iJnd Wi ll not determlfle whic h unlve r · sHv I choos(' ." Houston said " I was su~pl'Ised to see how la rge the Univer · sity of T exas ca mpus is " " It ·s a hu ge Texas "'Looking At HODston,

21 Other Schools Interested f place ." Houston a dded

Houston s ta ted that he is ready to play for a uni versity He is ment a ll y prepa red . bul is not sure if he is phYS ica ll y ready ~,play . " I need to gai n 40 more pou ifds before I will be ready 10 play the pos it ion of defensive lackie for a unive rs it y." Houston sa id . ' 1 will probably pia}: e ither defens ive

end or tac kle depending on my weight al Ihe t ime. " Houston sa id

, Ri ck Hous ton, a 6 foot. 5 inch, 2 I 5 pound lineman. Joined othe r co llege recruits a nd was fl own to Aus tin to ta lk wi lh represenllltives of the Unive r s ity of Texas foot ba ll tea m .

Houston was escorted to Austin las t Sa turday a nd ret urned Sunda v a ft e r meeti ng' wi th the tea m coaches a nd looking over the ca mpus . He ha s been offered a full scholarship to play for Texa s but has not offi cia ll y s igned .on to pla y for th <.' rn

Texas IS not the only college or univcrsi t \' In lt' res ted in Hous ton He has been' offe red scholarsh ips a t . Bi!Y· lor . Texa s Tl'<' h. Co lorado and Ukla · homa Sta l ... . as we ll as m a ny othe r sma ll ... r Unl \'er s lt les

Hous ton vis ited Ok lahom a J an uary 16. Texas J a nua ry 23 a nd in the future he will tour Texas Tech J a nuary 30. Co lora do F ebrua ry 5 a nd possibly Bay lor a t a la ter da te .

Re prese n ta tiv es from the se fi ve ma jor un iversities have inte r viewed Houston in Aberna thy a t school a nd a t his hom e . He has been offe rcd full schola rships from each one .

Coa'che ha ve been wri'ti ng a nd ,all · Ing Houston s ince lasl .spring follo\\ Ing hiS J Unior vea l' . As a Jun ior al Abt'r nathy lli gh' Sc hool. Hous ton madt' 123 tackll's, 5R .of whi ch h .. \\a s Ihe flrs l man 10 Ihe ca rrier . I R un<lsslsl,'d and J 4ua rte rback sa cks li t' \\as abo alln , bul Cd wit h knocking do\\ n ·2 passes a nd

rE'cover ing ~ fwn bles . After the 1980 season. he was se lected first tea m All · Distr ic t defensive tackle.

The fo ll owmg yea r . 1981. Hous ton be tt e r ed hi s a lrea d y outs ta ndi ng Jun ior yea r per formance . He m a de 154 tackl es. 70 in which he was the firs t ma n to t he ca rri e r . 22 unassis ted J nd 6 qua rt f.' rbac k sacks . He a lso knocked down 3 passes. blocked 2 punts 'a ne recovered 3 fumbles

In t 9H 1 Hous to n was selec ted fi rs l warn ,\ II ,Dis tm:1 cfefe lt~ i ve tackle once agai n. a long Wit h be ing na med to Ihe firsl te3!p Al l South p lains . for hi~

"pt'rformance as an offens i\'e a nd de , fl'n"" .. tackle He ·wa" a lso selec ted flrs l 1(';lm All Sla te defenSive tackl e m

~ A compe ti ti on. Hous ton 's accompl is hmenls hi S

J un ior a nd Senior yea rs made hi m one of the s ta le 's Inp s choolboy pros pects fo r un ive rSit y play Houston has re o ce"'ed le tt e rs of Inquiry from some 15 IIIl1H'rslt lCs a ll over Ihe L' nit ed States. ll1t'i u(ilng C (' L ,\ a nd Cornell L·nive r · sl lles

He made Ihe stale " Hlue Chip" lis t In jour spor t m agazi nes a nd two new pa pers. Ihe Fort Worth Sta r Telegram and Ihe Oa li as \ lor lll ng :\ews

In a rece nt inte r \'le\\ wi lh Houslon. ht' stal eg tha,1 he ha s not offiCia ll y Signed \\'llh Tex·as . bul 'he \\ as ve r~ Inl{' rE'Sled 111 Ihe school

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WE 11 ,-\ VE VOTE R REG ISTR.HIO:'I' ca rds a t the Review that we received from F ra nk Stuart , Tax Assessor Col· lector fo r Lubbock County.

The reg is tra tion ca rds a re for those

He a ttributes' his s uccess as a n "nlelope to Ihe othe r members of the leam " II I' \\ e re like one ·ha ppy fa mily thiS \'ear." Hous lon sa id " Eve ryone \\'.IS;; leader . there were no a rgume nts and the leam pulled together . We pla\'ed as much for each other as we rlld for ourse lves." Hous ton ended

lIouston will ma ke a decis ion wi thin the rl('xt 1\\0 \\ eeks on whether 01'·- no t If) play for Texas

l-t"k IS Ihe .,on of \"/ r a nd r.l rs . !ll a c 1I 0us ton and Ihe gr ,JI1dso n of '\Ir a nd \ Irs Bil l\' 1I 0usion

Rjck " ouston

Ild" ns ;\e & Off" lIs i\'e Lim' man

Band Hall Offiee~ Jr. High Gym Burglarized

Thp .\ iJcm3 Ih\· lli gh School Ba nd I-Ia ll olhee "Ii" broken mlo laSI Salur, da v flight ,Ind 'l'\'e ra l expensl\'e Ile m s \\ en ' t .. ~ ('n . ;!ccordm!ot 10 PolIce Chief Hdnnond \" .. un

:\;lrlln ",llfn;lled Ihal t\\U or ltu'ce peopll' l·ntt' n·d Ihe JUlllo r High gym "ll h " k{· \ i>,'lore brE'akl,lg OUI Ihe Il l,,,, III d \\ Indo\\ In thl' hand hall ol flc l ' rlll'\ C"lIen'd Ihe uilice and took

se\'era l Ilem,. :\a ron sta ted Taken from Ihe Ju nIor High gy m and

the hand hall ofFice wcre II footbal l Jer'l', , . ~ rad iOS . 2 ta pe recorders. a croquel ,('I. an e lec t riC hea te r , some louis and pOSSibly SOllIE' othe r item s

- IAa I ha ve nOI been discovet llfJ ," . The bu rgla rs a lso hroke a wmdow IIi

Ihe gym :\a ron s a id tha t the burgla ry IS presenll\' under investi ga t ion

Dorothy Sinelair Seeks Be-Eleetion

Dorut h\ Si ncla ir announces her ca n· dlda", f~r r(" e leCl lon 10 the office of IJlstl'l'l'1 Clerk of lIa le Coun l\ In Ihe iJemucratlc P nman

\Ir~ ~Inclal r IS 'a nat,,'e of Ha le ' ('ount\ Jnd gradua led from Pla ll1 vJ(.' \\ HI!lh School In 194 2 She IS a reS ident uf P lall1\ I~" a nd the" Ido\\ of Robe I' I \ 1 ~1f1('lal r a long t ime e mployee of Soulh" estern Bell Telephone Com , pan\ \1 1'> Si nc lair is the mother of 1"0 daughlers. \ lrs . Terry , Rac hel , Euba nk" of Wichllll Fa lls. Texas and 1; ' \ I'n ~'ndalr , a sophomore a t Tnmly r lll\'ers ll \ In San Antonio

In ,et.'k·lI1g a nother term . :IiI'S Si n· clair , Ia les " "lanv c ili zens of Ha le COUnl\' seldom. if e'ver . come in con· lacl \\'lIh our office . unless it is through Jurv dut y In our funct ions. we do louch ma",' lives 111 \'Ila l areas suc h as divo rcE's. ' pa rent,child r e la tions hips . child ,;upport and various othe r civ il mall(' r , . as we ll as fe lon\' c r im es, JlI \ l'nilt' offe nse, a nd de li n<ju,ent pro·

perl\ tax SUII S .

\II's SII1Clai r ('ont lnued : " It has been a pn vilege for me 10 serve as DIS lnct Cle rk for the last seven yea rs . In Iha l lim e. the office has been

who have m oved or they have c ha nged their address a t the P ost Office . Those who have a different address should conta ct the voter registrar of the county they live in a nd they will be

re·loca ted three t im es. once to a llow fo r expa nsion. a nd the other two moved in connection wi th the Court· house remode ling . Also. a second Dis· trlct ('ourt waS created to accomoda te • the II1creased \\ orkload of the judicia l s\·slem . a nd the re have been severa l change" '111 the Judges of the two IJI,t rJ(' t Courts T hr ough a ll these cha ngl'; , I beheve the Dis tric t Clerk 's office has continued to m eet the needs of the Courts. and he nce those of the clti7,ens of Ha le County , eff ic ientl y. courlPously and promptly .

I a pprecia te the support of the HaJe Counly vOlers in the past. a nd I will apprec iate your continued support. In re turn , I pledge m y cont inued best effort s in ful fill ing your trus t. "

sent a correc ted cer tifica te of registra · tion wi lh the new address .

If the cha nge is to another county , the voter m us t register in the county of his or her new res idence .

This is wha t ha ppened to me last vea l' when I m oved from 3 I'd street ; Lubbock County J. to the othe r side of 16th s treet I Hale County ). I notified Lubbock a bout the change of a ddress , but I neglected to regis ter in Hale Count v. . Vot~r certifica tes have been mailect

to a ll the regis tered voters to the address as shown on the records on file in the Tax Assessor office. The Post Offi ce wi ll re turn the voter certificates to the regis trar if the addressee is no longer a t that a ddress ,

Thos e who h ave changed their address and would like to have their voter certificates updated can come by the Review and pick up a registration ca

TIll' 1_,,1\ 1.1) ,,,,,, ,'lIule! hart!l\ fI1~ IIII' IIf" 1 ' ,IfHf ~"' I)fld qu .'r~ oul ~ l'\Jnll i-! lu lia I ~ #) and 20 I h to 1{'; ld

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\\I're Ifl .1 po"IIIJIl \\lWI'" Ihl'\ ('uuld coni 1'111 III\' 1'l",1 01 Ih., ~a rn (' scoring 19 l1l o r~ poIIH ~ In Ihe IIl1rd lu lead 5I!J~

Delwin Webb Honored With Reception

Ttll'rt' wil l be " recepllon and open

Dora Ta1bott Hears Books And Magazines On

Special Reco~~,ing Equipment For The Blind.

The I .. Jdy Lopes were a wesome III

house honon ng Dr DelWin Webb for :1 1, from ~ . ~o to 4 '30 111 Ihe Admmis · hi' 19 year Sl ' l'\ let· dS SUp<'l'Inl('ndrnl Irall'Hi Building a t Hi gh School , for Ihe Aberna th\' School Di stri ct The en ll re community is inVit ed to

ThiS \\ il l ta ke pla,e Sunday , Janua ry a ll end .

Oora Ta lbott of 610 2nd Aberna thy , has discovered a n unique way to continue e njoy ing her favorite maga· zines a nd books .since she is no longer able 'to read them as they a re printed .

Dora's eyes ight is continuously get· ti ng worse and she has problems even reading la r ge ty pe with a mag nifyi ng glass .

Recently. Dora found out tha t the Sta te Library has record players and ca se tte players for those who cannot see to read . These players are speCial· Iy des igned for s ight impa ired people ' having operation ins tructions e tched in brail on them .

The casette a nd record players ha ve different ·speed controls from your aveJ'-/lge players . The speeds ca n be varied depending on your comprehen, sion of the mater ia l. Record speed~ can be varied from 8 RPM's to 33 RPM 's , The casettes are three hou~ long each and the casette players a lse have variable s peeds.

The materia l : Magazines , books . the bible , e tc ., are recorded by organiza· tions such as Da llas Ta ping F or The Blind. These organizations hire and accept volunteers to read magazines and books while recording the.ir voices .

Dora can order just a bout a ny book or magazine s he wants, which will be recorded on either a casette tape or record. Monthly s~ gets Good -House· keeping, U.S. News and World Re por t and . Tr.avell Holiday. She haS) a lso ordered· severa l books, a lso recorded on tapes and records ' in which she IiIIen1 to. He r ' favorite is scr iptum recorsted from the Bible,

She orde rs the ma gazines directly from the publis hers . who a lso ha ve a ta ping s .. rv ice for the blind. Books a re ordered from the Sta te Li bra n ·. The order ca ta logues a re typed i ~ very la rge print a nd Dora uses her magn i· fyi ng g lass to se lect the ma te ria l s he will order

Dora s ta ted tha t she has talked to se\'eral loca ls who a re inte rested in

oblll ining this specia l equipme nt for the blind . She applied at the Abernathy Lib ra ry when this service was brought to her a ttention bv Mrs , Hackler .

Dora a lso sa id tha t those interested could wr ite the Te xas State L ibrary, Box 12927 Capitol Sta tion , Austin , Texas 78711. or they can have an application 'blank sent to them by calling 1·800·252 ·9605.

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Doroughs To Sing AndPrea,ch At Nazarene Revival Serv'ices'

Hr v .11111 ami " a rol Dorouj,th wil l ,l Ug and preach c1unng ttw week of ~"ebruary '2 ·i at Ihe First Church of N • •• .,.n. in Aber-

Ilu thy Heviv" 1 services will be

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AB ERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW

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Rev. J im Dorough has been active in the ministry. serv ing the Church of the Na7.arene in many a reas

During his college ca reer at Bethanv Nazarene ('01·

lege. Betha ny. Oklahoma . Jim was a member of the Gospe l Team a nd was the preacher for Ihe BNC Qua r· te l. Afte r gra dua t ion he trave led with the Clarion Tr io. Hev. Dorough a Iso holds a Master of Theology degree fro m ~azarene Theu logical Seminary

Before enter ing full ,li me evangelism. Jun served as you th pastor a l ... Trin ity Church of the Nazarene in Okla homa City . Uk la homa .

Caro l ~' Ii nn e r Dorough tra ve ls with her husband She has been involved In

vocal ilnd Inst ru mental musIc a ll her Iof • . She also " 'US (t member of the H\C ( ;ospel Tl'am while In co l· lege.

The [)oroughs present a full -rcmge program of music and preachi ng, Their minis · try is biblical and person ­cente red From their 111·

vo l vemenl in the loca l ('h urc h and the active evangelist ic fie ld , they h;)\'(' gained inSIgh t Into peoples everyday prob lem s that

4 allav. them to communicate the ~ospd In iI fr(>sh. unIque \\ a~'

McClendon.- -Myers Engagement

Mr and :\Ir s \\l ayrre McClendon of Denve r ' l

Colorado. annou nl,: e the (' n o

gagement and approaching ma rnage of their daughter , Kern Lea of I.ubbock . to Soe\" ~I v"rs of I.u bbock S t ('\,(' IS thl.' son of Marjor ie and Jackll' ~ t ~ ers of L\Jb­bock

The wedding \\ III be 'I",,'h 1 OIh at St Luk.'·s l 'mled :'-.lethudlst Church In

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a OS in J l ousing & I nterJO r Des Ign

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'1'h(' groom IS (,Ill pl o~ ed by t he I.uhhoc k I ncie p,' ndenl SdlUOI UI :-. lrl tl i llld Ih{' b rtdl'· t: !l'('1 I~ empluyed as a ~ubslltUI I' teache r for the l.ubhoc k .I SIJ .

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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE 3 DAYS ONLY (Jan. 28, 29, 30)

ALL FLOOR MODEL APPLIANCES ARE REDUCED FROM OUR REGULAR PRICE BY

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$30°0 TO $50°° 7 REFRIGERATORS 7 DRYERS

6 FREEZERS 7 WASHERS 1 MICROWAVE OVEN

28 FLOOR MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM

SUPER SPECIALS Washer & Dryer Set Microwave At Dealer Cost

$110 00 OFF $266 50

We will. alsO order any General Electric appliance that is not on our floor, At " 20 00 OFF OUR REGULAR PRICE

SCOTT FURNITUR-E & APPLIANCE 718 Ave C -GE Aurthorized Dealer 298-2551

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I BIRTH! I Mr and Mr~ Mlke D.

Hennog. of 102 Ave. L. Aber · ""thy . are prrud to an· nounce the bi rth of Ca rolyn Dar lene Henni g. born .Ianuary 15 at Hi·Plai ns Hos , pitHI,n' H31e Center

Thei r daughte r weighed 6' pounds 10 I '! ounces and was 111 ,nches long at birth ,

Grandpa rents a.,. Mr. and \Irs Ke nnilh Wright of Abernathy and Mr. and Mrs . 'Iarhn Hennig of New Deal.

\ 11' and Mrs . Gary Stone 01 Alx>rnathy a re the proud pa ren ts of a son. J oshua \Va.vn(·. born J anua ry 22 nd il l :I :16 p.m . ,n South Park 1I", plta l He weighed 7 Ibs. ;.md 91 ,: 07..5

Grandpa r ents a re b1r and .\10', Dolton Slone 8r Wolf· flJrth a nd :'.lrs . H.L. Leathe r · wood of ,llxlrna thy Grea t grHndpar ents a re Mrs I.('athen\ood of Sha llowater , \lr'~ LCt \ ' ~l1l La C\' of Aber · nath~ and .'.lrs, f\ L , Slone.

BROWNIE moop '2 plans strategy for the annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale to begin Friday . On the front row, from len to right is Kris ti Robinson , Tanya Rice , Tory Evans , Ta na Cox & Darla Waits. On tlJe back row , from left to right is Angie Hearn, Kara Davis , Rhetta Riley . Troop Leader. Micha Riley and Sha nnon Peeples . I Revi.w-Photo)

Sr. of Abe rnathy. and one great·g reat gra~dmother .of Hale Center. Mrs. Bertha Hunt

Girl Scout Cookie Sale Begins Jan. 29

Methodist Youth Sponsor_

Barbeque Luncheon

Kooka bu rras a nd Hoe· the Council. It wiU he lp dow ns a r e the newes t s u ppor t se min a r s . work -cook ies to be added to tbe shops. a nd other troop and Gi rl Scout line of familiar council sponsored a ctivities , fa vor ites . a nnounced Mrs . It wi ll he lp local gi rls part i· Thc' 1: \1 Y will be ser"i ng a

Barbt'ljUl' brisket luncheon Sunda v. Janua r y 31 . a t \! 111 1' noon The lunc h wlil 1)1.' .,er\"ed In the Methodist I IJUrl' h fellow ship hall Ca ll out order s Will be lakE.'n a t .: ~:!.! 40

Tho [ ' ,11' youth a re ea rn· Ing ml) nl'~ for Iheir s~~t r ip 10 t :IOrl t'W . ~ey, \ 'lelCil'o

Sponsors wi ll be the ne" vouth di rec tors. Mr, a nd ~l rs . Hicky Dunn. and ~ I r and ~Irs Steve J ackson Mr and , Irs . Itlcha rd DuBose will a lso sponsor the tr ip

E\'ervone is i nVIted to the LuncheOn Su nday and the UMY.are 1 09~in gl rorwa rd to haVln~ i:) la rge crowd

Nolen Swain, P resident of cipa te in Na tiona l Girl SeOUl the Ca proc k Gir l Scou t even ts . such as the Wider Coun c il. T he Gir l Scout Opp o r t un itie s pr o gra m . cookie sale begins J anuary The funds will also help 29 a nd will r un for two m a inta in ~nd d.velop Ca mp weeks. conc luding February Rio Blanco. a resident camp H . for the 1 8-County """,prock

Kookaburra s are thin Girl Sc ou t Coutill'l\ an d cookie wafers with caramel loca ted northeast of Crosby·

.... in between a nd a re covered ton ., in c hocol a te . ~ Hoedowns combine pea nut creme and The g irls are presented

I'''TEIJ) OF F tG HT· is on the home economics chocola te with a cookie ' awards a ccording to the t\(; Til E l'iWWJ)S on busy sta ff of the Texas Agn cul · crunch. Also. Mints, Savan. number of boxes they se ll . .,\ti'kl'nds a t your favor ite tura l Ex tension Service. The na hs . Scot . teas, Dutch-n- Top prize is an $85 camper· dt'parlm<-nt stores . try mail Texas A&~'I Universi ty Sys· Such. and Chocola te and ship toward resident camp orrll:'rl ng selec tive fashiOns tem Van illa Crem es will be sold or counci l event. awarded to /rom c lothing ca talogs Rh inestone, we re first aga in this year. Each box of those seiling 180 boxes or , '1<11 hlng has become the made ,n Germany and .ar e cookies will sell for $2.00 mor. , Certifi ca tes . posters , ni.llu)fl 'S fif th largest ma il · named fo r the RiYer Rhine , All money collected from patches, T-shirts , a nd a $55

~~1;: m:):~!t!~ha~lt~5 ~~~~~~ They ' re artificia l st o ne s . . the cookie sale remains in ~~~~shi~,::~ ~~: ac:~1~ ",1\ " Bec ky Sa unde rs. a ' mascol is a rrog which will l'iot hoog spe~ i a li s t Saunders WII ,\T tS TH E RIRLE ' a ppear on all awards .

• _________ -. T.xt "They began telli ng each other how the ir hearts ,.. ________ ...

had felt strange ly warm as h" talked with them and FlI\~T IlAPTIS.TUI CRl'1I \ ....... .. : \IBI \, 0"'( ;01)

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;o;und .. \ School ~ ... ;) a m .\Iurrlln~ \\ orshlp I! :Hl a m I r;1IIII tlj;! l ' !1I1Jn Ii un pm .\1/) .'\1 ),1\ \\00)"11'" '\1 1~~ 'fln.:t n L"nion .I nd Hrutht'r hO()(! ; ' o rl J) OJ

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I. ' hE I I Ell .\IETIIOIlIST

expla Hled the scr iptures suring the v. alk down the roa d" . .. 1 I ith Sl. :!9M-:! ;))s ';

L~~I~~; o~; 1 :\:;:ew~I~~n:e ~:~~~~ had a bible of our own or Kt:\ . Ll _IIY1l E. RIDDLES Sund.\, School 9 : J O a .m .

had access to one. P erha ps this is t he reason so many take Morni~g Worshi p 10 : 40 a .m adva ntage of the scriptures and do not lea rn from them a s Churc h Tra ining 6: 00 p ,m we should . P . rhaps this is the reason fo r the quesllon today, What Is The Bib le" Le t me list a few things U\'iOg 6 ' tit) p .m

1 'The Bib le is the word of God because through it the ~~~i~~;~o~~hiP 7: UU p.m . broken relationship between God and ma n is repa ired , P rayer Meeting.n: 30 f'."m .

2 . The Bible Is the word of God because it's writers were Inspired a nd obeyed God,

3 The Bible is the Word of God beca use it reveals sin and its consequence plus the saving pow. r of God through J esus Chris t.

4 The Bible is the Word of God because it a lone has the true li fe and teachings of J esus Christ.

Since tile Bible is the Word of God , should we not sludy . learn and then live by it':

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Tommie B""k WED "'ESDA Y: Firs t Uni ted Methodist Church Chi ld ren's & Adult 's

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. Pla m"iew Hwy Sunday School to · UU a .m'. i-_________________ -j Morning Worship 11 ., 00 a .m .

E\'c ning Worship 6: UU p.m . t 'IIt 'I\CII WEDNESDAY '

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It~~! (":~~\(:~ )~'~~~i~s FARMERS CO-OP GIN ( 'lIl·ItCIiOFTIlE Sunda \ S('hool tU IIU a m "Scrvice The Yea r I\ound" :-; .. \ZAHE,t: 1st and :t rd Sundllvs P honr298,252 7 :\ bernathy ,\ \'t' . . \ &:ithS1. 298·2832 Morning Wor~ h i p i 1: 00 CI .m 1----- - - ------------1Sundav School 10: 00 a .m Bibhle Stud" 7 : U U Morni~g Worship 1 t : 00 a .m . E\'cning Worshi p 7' :HI p m SAY ·A·LOT Eve ning Worship 7: 00 p .m . \It: J):\ ~:SIJ ,IY FAMILY CENTER WE DNESDAY' Worsh,p S"n'i«' R ,,0 P III BEN FHA"' KLI ' VAHIETY Praver Meetin ·Blbte

Food Supermarket and a line Study 6 : 30 p.m , 01 gene ra l merchandise

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P hone 298·25 t t Training Union 5 : 00 p .m . \\,U):\ESIH Y I Sept. · May , Evening Worship 6: 00 p,m. I.ldies Uas< 10 : 00 a .m I------"'-------,-------j lI ihl" n "" , :10 p.m- ' C.S.t , BRIGHTBILL HEATING AND AIR ~~al~A~:~::~~~~30pm. ,

R uU' p.Ill .·' d .s .t .1 Prayer Meeting 5: 00 p,m.

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Sunda\' School 9: 45 a .m , ~lorni~g WorShip 10 : 45 a .m. Youth Services 5: 30 p.m . Evening Worshi.p 6: t 5 p .m WE DNESDAY ' \Vol'Ship Service i : 30 p.m.

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Sunday Sehool ' 9: 45 a .m , Moml;'g Wo",hip 10 : 45 a ,m. Training Union 6 : 00 p.m . Evening Worship 7 : 00 p,m, WEDNESDAY :

We give Green Stamps Prayer Meeting 7: 30 p.m . i--- -----------------i Youth Met!tlng & Bible

WOLF IRRIGATION Study 8: 00 p,m ,

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Sunday Worship 9: 45 a ,m . Phone2!J8.2114- REV, MATIltEWD'SOVZA Morning Worship 11 : 00 a ,m , I----------------- ---i Morning Mass 9: 00 a .m. Evening Worshi~ 6: 00 p.m, RICHARD DUBOSE WEDNESl)AJY : UMY 7: 00 p.m . . INSURANC.E, Religious Education WEDNESDAY : .Classes 7 : 30 p.m. C.lIoir Practice 7 : 30 p.m . 298,2536 REAL ESTATE 762-1440 Mas. ,I : 30 p.lII_ U.M.W. 2nd Monday' P .O. Box 580, 924Av.rnD mVRSDAY :Ji each month· M.... 1.: So.·p, • .

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"Teo M"e.~' For Idalou 9th Girls Po ••• Peterslt.rg For

Lady Lop s Win Seeond

The Abernathy Artelopes talned solely with free were " too much" for Idalou throws. The Antelopes ex· last Tuesday night at· Aber· ploded in the second scoring nathy winning 75-63 . This 28 more points and led 4 t ·21 gave the Lopes their sec..,d at halftime. district victory. The Lopes would maintain

the fourth . The 9th grade girls team won first place at the McAdoo tournament this past weekend.

In the first round the freshmen girls got a bye and

First Place advanced to the second. The second round the 9th ferns edged Ida lou 38·36. Holly Shafer scored 16 points and Johnnia Harrell 14 .

TM 9th grr. won lint place by poundq Peten· burg 55-24 in !he finals . Hony Shafer scored 22 points and Johnnia Harrell 13 .

The Lady Lopes won their second district gume against Idalou 'Iast Tuesday night 40'-36.

Aberna thy lems had an al · mos t "ornIort ah le :15 , 26 lead,

In the first quarter Abet"· the lead throughout the nathy scored 13 points to game scoring 12 points in Idalou's 7. which they ob- the third quarter and 22 in

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Rodney Cannon was the leading scorer with 24 point. followed by Sammy Galloway with 23 and Clelus Irlbeck II . The win put the Lopes at 10·1:1 overall. Idalou 's record dropped to 14-7 overall and I-I in dis· trict play

Freshmen Boys Win Second At McAdoo,

The Lady Lopes kept the lead throughoul the game scoring 10 points in the first quarter and 1:1 in the second to lead 23·18 a t inter · m ission .

Abernathy conlinued to apply defensive pressure in the third quarter allowing Idalou only H pOinl> while scoring 12 more . lit the end OI the third quarter the

Idalou rallied In the fou rth to score 10 poin ts while holding the Lady Lopes to only 5. but the Lopes were too far ahead and won by 4 points .

Vicky McKenzie was the leadi ng · scorer with 15 fo ll owl~1 closel v h" Swce\' K c ll ~y with 14 .' - .

7th Won last Monday night t~ The . 7th boys defeated Nazareth here. The leading

Nazareth 34 ·2 4 last Monday scorer was Harold ' Miller night. Chuck Thompson was with 25 poinls followed by the leading scorer with t 2 Ross Bennett with 12. followed by, Everett Irlbeck with 8, ~ t, .p~ ' Ho~'s win ~! ... , 2

The J Y boy s defea ted Idalou ' last Tuesday night here . Ed Teal was the lead-

ing scorer with 2 1 points. Larry Perkins had 18. Iol­lowed by Bill NulVl with 10 . The JY Lopes won 59-42 .

.IV Girls Bl'al Idaluu The JY Girls beal Idalou

last Tuesda y night 52 ·42 . Sarah Mi ller was Ihe leading scorer with 1 i and Patricia Ga rcia Iollowed with t 3 points

Xth Wins ( 'losl' (;am~

.IV Boys Swat llornets The JY' crushed the Tulia

Hornets 63·41 Friday night at Abernathy

Ed Teal was the leading scorer of the game with 21 points followed by Larry Perkins with 16 a nd Scott ~'urgeson 10 .

.)\',I.uP.(· F(>ms Stomp Tulia The JY Lope ferns stomp­

ed Tulia here last Friday evening 4 ti-19.

, The Freshmen Boys won second place at the McAdoo Tournament Ihis pasl week· c'fld .

In the first round they

ah Gra(h' liirls " .... I Idalou . The 7th grade girls played Ida lou here Monday nighl and "on 38- 1 ~ . Mikki Webb scored 16 ' points and Gina Salinas 8 points

defeated Christ The King 56-42 . Harold Miller scored II and Ross Bennett 9.

The second round the rreshmen Lopes downed Idalou 51·38. Miller had 17 and Kelly Hill 9 poi"ts~

In the finals against Lorenzo. the Freshmen Lopes lost 35-84 . Miller was once agai n the leadin,!! scorer with 13 followed by John Vandygriff with 6

The 1.ad )· 1.opes 'mpoved th(,~ir (}\'(,'rall record 10 II · 15 and D lstrlrt rl'('o rd to 2-0

7th Girls Third t'f I~iuh·fi .. ld The 7th gFade gi rls tea m

won third place at the Little­field Tournament last Thursday through Saturday

In the first round .they

Leveliand 3:l- a5 in j the ....... second round. \llkki Webb scored H pOints In this game

The Kth boys edged I'\azareth here last Monday night. :IY-:lfi. Jim Hob Carver had 10 points a nd Billy ('oopt' r 12

The leading scorer was Melanie Pa rks wil h 14 points.

Shallowater Edges

. deleated the LittleIield B tea m 40 -17. Gina Salinas scored 6. and Sharmin Toler 6.

In the :J rd round the)' factod the 1.e\'ell and Blea m (Ind won :1:1 -15 to take thi rd pl ace !\likkl Webb lAas OfIL'l'

ag;Jlll thl.' I l'ildln~ scorer wl lh I H polnl s

Lorenzo 55·51 Ktll (~radr Girls

The 71h 1.0p<· ferns lost tu

7fh Bo~s .'ourfh /H Uuh·fi .. ld

.I . Inns . --tUII 'TIlK OF OPTOMETKl'--

SOFT CONTACTS AND COMFORT

devil. Bul. the cornea IS

very choosy in its pain sensitivity . It r eacts more actively to than s ize. Soft lenses ab­sorb the warm tear flu id making them more pliant and natura l·feeling in the eye.

ilh (~I'ild(' 110\ ~ Lost. LOSl' In Ov('rtim(' .\1 Ida I,;" The Hth grade gi rls played

Th,' 7th grade boys played Idalou here Monday a nc I .. t Ida lou Mo nday night at 20 -22 in an overtime game. I da l ou and lost ::!9-32 Sharon Thomason scored 11 Everctt Ir lhl'Ck scor ed 1 () pomts and Mary COOPN points . .. made (j points

Kth (;n.ult- lSu\ ~ Los(' ~ To Ida l;m

The 8th grade boys playt'd Ida lou therc and los t :~ ;1-44

Cooper made 1:) poin L'; .

Fn'shnu'n (.irls UU\\11 Id"luu

Thl..· Freshmen girls beat Ida lou here ~lolx:1a y night :\ 8-29 11 011), Shafer scored ) 1 point s and Amy Pettit scort' d 9 pOlO t ~

Sh<.t llowa le r edged lore n­zo last Tuesda\' 55·51 to rcmain undefl'airo in Dis· tri c t 4·:!"\ c() mpi.~ti tion with .1 r t'('orrt of 7-0

Sh<.lll uwa t(·r s cor('d 14 points In tht' fIrst quarh' r ill1d K in the second to Lor e n­zo 's 7 and I .) to 11(' th(' gam(' .11 mlL'l'missinn 22 ·22

The third .... qui.trter ._. was hIghly l'ompetit l\'(" with bot h tpams sco r ing 16 points to r(,'IlWln t it~d :~H ':HI gOlllg in to Ihe fourlh

The lourth quart er deler ­mined the outcome of the game a s Shallowater pro­du ced 1 i points to Lorenzo' s 13 and Shallowater won by 4 po,n ts . , 5-5t . 10 ca pture firs t place in Ihe di strict stand­mgs Lorenzo was undereat ­lod up to th is ga me and lell to 6·1 L('~t'hng scure rs for Shal ­

lowater w(lr~ Stuart Smil11 with lU point s. J OE" Mal ­donado Il and Tomm \' Garla nd l 'l -

The 7th grad{' boys won fourth pla et' at thl' Llttlt' , field' Tournanwnl thiS pa st wt.'t .' kend wlIlnmg :J:l · l1 O\'l'r Sudan In I ~W fIr st roun d Chuck ThompsOII ~l'o r(>d H

plml $ in Ihl s Iotamt~

Thl' s('comt round the ;- Ih tx.y~ were defl'uled by 1I t.·r£>

ford L.If )I(.tt a :'W-:! H E \'C'r t" (I Irlb(\ c k " as th t' Il'il dlll ~ ~l'l)l'l.' r WI th I (I

In thl' third ru und t he\ pla~ ('<i for th Ir d pla ce ~n~1 lu~ 1 37-41 to Lc\'C' ll a nd I r l beck ",,' .1!-t the 1e;ldmR scorer \\ Il h ' I

Sha.llowater t'PDlS

Do,,'o I ... orpozo • Th t· Sh a llmla tl'r f t' rn ~ .l ull ,· 11 .11'.1 1"011 \, Hh .21 dov,flt'd I.Ofl ' rl W ::'2·n 11) pt ltllh .Int! H I·I)!'., \ppll·g,tll·

If pressed for a one·word summary of the advantage of ·the soft contact lens . that word wo:uld De ··comIort". The patients who most appreciate this are former hard lens wearers who stopped using them because of discom· fort. When a soft lens is put on their eye. they a re a b­solutely astounded by the lack of any annoying sen·

In facl. a large object touches your cornea all the time-your eye lid . Yet. you fe ll no pa in each time you blink. A contac t lens. which is large compa red to a speck of dust. won't hurt e ither . provide d it 's properly fitt ed

Frt· ... hml·n H() \'s I),'ft'att'd Th~ freshmen boy s playt.'{1

. Id il luu i\tonda y night at Ida lou and lost 17·47. Ha rold \1ill er m<ide 17 points and D.uT L' 1I YOUIl,L! 10 IWlIl ts

Sunshine Group Enjoys Program Il11prU\·t' tht' lr rl)fOrd \(1 4 '\ 1 ( I

In J h ~ t n l' 1 l'Umpt' l l l lol'l anrl Thi' I.Ul I'IlIo 11·m .... Ii'II to 13 ·7 o\l' ra ll I tH II \I'! ,Ill ,lilt! II ';" In " , ...

sa tion Did you ever wonder

why a contact lens placed directly on the cornea does not hurt? I'm sure you 've had the experience of a

And Luncheon

speck of dust irrilating the In the mleresl uJ iN"er V!Sfon

eye and by extension you f rom the o/fiCf! of:

would expect a contac t II .. , . \ rmb.lt'ad . . \loort'. & c;tb:.on lens ( which is so much 1 1:11 ·;'iuth St. Lubbock . Tx 79411 bigger! to hurt like the 74 7-1635

Good Drivel"s Sa\'c l'p To 20 %

On Your ,\lIto Illsuranl'l ' ( ;dl ; " ..... j I ~:

farmers In!turance Gf(lup

Thl' Suns h i n(' l:roup had tilt' l r fl r ~ t Inc'ding for thr .\l'\\ Y{,~Jf lasi lllUrsday al 11 p m Then' WL)fe Sl'\'l~ r~ I (lid rlH!lllbl'rs back a nd ~OIll C \ I ~i lu r~ pn·:-,t·nt

Dut \ ' 011 Stru \'c . reporler . \~a s with lhe gro up fo r lunch SIlt' looked good a nd

St·t 'lned In he dOlOg r(" iJ I \\ pll It \\a ~ ~ {) good til ha\'e Uut bark a ~a ln :I nd I'w'r \'­fJlll' hopl · ... 10 ~ l'( ' her <.I~:w ; n .... uon

1-',\ t ' ladlt · .... \ 1 ~ lIl' ri a t

f\n ':-'''' fllgh ~L' h uul Audl ­'unum la :- t S,lI11rd ay for a prO~r;lfI1 p UI lln by the

DETERMINATION That's what has made the South Plains a viable economic region .

A determination to stay with ito-through good times and bad.

For over two decades we've stood by with our resources to help

determined people realize the full potential of this land. /

We share your concern and we reaffirm our commitment.

fllStS1ATE~DA ... K . 01!SHALLOWATEA

MEMBER FDIC

A Li,tI •.. ,: B.tt.r Bank

H S \ . I' Retired SenI or ' \'olunt t:'l' r Progr am . senior {'It lZt'ns of Tulw

Ll' iHllnj! :r:.(,' ol"er ~ \l.CI'(' tnt' l

The pro~l"am was ve r v l'n ll'r t'.lI nlllg Ther(l' wer r 50 l11t'rnh('r~ present thai nlli!ht Tht, ~roup ha s a band which 1:-' l' al h'd thl' Ha nl'ht'tt fo\ll cht'n Ba nd The y un' "'.'1'\'

~nod ~1 ~1\bt> .... on'letm'M.· Ihe ~ L'<!!1 L'um~ iJnd pt.'rfocm (0-1'

tht' Sun:-.hln l' (;roup Sorm' of thl"S(-' folks are In Itx'ir Ht J' ~

"" ho pt.'d orm In thl~ IXttld

Tues. Feb. 2

Hl' \' Johnnlt.' Williams g:.I\,l· the progr~lm \'\'hl C' h Wtl ~ t'IlJoYl'd hy all Tht­J.!roup sang scv{' ral songs Fluyd a nd Ldlll' '1 ~1t, Ship­man san)/. a speCia l num ber \\tUl'h "';IS tW3u\l(ul

Tht'n' Wl'n' 4 :! nH.'mbt.' r~ pn':-i (' ll t a nd Itwy mP( In th(,' old cl ub room Th,' nexl n H"('t ln~ \.\,111 be thl' :In.I of Fl'hru:lry a nd II IS ~ thaI ('\'t' rvom' \oto III ('Oml' t)lH' k lor thi S ml"l'tmg

Tht)S(' pn-'s{"nt w('rt' »01 \ ' 011 ~ tru \'('. li B CO~)/. I n . Blaneh ro~lO . ~ l n, ,\1\ In

Drul· :-'1'<1 0\\, . IJl xl(' PIUm ,lI1 . Mr .... (. Hn! \oto l· r . K il Ull'nm' Ih' t' 1I ~l rnld An k(' r oman U;lIu.' '\nkl'ruman. Audre): Wadch' l l. MlnOlt! Nortncull Sopill" 7\,. . l.r1he Mae Sh l ~ man . Floy d Sh ipman . Franc es Boward . Sa r a h Fitzgerald . ~'ay Reese. Oleta Lambert . Martha Phillip s. Beita Smith . Ethel Pelly . Bess ie

* ASK Abo",' Ou r

lt~ 8.10 OHI.

\\ aiel'S . (In a l\1a ~ t'rang .

Pete lirl'f2,g . E d ilh t;regg . Vera Pope . I:hll P op t.' . Hl.' r llll·{' Smilh . ( 'ora Shurrwn . lllllll TolC'r. SUS It.' ,\ndt'rsnn . Eli l.:lhe th Barn ~()Il. Ik lt )' H(,'ynard . Ollie St·Jk t'. He\' a nd Mrs Juhnnlt' Williams. 1::1 5 1l'

Dunn. ~' ltnll lJunn, Dora Ta l· . hOIl .. \ lay llt'li Ghlss. Jl'S:-i 1l'

Huth Nl'l :-i and lIa dow NelS

* inson Pharma 302 Main St. '

2nd ANNUAL BIGGEST LITTLE GARAGE

SALE IN TEXAS

JANUARY 30 & 31

HALE COUNTY

AG BARN - PLAINV'IEW

BARG.AINS GALORE!

LISTEN TO KKY:N 1090 FORDETAII.S .

. THESE S PONSQRS ARE BEHIND THE LOPES

THUAADAY. JANUARY 28, 1082

-aOOD LUCK ABERNATHY

Against Floydada Jan. 29 & Lockney Feb. 2

, ... Stat. eMmltlon

t

Lady Lopes 1981 State Champs

" 100 PERC.ENT . . .......................................... , ,.... ............................ . ! i SHIPMAN AGENCY

PATTON'S PARTS PLACE

· . ! ! Billy Shipman,Rola B. Covey , : : Roddy Shipman, D'Aun Shipman : : Abernathy Lubbock

604' Ave. D 298-2.534 ! : 298-2313 762-2124 .•.•.•...•.•.•.•.•.•.•.................• ; ~ ...................... , ........ . PINSON PHARMACY

322 Main St. 298-2222

· . . • • · . • • • • • • · . • • · . • •

A-1 LIQUIDATORS & SUPPLY · . • • : : 410 S:"'>Ave D 298-2880'

• PATS\' DA\,IS laces Tulia delenders Frida )' night The 1.ady Lopes won the game and • .................................. II!! ••••• : rem;;l ln undefeated In District compNition. I 11.f' \\('w Photo by Doyle Alb recht l : ................................... .

• • FIRST

STATE BANK

· . • • : KlYS 3- A DISTRl CT :

: ABERl'AT HY 4 ~ O : : TU LlA 2- '2 PII.,.,r .Tum GlItLS' SCOR~NG " " ...... , :

SANDERS AUTO SUPPLY

(.Mem ber 0' F.D .I.C.) : fD~t).m&iS ; : ; CI.,\SS3\ ~:.7~~'~·~:O;:;"';: ~ :: ~: : : FWYDA OA 2- 2 ~I"" . 'um .609 ~:( ;!~;':~:'r.'!'>' ~ :~ 117 :

402 9th St. 298-2556: U:X:: KNEY 1· 3 ~::::::';,.: ';.~. ~. , \ ~::;::~;;;:"'" ~: :: : : Lubbock Hwy. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .1 2 .. :~~: ~;~.:;~:! }' } "a .. " ( Q4"Of"'\<l \ ~ " . •

298-2215

HIGGINBOTHAM'O

BARTLETT CO.

: GIRLS 3-A DISTRlCT • . >,,"',~.. ~; ~; .• ~,~;'.'" ~:! ~: ! r·· .. ········•·•····· .... ····_· .. · : ASffiNATHY 4- ( ~~~~:' . !. G<t . n''r ' .(oc~r 110 = FARMERS

TUCO GIN : ~~i~R.ES S g: ~ ;~~ ~1"~: '~'" . ~ ~ Pltlm.f u m C;' IH. ~ ' RElOU~O"II~rtn ..... , :

: IDAWl 1 - ~ ~' lt P'\1 ~e ..... I.t"'VI ' tI I" m :10 :

• l...(X-: .... S EY 3- 1 P "tt'PO\' l1l 13' • : fWYDA DA :>~ :;~!:'Ir:;~:~ ;t"!r . 1I 1 ~ ~~~ :~: : • "'C ' IQ~ CQOC)t' 1& 11 6 11 0 • • 1'.· (~r . \ It'1 1i 1)t')~t' . f ' l 13 IXI 10 0 •

298-2010 : -1-2 9 f1.0Y DA UA " ,3ll ,,00 ;':;:::. ••• ,':~; :: '0> : : : 298-2467 Box 698

: ~:~ LOCKl'-EY H 6:3U 8100 POlfrt li "'l)r r~,IJII'IY 10 140 7.0 :

.............. , ..... 11 ••• 11 ••• l1li •••••••••• , ...... I ••••••••• ! ~-9 ;O~~U ~ ~ : ig ; :~ ""'''. '.O.mm.H "'" •. 0 :---....................... . 1002 Ave. D

CONSUMERS FUEL ASSOCIATION

• '2-12 CHILDRESS H 6.30 5100 :

,i e-16 f1.OYDADA T 613 0 8.00 Go.1 DON'S CHEVROLET

829 Service Ad . 298-2584 LOPES 711 AVE D 298-2933 ••• _ ............................. J ! .. -....... ~ .... ~~~~~~~ ...... .. RICHARD DUBOSE j ALL i

INSURANCE & i ! CERAMIC P-EEPLES

REAL ESTATE i THE i 924 Ave.D 298-2536 ! ! 718 Ave.C . .................................. ! 'l\fA 'W' :--............ , .. ~~~~~~~~ .... ~I

2P8-2412

• •

~ TO ! • • • •

DAIRY QUEEN ANDERSON GRAIN (Do a little, live a Ilttl.)

• • 11 09 Je

~ : CHARGE! C1"tus Irlbeck charges down the court during !he Antelope's third District viCtory STAT E : rome 298-2661 • over the Tulla Horne ts In Abernathy last Fridav nil(ht I Rev iew Photo) : 200 S.rvic. Road . 298-2828 .................................... ! .................................. ~ ............................... ~ ........................ ) .. ~~ ...... e4I

ACE HARD FACING & MANUFACTURING

• • • i ABC ! SAV-A-lOT i i ... R.NATHY i FAMILY CENTER i ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW i OIL CO. i CENTER !

298-2219 i 709 Av •. D 298-2255 i 1411 Ave.D 298-2266 ! Drawer D 298-2033 ~ .. ~~~""""""~""~~~~~~~~~""~ ................................... ~ .................................................................. ...... 1204 Ave. D

ABERNATHY BODY WOR'KS

· : : i S It H WELDING i ABERNATHY ! i i CO-OP ·GINS ! • • •

WEST TEXAS INDUSTRIES INC.

· : : 298-2084 ! 315 Main St. 298-2924 i 298-2527 ! Plainvi.w Hwy.

.... ~~""""""""""""~""~~~~~~""""M·;.""MM ...................................................................... :. ••••••••••••••••••••••••

WA YMON JONES 417 S. Av •. D 298-2740

PAY-ON-SAVE

405 Ave. D 298-2827

co-Opr GRAIN' COMPANY

714 Te~ .. Ave. 288-2511

• • • • • • • .. • • •

JOE THOMPSON . IMPLEMENT

i i . 66 'BUTANE ! BURGER HUT i 'AND FERTILiZER • • • • i 303 Ave 0 298-2874 .: 298-2541 : • PLAINVIEW HWY. • t 105 Ave.D

298-2451

924 STEAK HOUSE

924 AYe D 291-2888

• • • iSTRUVEIMPt.EMENT i f & • • ~ . ! HWY. 54 .". 298-2507 •

PLAINS GRAIN, ,

AND FARM SUPPLY

701 TEXAS AVE

(;t;:IOlJINE JOHN DEERE PARTS

JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT

IU 5 Ave D Abernathy, Texas 79311

Texas Farmers Union Seeks Set Asides For

Commodities With commodity prices

hitting rock bottom and with a large surpluses 01 wheat, leed grains and cotton salurating the markel , Texas Farmers Union Presi­dent Mike Moeller is· urging support 01 voluntary ac, reage " set asides " in 1982. "By voluntarily agreeing 10 remove a percentage of our 1982 acreage Irom produc­tion.> we hope to convince the Reagan Adminislralion that a mandatory set aside is absolutely essential in order 10 provide unilorm supply management for all lann crops .. ,

Currently, a ll commodity . prices are. a,t 59 yercent, the lowest level on Ihe parity index since 1932. "Anytime prices fall below 75 percent 01 parity , TFU policy states a mandatory se t aside should be established to con­trol product ion and maintain pr ices," Moeller stated . "When wheat, cotton, leed gra ins or any commodity fall s to a price which is costing the producer mdre to grow his crop than he can expect in return , both the farmer and ultimately the consumer will suffer. We need to have an orderly program which wi ll benefil both producers and the con­sumers of this country. " Moeller said .

Because the US DA has yet

to c~1I lor any mandatory sel asides, Moeller said il is up to producers 10 band together and exercise supply Inanagement techniques . "Ultimately, we hope the volunlary set aside will lead to a mandatory one enforced by the government. Only with the unilorm partici ­pation 01 producers from across the country can we expecI to ha ve a workable program."

Moeller said the currenl problem 01 oversupply and low prices was due to the lack of an organized plant­ing a nd marketing system, high production costs and excessive interes t rates "We need to have a . system where the producers can democratica lly eon!rollheir supply through a direct re­lerendum . We also need a direct voice in setting the prices we are receiving and in the import! export market on agricultural com­modities," he stated .

" If Ihe Reagan Adminis­tration is really interested in getting government off the backs 01 producers , they wi ll give us the chance to de­mocratica lly control our own destiny with these sup­ply management and cost control techniques, " he con· lirmed . " Otherwise, wi th con tinuing high inte rest rates. trade restrictions , and

increasing production costs, we will be losing tbousands 01 ir.replaceable lamily fa rmers in 1982," Moeller concluded .

Lutrick Named To

Honors List Carri e L, Lulrick , a

s tudent at Howa rd College, was named to the Howard County Junior College Dis· trict Honors Lis t in the Cum Laude Ampla Et Magna diviSion , a nnounced Dr , Charles Hays, president of the District . ' . -

Lutrick was a mong 83 s tudents at Howard College to make the honors list. In order to qualify for the honors list. a s tudent must be enrolled in a l least t 5 solid hours, which excludes physica l education and orientation. In addition, the student mus t ha\'e 57 or more grade poin ts ~'n d no gr ade below a B.

LU lrick is Ihe doughier o( Mr . and Mrs . Lewis Lulrick of Abernathy .

SHOP ABERNATHY FIRST - SAV E TI ME GAS AND MON EY '

WE·RE CUTTinG PRICES on JOHn DEERE

CHain saws

saUE 8iO . on mODELS 28 anD 10

MODEL 28

lO-lnch bar

12-lnch bar 14-lnch bar .. MODEL 30

12-lnch bar 14-lnch bar

SUGGESTED LIST PRICE

$149.95

15995

16995

$199.95

209.95

SALE PRICE

$11995

12995

13995

$16995

17995

John Deere 28 and 30 Chain Saws a re quahly bUllllar com Ion durabli lly and long hie Ha ndles are well ·s paced for balance a nd superb saw con iroi One· piece crankshalt/connecllng rod IS counlerbalanced lor smoolh o peranon GUidebars (except Ihe 10·,nch size) are eqUIPped With a sprocket nose and a semi· chisel chain fo r Ilghlning ·qulck cumng . For woodcun,ng quality yo u can see and leel why nOI vlSl1 us soon? Bener hurry These saws won 'l laSI long' a l Ihese special onces

JOE TROMP-SON IMPLEMENT

Abernathy 298~2541

~" .;

:~ ~ OOTTON TALKS f«OM ""tlllt eOtlON MOw.lIt, , .. e .

LUBBOCK, Friday , January 22 , 1982

PLAINS GRAIN .. FARM SUPPLY J"

" > Abernathy, ':'exal

t'OR AU, YOUR FARIllING NEEDS

PHONE

~\:'~~~hY , Texas ~6~t~~ ' Texas

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Lakeview Philosopher--I ' , Trie. To Explain Why

Politician8 Will Take Ca8h ,

, From Und.,.. The Table ·

The perennia l fight for more' equitable loan pro­gram discounts on T ei<as High Plains cotton qualities a lready is heating up 10r 1982 as preparations are ' made for moving to a new battleground, say officials o f Lubbock-based Plains Gatton Growers, In c,

~~.~~~~

Editor's note : The Lakeview Philo­sopher on ' his Johnson grass farrn discusses human nature this week , sort 01, .

Dear editor:

He held it in his hand and admired il happily, feeling lik. the whole world was on his side ,

Then he pitched it forward and walked up ' and pick ed it up again, recaptu ring the fine sensatio n of spol­ting a haIr-doll ar on the ground , He did this sevcral times , ju st for the sheer fun of it.

For m ore than two decades PCG has confronted USDA with fa cts and figures to provethal m icronaire, grade and staple discounts in th e governm en t loan schedule consis t en t.ly discrim inat(' against Wes t T e xas and Oklahoma cottons ,

"And since discounts , esp ecially t h os,e applied t o lo w micronaire cottons, almos t every year have b~en lower than they w o uld have bee n with out our e ffo r ts," states PCG Exec u tive Vi ce President Donald J o hnson, "we have bee n well reward ed. But," he continu es, awe can't say we' ve ' won the war' because discoun ts still re flect values for o ur cot t on well be low actual market prices and relative d entarid ."

In the past PCG h as argued its c ase' one-on -on " with USDA against t h e opp os ing views o f oth e r in t e res t gro u ps and ot h er cotlon producin g areas. The resul ls, Johnson says . have always bet'l1 a com promise that a ffo rded some rehef to Ihc High Plalils hut alway s fell sh o rt of re ndNing Irue justi c e .

I was reading the letters to the editor in a newspaper the other day' and ran across one that asked a que~ tion .

Why, the writer asked, would 8

millionaire holding down a big govern­ment job paying S60,OOO • year with limousine furnished accept a thousand­dollar -s tuffe d en velope when it's agains t the law?

I know th e answer : it 's on account of hum an nature ,

The facI that I man has a million dollars doesn't mean he 's nol interest· ed in picking up r:nor~e . )"here·s ~omc ­thing abou t cash in hand that practi. cally all of us find very satisf~ ing . Not all of us however are in a position to get it from undt'r lhe table , or would ta ke it if the chance arose,

I kn ew a young boy once who, while walkang home from sc hool 11008 a d irt road, found a shin y new SO-cent piect' .

I don ' t clre hO'oto' rich a man i!t. "'ou won'l find one who. on spoili ng a' SS bill on the sid e ~' alk , won ' t stup 10 p lC'k it up , It would be a ,-' iolation of human nature nol to. Face il. mone ... is fasci nating, .

This ('.plains ""hy poli ticians a cc-"'p I cas h ha ndouls in em'e lopes . Somc the-n put it in an office safe and dalm they forgot about it. What they mean is they hope c...,~r)' bod ) S.lst' ~' ill forg ... ' about it. They' re un~b l e to re-cog nll(' that mont \' under the- ta ble IS differenl from a h~lf·dollar foun d OIl th(' .... a' home from sc hool.

Yours fai thfulh'. J . r\ , .

p ,S . I sure enjoyed ... pt' ndlng th at If·dollar . In 1982 the debate wi ll move to a "study co m ·

mi t tee" establIs h ed by t l1<' Agricult ure and Food Ad

o f ] ~81. Tiltin g fo r l hr ir rl' Sp eCliVf' slw('Ial Illt('rf'S:"s ~;;;;;:::;;::;:::;;:;;;;;;;;;:;::::::::::~ i ll cu mm ltt ee Illt.,t .. t ings will hI' t w u p rOdlH'l'T fl' prl'St'llt- I Findings ..... 111 t .. , n ' !:M lrl ('({ :al

at ives fro m e ach of th e four majo r l ', S, co t to n pro- Lht.' Produt'l'r ~tt"'nn~ CUIlI -

duc in g ar~as and O I1(~ n.' prp !'ll'lll a t ivl' t':J.l'h f ro m (h (l ~::~~.~~I~~~ , II \'J~~;ll~~ I~ m e rchant ~U1d lPxt il l' I1l <Ulu f3l'tunng S(li' \O r S, T ht!Y press rt'l (>a s(> 'Ibt' ~u r\'t'Y a re to be appOin t t'ci, along w it h an al te rna u ' fo r !'a e h, wa~ JIlltwtt-d aftt' r l 'SDr\ by th e St'cr e tary o f Agricul t ure, a nnounCt'd Its J:lnu'H~

Fro m .thl' Texas·Oklahom a r(>~ IU Il. th t~ T('xas pla ntlnll ulll'n(IOIl_'" ~ ur\"t'y Associat.i o n o f Colton Prod u(' (l r O rgal1lzatlon .... and would bt, m O\'l'(i to car l~

t h e T e xas Farm Bureau have jO int ·e..! pe(j In s uhnll t tl n~ 1I0l ' S": \\' IIiP TO .J '\~l' t\HY ( '1t01" ESTI- . ~~~~~~;a~: \~~~ J.:.7~~~~ t ~n to USDA a single s late of fou r Iwoplt' to. St'rve as SI'E\K: Hl.'1J Tn'n l t...p.tt .\1 :\Tt-: l' 1' , Thl' I ' S Dc tOO!;t li' for polll: ~ l'Ufb ldl>ra co mm ittet' m e mbe rs and a lterllatt's, ( H, MI SS I , tt ous e Ht.'pu b- partmt'nt of Agnt' ulturt, , ~ lion by delt'"at~ to the

!lcan Whip, will address Ihf' Januar;' I e! t lm;Jt l' for Ih(' Councll 's annual m~1tn~ Ll oyd ClirlP of Lampsa and c urn'llt peG Prt.':- Jrknl Na l lUllal,CO ll on Coun('d 's I~Hl . CO ll on c rup I!I

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" These pE'o p le have the uackground , the know · grl'ssman Will ltlm t'olnll'r , ptJunds, l'ornpan-d "'lIh :,4J I ~dge and th p ability to sp e uk for the shor t s tapll' LOll " 'as e le" tl'd rt'present a· 1.,1 month GIOnlllj(; prior cottons ," Johnson sta tes, "and while a(,t u a l ap p o1l1t- (I \'t' for MISSiSSIPPI 'S Fifth to J a nuar\' t .iJT10unt t-d tf)

rn e nts are yet to bf' mad(l, w e w ill h C' (l!~ ap l)u lll(t'd 1)1 ~ lfl C l ln 1972 a nd h~l ~ ~n I :1. :,Ul .9:J9· runn lnK b.dl.~ rl'-clet:tl'd to {'at' ll SUCCt.'l-d· PI. ,\ :\ l ' I ~ ( i ~ l ' It \ . E'

an d a little s urprised If th e Se ("rf'tary d OllS n o t agrl.'l' Ing l'ongrl>S:" tie 'HIS named H I·:Sl ' l.l"S ·ro HE to o ur se lection s. " llou," Hepublican Wt"p fvr IIEPflKn:lI : Hl"SUl ls of Ih"

Th IS a d"I (, (' fr om Or Mary Ann Shlrt.'r ht'ullh lojtul'al1on spt"(-lailst on Itw home ('~ .. onornlc:-, sta ff of tht' Tnas A~ncultura l EXI('n

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whoever th e co rnmiltfll' m e mbe rs may tw , Juhnson Thl' Mol\day mornlflg pru· planll ng I II tt'ntJOns ~ur\'('\' adds, "supply in g all the data w e ca.n ~atht' r tu ~ uppo rt ~ram Wi ll a lso !t' ature ~i WIll lx' released Frbruary ~,

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-In Texas, 98.5 % of all the people killed in passenger cars, trucks,ot)d buses in 1980 were not wearing their seat belts. f "';.~ j

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the Gem-ra l Arr<.lngl'm~nl s Commlll '-c Some 1.5UO leaders representing all in ­

dus try ~;t'J!menls a n ' l'x peet · ed for the meeting February 7·9

II' AHElttll ' S E t · ~E H n :t: \\' ,\I\'t:I) : Th<' t.: s l)~partmE:"nt of Agriculture has 1l1lnounel'd th itl fl"<'S and r haq !,C's (0 cott on wa r l" hous('s Il l'{·n:-.ed under thc ' lJ S Wa-n'hous(' Ali wi ll be willVl,d ror fi scal 19lI :!

..-(·t'S had been mandat cd by Ihe Budget Reco llcllia · l ion Art of 19111 Th,' pur · pose or the w,liver 'JS "to insure that the lil'cnslOg and ins pec ti on procedures ror l'Otton warchous{"S ur~ pn' ­served . "

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T~URSDAY_ JAN UARY 28, 1982

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-'Music Club Has' "Willie And Way/on Music" For Program

TRANS ITION

Manell Smith

Ve&rs , II<' ~, ." • former de.,'On In Ihe Lukevlew Bapti s t Ch urch

Sur vivor s Inc lud e hIS wire , 0 dau~hter . Wanda lIill 01 Lu bbock . a son, Wil ­liam of PhoeniX Ariz , two sis ters : Mrs Sam Wade and Mrs Leo Kitchen , both of Aberna th y ; and (o ur brothers, BiU and L.D . both 01 Eastl and , Bonni e of Odessa a nd HousH., o( Aher­nathy

lOR Burial wa In l.am . "

Memorllli Pa rk under d irec, lion of BranQit f'uneral lIom~ of I..mesa ,

I.()pel died ot II 45 pm saturday In Medical Arts lI""plta l after a bri er Ill ness

The Aberna lhy Music Club was discussed . Tho •• attend ing were : mel January t!llh a t 8 p.m . The program lor tbe even, Conn ie Gist , Betty Reynard,

Services lor Mancil Smith, 76, 01 Shallowater a nd lor· merly of Ihe Aberna lhy area , were Wednesday, January 27, a t 3 ; 00 pm with Chambers Funeral Home in Aberna th v.

In the c lub room . Hoslesses ing wa S prese nted by Jean Flud. Melinda Megna , were J ean Flud, Betty Rey, Melinda Megna , Lillie Mae Cindy Robinson, Mary Ann

SurvIvors inc lude his wife, MiHCla na , six daughlers , PaulIne. Lucia Garcia , Dora Tosca no, Teresa Rodriquez, Glor ia Garcia , all 01 Lamesa , and Virginia Vas­que~ of Monahans : six sons , F labio and Johnnie , both of La m<"Sa : Felipe 01 Aber · nalhy . Ysabel or Big Spring. , 'red and Rudy, both of Monahans: a s ister, AdeJfi ta Flores o( Aberdeen, Idaho . two brothers , Felep ie of San Ant o nio and George of Lamesa ; 33 grandchildren and eight great-grandchild·

na rd and II;lary Ann Nor· Shipman and Betty No rm a n , Vic ki Havens . man. Reynard . The theme waS Huth Fulton . Alma Ruth

Terry Kitchen, president. music by " Will ie a nd Pa tt erson , Irma Mae opened Ihe meeting and the lVay lon" . Be tt y Rey na rd Spruiell. Fern Schaap . members read the club col· was portray ing Johnny Ca r· Fra nces Rarrick , ute li a

Smith died Mondav after · noon at Methodis t Hospila l In Lubbock alter a lengthy illness

leet in unison. Alma Ruth son and had Willie, t Lillie Cle ment. Retl y Hardin , Patterson ca lled the roll in Mae I, a nd Wa y Ion . ~t arle Hi ddell a nd Te rr v

The family ",';l! receIve visitors a l 1.003 13 th 51 in Shallowa ter . the absence or the seereta ry, I Melinda ), s ing. They were Kitchen. . A native or Commanche

County, he moved to the Lakeview a rea nea r Abe r· nathy in 1932 a nd to Shal­lowa ter 10 yea rs ago. He married Gladvs Reed June 30 . 19'28. in Co-mmanche and

Rita Kelly . The members asked by Johnny Carson, answered with a bible scrip- I Betty', how they gol start-ture. ed in country music . Follow-

The November a nd De- ing their intervie ws a nd cember minutes were read music the group j oi ned in a

And IVa)'lon " with skirt members, Irom lelt to right, Wi llie a nd approved. Cindy Robin · "Cott oneyed Joe " (olk 'Nelson t Lillie Mae Shipman I. Wa y Ion Jennings ( Melinda son gave the financial report dance The group a lso sa ng Megna ', and Johnnie Carson I Bett y Reynard ). and old and new business " Please Release Me" . ............

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Y.D. Lopez Mass for Y.B. Lopez . 76, of

Lamesa was a l 10 a .rn Tuesday in 51. Margaret Mary's Ca lholic Church in Lam·esa wi th the Rev . P a t Hollman, pastor , officia t-_ ...

SHO P ABER NATH Y FlRS T - SAV E Tl \1£ GAS AN D ~!OHY

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CARD OF THANKS

We want to say ·"Thankt., \'ou" lO the people of Aber­;lat h\, for lhe man\' kindness and concerns a fte-r (he pas · sing of our be loved \.lother and Gnmdmother. Your ex , presslOns of love in praye rs, flowers, cards. and tel e­phone ca lis m eanl a lot to our fam ily

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Abernathy Weekly Review

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b We'll place it in a heart .~. g (I i ke the one on the left) ~;. ~ including name, ~~i o and on ~; b Thursday, February 11 ~:{ ~ ~ ! . ( " (the last paper before) §" V Valentine's Day, :~~ R YOUR LITTlE VALENTINE WILL ~r ¢ APPEAR IN OUR PAPER! :~" ,0 ~

1;. f.)c,,\. HURRY, NOW! )"1:')' '~ ' ~~t;~, $'700 . DEADLINE IS ::, ..1 ~: \c" ()~ . , pel heart Febt:ua~ -8th .:h;' ~' THE ABERNATHY, ~EEKLY RE . I~ •. , S, 'ft!.':Q~~~~~~,~n~~~~

If" By. Buford F. Di,.nport

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SIaIon WIn IIIIad GIl thel Diltrict 3-M alktar foot·~ ball t.mI. ADteIapea MJeet'1 ed oa the · flnt team were i juaion Pat Haw, offlllltve ' balfback, and Terry Bartoo, : offeDlive .uard. On tbe' ~ team oftenae from Abernathy were two more juniors, Rondall Preston, : a, and Lane Wade, tied i with Dale Galloway of ) Lockney for quarterback. !

. HGllOI'Iible. mentions from ,

1ddayI. · ...... ne Abel1latlly Weekly Review dated Oct.

'ber " ... : Jimmy Pope and family

· moved from Muon to Big SprInp, where be Is teach· · inI in the blib school, and is · servinl as auiltant football and basketbal1 coach. He reailned from similar poel· tiOIl8 at Mason High School.

BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Barrick are pBrents of a son, Jonathan Todd, born September 30,1965.

Howard Humphrey's AHS goveniment class studentS were given .a conducted tour of city hall, the fire station

THURSDAY, JANUARY ai, 1811 AIIIINATHY WEEKLY .REVIEW IIv'ltock buyln, bUlln... ~ __ IIII!!~_I1111!~~---.. while the)' Ire I way, r"~I, I

The Review received let- ~f'1\JVII..-ten from &eaman 2nd CII.. LU""U menu Roy L. COX stationed a t 11Vn, Brunswick , Georgia , and Preston Amerson, Camp Young, Indio, Calif. Also a letter from Mrs. Alan Aune, to have the Review sent to her in Ea u Claire, Wiscon· sin, where her husband was stationed in an Ordnance plant. She is the former Fern leman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Anton Zeman of Abernathy.

Mrs . Virgil Zema n was with her Navy Sea Bees husband on the West Coast. She a lso was in Norfold . Virginia . when he was s ta­tioned a t nearby Camp Allen in N.lIvy Construction Bn .

. trairiing. ea rning a rating or ri1echa nics Ma te First Class .

BrtaIlfa,t Mella Fellntaryl·S

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Tuesday Orange Juice Cheese Toast

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GreenBeall8 Mixed Fruit

' , pt. Milk

Tuesday Chile Beans Cole. Slaw

French Fries Corn Bread

Story Book Cake ' , pt. Milk .

Wednesda y Ravioli Casserole

Tossed Salad Carrots

French Bread Pears

"~ , opt. Milk

Abernatby 'were Sandy ' Downs, a senior, center, and ) Barry Selke, senior, guard. ,

'lbere., w,e~ ~ three Ante- ' lopes 'on the second defen­sive team, and one made bonorable mention. All are juniors. Terry Barton, Pat Hale and Lane Wade all came through again to make both the offensive and defen-· sive teams. Barton made it as a defensive lineman and Hale and Wade 'were both picked as defensive backs . Mike TaMehill made honor­able mention as a line­backer.

~~. other city facilities Fri- LETTE RS TO

Thursday AppleSauce Douldtnuts ' , pt.Milk

Fridav Apple Juice

Scrambled Eggs Biscuits ' , pt. Milk

. Thursday Fried Chicken

Buttered Pota toes Broccoli

Wheat Rolll; ,ff

Brownies '" pt.Milk

From the , AberJ\jlthy· TH'E EDITA."v" "R Weekly, Review dated I V

INDECISION ... Max Kiley coo'templates 8 move goal in I'riday nights ' game aga inst Tulia . The Antelopes won 55-39 and remain undefea ted in Distric t 3-0 . '( Review Photo )

BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Don Presley are parents of a 9-pound daughter born November 30, 1964 . A SOrt

'was born November ' 29, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs. Clovis J . Dunn.

Abernathy Postmaster Herman Lambert said : "While it is true that bad weather does not stop the mails , it certainly can slow .them down."

12-3·1964 Continued': Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.M . Bell during Thanksgiving Holidays were the Rev . and Mrs . HB · Coggin of Tulia, -Mr. and . Mrs . Riley Wooten and ' children of Lubbock and the Donald Bell family . '

Paulette Lebow, who is in I nurse training at Scott & White Hospital , Temple, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lebow, here during the Thanksgiving Holidays.

Mr . and Mrs . Warren Driver, of Memphis, visited his parents , Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Driver. .

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Neis visited their son-in· law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs . Joe Dale Becton, in Mesa, Ariz .

Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Helms visited relatives in Crane and Houston during Thanks­giving weekend . His brother, the Rev. Nathan Helms, is pastor of an I Assembly of God Church in Houston, and is a former pastor of the Abernathy church.

Mr . and Mrs . Jimmy Pope, of Mason, visited

here during Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pope. Another son of the Popes, Robert, who is a student at Hardin­Simmons University, Abilene, was here during the

September 17,1942: Sam T . Bryan was coach

of the AHS Antelope football team, which included the following members : Joe Reeder, Jack Lee, Audy Brewer, Foy McMaster , L.D. Cox, Joe Nix , Glen Orval Rhodes, Buford Conn, Billy Harkey, Charles Bucks, Gene McMaster , Boyd Dale Prather, Don and Bobby Duty, Amos Miller . Eugene Garvin, Roy Sande· fur, J.B . Seale and Elmo Webb. e

-Hale County CommiSSion­ers Court authorized a bounty of $2 .00 a head ror coyotes , wolves and lobos killed in Hale County .

The Dale Price family moved from Lubbock to Chicallo where he is attend­ing a U.S. Navy School.

The Cliff Blair family moved to Clovis, N .M .. where he will be employed on a wa~ effort project.

9-17-1942 Continul'd : ( Would You Be liev e 40 cents-per-plate banquet ? I Members of the Abernathy Country Garden Club are to prepare and serve the Farmers 'and Merchants Club Ladies Night banquet at the school 's home econo­mics cottage Friday night , Sept. 25, 1942, Andy Reid, the civic club's president,

Dear Sir, I am representing the

Standard Life & Accident Insurance Company in Okla­homa City , Oklahoma.

We have some policy hold­ers that may live in your area that have paid up in­surance policies. The Post Office is unable to locate the following families:

King W. Collins Jr. P .O. Box 381

Abernathy, Tex.

~red D. Bradshaw Rt. I Box 174

I . Idalou, Tex. We were hoping that you

might personally know of these persons or that you might put their I18mes in your paper as a community service and ask that anyone knowing any member of these families notify us. We are making every effort to see tha t our policy holders are paid the money due them.

Thank you in advance for any help in this matter .

Sincerely yours, Wayne Felgenhauer

Accounting Dept .

Ray Ortiz On L.C.C.

aMounced. Price will be 40 , Dean'OIIO! L,-OIIO!t cents per plate, and all .,., money received will be used for the purchase of War Bonds & Saving Stamps, Garden Club officials report­ed.

Also, would you believe these prices in the J .C. Tur­ner's Cash Grocery & Market advertisement in the 9-17-1942 Review' Kellogg 's All Bran, 2 for 25

. cents ; Grape Nut Flakes, 2 for 19 cents; White Cloud tissue, 2 for 13 cents ; grapes, 10 cents a pound ; fresh tomatoes, 7 cents a pound ; pork chops, 23 cents pound, and 3 bars of Fine Art soap for 14 cents .

9-17-1942 Continued : Mr. and Mrs. B.H. Howard left Saturday for an extended vacation in Hot Springs, N.M. Their son, Clifford, is operating Mr. Howard's

Ray Ortiz, Jr., a freshman pre-medicine major from Abernathy, is among the 163 students making the Dean 's List for the rail semester at Lubbock Christian College. He has a cumulative grade point of 3 .82 after ma king a 3.82 this fall.

Mr. Ortiz is the son of Mr and Mrs . Ra y Ortiz. Sr. He was a graduate of Aber· nathy High School in 1981 .

REACHED THE GRA ND AGE OF 100 YEARS'

Centenarians are one of the ~fa s test - growing seg­ments of the U.S. popula· tion . reports Judith L . Warren, a family life educa­tion specialist-aging.

Warren is on the home economics staff of tile Texas Agricultural Extension Ser-vice.

"I'm dribbling a';ay less cash now with a checking aCCou11t at the

-....--FIRST STATE BANK-----WE ARE EAGER TO SERVE YOU

* Savings Accounts * Safe. Deposit Boxes * Checking Accounts

* Certificates of DepOSits ~Bank By~ Mail ", if Night DeR,osltory

* Loans-Farm, Commercial and Installment

FOR-ALL V~OUR BANKING NEEDS

K 402 • 8th St, .. t "Member FDIC

Lunchroom Menu February \ -5

Monday Grilled Cheese

Macaroni & Tomatoes

F rida y Sloppy j oes

Pickled Spea rs Tater Tots

Purple Plums ' , pt.Milk

New Deal School Board

Lakeview Locals By Mrs. Nonnan Matthews

(Reporter For Lakeview New. Since 1945)

Th e' New Dea l School Boa rd met in regula r meN· ing J.anua ry _11. Those pre·

Meeting sent were Haymond Bufe, bun' a nd l'a rrilld 5-U Hober t Ii ughes. Per ry Superi ntendent Flood re Looney. Wendell Attebury. I'i ewed the genera l opt' ra , Ca rroll Teete r . Super inte j, · lions. f"de ral fu nds. ~nd tax d{'nl I-'Iood. PrinCipa l l\lad· co llectIOns di ng. and Princi pa l V,' rhn Angli n ('ame at thiS G~lllb li n lime

-Mr. ana· Mrs. Clayton Mr. and--Mr·s .· ' J . C. Perry Looney opened th~ !\ ,I}H)tlon \-",~ S made by

Enger attended funeral Montgomery visited in I11 r'~·~:\~~;tt l!~lur;a~~~ro\'ed i~~~:~n,~.';OI~~'i;s t~n~i' c~~" services at Colorado the home of Mr . and lhl' I11 lnutes of the Decel1l ' ned t)-l!

City Saturday after- Mrs. B. W. Bailey in ber 14 Il1 l'1.' ll llg . with corn'C· A lllotlOn \\ ,", mad(' 1)\ noon for Mrs. Exa L u b b 0 c k, ' Sun day . lions. Ihe s pt'CI~1 mee llnl( Holw rt lI u~hes 10 ~d\'t' rtl s~' Blaylock, 84, who died · Boyce Lynn and his ~:~~:lIh~;l~:I~;g a~~(',~~nt:;~ ~r r~~~~>:~:'{lfI~~' I~:'~~t~<:n~e :,~ in Tyler hospital grandson, Jesse Horten ~!j 7 ~o p ill It \\ ," s{'c'ondl'd Thursday. Services were of Abilene spent the :\ 111 0110n \\ a, ;11ad(' b\' b~ Verllil :\1I~iln and l' arrll'd held in First Methodist week end in the home Hol1rrl lI ught:', 10 ill1H'nd Ih~' 6-0

Church, Friday in of Mr. and Mrs. Gene ;'~l~I~I,~;:, O{t h~,('c~~~rh~~I ' ~~ .-\ 1110tIOn \\a, ma th, b\ Canton where Mrs. Coll,·ns. Dalton Jam"s' r •. tt lll' r th'>11 \ 'e rl ln :\ngllll 10 adopt th~'

~ ";,chool l'a lenda r (or 1!JX2 HJ Blaylock had lived the Mrs . Peggy Cumby of n~me It tIl!' Da lt on J ame, as pn',,' nl"! and It l'a rn('d past three years with Lubbock visited Mrs . E. Hand lI a ll ThiS mOllon WiI, tHI

her daughter and son - G . Mahagan Sunday . s"'1.·u l~l'~_ ~~_~'~~~(' 1I :\I te · Pn'"d" llt IlUf,' ("tll"d Ih,'

in-law, M r. and Mrs. R. Arthur Mahagan of grondmother, Mrs. N. J. :111~~' I~~~"I;I\';Il:~~~~·:~~~n.:I'~(

Supt'nrllendCnl Flood ~ 11m'

)l'ar t'X l l' n~lOn un it t\\O )ear conlr,tl'1 a t $5500 110 abol'e fo unda ll'un sa l~ ry II \\ tlS s('1.·und{·d by \ ','rlm :\ nglin and carn cd 6-0 The met'! · 1I1~ adJournt'd

Emplo;nars

Mu~' Pro,·id ...

S.a .... m ... n. s B~' F~b. I

~: mplo~ 1'10 l11u,t provtd ('~H'h l'm pl o~ t'l' \\lth a COIll ·

pl eted \\ age and Tax SI.lle· m,'nt. Form \\' ·2. for 1\1111 b\' F{'brua I! 1. tIll' I ntl'rl1 ,; I 1I('\,('l1ue S\'r\·ll't.' 5:"'5

For a ddltl onlllll1 f~ rlll 'ltlOn un the propt· r d"tnbullon and handling of \\ ~g,' a nd Tax St:J temenb ,'mployns Jl1i I~ gl' l II fre,· top~ of IHS Publl .. atlOn I 'i .. Clrl'ular 1:: . ~: l11plo~t' r , L,x t;uld ,· ... (rum the IHS A. DuBose. Burial was in Abernathy visited his , Fred Mondoy . M tlci(' 6252 · 17 . s..-ct lon 2 .

Colorado City Ceme- sister and family , Mr . Mrs . Oleta Gilmore paragraph (; . 10 l'u lbldrr Th",,' l u H,·""· ",I,,, r .

tery . and Mrs . H. C. Barnwell vi sited her doughter pt'::~~': ::;:~nt Bull- call1-d th,' \t r'.1 \ \,·\\tun (' 1111

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. during the week end. and fomily , Mr . and m{'(' tlng ou t 01 (,X(,'Utl \',' \ 1'\\ lon, \l oth, 'r " In Montgomery visited in Machelle Steward of Mrs . Velton Lynn a.' ,l,,-,IUn ~;:;\I~'~II~\1I 11 0, plt ,oI _"tel "

Levelland Idst week in Lubbock visited her Littlefield , Sunda; .. t\ lllotlOn \\a, mad,' 1)\ ~ I r' il"rth:. Hun' " ,tol) the homes of Mr. ' a~d \\ cnddl Altl'bur) to I(I\ ' ~ III

Mrs. Marvin Burnett lir~=~=~=;================~========~==~=' and Mr. and Mrs. l. D.

S;';~:;'"Lak •. ;.w G;, ~~-u.v "~j .... \\~\\ '1_ "lU; ~ season is over and '\' ) ~/" v~ 'II~ ~~ '\\\\ ,.. 0-Gene Collins reports . I ' ........ 1.".~f .. ~ ... ~>· GENUINE II'A. ~.., REGULAR DRIP ~ ginning 8,500 bales of ~ ~ lTEllaS STYLE ~ ~ OR ElECTRIC PERI< ~, cotton this season. Due ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

:~:o:~:~:a~a:'~~:~ ~ CHOPPED BBQ~: FOLGER'S ~ :;:~~al~h?~~;;a~~;,' ~ SAIDWICHES i ! COFFEE . ~, #I ' I~ Plainview Hospital. ,,~ ... ONLY ~~~ ~ b~' I I '- ~' :" ) ,I

~~a~~ :u;~~e~oi~d~:1 , 99 c ~ ~ s 2 9 911 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 7 0 hi. "'1~ "I' ". ... J r.

~r~.e~evri~i:~d W~~~~~~ <~~ ",{l1I '"~ ~" " 1""~""'\ "'~ .' ~'; ,,:.: Tahoka Saturday. ~ •• , ~ , . ~

Mrs. Elenor Co:lins \ . 1:lIl, ' ~

returned home Friday BORDEI'S 1/2 GIL S 1 0 9 from Abilene where she

had spent the past BUTTERMILK three weeks with ner CTI. son, Boyce Lynn .

Tax Preparer An Important

Deeision The choosing of a paid

preparer by taxpayers to do their federal income tax re­turns should be done care­fully , the Internal Revenue Service says.

Most tax return preparers are : honest and do not de­liberately attempt to de­fraud either their clients or the IRS. However, a few abuse the responsibility of preparing a tax return for someone else, and the IRS has suggestions on how to identify these preparen.

Taxpayers should not sign a blank return, or one which is partially completed, or one prepared ' in pencil . These could be altered by

. the preparer. Pr6parers should be' asked to sign the return in the taxpayer's pre- . sence, and give his or her identlficatl!)ll number, U re-~ quired by. law . The taxpayer must be given a copy of the completed return.

Preparen wbo promile I ' refund, claim a apeeiaI .... ,latlonlbip with the IRS or . bout of ways to _t the tall

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