Harvest Underway

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I but none of the actions. 

the two together. 

lot IS out-(finally I so 

some Muuviiis, 

Lsiy JmcIipmI. It's II long 

"" business ....or 

month school term for 

hcn worK scucuuics, 

nctivl- - 

chool trips, etc., pile one 

of the other, lor uoui 

want to work have 

K)nt and the teacher a- - 

fbat's one - 

going around town mosc 

know that businesses 

nth a nig smuK uii wii'u 

rn the parents be- - 

haii5tpil trying to net 

,nc ccr where they are 

icd to be, . on time, and 

y supplied with whatever 

where everyone 

icrnilia they are suppos- - 

reason everybe 

supplied with. 

except 

Jot a week or so. kuis 

leep late, anil loaf, anil 

heir tired Drains. ...leacn-i- n 

get their families a 

better organized and re-i- Heart Fund Holds 

m 

all that nlnnnini! and 

j....and parents can in- - 

Annual Meeting 

the Kids to some extent, 

they are 

sched-m- d 

making plans to keep 

me reasonably busy 

Mi all summer, 

and 

e know, from 

wilKoon 

la some industrious stu-m- d 

they'll beuln looklne Wood, 

mething to do. Interested, 

i rc at this time trying 

inile some kind of sum- - 

recreation program for 

iters, and that is good. the State Organization. 

t itudcnts already are Delegates 

I tor a summer job 

had a few to stop In here 

office and inquire. 

by Martha llrechcen, pianist. 

ht same time, some busl-ar- c 

lookini! for some tinuing 

Wp this siimmer,...we,vo ed by Mr. 

' of those inquire, too. 

e think it might be a 

Mi to offer n 'summer 

Ptnt service' here at tbe 

Tesj. 

r Mudent wants to work 

Jmmcr, c invite them 

weir name, address and 

number, alum? u-iiiu. 

'id hours willing to work 

' Wl'h us m person no 

Hj, please 

TO, any business nr nn 

Bail Who WOlllcl Pinnlnv 

Rot this summer, i.ltlu.r 

or full time ba- - Wright. 

IV io come in and list Delegates 

piuies. and wmi .. ... ... 

ith'uj ,,vj ic 

heat 

N het to be combln. about 30 bushels per acre. 

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HASK6LL 

Maybe this way. we can net 

We're willing 

to try. 

So, if you want a boy to drive 

n trnctor....to do yard work.,., 

or for part-tim- e 

work In your 

a girl in any capacity 

she might fill in your 

business during the summer, 

give us a ring. 

We know that kids who really 

an awfully 

hard time finding a summer 

job, because they don't know 

where to go to apply. We also 

who could 

use some summer help have 

the same problem, because 

they don't know who to contact. 

So since the newspaper Is 

inquires... .we'll 

bo glad to try to get you together 

we don't promise a thing, 

that we'll keep a listing 

both ways, for reference. 

The annual meeting of Region 

Four of the American 

Heart Association; Texas Affiliate, 

was held at the Trade 

Winds Motor Hotel in Wichita 

Falls on May 3. Presiding at 

the dinner meeting was Aaron 

HI, State Board Member. 

Special guest speaker was 

B. W. (Jack) Toylor, currently 

vice president, and nominee 

for Chairman of the Hoard of 

from the 21 county 

region were entertained by Gail 

Sogard, vocalist, accompanied 

Awards for outstanding con- 

programs were present- 

David Wright, State 

Hoard member, to Halor 

County for Public Education; 

Young County for Professional 

Education and Young County 

for Public Information. 

New representatives elected 

to the State Board of Directors 

from the Region were Dr. 

George LeBeau, Wichita Falls; 

I)r Jack Cross, Denton, and 

Mrs. David Wright of Wichita 

Falls. 

A status report of Region 

Four, which is served by Mrs. 

Joyce Carglll as Regional D- 

irector, was given by Mrs. 

attending from Haskell 

were Bill Comedy, John 

MeDermett, and Ron Bingham 

After purchasing three combines 

and three trucks, bwe 

became concerned with the 

fuel shortage Upon checking, 

Lowe stated that it didn't look 

too bad. He had checked In 

Texas and ftuther north and 

there seemed to be nn 

ade-quat- o 

supply. He also noted 

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"HASKELL A GQQD PLACE TO VISIT; A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE" 

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MRS. MARLENE DENTON 

Shortcoursc For 

'Home Decorating1 

A two-dashortcoursc 

on 

"Home Decorating" will be 

offered in Haskell on June 12 

and 13 at 2:00 p. m. In the meet-in- g 

loom of the Haskell National 

Bank. 

The Home Decorating Course 

is being offered by the Home 

Demonstration Council and it 

is open to the public. 

The course will be taught by 

Mrs. Marlene Denton 

Mes-quit- e. 

of 

Mrs. Denton received 

her training from Kathryn Lein-le- y 

NSID and East Field College. 

She was associated with 

Home Interior and Gifts for 18 

months and she is presently 

working free lance in the Dallas 

area. Mrs. Denton is the 

former Marlene Letz, daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lot-- , 

of Haskell. 

The shortcoursc is open to 

the public and the cost is $1.00 

per person for both classes. 

Those wishing to take the 

shortcoursc may pro-registblfilllng 

out the registration 

form below and mailing it to 

Mrs. Barbara Elliott, County 

Extension Agent, Box G93, Haskell, 

Texas. Checks should be 

made payable to the Haskell 

Home Demonstration Council. 

Registration Form 

Please Register 

Ms. 

for the Home Decorating Short-cours- e 

on June 12 and 13 at 

2'00 p, m in Haskell National 

Bank Community Room. Enclosed 

is $1.00 registration fee. 

Youth Revival Set 

For Church of God 

The Haskell Church or God 

will be holding a Youth Reviv-a- l 

May 30 through June 10. 

Holding the revival instead of 

the previously announced E. Z. 

Lord, will be Sammy and 

James McFadden. 

Services will be held every 

night at 7.30 except Sunday, 

when services will be held at 

C 00. 

The Church of God is located 

on the Throckmorton Highway, 

and Rev. J. W. Davis, pastor, 

extends a welcome to every, 

one. 

that what farmers he had 

checked with, seemed to have 

fuel in storage tanks to insure 

enough fuel for harvest. 

The Haskell County wheat 

crop, normally 

GO 

between and 

70 thousand acres, has been 

held to an estimated 35 thous-an- d 

productive acres. The cut 

in he number of acres to bo 

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TEXAS 79521, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1973 

Scholarships And 

Awards Presented 

Diplomas were presented to 

47 seniors during the 88th annual 

graduation exercises of 

Haskell High School, held at 

the First Baptist Church, Friday, 

May 25, 

During the services, awards 

and scholarships were presented, 

Tbe American Legion Citizenship 

Awards were presented 

to Danny Smith and Ellon 

Walling, by, 0)fiL Hcrren. The 

Rotary scholaUbip, piesenled 

by R. C. Couejt, Jr was given 

to Deanna Fncrson. The Haskell 

Ex - Student Association 

scholarship, 

11 f . presented by 

R. C Couch, Jr, went to Danny 

Smith, The Business and 

Professional' Women's Club 

scholarship, presented by Mrs. 

Ozelle Friersou, went to Deanna 

Frieraun, 

Diplomas .wore presented by 

Bill Blakclyh'igh schoop pi 

Pool Opens For 

Summer Activity 

The Haskell swimming pool 

has officially opened for the 

summer, under direction of 

conch Bobby Dodd. 

Dodd reported that two lifeguards, 

one male and one female, 

will be on duty at all 

times, and that the pool will 

be open from 1 p. m. until G 

p. m. each day except Fridays. 

Special rates for parties may 

be arranged by calling the pool 

(luring the day. Ladies night 

has been set for Tuesday. 

Admission will be 35c for 

children 12 years of age and 

under, and GOc for those over 

12. 

Methodist Bihle 

School Date Set 

The First United Methodist 

Church of Haskell will conduct 

a Vacation Biblo School, June 

4 through June 8, from 9.00 

until 1100, daily. 

Director of the Bible School 

is Mrs. Wallace Cox Jr. Classes 

will bo conducted by the 

following: Nursery, Mrs. Bud 

Lane, Ms. Larry Waskom, 

Linda Milliard and Susie Hopkins; 

Kindergnrten, Mrs. Robert 

Baitley and Ruth Hlnnkcn-ship- ; 

Elementary 1 and 2, 

Mrs. Roger Sharp, Mrs, Jeny 

Hannsz, and Jo Ann Dean; elementary 

3 and 4, Mrs. Howard 

Hopkins, Mrs, Ron Bingham, 

and Jo Overton; elementary 5 

and C, Mrs. Dave Hlehert, Mrs. 

Pat Henry and Mrs. Amy 

Med-for- d. 

Refreshment chairman will 

be Mrs Giles Kemp and the 

nursery will be attended by 

Melissa McCauley and Christy 

McAdams 

The Sharing Porgram will be 

held June 10. 

Pastor of the First United 

Methodist Church is II. 0. Abbott 

Everyone is invited. 

Underway 

harvested is attributed to the 

unusually wet weather the county 

has had since October. Close 

to 2,500 acres were lost as a 

result of the recent hail storm, 

between 100 and 150 cotton producers 

still have land in cotton. 

These cotton crops are normally 

harvested by Christmas. 

Members of tbe trade Indicate 

that the remainder of the 

wheat crops arc in excellent 

condition Crops should average 

between 35 and 40 bushels per 

acre and some reports indicato 

as high as 50 bushels per acre, 

Wheat rust, which normally 

causes great loss during an extremely 

wet year, hasn't had 

any noticeable effect on the 

grain as of yet. 

Although no market has been 

established, area grain expcjts 

expect the wheat to bring a 

round $2 00 and possibly $2 10 

per bushel This docs not Include 

the government support 

price which should bring tlm 

price per bushel to $3.10 for 

those with land under allotment. 

The removal of subsidies and 

the likelihood that a now farm 

program will not be passed by 

Congress no doubt will have an 

adverse effect upon farmers, 

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DISTRirr AWVRDGarland Maruil', (omnumly I'nprovemct.t Spcu. 

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I, holdint: fie silver 

tray which w.is presented to the S.igerton Commun ity after their winning District in the District 

Program. To the far left. Nu Staploton, County Agent; Barbara Elliott, Home Demonstration 

Agent: and Joe Clark, Community Improvement Ch airman for Sagerton, all accepting the award for the 

Sagerton Coiiimur.it. S.igerton was v formed later that they had placed second in stale. 

Sagerton 

rlclCGS 

The S a Rerlon Community participation in the TCIP program 

placed second in the Tcx.is 

Community Impiowincnt Program 

(TCIP), last week. Sag- 

liked the t system 

Marshall remarked that he 

three-poinerton 

was one of four communities, 

Dike, Era, Zephyr and built, the individual, the com- 

with which the community had 

Sagerton, which were selected munity, and the area. He also 

as. the top four communities-o- r ltototl that the comlnunity hfftl 

their M7o in Texas. Sagorton shown gruat progress and that 

was judged Thursday, May 24. their plans for the future were 

Judging the community for Impressive. Lunch prepared by 

the stale level were Charlie the Sagerton women, followed 

Lawrence, County Officials Program 

Specialist, Lillian Coch Guests from Haskell attend- 

tbe presentation 

tan, Home Management Specialist, 

and Dave Ruesink, Soing 

the TCIP judging of Sagerton 

were: Sheriff Garth Garrett, 

County Judge It 

ciologist from A&M. 

Rob-erso- n, 

0. 

E C Collins, County 

Programs and reports given 

Cominissionei , Distnet Judge 

to the guests and judges aie as 

and Mrs Ben Charlie Chapman; 

follows Welcome and introductions 

by Joe Clark, IHstoiy 

Ashes-ho- r 

Jimmy Outns Countv And 

Abe Turner. Count Tax 

of Sngcrtqn by Millie Kupatt, 

Beautiflcation Committee to 

Aline Summers, Services Committee 

by Ah in Ulmor, Special 

Haskell Jaicees 

Services by Molly Aalbue, Club Elect New Officers 

Activities by Verlene Conine, Haskell Jjcee met 'lus 

Social Committee by Leon day night. May 28, to ele t r v 

Stegemoeller, Youth Committee officers and plan profits f r 

by Jean Meier, Business Activities 

b Dorothy Clark, Agricul- 

Elected president wa ,K ko 

the, coining year 

ture Committee by Itouctr Clark, Duaak; vice president. (,um 

I.jng Range Planning by Joe Butlor; second ire puh.d it, 

Anlhue, nml the cluing remarks 

by Joe Clark. 

McGuo; and director, (Imucs 

Ned Phillips, secret.irs I.iii 

Following the program, the 

Tboruhill 

group toured by bus tb Sagerton 

Community. 

Plans for the uproinini: tarn 

Ival, June l! thiough 2.' wuc 

Judge and 

dUciifcSCHl Membeis ocd t) 

guests were able to tour several 

farms and homes in Sagorton 

donate the proceed to t Ha--kol- l 

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Count Cancer Ciusidi 

After the tour, Garland Marshall 

picscnted the commumt) 

Ik- - Hay Howill and 

Chnirman for the carntal will 

with a silver tray, for their (iuimi Butler 

.Red River Regional Bloodmobile 

Scheduled For Rule On May 31st 

The Red River Regional Red Thornlull stressed the need to 

Cio.ss Bloodmobilo, scheduled fill the 70 unit quota for the coun-ty- . 

to be in Rule, Thursday, May 

31, from 11 3Q until 4:00, will 

be In need of 70 pints of blood FM.C. Sets Bible 

to meet the quota sot for Ha 

kell County. Mr A, D. Mn, 

School, June 'AS 

Rule blood program chairman, Registration for tlio First 

urgct, the residents of Haskell Bat liM Church Vacation Biblo 

County to In School will follow 

pnriicipatc 

their annual 

tie 

blood program, which will ba Vacation Bible School parade, 

held in the basement of the to be held June 2, from 8:30 

First Baptist Church of Rule. till fl 30 

Director of the Vacation Bible 

School, Mrs. It. C. Couch, 

County blood c h a i r m a n, 

Charles Tliornhill, again reminds 

donor that the program 

Jr , roported that the school 

would begin June 4 and go 

Ims a dnor "family coverage" through the 8th. Classes will 

policy which Is.. For the twelve 

be held from until 11:30. 

months following 'a donation to 

Di-ectof 

the classes are: 

the Red River Regional Red 

Nursory, Mrs J W Aycock; 

Cross Blood program, the following 

members of the donor's 

Thorn-hill- : 

beginners 2, Mrs David 

bcglncrs 1, Mrs. Charles 

family will bo covered: (Provided, 

of course, that the hosp- 

Alderman: primary 1, Mrs. 

Frankle SoRelle; primnry 2, 

ital In which the donor or donor's 

fvn"v Is a patient will 

Mrs Jorry Matthews; juniors 

1, Mrs Gentry Mlddleton; juniors 

2, Mrs Tom Paul Harnett. 

accept Rod Cross replacement. 

Covered in the ptogram would Pianist for tlio school will be 

bo tlio spouse, children, under Mrs. Charles Gibson and song 

18 ytr of age, and children leader, Mrs. A. C Richardson. 

over IK years of ago who themselves 

cannot be blood donors, Marvin Whcatley, 

Refreshment chairman is Mrs. 

parents and parents In law, Commencement exercises will 

grandparents and grandparents-I- he Friday, June 8, at 8 00, and 

n 

law, 

everyone is Invited. 

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Nl'M BElt TWENTY-TW- O 

earn 

it or Bill Rceu's, District Attorney 

Roie Adkins, County 

Attorney Charles Chapman, J. 

C Yeary, with the Soil Conservation 

Service; Barbara Elliott, 

Home Demonstration Agent; 

Dale Burris, Bobby Whisonhunt, 

""MlxStapIeton, County Agent, 

and Ron Bingham, Fioe Press 

editor 

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HUTCHINSON 

Citizenship Parly 

Given Hutchinson 

Over KK) friend and school-agetf- c 

honored Mrs. Lester 

(Kathi) Hutchinson witb a surprise 

Citizenship party Tuesday, 

Ma 22, at Weinort High School. 

Mi Hutchinson, who moved 

to Weinert in 1901 from Roth, 

Germany, had passed her citizenship 

test in February, and 

was sworn in Friday, May 18. 

Kathi is the wife of Lester 

Hutchinson and has three children, 

Dieter 1G, Wayne 11, and 

Debbie 10, nil of Weinert. 

She has particloated in the 

Adult Education Classes, held 

in Wolnort and had received 

lior General Education Diploma 

in 1H70, Kathi is employed 

in the Weinert school cafeteria 

and Lester is n farmer. 

Guests were served small 

cakes and drinks. The centerpiece 

waB decorated to resemble 

small United States Flags. 

Several small gifts wero presented 

during tlio surprise party, 

among which was n pin and 

ear screw set, which also wero 

small American flags. 

Having Kathi in Weinert is 

educational for Weinert students, 

and the Hutchinson family 

is an asset to the Weinert 

community. 

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THE HASKELL FUMEUESS,: HASKELL, TEXAS 79521 

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work nights Friday, June 1 and after a lengthy slay. Friends 

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The American Association tif Monday, June I, at each and relatives arc pro IU 

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Persons (A.A.H.I'.J will night in the James Powell ar line them home ae,nin. 

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moet in the Munday " The County Elimination yr. i,avold Itobcrtsun of 

round Cpoipn 

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by Mrs. Uelbcrt LeFevrc 

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ity Center Ji.ne 6tli at p. will be held. Friday mghl. June sunkut. I'lali, and Mr. and Mrs. 

fnm.u JU 

v. I.... ...ill i... ...1 9 Jlv I1I11I..111111I ..liil.li-.i.-i ii.ill . .. .. r ..... ..11 Thanks to eood lendershin and Mrs. Nova McKerall of Iti'incm. , 

nutted to the charter memberby 

CLYDENE 

eligible - to compete In the ' 

, ... for t,0 weekend to n,,(l i 

,,ltJ cooperation of every AiiKletun came on Monday, ami lici 

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oli it. 

) till miuitiiif District luirJ slum- - tn be In 

with li ami Mrs Million no in this area, SaRerton .Mrs. .ncrverau win May uoru ai 

.Mr. and .His. I'nmk JlonU In Vernon July 0 and 7. All rid ,l,L 

, . the 

Mrs; 

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r. came in as runner-u- p 

in awhile with her sister, . ami f ..... 

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Travis Mclanle of vn ami interested parties arc - . In the Community LcFevre. . 

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State Texas 

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Wheat harvest Is picking up meant . 

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a lot of dishwashing for MosquHOi ?,)enl thl. Wtokhd in rKtl to come and support ,Mr' 

am .J1,""' ' "I., , Contest. are Mr. and Mrs. AuruiI llalzor Mr. 

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Improvement 

We 

fast in Haskell County, and the kids, but even that ta. ,0lnt. his parents, the tliwe yotmusters. am wajnt 

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proud the honor, lint! and Mrs. Will Steembllijr Mr. m 

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lnu'i ail imneaiions, ine couniy inn wt 

.if.i um iv oui.tiuu, uo tuiwvi wiuiuguiin.-is- , uhu nw of Lubbock, eame, down for a 

very of 

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very proud of our for 

will fronts, the Dav 

and 

with 

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Dill 

to 

Hiobfrts. and Mr. Alex Sween. of 

weekend with 

Lcwtsvillo to visit Mr. 

Doris 

cltkene wont 

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a bumpor crop. The while wo watched the big 

worktni; together toward 

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h koiiI. Mr.' and Mrs. Larry Cornolson Wayne l;, i, .,' 

1,,r :l"d Mrs. Davitl Hiebert. ami a student at South- - 

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liui'e con bines in the fields lliresner spit a huystacK ....... ..., ...... ... .., kell, 

Heevcs. 

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appreciate all the and Kathy over the weekend. Wanio 

arinnu wenrni aiaie lounge ai wea- - Mrs. Urn .Nanny anil iircni i a 

by 

Mr t I 

these cover ,crcsl frCIMj, 

a lot of that we knew we soon 

Mrs. stcjjemooller also 

and 

werp Mkl.n for tho Wi!ftk. lhinfonl WM ,su.d on wolit a week- - 

fron, sUrroundlnK towns who Mr. ami Miko In Mr, H 

ground, and cuts much sneaking out to play 

with Mrs. 

out 

on. ..but. visitil,jj hl paronu, okia.( sll0Wn mir 

visiicd Mr. 

to llig Spring for 

the Honor the end Fred Whitney Were for program and 

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ttoll visit with here 

honor t 

days 

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Uailoy 

of 

t.n(, the Dean's 

for 

ht. our and Uedford. Monefct ,,TXH 

labor, but 

1 still et onward and upward 

sons in 

for pro- - 

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Mrs; --J.'""?r.0' 

. . I'lny rofult - - - . 

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uqnor woek Kicky ma,,ni! 

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farm. cutting, shocking, Half 

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Center vLltl group. semester Angclo Iwys 

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uu, " "'" ' " Mr. oy iwimri- - iirm in onrreis anu iib 

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hit on me j u io aw rou ior that Foust, their ld ..,,,. .. 

The trr ff In the agf is the the at 

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and threshiiiK all fascinated n.e. Kastcttor's State Unlversltv. wifl Sumi HunS lP 

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over of Mr. Morris. soon 

weekend. gobble Aycock daughter KiUabcth (Bessie, Curd. oT'for CindnaUi CrZ$iyXr ZlcS 

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the of Wainsti.H 

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came to the house, it always .mia Perry of Abilene ami d Mrs. J W. Aycock. utor of W. Curd Sr., of Reds baseball team 

air, 

Mr. and Mr r 

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a lot of fun. All the Lt placed barrob, year, armors planting, 

Hick first in flags 

iioishbun 

the , Next on 

would help; Jver Memo poles Kroup. ,,0S iSriov Jir' S, "tf," JS weekend. Saerton .Memorial Day r arc re- - Inmemors.rj 

Hie 

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Snrlnx 

Clifton 

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come to the ami In age and a'U t 

Is Home dantin boKlnnln 

Punera 

our and to hnr- Mr an.i 

wives meals w,.fc..,i lluiikhts. comim:. lookimt 

.n.c...i. 

! - 

M. .. 

w,re visitors 

her 

; 

the huee r,i hv. 

.,. n... i.nM,. Crl son of and . h '.. ... ........ ,u' 

: 

i 

. 

i 

all Mr of and we are vest wlioal. hvaryono Is very 

h 

cooked 

- 

for the crews, and they were f their parents, Mr and Mrs- - Mrs Howard Hopkins, placed St.otl' ymcril Chatfvi Ncdra ami Jan, all spent tie . iii(i 

in Gates 

(orw.ard to aj our ox.r..sidonU busy. 

tna ttu 

Mr 'Ha 

,i, 

111 , 

always served under a big onk j H. pt.rry of the Paint Creek second across the board in the 

weekend with his sister, Air. 

ville. Anion those attending 

ritltf 

, 

improvements wo 

miMhuri 

. t- - 

' 

Srovc near the house Iced tea conuminlty. Visiting also in the snme group. Jamos Hopkins and Mrs Charles McCauley 

,he flini.ra from lUis 

i.nv mn,i 

bucket-ful- l disappeared homo weekend olaccd third 

nmi ftnJ 

by the IVrrv ovr the in flaKS in thi.' r.,r,..rT.. ,.f ii.i ...... ...... m- - and family. 

. ., ... ... , 

along chicken, steak, Eddie Vaughn group, Susie third 

.tt. jii .M wan rum.t nun 

Hospital Notes 

1 

Wavnn I, . 

,.": ' ..Vl 

tt"-- Du 

.inn 

nainsfui' 

with and and In nn(l Mrs w v Sr., M''' Jo,"In' Watson 

i. 

fried weie (ieoff 

placed 

and ,nnKhlers of Lubbock Mr. 

Jir. 

uni of' 

and 

ami Mr i V, A 

uti.u.i, nan., .inn everyuiini; oi AOIiene: lommv lioooson oarreis. icruuu m 

could think Orville Stockland of Webb n3 " Welnert: V. p. 

else ood to eat you ami first in in hr class, 

Curd and 

Mrs l)o lc 0ulk'(lc 

, 

Jr. 

,(,ok, and Mrs. Willie D. Lehrmann 

Admlssla 

iQiai nor.n. ( t 

Honald Curd of KuO ntv: 

to 

xMr. 

Howman 

of. Only drawback was it and Joe Weber from Ft The Ml Horse Club pip 

J'.v , Ua j 

jmles 

hmlricks- - aHtl sons of mchlaml Hills vis, 

- 

.. 

FH 

is Mrs Jack Sellers 

,,,r Sll",Ia 

Da- - ,m'ot 'n,s' Hcd with 

Jr 

ami and tl! h')r Mrs. Otto Lehrmann (V ..'"u- - 

vid of Abilene; ,and Mrs. ,Uwul' a(,wr a in ,Ias' 

.."tYi 

nyilrftH, 

: 

Mr. 

Inst weekend. ,? 

"M l.V illiains, Has 

Hen 

a ll...H..1l 

Curd and Chart,.? 

ft..t... 

of Ar r. duets in the home of Mr. 

i........ 

m ...... 

lington; and Mr. ami Mrs. .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Itobqri,...... 

i 

- 

..i... 

and Mrs. Harney Hoss last t.-- 

,..., 

, .. 

',,....... 

" .v, ...w...... ..v.... 

NOTICE 

Mcadth 

ll .fnt linitirt 

lite rtnfiiiit 

w Mr iti! .. Mrc I nvl i r 

. 

itwim.. 

.. 

. 

Weinert Grain Co., Inc., of Wcinert, Texas, announces 

we ai'e now open for business. We are 

the market 

for wheat, oats, bauley, milo and other small grains. 

We will 

all competitive prices. We welcome your 

patronage and will appreciate your business. 

WEINERT GRAIN CO. 

IIox 2181110110 673-2S- 9! 

Weinert, Texas 763SS 

Wel'don Walling, Manager 

ATTENTION 

Dog 

Owners 

A City Ordinance urovidt. t.hnr. nil ilmr 

at large in the City must have a dog tug and rabies 

vaccination tag. 

If your dog has not been vaccinated in the past 

12 months and does not carry a citv registration tag, 

please bring it to the - 

SHOW BARN 

!": 171 THE FAIR GKOUXDS 

Will 

I 

meet 

FRIDAY, JUNE 1 

Between the Hours of JO a, m. to 2:00 ;. m. x 

DR. DAVID BALLARD 

of Stamford 

INC. 

x 

I 

be here at that time to give the rabies vaccination 

. . . Please bring your dog on leash and keephim 

under control at all times. 

All dogs running at large and not having tags 

will be picked up. 

Give your clog proper protection by supplying Che . 

proper tags. Other pets may be brought for vaccina 

" 

tion. 

V 

YOUR COOPERATION WILL RE GREATLY 

APPRECIATED! 

THE CITY COUNCIL 

CITY OF HASKELL 

in 

, 

fir, 

'.-- . f 

rff 

; 

7U 

"i-- : 

""" " r.v..., ..... ..... V" niHi auiirinui oi Anurous ,. . .. 

L' 

went on to Colorado City to see Hland, before leulnis to Oklaho- - J Scki 

Memorial Ho it'a 

C; ' 

Mr and Mrs Lm Schroder, ma City where she will train in , Ab Cne bu camt home S,t Skmiqqpi, 

The Myron Hiards spent the clinic work St. Anthony's WIN 

at 

Mozelle 

nv 

weekend in H.uko. N. M. Hospital there. Dana will rad- - 

Mrs I ouUe 

' 

II 

T 

merchants uV" 

went to from State if .m? ' 

"m" J.W 

the weekend in Pharmacy in July. f0 s ti 

Haskell 

T' 

Southwestern 

i 

,' 

!,"i m'?"on i S" 

.f' 

4,r-,,an,- 

market over 

l 

School of ,",,,y 0,cnn 

,w. 

for v. m . . ,h I annuunce 

fal 

'" n t. 

' 

heir Mak 

r"" ' d 

line" shop 

, 

and 

"tores 

V,Sl,,.,n8 ,R'r- lhcr 0U,'flf- - blr,h of so- - 

amj Vrni town ea "onrv. 

crs were: and born Mnv 2H mi u.,.i,.i,,, 

Mr3L 

nSrankli J,,n fIJP- - 

- tho 

JoI' 

it .M 

Amanllo, and 

Mr. 

i 

1?,,,,,p,s 

Mr' Clyde Li.URl.lln 

iijnuin Mr 9 

and 

and 

s. 

,,s came spent nlnht and Mrs. Lau&hlln Rule Mi-- im.ii.. 

:w'SwL '"."". v xS 

, 

the 

Van 

of 

r,,rr 

'," "E""",, r",j,.rs au- - 

r ,r,r?: rr"1,,y 

. 

;.m- White of Koch- - - Hon of Inbv or 

1 

.. l,! 

in H. n.ViX 

d.i? 

ZJi 

Viar Felker ami Mrs. 

.ur, ;iiui ,urs. 11. 

K. A. 

1. uhkhisoii v.v o.(iii.i ui run vonn, ami and proud grandparents, Mrs 

I)i- - 

Lane for Felker: Mrs 

returned Monday from San Mrs. Allen and Dan- - 

Lane 

Letz Mrs. Kiln .Mae Curry, Lubbock and 

Fincher 

Calif., 

Jill 

where spent ' 

Gerald 

and 

oro, they of Old Glory. 

for 

Mr. and Mrs. George Miillins 

Mr. 

Finchers: Mrs. 

and ' 

Kdith the weekend to 

Wheat-leattend 

their Mrs. Warren Abies 

y 

Haskell. 

and Kobin for 

daughter's wedding. 

- 

the 

While 

C&ll 

Store; and Mr. Opal Adkins 

there, they visited with Mr. 

and Mra.. Stanlev Kurrh, Hob 

for 

Mrs Milan of San 

I'crtannlitv Sbonix. iranclico 

s 

h 

, 

?.nd 

and Mr. and Mrs. 

-- T 

of Kscondldo. 

entoeil a visit nvi.wrt,AruAni-- . .Mrs. llcs.sU; Kasscll of Abl- - 

end from two-o- f 

Uie;r s'rand- - ltllt' sl)l'nl lasl vvcck wiln l,cr 

children, Kichard Felt 5 nf Kan- - tlier, Joe Masscy, while Mrs. 

iter ami Doutf Starr of Ablleno. --Massjsy was rhv Lubbock. 

Mr. ami 

. ''rnrry 

Mrs. Pete Fricrson Haskell County citizens 

went to Arle over the weekend should mark their calendar for 

to visit with Ilonuie and Gwun May 31 Illoodmobile visit in 

Fnerson. Uieu on to Comanche Kule The county vitally needs 

to see Jerry and Lee'Ann Wil- - to'iheet the quota for this trip 

bams. From thorev they went to Haskell County, and all res- - 

to Gorman Falls for au outinj; idents are urged to go and do- - 

twfrtri' returning home. nate blood. 

hon . and Katl.y. all wen to Lyn), thc (Iaug,lter of Mr 

ThliL. y" W,,,d,d,AS, a itut!o flt Angelo State Unl- - 

U; 

, , ,,"?,McH0n1aW.Ob' Vtfy ' Sa AnRelo, is listed 

Lane Hckliam. works. They sprIn8 Mineslcr ul , 

to Si tort ?!Z?ry;.T1.?" Shc ,s 3.50 to ...i) 

Sit- 

- 

" t,w 

honor roll. 

omiu ami vouiur pom 15 ot 

.Mr. 

interest, before returning 

and 

to 

Mrs. James Ltimlv. 

11 i.l-ni-l 

Chad and Jennifer, spent a wcok 

Ituby Smith wont to Dallas 

''t,ro " "er,i,Brc"18' Mr' aml 

oer the weekend to visit with 2,rs' ?narlic 'dwlnc, ami loft 

her son. Jim Saturday for n few days visit 

Mr. and .Mrs. J. ! Mulllns iu Fl!rl Worth ,H,for movlnfi 

went to San Antonio 

,0 A,Iantaover 

the 

- Coorsla. 

weekend lo visit with the I). II. 

,Ir- a"d --Mrs. Jimmy Norrls, 

Favnes. Dennis, Nancy and Russell of 

V,r. ami .Mrs. F.lton Klose, La mesa spent the weekend in 

K Eddie ami Kelly. Mr and t,l Jimmy Hrownln home. 

Mm Albert Klose and Fred. ,,,)'D HruegKeman, 

Mrs Anna Herrlnjf. Mr and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uwls 

Mrs Raymond Stiewprt and l' Uruejjueinari and a student 

Mrs Pauline Stiewert, all of at Sn Angclo Stale ColleBc. is 

Haskell, attended the' 'Kschber- - ,lstL1,, on tMl Dca' Honor Koll 

er reunion In the allies School for ,,IC spring Semester, with 

lunchroom over tho "weekend. n 3i5 ,0 4"00 average. 

There were 80 people present Am, Mrs 'Juanlta Hester has 

Mr. ami Mrs. T. M. Uowcth, Kiuciously offered blucliunnct 

Sr hud in their home over the sml t0 anyone who wishes to 

Memorial Day holiday weekwiB f.omo 'V her house and 

and Mrs. Robert f!ho 

sa? the 

pick 

Mr t,,l!W" 

h'lmit 4t't,ds r 

m. Jr, of Dallaj. Mr. anil feaily thl week, and they are 

Mrs T. M llowctli and 

for ho 

Jr. 

P,ck,nS 

trf 

C 

hr.s of LuhlKick. Reatrlx y" '"-'x- t 

and 

week 

Mottle) of Haskell. They alt 

enjoyed a fish fry Sunday ufur-noo- n. 

HWa,H of 

Deanna 

Dallas 

and Kelly and Cathy Adkins of 

Lublxtck, all spent the weekend 

in the Jenry Harris Home 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles (ilbson 

I'ami. have inovwt back lo 

Haskell and Charlon will farm 

with Henry Harris 

Tommy am) Shirley CotlH, 

Laura. Julie and Stacy, of Fort 

Worth spent the weekend in the 

home of licr parents. Mr and 

Mrs Melvin Norman Shirley 

and the children stayed fur a 

few days this week and Tom 

my returned to Fort Worth on 

Sunday nilit. 

The R. A Ijhcs enjoyed a 

visit from Linda and Chester 

Jones. Jslca snd John, of 

Houston, and Rob and iiuzan 

Starr of Abilene, over th week-en- d. 

HtWIe Hester of LuMwck 

came in for u weekend with 

his mother, Mrs Kd Hester 

HltftflUl 

...TWWTwm Mini 

A. 

"BB-- - 

.1......1. 

UMIIKII' H 

en 

jiviti uiu t.... 

in Dallas, 

1. 1 f' 

tcr, Sharla, returned home 

....., lVi..i. f.w.... It... y. 

mifji ...1.. H 

i.t'nier 

in Farkland Hospital 

,, 

i 

LM-.-D-U 

& 

Reclina-Rocke- 

ZinrTrT-'- 

r 

' 

fig&n 

" 

-- 

Avin . 

L&5a 

;. 

"TllDifePAY, 

MA 

L.. 

WllCn n jierson fcdf 

".ivcninuicilowntoi 

a fall which can injete 

omiiig cioun aad OT 

ine laud bawcen tfcj 

will incrcme Mn . 

to the brain. If fjjmjj 

inhalants. If th 

does not "ennm 

naturally, get medical 

s. 

WOOD! 

J 

, 

mrmki 

1" 

iL:. 

KT 

vj 

RULE, IEXAS 

tyh, 

. 

Ht 

an 

T FOR FATHER'S DAY 

t A.7.tAll la!lo- - n...L -t-fl'-. r. It.- - ..l .in, flirt 

f your Dad Is y 

extra tall, goes to ureal 

lengths to give him extra inches to stretch out lip-ttoe. 

The same style as our regular Reel ra Rock" 

chairs but larger. 

He fcans back lo any angle from TV wrong, la ; 

fuil-tength 

recline. And, because tills Is a Rcclina 

nvA.wsr, ne gets an extra comtorx Donus wen 

uses his Father's Day gift as a rocker. 

Now's th tlma to get the extra special gift for that 

extra tall guy that' 

so special. Come in now for in 

"nedlate delivery. 

JONES COX & COMPANY 

COUNTRY STORE 

NOTICE ... TO ALL CONCERNED: 

THE OLD llmkcll Airport is now regMepd uh a Private Airport 

fa leaned to 1WSS AGRICULTURE FLYING for Aerial Spraying. TV 

Airport is well intended for the benefit of the farmer, and for M 

Community m 

whole. There will be toiomu8 Chendcal, and movM 

aircraft on them premise, ai all times. 

' " """ 

'''l'ojvieles on Airport 

tljieflfrank you for your conMeralioHdioaperaUoif ' 

' 

' 

L 

: 

RUSS MATTHEWS 

at 

,fi W 

A 

i 

M 

''

8k.. imiiriiaririWTM88WM"llllli'BPBIll8rff8Lr 

,m 

niMB,M,,,aaM,M,aaB,,MraH,aaMaMiiM 

"oiF1 

Jkvr 

)Ay( MAYjf. 1973 

--". 

THE HASKELTJ FREE PRESS, HASKELTJ. TEXAS 

ws From Rule 

f let f'llllrol, 

79521 

,.f I,... .. ". 

PAGE THREE 

. 

was 

f 

decorated with 

Si0.1" hop 

'JrSS JiwrP'T lho C,?b,,FiHA: nnd Fn,hcr Sean Shecrnn, be displayed Including arts, Russell Beakley, Billy Plunk, Ushers for the Junior High, 

nnil n tin til i i . 

luuiii, fimur ui iiuiiciu niisinr. 

I'llli.C 

- . . .. .. n...l 

..II r .. ... 

nmh. i. , 

uf..,.i,.., 

the 

II 

. . . 

um ..vu.,, i.,,. ir..i.. 1......11 

de 

minimis vifiii m, ...!. 

...luci. l..l,..il... 

ll-- 

iniviin .nM..K.i HM 11 

aiiau i. 

m rui .to e hi uirii H.i 1 

..i 

. VLii 

............. 

' - limn .IUI.I..I ,l""" i...i.,.i.i 

u..w, ........ iiui'i... Clnss was Linda lihonds. Nlc-- 

uu.ini iiii.iii-.l- i 

mi. 

...... 

iis rnisriiiinnriniic 

...-- !.. 

wna iniiiun ii...u pre v,' tli "u,u iiuyeu tennis, wus a durum 

the Vnitctl Moth. Rented opening exercise.,. fna 

FlankiJ!.. 

-- 

"tuiia !'...- - - - - 

rnvnrni 

- I 

cimi.ina " viuiiii al'i ju.ir ... W.....I1 U(.t ..b...w. iininc 

Terry Three!, Jay Heakley, 

iM.V. 

Hoy 

.(.nrVirn. Itrlillfn I 

the 

nn.lln. 

! 

f"'1 KllU'0' cl,,ss offir('r' ''e'1 Most 

,1I0W' Ul,,tr "8'ness it c e. v 

cniullitn.i. 

m"1 IIIL'"-- 

' rece citizen- - Harry 

inm' .,., ,. lF' 

HIP 

nn.l Cnln.l 

ritilinlc UmU Honne 0Hver 

1 ..!...! Vmiln 

M, n(L 

PIiiikI 

ns 

A brldue and salad luncheon ttod I'ettv. Kennv Plunk. 

Jil1 

Lisa 

"' ... 

was and ved 

, mi,.illir. (., ..... and cven nolnt i- 

..........i. ei... - ...i 

fS onTuesd, no meeting, durl JuS Srii. br" 

... 

CVt'ml u,lh thin 

Ilobbs, son of Mr. and will be 

. 

held at the Rule Keerc- 

" t TTx 

St-t- o' 

Sd - Balrd, Carla Marquis and Mike 

Beakley gu,vu the ben 

his iioims or mile, re- - ation Club on Tuefday, June Hhoads. . et' 

UnlvS? 

rtion 

,hMrs """, "IU 

"B. iiiese win bo vit MUe ... BBA degree from 12, beginning' at 12:30. Guests 

ai canyon. Southern Methodist University 

vr " may scrnpnooK be Invited. Those attend- - 

. 

--"""; 

nf '"B"ier a gradiia c or uu I ig auruiny, Alay 

1 

$ 

1... I .1 tt llwi nlnli'c ,.u..ui... nn Mm 

also 

20. 

r.i. ..... . . . 

Hobbs spent ing 

ll. 

1.1 

MA ru,c" 11 

" ami i,ilnmU ' , .. . .. . . 

"" 

t.'. 

are asked to bring salads. 

,lu 

, ""k-- acnooi, w uritiegroom played "is junior year at the Univer- - 

WMU 

irr and presented iicwh c Ipplngs were turned ,r,unls U, ,,ri,llJ- - 

n 

fonthnll and tennis, was class sity of Madrid in Spain. He Will Till. 

' 

irncnWM. Wmhh over i, w. v Almond by JJj" ,""' 

l 

Piirrnnl irilcclnn 

" " Hen- - president, memher of PFA, m-- he. .irnim nf 

". 

entering graduate school this 

- 

Lftrtt wm-- 1 

hjf 

iurr u ni: iurs. a kiia Minn nm ifiniui. inn ni nm 

JW 

...in ti.,.. icriru 

unurci mi met ionic 

Mn 3.. "V" 

?"":. ."r ,.l :; ."r8.- ',asl.or' 

W 

s juiai 

, 

tlc mw of thc Firsl IupUbl 

. 

I 

i i. .i i i. .... r '. . "V .."r "" :: " r . o i e n t he 

,.,!,,, - .s.c"001- - 

, ,, 

cra"?: 

nn .I,c"n,s' Jamc" n?" J.oan of Mrs. Oinu 

""u " - 

Jackson on Mon- - ROOM 

" ii 

AIR CONDITIONER 

-- 

ucre 

ruweii " " iiiHimi' ring mcuiveu ii ciiuensmp awam. iuun were among lupupiis pre llnv MllV VI n 

ltc .MurMJi om wnH cummi'imcH work 

He 

.,i la ml. Itev and with Hie scrapbook. 

were ' 

nl 0'"in m Urn 

for her c""'"y. Musical by selections is 

Miss State attending West Texas sented in piano rec:.al by Mrs. 

is a 

of 

v. Cole led the' 

prwented 

s. 

opening 

Marcia and member the Henry Withers, music teacher 

2 speed cooling 

Futcli, Kathleen ami Aiomwrs enjoying the re- - 

' "u' KOTC He is in at First Mcth- - i 

tllu of 

freshments of Coke was """..V1 organist. Soloist program. employ, Haskell, 

w,, 

wurct of in Car. Church, thc 

Saturday si,J(i after- absence mission 

ChrisU Kutch. cake. and ),L'"" Hodd Hide, cd by Cooper's Grocery odlst 

- Jtm 

nrf m Oils s" Thou yon. noon, May 19. 

c"airmun' Kos. 

ClXtt Ni:WS Pepper Mines. 'Wither Goest" h,U 

Mrs' my 

Adjustable 

Dr. 

! 

"'of the Hulc Busy Macon, II 11. Ilines, J, "cddln Prayer." 

Thermostat $ 

164 

95 

J. Following a wedding trip, the SCIIOLAKSIIIP NAMED 

.. .., 

of n 

lho home of Wheeler, Herbert Hnv. 

Mrsnines. 

Joe Mlnefee served as rm.,,1.. wm 

i 

.....aN, i. ni 

Brad Pace, son of Mrs. Mnrv 

xiason on Thursday, E 0 malro 

rf 

...l,Uo .l,,.. proKra .was 

. - f n t 

of 

Mitt 

. 

honor 

I 

i'i f n ... 

tnt t 

I 

mond Densoti, 

iit(rf r... 

6,000 

Morgan, Bridesmaids 

fll iiiJininmiminniirxn 

nil i 

yon. 

ii ... BTU 

ui, 

wuii 

ill tUUIIlllllllllV 

111 

...!.. 

llllllllt 

L11.IM11I 

.Ian in The meet- - W. V. Almond Bill ,vorc 

It 

Miss Ithoads, 

was Mmes. 

Garni, 

sis- - 

kmoeM ta order by W. nnd A. 

,er 

B of ,he ,)rWp- 

Thc bridegroom's 

a.rtr,ionri:. l" in the B 

parents of the Univer- - 

Miss 

,,, rnn'ir ,. ,,, 

115 Volts 

n 

McCaul Arnett Marsha MMcfnrl nin tnlutnrait I!m(wih 

nl sity of Tulsa, was recently 

j.ni Mrs II The group adjourned to meet 

'"7 

':,w;fcl? of Ilulc' 

n m 7 (',Hn 

II. 

ami Mrs. Bobby Tina's in Rulo. 

"' 

...I I, t... t.. AlUllM'S nf (Vinvnti Tiw.., ..,-- .. ,.... 

. 

ivii'i iiiin. uiiiiiiii 11....... v ii -- 

rt 

.., I?"orS.r "fWlshmcnt a;a 

UB in- -- - win i' 41 

iiiti I'liirii kiwhii!! r. . . 

,j '! IWII in If II .a . " i - w w 

Will UJIIL A I 

- - . ., ... ! VerneP 

v 

j. wn,i'ams. 

iiii'i VV 

viiiiiuin riiiirv 

. ,, aU HVMUIIII- - I.1,. I 

I.....I M . 

''-- . . in iiuii'v r.. 

i.' atMwM. . 

in ii u.. 

. f i :i in 

. . i. it..i....-..i.- .. ... ,v 

j Wheeler read the Tli'irvlnv, Sept. n at 3 p m, "(.,or lL'nKl" Kowns green 

!.. 

of 

mi' 

and r,m. 

Funeral IllllSS 

.i ...... ,.. j,. ...... 

.M'KSC U. 

chi, 

IOT 

"!' .Mini ui lliu mil Vl'I'&liy UI 

tf last meeting WEDDING VOWS UNITK whlJe "eer polyester over white Torres, (M. 

form- - Tulsa. 

iments of coffee and cook 

the 

of Denton and 

The fund stands at sev- - 

S- - roll call, AND wiUl 

ies were 

which 

.. ... orly of 

Is 

., 

KIIOAUS BHILES crc,1e' 

stand-userved 

to Mmes. Doc 

collars, Munday, was said at thousand dollars and 

m 

. . loniullt.... I I 

wuu uic nss lurcsn Aim unoaiis he- - - 

,,0,ntcrf Mary Ao(lriSUUZl Aub 

i 

anjuerud 

uim iumk io a. in. Tuesday, May 22, at expected to grow considerably. 

. nnmn nr t... oivv.ua Kiiiiiurcii in ci !..!. 

u... I. 

IjOV v.....v .... ... u - - iiiiiinn .- -.. 

ai.Auiii'MSMi.. .n..iiciiiii 

ir.ii..c..! W,M,UU 

...... ou uuavpn wiiuiuiiv 

i i .. r 1 1 a i . v . i iiiiiuii 

i iiiiiiu i ... 

vnuicn 

announcement 

.. a . vt." 

iin.ii ii v 

.' Fout Williams, 

iii-iii-n 

Tint ., pnifc Making 

J. U. Au 

Had wl. 

.i...u 

the 

Rapid 

dio Vomer, Lucy Hunt, Bill 

Mount 

11 iLriniifk 

11 

i 

viaua miira " " uu- in - . 

t lOiai 

nnil tiita 

omuiuny, ihji 

nW 

iiua miiip 

.MUIUI.iy, r WILT AinriO 

....!.. 

A 01 M uu .iiiriirnnp 

Illl- uniuuuiiui, , , t, t nipl,,.. 

" 

I' 

made Io the Mck and 2tf. in First Hap. "l;n1,,P'e, were white 

"'" ""' 

hats field, pastor, officiated, with Hall. 

"". - ui W S Co 

nt 5 p. In tV vld He commented in an- - ,y 

A M' 

Push Button 

Jo" 

F 

. Km" "tfeniners. nounclnu to 

' u cloud' J 

Z Mbbon 

burial in Johnson Memotial the scholarship Mr. (J c"0 Davis and' 

. Kncli Pearl Control 

carried a cluster of dais- - 

Cemetery. Mr Torres died M- - 1'lnce. "I don't think you know Conner 

TT you 

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Groomsmen were 

Fstnhllshod January t, 

Bom December 15, 1D08, in 

s 'ou have stirred. Junior High graduation oxer- - 

1880 

Hobby Anders of Canyon. Leon- - 

9 Antonio, mnrrlnd Fi.Hnii SHOWER HONOREE rises were hold Friday, May 

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bride, and 

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Art Briles, brother and had lived In Munday for toss for n kitchen shower lion- - auditorium for 25 students Proof 

the groom. covornl vonrs lii.fnrn mnvlnt in nring Miss Hegina Landrcth. ccsslonal and nicoKsional was 230 Volt 

Ushers bride-elecweie 

Hicky Lehr, t 

McAdoo and then to Denton in of Ed Murray Sun- - played by Marcin Brass. Hev. 

RESS ASSOCIATION maim, Hick Stracener of Abi- - 

1071. He was a Catholic. l,av M.V 20. with Danny Johnson, pastor of the 

Frac Wiring on All 220 

lone and Tom Kersey of Abi- - 

Survivors wife, Feb Mrs- - 

are his Simpson was Mrs. Robert Calvary Baptist Church gave 

lone. 

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rin. "ths Sweetwater and Pat- - invoratlon. The class song, 

v, TMKivr.TON-rn.nWn- ini.r 

- font- - jntii. Unhurt nf of t'te 

Fhwer girl was Kami , 

HILL COMEDY Publisher 

Ralph of F'ort Worth, Alex ' '"" "''' "" 

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Also Centra! 

Si-"!- " 

Shoncrsted Lcvelland, Chkago, Illinois and Jesse guests sung 

Healing and Air 

of of rpovimato'y 15 at- - To was by the 

RON RINGIIAM-Edi- tor 

cousin of the bride, and ring- - 

Jr. of Charlotte, N. C; five 'ended Special guests was Mrs. class. Salutatorlan speech was 

.red as second-clas- s 

matter nt postofflec bearer Mike Hhoads, 

Box 

daughters, Dolores Torres Elmer Landrcth, mother given by Wes Klttley 

the 

at 

was bro- - of of the and the 

thcr of 

Haskell, Texas 71)521, under the 

bride. Candlelight- - bride-electhe 

t 

Act of March 3. 1870 

Denton. Mrs. Mary Dellord 

and Mrs. Rex Mur- - valedictorian speech by Eddie Conditioning for Any Size Home 

of 

ors weie Russell and 

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Randall Blttenburg, Germany, Mrs. - rs'. mother of the prospective Brass. Class president Fred 

Schonerstedo of Euless. 

srnscniPTioN rates 

nore Alvarez of Chicago, III., bridegroom. Baltz introduced the speaker, 

Id Haskell and Adjoining 

The bride's parents 

Counties 

hosted the Mrs. Ola Casillias of St. Paul, MEETING CANCELLED Rev. Loyd Futch, pastor of the 

reception in the Fellowship Hall 

Sub 

Minn., and Mrs. Amelia Stone The meeting for the month of First United Methodist Church, 

MERCHA 

Tai Total of the church. Miss Marja of Austin; two brothers, Alex iMa' for Hie Rule Chapter of Bobby Lusk, principal of 

ItJJTC 

Year .-- 

$ 5.00 25 $ 5.25 Beakley of Abilene registered of Rule, and Pete of Hershcy, Young Homemakers has been Junior High, presented the 

Month- s- $3.00 15 $3.15 the wedding guests Nebr.: two sisters, Marv Tor- - cancelled for tbls month. class for diplomas which were 

Years 

$0.50 48 $9.98 Serving at the bride's table res of Lansing, Mich., and Mrs. FLEA MARKET given by Lavnn Beakley. Rule 

Elsewhere In Texas 

were Mrs. Joe Finefee and Anita Rodriguez of Rule; four The Y.M.O. Club of Rule will school superintendent Mr Lusk PLUMBING & HEATING 

Year COO .30 G.30 Mrs. Bobby Anders grandchildren. sponsor Flea Market Wednes- - 

$ $ 

a 

also presented the citizenship 

Months 

$ 4.00 .20 $ 4.20 Serving guests at the groom's - day, June 6, from 10 a. m. to awards which were given to 

Years $11.50 .58 $12.08 table were Miss Linda Rlioads Joanne Cloud, daughter of 5 P- - ' in the YMO building. Wes Klttley and Cynthia Sor- - 

Haskell, Texas 

Non-membe- 

Outside of Texas 

and Miss Marsha Moore. Mrs. Joe W Cloud of Rule, was may display rolls. Perfect attendance a 

Year 8.00 .40 $ 8.40 

Kristi Schoncrstedt of Level- - nmong candidates Has- - their goods for fee $1.00 wards which were given to 

$ 

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AUTHORIZED 

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Months 

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County who 

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Years $15.50 .78 $16.28 

- A variety of items will as. James Cloud, Rock Petty, 

Mmes. Fannin, 

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were Melvin Hon on Saturday, May 12, at 

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BSSIKBtKBPmractcr, 

reputation or standing of any firm, individual 

Howard Brass, Scott White, 

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Lawrence Schoncrstedt and Bishop Stephen Leven of the 

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Moody-Kem-p 

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It, Wallas officiating. 

The bride is the daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. Rayford L. 

Moody of 116 Sutton Place (El 

Paso) and the groom Is the son 

of Dr. and Mrs. William James 

Miss Patricia Sue Moody exchanged 

wedding vows with 

Mr, William James Kemp, Jr. 

at .seven o'clock p. m May 

2$, 1973, in the Fcstern Hills 

United Methodist Church (El 

Paso) with the Reverend Jack Kemp of Haskell 

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Escorted to the altar by her 

father, the bride wore a mag-noli- a 

white silk organza gown 

combined with English net and 

laco fashioned by Prlscllla of 

Boston. The gown featured a 

high collarette and sheer Eng 

lish net yoke highlighted with 

motifs of Vcniso lace. The slim 

sleeves of the gown ended in a 

flounce, giving a graceful look. 

From the Empress silhouette, 

the silk organza skirt enhanced 

with both Chantllly and Vcnise 

laco flowered motifs gently 

draped to a border of the 

matching lace. In the back, 

marked by tiny covered buttons, 

the train swept to court length. 

Iler veil featured a high cam- - 

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The bride carried a bouquet 

of japhct orchids surrounded 

by orange blossoms and summed 

daisies. Organist for the 

wedding was Mrs. Nclda Lane 

A 

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FRANKLIN 

Mrs. Johnny :.ce 'iVUdc, of 

Lubbock, w," Matron of Honor. 

Bridal attcitdants were: Mrs. 

Arthur Diamond, of Phoenix, 

Arizona; Ml. Paula Oakes, of 

Hobbs, New Mexico; and Mrs. 

Michael Ray Moody, of Acton, 

Massachusetts, Alt wore floor 

length gowns of yellow floral 

chiffon with scooped ruffle 

neckline and bishop sleeves. 

They carried baskets of sum 

mcr toned daisies with English 

ivy 

Nick llarrcl, of Kingsvillr, 

Texas, served as best man. 

Groomsmen were Eddie Harris, 

of Haskell; Garland McKcl-vain- , 

also of Haskell, and Tommy 

Allen of Rusk, Texas. Ushering 

the mothers were Mike 

Moody, Acton, Massachusetts, 

brother of the bride, and Bill 

McDanlel of Foil Worth. Candle 

lighters were Randy Willet 

of Midland and Milt McDonald 

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The brides mother selected 

to wear n floor length emerald 

green gown with long bishop 

sleeves accentuated with env 

tcrahl accessories. Mrs. Kemp 

was attired in a floor length 

tnngcrinc gown accented by n 

pearl necklace. Both mothers 

wore orchid corsages. 

Following the ceremony, n 

reception wos held at the Cor-onad- o 

Country Club. A large 

arrangement of summer daisies, 

iris and gladlolas adorned 

the brides table, flanked on 

bcth sides by silver cnndclnbrus 

and silver punch bowls The 

four-tie- r wedding cake was 

surrounded with greenery and 

crowned with fresh daisies ami 

baby yellow roses. Miss Kent 

Kemp," sister of the groom, sat 

nl the KUt"t book Members of 

the house party were Miss Gall 

Oppenheim, El Poso, Mrs, 

Mary Sue Ponder, Irving, Mrs 

Fred Crooks, Austin, and Mrs. 

Alvln Morris, also of Austin. 

The bride Is a senior accounting 

student at the University 

of Houston, and is a member 

of Kappa Alpha Thcta sorority 

The groom is a sophomore 

dental student at the Unl- - 

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MRS. WILLIAM JAMES KKMP, JR. 

formerly Tatricla Sue 

vcrsity of Tcxns School of Dentistry 

In Houston nntl is a member 

of Phi Kappa 1'sl fraternity. 

After honeymooning In Aca-pulc- o 

the couple will be at 

home in Houston where they 

will resume their studies. 

Haskell residents who attended 

the wedding included Dr. 

and Mrs. William J. Kemp and 

Kcm, Mrs. Giles Kemp, Mrs. 

Giles M. Kemp, Kerry, Giles 

Bryan, Donna and Kathy; Mr. 

and Mrs. Roycc Adkins. Bonnie 

and Jill; Mr. and Mn. Doyle 

High; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lane, 

Kim, Kiersta and Shannon; 

Mrs, Jack Mcdford. Mr. and 

Mrs. Wilda Mcdford, Amy and 

Eddie; Dr. and Mrs. Joe Thlg-pe- n, 

Anita and Emily; and Mr. 

and Mrs. Abe Turner, Mike, 

Sharon and April. 

.From Austin, Mrs. Al Morris, 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crooks, 

Miss Slicrri Thompson and 

Miss Terri Thompson. Others 

included Don Weaver of Albany; 

Miss Janice Richards of 

Frlona, Miss Claire Meyers 

and Mrs. Kathy Mghtfoot of 

Midland; Robert Lamb, Jim 

Qucvreaux and I.on Force of 

Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Michael 

Payne of Lubbock, Rick Griffin 

of Abilene and Terry Brown 

of Houston. 

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Rochester Bible has given notice that a City 

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Ordinance provides 

Set 

that all 

na,rtp nml Food dent tNi the 

dogs 

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earlier models," 

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pie eat better, so n.l.iin,. Jn' thn mnnhin.. ,i.ii. i .... June 8 for the Rochester Ban- - If your doe has not been vac- - 

demand. tho uremic poisons t,8L churcl, 

arc 

have been cinated past 12 

that 

in the 

ex- - 

Classes 

months 

Fourthly, we are eating more "cM naturally by normal schcch,1;d from 3:00 to 5:30 p. nd does carry a city rog- - 

a 

not 

prepared, convenience foods kidney. He stressed tho fact '" cnch dny st,rall?1n taf' yu oro """gcd to 

with more of the kitchen work 11,nl Uo kidney machino treat-- An,lic Marshall will serve as. ,,,r,f' ll to ic show barn at the 

Walkers 

already completed and built in- - mcnt was very expensive and doctor of school. Depart- - 

f nir Grounds 

to the food. This in said ll,nt itn oht patient who mcnl "cads tho 

Friday, June 1, 

saves work will be: Marsha between the hours of 10 a. m. 

Commode Chairs 

the home, but costs money. The usctl the machine in the Baylor 

Rcttl- - Nursery; Ruby Cockcrcll, aml 2:00 P m' fr vaccination, 

cost of built-i- n 

service has Hospital in Dallas would have 

3 ,r l"s; Charlenc Mitchell, D,r- - ,I)nvW Ballard of Stam- - 

Crutches 

gone 

up more than the cost of the t0 Pro-schoo- 

Pny 530 for eacli treatment Elizabeth Acrce, J0"1 wl" o here to give the ra- - 

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food ingredients. 

and Hint thn cnsi for nn in nn. primary; 

Canes 

Betty Hearn. nrimarv: 's vaccination. Owners arc 

And fifthly, we eat more tlcnl would run as much as Evalyn Nichols, intermediate; requested to bring their dogs in 

Hospital Beds 

meals out of the limn,. w,.n $25,000 a war. and Modcllc Bnllard. adult. for vaccination on a leash and 

the cost of pergonal food scrv- - Invocation fof the meeting Heading the refreshment 

arc askd ,to kceP l'!c d8s un' JANNY ISBELL Approved Medicare Supplier 

com- - 

than ?lw.r.wn "rM daB""y was Kvc" y H. O. Abbott and miltcc will be Kathryn Adkins. 

Im" S, DW fsbell, son of Mr. and 

Act I L" ? .1! l " - Adcl-ld- 

Pledge o Hicks will serve 

. wv., X "wmiScked Mrs, .len (Jiggs) Isbel. of Oates Drug Store 

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up much less up. 

than such also led the song session. 

Paint CrccK, was graduated 

Commencement exercises will 

"""' " "fiuiii care Olhnr nnts mnv bn lirniii'lil 

and 

frnm llnrflin.Simmnns TTnlvnr. 


shelter. 

A new 

While prices member, Frank Mar-- 

the 

be at 8:00 p. m., Friday, 

for 

June 

all 

in for vaccination at the same sily on May 20. He received a 

4tfc 

items rose con-sum- 

by 

key, 

58 percent 

sponsored by Rotarian For- - 8. Rev. Moody Smith is pastor, time. Bachelor of Arts in Speech. 

in the last twenty years, retail 

food went up 47 percent com-pare- d 

with a M percent increase 


We Reserve the Right to Limit- - 

Home Owned 

in housing. During the 

fiaim period of lo:2 to 1072, the 

price or medical care incrcas-e- d 

Parker's Super Market 

123 percent, and transportation 

climbed 55 percent 

Wages have increased almost 

2ui times what they were in 

11)52. If food prices had gone 

up at the same rate as labor, 

a pound of round steak costing 

$1.11 in 1952 would now cost 55 Vorf i Second Just West of Telephone Building 

PHone 864-345- 4 

$2,G7 instead of the $1.08 it averaged 

in February this year. 

Despite the rises in prices, 

Kraft 

Giant Size 

food still takes a smaller sliaie 

of our average income. The 

food bill in 11)52 took 23 percent 

of the disposable income while 

PARKAY 

Palmolive Liquid 

in 1972 it only took 15.7 percent. 

And it is expected to be 

22 oz. size 

even less in 1973, despite what 

seems to be higher 

MARGARINE 

food prices. 

The prices that the farmer 

Bunch 

receives for his products fluctuates 

widely. When his prices 

1 115. quarters 

55c 

go up, they usually come down 

10c 

later. The price of most everything 

he lie has to buy to 

Delsey 

produce 

the food you cat tends to 

stay up. 

And, finally we are buying 

many items at the food store 

today that are not food or edible. 

The average housewife 

buys household cleaners, paper 

products, cosmetics, medicines, 

articles of clothing, and a host 

of other items that are not 

food, Soinehow, these, items nl- - 

ways seem to gel charged to 

(lie family food budget, and the 

housewife cries all the louder 

because she spends so much for 

food, never realizing that much 

of the food dollar goes for nonfood 

items. 

So don't blame the farmer or 

rancher for high food prices. 

He is in the same boat that we 

are in, trying to keep his head 

aboc water. 

Rotary Club Hears 

Jerri Weather Iy 

The ilaskell Itotary Club held 

their regular weekly meeting at 

the Cit Cafe at noon, Thursday, 

May 21, with president, 

Hob I'hilpot in charge, 

Charles Owens was program 

chairman and he introduced 

Jerry Wcalherly of the Haskell 

Memorial Hospital as guest 

speaker for the day Mr. 

Wea-theil- y 

devoted Ids alloted time 

to bring a most informative 

and educational talk on the new 

kidney machine now owned by 

the hospital. He stated that the 

first kldnc machine was 

some 30 years ago but 

that it had onl been in use ex- - 

A lrunr 

Water A 

Softener 

makes it haasem 

SoOer, cleaner laundry 

Sof'cr km ond Itandi 

. f to Uilhlub fing ond lees 

Krvbbing 

Spotlett O.the 

Got fho wrd fads oba 

tiw oll M, Phot "l 

'CAtOOM 

Lciz Builders 

Supply 

t-HW 

M2 S. Ave. 

THE 

Vj 

mm $ 

wyw 

Kraft's 

Regular 

29 

Pound 

0flr Vaccination 

Scheduled June 1 

I Tissue 

4 te 43' 

l Tni-nt- , n,yA Rio- - 90 oz. can 

Pork&Beans 3 $1 

1 

0 

Barbecue Sauce 

PAGE 

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Fresh Green 

ONIONS 

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Garden Fresh 

Pound 

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CABBAGE 

. 9c Bathroom Tissue 

California 

Pound 

ORANGES 19c 2 roll pkg. 29c 

V 

Fresh Shipment! Sunbeam 

Medium Yellow 

Pound 

Cookies1 3 

rU iapk ,?,ta .to . ;: 

5 

ff's 

pkgs. $ 1 

17' 

Fireside Saltine '', 

1 lb. box Sammy's Pride Twin Pack 

9 oz. pkg. 

Crackers 27 

C 

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3 LB. CAN 

JtCilH x2aIB jajeBeiaM5a-.- v 

CRISCO 

Morton's 

POT PIES 

"BBM 

Wc Sell Only USDA Choice Beef 

89 

Armour's Chicken Fried Breaded 

Asst. Kinds 

5 for $1,00 

BEEF PATTIES 8 for $1 

Armour's Star All Meat Pound 

Trophy Sliced 

STRAWBERRIES 

ffcMry 

BOLOGNA - 79c 

iMt,anBBwB 

Gooch's All Meat 12 oz. pkg. 

10 oz. pkg. cigarettes) 

29c With $5. Purchase (ex. 

FRANKS 79c 

Charmin Bathroom 

White or Colors Atkins Kosher 

16 oz. size 

C 

Dill Gherkins 39C 

Schillings Ground 

4 oz. size 

Hunt's Whole Peeled 

300 size can Happy Time Asst. Flavors 

Tomatoes 4 

C 

fr 99 

CANNED POP 

iSjL-- 1 

12 oz. cans lQc 

Hunt's Sliced or Halves 

21. size can 

ill 

Peaches 3 $1 (rwgiro'arkcr,s Supcr mLwm 00000 Trfw rn.ll fl 

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Hunt's New 

300 size can ! BV ft ajj 

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Danny was a member of the 

H-S- 

Rodeo Club where he 

held offices of president and 

vice-presiden- t, 

Danny was a 18G7 graduate 

of Paint Creek High School. 

Sales & Rentals 

Wheel Chairs 

Potato Chips 35 

Black Pepper 43 

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Automobile 

INSURANCE 

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Wilkinson - Hagadone Wed 

ported organza fell to carpet tnnjjerlno rose, English Ivy and pTS 

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length and fell to a full chapel lunnru on j, 

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train in oacK. i.ace aim r.ngiiM. ""- - p or i 1 

net formed n yoke beneath the riM... r ir., ... ... i... .. '"1 

Mr. and Mrs. Hoonor T. WIL The bride, a eraduate of tcrnlty. Presently ho is serv high neckline. Hows of vcnUo 

Joo T CoBnan of Coro,;o,g f paI 

kinson wish to announce the Haskell Hiuh School, ing aboard 'the U.S.S." 

extended 

to 

attended 

Myer-- lace 

from the yoke 

Cflf 0thcr JlUcmlan,8 

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wnrii -- mi a .L 

marriage of their daughter, Texas Christian 

kord, re-- boMom - - 

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UnUerslly. which was recently ,l,J0!,1f, nt tho MImci Mollnda 1'ctty 

Cora Sue, to Ronald S. Han She is a member Kapna ccntly returned from tour of oC 

sfl, lrnm of nn...i " 

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done, Lieutenant Junior Grade, ta Sorority. 

duty in Vietnam. She wore a wide brimmed n,i sU8nn jjucsluy of 

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vows were Mr. and Hagadone chose gown "f 

cmnlzed at noon, May 25. in of Sand Point, Idaho. He Is a JlMc organza and venise lace. 

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Californi oldest church, Mis- - graduate of University of molded had a mgii 

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the right price, 

backed by the 

right attitude. 

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Doaler also has tho right cholco of cars. 

Big cars, littlo cars and right In tho mlddlo cars. Llko tho 

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mpVpppW"4 Plymouth Dustor, Plymouth Satolllto, tho popular Plymouth Fury 

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and the big beautiful Chryslor. Yos sir, whon tho tlmo comes 

for your next now car, just remombor: Your Chryslor-PIymou- th 

Dealer Is making It a whole new ball gamo. 

"Your Chrysler-Plymou- th 

Dealer has asked me, Darrell 

But find out for voursolf. Whv 

Royal, to tell you about his big new game plan to win 

mmimm jpT 

don't you spend a few minutes 

you over. You see, your 

with your Chrysler-Plymou- 

Chrysler-Plymou- th Dealer knows MAVi 0 

th 

you want a good, 

well-built car. Ha 

knows you expect good value for 

auoaier." 

wholenew 

your 

hard-earn- ed money. He knows 

you want good service, fair prices 

CHRYSLER and a friendly attitude. And that, 

vtry frankly, Is his plan to win you over. 

ballgame! 

AUTHOMMO DCAUN 

PAACBM 

CHRVJJJfi 

PERRY MOTOR CO. 

Jo 

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304 S. 1st'.: Haskell, Texas 

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Outoflott. 

li wnm uimui'v.', Muuvea were K 

formed by a wide flounce. 'Ihe HuAhj" 

nden-- 

full gathered skirts were floor Frank uJ 

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length, lliey carried white or 

-- "vid 

ii nuKhlcr, 

ganzn parasols. 

& 

Mrs Dsxm 

Ucst man was Jim Hughes ,la"Rntcr, 

of w 

noise, iciniio uroomsmen were: ,","1" l 

Kinign Joe T. Coleman Jr , Tom f 

CirrjBtl 

jjauareiii, net Mar, ualir., and "l i 

Mlko ltnondnno Smwl 

T,'e hostMi 

Int 

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Idaho, brother the 

,cr 

of groom 

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The traditional Arch ,.J' Mr of k 

Swords was formed by I.t j "M; "iwy, 

G. John Max Dlcaklo, Lt. Dan u,ul Mrj Cl1 

Stepkovlch, Gnsign Hoy Chap 

pie, Lt. J. G. Kevin Walters, CAHtfov 

Lt. J. G. Fredrick 1'oor III, Ensign 

Don McNamara. 

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Kollowing the ceremony, a 

reception was hosted by tho alW 

bride's parents at the Admiral 

Kidd Club. After a trip to Palm 

Springs, the couple will live In 

San Diego. 

Rehearsal dinner was hosted 

by the groom's parents at the 

32nd Street Officers Club. 

Shower Honors 

Jennye Lisle 

Jennye Ruth Lisle, bride-elec- t 

of Ronald A. Atkins of Dallas, 

was honored at a bridal show 

or In the home of Mrs. L. V. 

Jones Jr. on Saturday, May 20. 

Greeting the guests who call 

u were the honoree, her mother, 

Mrs. James A. Lisle, Jr., 

the groom's mother, Mrs. A. 

T. Atkins. Mrs. J. A. Lisle, Sr., 

Mrs. W. W. Giddens, Mrs. Hurl 

Atkins, and Mrs. Fred Randall. 

Mrs. John Sublett registered 

the guests. 

Mrs. Jimmy Lisle served at 

the table decorated In the 

bride's chosen colors of blue 

and white with crystal and silver 

appointments. 

Gifts were shown by Mrs. 

Bobby Kittley, Mrs. Melvm 

Fannin, Mrs. A. D. May, and 

Mrs. Malcolm Herttenbcrgcr. 

Other hostesses were Mrs. Jack 

Wilcox, Mrs. Jack Davis, Mrs. 

Huddy Hishop, Mrs. Don Davis, 

Mrs. Festus Hunt, Mrs. Wallace 

Allison, Mrs. Hill Matysiak, 

Mrs. Ernest Simpson, Mrs. 

Rulck Wilson, Mrs. Sam Turner 

and Mrs. Joan Carroll. 

The wedding will be held on 

June 2 in the Little Chapel at 

Texas Woman's University, 

Denton, Texas. 

Insect Repel Ian 

Off 

oz. size, 

Regular $1.48 

1 oz. size, 

Regular $2.55 

Tube, 

Regular $1.98 

Lotion, 

Regular $1.98 

Vacation 

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lenj 0 wa a 

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tMpoMKTM 

Lett 

Siq 

202 S. Ail 

Special 

reg. 

Mycitracin 

ANTIBIOTIC 

$1.19 

OINBI 

UNBURN SPRAY 

Regular $1.98 

Selsun 

BLUE SHAMPI 

Johnson Phan 

418 Nrtk First Hnkell, 

YOUR PRESCRIPTION & 

0 7i30 t P. M.-- CloJ 

NifhU mmd SviuUyt call i'34 m&mm 

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lice M i 

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mfc 

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thriil 

Dtue I.u 

hi elect ic 

Icrry Bros 

22c 

IVICb 

10c 

Ijt Federal 

Tcxn.. 

4'Jtfc 

II Ash. , 

iced, $12 w 

loae A t 

tlassey IVr 

1553 modil, 

I. Call Ken 

19lfc 

lxki 20 

ft 

Iplelely sc f 

bath and 

Can see at 

Its Adkins, 

Ic on 

Mrs 

Lake 

Will 

I 

p. m , 401 

rpl?nt for 

i.W pcY St, 

p. Buy one, 

Ic Nurser 

Irth 11, Has 

22c 

K 

Big 

G 

1G' fac- - 

tires. 8 

1313 sti kcr 

fcr's Texaco 

22 23p 

MH 10.1 

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carpi li 

motM tor 

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IM Oatrs 

2ltfe 

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Il8iv whip , 

Merman j 

IS I'lfr. 

h tike un 

r old hitigpr 

2M dots 

iU'.jt at 

price $3j 

or $12 73 

MO 21 ?, 

JJMi (un. 

V' Mumj.iv. 

KtUch 

l2-- 

want 

wmetliui 

fttse phics 

!tlc 

Mat to VV. 

I UL.pL- - 

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7tfc 

Mrtxt 

Lsu 

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arm... 

3fr $i oo 

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').i4 hay 

, Tex 

2Uto 

ir- - 

yal.lHS. 

TUB 

ASSIIlln 

J INK 

Klftsswarc, coastal 

furniture, baby bed, books, I have 50 acres of 

ill,hi', bottle, 

Coastal 

record plnyer, 

Hcr. 

intu a u, , wm,t ,0 

radios, maple rocker, lec 

ense () 

crcntn wftyno Stout, Haskell, 8G1 

rsertlon; chair dolls, misc. Wc buy, 

3248. 

sell 

22.23ii 

or trade 1701 N First St. Mrs, NINTH lUradc KirP would like 

Job baby sitting. Call 801-212- 

Bin,, 

'jp 

IT cn eg 

the 

Barley Longford. lilfc 

;,SCELLANEOUS " 

REDUCE excess fluids with 

Hullex Ioso weight With Dcx- - 

I 'ut capsules at Johnson 

20-22- p 

Phariuncy. 

UVA.V WANTKD 

fc- -.-' 

Ill GISTEllhi) WUltSES NBKI). 

HI) llaskeil Memorlnl Hospital 

I n need of two H. N. nurses. 

Will pay $850.00 monthly with 

fringe benefits. If Interested, 

see or call collect, Alfred Turn 

low, administrator, Haskell, 

h-xa- 

8&I-2G2- 1 

or 804.3391. 

2l'23c 

TOI' OlM'OHTUNltY: Like pco-- 

Ic1' If you answered yes. 

Iyt's .1 full time, well pnylng 

j)l n. parts man at Hichnrd-i- n 

Truck & Tractor, l'hone 

Stl 317-1- , Haskell. 21lfc 

LHKTLMK INCOME: Be our 

Tiavcl representative. Free 

copv, "Mexico Adventure", send 

$1 W) (refundable) CAIIAVA 

NEEIt, 3114 N. Harwood (LG) 

2l-24- 

Dallas, 

c 

Tx17520l! 

ilsidc white LOST AND FOUND 

a Want to 

and nppli- - 

LOST at Country Club luncheon, 

3U i rant 

Heed k Barton Sterling silver 

n Ilifchwjy 

meat fork. If anyone has found 

intfe 

it, please call Mnttie Merle 

at 

804-226- 

or 

801-328- 

WANTKI 

tt ANTED: Hay hauling," call 

8G4-2U- 

Jim or Joe Mickler, 8 or 

10-22- p 

Ilk key Decker, 

WANTED: Boy "willing to work 

and wanting to learn in the 

paint and body dept. Apply in 

person at 

Bailey-Tollvc- r Chcv. 

cl- - Olds. 20tfc 

I'Oll KENT: 

j DEDKOOM houso for rent, 

carport, large garden space, 

carpeted, 1 

bath. Bay T. Self, 

Box 752, Hule. Phone 3781. 

FOB KENT:" Tho" little pink 

house. See Mrs. Walter Rogers, 

707 

21-2- 

N. Ave. G, Haskell. 

BENT: 2 bedroom furnished 

house. Call W. II. Bitmnn, 

801 2486. 22c 

NOTICE TOlflDDKRS 

Notice is hereby given that 

sealed bids will be taken on 

tuo (2) 1973 2 ton trucks, cab 

.i'.d cliassiii by Haskell County 

for I'rec. 4. Specifications are 

as follows; 

3uoo lb. Gross Vehicle Weight 

81 Inches Cab to Axle 

15000 lb. Two Speed Axle 

2G1 Cubic Inch V-- 8 Engine (Or 

Better) 

10.000 lb. Bear Springs with 

Auxiliary Springs 

10-Pl- y 

Front Tires 

10-Pl- 

Bear Tires 

Disc Wheels 

Dual West Coast Mirrors 

Heavy Duty Bodiator 

Tw ol9(52 Foril trucks with 

beds to be traded in. Can be 

seen at Prcc, 4 barn west of 

Haskell. 

Bids will bo opened June U. 

1973 at 0:00 a. m. at the regular 

meeting of the Commissioners 

Court. Haskell County reserves 

the right to reject any 

and all bids. 

c 

NOTICE TO KIDDEBS 

Notice is hereby given that 

City of Haskell will accept scaled 

bids on the following one 

1973 sedan; one 1973 l 

ton short wheel base pickup, 

one 1973 n 

cab and chassis 

Bids will bo opened at the regular 

city council meeting June 

12, 1973, Tho City of Haskell 

reserves the right to refuse any 

22-23- c 

and all bids. 

PUBLIC 

AUCTION 

Juw 3rd 1:30 P. .M. 

l"ed furniture; gas dryers, 

cafe dishes; 0 gal. Hcrshey 

chocolate syrup; large assortment 

McCoy pottery; other collectors 

items m(sc. Items and 

much more. Lackey's Auction 

House, Rule Highway, Haskell, 

Texas. HG4-310- 

Plui. 22c 

8 U It V K Y I N O 

SLOAN STKIHLLN'G 

KrxUttrrtl Public Surveyor 

Phwte XI7M-357- I 

ThrwkmwItHi, Texas 7WK3 

24-23- 

t'OKD'S KIG BLUE 

U Mic tractor 

dklil ftn yeut 

r-- Xtfi knv Ml 

WOODAMU FAKM JULE 

7t(C 

p 

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HASKELL FREM PUESS, HASKELL, TEXAS 70521 

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I'AQE "SEVEN 

KlJLi:' nOTAllY NEWS 

ADS 

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Local Liens Club 

I 

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.t .. .. .. i . . . aW 

i'rim iii iiiu noon 

Hears 

1T1PIMII1K 

IA 

Gene Hester 

ffv ft 4Bt 

cf the Rule notary 

J 

ciub won- - 

- JS 6 

uug j 

day, May 21, was Susan Lt wis, May 15 I j June 

resident Joe Williams pre- - 

Di-wejJocky 

Jones, Carol Dudenslng, Cuson, Coleman 

sldtd at the regular noon meet- - 

LaNell Williams and Mrs. Judy Bufoid Afccldt, Pcnbacola, Flu. 

Ins of the Haskell Lions Club, New. The group spoke of their C O. Holt, Haskell 

iuc-:(ia- y, 

May 2!), at the Haskell re. cut trip to attend the state Miller, Odessn 

Steak House. 

K1IA convention held in San C. O. Spnrkmnn, Amarillo 

Ceoige I' outs gave Hie pledge Antonio, the highlights and the II. 

DEATH 

C Cooper, San Marcos, Cal. 

NOTICES and song session, and Nov. Ab- - Fights seen in San Antonio. Holxrt L. Tipton, Kdinburg 

bolt gave Hie invocation. Program chairman for the John Watson Jr., Haskell 

RctlO AndrC88 

grandchildren. 

lnc program for tho week month of June will be Wcldon Mrs W. L. Rise, Haskell 

was Gene Hester who gave 

Hcno 

a Norman. 

Olney 

Andrcss, 

Fed Savings, Seymour 

73, of Haskell, 

22c 

Mf - simu presciua.ioi. oi sotltucnsl 

Fun 

.. 

sale .. 6 iTKNTi?rr 

- i.J.V.! rimcr .! weuie Richardson am. iicst.;r liad served two 

Ll, wiwu 

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kc" nnrt Uo'(l of Fo" Worth; M. 39 grandchildren; 89 great DINNEK PAIITV 

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Dr. and Mrs. Wm. 

fcns,no (0r 

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aml Mrs- - ,,nrIcy Langford, both grandchildren. 

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sisl". Fayo ard, Buck Townsend, Keel Ac 

Auxiliary 

wllllanv J: Kemp. Jr.. and Miss 

Wcsler of Boulder City, 

Moving! 

NeV.; reo, Gene Bittick, Guy Marshnll Patricia Sue Moody, Friday 

y 

Front Tires 12 grandchildren and five great- - and Virgil Mitchell. 

evening, May 25, 

10-Pl- y 

Hoar 

at the Lan- - 

Tires 

Disc Wheels 

cer's Club in El Paso. 

Dual West Coast Mirrors 

Little League Play 

About 40 people attended. 

Heavy Duty Badiator 

(With no trade in). 

As 

Bids 

of Friday, 

will be opened 

June J, we are 

June 11. 

1973 at 9 00 a. m. at the regular 

meeting of the Commission- 

W L Gnmrs played: Crows 8, 

Major League 

Bed Horses 2 G 

moving to the Texaco Station 

ers Court. 

on 

Haskell County re- - Tigers 

G 2 Bears 5; Cats 22, Bed Horses 

the Rule Hiqhway. (Formerly 

Rill's Texaco). 

serves the right to reject any Lions 

G 2 0; Crows 7, Bed Horses G; Cats 

and all bids. 21-2- 

Hams 

4 3 9, Berfrs 7. 

Eagles 

3 4 

Hawks .... 2 5 C.A.P. Recreation 

We invite all of cur friends 

NEW IUBNlTUIti: Cubs 1 0 

A large group of Early 

Games played: Hawks 18, Tigers 

Program Planned 

and customers to come visit 

American 

solid 

4; Lions 6, Eagles 5; 

hardrock 

Bams Thotnge limit for youngsters 

us in our new location. 

maple 

- 

Cubs 17, 

choice of 

3; Lions 16, 

3 dressers, 

EaU'cs 7; 

wishing to participate in the 

commode, night 

Tigers 2G, 

stand, 

Hawks 5; Bams 22, 

sk!l1 Community Actions 

bod, r.iL 

bunk beds and chest-o- u 

9. 

Summer Bccrcation Program, 

We specialize in Wash and 

chest by T. F. I. Attractive 

Minor League has been extended to age 20. 

W 

finish, heavily 

I. The "CAP summer recreation 

Grease jobs. 

distressed-- all 

, program, which was very suc- - 

WpR 

go at 

Crows 

G 

20 discount. 

., 

Handsome Bassett triple Bears 5 

ccssful .last year, will begin on 

dresser and mirror, bed 

Cats n r June 11 and go through August 

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3. 

frame and chest in Spanish 

oak. Beg. $119.95, sale price Concert To The program, which will be 

JEXACO 

Choir 

DRIVE-I- N 

for all ages and all races, is 

Phone 

$299.95 and usable trade. Sinn In Gp.rmanu as follows: Monday recreation, 

... 

Bassett bedroom suite in 

i ... i . i 

Alexia ' 

THEATRE 

Mayfield of Weinert, ris arm cr.uis, .uiu i.ihk. 

French Provincial frosted 

Tuesday-recreatsopliomore, 

will be among 38 

ion, arts and RULE, TEXAS 

white finish, formica top on .students at Hardin - Simmons crafts, and typing; Wednesday 

double dresser and night University in Abilene, to go to -s-tory hour; Thursday-a- rts 

stand. G pieces. Beg. $149.95 Germany with the Concert and crafts, and typing; 

Friday, Saturday, June 

sale price $2911.95 and usable 

trade. 

Alexin is the daughter of Mr. pollne, frisbe, dominoes, and 

HEARING AID 

(j1(Jr 

volleyball, basketball, tram- - 

Double Feature 

and Mrs. John T. Mayfield of other outside games. 

"TRAIN ROBBERS" 

JONES COX & CO. 

Weinert 

Anv interested parent or 

20-22- c 

The choir will be in Germany teenager who would like to give 

with 

COUNSELOR 

June and will leave from a workshop or work with the JOHN WAYNE 

CAM) OF THANKS Dallas on June G. The choir is program is welcome .Mrs. jui a 

plus 

TO HOLD FREE HEARING AID 

We wish to thank our friends l0 perform at local churches iwncrson win no me caicim.1 

and neighbors for the comfort- - 

nd civic auditoriums in Hanau, supervisor and will plan the 'CORKY" 

CONSULTATION 

ing words, hospitality, good food nerlin, Pinncbcrg, Einbeck and free hot lunches which will be 

and floral offerings during the Dusseldorf. 

served daily. 

death of our loved one. May God Director for the choir is Dr. 

- 

Sun.lay, .Monday, June 

bless each one that had a part. James D. Cram, professor of 

TatlOr COlUltl 10 

1 

The Baker family and the lott voice, choral director, and head 

"TRAZANA THE 

family. 

22p of the department of applied tlOUl tlOrse &IWW APE GIRL" 

rw a 

music. Accompanying the choir The Taylor County Sheriffs 

ii t i 

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will be the university organist, Posse will sponsor an open 

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fessor in organ and church at 9.00. Registration will be at 

ANT, INVITKS YOC M j& 

Sand and Gravel music, 8 00 in their arena on Interfile 

tour is sponsored by the state 20 West and Shirley ltd 

Stamford 

GRAND 

Caliche and Fill 

TO COMK IN FOR 

F it K K CONSUlrA 

World Evangelism Foundation exit, Abilene, Texas, 

June I, Sat. 2, Sun. 3 

Rule Hwy. West Haskell 

of Abilene and Dallas. The Trophies will be awarded to 'THE TRAIN ROBBERS' 

TION. 

choir Is to take part in the Ger- - the first five places in each JOHN WAYNE 

man New Life Crusade, class nnd event, with a high 

Odor 

. point trophy to be awarded in 

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WC nWfl'H Annual line of halter classes will be 

A ,n,.fl. Inn for thu Women's 

In tile SHOW niOllg Willi nwu-n- i 

Annual of Hopewell Baptist Pleasure, English Pleasure. 

was given 27 the Western Biding, and speed 

Church May In 

home of Mrs Uroy Duffle, with even is 

five in attendance. The contrib- - Entry fee will be $2 00 I r 

utlons were greatly Halter and Pleasure and $1 00 

appreciated 

'I he Women's Annual will be for speed events. For addition-hel- d 

July 22. 3 00 p. in. at the al information contact Ka. 

Hopewell Baptist Church. mond Bae, 033 Burger, Abilene. 

Everyone is invited to attend Texas. 

the services. 17777".... 

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day. 

Fire of unknown origin do 

stroed the school liotise in the 

Hru.sh community on Sunday 

mornliiK t --' o'clock. 

Mr nnd Mrs. Geo V. Wim 

bish returned Fridny from 

III VKAKS MA) 

'd ui president and general Hubbard where the had been 

I a i i . i . . It fit 

June 1, l!Kt.'l luiciu oi me m'si since .huihi.i ..!. w ii,.itil 

Mipcrinw 

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ed hehroedir was nam Ti as Uihties Coinpan Fit neral of the former's father. 

Haskell County History 

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JOVAN 

5 00 

Lotion 

t.f$; Ye have a large selection of graduation gifts; 

by Revlon, Cory, Max Factor and Jovan. 

A kColognes 

Paberge 

Men and women Styling Dryers 

Spfs'O' 

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on" 

Schick 

Pharmacies 

limex 

Caladryl 

Lotion 

99c 

TUSSY 

Cream 

Deodorant 

59c 

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off 

M1I11II.IVI1 

LIAIIII TM 

We Appro dor e 

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Permanents 

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extra 

Kodak PocVet lnstomatio20 $22.88 

ona 

Watches-l- O0 

Remington 

Your 

Electric Razors 

Business 

Desenex 

Spray 

regular 

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body 9" 

! tofffnq lo"q term medication 6 

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CALENDER OF EVENTS 

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THE HASKELL FREE MIESS, HASKELL, TEXAS 79521 

... . ... ... ........ . i i t t 'i i m,i..ii iviii loin'.. Snt. niilod her niece. Miss Myrl 

'the Ward grade .school iirday for Denton where Char- - Chapman of Hochestcr to AW- - 

turned 

to her home In Slalon lene Ann will emoll in High lenelaM week where she under- - 

Sunday alter finishing her School Demonstration School went nn operation for appcndl- - 

year's .school work. at NTS'N? for the Mimmer cltls. 

whitman of Hreckenridue !"" Tllu' ,H ,u "ccoinpnn. Thomas Ponce of the West 

J ,,: Sumhv n Isi l ' Mn Meteor's father, de was in the city Monday, 

t, .e n Is a nil 

A. 

elalves. To,,.,, and from Denton, o alm while here, called at the 

Mr and .Mrs. to Worth for a weekend Free anil renew eti 

K h. cannon Fort 

NisU Nvith tt daughter and sister, rress 

,is 

and little son, Hobble, Ji father's 

office 

subscription to the 

. of 

mM , Un Tom m iat d,Vf Krcp ,,ri,ss 

of Mrs Courtney Hunt r. J. D, Smith visited Sun- - 

The people of the Thorp M. 

nml Lm 1 ,ay in the home of his daURh- - b. church are preparlnn for 

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llay who ls recoverlnj! from a jMno io. Unskct dinner will be 

spent Wednmlij and 

operation He was ac- - 

SLrved on th ground. 

Hilly and Mrs. Darden Baylor l'mersit. April sales in Texas totaled 

of Haskell. Misses Htirme and Elsy Nea $1D,525,8I3 exceeding last ear's 

Jim Hob Thomas or Fort thery of Stamford spent last $17,331, '.)1 by $2,101,552 Year-Wort- h 

i.s isiting his week visiting with their sisters, 

e 

sales amounted to $83,-M- rs 

sister, 

Pete Katon Mrs. Wallace Alexander and 71)1.831). an increase of $9,533,110 

Mrs Karl McGregor and Mr.s. John Dates of this city, over 11)72 sales of $71,258,421). 

daughter th.ii lene Ann, and Mrs W. P Whitman nccomp- - Nationwide, monthly sales 

JUNE 

were $502 million, 11.8 nbove 

11172 sales or $502 million. Kx. 

chanKos of Series K nnd Savings 

Notes for Series II llonds 

aniountlntf to $W million wero 

reported for April, 13 nbove. 

the $27 million exchanged last 

year. 

Harper Graduates 

From Seminary 

Joe Steven Harper, formerly 

of Haskell, Texas, was Rradu-ate- d 

on May 20 from Asbury 

Theological Seminary, Wllmore, 

Ky , wltli the Mnster of Divinity 

degree He plans to enter 

the pastoral ministry. 

Steven is the son of Mr. nnd 

Smllli. 

I KciiikmIv 

0f Valley View, have moved to 

Misses Kate Darnell and An- - Ml'- - f'1'1 Mrs n,l,t Mo)" s,,ul Haskell to make their home 

na Hell Hurt arc visltliiR friends Cpl. Kouneth Heasley visited Mr Courtney Hunt made a 

Mrs Joe Harper of Haskell. 

in Denton this week. re at.vcs 'r1lolllM"n,ln-v- l ness trip to Merkel and 

The Hcv J. D. AblMitt, Gen 

Messrs Melvln Hruton and --Mr- aIul Mrs Slcphenville the early part of 

oral Superintendent of tho 

Ke Felker are vlsltlne In lwo children and Mrs. .Marvin n,r Wcs-leya- week 

n 

Church, delivered the 

Whiteslwro this week Hester and daughter of Silver Mrs T J Arbuckle left Mon- - 

M.is Minnie Kills had the t'My, N. M came Thursday to baccnlauratc sermon and President 

Frank Bateman Staner 

day for a visit with her sister, 

misfortune of fracturing her spend a two weeks vacation Mrs Jenkins, at Ovalo. She 

arm las.t Sumlny night while with their parents, Mr. and 

conferred iloRrces upon J22 

was accompanied by her bro- - 

candidates. 

opening a duofold at her home. Mrs Kd Flournox Ihcr. Master Albert Lemmon May decree candidates Included: 

Master of Divinity, 8T, 

She was taken to the Stamford Jl8? H. G. McConnoll has 

X-ra- y 

SNiiitanum where an YIIAKS MM purchased an up to date seven 

was made and her arm set. AW Ma' - ,!'13 passenger car. The new car 

Master of Arts In Itcllcion, 10; 

.Master of Theolocy. 4, Aucitst 

thoiiKh erv painful. Miss Kills Mrs. C. I' Doniphan and embodies perfection In the art 

candidates include. .Master of 

is doing nicely. daughter of fluxion, N. M. are of automobile building 

Divinity 14; Master of Arts in 

Honoring Mrs. J. K. Walling, visiting the family of Mr N. Miss llulh Walden has re- - 

Jr and Mrs. Viars Felker. the .McNoill. Mrs Itellclon, J, and Master of 

Doniphan is n turned from a visit to Gorman. Theolocy, . 5. 

IMiilnthln Sundnv School Class daughter of Mr McNeill. She was accompanied home by 

The Class of PJ73 came from 

of the First Haptist Church en- - Mrs. Lovr of Seymour, who Miss Gladys GHs of that city, 

28 states, 0 foreicn countries, 

tertained with a picnic suppor has been i.siting Iter parents, who is visiting here, 

and represent 18 denominations. 

and miscellaneous .shower at Mr. and Mr W P. Draper of Albert and Herbert Harnett Vocational plans of the 

the Humble Park, Monday evu- - this city, relumed to her home went up to Welnert Monday 

crad-nate- s 

indicate that 79 will enter 

the pastoral ministry; a 

nmg. May 20 Monday. T J U'liimon and Alex Kd- - 

Miss hiddie Hmvers of Mun- - wards made n trip to Wichita 

will serve as missionaries; 1 

31) YKAItS AGO day visited with the family of Falls Saturday. 

wilt enter the teaching ministry; 

1 will enter 

Relative visiting in the homo llov. A. M Griffin last week. J O Harvey made a business 

of Mr aivd Mrs. C. A. Thomas Mr. A. 11 Alexander return- - trip to Seymour this week. Mr. 

full-tim- evangelism: 

2 will become Directors 

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Snndav were Mrs. J. F. Thorn- - ed last week from Dallas where Harvey owns a large tract of 

of Christian Kducnlion; nnd 0 

.is of Klectra. Mr. and Mrs. ho attended the Shrmers meet- - fine land in Baylor County. 

will outer specialized ministries 

joiwi i nomas and children, Mr. mg In that city 

such as urban ministry, military 

chaplaincy, youth and 

anil .Mrs. I.arry Has.. 

J. W. Johnson rturned Sun- - 

Coillltll Hoild Sttlt'H 

Mr ami I). morning ftom whele 

eiilcrtaineil members of their he has been visiting his daugh- - liCdCIX noo 

Mrs. P. Fuller day Hiit.ni, . 

O'0 Off 

i campus ministries. 

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flnli ...... niul . miKsl Kriilnv evu- - 

nn..v .....,, - tir. . Mrs .-. ....... Aiwlruss - nnrine Anril tlieri. were new 

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ning of lnjt week. Mrs. Geo W. Meador and purchases of Series K and 

Mrs W. L. McCandlesa has Miss Mamie Carothers of Gain- - II United Slates Sniings Bonds 

as her guesU Sunday, Iter par- - esville, armed Sunday for a amounting to $14,8, according 

ents ami brothers, Mr. and two weeks Mt with the fam- - to It. W. Herrcn, Chairman of 

Min A C. Deiuwm, Guy Car-- lly of W. F. Prince. the Haskell County Savings 

am and Jack of near Stamford Miss Annie Ituth Hale Is vis- - Bonds Committee. Sales for the 

intl two sisters, Mrs. Floyd iting at Dublin From there first four months totaled $1W, 

King rfnd daughters, Wanda she will go to Waco to attend 121 for 71)''. of the yearij sales 

Vile and Alice Jane, and Mrs. the summer session of the goal of 

Harden 

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ril ., 

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The Muscular DmJ! 

tTVfV,.lIWl III .1,11. . '"I J 

hu condiii'iiiuf ,l ' lnii 

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house-ttiirir 

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house fj? 

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Haskell ,, AlrAulVv h 

iiunurcds of thousM 

untee manli..r. . ....i ,,,,. 

n combined effort 

cai research .. I 

pa 

to2 

ice programs m 

Dystrophy, n trn Mc 

for . 

whirl. ,i..... m 

known cure, 

death for its uU.m5lUoft 

of them children Your 

iv.li l.r.,. .1 

Ne, and perl,n,,s even S 

self, to these joutiBitMi 

Join In with other m 

palcn and help ,mdAa 

io muciincriiui comfort 

those less fortii'i,ilc 

APPLY 

Wc Train Men 

NOW 

loWotvJ 

LIVESTOCK 

BUYERS 

If you have iome livM 

cxDcncncp up ujJI t,i. 

i T ' r 

iu uuy wine, yieip i 

muk. 

For a local 'h 

today wilh y.ur bJcVjfcvil 

Include vour cjmplete & 

orcn and phene nurritf, 

CATTLE BUYERS, INC 

i. tait biCKory Bltj, 

Suite 307 -- 301 

Kansas City, Mo. 64114 

r!'!'f Imlllt J itlK Aj 

It's dark 

out there!" 

If an accidml or insur. 

a nee loss occurs on 

your vacation trip, the 

Hartsfield Accncy hi 

member of A1A . . . 

100,WK) independent i- 

nsurance agents acrosi 

the entire country rally 

to serve tou For 

prompt, efficient insurance 

serv ice, insure 

with Hartsfield Ancncy 

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Attend Uiu Church of 

Your Choiim 

10 

Attend 

of 

17the 

the ('hurili 

Your Choice 

Attend Church 

your choice 

Father's Day 

of 

24the 

Attend Church of 

Your Choleo 

Haskell Gun Club Shoot 

4Kir 

Pvjwtftifcmt 

ASC" annuutlw 

Oixnn Club 

Community Action 

'Robukdh UmIsk 

'First V Meth. Church 

YihiUi Prayer Semen 

FUMC-V- BS 

FttC-V- HS 

Ip4rtmt 

"Kin 

ASC 

r.wiiMUMioncrf Court 

VIhmmuc Lodi No. 82 

Farmer L'ntoti 

(iuihl 

"PrtMiUyteriart Borneo 

"Church of l hrut VBS 

'l'nsb)trriun VMS birnin' 

18 

fin- - Dtfpm-Uim- 

SC' Coinrn. 

( ub Scouto 

HaskU Commawfery 

No 1U, K. T. 

C of C, 8.00 P. M. 

25 

Fire Duparlnivut 

ASC 

Published as 

Public Service 

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 

by 

THIS CALENDAR 

5Uons 

"Jasrctff 

'RalnlxHV 5?vwuig Ctub 

Welnwrt I IDC 

L'FW 

WMU 

Junior Garden 

BJ5.PW Club 

C of C7 A. M. 

Ft'MC VIIS 

KUC-V- BS 

0 'Men Prayir 

1 M Urcakfaat, 

11 

I Jg 

C 50-7.3- 0 

City Cafe 

Order of Eastern Star 

Jayiws Qty Cnunfl 

I.mmw WMU 

J.wMtlot HDC 

t FW 

School Hoartl 

Farm Bureau 

WomeH's Prayer Coffee 

rk, 10 00. Crty Cle 

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HotpiUl 

Board 

J.i-ietw 

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WMU UPW 

Knmlxiw Sowing Club 

Rulh asa 

Uthurun 

7 JO ,p. m. 

26 

J ees 

C"n QhuioII 

Lions Club 

Onlor of Eastern Star 

Josselot I IDC 

Commisslonurs Court 

FOR DATES 

YOU WANT TO REMEMBER. 

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CLIP 

Chur .f (linst 

Ijidi x p..lie Ohms 

Ctwri' Nuht 

1'HC Kn, GA'. Youth 

KBC Prarr Meeting, 

PUMi'-- X B4J 

i'BC hS 

Sr Ciliin : iki ji m, 

Church of i hrist IIS 

Same aa June C 

Saiui June 0 

27 

Trimt Luthernn Bibl 

Study . 7 30 

Sr Cituons 2:00 . in. 

Same as June C 

' 

7Hotary Club 

Caucer Center 

Center Point I IDC 

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IjOC HOC ALCW 

Con. Moetlnc WSCS 

Trinity Lutheran ALCW 

FI'MC-V- IIS 

l'BC BS 

14 

Itotnry CJuli 

120 121 

Yotmn Homemakers 

Garden Club 

Cmcor Center 

Church of ChrUt YBS 

Cancer i uii r 

AinoHuui Ixnjmn 

lUUHry Club 

Summer hegtiM 

28 

Holar 

( lob 

Cancer Center 

1 

The Magazine Club 

8JFUMU VIIS 

l'UC VMS 

15 

Church of Christ IIS 

Presbyterian VIIS ends 

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SAVK 

TODAY 

Till: II.N.B, 

WAY 

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WINDOW 

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HASKKIJ, 

SAVINGS 

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GOOD 

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DIUV1MN 

TO S.WE 

TIMU AND 

MONliY 

NATIONAL 

HANK'S FIIIST CON- - 

CKItN 

AllKA'S 

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1IASKKLL 

IS THIS 

IXONO.MIC 

I'UOGIir.SS 

NATIONAL 

BANK CO.NGHATUI.ATKS 

ALL YOUNG 

MV.S 

AND IVOMKK WHO 

aki: Arri:NDiN(i 

COLLKtJi: 

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CIIOOSi: YOUU 1573 

l.AK . . . Kill. 

IIASKi:i.L NATIONAL 

BANK I'Olt 

FINANCING 

Haskell National - Bank- 

--MKMBER F.D.I.C-.- 

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Just como to us to list your properly for 

sale or to examine the choice properties avail 

able to you. We welcome your inquiry. 

The HARTSFIELD AGENCY 

HASKELL PH. 864-266- 5 

RUSS AGRICULTURE FLYING 

$t 

AERIAL SPRAYING 

Caparol and Milogard 

Russ Matthews, Owner 

Call 864-203- 5 

South A ve. P and 7th Sired 


Vtf( 

Can Yoil 

CUT A UVOl 

. . . ; then, 

why should V0'1 

THAT'S OUR BUSINESS . . . and we've 

carpel profetiionally to Ihnt there' bVj 

lv nn wnUv ....I ... I.:.l.lu coll ' 

us K've you a bid on your next job . . 

co.t to you , . . You'll find you can't ll 

low prices , . . anywhere I 

,rt P. 

SHERMAN'S fffpi 

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Harvest Underway

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