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VOLUME 61 NO . 26
I Servlnll Hale, Lubbock Countl61
Chamher Discusses Future Projects
The Abernathy Chamber of Commerce met Thursday morning at 7
a .m . to have breakfast and discuss
sever a l projects presently underway
a nd.future prospe(:ts.
The invocation was given by Lelland
Phillips and the minutes ci the previous meeting were reviewed .
The Communit y Brochure Committee . made up or Bill Elliott, Hoppy
To le r . Betty Neve and Keith Tooley
ga ve a report on the progress of the
Cit y brochure . The committee received
a proof of the brochure. made some
corrections 10 it. and will return it to
the print er to have 750 copies printed.
The Ireas urers report . given by
Chr is Wa lers. revea led that the Chamber has S I 0 41 cash on hand as of April
30 :\Iso asse ts of S 1 .132 in passbook
a nd $ :1.5 18 10 C D.'s a.s First Federal
Savings a nd Loan. The Abernathy
Cemelery Improvement Fund has $438
ThE' ' ha mber fund raIsing committee suggested havin& bumper lticlten
made that would say " Abernathy A
Good Place To Live" . Plastic Abernathy souvenir bags were also discussed as a future project.
Two new directors were selected to
the Chamber of Commerce Board of
Directors. Dale Thickston and Tony
Gereau were selected to take the two
positions open on the board.
A round of applause was given to
Bobby Cunningham for placing so high
at the Boston Marathon. Chamber
President John Hale stated that Bobby
represented Abernathy in an honorable
fashion and helped to .i put us on the
map .
The fourth of July celebration was
then discussed . Five floats have already been signed up for the parade
and several grQl4>S are working on
class reunions . There was also talk of
the possibility of a dance being sponsored .by the mothe.r s ci the cheerleaders.
Tbe Chamber is wai~ on a deci-
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sion from the Santa Fe Railroad
Company to see if Abernathy will be
given the railroad depot.
The Chamber discussed the possibility of using the depot as a museum if it
is donated to Abernathy . If it is
donated and moved to a new location,
it will have to be moved at Abernathy 's
cost.
Chamber members are looking for
suggestions from the public on where
the depot could be located and how it
could be utilized. By law, 11 must
remain where it is for a period of one
year , following the date it is abandoned.
Lindsey Webb. David Sharp and Ken
Moreland prepared breakfast for the
meeting . The breakfast committee for
the June meeting will be John Hale.
Henry Hieff and Arno Struve.
Favorites Chosen
Class Favorites were chosen last
week for each class in high school.
The Freshman Class favorites are :
Chester Cooper and Norma Trevino.
The Sophomore Class favorites are :
Ed Teal and Stacey Kelley . The Junior
Cla ss fa vorites are : Allen Lester and
Kellye DuBose and Senior favorites
a re Ca rry Sm yers and John Ruiz.
a_at_a_a_o_a_a
Coming Events
May 13 - Freshman Class Pa rly
May 13 -15 - Sta te Track and Tennis
Meet
Ruiz And Irlbeek To
Compete At State
4 : 27 .5.
a Fabians player 6-3 . 6-0 . He advanced
to the quarterfinals and crushed a
Perryton player 6-4 • 6-1 .
Irlbeck moved on to the semi-finals ,
his third match, and battled it out
against Donnie Vogler of Abilene
Wylie . Irlbeck was down 2-6. 3 -4 in the
second set before he made a dramatic
come-back and won the second and
third sets 6-4 , 6-3 .
Ruiz is a lso the fi rst Abernathy track
state qua lifier s ince 1968 . He will run
in the 1600 meter run at Memorial
Sta dium in Aus tin Friday night.
Cletus Irlbeck won first place at the
Regiona l te nnis singles tournament
he ld a t the Tennis Center in Lubbock.
In the first match, he easily defeated
In the finals he s truggled by Darrell
Hillaird of Denver City 6-4 . 7-6 to win
his second tough ma tch of the da y a nd
the Regional singles championship.
He will play at the Intramurial
Courts on the Texas Campus at Austin
Friday morning.
J ohn Ruiz and Cletus Irlbeck are
competing a t the State and Tennis
Meet today and Friday.
J ohn Ruiz won second in the 1600
meter run a t Regional with a time of
4 : 30 .5. which is another school record
as he beat his own recocd by 7.6 tenths
of a second. James Lee . of Boys
Ra nch. won first place with a time of
Elementa rv Tra ck !llee t
May 14
Prelim ina r ies: J unior·Se Rlor Ba nquet
May 15 . Sc ience l r ip 10 Pa lo Duro
May I H . Sc hool Personnel Apprecia tion Banquet: Seniors Day a t Lions
ClUb . Jr_ High Honors Assemb ly
May 19 - Sc ience Club Fi eld Trip
May 20 - Ba nd r oncert . High Sc hool
Honors Assembl y. Sunshi ne Group
Meets
May 2 1
Sophomore Class Pa rty .
E lementa ry Track :Vleet
May 23 - Baccala urea te
May 28 . Senior High Gradua tion. Las t
Day of Sc hool
May 29 - Jr . High Gradua tion
.a_l_a_c_a_a_
May 3 1 - Memoria l Day
HEADEO FOR mE STATE TENNIS AND TRACK MEETS are Coach Irlbeck
a nd Cletus Irlbeck. Regional Singles Tennis Champion, and John Ruiz. second in
the 1600 meter run at Regional , who will be accompanied by Coach Roland
;\!urra y I Review Photo )
Council Discusses Planning And Zoning
.\flt:KSAnn' IK'HOOL BOARD MEMIIEItS. ..OII die fl'Cllt row. Jeft to rillltt Is
Bud Rhodes. Rlchard Howard, Ga~ Oavts and Laurin Prather. On the back row
Speck Cox . Hobert Pope. Thomas Pettit and Superint.e ndent Gid Adk isson .
J{(' \'I('''' PholOI
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Lions Golf Tourney
Discussed At Meeting
The l.IOns Multiple Scleros is Golf
Tourna ment was held a t the Abernathy
Coun tr) Cl ub Sa tW'da y and net\ed S525
for Ih" worlhy cause The tourney .... as
disc ussed a t the LIOns Club meeting
Tul'Sda v a t noon
Prill';' dona ted by bustnesses -" and
Indl\'lduals were awa rded to all parli c lp<lnt, Prizes that weren 't given
a wa ) "'!'re a uctioned off for Multiple
sclerOSIS
Also diSCussed a t the meeting is the
up coming seniors lunch with the Lions
Club It Will be he ld next Tuesday at
the Community Ce nter ( large room )
and mUSica l ente r tai nment will be
prOV ided by J iU Bla lock .
Jill performed at the meetlng tuesday and everyone enjoyed the three
songs she sang.
The Uons light bulb sale was a
success and almost all the bulbs have
been delivered .
Girl Seo.' Day
Camp Registration
Registration for Yate ' He girl scout
day camp is still open for non-scouts .
Any girl, 7·13 years of age interested in attending Day Camp June 7-11 ,
should contact business manager
Jeanie Lloyd at 29&2774 by May 17 .
ON THE COUNTY LINE
BY: K EITH TOOLEY
The Abernal,hy City Cou~ll met In
!heir reg~lar monthly meeting Monday
rught at 1 .. 30 p.m . to diSCUSS several
Important Items of bUSiness, mcludlng
Ci ty zorung and planrung.
. Mayor Pete Thompson called meetIng to. order and the CounCil app.roved
the ml~utes of t.he prevtOUl meeting.
Heanng of visitors preaetlt was held
and the Council recognized the presence of Jill Havens, Jeana McClellan. Bud Rhodes and Alan Fogg. an
Avalanche Journal reporter .
Havens and McClellan were asked to
Junior Olympics
May 14 And 21
Abernathy Elementary students will
participate in the preliminary portion
of their track meet Friday, May H
with the finals being held Friday. May
2 1. The meets will start at 12 : 3 0 both
days .
Field events are chinning. softball
throw and standing broadjump. Hunning events are shuttle relays . 60 yd .
hurdles . 75 yd dash , 50 yd . dash . 44 0
yd . run - walk and 440 yd . relay .
This alUlual event will feature children from grade 1 through 5, involving
approximately 380 citizens of Abernathy .
There is no admission charge and
everyone is invited to come on out and
support the future leaders of Abernathy .
Cheerleaders
Elected
Varsity , Junior Varsity and Freshman cheerleader tryouts were held last
week at Abernathy Schools.
Varsity cheerleaders elected for the
82-83 school year were seniors, Mendy
Tennetl and Susan Stone as Co-Head
leaders , and Kellye DuBose. Juniors
chosen were Jackie Rlddell, Regina
Powell and Terri Gist.
The Junior Varsity cheerleaders
chosen were Beth Scott, Amy Pettit
and Dinah Neve.
.
Freshman cheerleaders will be
Sharon Thomason, Missy Johnson and
JILL BLALOCK sa~ for us at the
l .S. II EI' . KE:-.iT II ANn: recently
Lions Club Tuesday and I think it was
int rodun-d the " Fa rm Crisis Act of
1982 " In a n e ffort to help allevaite the . the first time I have ever beard her
slOg. 1 know it was, because if I had, I
depre Slon fac ing America n farmers .
would have remembered it. She is
The Fa r m Crisis Act calls for : A
extremely talented. If you haven't ever
Whit e lIouse Conference on Agricul ·
heard
her sing, ·you have a chance to
ture : a na tIOnwide referendum to be
come to the Lions Club lunch for
b('ld In Jul y on whether farmers will
seniors next week and hear her. You
lay aS idE' 15 percent of their crop land
can come as my guest.
for conservation purposes ; diversion
payments for farmers already partiPRESIDENT R"~AGAN proclaimed
cipating in the diversion program for a
Liz Lopez.
May ~15 (this Week I as "Small
rive percent further reduction in 1982. ;
Junior High cheerleaders chosen
Business Week" which is held annually
establishment of an export credit reSharmin Toler, 8th; Sandy Garcia.
were
to honor and recognize the contrivol Ving fund : government-guaranteed
8 th : and Mikki Webb 8 th. Seventh
butions of America's small business
loans for on-farm storage facilities :
cheerleaders
will be Lisa Pettit, Tricla
the release of $600 million in I men and women.
Garcia and Tracye Pope.
Abernathy has approximately 60
Et'Onomic Emergency Loan Program
s mall businesses and could therefore
monies : a nd directs the Secretary of
be classified as a small business town.
Agriculture to expidite bartering of
It is these small businesaea that
U.S. agricultural commodities for
provide all of the goodII and services
The second wreck In two weeD
strategic materials.
According to Hance, the congressionneeded by the Abernathy public. With- occurrecht the north overpua 011 1-27
al budget office estlmated that this
out them Abernathy would quickly
rumina throuCh New Deal. It occurprogram wiJI save taxpayers SIII9 mil- deteriorate II many of the small ... red last week and wu the aecand .-.dI
farming communities have in the put.
cralh at the·site iD two weeD.
.
lion in the next four yean over the
Also. alRlOlt 50 million Amer1ean8
The driver 01 the II wbleler was
current law .
work in small firms. Two cut of every
Jeffrey Brown, 21, of TabIma, 0IdaSounds like Hance is on the rilht
three new joba aJ"e created by amaH
Iioma and wu, .......... 10 be Ia uu.
track to solving · SQ~ of the--1Jl'Oblems
in small farming conununlties such a.
firma .
factii)r eaiiIIu.. .I.~""
On the local aeene. all jobI are
Vlctorta, wu ......... crt. . . at ,LubAbernathy.
creat.ecl and praridId by amaH busibod! <>-al HGIp6tal, wilen tile
...... W. CGIIId not do without them.
couple wu .......
Hopefuliy Hance win act the IUpport
necessary for thil act to be adopted. It
W. can ibow our appreciation 10 our
The truck enIIIIId .. 1M ...... "
the overpjllla aDd 1M ~ _
would surely be an In\provement 10 the amaH local bulu- by doiaI bulltbrvWIl ,f... 1M ab, 'nil .......
CUlTt!l'lt alric:ultW'allltUltioa, wbidl, if , . . with tMm. By ........ our
yOU hav. lalUd to III)' flllDll'l ,,&ely; ..-y In our l8Wft, ... can help eiIIIne and cab . . . ...... __
. Abernllby pow and .........
pINIy.............
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.. about u bad u it CaD Ill.
proceed with the ir bUS iness fi rst They
as ked that the CounCil conSider their
request to use the City squa re fo r a
free concert Saturday . :'Iay n . The
religiOUS grou p " Pea cemaker " will
perform a nd skits and tesu monies will
be shared with the public from youth
who are member.. of the Wesley
FolUIldation In Lubbock .
The progra m will be sponsored by
college s tudents in con junction with
loca l par ents and churches and is a
christia n out-reach program . It will
bt:gl n a t 7 a nd end at 10 : 30 p.m
Th e Council agreed that it would be
a ll -right if the a rea was picked up
following the concert and disorderly
PeOPle are contr~lled during it. They
Ella Turner Breeds
Miniature Mule
It took her 2 I, years to gel a good
but Elfa Tune r a~omplished her
goal of breeding a minia ture mule on
their fa rm eI ght mil es northwest of
Abernathy.
The minia ture mule is a cross between a s hetla nd pony ( the mothe r l .
and a registered mini a ture donkey
( the fathe r l.
Severa l years ago. Elfa set out to
find a s hort shetland for the purpose of
breeding a minia ture mule. The
shortest s hetland s hE' found was 4 0
inches tall and she purchased it in
Lubbock .
11Ie smallest miniature donkey she
coul d find she purchased from Doug
Cha pma n. who had a whole herd of
them bac k then . The miniature mule
was 32 inches tall .
The n the 4 0 inch tall shetland was
put with Ihe 32 inch miniature donkey
for t he purpose of breeding a miniature
mule .
The minia ture mule was recently
born a nd is 24 inches tall. Elfa stated
tha I he would probably grow taller
tha n hi s fa ther. the donkey , but not as
ta ll as his she tland mother .
Miniature mules are unique in that
there are very few in this entire area .
assured the Council that approximateIy 25 college age students will be on
hand . to clean-up and keep things in
order.
Planning And Zoning
Planning and zoning for the City of
Abernathy was discussed. Bud Rhodes
was on tfand
to-~,tM ·"a~
MId
knowledge of City zoning and planning,
as he has been involved with local
committees in the past set up to design
a plan for Abernathy .
Rhodes stated that he would be
interested in researching a planning
and zoning project for Abernathy . The
Council agreed to assist Rhodes by
having special City Council meetings
in the future on this subject. Rod Ellis
will also work with Rhodes on this
project.
High School Dance
The Council approved a request
made by the Junior Class parents to
use the Community Center May 14 for
a high school dance .
Seal Coat Contract
The seal coat contract to have city
streets seal coated the coming year,
was accepted with W.O . Turner Construction Compmy of Lubbock who
submitted a bid of $24 .857 to seal coat
IS,900 square yards. The bid is 53
cents a square yard and was the lowest
of the five bids sent from different
companies to the City. The City
budgeted 530 thousand for seal
coating this year.
Aerial Spraying Bid
An aerial mosquito spraying bid was
accepted with Southwest Aerial Services , Inc . of Hart. Application will
cost 48 cents and chemicals 36 cents
per acre for a total ci 84 cents per acre
each time the town area of 758 acres is
sprayed for mosquitoes.
Airport Improvemet\ts
The Council reviewed the specifications for airport improvements and
allthorized City Manager Rod Ellis to
advertise for bids on the project,
pending approval by the Texas
Aeronautical Canmission.
The cost of the project is estimated
at $200,000 of which $t52 thousand
will be federally funded and the other
$48 thousand will cOme from the City
of Abernathy .
.
Airport improvements Include the
l'UIIWay, (portioas 17-35) , the taxiway
and 8pnIII. There is presenUy S100
thousand in the aiI1JOI'l fund .
MeaIII 0. Wlleell
The COWICil appooved fundina $700
locally for the M-.ls 011 Wheels project
pendin& ac:ceptaDce 01 the · JII'OII"aID
eaunty-wlde. Hale Center apprvved tile
JII'CIIfUII tbere. PlaIDview bas yet te
approve il Loc:ally, It would IeI'Vice
five elderly paJpIe wIlD .... not ... 10
..ve~for~lI.
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TIIlI H ~ IIA\' . MAY 1:1. 111111
Those To Remember
Mrs. Doris Nelson is home
and doiJl(l well a Cter bein, In
St. Mary's Hospita l. She had
Amersons To Celebrate 50th
Wedding Anniversary
PRICES GOOD FOR MAY 12. - 15
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$1 79
HORMEl
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BI PAK -CH I CKEN/BEEF
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has
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of Ih,· Abernathy Week i)' lIe\' IN gl. dly Will be l'Orrlocle-d
upon ix'lng broughl 10 tile al1e nlion of the publisher
SubSC riptIOn Hat("s 17 UU per ~ca r In lI ale and. adJoining
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(Reporter For Lakeview New. Since 1945)
Mr. a nd Mrs . Elme r
Six an d her mother,
Mrs Nell New comb o f
Imperi a l o ttended
at
Lak e vi e w
~ I r J H L"'ln gslon of Ros·
well and ~l rs Pat Li vi ng ·
stan or Dallas
The wedding will ta ke
place June 26 a t lhe Flrsl
BapliSI (,hurch In Aber ·
nalh)
Brodr ick o f Ul yse s,
Kansos o nd Mr . and
Mrs lynn Sha dde n of
A.b ernothy spe nt the
week In th e ho me o f Mr.
and Mrs. J. l. Joh nson .
Brod rick is Mrs'.
Jo hnson ' , bro ther . Mrs .
Shadden is the John·
, on's daught e r. Th e y
a"end. d services at
l ake_iew C h u r c h ,
Sun d a y.
Mr and Mrs. J. c. .
Montgomery _is ited
re latives in lubbock,
Littlefiel d and level ·
la n d last week and
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A man said to me the
Gl he r clay. " I don 't la ke
m uc h in terest In church or
religion . II's a ll to intang·
ible and indefinite . 1 wa nt
somelhing solid thai 1 ca n
1"" puund:,
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The Milk v Way can be
easily seen as a br ight h alt!
on a clea r summer n igllt .
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Holisti c livi ng ap-
proaches, LIFE mentally , physically, and
spiritually ; the (whole
being, body, mind,
soul, and spirit.
$1 89
Treal yo ur body wi th
care:
H OSPITAL
N URSING H OME
Abernathy
Farmers
Co-op Gin
Belhel Baplist Church
East l s i St. 2911-2 tt 8
Rev . J .B. Lesler
Lakevie ... .llelhodiSI Church
J IIi. " orth 6 .111. E a s l 01 Cily On F ,II Sol
Hev . HB Coggins
Ch urch 01 Christ
tOth SI . & A... E298-2ilH
Church of'the ~a la re ne
Rosswe ll Brunn er
Flrsl Uniled "Iethodist Church
Re \'. Tommie Reck
Pay-N-Save
Supermarket
.:o. a."oeseu
A GREAT GIFTI
Richard
DuBose
Insurance
Wonderful for those with probtem hands.
Makes Opening Bottles and Jars Easy For Them!
Durab le · Sho uld last a Ll felime
Sotislactlon Guaranleed o r Your Manev Bock
Orde r Tooov . VI~ and MosNHc horge Acce pted . Include Your Numbe r, Ex·
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Assembly or God
A,', . B. 2911-2 060
Renay RI«
*t 1 7th 81. 2 !1l1-2587
Re ,. Lloyd E. Riddles
SI. Isidores Catholic Church
Sciulli Ave. 0
Rev . ,1I.\the,,· O'Souza
PH A RMACY
Ad\()nced P(OCl~.c'S ~
COMP ARE TABS with any
rad diet. Tabs a r e bett.er
in e \'ery way
Flrs l Baptis l Churc h
I' ~~(O~T
WEIGHT LOSS
PROGRAM
BETTY CAG LE- DIRECTOR
ABERNATHY , T EXAS
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SHIPMAN
AGENC Y
BILLY S HIPMAN,
ROLA . B. COVEY,
RODDY SHIPMAN,
D 'AUN SHIPMAN
Abernathy
Weekly
luxurious liv ing , power and
pomp. these will perish with
the using and when ones'
physica l powers dec line.
they become noth ing but
ashes a nd reg rets. A ma n
without spir itua l va lues soon
rea lizes tha t those who sew
to the flesh . 'r eap nothing bul
extinction.
Who Ihen is a pract ical
man? One who giyes his life
to fleeti ng mate rial things or
spiritua l va lues that las t for ·
ever ,
Candy Billingsley
ChW'ch of Chrisl
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PA N T RY
u.
THE PERFEC T
" Chew Away A Pound A Day "
see a nd fee l. These are Ihe fam ilies.
tb ings Iha l inter esl me . You ' It a ppears that tangible.
see. I am a practica l ma n ma lerial things are 001 so
and haven't much use fo r permanenl and Indes trucl·
religion ."
ible a fter aiL Man can d es·
Before lbe scie ntists ex· troy hIS world at a ny lime .
plored the (irs l a tom bomb. Whal then would be the
they made exhausling ex· practical value 01 . cars .
periments to ma ke sure lhal homes, farms a nd Invest·
the), did not louc h-olf a ments?
chai n r eaction that would
The really perma nenl
('nd the existence or every. things in this universe a r e
th ing. Th e polution problems the s piritual values of
. at the present ti me is a lmos t bea uly . goodness, lrulhful·
s uffocaling the whole human ness, kindness, generosil y.
race. Sin is fast ruining our a nd love . When man builds
nal ion and destroying our his world around drink , sex ,
66 Butane
And
Ferti Ii zer
Opens all sizes screw·tops
Makes Medicine Cops. Rusted Lids a nd
Children love il!
RESTAUA ... N TS
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WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL
and
Jar and Bottle
Opener
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H,'rwc Hogt.·n,
('tl IlHIll' lllil'd JmOUtll 1.5 une
GREENH OUSE
WORK S H O P
40~ AVENUE D
attended the Sen ior
Citizens meeting Friday
in Littlefield .
Alan Barnwe ll
of
Lubbock spenl the
w eekend w ith hi s
grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs . H. C. Barnwell.
Mrs. S. M. Harrison
visited relatives at
Burkburnett and
W ichita Falls this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Montgomery vis ited her
sister , Mrs . C l aro
Desmond in the Hole
Center Nursing Home
in Hole Clinter and also
in Plainview with Mr.
and Mrs , Kenneth
Monlgomery , Saturday .
fo r lhe title All Contes lanls . ,a le Co In Lubbock
are belween lhe ages 01 14
She IS a st ud ent a 1
e nd I B & mlEt ha ve al leasl
Co ronado Hi gh Schoo l Il er
a " B" average In sc hool
hobbles
Include
:-o porls
They a re requested to partl ·
sew ing and a rt work
ci pate In the \'ol unteer Co m ·
Sh e IS t ht· s randdaughter
munity Serv ice Program of
01 Mrs G.G. Flinn of Aber·
lhe MISS Lnited Teenager
na thy .
Pageant Th rough this progra m many you ngs te r s are
becommg invo lved in Com mumt y acti vities by contribUli ng al least 8 hours 01
time to so me worthwhile
Cha rit y or Civ ic work of
thei r choice
Conl es tants wi ll be judged
on Sc ho lastic , Ci\' ic Ac hievements, Beauty. Poise a nd
Persona lity.
~o swim suit competition
IS required Eac h contesta nt
will write a nd recite on
slage a 100 word "Essay "
on
the
s ubject.
" My
Co untr~ .,
MISS Loretta 1\lve rs is
spon sored by Ca they Whole·
Loretta M yers
Shower For Lisa Ray Weaver
CH ILD N URSE-A T
PHONE 218-2827
\ad l ne
H~cr~ and Una ~l asera n15 ·
()ur Ihoughts a nd love
~()(-::. out to those that were
al):.,ent The next meetmg
Will be Seplembe r 2 1I0pe 10
:--C-(' p\'cryone there In Sep.
BA TM
DOUBLE S & H GREEN STAMPS SATU.RDAY MAY 15
Lo rella ~l ye rs. 16. daugh·
te r of ~lr . and Mrs . Billy W
~ l vers of 4B4 91h in LubI~k . ha s been se lected to
be a Sta te Finahst in t he
I Y!\2 MISS LOlled Teenager
Pagea nl 10 be held al the
Da llas Hi llon . al 7: 30 p.m
.Iune 29.
The Pagea nllS the Olli e la l
Slale·Wlde Fi na ls for lhe
\JI S~
l' oi ted
Teenagpr
Pageant
Contesta nts from all ove r
the Sta le will be competing
By M.... Norman Matthew.
C hurc h.
Wed n es day
nigh t. Apr il 28th . Mr .
SIX wa s th e fe a tu red
, pea ker fo r th e se rvices .
Rev . a nd M rs. Leon
Mr and Mrs Charles
Henderson of Aberna tby .
wish to announce the en gagemenl a nd approaching
mama ge of their daughter.
Kelly Lynn . to Rober t Alan
Llvingslon 01 ROSVo·ell . 1\e ...
~Iex ico Hobert is the son of
Myers Selected State Finalist
In Teen Pageant
Hami lton. Glenna
i)o~", . Juom la Be ll. Sophia
\1>'. 'imnle \ '
Pres ley
lJ avls.
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SHARI SIMMONS. 011 the far right. wu presented the Foremoet-McKesson scno.an mp at
Soulhwestern State Univeni ty in Weatherford , Okla homa al tbe P harmacy Awards Banque t.
Also pictured. from lell to ri ght. a re other aw ard recipi ents Dawna Hatton. Phil Swart and
Lean ita Deanier a ll of Okla homa .
Lakeview Locals
Ije rvices
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PANTY LINERS
Beulah
Va ughn.
Mrs Aml'rson 's sls(('r and
brother are
We-sl('\ of
Abernath y.
Leslie
I deceasl-d l. [ J . Jr and
Mrs Je'SSe A merson both of
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Wilm a Pope. Huby Benn.
Mr
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The following have been
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Hospita l: Hilburn Bar rick.
Mrs . J W. McReynolds . Mrs .
Minnie Tennell and Bill Gist.
The Abernathy Hobby
Club met at the usua l time.
May G. and had a lovely
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19;1 0 He farmed With hiS
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Aller he married he fa rmed
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wood of Duncanville : Lydia
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of Patlan Springs. Te""s .
Mr . and Mrs. Amerson
atlend La keview Melhodisl
Churc h. He has been a mem o
ber of the La keview Church
55 years a nd Mrs Amerson
~.o
vears . Mr. Amerson
teac hes tbe men 's Sunday
School Class a nd she has
been secretary 01 the c hurc h
and Sunday School approxi·
ma te ly thirlY years .
Jr.."cc graduated 10 1950
a nd
Law rence
Price
gradua led In t !J;O
The ir son·in-la ...... Wilham .
Mayo. is a preacher working
ac ll vely for W<r ld Gospe l
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tbe former Vesta P ope ,
daughter 01 the la te Mr .
and Mrs . E.J . Pope. Sr .
They moved to the Lakeview
Com munity in 1930 and she
met Lawrence tbere a nd
tbey were ma rried May 28.
\932 in Clovis . New Mex ico.
They sti ll live in the Lake·
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Mr. a nd Mrs . Lawrence
Amerson will celebra te thei r
50I h Wedd ing Anniversary
wi th a reception Saturday.
May 22 Irom 2-5 p.m . in the
Fellowship Ha Uof Lakeview
Uniled Methodisl Churc h.
The Amerson fa mily ca m.
to Aberna thy in I 'Yl 7 Irol1l'
J ones County a nd Ha mli n.
They setUed in the Lakeview
area and have lived there
,i nce. T hey live three miles
north a nd (i ve easl 01 Aber·
na tby
Mrs
Vesla
Amerson
moved wesl of Abernatby In
11124 from Hilllboro. She iI
a good report .
Linie Hudson came home
from the hospital . bU I is sUll
nol we ll .
Estelle Arranl has been in
Highla nd Hospi tal fo llowing
knee surgery. She is a sister
Of Edi th Milche ll .
Joe Dolph Adkisson is in
Melhodist
Hospita l a nd
should be com ing home lhis
week .
Joshua Pope. son of Mr .
a nd Mrs . Benn ie Pope. is in
Melhodist Hospita l in Lubbock . He needs a li ver trans·
plant and the fa m ily is wai t·
ing to hea r from tbe doclor
in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvan·
nia a bout this .
Sandra Moss is in Melher
dist HospltJI l
LaNelda Bridges is In Cen·
tral Plains Hospital in Plain·
view . She had surgery Mon·
day .
Bro. Rosswe ll Brunner is
home and doing as well as
ca n be expecled .
Lola
Has ton 's
son,
Johnn y. is in a hospita l in
San Angelo.
Luci lle Rogers is ill a l
home
COIInl), Lin. Ba ptlsl Church
RI.2 -757-2I H
Rey. OabllYJackS..
('hureh 0{ Ihe Nazarene
I\\' f".
t\ & :ith St . :! HK-:! lI3 %
Northside Baptist Clllarch
1Mb !It. "
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Roy. KeueII1 HonI
"we.
Prilftift .lIlu. . .. dNa
2. .UII
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S·" Ii. East .. 511. UIeII Z MI . . . . . . . Z.I· 14WI ..
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Wolf
Irrigation
Joe
Thompson
Implement
Co.
Brightbill
Heating And
Air
Co-op Grain
Company
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..... BIll CauaIrIeI, wIIIeb
and aU tbII eame back to'
lllihty developed," Chen
your place of ....kIInt for 'ftIeIr -dquarUn Is In
thit." he added.
·KmavIU•• -r.-, They
"The Emperor it the are In touch wllb laW.
strona center at everythIJII, manufactliren In the Far
which w.. a very Imprel- The palace has hard chain East Area.
sive sight. They had l!een and It I. cold In !be winter
He will operate from
preserved all these yea... and 001 In the summer. Abernathy. bII home town,
and It was a tremendous Formality Is everywhere,
. "After 11 or 12 ·y..n . n t
and Une_ he vIalted are recognized them,
- insight to the development
The summer Palace. in Abernathy. It it Impoestill living and are In their
While In China. Mr. Cben
of civllation at that time.
about a one hour drive from sible to more." says Chen.
til'l and 9O·s. ''It wu a very vislied Chin Tomb. a hugh
"Another place impressed Peking. Is on a lakeside and Besides. three out 01 four of
emotIaoal and sentimental museum thai had ceramic
me very much. It was the is much more human. Old his children are in the area.
. journey-laughter: tears, and soldiers and horses that datsight of the 1 st shot of tbe things like the Imperial Two of them live In LuI>everything in between." ed back 2200-2300 years 1911 Revolution of the Palace and the Great Wall bock. His son, Daniel. worb
said Mr, Chen.
ago around 200 B.C: The
;"qunding of the Republic." never change. They are for TI and his dughter.
Mr. .Chen was on an offi- ' soldiers costomes were true
Mr. Chen remarked.
eternal unless they burn or Doris. is a pbannacitt. Hit
claI tnp as a delepte for the to human size. The hair
While in China. he visited they are destroyed." Chen son-in-law Jam... Pengo is a
Department of Commerce ", style. dress. annory and
the Great Wall. Peking and said.
medical doctor In Lubbock.
and representing "Light weapons were true to the
Forbidden City. and the Old
Mr. Chen also visited His youngest son Stanley is
Industry" and "Spinlab" . exact time. They even tried
Imperial Palace. "The Old Hong Kong and Zurich, going to .AI<M. The oldest
" It was a very enjoyable. to restore some of the color Imperial Palace is a city in Switzerland on his trip. He daughter. Minnie. lives in
but tiring trip", stated ~k of these costumes.
itself. It is a complex of got to visit all the major Corning, New York. Minnie
"It is hard to helieve that
buildings. Everything is Textile Centers In China . He met her husband. WIUiam
Chen . The 4 course dinners about every third day, it was such a long time ago
beautiful. It has hugh halls was not a salesman. but he Chang. at Tech. He has his
were very bard on tbe because the style of dress
and living quarters. but one went and introduced the PHD from Tech aDd he is a
stomach and there were shoes and weapons wer~
does not want to change fiber theory .
micro-biologist and works
other feasts as well."
Mr. Chen is working from for Coming Ware.
Mr. Chen visited his - - - - - - - ----.-.--preaching service. Three Clarendon on Highway 287.
native city of Wuxi. The city
corsages were given for the Fifteen men put out treflan
is on a lakeside and if the
following:
Youngest and fertilizer on nearly 400
city was moved to the
mother. mother having the acres of the land our son.
By He/en Wade
United States It would be a
most children and the oldest Larry, farms. LaITY was
national park. It is sur- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - mother present Mrs. Taryn laying flat on his back in the
given at the drawing and
rounded by many private
Friday night. April 30 at 7
gardens. but it is open to p.m .. a fish fry and auction
Mr. Otis Davis. of Rl. 2. Jackson. Mrs. Edna Davis hospital in Amarillo after
was winner of Saving Bond and I received a beautiful his surgery.
was held in Shallowater at
the public.
corsage. I am not stating
The Paymaster Gin of
given by Citizens State Bank
As a boy. Mr. Chen has the High School Auditorium
which category I fitted in.
Lelia Lake furnished dinner
of Anton.
many fond memories here. for Doyce Middlebrook.
"'
for these men and several
A large crowd turned·out
The two incumbent direc·
As a lad. he first tasted
ladies in the community protors . Leroy Grawunder of
butter and ice cream when it and everyone had a great
Mike and GelTY Hunter vided an afternoon refreshShallowater and Y.F . Snodwas first introduced into time.
have moved to 3704 San Bar ment.
grass of Abernathy. were reChina. He remembers those
in Bedford. Texas 7602 1.
The men has started listelected for a term of three
earlier years when butter
ing the land after one inch 01
Mr. and Mrs. Y.F. Snodyears.
tasted like soap to him and
While eating at the Dairy
rain last Monday night.
the ice cream was so cold. grass of Abernathy. attendQueen
las I Wednesday , These men hlId work to do 01
He had never experienced ed the graduation of their
their own. but they came out
Thirteen may seem like Orner and 1 talked to Andy
son. Kirk . from Texas A&M
that kind of cold before.
Reid who was in town to eat
of love and respect for one 01
an unlucky number. but not
After one-half century. he University Friday at 2 p.m.
and
play
golf
with
old
their neighbors in need a nd
to the thirteen men who
came back to his home town Scott and Cindy Snodgrass
provided a helping hand .
of Odessa accompanied
came out to Brotherhood friends
Mr.
and
Mrs
.
Reid
are
Breakfast Saturday morning
them on the trip.
For a penny-wise sweet
~h sint'("1"f thanks to
at County Line Baptist former Abernathy residents
Another son. Don and his
treat, combine a half·cup
th~s~ yoling for and
Church. Dick and Buster and they now live in LuI>- each
wife. Brenda. of Wichita
honlY. crunchv pe.
SUI'llorting mf' in m~r
Embry and Donald Black- bock .
Falls. also attended Kirk's
nut butter and non-f.t
n'{'rlll {'.("clion. I also
The Reid's had recently dry milk. Mix Will and
man were guests.
at
College
graduation
"1)pl,f>t:iatr the clean
vis ited in Mobile, Alabama shape into a long narrow
The speaker didn 't show,
Station.
r at'I'
run
by m)o'
but the breakfast and fellow- with their son and family .
~~'i',i ~':;P Sl:~e w:~e:aG:~
Illlpont'nt !\Jr. Boyce
ship was enjoyed by those
into
one -i nch
pieces.
~1i""lrbrook.
attending.
Members and guests of
There a re a lot of I(ood
County Line Coop Gin enItf', Fostt'r Whaley.
neighbors and concerned
joyed a fish supper a t the
Nominee~lh
people in the small town of
County
Line
Baptist
Abernathy Community Cenl .l·~islative District
Lelia Lake. Lelia Lake is
Church honored Mothers
ter Friday nig)ll.
located 7 miles southeast of
Sunday morning before the
Several door prizes were
IaeIaIIId CIIIaa, 'I'I1II • • bIm,
.Mr,
lint viIIt bacII
" . elty bad ....tty
. aflIIr IeaVIna CIIIna 34 ywn CiIIaIIIed. He couldn't hardly
.• , H. 8I*It MIaut, .1x teCOIIIi» the city ltaelf. but
- u In CI\IIIIIhe c:ouId still 110 to the ~eThings had cbaJtaed quite mattary and junior high
a bit In 34 years bIa Aunts sei100la he attended and 100 ,
Cben·.
MId, 'I'bere were aJllll'OXlmaWly 6.000 fllUf\neI made
01 clay thai had beeII fired.
This And That
.. ..
Leea' Green Thana"r8
A••end Tralnl•• Ce.fab
Green Thumb worke... In
Catro. Deaf Smith. Hale,
Lamb. Parmer. Randall,
and Swisher counties met
Tuesday, April 27 at lbe
Canyon Senior Cltizen's center for their bi-annual training meeting.
Local workers attending
the Canyon training session
were: Eusebio Castellon
and Andres Cortez of Abernathy , and Roy Dodson of
Hale Center.
Visiting from Waco was
Green Thwnb State Director
who spoke to the workers
about the future of Green
Thumb,
recent
policy
changes, and the overall CKcellent performance the program has maintained.
The group of almost fort y
also heard JoAn Mahaffey.
District Direclor of Green
Thumb in West Texas. Ma·
haffey. of Canyon, discussed
worker perfonnance, rrporting proc<>dures. and
showed the neYI', award win ning film depicting Green
Thumb workers and other
older workers.
Derrell lIale. Area Super ·
fulure uf employment programs for older persons has
been of real interest to the
Green Thumb workers 5i nce
they will be the direct and
imm<>diate recepients of any
changes in these a reas . Hale
pointed out.
Texas
Farmer'S
Union
Gr.",n Thumb. an equal
opportunity employer. is a n
Michael
Irish, first
assista nt criminal dis trict
attorney, was named this
year's Outs landing Young
Lawyer Sa turday at the
Lubbock
County
Bar
Association 's Law ·Day banquet at the Hill crest Country
Club
Irish. 35. of 30 14 23rd St
is temporari ly on lea ve from
hi s private genera l practice
to s e rve in the crim ina l
dis tric t attornev 's office
during the (' Iec ti ~n year H.
had Ihe sa me position for
two years unde r former
Crimm"ll District AHorne),
,\ lton Griffin . and he served
as assista nt dean at the
the Green Thwnbers
Texas Tech Universit y law
able to take som e useful
information oome. "The
schoo l fo r more than Ihree
years .
He was preside nt of the
Texa s Lawyers Association
th e year the association was
selected Outstanding Young
Lawyers Association nationwide . He also served three
years on the board of directors for the State Bar of
Texas
Past president of the LuI>bock County Ba r a nd LuI>bock County Junior Bar
voted the award to Irish
from a lis t of 25 nom inations
bl' the rount y's five district
J~dg(·s
Irish is maITI4."'I.1 and has
two children
Iri sh is" 1964 graduate of
Aberna lhy High School He
IS the son of Mr. and Mrs .
J .L. Iris h of Abernathy .
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Congratulations
To
John Ruiz & Cletus Irlbeck
se~:~~I~~~di 94 2. he mar~
r ied Virginia Ca ro in Kaufman.
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FO'l. WINNING SECOND PLACE
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fOR WINNING fiRST PLACE
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Good Luck To Both Of These Students
A t The State Meet
Survivors Include
his
wife : eight daUghters, Alice
Blackwell . Geraldine Johnson ,' Annie Griggs, Cressie
Norris . Kathie Reed . and
Loria . a ll of Lubbock . and
Brenda lbendia and Gloria,
both of Denver : three sons.
Ihe Rev . A.R. McNeal,
Judge Jr . and Vincent, all of
Lubbock: a sister. Florine
Oggs of Roseman . Calif. :
four brothers . Colonus of
Rosebud, Lee Arthur of
Ralls. Joseph d Abernathy
and Bobbie Gene of Los
Angeles; 32 grandchildren;
and It ....t-p'lUlllcblldna,
duced a bil l aimed at driVing
diversion program only in
1962 Producers of feed
gra ins. wheat, cotton and
rice who have already signed up to participale in the
existing 19112 diversion program would have the option
to divert another five percent of their acreage and be
pai d for that diversion. Payment for diverted cotton
ar res would be 20 cents per
pound times rormal pI'OCuc tion times the number of
acres diverted. With pay.
ments ligured in the same
manner. the rates would be
5 I 25 per bushel for com,
52 .00 per bushel (or wheat
and $2 c20 per hundred ·
weight for rice .
For 1983 . 1984 and 1985,
the bill call. fer a nation·
Wide producer referendum
In July of this yea r on
" 'hI'ther farmers would set
up prices fo r these com
aSi de ror conservation pur-
111ocil tl ('S by curtailing pro-
poses I , percent of their
cropland A~val would
req uIre a yes vole from 5.>
perr.:nl of lhe larmers partiCipating, and passage wou ld
be rewarded with a 10 perC'"e nt increase in the respec-
for a diffe rent reaSO D
.T he I\dminis lra lion wa nts
c.:hangcs to redul'c government expendllures required
by the law 's dairy program .
the m""t costly of all cover..'<I commodit ies
r\
biparllsa.n coa lition
ca ll ed " The Fa rm Crisis
Group," true to Its name,
wants pro\'lsioos to relieve
Ih,· mCbt devastating fa rm
hnanl' lul crunch since the
l;r<"a t Depression
Ell(ht ",'n members o( the
cott,"l. food and
IOtro~
<i U(· tlon and compensating
lilrnH'rs for tha! curt ai lme nt
l'l thl'r through Inc reased
~ -omrnodl ly Cfl"C:ht Corpora ·
tlOIl loan Il~ ' els or dlrPC t pay
jnr al'n'a~l' rt..'<.Iuct!on The
IJlI I I~ Illll'(t " Fa rm CriSIS
h ' l I)f
I~:! '
and IS d(> ~ ·
rnt>l'd .l~ " u bil l to brlllg
n' !Il'f to the emhattled
1 , 111111~
farmef'!)
of
\11H'r1{':t '
Four (:03 lluon membe rs
I,: rt"lill for dra (ung the
1}~11 an ' from Texas Tht-.",
.Irl' l.ubtXK' k's ~ 'ongressma~
~1\' I'n
ocllool board members. " - 11ft to 1'IIIIl- 51*'
Cox, Gale Davis and Robert Pope. Earl Carler presents the new members with a certificate
of electiOllcto the board. They tool! !be !X5i1ion& bald by Dav id PtrllOCl, Bob Riley and Jerry
Oswalt. ( Review Photo )
did you
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Public
5<?rvice
Ker'll lI anc(' , Congreuma n
l-h;trlt..., Struholm of Stam
urd. J",(' k Iltghlower of
crtlQn a nd Man-tO Lt.·nth of
\l.Jr lln
A("('u rdlng 10 a fact s he-et
I't "l' t- I\ . -d
at Ill<' l...u~k
Offl l'l' of Plams Colt o n
(; ro\lo(,rs . Inc from H a n ~ 's
01 f 1"'- the f1lI!a s u~ oHers
prodUl' l'n. .. p.lld acreage
t! \"(" loan rates for each of
the
four
commoditll'S
Failure to com ply ""ith the
referendum
provisions
wou ld mean derual of access
to all farm programs for
thr.., yea ..
Should farmers "otlng In
the referendln turn down
the 15 percent semi -mandatory acreaae sel-aside,
the Secretary of Agriculture
wcol d be required to estal>hsh a voluntary acreage re'
duc t ioo
program
" 'hen
domes tiC carryover reached
(-erla IR I. "els . with farmers
a~atn gh-en an Increase i n
thl' lr loan rates Ul return for
their part ici pat im.
For cOC ton if total domes -
Anhydrous Ammonia
I ton '
Co mpan y
power lines m~t"t t he h ig hest ~ ft'ty and ~r ·
viet' s tandards. \,Vhen wind , wea the r, trL't'
growth o r olher f. c turs .lI eet th ..... li nes.
SPS crew s co rrec l Ih e pro blem qUl c ~l )' If
yo u see a downed po w", li n. o r o lher eqUIpm t;nt that mig ht cauS(.' a n injury o r ~t"rvICt'
interrupti on . call you r loca l srs office Your
call co uld help prevenl a n acc ld,'nl or ", rvi ce out age .
Typically. healing and coolin g account for mOr< I .... n 60 % 01
your home's energy consumpti o n . St:lt'c ling the correct size o f
a ir conditioning unit ca n help reduce this consumpti on . You also
ca n conserve e~'H' rg y by p ia in g outs ide J ir conditi o n ing units
away fr om shruhbery or ot her ubs lruct lons which cou ld block
the flow of outside ai r to Ih~ un it. When using an ai r condi lioner, keep blinds o r drape ries cl osed agai nst' direcl sunlighl
and keep a ll oUlside doo rs cluS<'d . Co nse rvalion cffort s like these
can help you "keep you r coo l" thi s summer.
ALSO CUSTOM
LIQUID APPLICATION
$4 00
PER ACRE
ANDERSON
GRAIN COMPANY
ABERNATHY
COUNTY LINE
Pr~ers should take advantage of services provided
by the Hale County Noxious
Weed Control Office located
at the comer of ABh and 6th
Streets.
The Hale County Noxious
Weed District was established in 1957 a. an outcome of a
public hearing and election.
Operating costs for this
office is obtained from a 3
cent per acre tax 011 farm
and ranchland in Hale
We at SPS applaud those cuslomers who
reduce their monlhly electric bills by using
electricity more officienlly . One such
customer, Amarillo College. recen ll y voled
to remove 94 lighl ing fix lures fr o m a
classroom building. This acli on allowed the
school 10 meel enginee ring standards for
lighting levels. and is expec ted 10 save the ~_L..iI"'"
college about $S .b28 a year in electricity cos ts .
are the major cause of acci·
family-
iI
life
IF' "O V DEC' Un: TO BU'
bea lth insurance to suppl emen l medlcaN>. don 't pay
ca.11 . warns Linda McCor-
mac k. a raml l ~' resou rce
manage m en t s~ia l ist
" Pay by check. money
order or ba nk
dra f ~
made
payable to the insurance
('t,)mpan~' .
Not the age nt or
a nyone e lse. " she says
Il c ca rryover stocks a t the
end 01 the marketing year
exceeded 4 .2 million bales.
the Secretary d Agric ulture
..'ould provide for a min imum 15 percent set -aslde _
and farmers "'ould receive
an me rea.se
cj
10 percent in
the base loan rate . Farmers
would have the option to set
asIde 25 percent of acreage,
In ,,·h,lc.h case the loan ra te
would be increased by 20
percent.
Other pro"lsions of the bill
wou ld mandate ' I I that the
government guarantee up to
$250 million in loans for
construction of on· farm
storage facilities, I 2) that
the existing $600 million
economic emergency loan
program be utilized, I 3 I
tha I tbe President call a
White House Conference on
Agricullure, and , 4 I that
the Secreta ry survey a nd
expedi te bartering of U.S.
gOl'ernment·o.med agricul tural
commodities
for
strategic materials.
AI .... it would be expressed as the "..,nse 0(
Congress" ( I ) that $ t billion should be made available for the agricultural
credit revolving fund . and
I 2 ) that the Administration
should take action to begin
negotiations
with
the
government of Russia for a
multi -year trade agreement.
Spokesmen for bath Hance
and Stenholm have expressed optimism about the
measure's prospects both in .
the House Agriculture Commitee and in tbe full House.
STRUV.E
PEE E
. ,'
l>duca tio~
s peciahs t
aging. on the
home econom ics sta ff of the
T<,xas t\gri cultura l Ext('n51 0n Se rvke , The Texas
A&M Unt versl ty Syslem
STOCK NOW
€~~
control in the 90 to 99 perCounty .
cent bracket
Grady Reeves currently is
the Supervisor for the Hale
County Noxious Weed ConProducers that have thIS
trol Office and is responsible
type of weed prolilems and
for making herbicide applineed the ser vices of the Hale
cations. Spring applications
County Noxious Weed Con·
of a contact soil sterilant
trol Office ran call 296-9229
herbicide on field bindweed.
and talk with Grady Reeves
Texas blueweed and Bur
ragweed when ground condi- or his secretar y. There is a
nominal fee ror serv ices
tions are good and plant
rendered to pay for equipgrowth is in a lush green
state. has resulted in weed , ment and chemicals uSed.
de nta l death of people o"er
age 6S, says Judith Wa rren
WE HAVE IN
Knowing what electricity is worth
is worth knowing. F(jr -an;~ers
to your ques'i'[ons, call or write
your SPS manager.
Luhbock. Texas
i6:\ -" K6H
BATTLE
SENATORS
BUG : All four Senators
from the Carol ina s have
urged support for expanding
the boll weevil eradication
program beyond the trail
a r ea in North Ca rolina down
through Soo th Ca rolina.
In a lett er to Thad Coch·
ra n
I
H-\llss .I , c nalrman,
Sena te Agricu lture subcommitt ee, the Se nators s ta ted
that In orde r to move for IJ.·a rd with the expansIOn " it
IS essent ia l tha t minimal
addi ti ona l lundlng be proVided In thl' U S. Dopa rt mC'nt of Agri culture's FY
19113 budget '
The Se nalors a re J esse
Ik lms • t( ·f>; (' '. John i::as t
• R·:-; C. ' . I::rnt-,s t Holli ngs
• D·S C. '. and Strom Thurmond I R·S C I
The ir letter stated the ex pTnslon ,,' ou ld involve a
JOint industry·government
effort with cot ton producers
The " Farm Crisis Act of
1982 " proposed by a bipar·
ti sa n coa lition of fa rm a rea
congress me n would increase
the loan rate and market
price of grai n sorghum a pprox imately 43 cents per
hundredwe ight
On
an
average produ ction of 800
mill ion bushels. that would
mean SI9'l million to so r·
ghum fa rmers at the
harvest of thei r 19113 crop.
"Sorghum fa rmers would
equi valents. 4 .5 percent
higher than the previous
month. but 12.8 percent
lower than Ma rch, t981.
EXPORT CO'IMITMENT
lilTS 6.5 MIt.LlO:O< : Net
new cotton export sales for
the 1981·82 marketing year
according to the Na ti ona l
totaled 61.700 running bales
Colton Counc il
for the week ended April 22.
bringing the season's total
CO ITO~
USE CONTIcom mitments 10 6.566.60 0
~LF:S SLOW: Colton conbales, the Na tional Cotton
sumption remai ned s luggis h
Council said. The ma jor
in March as domestic mill
buyers we re Japa n. with
use inc hes upward to a
33 .4 00 :
So uth
Korea .
seasonally adjusted a nnual
10 .600 : and Hong Kong.
rate of 5 million ~80 - pound
7.800 . The week's shipments
bale-equivalents. according
to the Na tional Cotton of 126.700 bales brought the
Iota I
to
accumulated
Coun rl l
~ .725. 900 Mea nwhile. new
11l1s was 2.2
percent
above the 4 9· mill ion·bale saies for the 1982 -83 ma rrate fo r February . but 10 .5 ke ting year were reported a t
49.900 ,) apa n was agai n the
percent be low the yea r ·
, main buyer. taki ng 29. tOO
ea rlier le vel.
Cotton' s share of tota l ba les
GI:\S NOT COVERED BY
fibe r consumption was 23 .i
.' OISE
AME:O<DME:O<T :
percent. compared with
The Occupational Safety and
24 2 percent in February
Hea lth Administration has
and 23 .1 percent in March.
1961 . Total liber use by U. S. eo nfirmed in a letter to the
f>;ational Cotton Council that
mills in Ma r ch rose· lo a
cotton ginning lS classiHed
seasonall y adjusted annual
under agriculture by the
rate of 21.2 million bal ...
ass umi ng the major share of
the cost If USDA 's share is
sel a t 3U percent. approximatdy $ 2 5 million would be
reqUired
Th e lett er concluded : " No
othe r program . In our view ,
J
GSPA Endorses Far.
Crisis Act Of 1982
not be making that much
more. overall ." said Elbert
Harp. Executive Director of
Grai n Sorghum Produ cers
Association ,
" because,
under the present program
of low loa n leve ls. Ihe sorghum deficie ncy payment
makes up the difference "
the added income at harvesl
tim e rather than
months
later in the form of a de ·
fic lency payment. I 2) the
land conserva tion prOVISion
in the program would reo
duce the price-<lepresslng
s urplus production, and I 3 j
it would reduce Governm enl
\ The Congressional
cost
The main adva ntages of the
proposed new pla n. according to Ha rp. would be : I I •
lhe farmer would receive
F ..\LU; 1:0< TilE 1I0!ltE
SAVE ON EVERY
IH TRACTOR
SOUTHWISTERN PUBLIC' SERVICE COMPANY
405' Av•• D
Odds are increasing that
the four ·year 19111 farm bill
will become a one·yea r bill
via changes sought by both
the
Administration
and
fa rm ·sta le legislat ors, ea(' h
Ab<e rn. al hy. Texas
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Servlees Provided By Noxious
Weed Control Offiee
produ{'\n~
T"KlNG 'IRE 0"'" OF OFFICE are _
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Abernathy . Texas 79311
fet."<1 grams. have now
Judge McNeal
Services
for
Judge
McNeal . 50 , of 3926 E . Duke
were at 2 p.m. Saturday at
Fora Memorial Church of
God in Christ with Bishop
J .E . Judy officiating
Burial was in City of Lu~
bock Cemetery under direc·
tion of McCarly Funeral
Home of Littlefield
McNeal died of an apparent heart attack at
t2 : 02 p.m. Salurday on
arrival al Methodist Hospital.
He was born on March 7.
1922 . in Carthage and lived
in Ralls before moving to
Lubbock in 1971 He wa s
JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT
group , primarily members
of thl' liouse from states
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TRANS ITION
Abernathy . 7e'xAS
J. Michael Irish
J.
:7
Fon ,\!.t . HtUR t'AR~ING NEEDS
Legal Community Lauds
visor of Plainview, a nd coor dinator for the sess ion f('l t
Wl'rl'
employment and placement
proMr"m for rurdl residents,
age 05 and older. who meet
low income guidelines. Besides the ,,>unties already
li sled. the prol(ra m operates
in I (I I ot her coun ties in the
state of Te~as. in 44 uther
sta tes. a nd two territories in
the Uniled Stal es .
.;i,~
PLAINS GRAIN.
FARM SUPPLY
I,ubbock
·;ti2 ·103"
AbNrtathy
2\111·254 1
agency . A hearing con..,rvalion a me ndm e nt therefore
does not a ppl y to ginning
opera tions
The action s hould be helpful in Ca liforn ia . which has
previously considered gins
under general industry .
California indicates if will
(ollow sui t.
1'1'I11.J( · c\W ..\R~:\IESS
,\~~IO U:-;(,EM E:\T
0 0 you know of a handi-
ca pped child 'a ge 0·21 who is
not in school ? If so ca II your
locat school districl and ask
to talk 10 the direc lor of
spccia l educa tion
Budget Office estima tes a
Governmen t sa vi ng of $ 8~
m illion over four years . I
Grai n Sorghum Producers
Associa tion
has
endorsed
the t' arm CriSIS Act of 19l!2
Ha rp said. "The real value
of this plan is that by rai sin g
the market price and r('·
dueing surpl us production. II
reverses the l re nd of the
past several years
where
farmers were forced 10 sell
thei r crops a t prices far
be low the cost of production
a nd then depe nd on a
Government deficiency payment for their income
" The t'a rm Cr isis Act 01
I !lH2 " wit! give some added
stabiht y and income protec·
tion to farm ers whi le lower ·
ing the cost to Government
" That is a step in the righl
direct ion ," said Ha rp.
Thank You
To those who supported and
voted for me. To the dedicated
workers who called, visited
and made donations, our
sincere thanks and appreciation.
Don Ca~~leberry
SAVE NOW ON JOHN DEERE
LAWN'-.M AINTENANCE EQUIPMENT
has grea ter protentl a l fo r
reduc ing production costs _
or Improvi ng produClivi ty,
DELUXE 21-INCH
MOWERS
High:Pressure
Washers
th.n eradication of tbe boll
weevil.
ThI'refore,
we
slrongly urge your support
for Ih is critica lly important
progra m."
I::XPANSION OF FmHA
LJ::NUING
,\ UTHORITY
URGED : A National Cotton
('ouncil representative ha s
u rg~-d a Senale subcommiltee on agricultura I credil
to l'ont inue_ a nd if possible
ex pand, Ihe lending authority of the Farmers Home
Electr ic c~ r rent and
co ld water are all you
need to p ut a no- sc ru b
c tean ing mach ine to
work. Five mode ls w ith
nozzle p ress ure from
500 to 1. 100 psi
Thre~
$35 off
models - push type; self-propelled ;
a nd eleclrio-start sel fpropelled . Push-type
has 3l'l-hp eng ine.
se lf-propelleds have
4-hp engines and
rear-.w heel gear drive
Oplional 2 '12-bushel
rear bagger.
WjTH JOHN DEERE COUPO N
Adminis tra tion.
In his testimony . Willi a m
H Houston. III,' a Tuni ca.
8-hp
Miss., cotton fa rmer, said
the agency 's reauthoriza tion
breaki ng point. " He sa id
cotton fa nners are in ex·
tremely di ffi cult financial
situation beca use of ci rcum-
slances beyond their control.
noting ma ny have suffered
two disastrous seasons in a
row . and some Ihree. Houston lold tbe committee : t t )
legislation is needed to correct the inequity that has
resulted from the 1978 law
that placed a $100.000 ceiling on FmH,\ operating
loans. and I 21 more credit
could be made available to
farmers without additional
government outlays by suI>ordinating existing FmHA
loans to new loans from the
private sector.
EXPORT SALES CLIMB :
Net new -sales for the'19II1 82 marketing year surged to
115.900 running bales during tbe week ended April t 5.
bringing the year's total
commitments to 8,505.600 .
The major buyers were
Japan, 55,900 bales : Bangladesh_ 27,900: and China.
20 ,500 . To date, M;; ... •••~!lIc=
commitment for U.S. cotton
totals 833,300 bales.
The week's export. shipments totaled t90 ,800 bales_
Sales for 1912-83 were
1• • tOO. the largest weekly
total for !be new y..r.
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~~lve
~.ter a.~ 11IIlnIc·
tor IIIIIIr SMrman had a
luy,... with twvbandl
wlMb!la tint diviSion rat·
illl in Cllllllpetition.
Saturday. the sixth IJ'llde
beginner' band went to c0ntest In Petenburll. They received 11.1st divia\(ln in concert and allo in Sight-reading. They were_ named a
Sweepetakes wiMer .
Solo~ts receiving 1st divisions were: Stacy Rudder.
JoIInna
Pointer,
Carole Muten. Fred McCoy
and Joe Bob Blackburn. Receiving 2nd divisioDl were
Mariah Sims. Scott Gilmore.
Joe Johnson, and Leigh McKiMey.
Ensembles receiving 1st
division recognition were
Dee Dee Moore-Tammy
Elliott-Leigh
McKinney,
Melanie
Taylor-Kellie
Sawyer, KelIle Sawyer-Lisa
Shermu, Ann WaUaceyvette Bohn, Jama PalrShane Bounds-Clay Enger.
Carole Masten-Leip McKinney. Carole MuteDJohnna Pointer, Mariah
Sims-Yvette Bobn-Tammy
EUiott-Johnna
Pointer.
Second divisions wiMers
wete Becky Lindsey-Suaan
Goen-La Donna Lamb, Joe
Johnston-Scott Gilmore-Joe
Bob Blackburn.
Shallowater 5·8 Grade
Honor Roll Students
6th Grade
DeAnda. Darla Ellis, Dusty
Students on the "A" honor
Greaves.
Laura Green,
roll : Shane Bownds, Angela
Vickie Holderby, Lori JarCole, Clay Enger. Nathan
nagin, Belinda Leyva, Rosa
Gutschke, Cameron Hopson.
Martinez, Lisa Rameriz,
LaDonna Lamb. James
Brandi Ratliff. Stephanie
.5th Grade
,
Pair. Stacy Rudder. Mariah
Riojas,
Casey
Rudder.
Students on the " A" honor
Sims
. and Melanie Taylor.
roll : Earl Haralson & Kristi
Shelly Sheehan. Vince Shue6th grade students on the
make. ShaMon Stephens.
Montis.
..
AB"
honor roll : Rodney
Clint White, Melanie Wil5th Grade students on the
Baker, Claudia Bassler.
liams and Christy Witcher.
.. AB" honor roll : Belinda
Yvette
Bohn.
Tammy
Elliott, Didi Hernandez.
David Karr . Carole Masten.
Fred McCoy. Leigh McKinney, Dee Dee Moore .
GENERAL WELDING
Stephen Olmsted. Johnna
Pointer. Kelly Sawyer. Lisa
MILLWRIGHT
Sherman, Robin Simants.
and Tracia S~ks.
The 5th-ll th grade honor
roll stUdents at Shallowater
Schools were announced recently. They are:
T&
G CONSTRUCTION
~!~~:~~~~
Res. 747-1472
BUS· 765-2141
I
7th Grade
Students on the "A" honor
roll are : Amy Chandler.
Scott Cottenoir. Ti sha Jenkins. Brett Jungman. Dana
DALE GREAVES
e:'//lIijt':tfl/ly
~ cGisscs
8
Friday, lhe Junior Hilh
Band alao received lint
divisions in both concert and
sight reading.
SoloislS receiving 1st division ratings were Scotl
Collonoir, Brandon Sheehan.
Sherry Alewine, and Robby
Skidmore. Ellen Masten.
Brett Jungman. and Wayne
Rogers received 2nd divisions. Overall. the band
placed second behind Floydada .
Lee. Ellen Masten. Jeff Oliver and Veronica Oliver.
Those on the " AB" honor
roll are: Mike Ables. Patricia
Cannon ,
Michelle
Clevenger. Pamela Frazier,
Amy Green . Brian Green,
Damon Holder. Lisa Neel.
Cathy Parr. Connie Parr.
Sandy Pestana. Holly Seliers . Brandon Sheehan. Amy
Stephenson . Kelly While.
Mark
Willia mson
and
LaRial Wil son.
Mth Grade
Students on the" A" honor
roll are : Sherry Alewine,
Sarah Gra ham. Mimi Lupton . Angela Si res and
Shayne White
Those on the " AB " honor
roll are: Sherri Bounds.
Stephanie Brock . Shariss
Burgett. Tylene Hill . Mark
Hunt.
Sa brina
Morrow.
Robert Rameriz . and Sherry
Wiley .
simulaters.
l
Junior Golf Teams
First And Second
Shallowater Junior High
Gulf te" nlS competed in the
districi tourna ment held at
Keese Air Force Base May
3.
At the e nd of regulation
play. the boys team was tied
wi th Hale Cenler for first
pl ace.
Sha llowa ter won the pla yoff tu la ke first place .
I('li ving Hal~ Ccnter with
~l'Cond a nd Spur \"th third
Th e boys team was co m·
IXlSed of Tim Lennon. Billv
fr eema n, I\lonte Ivey , Scott
Cotlenoir . Randy Anderson
a nd Darren Head . The ir
l'oOlch \\-as Leo Cottenoir
Th E" :t('\I\' III('!o; s he enJoys
a r e Coop .Ind un the \lcws ·
pupt'r Siaff at ~chool She
Jikt,S In work . go bowling
and Just pla In run around
El
PEPSI COLA
32
oz.
The last sludent IS senior
Brian Jungman li e is l'm ·
pl o)-ed al the Htlnd House of
Lubbock I hs manager is
PLUS DEPOSIT
!\:li kc Johnson
GAL.
MILK
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o/~1 TOMATOES
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LB.
LB.
CHOPPED BBQ
BEEF SANDWICH
BOLOGNA
BACON
89
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59¢
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FRESH SLICED LB.
WRIGHT'S SLICED SLAB
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LB·$1
CHOICE ROUND
STEAK
He
99
sors.
To start off the entertainment. Stuart Smith. Rod
Burgett. Craig COM ers.
Alien Bounds a nd Kevin
Rinehart sang " Somewhere
Over the Rainbow". Enter-
provided
Knight.
by
D-J
Scott
STO:-';I·:Il.lEA",S ·· t hp n(' \~
l'C'pl;rcmf;!;
n ·\\'.IShNi
jtOa ns .. af'(' "br,Hif'd b~ ball
look
or slnlh..··llk(' ohJ(.·(·t:-- laun·
dcn<d \\ Ith Ih(' Jea ns . ~i l~ :-'
.-\ 1\11 \ 'until'I'})Oor tl·n. a doth,
ha s been employed for aoout
2 years. His job dull l'" in·
c1ude cook 109 steaks. fi llin g
plates and cI ('~Hung up a fter
work .
'
There is lots of remodeling going on in County Line
community . Mr. and Mrs_
Buddy Rice have added a
room to their home . Mr. and
Mrs . Noble Rice are having
some siding replaced on
th ei r house. Mr. and Mrs .
Chek Hudson are re modeling their rent houses in
County Line. The work is
being done by Danny Rice .
.....
Mr . a nd Mrs . Bill Mac
Teakell have moved into the
rent house belongi ng to Me.
a nd Mrs . G.W. Ne lson. We
a re so happy to ha ve suc h a
nice couple living close to
us _
place~
a nd Chap la in Wheeler ha s
had so m a ny wa rtime expt.'r .enee to ta Ik and tell us
aboul. Chaplai n Wheeler .
a nd his wHe. J ean . were
classmates of mine when w('
a ll went to T .I\'. C I 1\13 5·
1\139 1 in ForI Worth for fo ur
years .
Till!' d(~n ' l ~dl('(' l ttll'
\H'a r hfl' Ilf lht· Jl~illb hu t 11
dot.'S add comlort, she S<.Jy~
We are so glad that Shallowater has a news paper
again We rea ll y mIssed it
when .t stopped
.....
We are sorry to learn tha t
Mrs . A.H_ Sla ter is moving
to Pla mview She will ce r ·
t.atnly be m l~ in her
L'h ureh and in her commu·
Mr . and M rs G.\\' Man ley have been rlshll\g at
Lake Hubbard The ~ d.d nol
The JI' .-Sr . Prom was he ld
at flillcrest County Clu b in
Lubboc k Sat urda,, : May 8 a t
j ' ;10 p. m Pi<., lures· were
w k.n by Ray Westbrook .
The progra m began wit h
the Invocation by Rod Burgett foll owed by the We i·
co m" from Stuart Smith
OIty .
She IS ver\' actlvc for her
agr and a l~'ays found time
...
to visit the sick and check on
them. She is -a go-getter and
keeps buay every moment of
the day with her flowers .
gardening . cooking and
caMing. I wish I had her
energy as she keeps. Everything is Just shining spanking sparkling clean when
you go there anytime of the
day . She is a n inspiration to
ali who come in contact with
her _ She says the house is
getling to much for her and
she is moving to Plainview
to a n apa rtment complex so
she won't have to keep a
ya rd or a garden a nyroore .
She so ld her home in Aber:
nathy.
She is the mother of Mrs
G.W. Manley of Abernathy
The ma ny fans and s upof Shallowater LIttle
l.A!ague carne back Friday to
Jake Powe li F.eld to try to
~rt the ~(·a...,on underv,'ay
Thl 5 lIrnt.' It was Bra \'cs
,.. Cubs a nd the Braves
......l OIl top in the flnt
llaseba II started up 111
Sha llollo.ter thIS past l'l'ek
T\Jesdav Il was the Giants
vs the 'Bra"es and hoth
teams "S the ",eat.her Tht~
,.n~ather won as the gamt~
had 10 be ca lied beea use of
rain after two innilWl'.
SCHOOL MENU
.....
We new to Phoenix Sunday. April 25. parking our
car a t the ai rport. We landed a t Midland-Odessa Airport a nd then new on into EI
Paso where we had to
change planes
We lefl here a t 7: 00 a .m
li nd a rrived in Phoenix at
K' :10 . i took t ... o watches
wi th me a nd I never did
know what ti me it was all
the tI me we were gone
We lA'e re mel bv Mr. and
Mrs
H R . Pr~ther a nd
ch. ld ren. We toured Phoenix
and were tak en through
Muse ums. Air Bases a nd the
Desert Bo ta ni cal Ga rdens
'" .Papago Park We did not
port~rs
\londOlY : Enchil adas
I
Thur s da~ :
Hamburger .
1..( ' ttU(:t.'. Tomatoes, Pick les ,
& Ol1lon~
French Fries
\I' Ca lsup . Choco l" te Chip
l'ook!t"!"
Frill .. \
Sack
Lu nch ,
Combm~ tlOn Ham & Cheese
Sandw ich. Potato Chips.
Hanana , Ice Crea m Bar ,
:0:
.. 1bl!idI ..
Dean
Pa rk~r .
1'lulil ps.
Elbe rt
P.e rce.
Peggy HoberlSon. Bob Rodgers.
Joyce
Scha ubert .
:\1inol" I.t' Ol~ U t> Sche-dulr
May 24 - Demons-Ba ndits
May 27 - Trojans· Demons
June ~ ·Bandlts-Trojans
J une 7 . Demons-Bandits
J une 10 - TrOjans-Demons
June t 4 - Bandlls -Trojans
June t 7 - Bandits-Demons
June 2 1 - Demons-Trojans
June 24 - Trojans-Band its
In the second game, it was
a close game ea rly on with
1M GianU leadiIII tile Dod-
J UN IOR HIGH l'HEEIILEADEIIS ... for the t98HIJ sc hool
year a re U sa SMnnan und P .J . )-' razler. on the top . Bnd
T .J . Fra l ie-r . Mindi Woodruff and Stan Huddt.·r IJfl tht'
ho tt om ( U('v lew Photo I
.
nit'
(i( ~
of
"'OTln:
lookin jl( (ur
!'Oh~lIo"' ;' IN' j ...
,Idull Iu llI iln ;I).!.'
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r""pon ""lbl r
th(' S""lmminJ,: 1'001 (or th t· ullru rnin ..:
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\IJIJI It';ltuJn'o nlil.\ hr PI(' kf'ct up at thr ('ii, Srat' L.ln
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IIi HU \, ill nnl ulu' ll thi ...... um nll' r
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4 II~ Of o.\h.1 lIu\Ld 1'1
n t \ (uunnl
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AMERICAN
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GROWERS
GIRLS U1TLE DRIBBI.ER LARGE RED TEAM ".On the front rrNI. from left to riP\, is
Christ . W.tcher. Brandi Ha llilf. Sherry Sc human a nd Shell y Purkeypile. On the back is Coach
Charlene Elliott. Mel arue Tuylor . Tncia Spa rks . Krisll Montis. Tammy Elliott and Coac h Sue
Elliott I Revie ... Photo .
GROWERS
801(
tOO~ Ave J . Sha llowa ter.
Mrs Boss was assisted by
Mrs JIm Sparks and Mrs .
Ilett)' Hic hardson
Sirthda y Party For
130
SHALLOWATER. TEXAII 79363
Cynthia D' Ann Ross
D.& L IMPLEMENT AUCTION
I
IN~.
Cy nlh.A 1), ,11\1\ Hass celt· ·
bra ted her 6th birt hday II .Ih
a sk " tm ~ . pa rl Y he ld a t Iht·
~S1latc-marnmeln l:ubl~)('k .
COMPI.ETE MACIUNERY CLOSEOUT SALt:
FRIDAY. MA\' 14th 11 , 00 a.m .
4' , miles east of Loop 289- ldalou Highway
Consignments welcome to la st sale_
AU equipment to be ofl lot by May 27th last day we have a loader
Some s hop a nd office equip. to sell at 11 : 00 a .m .
MallY more t ractors &. equip. by sale time
All items subject to prior sale
Comlllission rates 6";.. up [0 $350 maxium for each item.
Brent Snod grass Auctioneer Tx 5·062·06%
All A nnouncel1lents made at sale supercede w:itten ad. For mo", information 806 -1 62 - 0 ~ 18
~~~~;~ Gas
Several 4 row cultivators
baler
85t Ford Diesel
1-8 Row JH ·cult.
1969 510 diesel combine
2-4 U20 JD
toG row IH lister
New 5-ton Miskin
22 40 JD with 14 5 loade.
t -6 row lister
hydraulic scraper
VAC Case 100 hrs . on it
1-00-4 row JH listen
New 19' Tye drill
11 50 Massey WI dua Is
1-4 row JD Iisler
Loader tractors
11 30 Massey
Field cultivators
2 560 LPIH tractors
50 Massey
Several 22 ' - 38 '
wI booms for loading
4430 JD
t -11 shankJD subsoiler
1-4.000 ' diesel wI
4320 JD
Swathen
booms for loading
4 -730 JD
1-36 Massey swather
Mveral12' "14 ' discs
2 _ 400 IH
655 MUlleY
11174 Freight liner
2 _ 70 JD Gas
612 Hestoo Hay Binder
truck 318 Detroit
2 9N Fords
1290 JH Hay Binder
motor with 13 speed
8 N Ford
For Bal.n
tra .. mission wI air
GIOO MM LPI duals
4500 Heston t~in sharp
.. sleeper
Power broom lor cleaning
Several Massey Balen
11174 White 290
r~oiJed parking Iota
twlnund wire
CIImmillp 13 -lpeed
14 x 36 oCflce bldg. wI 2 air
several new Holland
with trailer to
Conditionei'll
(wine .. wire baIen
HlI .epante
Plows _ several 5 .. 6 BTM
2-346 JD twine balers
11177 CIvyIler
1-4 BTM MasMY Rollover plow
1-346 JD wire t.Ier
11177 Plymouth
3 BTM JH Rollover plow
1-5800 H..ton round
Plymouth
Cultivators
ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MAUll AT IIALB 8Ul'BRCEDE WRlTl'EN AlII
FOR MORE INFOIUIAftON . . .1'11....
1_
Saturday , May H
Thos(' friends 10 a tt en ·
danre " 'en> Bec ky Spa rks .
Chri st. ll1chardson. Jod.e
Hichardson . Nata lie Wood-
:I I'd
tJ J
K(·nnt.'<1y ,
Foerste r. J ason
and
Nathan
Woodard
LoIS of ska ting . a nd fall In~ '. hoi dogs . cokes ice
('n'am . popcorn and ca ke
"Wt· enjoyed by a ll
Cy nth.a is the da ughler of
~Ir
a nd Mrs . Bill Ross.
J & J BAR-B-QUE
(FORMERLY WHISTLE STOP)
CUSTOM CATERING
TUES - T IiU RSAND SUN
11 :00 • • m . - 9: 00 p.m.
FRI SAT 11,00 • . nl •
JESS IE TAYLOR
I
•
Shallowater
Methodist
Women Meet
The
United
Women 01 Sha llowater hosted a Spring Tea Sunday
afternoon . May 2.
The Tea " 'as in honor of
a ll the ladies of the ch"",h
The table was decorated .
in pink a nd white and a
_bouquet 01 irises swerved as
a centerpiece. An out oC
to... n guest and lormer
church -member was Mn.
W.A. Caraway of Lubbock .
12 p. nt.
WEST HWY 84
SltALLOWATfR, T EXAS
832·4418
Little Folk's Day Nursery
604 7th Street
Shallowater; Texas
"Drop In s" Welcome '
State Licensed Day Care
Competitive Rates
Rides To And From School
Doug and Barbara Rowden
832-4039
832·4307
Ah .. 600p.m
vld 1t'.....vel._
Na.ed Vlee PrHlde.t
David W. Lovelace. son 01
Mr . and Mrs. Joe B. Lovelace of Abernathy. hal been
named vice president of the
loan department 01 Town
North National B~nk of
Longview. Taas.
The recent aMouncement
of the addition of Lovelace
to the staff of Town North
Na tiona l Bank was made by
sity Department 01 Mathematics ha s recognized eight
outstanding students for the
1961-82 academic year . inel uding Weldon Patterson as
a reci pient 01 the SI .000
Emmett Hazlewood Scholarship for 1982-83.
Pa tterson. who holds a
perfect 4.0 grade a verage.
held a hazlewood schol arship in 1981-82 and a Mild-
r-----------,
~Ir
and J\lrs . Bennie
I'up" rushed the ir baby son
by now
See you nex t week
\~ell
" COMPARE PRICES ON GENERI C
O.T. C. DRUGS"
I Also up t.o5IJ % savings on R x. Drugs ]
• A Full Service Hometown
Ph a rm acJ.
LET US PROVIDE YOl.'R HEALTH )':EEDS!
,c haol ' l'a li the Special
Aber na t hy We ekly Revi e""
l:.:durallOn Uirector 10 your
,chaol District.
' - - - - - -- - ---'
III
E1 EeTRlC COM PAN
\\' . \1 . Smith Electric Compan y
Sa lt'S And St'n'ice For
1:Intrit.' \I ulul'.... , f ontrob , lioists, a nd franes ,
E Il'dric: ~ upplif'S, r\ir ('o mpr('s~ors, Pumps .
'I' .. ,III ... lllrl1\l' '''
STEVE II'ITl'HEH MGR .
Oil Fit'ld Ser\'ke Our Spechllity
1911 ("lo,is Rd .
torian of his class
Weldon is t he son of Mr _
and Mrs . William Pallerson
of 505 2nd Place. Abernathy.
MON -FRI. 9 a_ m .- 5,30 p.m .
SA T. iO a_ m .-2 p. m .
'" '''l ''CDt E:\T
Do \'ou know of 3 child
age 3 ihrough 2 t who does
not lea rn casllv a nd is not
w. m. smith
red and Lonnie Langston
Mathematics Scholarship in
t980-81
He is a 1980 graduate of
ed.
• <.:rutch. Walker & Whet'l
Chair Ite nl als.
. 'tte-di{' a r t' Approved
• pes & Paid Rx Prescriplion Cards Honored.
are runnmg tests on
hun tu detcrmllll' the illness
\~ l' hope a nd pray lhal he IS
t
DAVID W. LOVELA'CE
• Famil)' Ih: R ecord s.
• E m er gency .: \flcr fiou ..s
Sen 'il'f' [ 795-10 40 ).
• Sr . Citizen Discount
.. "taste r Cardl Visa Accept-
10 Ihe hosp.ta I this week
Thf'~
bank
presidenl
Morris .
A graduate of-Texas Tech
University. Lovelace ' had
previousl y served as vice
president for banks in Addison and Corsicana . Texaa,
and as an assistant national
bank e xaminer for tile
Comptroiler of the Currency.
Weldon Patterson Recipient Of
The Texas Tech Univer- Scholarship Abernathy High School and
graduated as the valedic·
by nov..
James
sCOrt.' 6 to 5
·';~: H\'I"'(;
AMERICAN
Linlllf'
gers after two innings by a
score of 2 to t But la te in
the game. the Giants railied
to ..... in II to 1
He-ef
Ken tucky Bu tte r Cake
Tu""d.,·,
f' ried Fish
FIllet
V; / Tart e r Sauce ,
Macroni
&
Cheese _
\'egelable Slicks. Uot I\olls.
Sliced Peaches
\\' t'fine&da~ :
Hurrito
II' Chili & rhe",e. Pinto
Beans , Spin ach. Corn Bread ,
Fruit Cobbler
Crocker I Cogdell •. Willi am
Char les Bridges . W.T Addi~ on .
Franc es
Braselt on,
Jam es
Bumpass.
U oyd
('\.y . ~Iareella Eas ley. Thobe rn Epps. :\.11 Gray . Mary
L~ dl3
Hooker , (jernade
\I unler . Dorolhy Huggins.
Hatt ll' H ~Iurphy. Erma
Faye Owe ns. r loyd Page.
iMlDg I to 0 Both teams
played good early season
haseball with the Cubs
(odglng the Braves by a
'~
,la, 17·:! I
& ctll"ese J Corn on the Cob,
Green S"lad W / Dressing.
.TlI R811 y . I\'IA Y 13, I III~
I'Am~»
Annie Mae Steffey. Warren
Tlidlock . Mary Will Taylor.
P.t Toland. C.B. Wallace.
Joe R. Walt . ~'ay Wester·
man. Joy Wilson. Ennis Win,
gate . Helen Joe wooden. 11
you know any of I~ese or
their families please c ontact
me , Faye Ann Nelson. Rt.
one . Sha llowater, Texas .
757-2120 ).
We have found over two
thirds of the members a nd
need to find one third more
to have tOO percent of the
elass . It is getting to be a
bigger job than we ever
anticipated to try to get up a
reunion, As our class has
nel'er had one before a nd it
was a class that was never
very close to eac h other so it
makes it diffic ult to sta rt to
find eve rybody a ft er about
5(J
years
Three
of
us
1934
graduat es of Quana h High
Mr . a nd Mrs. Charles
School a re trying to get up a
Krebbs are visiting their
Class Re union for July 2.
daughte r. a nd fam ily. Mr.
1983 and we are havi ng a
a nd Mrs J _C'. King . They
time finding a II of our ciass
were called in as the gra nd·
mates . T here are so many
daughter was iiI. They exQua nah people in Lubbock.
peel to be he re about two
!Ibernathv and Shallow a ter
weeks We hope and pray
that might know wherethe gra nddaughte r is a lr ight
abouts of these people : Ann
know that there were tllat
many differenl kind_ 01 CIll'
tu s plants . There were 51
dlflerent kinds. Bealdet
each klnd had different
species.
It was lounded In 1935_by
the ArilOna cae Ius and
native Flora Society . TIle
desert Botanica I Garden is
located on 150 acres of typical sonor. n
desert
in
Papa go Park . In Phoenix .
On display are plants from
the deserts of e very continent. including over. half of
the world 's total number of
cactus s pecies. It is the only
ga rden dedica ted from its
beginning to th e s tudy of the
plant life of deserts and
other arid lands
Little League Gets Underway
SHALLOWATER CO-OP GIN
He is al so on the ,\'ews·
paper Staff a nd he enjoys
working . bowli ng and goi ng
oul.
get as many filii as usual
because it was to cold. Their
son , Joel. has a trailer house
on the lake and they go dOwn
once or twice a yesr to help
him fish.
_-
...,..."".,.~
....".
County
Line Chit Chats,
,
have bee n so many
lilt=: SIX't.'IOI h:-t
Jr.·Sr. Prom
Held At
Hillcrest
works
about 25 hours per week a lld
MARIGOLD
In girls play. the Shallowater tea m was second be·
hind Hale Center with
Crosby ton
taking
third
pla ce.
The gi rls tea m . coached
by Mary Warren. consisted
of Mimi I.upton . Cindy
Creaves. Shari ss Burgett ,
Mendi Woodruff. Kri sti D0pson a nd Angie Medlock.
La inment for the dance was
l'lCi.llllOg ilnd m ec h.mll~s
putt i ng up dIsp lay'S. mvpn·
tor y and ('I(' alllng
SHALLOWATER
WHO'S WHO OF SHALLOWATER HlGH ... pi<:tInd are Shallowater HIgb School students
that were selec.ted Who's Who On the back row is David Westhrook , Stuart Smith, Tommy
Garland. Rod Burgett and Troy Johnson. On the front row is Susie Ritchie. Debbie DeAnda .
Linda Wiley. Patti Stantoo and ShoMa Dooley.
I Review Photo )
The Response was given by
Troy Johnson .
Next the Prophecies were
read by Tim Short and
Kristy Tipton. The Last Will
& Testament .... s read by
the Will Committee spon-
~.............
By Flye Au Nelson
We have been traveling
spin. This time to Yuma .
AriltOna to visit Chaplain
and Mrs. Howard Wheeler.
Chaplain Howard Wheeler is
retired, but he got tired of
sitting around so he signed
up for voluntary duty in
Yuma .
If your home is destroyed
by fire. if your car is towed
away in a three car smash
up , if you witness a shootout
in a rural part of the cou ntyyou will get to meet Chaplai n
George
Howa rd
Wheeler . He may be dressed
as a firefighter. a police
oCficer or a she riff's deputy.
Wheeler knows about Mili tary counseling . have been a
Navy Cha plain for :12 years
before retiring in 1975 .
He had a difficult m inis try
during wartime aboard air ·
cra ft carriers_ He and Mrs .
Wheeler l4'ere wonderful
host a nd hos tess as the,'
'11Ie
National
Honor
SOCiety went on their aMual
Reld trip May 3. ThIs year
they journeyed to Reese Air
Force Base for a guided
tour .
The group saw films of the
Air Forces of today and
tomorrow. They were shown
the classrooms and flight
After walking ' over the
hase and working up appetites. the NHS members ate al
the Office r's Club. The n they
were taken into the control
tower for a view of the
entire base.
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8eelety
Visits Reese
light recogni zes Stace Dur·
His school 3rti vilie; 10ha m , Tessie F reeman and
l'ludl' Coop , F F A Sou th
Br ian Jungman this week.
Pla in s Ra bbit
Breeders
The ftrst st udent is SLace
,\ SSOrlatlon. and L I\'e~ tock
Durham, who is a semor. He
Judging His hohbies Include
is employed at Sha llowater
hUTltlIlg. fishing . gUlng to th~
Texaco . loca ted on "~ M \79
lake. HIner tubbmg. rUlUltng.
and Clovis Hwy_ His bosses
IInl lll i.iI!3.
pickups
and
are Wayne and Faye Ad rodt·os
kinson. His job duties In The nex t student is TesSie
elude selling. st.oc:king . .... Freeman. who is a lso a
seni or Tcssll' is employed
a t Double-Up in the So ulh
Plai ns l\'l a ll . Her e mployer
is ToncJa Il ubgood .. Her jub
duties a re selling <:Iottws.
.
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DECA Student
Spotlight
The DECA stude nt spot·
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First Divisions
Dee Dee Moen. A....1a
Cole, Yvette Bohn, Tammy
Elliott,
TttUR80A.Y. MAY U. I....
GIFTS FOR THE GRADt.:ATE
Many Items On Sale
Come By & Browse
• Purses ' Cosmetic Bags' Jewel ry
• Shave &. Travel Kits· Clocks & Watches
• Electric Razors· Came ras
ALSO DON 'T FORGET DAD ON J UN E 20 lh
nIUR8[)AV, MAY 13 , 1111
1\.." , State FHA/RERO
:Meeting
IIIIIItn AmerIca
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III the
~lI'lItudtH_
III
ChapCer
a""*d tIIIa I .' ute
_ _ _ III !be r -
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ing, which was' held in the
Tarrant County Convention
Center in Ft. Worth, April
29-30 _
Attending from Abernathy
were Sarah Miller, high
point member for the year
and Saundra Hunt second
high point member. FHA
members earn points by
attending meetings and
participating in programs,
working on conunittees and
money making projects.
Accompanying them was
Mrs . Marilyn Stone. Advisor
for the Abernathy chapter.
The Thursday evening
business session was followed by the Camfel multimedia production " Ha rd
Times" Key note spea ker
Jack Jackson spoke to the
group with humorous a nec-
David lAnehart, director,
and the ca.t do an out·
standing job in preeenlinl
" Rest Assured ."
After the play was olier, • .
pie auction and supper was
held by the Senior Cia.. in
the school cafeteria. With
Va n Riley served as auctioneer, and Rick Houston
a nd Collins Miller .,served as
spotters.
Pies were furni shed by the
Senior Class and their
The Senior CI. . of Aber- presented to three delllhtful
nathy High School presented audiences at 9: 30 ' .m . the
comedy,
"Rest 4th, 5th, and 8 th grade
Assured, "
by
Dona Id students ;· I : 30 p.m . - high
Patton, Tuesda y, May 4 . in school students, and at 8: 00
the High School Auditorium . p.m . - relatives, friends , and
Three performances were . general public.
The play was well received by a ll audiences . It is
the story 01 Mr . Moreland,
I played by Darren Knox), a
fa mily man who had spent
most of his life accumulating immense wealth at the
About half the population
of America over the age
expense 01 his family a nd
of three w ears glasses . .Ir iends.
He dies. I a ll of this being
in the form of a dream l. and
Lucifer. I played by Charles
Cha mbers ), comes to take
him home below . Ma ny
things. I both sad and
Junior Class represen- funny I . pass before the eyes
tatives a re : Todd Barrick . of Mr . Moreland as the pl ay
Scott Ferguson_ Sa ra Miller
events tra nspire . When Mr.
and Trey Stone and Senior
Morela nd aw~kens from his
represe ntatives a re: Angie
dream. he i, a reformed
All ebury. Donna Burgess.
man, intent on being a
Darren Knox and Ta mmy
better husba nd a nd fa ther .
Lloyd.
The
play
was very
humorous . Along with the
philosophy and study in
human nature . it was refreshin g to watch. Mr
workshope filled the afternoon in which FHAt HERO
members learned about
issues concerning young
people today . Installa tion of
the state officers for 1982-83
, climaxed the Friday evening session.
The Future Homemakers
of America is an organization sponsored by Homemaking Education , with
Mrs . J ea n D. Barton, Director, a nd Mrs. Sharon Reddell . Sta te Advi,1(>I".
dotes and a serious message
a bout the " hard times" of
a dOlescence and becoming
an adult.
The Friday morning session featured key note
speaker Michael Broome, of
the Leadership Development Institute, who spoke on
"Be The People Power
Person" . Stars a nd Sparks
clatlaa III FHA, ...... with
a.oOO 'members and advisors
from ·Tbu. "FHA/ HERO:
An ExplOllive Exerience"
was the !berne of the meet-
est A88IIPetI" A •• PIe,
Supper A S eee88
"
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Student Cou ncil for Freshman, Sophomore, Junior
a nd Senior Classes for the
1982-83 school
year were
elected.
The
Freshm a n Class
chose Bill DuBose. Chri sty
Miller. Carey McKinney a nd
Jim Bob Carver.
The Sophomore class
elected D'Ana
Howard.
Tracey Murray . Keith lester and Kevi n Lester
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WHY BUY A GAS GRILL NOW?
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SCENES FROM " REST ASSURED" ... The senior play was
presented last Tuesday. In the top photo. Irom left 10 righl is
Charles Chambers as the Devil. Darren Knox . Mandy
Thompson a nd Rick Ortiz. On the bottom pholo is J ane
Sanderson . Dec Ami Attebury. Rodney Cannon a nd Kelley
Thompson I Photos by Rynn Dunn I
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Choose from 7 quality models. ,. save a big
20% ___ and take the heat out of your
kitchen, too_
You'll really enjoy the convenience of
cooking out with a natural gas fired grill ._ .
love the flavor of outdoor cooking without
the mess of charcoal or the hassle of
LP tanks_
It!
PK grill s provIde the convenience of natural gas fired barbecuino ... nave heavy lOP
and bottom aluminum casting s and H·shaped stainless sleet burners for
270 sq. In . chromed s teel
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56.85
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rust ·reSl s l anl porcel ainiZed casl Ir on cooking
gridS. and c asillon and nickel all o ~ burner • .
Dual burner and con lrOls· let
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OIymen l, 113 83 per monl"
CHALLENGER 800
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DUCANE
The
Abernathy
n- A
Sc rapbook placed 2nd 10
a rea
compeUuon
The
scrapbook was mad~ by
Cindy
Turner.
chapter
Sweetheart . ClDdy " the
daughter of Mr a nd Mrs
Benni e Turner
Alan Pettit . son of Mr . and
Mrs . T.J . Pettit . was a win ·
ner in swine proficiency . His
application will go to stat.
Melissa Hagstrom w.s
Area I winne.r 10 Public
Speaking. Melissa Will speak
at the Sla le FFA Convention
-~~T---~~':~:;'- ~~~:~.~::'~:n~:.o- one
ONLY 58_57
PER MONTH"
tOt" each .lde. whleh ""e. v.s when
. 121600
11",
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PER MONTH"
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10.00
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m
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12~ .9 4
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CHAMPION 4000
101 36 months.
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PER MONTH"
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Brra kras t
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11·2 1
Monday
Apple Juicp
Pancakes
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TROPHY 2002
s trom
ColilDs Miller . son of Mr
and Mrs J .R Miller . .. as
Arf' 3 I wm~r In F :l rm
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Thursda y
Barbecue Franks
Potato Salad
Pinto Beans
F rench Bread
Cobbler
' , pt. Milk
Friday
Char-Burgers
Lettuce, Pickles, Onions
French Fri...
Sugar Cookies
'..-pt. Milk
to
clean the
ABERNATHY WEEKLY
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Phone 298-2011-1
~ight 29tH 119
Abernathy
Body Works
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Why we're
settling auto
claims with
less hassle,
more haste
Firsl of all , iI " a maner of
attilude. We wanllo see that
yo u ge t Ihe be,1 possible
se rvice after an accident_
And we aim 10 give il to you.
If yo u have any hassles, Farmet; unhassles them lor you.
Farme rs repair specialists
We would like to help you with your inVitations, and
~ other accessories. We have three wedding books to
Zchoose from. We have the latest additions to the
wedding invitations.
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Paneling .
Ga rage Conversions . Patios.
Storm Doors a nd Windows .
Painting all types of home
repai r. NoJ obto s mall . I 609
Ave
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298-2 086.
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We can write every .f orm of
Crop Hall Insurance available
-m the State of Texas. Fast,
and Friendly Service.
Our Record
Speaks For Itself
Available On- No Interest Note.
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Box 39
Sha llowater. Texas 79383
Richard DU"".8
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Real Eata.e
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AOVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
CITY OF ABE R NA11lY
ABERNATHY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
C & ·G
Geri Gartin Division Manager
II EST IIl ' ILllt: I~~
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6. Tri -County Housing Corpora tion
itt' , .... _
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the coolest
HOUSEHOLD & BATH CARE
BY AVA CARE
DO CUSTOM DRAPERY WORK
\OUT
('I'uln I~ .. ad.\
sta lt' cOflslderation
Taco WI Cheese
Le ttuce &< Tomat o
Pi nto Beans
Cowboy Bread
I, pI. Milk
You ca n han
ALOE
BEAUTY PRODUCTS
n : 'n:~T n ..... '
Prl'!<tld(:nt . presided uver
part of tht' convenuon and
recCIVl.'ti a notlrmg Area
Banana
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1913B 17th
Lubbock. Texas 79401
Rt. 7, Box 964
Lubbock. Texas 794 0 1
%Marvin Floyd
Route 1. Box 55
Shallowater. Texas 79363
%Nelda Venable
New Deal. Texas 79350
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car at Don 's
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Our
ti re cooling system seaso n-
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Blackeyed Peas
Bisc uits
FrUit C'up
' , pt Milk
Count y Line Baptist Church
T"-t,...,.. IM .....
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for hiS Lone Star !-'a rmer
I..>t!gn.'t! was appro\'ed ror
3. Men's Sunda y School Class
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BUSINESS
SERVICE
t: ... UJXUI\Y ... ENEItGV F.t' FlCIENT ...
Hrdroom . :! balh . ,.. I.ra li IOr:lgf". sPf'"C' lal ftalurts.
51\; Pbllllps Houl~,..rd
:'>EW t.l STI~ G
l.aq,f" I.oI..( ·omfortabif' Lh!ing
1 tH"'ltroom . I hath . 10 I 0-1-1 th Sr. . Sf''' SktinJ(
Off,ccr Award
Gera ld Kelly and s.,otty
Wmdhum . \'o-Ag lea(,hers.
a ll ended Ihe ('onvcnlion
Ri cky Po.. c ll ·s app li cation
2. Hendricks. Mrs . J anie
diIftt~
and drain and flush the en-
..t.I~ En:t. YN
Na mes or Missing Depositors
5. Ratl iff, Da vid
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, This notice is given and published pursuant to Section
3 , Article 3272b, Revised Civil Statutes of the State or
Texas. in a n ellort W locate persons who are the
depositors or owners of amounts in accounts that have
remained inactive or dormant according W the provisions of Article 3272b for more than seven 1 71 years .
4 . New Deal Little Dribblers
the greatest assets a man
can have a nd I appreciate
you all .
Hilburn Ba rrick
I 26-Itp l
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First Slate Bank
Box t 64, Sha llowa ter. Tex.s 79363
1 Hall. Chester
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lod for ~('holarsh.ips ~ ere
Itlcky Powe ll . Alan I',·ttlt .
Hodn('~ Ca nnon and Slare~
Stacey !\hIL'i . An"a I
Wear. Infant·Preteen or
Ladies Apparel Store I Also
Shoe. Athletic Shoe Store I
Offering over 200 Nationally
known brands. 57.900 to
$19.500 includes beginni ng
inventory. Iraining . fi xtu res.
Grand Opening P romotions
Ca ll Mr Loughlin I 612 I
1!35-130 4 .
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-contact
E lbert
Harp
298·225 1 OIghl. or 296·2 :>13
S~tI ..· : 1977 ~·DO J D.
Traclor . P014er Shlfl Extra
NOTICE OF THE NAMES Ot' PERSONS APPEARING
AS THE OWNERS OF UNCLAIMED AMOUNTS .
HELD BY :
The unclai med a moun ts due the depositors or owners
listed herein will be paid upon proof of onwership at the
office of the named depository within nine ( 9) months,
and if unclaimed thereafter they may be s ubjed W
report to a conservation by the State Treasurer in
accordance wi th sa id Article 3272b .
Own Your Own Jean-Sporls-
car a round if your remem-
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JOB
OP PORT UN I·TV
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My since re thanks to each of
you for your every ex pres·
sion of conce rn on my behalf
whi le I was in the hospital
.. a nd during m y recuperation
at home. Good friends are
Salr:
Saturday .
May 15. 51 1 t.3 tho 9: 00 til
5' 00 . Children ' s clothes.
dishes. fur niture .
I 26-ltpl
JIM SMITH REALTY
Van Ri ley . so n of Mr and
Mrs Bob Hlle\' . " 'as "lOner
of Ih. FFA DI;·.rslfled LI\ e·
st ock Producllon Award HI S
appilrallon will go on to
state l'Ompe l1 ll00
rr A members IDte",'"''
Wrdnrsda)
Lunchroom Menu
MI l' 11-%1
Monday
Fish WI Catsup
Baked Potatoes
I
lishments Collins applici '
tlon wil l go to state rom·
Wednesday
.' rldar
AppleJ.:uce
Oatmea l
I, pt. Milk
Ih'dt't'onlf"ti t .... o
lx.-c.troo;n house (or rent
Prt'fe rabh n"ttred people.
no p.'t, ~r chddr~n Re nt
Sl 7S montl~· plus $i 5 d e-POOlt <: 111 ~9. - 2t 0lI
Po ....er Mechanacs AC("omp'
PtZl-D
Th,.. bum. ' - 1.0 mlkl lind one
RotI,·A-O,ete ",."Ic. bumer. ttec1ronlC
IgntUcn. 310 sq. In. Grtd, fOel •• ln g molor
end .pM , and tlltdwood IIdt .MH.
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16 Melissa IS the daughter
of Mr and Mrs Jerry Ha g·
10
Le ttuce &< Tomato
Corn
Chocolate Fudge cake
I, pI. Milk
Cereal
Toast WI J elly
I, pI. Milk
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presence in our home and in
the service sustained us and
brought
comfort
and
s trength to us in the loss of
our loved one, Evie Mil ler.
The fa mily of
Evie Miller
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City of Aberna thy will besprayed for mosquitoes by
aerial method as the need
condition. Call 89>-4683 .
I 26-4 tp l
Thanks for all your cards.
nowers. visils and especia lly your prayers wIIi Ie I was
Yards Mowed . Reasonable
in the hospital.
Monte Williams
296-4014 . . Brother RossweU Brunner
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Tuesdo)'
Orange Juice
Cheese Toast
' , pt . Mil k
Thursda y
Pi nea pple Jui ce
Peanut Butter Bread
' , pt. Milk
Iudgtt 1enM: no dOWn ,.,.,..,.1. ttl.4I
EMPlOYEE
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17.38
ICASH PRICE .. . . 1JI.4.98
tBUDGET PRICE" . 144 ' .72
Budget term, : no
permenl.
"2.27 per manl h lo r 38 mont'"
Two burners - one main and o ne AOlls·A·Grtle
vertle.1 Dumer, eleclronic IgniHon , 3 10 aq. In .
cooking grid. roUaalno mOlor and apl! - all
P*=UOed in an elegan t c.rt wll h large tloraoe
are.. hardwood side ahell, hell¥)' d uly du al
wh ..I•• and connection ho..
Plu. In.talilition •• .
~OR RENT
I
us in so many different
wi:~ love 01 friends , your
Dl'<orated Cakes-For all
occasions . Fresh baked and
cos tomed decorated. Freida
Moore. 832 -5760.
121-ltp l
cars a nd Trucks . m06t
mak es and models under
5200 .00 . Sold th rough loca l
I~~~~~etsee
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Ptu. Intl.lli tion
Budget terms: no down payment .
$8.57 per
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~ ,"-LU_n_CH_m_En_U..,
~1a)'
Quc ane cllt alumInum grills ' eature l op·ported
st-'nleas slea' bume", -.whIch' last longer and
eave gu ... porcelainized steel cooking grids
. . . and I unique coat grate designed to preven l
fl .....up. and grease collection al the bottom ot
th. "rebox. Some models nave Roll s·A·Grate, a
aepat1It. venlcal burner for roUss lng from
behInd the meat.
room '" don $19 .510
J \
~onvention
~~~ac~~~~~~e:~:r~~(I~nr~re:~~~s~v:at~;~~e:~~~a~:~~~lles ~T~---r
t'--~ ~ :~~
I.h· ln~
Need someone to stay with
me and help lift me out or
bed and chair. Might be
asked 10 cook some. Room
a nd board and $500 a
month. Call 757-2337. Cecil
Ga rtin. 298-2758.
12f>-2tc l
direclory on how to pur.
chase.
2 Hit . ' balh
1 Hil. 2 bath
Aber""thy FFA members
attf'nded tl.e Area I Conven·
tion Frida y and Saturday
May 7 and 8 Those anending
were : Kelley tllii. ~Ieli ssa
Hags trom .
Alan
Pettit .
Hlcky Powell . Stacey Mills
and Rodney cannon . ThIS
Convention was held at
Coronado High Schoo l in
Lubbock and ~ 00 people
a tte nded
The Abernathy n'A Chapter received a Superior
Chapter ra l mg which was
vot,od by Area I and based
on chapter aCtlVItles and
accomplishments for 1981 ·
PATIO KITCHEN
Slo Ole·.,m" moDel wll"
S!'.ti.so u
•
Order your gas grill from any
Energas employee now and
make the most of summer,
.
l Bit. 2 bath
~
FFA Members
Attend Area I
,
Hit . 2 bath
,
.
ful nowers, the deliciOUS
food. a nd to a ll who s~rved
(2 1-1 0tp)
Two bedroom house for rent
in the counlry . $150 a
mon th . Ca ll 799-29ffi.
I 26-21c l
J 8R 1 Balh
~
t 2f>-21p l •
For Renl: 3 bedroom. car·
pet , newly redecoraled with
rear apartment. 505 Ave . D .
ca ll 328-5377 .
126-2 tp l
Hril-k-Extru 'IOIr gf" utilit),
room I ~, I :11 t :'(tra largr
dmit'l ill ma sttrbrdroom
! Ih II IS .. ", 10000I n a \'a ihtblf'
ami twlo,", Ma rkt" ltat.. .
Bit 1 balh
CARD
OF THANKS
WANTED
NOTICE
_ _ _ _ _ _~-. . . .IIIi_IIIi__- - -. . .- - - - - - - - . 1._________1
Mary
Kay
eOlmetlc..
We want w say bow deeply Wanted : Toy farm tra ctors.
P UBLIC' NOTICE
~~iO~~":~~57:;:':~ltant grpraatyeefrsUI swueppoarret theforbeaYou~ ~~i~:~ngpedt:alct"orrs C~~y- This is to give notice that the
For Rent : 3 bedroom. carpet. unfurnis hed stove , refrigerawr , 2 car garage
with one side storage area,
large back yard. $250 . plus
deposit
and
utilities .
298·4077 or 74f>-7027.
t 26- ttp l
. , RFAI TORS
~
298-2670.
I
II
I
't' or Rent: 2 bedroom house,
extra clea n, for ' small
family. 1012 Ave. E . Call
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parents. They were auctioned off at a lively pace. The
pie bringing the top bid 'was
a vanilla p ie made by
Delores Flores and sold W
J ~ Thompson for $22 .00 .
The proceeds from the pie
auction and s upper went w
the Senior Ciass whelp
finance the annual Senior
Trip 1.0 Six F lags .
Sponsors
assisted the
Senior Class with the Senior
P lay and th e Pie Auction
a nd Supper were Floyd
Gallowav. Bettie Hardin,
Dub H a~ nel. Sharon Kester,
Carl Irl beck. Bitsy Aldridge,
Larry Aldridge a nd Wanda
leMoine .
Student Council Officers And
Representatives Chosen For 1982-83
Student Council Officers
for the 1982 -83 school year
were recently he ld a nd the
following
officers
were
selected : President - Mark
Riddell. Sr .: Vice-PrCl;ident
. Roger Gragg. Sr.: Secreta ry· Treasurer· Mendy Tenne ll . Sr.: Parliamentarian Susan Stone: Historian Kns ty Thom pson a nd Re·
porter - Ke llye Dullose. Sr.
Representatives of the
I
REAL EST ATE
even check garage< 10 see
repairs are done right.
So give me a call today and
learn ·more about Farmers
fast , fair , friendly service.
Sealed proposals addressed W the Honorable Mayor
and City Council of Abernathy. Texas , will be received
at the office of the City Manager. City Ha ll, Abernathy,
Texas , until 2 : 00 p.m .. June 8. 1961 . for lurnishing all
necessary materials. machinery , equipment. superintendence , a nd labor for constructing ceriain,improvements a t the Aberna thy Municipa l Airport, Abe~thy ,
Texas.
Immediately following the closing time for receipt of
bids. proposals will be publicl y opened and read aloud.
Any bid received after closing time will be returned
unopened.
The project consists of the reconstruction of approximately 12.500 square yards of runway taxiwa y and
apron pavement ; the application of an asphalt seal coat
to a pproximately 41.500 square yards of runway,
taxiway a nd apron pavement ; marking of runway and
taxiway pavement : repair of damaged runway pave. ment ; a pplication of herbicidal treatment ; and other
related items of work.
Bidders must submit a Cashier 's Check or Certified
Check issued by a bank sat isfacwry to the Owner, or a
Proposal Bond Irom a reliable Surety Company,
payable without recourse W the order of The City of
Abern;>thy. Texas, in an amount not less than five
percent I 5% I of the largest possible bid submitted as a
guaranty that the Bidder will enter into a contract and
execute bonds a nd guaranty in the lorms provided
withi n ten I 10 1 days' after notice of award of contract
to him . Bids without the required Cbeck or Proposal
Bond will not be considered.
The successful Bidder will be required W lurnish a
Performance Bond and a Pay ment Bond, each in the
amount of the contract, written by a responsible Surety
Company. authorized w do business in the State of
Texas, and sa tisfactory to the Owner, as required by
Article 5160 , V.A.T .C.S., as amended by H.B. 344 ,
passed by the 56th Legislature. Regular Session, 1959.
The City of Abernathy , Texas reserves the right w
hold all proposaJs for a period not W exceed 30 days
after the date of receiving bids, w reject any or all bids
and to waive formalities. No bids may be withdrawn,
after having been opened, within the 30 day period set
out herein.
All lump s um and unit prices must be stated in both
script and figures . In case of ambiguity or lack of
clearness in stating the prices in the bids, the Owner
reserves the right to consider the most advantageous
construction thereof, or to reject the bid. The Owner
. reserves the r ight to reject any or all bids, W waive
formalities , and w accept the bid which seeme m06t
advantageous to the City's interest.
Bidders are expected to inspect the site of the work
and to ioform themselves regarding aU local conditions
lIlder which the work is to be done .
Attention is called to the fact that there must be paid
on the project not less than the general prevailing rates
of wages. as set out in the Special Provisions. However,
the inclusion of such minimum schedule of waaea does
not release the Contractor from compliance with any
State Wage Law that may be applicable. The Contractor must abide by tbe Wage and Hour Laws of the State
cl Texas and mL!St pay not less than the rates legally
prescribed or as set forth in the Special ProvisIons,
whichever is higher.
Informatioo for Bidders, prop088l forma, plans and
specificatioos are 00 file at the offices III the City
Manager, Abernathy, Teus, and Parkhill, Smith ..
Cooper, Inc ., Consulting ·E ftIi.-n, 4010 'Ave_ R ,
Lubbock, Texas 79412 .
Copies ·of the pia.. and specifications
COIIIract
documents may be secured from Parkhill, SmltII ..
Cooper, Inc., CoaauItIDa JI:nII---, 4010 A _ R.
Lubbock, Texas 79412 , ( p~ 1106-747-0111) IIJIIIII
payllMllllII a $50.00 dlpaalt for IKh at III
Refund of tile de\alt will be made as prvvitIed in lite
InItructioos w Bidden.
and
-......a_
Steve Miles
INSURANCE
jjt
ftlURlDAY. MAY U.I"
their ......... the Rev.
... ..'.
G.ry W. Kendrick 01 DenMJII Barblra H.YIIII 01 White City. '
sucessor to the Rita . The
free shows at the Nu-Vue
were ended in September of
i956, over twenty years
after they started at the
Star.
From The
Abernathy
Weekiy
Review
dated
January 30, t 161:
James Byers, S{ A, was
assigned duty on Uie U.s .S.
Saint Paul, a Navy cruiser.
He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Byers.
Lt. Colonel Billy M. Mitchell, a U.S. Marine Corps
officer who distinguished
himself in the performance
of his duties in Vietnam,
received the Bronze Star
with Combat "V" January
13, 1969. He is the son of
Mrs . W.L. Mitchell, and is a
brother of Doyle Oswalt of
Troop treasurer and Rhonda
Webb will be Troop scribe.
Leaders are Mrs . Verlon
Barron,
Mrs.
Wendell
Hughe:s and Mrs. Doyce
Newton.
The Texas Highway Commission
designated
the
interstate highway to be
built between Lubbock and
Amarillo as Interstate 27.
Construction was expected
to begin in about five years .
1-30-1969 Continued. PFC
Joe E. Ramos of Abernathy
observed his 21 st birthday
Jan . 16, 1969, in Vietnam,
where he has been on U.S.
Army duty about a month.
His parents are Mr. and
Mrs . Fidencio Ramos .
Mr. and Mrs . H.V. Gallo·
way were in Fargo, Texas.
to attend the wedding of
:11,1969:
Abernathy and area residents were hard at work on
last minute details of the big
60th Anniversary Celebration Saturday, August 2 ,
1969. Actually. the opening
event will be the Queen
Contest Friday night at the
school auditorium. Mrs . Jim
Davis announced the following entries for the title of
60th Anniversary Queen. as
of press time : Julianna
Thickstun, Cindy Dunn.
Laura Davidson, Marilyn
McAlister. Sammy Riley.
Yvette
Skipper.
Jerry
Rogers. Janie Pearce and
Teresa Hobgood . The Queen
contest program will span
the 60 years. 1909-1969. Mrs .
Calvin Tucker is script
writer for the program and
will be narrator. Among
others in charge will be Mrs .
Thomas Johnston.
Mrs.
John Hale, Mrs . Arno
Struve. Mrs . Frank Lovelace and Mrs.
Harold
Thomas .
Attending the 60th Anniversary planning meeting
last Thursday l10ght were
Gid B. Adkisson. chairman ;
t General Telephone. beller service Isn't just a goal. it's a
Hoppy Toler. Billie Harriolld cOmmitment. General Telephone spent over 354
son ; Y.F . Snodgrass. Rev .
on doUars in 1981 on capital expenditure projects (i.e.
Conrad M. Ryan . J .D. Webb.
ew electronic switches. expand~ cable projects and
modernization). and GTE will spend over 410 million dollars Arno Struve. Ted Watts .
Dorothy Davenport. June
in 1982 to provide you the best telecommunications
available.
Jones. Hazel Toler .. Ralph
Wolf and Roy Jones.
For you. as a valued customer. this investment in service
Steering committee for
improvement Is working as shown below. General
the Celebration is composed
Telephone Is working hard to continually provide you with
of Gid B. Adkisson . chair·
the best of service.
man ; J .D. Webb. Joe Thom The Texas Public Utility Commission (pUC) has established
pson. Hoppy Toler , Gale
certain standards in public hearings. and ow service results Davis. Irma Ward . Dorothy
are ltsIed against those standards.
Davenport. Joe Lovelace.
Ted Watts and Arno Struve .
Texas PUC
Other Committees Are:
Standards
Struve .
Publicity -Arno
chairman. and class representatives .
Parade· Ted Watts. chairman .
% servlce order
Entertainment-Hoppy
commitments mel
Toler . chairman ; Biflie Har100
as promised
rison . Leroy Wilkerson . Dale
Thick stun and Ralph Wolf.
• "" local calls
Subcommittee
I Friday
compleled on lsi IJy
106
night program ) - Minnie
Siruve. Zelma Hale. Poll y
• % direcl dialed
Tucker. Edith Lovela ce.
long dlslance calls
Qg.7
Billie Ann Thomas. a nd Mae
compleled on lsi Iry
Johnston .
Food
Committee-J oe
% oul-ol·seIV1ce
trouble cleared
Love lace. c hairm a n; Jim
~ ~(:.
Wllhln 8 working
Bob
Smith.
J erry Os walt .
hOUlS
Harvey Lutrick. Y.F . Snod ,
• these Issulls based o n
grass. Ed Crow and Lon
electronIC testLng
Carmickle.
Regis tration-Gale Davis .
General
cha irm a n ; Minnie Tennell .
Telephone
Claudine Skipper. Salina
Pearce. a nd Annie Phillips .
W.'.
AI GaIaaI Telephone ,
Hal SImply TalkIng
About SenIc:e
l.tplonna1ls
W.... MaIdng 1hem
In AbamciIhy
90
98
95
90
am
II's
SO
easy
~-FIRST
10
bmlk by mail.
STATE BANK----I
WE ARE EAGEf( TO SERVE YOU
• Savings Accounts
• Safe Deposit Boxes
• . Checking Accounts
... Certificates of Deposits
. ,Bank By Mail
..' Night Depository
* Loan's-Farm; Commercial and InstQllment
'FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS
<I1l
'ABERNATHY ·
Fl' .S:F STATE B~NK
402 - 8th St,. .t
Member
FDIC
Phone 298-2556
De.k
Complete pIam for the
54 th Plo!*" Round-Up are
takllll shape, accordllll to
Is Dance Chairman.
Johnson Is a veteran
square dancer as he and his
wife, Barbara, ~gan dancing in 1962 . They have held
many club cifices and are
past presidents of the Panhandle Callers and Teachers
Association, the Amarillo
Square and" Round Dance
Council and !be Panhandle
Square Dance Association.
He has been calling for
eighteen ye'llrs and has called in six states. mostly in
Texas. Oklahoma . Kansas
and New Mexico. He has
been one of the callers at
Red Hlver Memorial Day
and Aspencade Week ·ends
for seven years . He serves
as caller for four clubs :
Pairs 'N' Squares, Whirley birds a nd Workshippers. a ll
of Ama rillo and Ca lico
Capers of Pampa .
lie is a graduate of Texas
Tech University and is re-
Georgette MallO, president
of the sponsorin8 organizaWhen you need to send
valuables
or
important
papers through the mail , the
Postal Service recommends
you understand what registered. insured and certified
mail can do for you.
By becoming familiar
with these service options
offered by the Postal Service. your mail will receive
the best handling and the
most cost-effective delivery.
Registered, insured and
certified a II gi ve you the
customized services needed
for mailing that special
letter or pa cka ge .
Registered mail is the
safest way to send valuables . It offers special hand,
ling for your letter or
package mailed at the First
Class rates . You receive a
receipt when you :/I ke the
materi a l to the pos t office .
Then , the movement of that
piece is monitored from the
point of a cceptance to
delivery . All irrepl aceable
articles , regardless of va.Iue.
and all item s worth more
than $400. s hould be sent by
regi stered mail.
J ewelry,
stocks
and
chec ks or money orde rs for
large amounts a re good
ca ndida tes for regis tered
mail. Thi ~ type of service
provides protec tion against
loss or da m age . The full
value of the m a iling must be
declared when mailed for
securit y and ins ura nce purposes. The regis tra tion fee
includes ins ura nce protection up to $25.0 00 for
domestic' mail.
The fees for regi stered
, mail depe nds upon the va lue
of the m a te ria l being
ma iled . For ins tance . if the
va lue of the pac ka ge is from
SI,o I to $5UO. the cost is
$:3 .60 .
A return rece ipt cos ts 50
cents extra . but it will a llow
the sender to have (\ writte n
the
itemofwas
. For
receipt
whe de
n alive
nd red
to whom
a return re ce ipt indica ting
to whom . the da te a nd the
address whe re the ite m was
delivered. t he fee is 7U
cents
Hes trict eel delivery ser '
vice is a b o ava il a bl e with
reg istered m a il. It a ll ows
delivery
onl y
to
the
addressee. or to so meone
who is authorized in writing
to recei ve rn a il fo r the ad ,
dressee
Insured m ai l is a good bel
if you a re se nding birthday .
wedd ing or other gifts or
Iragil e ite m s
f irst-Class
~ Iai l. Pri or ity. Third a nd
Queen
Cont es t-Gwell
Pope . J oa nne All en. Lal\e ll
Stone a nd J a nice Mc Ke nzie .
Young Fa rm e r s will assis t
in prepa ra tion and s taglll g
events.
'
W ~ [)D1 NG : Miss I\la ril vn
Kay Tea f£. da ught e r of :'t Il'.
a nd I\lrs. Arc hi e B. Teaff.
and Terry Jackson Ba rt on.
son of, Mr . and Mrs . J .P.
Ba rton . we re ma rri ed Ju ll'
19. 1\)69. a t Abe rnathy Fi rs!
United I\lethod is t Chu'r~ h
Two Aberna th v fa mil ies
arc hosting a vis itor from
J a pan. A gues t he re in the
homes of Mr . a nd Mrs . Hoy
Jones a nd the Hev. Conra d
M. Hya n a nd fa mil y is
Yasuko Kuwa ha ra . daugh,.,
ter of Mr. a nd Mrs . Ka ts ugc
Kuwahara of Osa ka. J a pan.
Ga ry Lovelace. son of Mr.
and Mrs . Joe Love lace was
in Air Na tiona l Gua rd tra in·
ing a t La ckla nd Air Forcc
Base. San Antonio.
From
The
Ab"rnath y
W.'"kl)· ({e view dall'd F"bt' ual'~'
:1. I !tGf. :
tion, the Pfalnvlew 'Bus!tiftl
Fourth-Class mail may be
and Professional Women's
insured. Insurance, availClUb. The Round-Up will be
able for merchandise only,
held, Saturday. May 15.
can be purchased for
The traditional square
materials mailed which are
dance will conclude the activalued at less than $400.
vities
and the guest caller
Insurance rates, like regiswill be Roy Johnson of
tered mail rates, vary
Amarillo. Helen Pemberton
according to the value of the
material being sent. If articles are insured for more
than $15. a receipt of delivery is signed by the recipient and filed at the deli very post office. The
insura nce enables you to
receive payment for domesMore than 240 Texas Tech
tic ma il that has been lost,
rifled or damaged . You may
University juniors, seniors,
request a return receipt or
law and graduate students
restricted delivery when
ranking academically in the
sending something insured
top 10 percent of their
for more than $15.
classes have been installed
Certified ma il is your best
into the university's chapter
buy if you are sending im- of Phi Kappa Phi honor
porta nt le tters. ins urance society ,
form s, contracts or bids for
New initiates were install busi ness contra cts mailed at ed during the Texas Tech
UlP First-Class rate . At 75 chapter banquet April 13 .
cent s plus the charge for . Phi Kappa Phi recognizes
posta ge . certified ma il costs outstanding scholars in aU
less tha n regi s tered maTI: '~4C. academic disciplines and
It s hould be used when the
limits membership to those
sende r requires a receipt as ranked in the top 10 percent
proof of ma iling . The coupon academically .
rcceipt is pos tmarked to
The ehapter's initiates
!'Stablis h the da te of de - from Abernathy include :
Ii v(' rv . A record of the de- John T. Pearson, senior
Ii vl' r;' is a lso kept at the math major , son of Mr . and
addressee's post office for
Mrs . Thorn Pearson. 405
Iwo Yl'a rs. but no record is Avenue H.
kcpt a t the offi ce from which
State Department of High·
ayll
r
By Poatmae&er
Ken Moreland
lit tered professlonol engl·
net'r. He Is tlmpJoyed by the
••••1.·11
.,,' '
Tex... J.n. 24. i • .
_AIR won ON LAI'I' ,Abel-natby.
WEICK.. COUJ_N: The
Junior Girl Scout Troop
free IbDw .pcIIIIOred by local 291 illltalled new officers
mercbanta _c:h Saturday . Friday, Jan. 24, i9l9. Patrol
afternoon .tarteclln March,
leaden for the new term are
1188, In the old Star Lyntha Newton, Patrol One,
'l1Ieatre. Later the free and Lorna Barron, Patrol
, shows on Saturday moved to Two. Assistantl are Brenda
!be Rita 'lbeatre, and then Bowen and Vicki Williams.
to the Nil-Vue Theatre, Tammy Jones will serve as
PltNH~r'
, ••• T ••
ver. Colo•• .• 1Id
BIRTH: Mr. .nd Mrs.
DennIe Edwards 01 Marreo.
La .• are parents of ' a son,
DennIe M. Edwards, Jr.,
born Jan. 6, i969. The baby
is a grandson of Mr. alld
Mrs . John Edwards of Abernathy .
Abernathy's 60th Anniversary Celebration is set for
August 2, 1969.
From The Abernathy
Weekly Review dated July
PAOli: Ii
Pearson
S e Ieeted Phi Kappa Phi
ways and Public Tra nspor·
tation,
Mrs . Pemberton ond Mr .
JQhnson cordiall y invites a ll
square dancers to a tte nd the
Pioneer Round·U p and pa rticipation in the squa re
dance whi ch will begin at
approximately 9: 00 p.m . on
May 15 at the Ha le County
Agri culture Center. Ever v·
one is also invited to enj~y
the walt z. polka . " Put Your
Little Foot" and other
couples da nces.
Miss Masso s ta tes the
price of the ticke ts is $~ . 7 5
I ta x included I . Thi s covers
all a ctiv iti es begi nning with
the supJll' r a t 6 : Uti . t he progra m li t H: 00 a nd the
square da ncl' wh ic h foll ows
anti many he sec urL'd frOi Ii
a ny mcmber of the 1' lall1'
view Busi npss "mel I 'roll''''
siona l \\ omen 's ('lull
/\ "0 l'l l'n'onl' '" 1tI1'lll'd II)
s hop Ih;1 1 . oay lor "ak,'"
prod ul'l' ;1 1 Ihe Kunin KII
chl' n h\'~l tlllln~ al ill 1111
am ;JI til<' :\gncIIIIUrt·
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you may
ma iled
the' ma
terial.
You
requ(tst
a re
turn
rece ipt or res tricted deli I'cry wi th cerl ified ma il
('l'rtl ficd
ma il
la bels.
whi ch ca n be obta ined from
,'our local pos t office. mus t
lx'
comple ted
by
the
l li Slol1ll' r for thi S ty pe of
II
I
Hardworking Feet Deserve
THE HEEL FIT
OF PECOS BOOTS
The rate 'of energy consumption in the U . S .
stowed during the 1970·s.
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Large selection of s izes and w ld l hs
I RED WING I'(#fi' I
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The average American
man . is five feet, eight
inches tall . The average
American woman . five
fe et, four inches tall.
Call
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Leigh Hiley, tt -yea r-old
Abernathy 4 -H Club memSHU.U'lNE VEGETABLE
ber showed the Reserve
24 FL. OZ. JAR
Champion Angus steer at
the Amarillo Fat Stock
S.HURfINE EARLY JUNE
Show Leigh 's s teer also was
first place heavy weight Angus in the show . Randy
Settle of Aberna thy showed
the first place light weight
steer. Other placings in the
AmarillO' Show included :
weIght
AngUs,' - 'medium
Larry Lutrick, 7th ; heavy
weight Angus . Rodney Huffa ker. 3rd. and Gregg Barton. t 3 th ; in the class of '
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one individual". Larry Lutrick. 3rd ; Rodney, Huffaker. • . . . . . . . . ._ _ _. ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . . . ._ _ _ _ _. . . . . ..
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