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Club
Arthur Williams was
to members of (he
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read by the secretary,
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call with
bcrs m roll
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n. Mrs. J. J. Whcclcr
sentcd the opening
entitled, "The Day
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Ing'ovcr the business
was Mrs. ii. .
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a total of 33 visits
the sick and lonely
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fhur Williams receiv
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eluded rain and sun
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pillow cases and bed
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refreshments were
lo the members and
litor, Mrs. Hubert
Ic club will meet next
nme of Mrs. W. V.
m Thursday, May 8,
IK WHO'S HERE
hd Mrs. Monte Wain- -
)lncy, announce the
their daughter,
Carroll, born April 20,
a.m. in the Wichita
neral Hospital. Mon- -
Ihed 6 lbs. and was
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nal grandparents arc
Wli
per Expires May 20, 1975
BY OLETA
plumber from the
What do 30,000,000
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AUTYRES
7 a Beauty rest
your own home
ir 50 nights.
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CORNELIUS
Mr. and Mrs. Soiinv I'uitmk
of Rule ami paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Walnscott of Olncy. Great-grandmothis
Mrs. Vela
Pittcock of Hxetcr, Calif.
Great-grandfathis
Mr.
H. Tidrow of Mcgargel.
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DRILL TEAM NEWS
The Rule High School Drill
Team met April 23 and elected
officers for the 1975-7- 6 school
year. Officers elected were:
prcsidcnt-Jam- i Uarbcc, vice
prcsidcnt-Wynctt- c Williams,
treasurer-Bett- y Kittlcy and
reporter-Collee- n Townsend.
A Drill Team Council
also elected and council
members arc; Norva Lchr-man- n,
Cindy Thompson, Hetty
Kittlcy, Jami Barbcc. Wy-nct- tc
Williams, Jill LcFcvrc
and Lisa Bukurhul.
A committee to keep a Drill
Team Scrapbook was elected
also and those members arc
Colleen Townsend, Cynthia
Sorrclls and Maria Lchrmann.
1975 cheerleaders arc Jami
Barbcc, Sheri Hawkins, Wy-nett- c
Williams, Linda Rhoads
and Norva Lchrmann, head
cheerleader. They will attend
the Tarlcton Chccrlcading
School June 13 thru June 19,
at Tarlcton State College at
Stcphcnvillc.
Twirlcrs for the 1975-7- 6
year are Tammy Bishop and
Cindy Thompson. Lynn Fouts
is drum major. These girls will
attend Twirling School at
Cisco Junior College at Cisco,
June 1 thru June 6.
Sponsor of the Rule Drill
Team is Mrs. Tom Alvis.
VOLUNTEERS SERVICE
Members of the Rule
Volunteers Service met April
24, in the Fellowship Hall of
the United Methodist Church
We're Beautyrett Headquarters!
Comploto selection available
EE' BeLK?nE ' OACK CARE DACK CARE EXQUISITE
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Clinic as the speaker.
II".' topic of Mr. cac.
streams talk was. "under-Mantlin- g
and Working With
Mental Health In The Com-mutin- y
He listed several
Do s and Dont's on the
subject.
At the end of his talk he
stressed how the Mental
Health Clinic helps by solving
problems with education, referrals,
talk therapy, medicine,
play therapy, school,
workshop and how learning
problems arc helped. Also the
role the community plays.
How people on drugs and
alcoholism can be helped with
education and therapy and
also marriage and family
therapy.
LOCALS
Visiting last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Hines were
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hines of
Munday and Mrs. Gladys
Martin of Stamford.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Powell last Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Furr and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Barnett of
Stamford.
Mrs. H. H. Hines visited
last Monday and Tuesday in
Abilene with Mrs. Ruth
Wright.
100 YEARS OLD
On March 23, Mrs. L. W.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Jones Jr. and Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Cole of Rule, attended
the one hundredth birthday
party of Mrs. Coles uncle, Mr.
Jtul S. Jones.
The celebration was held in
the Hickman Rest Home in
Cisco, where Mr. Jones is a
resident. His two children,
Mrs. Guy Ellis of Woodson
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" HAVE A GOOD DAY... A BEAUTYREST DAY.
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and Mr. Marshall Jones of
C I co, hosted the party. The
guest list Included all the
nieces and nephews of this
remarkable man. Also many
area friends and the other
residents of the home.
Mr. Jones was alert and
recalled family happenings of
bygone days. He enjoyed the
country music furnished by a
talented group on interesting
instruments, the catered
refreshments and was looking
forward to a game of checkers
with an old friend after the
other guests left. The score
Lillys for his games arc little
sliding bead counters which
he made for sale years ago.
As a young man, Mr. Jones
raised cattle and sheep on a
ranch south of San Angclo.
Later he was with a telephone
company in Throckmorton
County and area towns. Now
he is enjoying the restful fruits
of a busy useful life.
Congratulations Mr. Jones,
May you have more Happy
Birthdays!
OBITUARY
Funeral services for Mrs.
Oscar (Lillic) Norman, 87, of
San Angclo and formerly of
Rule, were held April 26, in
the First Baptist Church of
Rule. Rev. Sam Sharp, pastor
of the First Christian Church
of Haskell officiated. Burial
was in the Rule Cemetery.
Mrs. Norman died April 25th,
in San Angclo.
Mrs. Norman was born
September 4, 1887, in May,
and had been a Rule resident
74 years. She married Oscar
Norman, May 4, 1902, in Rule.
He preceded her in death in
1956.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Kathryn Smith of
San Angclo; a son, Burton of
Abilene; four grandchildren
and two sisters, Mrs. Claud
Ashley of Haskell and Mrs.
Lonnic Lawson of Seminole.
SENIOR RECITAL
The Senior Recital of Misses
Susan Lewis and Colleen
Townsend will be presented
May 4th, at 2:30 p.m. in the
sanctuary of the Rule First
United Methodist Church.
Susan and Colleen arc
students of Mrs. C. M. Lester
of Stamford. Susan is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Lewis and Colleen is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Townsend Jr.
The public is invited.
YOUNG HOMEMAKERS
The Rule Chapter of Young
Homemakcrs met April 14,
with Mrs. J. B. Toncy of
Sagcrton as guest speaker on
Africa The topic of Mrs.
Toncy's talk was the role of
the African woman in Senegal,
her purpose in life, her
religion, her dress and the
family life. Mr. and Mrs.
Toncy were residents of Dakar
of Senegal in West Africa for
two years. Following the talk,
questions were asked and
discussed.
Hostesses were Mrs. Judy
New and Mrs. Sherry Fannin.
GIN SUPPER
The Rule Cooperative Gin
held their annual supper and
stockholders meeting on April
22, in the Rule School. The
barbecue meal prepared by
the junior class served 433
persons. Following the supper
a business meeting and
drawing for door prizes was
held in the auditorium.
A. D. May welcomed guests
and Rev. J. R. Williams led
the prayer. The auditors
report was given by Mr.
Borden Duffle of Abilene. The
managers report was given by
Norris Anders and gin
employees were introduced
and commended for their
services. They were; Novis
Pittcock, Shirley Smith, Boyd
Baird, Clco Bush, H. R
Trussell and W. G. May.
Also in the business meeting,
the terms of two directors
expired and they were reelected.
They were J. D.
Kupatt and Herbert Williams.
Others serving on the board of
directors arc; Elvin Kinney,
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418 N. 1ST STREET
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Aubrey Fonts and J. I..
Cameron. Fleeted as president
of the association was A.
I). Ma and Adrian Loll as
secretary. Serving as president
of the board of directors is
J. I). Kupatt and vice
president is Aubrey Fouts
with lllviri Kinney as secretary.
A number of business firms
donating door pri.es were;
Ousleys of Rule, Woods Pharmacy.
Allison Farm Supply.
Rogers Delintcd Seed, Hill
Bowles, Beauty-Te- e Den,
Mahler Supply, Frances
Beauty Salon, Lea's Beauty
Shop, Mobil Gas, Sorrclls
Texaco, Simpson's Oil Co. and
Jean Haugh. The door pri.es
were a variety of gifts ranging
from a crescent wrench, a load
of burrs, seed, cosmetics,
gasoline, flashlight, saw, and
numerous other things. Other
door pr'ues were purchased by
the Co-o- p Gin.
Receiving door prizes were;
T. K. Kcvil, Elvin Kinney,
Ronald Kinney, John Hisey,
A. C. Knipling, J. E. Kittlcy.
C. W. Dunnam, Raymond
Woolridgc, Herbert Williams,
Hubert Hunt, Festus Hunt,
Fred Shonerstead, E. L.
Elmore, Mary Place. Wallace
Dudcnsing, Bill Fouts, Mrs.
T. C. Conner, Wallace Allison,
Bill Boles. Loudell Barbee,
Mrs. Ed Cloud, Fred Hodgins,
Zina Bills, Ted Hines, Daniel
Florcs, Doyle Baugh, J. D.
Kupatt, Jerry Saffell. Richard
E. Mathis, Whit Clark, Leroy
Vandcrworth, Johnny Tcich-ma-
Elmer Bordick, Mrs. T.
E. Bell. Billy D. Kittlcy, J. R.
Barbee, J. L. Cameron, L. W.
Norman, Doyle Norman, Jack
Jones, Mid Johnson and
Howard Brass.
Following the drawing of
the door pri.es the business
meeting continued. Total net
earnings for the fiscal year
ending February 28, 1975 was
84.117.17. 40 of the net
earnings for the fiscal year.
84,117.17, will be paid in cash
and the balance issued in
stock. Payment on 1968 stock
19,246.84, 25 of 1969 stock
6,678.50, and 40 of 1974
earnings total amount paid to
patrons 59,572.20.
TO STATE
Representing Rule at the
UIL state meet in Austin this
week is; Norva Lchrmann.
Fran Wilson and Carol Duden-sin- g
in slide rule; Johnny
Bait in editorial writing; and
Norva Lehrmann and Terri
Flores in girls doubles in
tennis. Good Luck!
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RFGIONAI.MIil.i
Nursing injurirs the Rule
Bobcats entered the Recoil II.
Class B tr.uk meet held at
Cen-le- x Stadium at Bioun-wood- ,
April 26. and failed to
qualify a boy for the state
meet. Winning the over-al- l
meet was Cherokee with 56
points, 2nd was Goree with 44.
Meridian with 42. Alvord with
37, Bronte. 30. and Rule and
Paradise tied for 6th with 20
points apiece.
Boys entered in the meet
were; Steve Anders in the
high jump and 120 high
hurdles. Donald Bilbo in the
330 1 hurdles. Robert Baia
and Jerry lumlinson in the
shot, Jimmy Macias in the
discus. Wcs Kittlcy in the 440,
Jeff Denson in the broad jump
and 220, placing 4th in the
220. The sprint relay team ran
a 45.8 and placed 4th. They
were Johnny Menchaca. Charles
Threet. Jeff Denson and
Gary Lewis. The mile relay
team also placed 4th with a
37.1. They were Gary Lewis.
Charles Threet. Paul Flores
and Jeff Denson.
Rule can well be proud of
their track team. Each and
every individual put forth
every effort to try and all one
can ask is this. Injuries
happen and it seems a shame
that Rule's seem to happen
between their district and
regional meet but. Rule has a
young track team and promise
of a success season look good
for next year. We're proud of
you boy's.
MENU MAY 5-- 8
Milk served with all meals
MONDAY
barbecue buns
butter greens
kraut
cranberry sauce
carrot sticks
TUESDAY
red beans
butter spinach
cooked cabbage
onion & catsup
cornbrcad
peach cobbler
WEDNESDAY
ham, cheese, tuna, barbecue,
peanut butter sandwiches
spaghetti A: tomatoes
butter carrots with peas
butter corn
no bake cookies
THURSDAY
turkey roll
butter potatoes
seasoned green beans
cranberry sauce
peaches
batter bread
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