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Number 7
Volume 68
Friday, February 16, 1990
l'l.EASE
IIELI' liS
Chamber Slates Banquet
March :10 has been scI aSide luI'
the annual Chamber Banqul'l.
Sp~clal speaker luI' the evenlnl(
will be well·knuwn artll;t and
after dinner speaker Kenneth
Wyatt.
Tlcketl! can be purchased from
any Chamlier dll'ectur or at the
Chamber 01 Commerce olllel'
located at City Hall. Cost lor thl'
annual banquet IS $10 .
The banquet will be held in
Akm Cafetena and the meal will
be catered by HI·PlalnsCatl'nnl(.
The evening's activitu 's an'
slated to begin at i p.m .
HIKhhKhllnl( till' l'venlnK will
hc till' presl'ntatlOn ul tilt'
cumm'u nily's hll(lll'st honor··lhl'
" CIlHwnslllp Award ".
Lasl
Yl'al"s winner. Gary Blzzt'll. will
make the pl·esl'ntatlOn.
Thll; yeUl"s wlnm'l' 01 thl'
"Cltl:tenNlllp Award" will hI' thl'
thll'tll'lh !'l'l'lpll'nl Sinn' lIs
pl'esl'ntatlOn bl'l(lnnlnl( In I!);.B.
-Claudl' BUl'm'lt was hunon'u at<
till' hrst wlnm'r 01 IIIl' award .
Hlnl'e IHr.!! Illl' award IS I(lwn
10 an Inulvluual or eoupll' Ihat
11Ut< pl'llmuh,d Hall' l'1'nh'l' and
has n mlnhull,d 10 IIIl' wdlan' 01
IIIl' cummunlly S 1·lllzl'ns.
IlanllY Malllll'lqul' !'l'I' orcilfll\
Sl'lT( ' lary .
TIll' awal'u hus 1ll'I'n I(IVl'n lu
IWI'nly,slx ml'n. Iwu wonll'n and
Olhl'l' hourci nlt'mhl'l'~ 1IH'lucil'
(jOl'dOIl HussI'II. (jar\' I ~lzzI'II .
Iwu l·oupll'S. Women n 'el'IVIIlJ.(
JllIwll'l'opll'''. Stlas SI;ol'l . ( ·I'IIIJ.(
Ihl' l'ummunlty sl'rVll'I' awunl
(·urn. Vicki MI'KlIlnl'Y Ulld l'uul
wen' Mrs. JI'1i Iwy and Mrs. 1'.1..
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I'ollurd. ('OUpll'S aWal'dl'U 1111' OJ.(it·:
.11lI1I1IlJ.( 1111' ('hllmhl'r as lH'wly
honlll' wI'n' KI'llh and Mary JIIIH'
Braslll'ul' and 1'1'11' und Nt,lda "' 1,lt'l'll·d hoard nwml"' r" un'
FOl'n'sl Lloyd . I)anny Manlln
Lam·y .
(,hamlll'l' ul ('omml'ITl' Buunl
qUI'. IlI'1l Llnloll a1;d (,laud"
ul Dln'I'lol's Wtil a I~o hI' Burnl'll.l ...
tnll'odul'l·d dunnJ.( till' I'WllInJ.( .
(JUIJ.(OIIlJ.( hoarci 01 ci,n" 'lors an'
LI'lIdlnl( 1111' (,hamlll'i' liS . Tomm\' Humho. Martin ,IOIH'~ .
pn'~ldl' nt IS IJr . Carml'n I'url.
( ' hilrl~a !'-\d,wal'lzIInd M.k,·
HI'n Ltnloll ' VU'I' pn·sult'lll. ulld
11111 /.1'
CC FFA Members Masons .Slate
Scramble Calves Annual Banquet
Two Cotton C" nter FFA
membflrs were among l'll(hl
winriers during the Fort WOl'lh
Call Scramble held In conjunl"
tlon With the Southweswrn
t;xPb~tlOn and Livestock Show
Rodeo, Febl·uary~. mWlll Rogers
Coliseum.
Matt McCarty, son 01 John and
Julia Blount, and MIChael Woud .
son of Gary and Sue Wood, were
presented a certificate valued at
$400 lor successlully catdllnl( .
haltering and leadmg a l'all to
the s.c ramble judges.
Matt was awal'ded a certificate
sponsored . by Adams Brothers
Quarler Horses of Decatur and
Michael's sponsor for a call will
. be Cavender's BoolClty'in Hurst.
TIll' nlil slTambll' wat< Il'atun'd
uunnl( I'aeh 01 111'1' ~I'i pl'rflll"
manl'I'S 01 Ihe Stm·k Shuw Houl'o.
~~::~"~lft!I~:d!1A ~::~~b~:::~f.'~~
UITUSS thl' stall'.
Alll'l' pun'haslnl( hl'llt'rs ul 11ll'
dlOOSlnl( , Wlnm'rs must lullow a
sci 01 Calt Serambll' I(Uldl'hm's
anu n 'lurn 10 shuw Illl.... hl'lll'I'S
mtlll'Junwl' DIVISIOIl 01 lilt' HI!))
Suulhwestl'rn EposltlOn and
Llvestuek Show.
In audlllOn. parllnpants Will
bl' I(IVl'll . un uppul'tuntly 10
l'eCI'IVe onl' 01 l'll(hl $ ;,00
scholursillps luI' ulle In tl1('....
Ireshman yelll' ul l'ull1'1(1'.
ScholarslilPs Will bl' basl'u on
Continued on Page 2
Masons and th"11' lamlhl's an'
IIlviu'u 10 IIIl' annual WashlllJ.(·
ton 's Bll'thduy Cl,ll·brauon I;lalt'u
Sulul'day. h 'b . 1i, In the Lemund
Ludgl' No. H:I~ .
Till' annuul l'venl IS une ul 1101'
lu!(hhl(hls uf IIIl' year tur till'
lo('al 10U!(I'. It II; a hml' wltl'n
lamlllCs and h'll'nds ot 11tl'
Musons l'an enjoy an eVl'llInl( 01
lellowsillp.
Hush'd by members ul Lou 1(1'
No. H:l~ a lurkt:Y dlnm'l' wllh all
Ihl' trimmin!(t; will bl' served
bt:l(lIlntnl( al 6::10 p.m. I'I'I'punnl(
till' IUl'kl'y dinner Will bl' thl'
('o;tal't and Maswrs famtill's .
Weslt:y Mastl'rs; a past MaNtei'
01 thl' LemondLodge, Will brlllll
11\l' I;pel'llIl meNsal(l' ·on thl'
Gt:orl(l' Washinl(lon Celebrallon :
llUl'llllllhl' nwssaill' Mash'I'H Will
1'l,1I1'1' 1 on 1101' Aml' rtt' an
lundanH'lllals 01 loll'.
' MIII,tN". a !<Ul"'I's!;lul 111(1'1 '
hUSIIH'''Slllan. IS a 10rn\l'1' MIIsh·r
01 thl' Ll'nlllllil ·Lodl(l' . Iwlds II
; \~I,d
IIeJ.(I'I'I' and has dual
ml'mbl'l'sllIp III tl\l' 10l'ul 1011(.(1'
and An'llIl'Illo Lodl(l' iii". i:!I .
I'n·sldlnJ.( 0\'('1' thl' 0pI'n
ml·I'IIIlJ.( Will bl' LI'llwllu l."dJ.(l·
Mush'l' E\'l'I'l'l1 Mush'I'H. Mu"II'rs
was l'I'l'1tlll'd · 10 IIH' Masons
Il'udNSlllp poslllOn allt'ra;". Yl'a l'S
SI'rVIIIJ.( as Musll'r 01 Ll'mUlul
l.odj{I' III I!J;.~ .
TIll' Mustins l'xh'nd a spI'I'1II1
IIlvlhllwn 10 tl\l' I'\'l'nlll!( 10 all ul
11\l'11' fl'll'nds unu ' I'SPl'I'lUlly
Masllllll' Widows . .
J:ackie Smith Named
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vlalllwd . fl!Y
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NEAH THE TOI" ' \'l'lI'ran EMS \'oluntel'r
EIWanda Borchardl marks thl' total donatlOn~
I{IVl'n IowaI'd thl' $H,;,()(I I(oal 101' till' EMS
Amhulant'l' Fund. DonallOns ol$H ,OOO huvl' hl'l'n
I{IVl'n it'UVIIlI{ IIIl' lolal jusl $;-,(10 short 01 Ihl' EMS
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Owls Humble
Ranked LCHS
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hUlllhll,d 1111' sluh ' ~ l"Ul'lh r;\Ilk
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EUJ.(II·s "nly th"II' I"unto It,,~ .·1
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lIall' ( 'I'lltl'r jumpI·d to U 2·J.!)
111'1'1 quarh'r IIdvanlllJ.(t· ulld by
IIII .... IlI.ssllln 11I,ld a"omllluIIUIIII\
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advanlu~l'
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Till' Will WIIS surprisingly easy
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d.·It·.IIM· Ihr"wllaround Ilu' an'lIt<
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Jim WI'''!. An'a Manlll(l'l'
Exll'l'IllIl Allalrs. annOUIll'I'd Ihll<
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l'uslunwl's bel(lIl IlllitWtilUll'ly
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Home Ecunomist. SilO will be
shanng Ihe view 01 thl' womenut
the Hmo's m today's wOI·)d.
Girls
Laull's an' askPd ' lu HSVI'
b~~tl:~!I~~~~~OH:!!J.~:mul' Judy
He-Idalou
CityCoun~ilElection · .
Scheduled May 5
. Three seatl; on the City CounCil
will be up fvl' elecUon slawllrday
Councilmen with expmng
terms are'· R.W , . ·Waller. · AHen
Wh~te and M!lyot'I:J~b Brown:
; '~~sidet'ii.s ~anting to file fOl"Il·'
Pos.i.ti'>n o. q... th.e .b. allot clln apply
Monday, "~b_ 19; Deadline to file
ior"ppIicatfbn is March 21, 1990.
5.
Bi-District
(15th)
7:00
.·. Yo··Tlpo.ff·Ac:t.iqr'··
Thursday
Plainview
High
School.
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C'hrisie Stroud · In
Reilldents of Hale Center.
wanting 10 be Ii,;;tt:.d on Jhe bllllol
can Pickup , a pphcallOns at tile .
crtyolllce;
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y.curlemis.
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Holdi,lyerson th.e City Council
arc Gem' CUI'ter, Bob Strvud and
Chrisie Stroud; daughll'l' 01
ShernU Rigsby.
. Bob and ' Susil' Stroud ,' was '
I'ecently named I'Irstrunnerup in
thl' 1990 ' Homecoming Quet:n
c\lmpetition . al SoitthPlains
College.
The 198j:jHi,.leCentergraduate .
is..1l commercialurt major at SP{.:.
' 'sheison the .Caprock annual
Iitilt'f
ml'miier oUhe ProArt·
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.h \ir t'<lt
J·r. ·,Boys .Basketball
Action
Quee.n Contest
Friday, Feb. 211
7th Gr~e Owlettes are (back row left to
riiht) Nicole Logan, Cindy Brown, Michelle
Perez, Angela Ogle, Leah Thomas, Machelle
Cartmell, Lucretia Peel, Amanda Schwartz
and Dawn Bandy. 7th grade Owlettes also
include (rront row I to r) Lindsay Bur,ess,
Genevea G.rcia, Jennirer Stout, Kristi
Castillo, Amy Barrett, Robin McKinney and
Yolanda Saenz. The 7th grade Owlettes are
coached by Lisa Wood.
Brousing Around
AI The
Pu~lic' Library
By Jeanne T. Allen
Adult Fiction
COLD HARBOR, Jack Higgins
HANOVER PLACE, Michael Thomas
HIS FATHER'S SON, Malcolm Macdonald
THE IMA~INATION OF THE HEART, Judith
Glover
RITTENHOUSE SQUARE, Merla Zellerbach
A RULING PASSION, Judith Michael
TEXAS HEAT, Fern Michaels
TWO CORINTHIANS, Carola Dunn
THE WOMAN IN THE CLOAK, Pamela Hill
Carolyn's WestView Center
'Fall/Winter Sale
CONTINUES
The following Memorials have been received by
the Public Library.
In Memory of Grace Gordon (aupt of Gordon
Russell) from Keith and Mary Jane Brashear.
In Memory of Mr. Leon Barnes from Keith and
Mary Jane Brashear.
In Memory of Mrs. Veda Terrell (sister of Venda
Robert!;()n) from Keith and Mary Jane Brashear.
In Memory of Leon Barnes from Robert and
Mildred Dixon.
In Memory of Leon Barnes from Wayne & Doris
Hill.
In Memory of Beth Short from Wayne and Doris
Hill.
In Memory of Eppa Jeffreys (mother of Neva
Kisor) from Keith and Mary Jane Brashear.
In Memory of Mrs. Ed Heath (Mandy) from Joe
Roney.
In Memory of Mand), Heath from Red Bevill.
In Memory of Mandy Heath from Wesley and
Suzanne Davis.
In Memory of Mandy Heath from Jack
Anderson.
In Memory of Mandy Heath from Mrs. Milton A.
, Rampy. EI Paso. Texas.
WITH
ADDITIONAL
MARKDOWNS
18061293-9022 - 3411
allan Road
Plainview, TeX8S '19072
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Open Mon.·Sat.
10:00 •.11\.·6:00 p.m.
PRE~PROM
SIDEWALK SALE
Jeanne Allen. Mary' Jane Brashear and Betty
Stout attended a workshop in Muleshoe on Friday,
Jan. 26. The workshop was held.at the Muleshoe
Area Public Library.
The workshop wat:;
sponsored by the West Texas Library System and
,titltcF.:-'l..ibrary Policies'. A special 'thanks' of
appreciation to Gladys Hudgins for working as
Librarian that day and for donating her time.
"We Love Our Library" - On display in the
Library's showcase is a collection of Valentines
dating from 1907 to 1915. Valentine postcards
sent to Walta Katherine (Luttrell) Thomas during
the eyars 1907 to 1910 were loaned by Jeanne
Allen. Valentines sent toJoyStewart(!ater Webb)
dating from 1910 to 1915 were loaned by Dr.
Stewart Webb. Plainview, Homemade valentines
leaturing calling cards are also on display. 'These
belqnged to Percy Wardell Griffith arid date
around 1900. Mary Jane Brashear loaned this
collection for our display. All are unusual and
beautiful. We hope everyonfl has the opportunity
to see these.
Green Oaks Mall'. 66th 8& UniversitY
Lubbock. Texas
Sale Friday. SMurday, February 18th. 17th
10a.m.-6p.m.
Thanks
Express,d
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Layaways Available
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193,3884
IWr,Juld liJII!"o th(Jl!k a.llotille
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~. T~OUBLJ
rare
Owls...
ferti -lome ,
Fertilizer
Buy 2 bags -We spread them FREE
Call early
to reserve
special order
.r=.'Q.W~r..~ Garden
Seed
Nancy's
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Nook
~rry.
Wednesday, February 22
VI.
Beef Stew/Vegetables. Creamy Coleslaw,
Cornbread/Butter, Gingerbread
Supninte'nde'nt'Oodds pru.nted the Pl"anci •• State.at.
Th. Tax Report w•• pr .. eated by Weyland S.. lp~ •.
VIU.
Prindpata
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2.
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4.
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Thursday, February 23
x.
Meatloaf/Creole Sauce, Baked Potatoes, Brussel
Sprouts. Garlic Bread, Peanut Butter Cake w/
Vanilla Icing
~port.:
T.t. Chdl.- Akin Elellental'Y - reported .nroll.nt of
291
Sp.ck Cox ... Jr. High-MUdl. School reported enrollMnt of 269
H/IIrvey Pennell - Hi8h School- repOrt.d enrollllll'ftt or
_.J11
TOTAL I!IIROI.LM!.NT
U~
Eddie Benefield - Repol'ted on Federal ProguIII8
Friday, February 24
Green Enchilada Casserole, Black Eyed
Peas. Broccoli, Yeast Roll/Butter. Peaches
General Repottl:
I. A.T.P.E. Repol't - No report.
2. IUnletic Repol't - No report.
1., Standing COIIIIIIittee Report - 110 report.
(cont'd from Paiie 1)
Area or Panhllndle that is
holding state recognition. The
only other leam In the regIon
mentIOned is Haskel. 26·1. at the
number 6 post.
Fried Chicken/Gravy, Malihed Potatoes, Turnip
Greens, Whole Wheat Roll/Butter, Cherry
Cobbler
1990 .p.dal.:.
Super intendent III Report. and lor Reco_ndat ion. ~
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a Trulltee Elelctio: for Hoy ~J!~~ mold .. by
Ji_y Curry. Seconded by Roger Hahagan. ~~!!!!:!!.:..
Motion to appoint Beverly St..mora .. absentl'e vo,H.!!L£.!!.!~ rtlUdf'
by Jil1lDlY Curry. Seconded by Sid Berry. ~t~.!~~ .
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II!,:...!!I.. !·!!.!J~.-'J .. ~:'I~.'!!'" ~ 111,,11,· b), KOI:,·r "'"h.lf4,lII. St'I· ..." ... d lIy !: 1,I
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4.
NO ACTlON taken Oil .vacation time for Curtis lIoone.
S.
No budset arnmeondments for 19S!J-90 budget.
7.
SuperintcndC!nt Dodds revLewed witn tne 1I"81'd colt of the Band
Uniforms.
8.
The Board reviewed the cost of the Band trip to Aulltin.
9.
10.
nlc Boord rC!vieved thc condition of the &yt1 fluor.
Motion to appro." addltioll to subst'tute tcachina lilt Kar~n
Jacobll Hnd Kathy Klatt . . de by loger Nlhasan. SecoacSed by
Jimy Curry. Vote unanimous.
Moti()n to approve rt'(olMlendation of the u.pulsion of D.ni~1
Adams from .chool (or the umainder of Lheo 1989-90 8chc?2!_lcar
madt" by Jimmy Curry. Seconded by R~8er Hanasan. Y~~~!!'i~<!~!;,
n.
Vice-Ptesident ShepfI'rd entt'nained a notion to I!ntu intCl
e:Mecut ive session coocernina Article 6252-17 including bUI
not limited to section 2(8) (or the purpose of eVilluc1tloll
lind dilieUliltion of the> rolioving IIchon) J'll'rl'lonll(Ol.
I. We"land Snipu
4. T.C. CLark
2. Harvey Pennell
5. Eddie Benefiold
1. W41ter Cox
6. TOni "ay
Monday night game night and
business meeting. plus celebra·
ting St. Valentines Day. was II
fun evening for forty members 01
lhe Single~ set.
The evening 8ta rted off wi th \l
bountiful table of sandwiches.
chips and dips. and oodles ot
luscious homemade cookies.
Following the meal. two very nice
people. Derald and Alma Gray,
were crowned as the reigning
Vl\lentine Kmg and Queen.
Valentines were exchanged and
the accompanying homemad.·
verses created a lot of hilarIty
and fun time. A business mt'eling
followl·d then evel'yone ad·
journt-d to tht; rec l'Oom for our
usualgumes of 4~. dommoes and
sklpbo.
Last week two very descrving
members 01 our gl'OUp. K. Smith
and Aliene Prather, were chosen
volunteers for the month of
February.
,
K. is one of the original
founde ... of s"nlOr Citi~ens group
m Hale C.'nlt·.. and has b...'n a
faithful member since. He WIiS
ont' of our hrst board members
and also one of tht· first to dnve
to.. Meals on Wheels. Hellith
problems haw hinden-d K. in hIS
volunteer work but he IS ~1111
a vailable to servt' as greete .. at
the Center when needed. K·sson.
Pack,
excellant
yet··but he has been 'faithful in
his support of the organization
and continu..s todoso. Pack isan
excellent auctioneer and is
IIlways available when wecall on
him for the Centers auction.
PluB the fact we have free access
to his truck pat.ch. weBt of town.
in season. We might say 'like
fllther, like son' and our hats are
off to the Smiths.
Our other volunteer we honor is
AlienI' 'Granny' Prathe!'.
Granny IS a famihar figure
around the steam table lind the
coffee urns. Having spent II good
part of her adult life as a chef. par
excellence, she is invalullble in
her services to the kit.chen staff.
Granny was employed. on the
kit.chen ewff, for a year at one
time and makes herself available
to our present chefs when the
need anses. Granny is good
natured. and willing. and Can be
depended 011 to fill in whenever
and wh"I'ever needed. She IS ..
reluctant 4~ player but good
naturedly hils In when called
upon.
Gl'Unny just recently
moved "to town" and her
proximIty to till' Cente ..incrca&·s
hl'l' valu,' as II Willing. able
IS nut H. sl'nim' C'lli:l(~n .. tlH
member uf our UI·l{tlOIztltiun.
Nt'xt Monday night I.
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honor..
Tu,·.day
Motion to enter into executive BeUlnn nade by Sid Berry, Secondeod
~Ber M.. t\a8an.-~ute un.nimou •. Entered BCSlton 9: 15 p.m •
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1990 extending to June l0.J~III.ade bt' KOGcor
Hahasan. gecondC!d by JillllllY CUl'ry. Vote unanimouA.
Adjourned:
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• Planting VINEYARD HYBRIDS
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• Prescriptions fUled
• Over-the-counter drugs
• HeaJth and beauty aids
• Cosmetics and perfumes
• Siokroom; surg1caJ needs
Vitamins and diet aids.
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Your e"ort. and desire are an·
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VINEYARD'
R.W. Walkr
COl'llbr~ad
Apple Cobbler
J;~ 1'1. Milk
"'riday, F.-b. 23
Hamburg"r
utlu"e, Tomato
Pickles, 0111<)1\
Potato Rounds
Your season record does not
retlect your winning spirit and the
way you represented our school
and community.
ftecoftll~ndationa.
II : S7 p.lI.
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blood
Fruit or·Juice
Sauli8ge/Cinnamon Rolls
112 Pt. Milk
LUNCH
Tuelday, Feb. 20
Corn Doll' WI Mustard
Baked Beans
Potato Rounds
FrUIt
1/~ Pl. MIlk
Wednesday, Feb. 21
Managers ChOIce
1/2 Pt. Milk
Thursday, "·eb. 22
Meat Loaf
Corn
Green Beans
to all members who
have nol paid their 1990
:.~~~:rs8.il.? dues.
You're
Recent vi.itors to the Cenler
are Myrna Davis and Vida
Adkinon, both of Abernathy.
Also visiting were Henry and
Elouise Riefl. Mary Brown,
. daughter of LaVerne Barnes.
Claudia Rambo. Silas Short and
Marlin Dodds.
Memorials given for W.H.
KIrby. Sr. by LUCIlle I'behng; for
Dowden Ko .. ninger by Madge
Thoas and Ed and Georgia
Standef .. r, for t.eon Hames by
Gene and Joy,'" Tyer; for Mandy
Heath by Jame. lind MaXIe
Pinson lind tlll'lr mother MI·s.
Nunnery.
Thank. to .J.t'. and Novellll
Sneed lind Ahce Arnold for their
dunations to M.O.W .
Foud for thought: Some people
give lind forgIve. Sum. people get
and forllt·t.
Our Elks Anel ElkeHes
"at ion to increase tne "dlllinistrators monthly ulary by an amount
"qual to the Tue".r. IDOnthly il'lcreau IlUde by Dane II Hunt. Seconded
by Sid Berry. FOR (4) Darrell Hunt, Pat Shepard, ROSer "ahagal'i, Sid
lIerry, "CAINSTCI) Jimmy Curry.
Soard "embers (No Action) Repo .. ts and lor
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by Sid Bcrry. ~!'!!!~.!..:.. Ellit ou~~f seuian .11:29 p,m.
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A museum workday is slated
Saturday. Feb. 17. if weather
permits. Scheduled to begin at 9
a.m. wOl'k WIll be focused in the
Carnage House.
Last weekend a concrele 1100r
wa. poured in the Carriage
House thllt contains antIque
wagon •. carriages. ranching and
dairy items.
A lunch WIll be provided to all
workers.
the .inuc •• fro. the Ja.llln 2'3
wri.!!!!. ..d. by H., Cuny. Seconded by Sid
Yote unanlmou ••
during my'rer:,l lnf i.lIni!lili. YQUI'
lriendllhip 17l1ilJijlllJloI tumeana ·.·
my l'am.it;, and mcali1!8 Hale
:Center IJ 'very specilJl p(cace,
.I f you area subscriber of Mission Cable TV service.
Please, fill out this survey and return it to Hale Center
city hall b~, ~100pm March. 2, 1990 .•
none
Museum
Workday
Carded
are Bulls·Frank· Silvas, Keith
P.,yor; Warriors.Jackie King,
Chris Cummings; Celtics·
Tommy' Horsford, Darryl
Barrett; Lakers·Reile Gomez.
David Jimenez; Spurs·Harold
Needham. Shane Beny; Cotton
Cenler Mavericks·Diane Reeve •.
Serving as major league
coaches are Spurs-Dewight
Thomas. Dicky Hanks; WarriorsCharles Soehngel. Richard
Bradley; CoUon Cenler Rockets·
Gary Koelder; Bulls-Larry
Ybarra. Johnny Madrigal; and
Pistons·Roy Luera and Rick Pool.
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Hale Center, Texas .
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Tuesday, Februar, 20
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Cable SubscribersSurve.y
RIlC:;~P,T!ON
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Wfltt.n _de b)l'
Mlbqu.. S.coDded b,. ~i..,. C\lrry. ~
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Hi-Plains H9spital&
Nursing H()me
203W.4th
839.2471
.Fertilizers ·Inc.
879-4&21 .
Floyd Waters, Mgr.
622 Ave.G
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Hale Center
Insurance Agency Inc.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Member F.D.I.C.
839·2448
Keith Brashear
618 Main
839·2151
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Hi-Plains Hospital &
Nursing Home
Boyd's Spraying Service
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North of City
839·2172
203 W. 4th
839-2471
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Bold Blue
Go Owls & Owlettes!
Hale Center Coop Gin
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Brown 'Pharmacy
Bob and Tany
801 Ave. G
839·2466
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Cagers End R.e gular
'Season On High Note
Freeman O'q
Funeral Home
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839-2436
Main Insurance
Owls 1990 District Champs
C.H. KeetOn
802 Main
839-22HL
839-2626
We're Backing The Owls!
Mayfield Co-op Gin, Inc.
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D. d. Hooper, Mil'.
87_9_-_21_.7_2_ _ _.._..:-[-(--4
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1101 N. Main
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Hale Ccnwl' eagel-s closed (lut
their regular. season blasting
Lockney 113-33 in the gi.rl$ tilt and
116.!!9 in the boys game.
In.the o.wleUe 'g ame theJ.;adY
.' Horn$ledtllel~al~jrI8 until the
Hllal 2 ll)inu~e8 of t,heopt!n.ill/,
fra,me, . ,Bas.ke'ts by Aimee
Schwartz·.a ndJodi Bel'ggave:the
Owlettes. an 11.7 firstqual'wr '
.lead.
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Reserve players 'played . aD
important role in providing the
offensive output of the Owletws
during the second quarter. Lori
. Mahagan and Aimee Schwartz
hit the target 1'01' 6 of the 17
points. Senior Jodi Berg gave the
Owlettes a 10 point advantage
with 2:41remail1ing in the hall
and H.C. increased the lead 28·14
at intermission.
While limiting Lockney to tI
markel'H .in the third qual·ter the
Owlette offense struck for 18
poinlt. Four Owlettesmllrked in
t~e 'reco.td. in .. tbeprofital)le
'qu'~tter: . : "o~sil)g in pointsf()r
ItC. were·Poindcxlertl, )3erg ,a nd ,
.. Tined and Sisemore 2 pC/iilts . .'
L.,a~ing 411·20tO.begin t~e firl!11
. quarter the Owlette . 0Ilen6e
continued to find the range. In
their . most . producti ve onensc
game, H.C. poured in spother 17
points in the tlnal quarter for th.,
6:'J.33 victory.
The victOry ended the regular
sesson for the Ow.lettes wHh an 8·
~ district record .arid the second
consecutive tl'ip to thepJayoffs as
the district's runnerup team.
DUring the boys conlest the
outcome was never in doubt as
the Owls raced oil to a 164 I1rs1
quarter lead. 1'he guartel' WIlB
cupped with a slam dunk by Koy
Smith with 2 seconds remainil)g.
HlIleCel)tel'.po\,!l-ed in20 poii)ts
ir\t~esecolJd 'quartel· tQ hold a
comfulindinfJ: 36,15 . . haH . time
.advantage. .All fi·ve H.C. stllrtel'S
contribute.d in the scoring .effort
redby Roberts and Smith with 5
.
points each.,
The Owls added to their
advantage 53-23 to start the final
Plll'iod,
The Owl defense limited
Lockney to 6 fourth quarter
points while continuing to pour
in points for the 66·29 win. ,
The win kept the Owl district
record spotless at 10'() and th"
district title.
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Lockney
.Hart · .'
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Farwell
Abernathy
Hart
Olton
Farwell
Abernathy
Lockney
Varsity
Boys
Varsity
Girls
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Girls
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75 ..33
' 76~1
50-28
48 ..47
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39-37 .
29-37
36-32
40·33
48-30
23-33
63-33
'5 0:'16
33-21
'50-56
67-66
39-51 ·
29.;.31
64-ll2
59-55
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35-27
67-56
70-60
66-29
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48-34
77·65
53·39
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Hillside Acres
Country Club
839·:n88
BaleCelltertBoosterClub
p ,. -.. "..-~~
Waller's
Garage
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8th Grade O""let:tes
..ilbt) Racheal
Leesa Gomez, Reyna Marin, Deldra
Poindexter, Sarah Mahagan. Jessica Black ·
Gracie Martinez, (front row I to r) Wendi
Groves and Alvina Hernandez. The Jr. High
Owlettes are coached by Lisa Wood. (not
pictures-Heidi Huffhines)
Ag Kidsl The Ag kids who have
show animals in the San Antonio
Stock Show len ~arlier this week
to represent Hale Center. We
wish all of them luck and hope
they all made the sale!
UIL: The UIL One·act play caBt
has been chosen! The following
kids were picked: Seniors Jen
~~~~~e~K1:t~~L!'rirr1:':::~'::d
Brian Garibay . Good luck to all
of you!
Commodity
Distribution
Caprock Community Action
will be diytribulll\g commoditiey
Feb. 20. in the Catholic
Hall.
Residen~ may .. tarl receiving
food item .. from ;)·5 p.m. People
receiving commodities are asked
not to arrive before;) p.m.
Resident .. must have a while
card to I'eceive the food items and
nu .new applicatiun.. will be
accepted after 4:ao p.m.
Tue~day.
Higginbotham
la rllelt Co.
839-2101
202 W. Cleveland
COUNfRY BAsKET-!
Owlette B-ball: The ·Owle4tea
finished up district last Friday
defeating the Lockney Lady
Longhorns.
The Owlettea
finished with an 8·2 record.
Thursday, Feb. 15th, the
Owlettes play their bi-diatrict
game at Plainview HiJh Schoo
against Idalou. This begins at
7:0Q p.m. Good luck, Owlettes!
You're worked hard!
Chris Cummings
J.G.Cannon .
O.L. Damron
Lubbock Christian wa. picked
first in the area. but the Owls
def' ·d them in another hard
f' g. t game! Good luck, Guys!
You look great.
Cotton Center
School Menu
BREAKFAST
Monday, Feb. 18
Orange Juice
BillCuits/ Scrambled Eggs
Milk
IiC Coop GID
Jack Hooper
Darrell Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Weyland Snipes wish to announce
the engagement of their daughter, Carol Leigh, to
Gary Wayne Kleiber, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kleiber of Lubbock.
The couple will be married March 17 at Raintree
Christian Church in Lubbock.
Miss Snipes is a graduate of Hale Center High
School and attends Texas Tech University.
Kleiber is a graduate of Monterey High School, an
ex·student of Texas Tech University, and the
manager for United Supermarkets in Levelland.
Wednesday, Feb. 21
Grape Juice
Biseui tSI Sausage
Milk
Hurry in to see your
sales representative during Pioneer Days.
Special 60/0 savings soon will end on every
Pioneer«' brand product you purchase!
We have the performance and savings you·
won't want to miss.
Keith Jones
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D.O. Op. COUn. Il:l lX. D.O. Op. COUn. At paniCiPBtlng ~ry Queen slOres.
PLAINVIEW MERCHANTS.
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1014l:1roadway .
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401 W.9th
Large brick home on 100'
corner lot. Very nice. Call
C.H. Keeton.
Keeton Real Estate
839-2212
83U-2896
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J wil;h tu express my "int'ere
Ihallks lu all uf Hi·Pla",.
Hu.pilal .101/. Dr. i'rt'l!mall. /)r.
Purl .•urN"'>' (·rt'U·. ea(·h uf my
IIurst' (·ollt'agul'. u'hu #IOU" mt'
sud. #luud (·aT(· u·h,/.· J was ill Ih.,
huspilal.
A ..ny .pt.,.,al Ihallks. luu.lur
my (·hddrt'll. ,·a(·h ,.1'10 Ii ... ·. and·
In'·lId. u·//I) "'111 me II()u·~r•.
(·ards . luud. ,·,./I.·d alld (·alh·d al
Ih.· /""pllal alld my homl·. }'uu
aT(' u·ur,d,·rlul pt'Opl.·.
Anlla Wall.
Notice
Out of (;ounty
Malcolm Atwood
OrVIlle Humett
A.I.. ·Hromley. Jr.
Mrs. Fltz Hensun
I:Irenda Cannon
Chul'lt!e.n ChastaIn
Anna Greer
Harold Hurns
Lelia Ht·nder"on
MI·H. Jamt's K,'y
Mike LanKlord
Kennt'th Louthan
Hetty M,·.u
MUI'ylcc SIndt
Floyd Shackelford
Southw,·.tcm Bt'lll'"lephune
Hev. Jim TCt!tcr
Joy Westmon·land
We repre,ent several companies
but we work for you.
Tampll Kaltll Bra.h ..r, CPCU
SBMP Inc. dba
Hale Center Insurance
Agency, Inc.
618 Main
839-2055
Hale Center Bo?"
1990 "Little Dribblers· SchedUle
Tape, bed, texture, minor repair.
and quality painting. ThomaH
Henderson. Jr. 839·2945 or 839.
W"ek
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Feb 20
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Feb 22
Feb 23
2316.
unit
STRAYED CALVlo:S
5;45
6,30
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BUlls-Warriors
"Bulls-Pistons
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Feb 26
Feb 27
March I
March 2
5 : 45
Mavericks-Celtics
6 : 3D
7: 15
8 : 00
S:'lur5-Bull"
Bulls-MavericKs
Warrio r s-Lalc;ers
·Warriors-Rockets
"Bulls-S~urs
Lakers-Spurs
Mavericks-Warri ors
* P i stons-Warr iors
Celtics-h'arriors
La lc;ers-Bulls
* Rockets-P i stons
*Warriors-Dulls
outJ,tHlng
wonwn. 111')\1111(, houl~. goml
In('Onlt' vut(·ntutl. luI' A,'un
I't'pn'St' nlutI H'I".
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l.Ul'"(· brund un
I'Ill ('agl' WIth
purpl,· "ur h'l(
Lakers-Maver ieks
Celtics-Bulls
*S!'urs-Warriors
Week 3
March 5
March 6
Ma reh 9
March 8
('uUIU(" . .
Bt,t'ky Mint·.·
Mavericks-Spurs
Celtic5-Lal<ers
II:JU·:J121
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*Spurs-Rockels
Warriors-Bulls
Bulls-Celtics
Mavericks-Lakers Wilrriors-~purs
*Pistons-Bulls
·Warriors-Spurs
Spurs-Lakers
Ce I t ics-Maver ieks
*Bulls-~ockets
*Spurs-P istons
HELP WANTED
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$60.00 ' ''~:R . HUN1JHEII n··
mailing Il'Ut'I'S Irom h(Jml'~
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stump,·d ,·nvl'lopt·. Ass,·mt,·•.
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839-2627
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March 13
Marcil 15
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5 : 45 • Bulls-Spurs
Spurs-Celtics
Spurs-Mavericks
6: 30
liarriors-Cettics Warriors-Mavericks Lakers-Warriors
7: 15 *Rockets-liarriors ·Spurs-Bulls
*Warriors-Pistons
8: 00
"Rockets-Spurs
Lakers-Celtics
MaveriCkS-Bulls
"Bulls-Warriors
*1' i stons-Rocket s
• 5th and 6th grade games
Certain galles may have to be reschedUled depending on high schOOl basketball .
teams playoffs and public school night
Te·am listed Hrst is the Ho!"e Team
Farm"r n~edllig land to n'nl
Call 879·2182
Hefore 7 am & after II pm
l!, 16 pd
Hale Center
Churches
. First Baptist Church
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. Rev. Craig ('urry, pastor'
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Iglesia. Hautista
Rolando Miralez
. 8RAND '.PROOUCTS
All salt'S-.1rc ~Ubil'Cllo thL' lelm!:. ollabC'hng and s.llt' doc(,lmc/lt!o
~t.'Mliten>d
. tj~emar'k bI PIOneer Ht·8rcd Ime~naltonal . Inc . Dei Moines. Iowa. ·u S A
You may not know
you need a lawyer
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untl.1you talk to one
First 20 minute consult.tlon F,.EE
BEN LINTON
ATTORNEY ·
Office Hours By Appointment Only
P.O. Boli 781
CLEANING .
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(held in heated garage)
Baby bed. rocking chair. swing
8et. Christmall tree, typewriter.
Htereo. kids clothey, lot8 01
miscelJaneous.
Thurs. Fri & Sat ~-6
1 mile eaHt un 1914
Hjlle·Center.
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New Construction
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BUSINESS ·REVIEW
MIke Lemond
Peggy Lankford
Velma Medlock
. Jeff Oswalt
Choiceo~' ~il~ .
, '.\'acos . . . .
Lettuce/Tomato Slllad
Spanish Rice
Picante Sauce
Sliced Pears
Sopapillasl Q"Dey
Choice of Milk
Jeny Johnson
Bobby Johnson
John Roney
J.D. Ritchey
Holly Turner
Warren Thoma.
W.e. WrIght
"Coverage that fill"
Garage Sales
Thank You
I HR $ia5 per month
Located in Hale Center
293-4011
untl
Evalene McDonald
K.m NorrIS
Pete NOI'I1"et
Wayne Patton
MI's. G.L. ROSH
J.H. RobertH
W.H. Steen
Chal'leH Stroope
Ronnie Sherrod
SPS.PeterHburg
Pauline Stone
Grady Shepard
Joe B. Stokes
Billy D; Teeter
W.A. Teeter
Bob Watson
representative during Pioneer Days:
757-2351
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HOUSE FOR RENT
~~~~eL;J:t~hews
See your Pioneersales
879':2260
Joe Gilbreath
Metts Hammiu
Hale County
James Hus ..ey
Leon Hal"Oe.
Con me Bowman
A.S. Beny, Jr.
Sid Herry
James S. Campbell
J.B. CUl'l'ell
W.oodrow Cobb
VIOla Cox
Johme Chilton
Cotton Center GraIn
Mrs. W.B. Dyer
WeBley DaVIS
Arden Da vis
Eddie DulIn
J.D. Ellill
Mrs. Aifred lo;bchng
Steve Fortenberry
Wilbur I-urake\'
Michael Harrell
Wendell Hugh"s
Rex HarrlHon
V.V. H"lbt!l"l
E.D. Heath
Hale Ct!nter Wheat Gl'owel'~
, Roller! Heath ::.:
I A'ron Kll'by
.
A.J. Keenum
W.H. KIrby. JI'.
L.F. Lowl·y
LUNCH
Monday, lo'eb. 18
Spaghetti WI Meat Sauce
Pork·n·Beans
'}'OIIsed Salad
French Bread
Fruil Salad
ChOIce 01 Milk
Thursday, Feb •.22
Hogie Sandwich
Turkey & Cheese
French .·riesfCatllup
. Pickle Spears,
1'rop'i·cal .F ruit
Wendt·11 "bell
Bert Jacobs
Mrs. Virgil Jones
Mrs. Orville Jones
J.L. John~on
Large 2 story brick, 4 BR. 2 a/4
Bath. Double Garage. Pool.
Elltra House. a Acrl'S.
Florence Richardson Realtor
Billington Real Estate
283·2/;72 or 293-147/;
Jo'EBRUARY
Jo'riday, Feb. 23
Sliced Peaches
Cowboy Breadl Little Smokles
Milk
Wednesday, Feb. 21
Burritos
Fried Okra
Tossed Salad
Picanle
Sliced Peaches
Choice of Milk
Out of County
Larry Combest
Jeral MIller
EddIe McKInney
John McQUlen
Thursday, Jo'eb. 22
Apple Juice
Pancakes/ Crisp Bacon
Milk
Tuesday, Jo'eb. 20
Barbecue Chicken
Potato Salad .
Ranch Style Beans
RolJs
Peanut Bu~ter Cake
Choice of Milk
Gene H~ath
Mrs. F.A. Harcrow
Bub Hammitt
Gary Koelder
Chat'les KlDg
Mrs. Rayburn Kanh
Monte Lee
John Lyles
THESE ARE THE DAYS
TO SAVE 6%...
FEBRUARY 19-24
Tuesday, Feb. 20
Mixed lo'ruit
CerealiToast
Milk ·
Allen White
R.W. Waller
J.O. Wheeler
Ge.·trude Williams
Mrs. Marvin Dutton
Owl Basketball: Our mighty
Owl basketball team has won
first in district for the .third year
in a row. The Owls finished
district with a 10-0, securing their
record beatinll Lockney last
"'riday! Tuetiday !lath) the Owls
t~6b:ck Chri~~:n'W::h S~~~~i.t
W.A. Teeter
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5th guincX',
. \ ptaln~1ew"} .
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Yeaterday I saw a algn that
r.ad: "LOVE IS LIKE JAM.
SPREAD SOME AROUND TODAY."
'
. That's what the world needs •
love. It's the only thing .Ihat will
aoIve our peraonaJ, social, and In..
ternatlona! problem••
What'alove? It'a pUaino ~
Ilrst; But everyone 1.l lsll·
centered ., e!lcept the Lore!. He
. demoi:l.uat~ HialOVe for ua by
living and dying· to; ·uS. .
. It'aonly''YOU~.PUh8qod
of·1oYe that you'll abound in the
love 01 God. ~ to Hlm~ and
He'll C;hange
Aa you love
Him. you'll be able to 1CMJ 0IhcIra.
.Uk. ttiealgn eald, "LOVE IS
. LIKE · JAM. SPAEAD .$OME
AROI,JNQTOOAY."
you.
Lone Star Baptist Church
Claude Mullins. pastor
Chu~h
of Christ
SIII.8 Short, Preachlr
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
Ji'.a ther .George Rooney, pastor
Church bfGQd of tbe First Born
Se...io B.e rnal
Friendship Holiness Baptist No.2
Ella Griffin, ~stor .
Church Of .The V.Hey .
.Rev. EHiieo !:!alda,n a, p~stor
Cotton Center
Clturches
First Baptist Church
Rev, JOe]!!' Cariker, Pl;lstor
First United: Methodist Church
llet.Lyndall Fletcher
eul.tolllelr1l We Serve .
Hale Center InsunlDce Agency
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ISRAEL HERNANDEZ·PECOS. TEXAS
KENNETH HOUSE·ODESSA. TEXAS
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BECKy JONEl-CRANE. TEXAS .
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