
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Colors
QUART SIZE
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Patterns Won't Fade
Hottest Water
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Armour's Star
BACON
43c
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SPECIAL
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lb
49c
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Longhorn
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RUG
RUNNERS
22x44 INCH BIG HEAVY
visited Rev. and Mrs. Roy Don
Rhoads and family of Avondale,
Arizona, during the Christmas
holidays.
Haskell, Texa
864-336- 4
MARVEL VISCOSI
COLORS
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Mr. and Mrs. Thu r man
Rhoads, and Carolyn, of Haskell,
and Rev and Mrs. Wayne
of
Fort Worth,
Blankcnship,
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IN FIVE BEAUTIFUL
Yttlotldo In Arlrona
BUICK-PONTIA- C
lb.
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weighed eight
ounces and is
long And the most
excited of the Reynolds family
about the welcomed newcomer
is her Vs year old sister Lelsa
Ann.
HAS A WIDE CHOICE OF GOOD USED CARS, TOO
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or
Phone
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performer at your local Pontiac dealers
IFORD
NEW ASSORTMENT
I
(We've got four different models lo choose from.)
Wide-Trac- k
L. Conner.
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New Reynolds Hcirchs
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Reynolds, 101 North Avenue M, have
another little girl, Laurie Fayc,
at 3:36
born Saturday, Jan.
p. m. in Haskell County Hosp-
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NOW IN
FULL SWING
n,
Henry Smiths Strike It Rich
Tlic Henry Smiths were surchildren, grandby
rounded
children, and gieat-g- i juidchll-dre- n
during the Christmas holidays
Visitimr in then' home
were Mr and Mrs Bill Pate,
and daughters, of Waco; Dr
and Mr? Don W Smith, and
boys, of San Antonio; Lt. and
Mrs. Charles Hugh Smith, of
Glcndalc, Arizona; Fred Smith,
of DalhiH,
and Mr and Mrs
A i Unir Bland of Foit Worth
Did you say you wanted a
sedan
With Wide-Tracind that luxurious Pontlac comfort?
4-do-
Hazel Colt Sanderson was
born August 11, 1021, In Boaque
County, Texas, and moved to
Haskell County with his parents In 1022. He farmed ncur
Welnort and Rochester befoic
moving to Amarillo In 10&8. He
moved to Littlcflcld In 10C2.
He was a member of the Assembly of God Church, and was
a veteran of WWII, serving in
the Army Air Force.
Surviving arc two daughtern,
Miss Sharon Sanderson, a Texas Tech student at Lubbock,
and Miss Karen Sanderson, of
Scagraves; one brother, J K.
Sanderson, of Brownwood, two
sisters, Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell,
of Fort Worth, and Mis. Pauline Held, of Boyd, Texas, and
his grandmother, Mrs Bettie
Sanderson, of Littlcflcld.
Solomon and
MLWimrMwM
lMrffa
PERRY'S
Cemetery under direction of
Holdcn Funeral Homo.
Fand-erso-
MwaMac-M-
JX..J
of Clod Uiurrh here Thursday
with Itcv. Cecil Vatican, pastor of Assembly of God Church
In Han Angclo, officiating, assisted by Rov, I. A Burn, pastor of the Haskell First
of Gol Church, and Hev.
Hoy llcrricks,
pastor of the
Haskell Foursquare Go a pel
Church. Burial was In Willow
Palibc.ucis were Marvin
lones, Larry and Alvin
Hev. K V. Hell, Junior
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Vahies to 49c
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Different Kinds
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$1188
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THE HASKELL FREE PRESS, HASKELL, TEXAS
SIX
Mrs. P. F. Weinert
Georgia Girl And Dr. Don Duane Smith,
Recently Wed, At Home In San Angelo
Student Council representative,
Sweetheart of Signm Chi Fra- ternlty, anil named to Who's
Who Among Students In Amcr- ienn Colleges and Universities.
Dr. Smith, a native of Hns- kell and graduate of Hnskell
High School, attended Notth
Texas State College, Denton,
and received his D.D.S. degree
from the University of Texas
Houston,
in
Drnnch
Dental
where he was a member of XI
I'sl Phi, notional dental fratern- ity. He served In the United
States Army Dental Corps as a
captain He is a member of the
San Angelo Dental Society and
the Tex t s and American Dental Associations.
The couple will teslde in San
Angelo, where Dr Smith Is
practicing dentistry.
Mr, and Mrs. Illchanl Enrl
Turpley, of Hampton, Georgia,
tinnouncc the marriage of their
daughter, Rosemary, to Dr
Don Duane Smith, of San Aug- elo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jason
Walker Smith, of Haskell, on
December 28, at the First
Methodist Church of San Ang- clo.
The bride was graduated
from the University of Georgia,
where she was a member of
Zota Tau Alpha, Phi Chi Thotu,
Event
Pre-Nupti- al
Is Hostessed By
Tommye Simpson
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Miss Tommye Jo Simpson of
Rule hosted the bridesmaids'
luncheon at the T. E. Simpson
home near Rule for Mrs. Michael Bailey, Saturday, Dec. 21,
before her marriage on Sunday
The bride's chosen colors of
pink and white were used in the
table decorotions Miss Simpson was assisted by Mrs Clias
Clark of Sagcrton
Those attending were' the
bride. Mrs Michael Bailey, liei
mother, Mrs I'elbert LcFevio.
Mrs H L. R.iiiey and Judv of
Erownfield,
Miss Innn t'lniei,
of Lubboi k, mil the hostesses
Everyibody reads the classi-th- c
fled page of
Haskell Free
Press.
was
Thomas Jefferson
the
president of Washington
first
and Lee College, then
Washington College
a
WANT
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Car- -
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pint
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containers at Tho Haskell Free
presg
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Prexy
Weinert Matrons
Re-Elect- ed
flPH!
If
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...Equal Monthly Payments!
no big annual premiums
Xo hip down payments
with Great American's new auto insurance policy.
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HEALTH
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COMPANY
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AND MRS.
E. J. COUCH
128 Y
A R S IN COUNTY
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Reunion With All 7 Children Highlights
Golden Anniversary of E. J. Couchs
Haskell
devoted
.
formerly located at 910
North First
ANNOUNCES OPENING OF
A complete new and modern
Beauty Salon at 608 South 5th
Street . . . "Around Southeast
corner from the Elementary
School.
Sociological chango was the Mrs. Tony Arroe, of Haskell, as
subject of study undertaken a transfer member,
Next meeting of the chapter
when the Beta Chi Chapter, of
Delta Kappa Gamma met in will be February 8 at Rule,
the new year's first session for with Rule and Old Glory mem- -,
the teachers' society at the bers as hostesses.
Texas Cafo horo. Thirty-thre- e
members from Haskell, Knox,
and Stonewall Counties were
present. Members from Weinert were the hostesses.
Mrs. Dwight Moody, of Weinert, was program director and
H H. Cowan, of
introduced
"ImMunday, who discussed
plications of Social Pressures."
Mrs. H. H. Partridge, of Munday, conducted a Constitution
quiz, and Mrs. Frank Martin,
of Haskell,
with Mrs Curtis
Casey, of Truscott, at the piano, led a song session
Mrs. Cecil IOump, of Old
RjOREENfJ
STAMPS Kt
Glory,
president, welcomed
Visit Us!
Telephone
1
Appointment
864-300-
Tarantulas have a very
Green
sense of touch.
for
Eskimos carve figures from
the Ivory of walrus tusks.
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Thousands of green stamps at
no extra cost. One for each 10$
worth of steel, Order now-y- ou
receive the stamps as soon as
you get the building. It's a real
plus value.
Included are brushed nylons, coruW iwl
and quilts. Pastels as well as darl
V4
Thermo Jac Jackets
Price
seamless stockings
mm
sav
my
.andal
.
sheer
J.05 on
up to
All winter hats incltidi J
foot10
hel demi-t-
tretch sheer
vry
box
typical 60
x 90
(rog. 1.65) $1.35,
(reg. 1.65) $1.3S;
.V4
(reg. 1.35) $1.15j
12
3 pra. $3.30
reinforced sheer (reg. 1.50) $1.25;
3 pra. $3.60
short, medium and long.
colors: Town Taupe, Bali Rose, Barely Thero
.
one week
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onlyjan. 11 - jan, 18
DUTLKU Af.RI, PRODUCTS
ONK STOI' SEKV1CK
Complftt Hog Kmuig
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A Big Assortment in all of our
Mercury-Bertly-n
4 -
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JUMPERS
$7.50
2 ONLY MINK TRIM
ypp
V. B. LIKINS
IUWAY
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Regular prico $125.00
Plua Tax
1
LEATHER COATS
Jackets
1 Short Jacket
HUM
2 Coats,
length
2 Coats, full length ..
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and Mnddyi
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ONE GROUP THERMO JAC
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Cashmere Sweaters
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Beautiful beaded Hong Kong
Skirts to wear now and into late spring. Woolens in solids, plaids and tweeds,- velveta, cottons and a' few satins. Size's: 0 through 16.
typical 46 t0 Panl Frama machJM
thad can tat you about 26.400 ttamM.
That's 22 complete book
OR
ok.
BEADED SWEA'
that
SKIRTS
3 pre. $3.90
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Values to 10.95. One Grotip.l
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3 prs. $3.90
12
COSTUME JEWELR
BLOUSES
A
walking sheer
In woolens and cottons.
2
ahelter can gat you about 39,600 Stamps
or 33 complete booki.
AND
lAPERED PANTS
plus $1.00
A wide selection for you ! Taffeta, silk, organza, chiffon and satins. Some formal and Borne
very informal. While they last at
cattl
Pnl-Fram- e
- $8.00
0
PARTY DRESSES
V4
denier (reg. 2.50) 51.95; 2 prs. $3.80
o
$3-0-
have not been reduced before. Cottons, silks,
nylons and woolens. Come early and get yours.
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You should have several of these wonderful
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the event were Mr.
couple, tending
and Mrs. G R. Couch, Jr of
jiert( wjl0se combined residence Ringllng, Okla., and Mr. and
in Haskell County totals 128 Mrs. Bud Dorr, of Haskell.
years, recently celebrated their
Miss Vera Dcrr and E. J
Rolden wedding anniversary at Couch were married
at the
reunion of their family at the home of the bride's pnrents, the
home of the bride and groom,
late Mr and Mrs .1. W. Dcrr.
1401 North
venue H, here.
in the Pleasant Valley comMr. and Mrs E J. Couch, munity of Haskell County uoith-eaCouch
of Haskell.
Mrs
tho
50th anniversary couple,
were honoied by the presence came to Haskell County with
at the ga! i event of all seven her family in 1008 and attendof their childm, two of whom ed Haskell High School.
live in California and 13 of their
Mr Couch is the son of the
15 giandchildTon
The annlver-sai- y
W. A King, C G Ham-mR.
was observed a few days late Mr and Mrs Gcci-rto Haskell
and the hostess, Mis It.
early in orlcr that as many Couch, who came year
before W. Raynes and Patsy Lee
members of the fimily as poss- County In 18PI, one
At Rayncs.
ible might be on hand Date of the county was organized.
it had been surveyed,
time
the wedding was Jan. 4. 1914. that
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ed.
versary reunion in Uie Couch
County and has lived
home were the following chil72 years In it.
of
nil
his
of
Couch,
Jr.,
dren' Emmett
The Couches have been enOrosi, Calif.; Robert Couch, of
In the. farming and
Sim Fernando, Calif ; Mrs. R. gaged
E (Elva) Cram, of Dallas; ranching business nil of their
George (Dub) Couch, of Irv- married life and had their resiing; Raymond Couch, of Has- dence in the Mattson communkell; Billy Couch, of Blackwell; ity for many years until Noand Mrs. Wayne (Vera Sue) vember, 1062, when they moved
Worley, of Brownwood. Also at- - into Haskell.
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AND CASUALTY CO.
AND WINTER MERCHANDISE!
ltaynes Thuisday, returned
to office for another year the
same slate of officers which
served during 1PM
On the recommendation of a
nominating
committee composed of Mines M. W. I'hcm-istc- r,
W A King and II. W.
Lilcs, the following officers! will
dliect Weinert M itrons during
100 1. Mrs. I. F. Wclnort, president, Mis. Kred Monkc, first
d,
vice president; Mrs. J A.
second vice president;
Mrs R. W. Rayncs, seciotary;
Mrs Henry Vojkufka, tronsui-e- r.
Mrs. W. C. Winchester, parliamentarian; and Mrs. W. A
King, report chnliman. Reporters aie Mrs. Rayncs and Mrs.
W B. Guess. Executive boaid
member In addition to those
named is Mrs. H. W. LUcs.
Following the election and
a paillamentary quiz on Robots' Rules of Order led by Mrs.
im hosier, refreshments were
seived fioni a gaily dcoratcd
table, the centei piece of which
wan a white satin streamer
containing the old year and
new year figures with gold
"Happy
New Year."
im.s whs tho wink of Patsy l.ee
Ravncs, of Weineit, .student at
Midwestern t'nlvcisity, Wichita
Falls
Piesent weie: Mines. W C.
Win.'hcstc! , Buck Tuinhow, P.
F Weinert, R. J. Ralnev, J. W.
Lihv. Fied Monke. M. W.
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Mra. Stove Stephens led tho
group in prayer,
iis. Kenneth Lnne presided
dm iitf n ftricf business session.
The circle projjram, "What
Does A Christian Woman Read
- And When?" was led by
Mis. Wallace Cox, Jr. Mrs.
Bass Powell read scripture excerpts from Colosslans.
Mrs. Wallace Cox, Sr., reported on how to read a newspaper, and Mrs. Ethel A. irby
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ALL YOUR BEAUTY NEEDS
VISIT CHRISTENE'S
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Mrs C J Robinson. Mrs. Ethel
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ding Anniversary.
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Greeting guests nt the door
Hemy Ginc.y Hammer and weie W. o Minor e and Kyle itirti., lUlUlUC'lOtl
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Nealie Broom weie married Josselet. grandsons. Receiving MlOStCSS V 01' L000
on Dec. 21, 1010, seated in a weie Rev. and Mis Hammei
Uiillly
buggy, as was the custom then, f'olun Hammer, and Mrs. Otis
Tlic Cobb family
annual
Registering guests
outside tho home vt a ministei Elmon
named "Dei her." Rev Ham- - was Mis. Wayne Josselet, n Christmas dinner was held this
Directing the year at the home of Mrs
hum, Baptist minister, who has granddaughter
ved seven community pas- - scrvinj, weie Mrs Colon Ham- - die Middletn, of Haskell
Those attending were: Mr.
toratcs In Haskell County over mcr and Marie Elmore.
the years, and Mrs. Hammer,
Grfts and messages were re- - and Mia. M. M. Cobb, Glen
were honored with open house celved from Gilmer, Stamford, Cobb, of Paint Creek; Mr. and
at their home, 100 North Third, Fott Woith, San Antonio, ,Gus- - Mis S G. Cobb, Mrs. J. D.
by their two children,
Colon tine, and Crane, in Texas; Dex- - Gillespie and Pamela, of
who lives near Wei- - tor N M .
in cos; Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Cobb,
communities
Unda and Sammy, of
ncrt, and Mrs. Otis Elmore, of Kansas, and Walsh, Colorado.
Hobbs, N. M.; Mrs. G. V. Cobb,
Mr uml Mls- H- IL Cobb Mrand Mrs. l. v Routcn. Bryson,
B. Q.
3nnc and Jiure of Fort Worth;
Mr. w v cobb, mi and Mrs.
50th
R C. Coli"), Cecile and Don, of
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native Haskell County December 2J at their Amarillo Stamford; Mr. and Mrs. R. E
couple, now of Amarillo, who home, 338 East Central, ac- - Aday, Bobby, Allen and Jonic,
met when called on as a pi- - cording to word received here, of Waxahachlo; Mr. and Mrs.
anist-son- g
B. Q. Furrh, and Miss Mamie Wayne LatTmer, Orange, Calif.;
leader team at the
old Cottonwood School and Wallace met at the old Cotton- - Mrs. Addle Mlddlcton, Mr. and
Church in a community near wood Community House, which Mrs. E. J. Stewart, Mr. and
Haskell that has faded with the was used as both church and Mrs. Brooks MJddleton, Riley,
passing years, observed their scnool, ana wncre sne piayca Nancy Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Gen- wedding
fiftieth
anniversary tne mumc, ana ne led tne sing- - try Mlddlcton, Norma Beth and
ing.
Paula, all of Haskell; Mr. and
On December 21, 1013, they Mrs. Rudolph Middleton. Betty
were married at Pleasant Val- - and Rody, of Whiteracc; Mrs.
Mrs.
ley In Haskell County, where Norma Bakor, of Dallas; Mrs.
they lived most of their fifty Nannie Stanford,
of Haskell;
married years.
Mrs. te. E. Ivy.
Two children were born to
the Furrhs. They are Harvio needs.
Latest contributions wore: G.
Furrh, of 3612 Lynettc, and
Mrs. Maude Allen mVSf,2
Elton Crow, of 1006 North W. Roberts, $5; Mrs. C. T.
Tf
tMo fn'r
Nelson, both. of Amarillo. The ley. tf; Anonymous, 16;
Mary
vfVo Furrhs also have three 'grand- - and Mrs. Jesse Dean, $5; Mrs.
2; Mamie
children, DcWaync Furrh and CTareface- Taylor,
C. J Lwninn iU
Alley;; 51; Mrs. G. W. AmmoriR
mtQn
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the lesson
$3; aid Haskell Rebckah Lodge
Following the opening prayer
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by Mrs. Josselet, a discussion MUTIJ JQJie iiTOWn
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To
and when.Present for the first meeting
of the New Year were Mmes. MteceiVe UUtlOrS
Contributions to assist Mary
Stella Webb, Fannie Holt, Edna
Has- Tanner, W. H. Pitman, Josselet, Jano Brown,
Rqbinson Allen and ono visitor, kcll resident, stricken witn latto
continued
oral sclerosis,
Mrs. Floreco Crowley.
pour in during the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Brown continued to hold
her own in her fight against the
dread disease, but it became
necessary recently to have
somo ono to be with her nround
the clock to minister to her
Moie than no friends and rcl,mu uiv.i- iiuvva mint:
sages and gifts were leccived
from nine vamnuinll.esi in foin
Mates when Rev. and Mrs. H
G. Hammer wore honoicM with
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Maude Allen
seamess stockings!
Is Hostess For
Mary Circle Meet
save up fo $1.05
COMPANY
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Prior to Inventory. Visit Sherman's Now While Entire Stock is
Sale-Pric-
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and Take Advantage of Tremendous Values in Fine
That's a silly question. I take it for granted you are,
mom. Do you know that it's been proven the average
working days per
woman puts in over sixty
year in handwashing dighes? . . . time that you can
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NO DOWN PAYMENT IMMEDIATE
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ARENA KACHINAS
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cleanup
chore. It will save you more than halfof your after-mea- l
time, and keep the kitchen neat and clean alter rjeiween muni
macks. As sure as I'm Reddy Kilowatt, you'll have to admit
at continuing to do the dishes by hand is about as pointless
laundering tho clothes by hand.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TO ALL Honl Estate Owners:
Let us make your next abPiompt and efficient
stract.
service In making your abstracts See us for all your abstract needs. Haskell County
Abstract Co. See Aithur C.
Foster or Dorothy Haitsficld.
South Sldo of Square In Haskell.
47tfc
FOR SALE: Clood "going business on squiu c in Haskell
Worth the money. Will sell for
Invoice less 20',. Sec Stanley
BUSINESS SEUVUK
CLEAN OUT yoiir scpuc tanks
or grcaso traps. Wo have Uie
cquipmout to servo you. Day
or night call UN
Otho
Nanny Phimblne,
33tfc
L.&H. Jlcating and Rcfiigcra
tor Repair, couiincrclnl and
residential. Wc gas nnd repnl'
all makes and models of
deep freezers, cent- Furrh.
2c
ral heating and air conditioning. Electric wiring homes and
prcspurc
pumps and
farms,
washing
repaired. FOR SALE : Weaning plg
machines
Located 1 mile smith of Haskell, Tom Cluck, Muntlay, Texas.
ltfc
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Phone
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BULLS, BULLS: Carload
big boned Anxiety
,)rcd Hereford bulls for sale.
Yearlings to four years old, Vj
Speed Queen Automatics
and 31 Charolols. Using Char-olo- ls
Wot Wash, Rougii Dry
to ci oss on other breeds
You wash & We'll Dry
of cattle produces larger aniPlck-Uand Dollvory
Bob Hayley,
mals.
Box 889,
Phono 8042441
Seymour,
Texas. Call night
i3p
EXPERT Wutcn repairing. All
work fully guaranteed. W. A.
Lylcs Jewelry. East sldo of
Square, Haskell, Texas.
7tfc FOR RENT
Two bedroom
NOW AVAILABLE: Handy goll home close to school. Call
i.2c
pencils, Ideal for churches,
clubs or any organization needing a lot of inexpensive pencils.
Haskell Froo Press.
6tfp
UnFOR SALE: Balled
fold Gholson, 3 miles south,
Mile east of Rochester, Just off
to IIIIBKCU
fin m load 2107.
U2p
TO "MY "MANY Friends and
Patrons: I havu moved my
equipment and Hcrvlces to the
ir.'MiHH nut sai,k
Baibcr Shop on the East
FOR "SALE: 2 bedroom house. City
Side of the Square and would
911 N. ltli. Call 80U3000.
feel privileged to continue to
FOR SALE: At a Bargalnl
serve you there, 2:30 to 5:30
house, 502 North Ave- p. m. weekdays, and 7 a. m. to
nue F. See Tom Robcrson at 7 p. in. Saturdays. I appreciate
Mobil Bulk Plant, or phono 804- - your patronage. David Jossclet.
2146 or
U2o
FOR SALE OR TRADE: House FOR SALE:
Baled hay, 00c
and lot. Davis McCoy Camp. per bale. Sec J. A. Mayfleld,
Leon Anderson.
2p
Welnert, Texas.
FOR SALE : Two bedroom mod-cr- n SPINET PIANO: Will transfer
home, good condition, good fine piano to reliable family on
location. See Jessie Dean at small payments. Also electric
Denn Butane or call
organ. For information without
Haskell.
GOtfc obligation, write at once.
FOR SALE: The JeBso B.
Music Co., 200 S. Main,
2p
lethlng sawed, Smltli homo at 801 N. Ave. F. Elk City, Okla.
Sco Mrs. Bob Barrlcklow at FOR SALE: Used food freezer,
paired? You'll 601 N. Ave. F, or call
V2 yeats old. 3Vi yeats war37tfc ranty remaining. 17 cu. ft.
ENTERS In the
chest, like new. Frazlcr's
2c
MOW PAGES,
use of carpet shampoocr
FREE
where YOUR
with Eluo Lustre purchase or WE NOW have Llndy Auditor's
rent electric shampooer. Sher- pens In all rod, all blue and
DO
FINGERS
Chiropractic Clinic
man's Floors & Interiors, Has- doublo point red and blue. Es800 N. Ave. S3
every
2c pecially designed for
kell.
WALKING
bookkeeping and clerical use.
Haskell, Texan
Hoskoll Free Press.
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floors! 8 to It I to 5
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your
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able at The Haskell Free Press.
from 1.80 up to 14.75. aotfp
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YOU'VE BEEN PAYING!
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO SAVE!
Champion Spark Plugs
5.
Continental Batteries, 12 volt,
6 volt, 24 month battery
Biard's Cleaners
502 NORTH AVENUE F
See
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nccu of a Vcterlna-tlan- .
call Dr. W. H. Stewart,
Gfifil
Mutidny, Texas.
ltfc
FOR"REFRIGERATION
nervice: C Mitact Gen"
Lonf,'. Boggs & Johnson Fin nior i ill
hil e
day oi nifht.
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Plant Phone
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Your choice of flavor
is
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Warp's
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29
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(doors, windows, porches) that
let in cold winter drafts
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with shears, tnck over scrcei.-o- r
frames for low cost wint
protection
crystal
2 - 21
Beans
lo. 300
at a fractioi
lln cost of glass. Onlv 87f
s'liKiro vard at your local
or lumber dialer.
lasts for
h.isu-wnr-
105
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SAUSAGE
400
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$
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249
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Fresh Store Made
3 56? BLEACH
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Libby's
Catsup
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$290.00
PflDlf DflAQT
Libby's
39 LEMONS
25 APPLES
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3 Point Hitch
9 shank, High clearance
PORK STEAK
Winesap
$t
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Plat Libby Crushed
California
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$675.00
CENTER SLICES
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14 oz.
$23.95
CURED HAM
Log Cabin (with pitcher)
TOMATO JUICE
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Solid Pack
$35.00
HASKELL FARM STORE
Warp's neiiuinc
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years
dear
Butter Beans and Ham
46 oz.
$ 1.35
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No. 303 Libby's Garden Sweet
Pood
$ 1.15
In-.-
cut Warp's
PINEAPPLE
24 oz.
$ 1.00
,
IF YOU BRING THIS ADD WITH YOU, YOU WILL RECEIVE
DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS ON YOUR PURCHASE.
Cover all openings NOW
SYRUP
No.
$17.60
$ 9.80
front knotched, Used tires, New tube.
Harriman Chisel Plow,
GUEGROCERY
18 oz.
battery
36 mo.
inch cultivator sweep
10 inch cultivator sweep
12 inch cultivator sweep
Tool Bars: 1070 Steel, 14 foot
Cross Hydraulic Cylinder, 3x8 inch
Minneapolis-Molin- e
Tandem Disc Harrow
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This House Must Be Sold to Settle Estate
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With Your
FARMS KOR SALE
FOR SALE: 131 acres of land
in cultivation located In Haskell county Mrs G C.
Rt 1, Goree, Texas.
88tfo
8.
All Prices Reduced. Some examples, are":
DON'T
Service Tlmt Satisfies
R04-327-
COMPARE THESE PRICES TO THOSE
Your Dry Cleaner
Is Your Clothes
Best Friend
Clothing Dry Cleuned
busts longer . . . Looks
new longer.
Highway. Phono
34tfc
Nichols Tillage Tools:
vf ;
For Sale
t A Bargain
WANT TO BUY: Pumlluro and
nppiiances or wluit have you.
Buy or trade for most anything,
Trade Center, Throckmorton
MR. FARMER
Smart Laundry
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WANTED
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
m YOI' KNOW THAT Slier- mnh'. Floois & Inteiloi have
u tiemendoiiH
stock of light
flxtuiis, at aii price range dc- -
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two-year-o- ld,
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Prattle
that wo ncek. They aro there In profession, they have selected
the limbo of lollipop Lane... a the wrong section of the city in
resting In the air. which to buy, or build m home,
d
On the Nowhere side of the they should save moretW their
Mountain of Mist In the Valley wages, or they should wear
Bermuda shotts In summer.
of Overthete
"On the Nowhere side of the But tell a man ho operates nn
Mountain of Mist In the Valley automobile carelessly '". and
of Overthcrc On a solid vapot he is ready to argue and to fight
foundation of cloud are palaces if necessary.
Without exception every mogrand and fair. And thcte is
where our dreams will come torist believes that an accident
true, and the seeds of our hope Is something that might hnppen
will grow. On the thitherward to some other fellow, but "not
cloud-Islan-
By AL HINDS
AL
KK
HINDS
A new placate!
tests
gently
on the counter at Biartl s Cleaners which reads like this
Prophets tell what will happen .Profits tell what DID
Happen.
A.s
Jackie Glcason would
jay: "How ttue it is."
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More truth than poetry: The
following poem entitled "When
And Where To Find Them,"
was written by S W. Foss:
day of
d
"On the
the thirteenth month of the
eighth day of the week. On the
twenty-fift- h
hour of the slxty-ilr- st
minute we'll find all things
thirty-secon-
gSg)
f
H
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side of the Hills of Hope, In to me." When you usk the average motorist, "Can you stop
the Hamlet of Hocus Po.
"On the thitherward side of in time?" and, according to the
the Hills of Hope, In the ham- Texas Safety Association, he
let of Hocus Po. We shall see all will reply, "Cettniniy, ami
If you
the things we want to see and under tinv conditions."
know all we care to know; For nsk him to "slow down and
there the old men will never la- live." he'll reply:' "That s for
ment, the babies will never the other fellow. Our job Is to
Cotshow every motorist that highsqueak. In the Cross-roa- d
tiers of Chaosvllle, In the Coun- way safety is everybody's busi"Slow Down and
.
.
ness
ty of Hldeangoseek.
Cottiers Live "
"In the Cross-roa- d
of Chaosville, In the County of
O
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On the thirty-secon- d
Hldeangoseek.
day of the thlitecnth
Don't sell old Dobbin short:
month of the eighth day of the I temeniber tending not too
week. We shall do all things long ago a little pamphlet,
that we please to do, and ac- "Western Riding Hoises." and
complish all that we try. On if my memory holds true, I
the sunset shore of Sometlme-oruth- er think the pamphlet was a ptod-u- ct
by the beautiful Bay
of the Hoise and Mule Asof Bimeby."
sociation of America. It stated
o- - o -- o
that on rough land, broken with
.
During the recent Christmas-NeYear's holiday, far, far too
many persons lost their lives on
I
the highways. Sometimes
wonder what contributes to the
"speed mania" of the person
behind the wheel on the open
road. Yet it's not so surprising The vacation and holiday
traveler wants to get to his
destination In time for a last
minute visit with relatives and
friends, or a few casts of the
old fishing rod before dark.
The same traveler got a late
and he thinks
afternoon start
that timo
he must "make-up- "
by crowding it a little .Just
a little, you understand, .he's
not going to take any chances.
What our "hurry driving"
motorist friend fails to realize
is that hundreds of thousands
of other vacation and holiday
travelers have added their vehicles to the normal highway
traffic loud I wonder if this
friend of ours who is "maklng-u- p
time" on the highway knows
Safety is everybody's
that
job. Traffic safety is team
Each Individual driver
wotk
must ask himself: "Can I stop
In time?" He can. If he will take
time to "slow down and live "
You can criticize a man
almost anything except
his driving, is a statement we
all must admit Is true Calmly
you can reason with most men
that they have picked the wrong
w
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GHOLSOX GKOCERY
MODKKN WAY GKOC.
POOUE'S C.KOOEKY
STONE STATION AND
GKOCEKY
TKICE GJ13CEKY
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RULE
HKKTTENnKKGEK
UKOCEKY
Y A. I. GKOCKUY
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valleys, ravines, or covered
with scrub trees, cattle can .be
found and brought out, only by
men and horses. On more level
prairies under fence, fewer
mounts are required, but still
arc needed to round up cattle
Into corrals, where chutes simplify sorting.
The riding horse has been
the ranchman's assistant in developing Western ranches- He
made it possible to roundup
wild longhorns and move them
to market. When trail driving
days were over he stayed to
herd cattle on their proper
range, to carry the cowboy who
ropes the calves at branding
time, to save the lives of cattle
by pulling them out of drifts
and bogs, by moving them to
better feed grounds and by
taking
driving pack anlmal3
feed to cnttle too weak to travel. The stock horse is still doing this work, and will continue
to be the ranchman's partner.
In addition, he has become n
sporting horse used in rodeos
throughout the nation.
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HASKELL NATIONAL BANK
Late
Classify
2-- 3p
outstanding
Other assets
13,712.42
4,839.96
TOTAL ASSETS
6,135,395.24
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships,
and corporations
Time and savings doposlts of individuals,
.
.
.
.
NOT MONEY, DEAR.
I MEAN
WE OWE A
DEBT OF GRATITUDE
AND APPRECIATION TO
$5,650,546.99
$5,621,546,99
26,000.00
.
32,115.16
1
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Stockpar
Common
No.
No.
Surplus
Undivided
$5,682,662.15
5,000
5,000
152,733 09
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was a Civic Affairs Committee
r
led by Dr. Frank
Monday night, January
6, at 7:30 p. m. In the Chamber
offices to discuss early completion of two projects, paving of
Haskell's airport runways and
restoration of the recently moved old landmark Fort Worth &
Denver depot, which will be restored to servo as a- museum
and tourist attraction in Rice
Spnngs Park here.
Cad-enhc-
initiation of plans for 19Cl's
townwidc Vuletide observance,
a program upon which work is
pel formed nil year long.
Also slated January 15 is an
Committee session,
Industrial
attendance of a representative
group from Haskell at the annual Olney Chamber of Commerce banquet on Thursday,
Jan. 23, and n meeting of the
Highway 24 Committee,
by Postmaster Harold
Spain, to complete acquisition
y
of
from cast to
west city limit inside Haskell
for the purpose of joining the
State Highway Department in
u project to widen the Throckmorton highway through the
City of Hnskell.
The annual Chamber of
banquet here has been
set for Friday, March27
chair-mann-
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announcements for office in
Haskell County, subject to
action of the Democratic
primaries in 1964:
OltVtr Cunningham, Buford Cox.
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.2.99
5.98
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31
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GER-RI- TE
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50c
HAIR
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Trfinnrnv 91 n
Re. 1.09
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10
Reg. $2.79
9C
Reg. $1.59
OR
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KLENZO
Reg. 47c
NOME
DEODORANT!"
ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH
Ruby red. Spicy flavor.
8 oz.
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120't
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No spill, no
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ASP!
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300 Rexall
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slr.
HIJIIJHNO PIPE
Iron aad Rod.
Home
Off.
South Side Squi
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INSURANCE AGEIi
PHONE
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row.
LISTER 8HAREH for IHO
John Dooro, Ford and
Bexj
TmTstarts
N
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One-Wa-
Co.
Phono
At Fieldaa Motel
man-mad-
and on RADIO and TILIVIWON
in
Ford.
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.SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS,
1.00 STATinNERY
NEW
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bo-b-
1961.
....
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ty are all properly insured
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all possible
and
a,
2, 1001.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Chano Garcia,
of Rule, baby girl, Selvia Ann,
weight 7 lbs., 2 oz born Jan. 1,
,
attitude
or Bladder
After 3J, common
you
riutlonj often occur and mar make
tense nd nervous from too trwuent
passages both dy nd night. Secondarily, you my lose sleep and suffer from
Headaches, Backache and feel old. tlrd.
depressed. In such Irritation, OVSTKX
usually brlnss fast, relaxing comfort by
curbing- Irritating germs In strong, acid
urine- nnd by analgesic pain relief, del
OYBTEX at drugglits. Feel better fast.
D.
Jan.
v
happy-go-luck- y
Getting
Up Nights
OLD
FEEL
MAKE YOU
Kidney
U'Wv.JlA.I
v:j iJM
V'li
does
T Elmore, medical.
Mrs Chris Fletcher, medical
Haskell'
Mis. Susie Anderson, medical
Joe Maples, Jr., medical.
Angela Bennvidcz, surgical
Mrs. Ludell Davis, accident
Joe Maples, accident
Torn Soi rolls, medical
Rochester
Mrs W E. O.Nelll, medical
DISMISSED
E R Lowe, Mrs. Raymond
Biewcr, Mrs. Arthur Edwnrds,
Mrs. Wiley Rodriquez, Mouryce
Price, Mrs. Alex Gruscndorf,
Alex Grucsendorf, Mary Handle. Mts. Domlnga Ozuna. Bill
Line, Mnry Matgarct Oveitoii.
Linda Wells. Lee C'rnwfoid
Susie Tonche, Mrs J. R. Cn...c,
Mrs. M. E. Betts. of Haskell
Dwight Griffin, Mrs. Vetmn-cl- o
Cnstro. Manuel Aldridge. of
Rochester
Becky Link, of Stamford
Mrs. Elander Louis, Mrs. W
A. Brothers, Mrs. Chano Gar-tiRicky Dale Payne, of Rule
Mark linger, of Wichita Falls
Jessie Ortiz, of Aspermont
Mrs. Linn Suter, of Old Glory
THE VERY NEWEST
Mr. nnd Mrs. Elander Ixnils.
of Rule,
baby boy, Michael
Kennedy, weight 8 lbs.f U oz.,
.
born Jan. 7,
Guadalupe Rodriqulez, Haskell, baby boy, Guadalupe, Jr ,
weight 5 lbs., born Jan. 5, 1964.
Mr, and Mrs, James Henry
girl,
Reynolds, of Hnskell,
Laurie Fnye, weight 8 lbs , 10
oe., born Jan. 4, 1964.
Mr. and Mrs, Georj;e Ozuna,
baby girl, Angle,
of Haskell,
weight 6 lbs., 15 34 oz., born
jjLj
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You, too, can enjoy this
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Waco-base-
HANI) FIGHTERS nnd KUvlk
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10-ni- llc
Kniuso
Prrclnot I:
John Brook, for
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Parts
FOR COMMIS3I0NKU:
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ADMITTED
Rule
Mrs Ed Vcrner, surgical.
Mrs. R C. Cartwright, mcd.
Welnert
Mrs C. F. Oman, medical
Aspermont:
Jessie Lcdesma, accident.
a j u
Hcust
IIIt '1
visi-
wind-blow-
HOSPITAL
NOTES
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Lumber Yard
Servls Shrrodors and Rcptdi
J. It. (Skecter) Miller
slstei-in-la-
tor here for many years with
her husband, Dr Welsh, bt other of Mrs. Scott, died Tuesday
morning
at her Houston home
A crackling fire which startn lengthy Illness.
after
n
sparks
ed from
Funeral set vices will be held
f o m
a neat by Incinerator from St. Ann's Catholic Church
caused damage estimated at In Hoi'ston nt 10 n. 111. Thurs$l,0rt, at the vacated R B day, with burial in
Houston
Sweiuer Lumber Company yatd cemetery
Rochester highway at
in t'ie
Mrs Scott and another sisthe edge of downtown Rule ter of Dr. Welsh,
Mrs. Ralph
shortly after 4 p. m last Thurs- Duncan, of Abilene, left early
day
Tinvls Self, chief of the Rule
Fire Department, Self.
Volunteer
A very brisk southwest wind
directed 16 members of his
ilepaitment in bringing undet was blowing in the ateo. and
control within 35 minutes the two tt ucks from the Haskell
Department
hot ' blaze, which melted the Volunteer
Fire tun
to Rule
walls of a comigatcd Iron shed made the
A 25 by 65 foot lumber stall at"In case we were needed." said
tached to a stucco office of the Hnskell Fire Department Superd
lumber company visor Floyd Lusk, "but the fire
w.is destroyed nnd there was w(ns under control when we
considerable smoke damnge to got thcte.'' A dozen volunteer
the office, Chief Self said
from here made the
firemen
The sparks from the Incin- run, continuing a .busy aftererator Ignited the tarpapcr-over-wo- noon, having alroady answered
roof of the shed, and an alarm to a grass fire at the
the composition top "burned in Marvin Medford home in Hnsa hurry and was well under- kell.
way before nnyono noticed it,"
according to Chief Self. The
Fire Hall at Rule is just across
tho street from the lumber office, but the Bhed is attached to
the rear of tho office on the far
side Insurance adtistors estimated the loss figure quoted by
MR. FARME- R-
term.
1 1
was the
of II
Frank C Scott,
of Hnskell, and n ftequent
2.00
FOR SHERIFF:
O. T. (Onrtli) Garrett. For
Welsh,
C
of Mrs
term.
Adron Field
m mm
Mrs. Hugh
196-1-
Bflt-J-
t,ifcta.
ad
-
6,000.00
We, tho unders.gned directors attest tha correctness of this
report of condition and doclaro that it has been examined by
us and to tho best of our knowledgo and belief la true and
"lBtt,
1)
$4,000
I
ed
R. W.
confer-
For CONSTABLE (l'reo. 1)
A. I. (Ar) IkivK Sml term
$6,135,395.24
I, A. M. Turner, Cashier, of the above-nambank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the
best of my knowlodge and belief.
s A. M. Turner
h
enter
ence play owning a respectable
record.
2
Davis hooked In 20 points,
while Josselct aided the cause
with 1 here Tuesday night
Dave Mitldleton's Sqmi w s
had too much Pnt Pcnlck and
count fot
went down by a 52-their fifth loss against 12 wins
this season, Btlll mighty good
percentages, in the girls' game
with Munday. Pat Penlck, a
sharpshooter for Munday swished in 35 points to outscore Haskell's ol' faithful Eva Hartley
as a pointmakcr. Eva still
poured In 24.
Ray Overton's "B" boys increased his stature as a basketball coach, downing Munday
4,
with Bill
"B" team
Perry leading the way with 14
points, followed by Bobby Watson with 9.
IXMt TAX ASSESSOR.
COLLECTOR:
Elizabeth Stewart for
election.
452,733.09
NOTE
Time certificates of deposit outstanding
?
vitational In
Berry's boys
election.
I00.0oo.00
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
II.
12-45
nt
liniiln Kucustlrr.
100,000.00
4
Profits
TOTAL LIABILITIES, AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
ct
6--
I'rvclnrt
100,000,00
Ileserves
,?
MffygSSl
FOR THEIR FINE
PRESCRIPTION SERVICE.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
vnlue per share $20.00
shares authorized
shares outstanding
pre-dlstti-
2nd
60.807.69
.
r4-!-
FOR STATE
REPRESENTATIVE:
(83rd legislative District)
Roy Arledgo, for
71,817.25
688,470.10
Other liabilities
I
Tln surest way t qualify
for a lottr Job tomorrow Is
to work u llttln lioriW today.
Cluirlrs M. Sehnb
25,000.00
. .
Indians, led by James Davis
downed a
and Joe Josselct.
stubborn bunch of Munday Moon the home hard2
guls
wood here Tuesday night In the
wannup belast
opens
fore the torrid
night against
next Tuesday
Stamford there.
was sweeter
The victory
over Munday, ibecause our ball
club took a tlnee-poishellncklng from the Moguls at
Munday last Friday to suffet
only their second loss of the
season thus far. The other was
Megargel in the Seymour in-
6,00000
Deposits of banks
Certified and officers' checks, etc
TOTAL DEPOSITS
(a) Total demand deposits
(b) Total timo and savings
deposit
Is It True?
$1,805,42195
....
partnerships, and corporations
Deposits of Unltod States Govurnmont (Including
postal savings)
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
w
'
o- -.
Wednesday for Houston to at- tend the services.
and Mrs. Welsh havn
Hr
made their home for 36 years
in Houston, wnere no na neon
piactlcing medicine as a spec- wbvidii
tiii Mini
in
i' n
vwita
Ht'in till
Of
BERRY'S BOYS OPEN DISTRICT Sister-IivLaPLAY AT STAMFORD TUESDAY Mrs. Frank Scott
Betty's iiultistiious
Carlos
Damage In Dies In Houston
Western Riding Horse s"
On Tuesday. Jan. 14, at "W
pamphlets points out that dur- a m., a bicakfast meeting of
years
past
several
ing the
the Budget and Finance Comthere has been some change In mittee will set a 1961 budget
size, breed and color of much
riding horses, but their woik
Tuesday.
A week later, on
has caused preference to be Jan 21, at the si'"'' time and
cergiven to those possessing
place, the boaid 04 uircrtors of
which the Haskell Channel will plan
qualities
useful
tain
ranchmen have petpetuntcil by projects for the year including
Cattle
selection and breeding
ranchers have sought these
Reserve District No. 11
Charter No Ulta
useful qualities in theit riding
hotses, regardless of bteed.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
have ditkuistomill;
gressed fiom their own ideals
as a tesult of bleed promotional work, but eventually the
which caused
OF HASKELL. IN THE STATE OF TEXAS. AT THE CLOSE OF ch.uactenstics
to be most usehorses
certain
BUSINESS ON DEC 20. lftttf PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO ful for working cattle have preCALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER vailed,
and such ranchmen
SECTION 5211. U S. REVISED STATUTES.
have turned back to the type
experienced men recognize as
stock horse. This tendency
the
ASSETS
to Insist on utility character has
Cash, balances with other bsmku, and cash
been so strong that the ranchIdeal often has modified
man's
process
of
$1,5S1,S12.73
collection
items in
breed type."
United States Government obligations, direct and
1,234,093.83
guaranteed (Net of any reserves)
Obligations of States and political subdivisions.
361,564.53
to
(Net of any reserves)
Too
Corporate stocks (including $6,000.00 stock of Fed6,000.00
eral Reserve Bank) (Net of any reserves)
Loans and discounts (Including $3,611.95 overdrafts) 2,819,371.77 FOR SALE
Blackeyed pea
hay. E. J Carroll, Phone 4331,
Bank premises owned $92,000.00. furniture and fix114,000.00 Rule.
tures $22,000.00
on
acceptances
bank
Customers' liability to this
'
THURSDAY, jANu
THE HASKELL FREE PRESS, HASKELL, TEXAS
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