One Dead And Four Injured In `Week`

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One Dead And Four Injured In 'Week'of Accidents
APernathy Police and Department of
Public Safety officers were kept busy
over the past week with a rash of
serious injuries in and a round Aber·
nathy that resulted in one death and
four accident victims being hospital ·
ized.
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A south Texas man wa s killed Mon·
day a fternoon when his pickup trucksmas hed into the rear of a tra iler truck
south of Abernathy on the E a s t Inter·
state 27 service road,
Forrest Lowe Griffin . 66. of Bla nco
. was pronounced dead al the scene by
Justice of the Peace Da niie Willia mson
of Sha llowa ter . who ruled the dea th
accidenta l.
The ma n'S 57·year·old wife. Neva .
underwent trea tment for m inor injuries
la te Monday a t Methodist lIospital.
acco rdin~ t o reports ,
The acCident occ urre d In dense
smoki! which ori gi na ted fro m a cot ton
burr fire east of the roa dwa y south of
Aberna th y The ha7.a rd had caused
motor ists'to drive a t a very s low ra te of
speed a nd the tra ile r t ~c k n g was
report ed ly barely movi ng when Grif ·
fin 's vehic le collided int o the back of it ,
Gnfflll 's pickup was demolished on
impact with the la rge truc k. which was
ca rrying a 15 ton load of pipe. A " Jaws
of Life" tool from Idalou was used, to
free Griffin 's body from the w~kage
It look approximately one hour
fr~
to
the c rushed body ,
The dri ver of the trailer truck , Rex
Ford, 26, of Waton&!l, Oklahoma , said
he barely heard a noise when the pickup
hit the back of his truck ,
Edith Waits Injured
Edith Hall Waits , 59, of 308 Ave , D
Abernathy, WliS injured wnen she wa,:;
hit behind by an 18 wheeler "eaded
south on the 87 service road ,
Wai ts was taken to Methodist Hospi·
ta l in Lubboc k where she was trea ted
and re leased , She was la ter r ea dm itted ,
Her present condition was not availabl e
a t press tim e,
The coll is ion occurred Frida v a fter·
noon a t the 600 block a nd the wes t
ser v ice road . whe n a truc k driver from
Hous ton was drivi ng through Abe r·
na thy,
Dr'iver of the 18 whee le r . Kenneth
Bl ackburn . of Va lley Mills. Texas. did
not see the pi ckup a nd ra n int o the back
of Wai ts .
Damage to the 18 wheele r was minor ,
The pickup driven by Waits sus tained a
baltered ta ilgate and bumper.
Motorcycle Wreck
TWo young &dulls, Ricky Ortega , 19,
and Margie Gartiega , 18, were 'seriousIy injured when the Suzuki motorcycle
they were riding collided with a car in
Abernathy last week ,
The victims of the accident were
driving through Abernathy when the
car they were following turned , Ortega,
who was driving, tri ed to pass on the
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e of the car, driven by Lewis
Lo
of Abernathy, when they col-'
Iided ,
Ortega nd- Gartiega were thrown
from the motorcycle to the middle of
Ave, D in front of the F ina Sta tion ,
Lopez was turning into the sta tion
whe n Ortega tried to pass on his left.
Lopez was not injured and his car
susta ined minor damage , The motorcycle was reported to be tota lled.
The young . man a nd woma n were
ta ke n to a Plainview Hospital after the
acci den t. One was re leased later and
the other was tra nsferred to Lubbock,
Both a re Pl ain view r esidents ,
The drive r of the motorcycle was
cited for the acc ident.
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FATAL ACCIDENT occurred when this pickup driven by Forrest Lowe Griffin crashed into the back
of a truck trailer Monday afternoon , Griffin died instanUy and his wife was taken to Methodist
Hospital for treatmenl
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Diet CenterOpens In Abernathy
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Drug Smuggler Arrested In Abernathy
A man was arrested Ifl the Pilv ·N,
Save P;lrklnlo! lot Saturday e"emn~ at
5, ~ 5 p m
Ha,' Donald Bo"k illS , :l8 , was arr ·t,
ed a~ ,ell t to th~ Lubbock county Jail
for drunk drl\'lllg It II. as later deter,
mUled that BOl'kllls had a warrent
agall\st hlln (or smuggling drugs In
Califorma
BoykIns j~ wanted for m uggling
drugs Into a ('allfoml:! pnson and was
char~ed II. \th a first degree (elony ,
oollce oH ,ct'rs saId
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Ro ~ klll 's 9 year old !>on wa. ndlng In
the front seat. ",hf'n h~' was arrested
TJfI~ :\aron . Aix'malhy pollC'e offIcer.
staled tha t the bo~ ha d alleg~'<Ily bt.>I!n
abusl'<l WIth ,cars 011 h, s Ic!::S
'111<' ho~ told Aht'rnath~ pollee offl
('t''''' th<1t he had prl'n'ntt'<l " '('rlOU~
wrt.'Ck e;lrller "hen hIS father wa
dr!' Inl( TlH'\ were "bout to collIde 1\ Ith
a car when the boy slammed on the
bra kes on the drivers SIde . pollee
officers saId
Boykllls a nd hIS son had been liVing in
J\ew Deal In the Norman Apartments
They IIv('<I nex t to the :'\e" Dea l police
offleer who also II vcs 11\ these apart ,
m!l1ts Boykins was a laborer (or L
whIle In New Deal. police officers said
lie was in Aberna thy to buy grocer,
les , officers sta ted ,
The boy was taken to the Plalll\' lew
Ch Ild Weifare Department.
lIi n cit' H ~ (' o\ rrt' d .
.-\ ble~de . ,,:hlch had been ta ken from
lhl' Carde(,nas rl'Sldence of 1008 5th St ..
June 5. 1\ as recove red b~ pollee chief
Ha~ mond :'\il ron
.-\ MeXIcan Aml'nc a n Ju\,enlle reo
tum"d thl' bike to Dal'ld Ca rdeenas. the
I)'" ncr .
af te r ex tensl\'E" negotia tions
\\ \th the JU \, l'ndl"~ pare nts, :-.ia ron
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On The l;ounty Line
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K"ilh T Olllt-,
1/ you haven ' t St.'Cfl the movIe
" HlIIdl'rs Of The Los t Ark ". 1(0 see it.
It's rated PG , whic h IS about as clea n as
movlcs gel thesc days
To mc. thIS movl£, is one of the greats
a nd WI ll probably ra te up there WIth
Sta r \\'un; It Just started las t weekend ,
If you like old fash Ioned excite ment a nd
adven ture . don 't m ISs th is one
IIOW SMALL. IS SMALL ~ ~"
You know you 're in a s mall town
when "
The a irport runway is terraced ,
The polka is more popular than disco
on Saturday night.
Third Street is on the e dg e of town ,
Every sport is played on dirt.
The editor and publistJer of the
news paper carries a camera at all
limes.
You don' t use your tum signal
because everyone knows where you're
going.
You 'are born on June 13 and your
famil y receives gifts from the local
merchants because you are the first
baby of the year.
You speak to each dog you pass, by
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name, and he wags at)'aU.
You dial a wrong number and talk for
15 minutes anyway.
You are run off Main Street by a
combine.
You can't walk for exercise because
every car that pas~ offers you a ride.
You get married and the. local paper
devotes a quarter pale to the story.
You.drive into the ditch five miles out
of town 'a nd the word lets back to town
before you do.
The biggest business in tOwn sella
fann machipery.
You write a check on the wrolll bank
and it covers it for you.
...The-pickupl on Main Street out' number the cars three to one.
You mill • Sunday at church and "
' receive a get-well caret
Som.,... IIIuI you bow you feel tIleD
, IIltens to what you ..y .
Thank God for small toWDI .... nd the
people wbo live In theni...
' Vlc Lamb, who w..Jbe Editor ~ the
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Abernathy Weekly Review for several
yea rs in the 1930 's. recently sent me a
post card with a remedy for falling
asleep while driving ,
" To make sure you don 't doze off
while driving ." Vic advises. " here 's a
sure way to stay awake , Take off both
your shoes aoo drive wearing your
socks only ,"
Well Vic, thanks for the informa tion
a nd I'll surely apply it "before " I take a
nap while driving.
Are you a ca utious . safe, driver ? If
you a re not . the following s tatistics
reported by the Texas Department of
Public Safety may persuade you to be
so tn the future ,
For instance, from
1775· 1980 .
t ,186,654 Americans died in all the U,S,
wa rs put together, This is a period of
205 years ,
From 1900 -1980 . a period of 80 years,
2,345.865 Americans died in U.S. Highway accidents.
In the Revolutiona ry War 4,435
' Americans died ; the War of 1812 , 2.260
died ; Mexican War 13,283 ; Civil War
529,332 ; Spanish-American War 2 ,446 ;
WWI 116.563 : WWIl 407 ,828: Korea
54,246 and in the Vietnam war 56.261
Americans died.
Over one million more Americans
have died in car accidents in the past 80
years than Americans in all the wars
put together for the past 205 years.'
Here are some additional statistics:
The economic loss suffered from
traffic accidents in Texas for the year
1980 are estimated at $3,010,000 ,000
for this o~ year. This would buy 10.000
homes at $80,000 each, 10,000 refrig- .
erators at $700 each, 10,000 electric
rallies at $600 each, 10 .000 TV sets at
$700 each, 10,000 dish,:"asbers at $500
each, 10 .000 automobll~ at $10,000
~ch , ,1 0,000 central air conditionilll
units at $2,500 each and furnish the
head of each ~ the 10,000 bquaehoIda .
with a bank account of n06,000 .
So,remember, when you let into your '
car to drive to work each day, you are
experiencilll one of the moet danpfoiJa
acbvlties in America today , Don't be.
sta~8tic, drive carefUlly.
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Police chIef Haymond !\a ron ca ught
three Juveniles In the act of breaking
IIlto a concessIOn s tand a t the Aber ·
nath~ II lgh School baseball park
All thr('c Juve mles we rc MeX Ica n
.-\Inencan alld 14 years of age \ aron
caught them before they ent ered lh ~
bulldjn~
" .. ,i""n Ali"11 (' a u ~ hl
Loca ls called In an aCCIdent the\'
\\ Itnessed thIS pas t weekend when a ca'r
drov£, Into a 6 It d,tch on the east si de of
tO\\1I
The man dn "lng the ca r, Ha mmdo
Tant ovlOa, 34. IS a :\Iexlcan a lien who
had ~'en l,vlllg In Aberna th y (or thl'
p;1,t >I X month, a nd working 'on Int e r·
sta te ~7. police officer ' saId .
.\t th(' sa me lime Ta nt oy ioa wa s
Two Gh'l'n OWl
Two othe r' young me n were charged
WIt h OWl this pa st week,
Police off icer William Holocker
pulled ove r a 19 year old white male
F riday a nd cha rged him with DWI.
Sunday. a 26 yea r old Mexican
Ame n ca n ma le turned his ca r over in
a n acc Ide nt , Police officers we re noti·
fltod bv Aberna thy locals who viewed
th e 1\ ;,'c k
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The driver of the car was later
cha rglod with DWI
fh e s ix stude nts that will be stationed in
Austria with Blalock. He is from
Richardson . Texas ,
Micah 's group will be hiking and
riding trains to mountain villages in
Austria where they wilI' teach basic
discipleship skills to the people of
Austria , Each disciple will only be"
a llowed to carry a back-pack, with bare
Cl;sentials ,
They will preach and discuss subjects
such as " How To Share Your Faith
With Others",
Most people in Austria speak German, and therefore, Gennan translators will accompany Micah 's group,
" In all, there are actually 44 crusaders going to Austria," Micah said,
"These crusaders will be dispersed all
over Austria though, " Micah added ,
Pope Paul Inspired By Crusaders
" Eight years ago, American crusa·
ders talked to a man about Christ when
they were stationed in Poland It was in
the early years 01 the campus for
Christ crusades, " Micah said. " Today,
this man who was inspired by American crusaders eight years ago is Pope
John Paul II ," Micah said.
Micah also stated that it's not illegal
to crusade in Austria , but it is frowned
upon by many of , the people of that
country. Most of the people of Austria
are of the..Catholic faith.
"Crusaders have been harassed and
put in jail in earlier yean 01 crusading, and others have been accused of
smuggling Bibles," Micah said. He
that there will be no trouble !il
this nature while in Austria.
,Micah will return from Austria the 20
or 21 of August. He will then attend
Tech to finish his senior year.
He is the SOD of Hayden and DonIIa
Blalock of Abernathy.
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HEADED FOR AUSTRIA Is Micah
Blalock, who will be stationed there for
60 days to crusade for Christ.
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Hale S.,ba15 Bo• • Puellise'
Sales ~-Series EE and HH United
Statea Savinp ,Bonds ,i n Hale County
were reported today by County Bond
Chairman J,A. "Doc" Potts to be
$14,729. Sa... for the first montb
period totaled $14 ,729 for 5% of the
11181 ,Oil of $300,000 . ","."
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Tau . . cIurtIII the moDdI
IlII10IIMed to $21,384 ,204, w~ Ia~
offi ce in Plainview along with several
others,
Nancy Allen was selected office
manager , She is a local and the wife of ' ,."
Dorman Allen , Nancy was employed at
Struve Dry Goods 11 years prior to this
job.
The Aliens have three daughters who
are all married , One lives in Levelland
a nd the other two are living in Abernathy,
" The prime objective of the Diet
Center is to help people lose weight.
Those taking our program can lose
17·25 pounds in the short period of six
weeks," Nancy said,
arrested, a " Iexlca n Ame rica n walked
up to the scene a nd was a lso a rrested
fo r pub lic intoxication.
He was la ter charged with r es isting
arres t a nd'disorderly conduct and sent
to the Lubbock County J a il. He is a 24
year old Aberna thy loca l.
Micah Blalock To Crusade
for Christ In Austria
Mica h Bla lock. a 1978 graduate of
Abe rna thy High School, will be hea ding
for Austria June 20 on a crusa de for
Chr ist for 60 da ys ,
r.t icah will leave Aber.nathy June 20
a nd will be flown to 'ew York for five
days tra ining. before going to Austria ,
He will be accompanied by six other
youth from different. loca tions all oyer
the United Sta tes ,
The crusade is s ponsored by the
Ca mpus Crusade For Chris t organiza'
tion throughout Am enca , Micah is a
me m ber of this orga nization on the
Tech ca mpus. there he is also studying
Music_J :omposition as a senior.
One other stuctent from Tech, is one of
A new business opened in Abernathy
June first. This new business is "The
- Diet Center" and is located at 914·B
Ave . 0 wtlere Panhandle Cablevision
was previously located ,
The Diet Center is a nationwide
organization made up of several thousand branch offices located across the
United States and Canada ,
This branch office will provide a local
service to those who want to lose weight
or adapt a steady protein diet. There
are alsO Diet Center branches at '
Lubbock and Plainview ,
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The owner of this bra nch office is
Jean Wood, who also owns the branch
for the flfSt month of 11181 totaled
$21,3114,204 with"" oftheye&iiy ....
lOll of $252 .3 million adlieved,
SITE OF 11IE ACCIDENT just one mile south of Abernathy on the East tf1 ~
road. The I.mile trail of smoke crossing the road was from burning cotton burrs
located in a field just southeast of Abernathy , The smoke reduced visibility to
almost zero.
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June Sales Tax Rebates For Abernathy, New Deal
State Comptroller Bob Buliock Thursday said Texas cities collecting the onepercent city sales tax have received
$3 10 ,7 million in rebates during the
first six months of 1981 ,
Bullock said the June sales tax
rebates to cities totaled $28.3 million,
compared to $24 .9 million during
comparable period in 1980 ,
is $1 ,690 , bringing this town's year-todate total to $27,335, which is a 25.50%
increase over last year.
NeW' Deal will receive no check for
June, leaving the town 's total for this
yearat$1 ;460 to date, which is a 5.48%
~crease over last year.
MOVIE
Sponsored By Abernathy
Public Library
When : Every Friday, 2 : 30 p, m ,
Where: Community Room
Admission : Free
FRIDA Y'S FEATURE
Island Of The Blue Dolphins
June 19
( 93 minutes long)
WEATHER'
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Nursery For Crusade
The nursery will be open 45 minutes
before each service for those who have
a need for it. Nursery will be provided
for children 5 years and younger.
All children will go to the First
Baptist Church Nursery and be dispersed from ,there.
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1It1i Street Two-W.y
8th Street will be changed to a two
way street during Crusade hours for
easier parkin8. This will provide easy
access to the Crusade to be held at the
scbool auditonum OIletb Street.
Abern .t~y
T huflday. Ju ne IH, 1981
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01 each week In Abernathy , Texas. Second Clasa 'postage paid
at Abernathy, Texas 79311 , located at 916 Ave. 0 , in the city
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01 the Abernathy Weekly R" view gladly will be corrected
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ma intains a full schedule 01
a ppea rances a t r eviva ls a nd
crusatli!s all over the state
a nd other parts of the c oontry,
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. Fullingim is a life long
resident 01 Petersburg and a
member of the F irst Ba ptist
Church ther e. His wife Ca rolyn a ccompanies him on
many of his singing t rips .
They ha ve two boys. 2 1 and
17. and a girl , 13.
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SUNDAY :
Sunday School
9: 30a .m .
Morning Worship 10 : 40a .m.
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' Evening Worship 7: oop.m .
WEDNESDAY :
Prayer Meeting 7 : 30p,m .
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Then each quoted. a \' l:'~e
of sC ri ptu re Wlll Ch he lps US
Mormng Worship 11 OOa.m.
E ve nmgWor shlp V OOp.m .
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We each prayed lor the
t ·rusad,' for (1)nst t~at
manY , nu ls rna" bt, ,,·on and
,, 11 drawn dO""er· to our Lord
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Those prt'Senl were Mrs
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TIIUIISDAY ·
Mass
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sa ng our class song .
LdJO"
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lu, ~1 cake and punch wh ic h
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Reporte r,
Mrs . Sla ter
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pieces of silver.
And from
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time he soughl
opportunity to
betray him .
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DR. DAVlD RAY
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MUSIC :B Yo
qiana was designed with a
Alan Snodgrass . OffiCiant for
f, two wa .s tli ne coming to a
the cer emony was ' Hev
Rru('o Keller . p;lstor of
Nor thSIde Bapt is t Church
P~H'cms of the coupk' w~s
Wanda l.. Palmer. t 30 ~
Waria nd. and Mr and 1\lrs
y ...: S nQdgra~s of Abc-rn :'I '
point 10 front. a Victorian
th ~·
Thl' program of "edding
musIc " <IS
M r s .It'ff
by
piani st.
j:l·'rfnrmcd
l\ l oort~ .
neck illlt:" and fu II sleeves
Wit h seve n-inch cuffs thai
to a pli nt over t he
l~a n1l'
hand
App lique roses with
pearls were scattered ove r
Ih e skirt. T he applique mOlif
"as rCI"'all'd on the chape l
lengl h tram . T he br ide's
~O WIl
ctJnts
a nd g O"'05 of the a ttenwerc designed and
Bob .., 'hiler ot Floydada.
madl' by the bnde a nd her
and K eith I .()n~ ·
botham . guitarist r~lIldl.'l ;I '
br a and peach c;Joolcs, bas·
m other
. vOt.'<Jil sl.
kets or f1o"'ers and il umt y
ca ndle were used 10 a ltar
ThC' hrlde ca rned a bou,
(jut'l of peach Si lk carna ·
l IOIlS. roses, rosebuds a nd
baby 's breath. AU 0/ the
Iltble . God tel ls us to "b.deth fallh . hoI"' . and ('hanly . Ihese
three , but the grealt'S t 01 th ese IS IO\,l' , ",thout lo\'e we are
noth ing. for God IS loVl' Fin! John " H He tS saying to I lls
lon . The program 8t day
c amp revolved aroond units
based on grade levels. Each
unit developed its own program based on . the interests 01 Ule boy and girl
scouta.
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Lo rd . and tha i prayer
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nowers lor t he alta r a nd
bouquets wer e made by the
bride.
Mrs Tommy Clements
waS ma tro n of honor, Vo nda
Purvis of Corpus Chris ti a nd
~l rs . Sa m Mi lle r were brida l
au enda nts . The ir gowl)S
were of peach qia na topped
with a cape of ca ndle light
be ige lace. They ca rried bouquets of peac h si lk ca rnations and rosebuds accented
wi th the lace d."ign used in
th ei r dresses .
Ken t Snodgrass was his
brother's best m an , Grooms-
men ""'er e Kirk Snodgr ass of
College Statio n and Sam Mil·
ler Tommy Oe me nts and
Don Snodgrass 01 Wichita
Fa ll s. the groom's brother.
Wl're ushers
Mrs
Fred
Sparkman
registered guests for the
rece ption held in the Family
Li le parlor Bouquets 01 tbe
bride and he r attendants -'
were used for the table
cen terpiece
wi th
peach
candles in the background .
The table was covered with
peac h underlay and a candleli ght lace cloth.
The groom 's table . covered with brown cloth, lea·
lured a hurricane a rrange-
Imporl:lnt
A I1l ~Hl alone 111 .l field. makln~ the (I{'ld r\:'a d) for sprtng
plan tin g. I S clos(>r to God than h{' ItlIgtH rca lizl' Th,,' flt~JI1
dldn· t ··j ust happen·· The "a rth dldot ., lIe'l hapI"'n ·· The
fruit tree I~t den with beau tiful 1) lo~~OIn:-, . dlrin ' , ('hoo~(' to
bloo m Just to look prt' !t~ Tlu.'rt' I~ a 11lIrafle embedded In
In t'<Jcll Im"'l) flU\\l'r All ;JWUl u:' IS
from PlatnV1ew High Sehoo l
t974 The groom gradua·
ted from Abem1thy Hig h
School the same yea r and
Irom Way land Baptist Col·
each bladeo( gr.lS~ . and
In
the unnllstakablt., eVldenc{" of creation h~ ;t ~t aMt'r Hand
Genesis I I . In tht· bf..~tnnlng God t'rl';IU' d tht, hea\ c n and
thc' l~arl h God Himself h;J !'I made \I (' It'ar IhJI hca hnji, .... 111
lege v.l1h a major 10 business
management In 1978 She IS
l'Ol11(' to our land anI) when \\...... HI S pt.'o plt' , (urn to tim)
Set'ond Chromcles; ' 104 , If m~ pt'opJto \\ bo arl' e;dlL-'d b~ m y
nam e, shall humbl r themsel\t'S , :.illd prit ~ <Lnd ... t"t'k m) fan' .
and (urn from t ht' l r wl t' kl'll \~;In , tlll'11 "Ill I h t'ar from
he~nen . and "'111 forglvl' their :-,\1;. and "ill ht~a l ' lht!'lr land .
manager 01 Joy Spn ng and
the gr oo m wor ks for farm er's Home Adnl.lOlstratlon
And In I saia h 9 : 6. For unto U!'I a (: hlld IS born . unto us a son IS
~Iven . ano the go\'t.'fImen( shall bt, upon hiS shoulder , and las
nanl{' shall he cal led Wonderful. ('ounsdlur , The )lrght~ God.
The E\'crl,a stlng Father:, Tht.· Pnncl' 01 P l';lt'e
pilrlor
by
p;l renb
Th e rchear.;ai part y was
gl
en In the Fami ly Life
the
groom 's
I heht.'\'t' that J esus v.,11 ( 'OfTH.' bBt'k befort' uur govcrn IlWrlt 1:-. ('omplet(' ly ('Irrupted . I kno" tha I Immorality I ~
\~orld \\.tde , but i l>c Ir evl' III l;ud ~ Yo ord , ;llla I bt'lll'''{' In
purpCtit's. thc ~ooneruur natIOn "ill :,>t.'t',j ~plrrtu.l l fl'lIt'" a l .
~ I 'j\ ':"t' alw'I\!\ bl' h\lll~ n ft)r l;ud ' ~ \\ urd Ml ,)11 ou r da\s
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QUIT HUNTING
FOR THE RIGHT
OUTDOOR BOOTS
WE'VE GOT RED WING
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It is estimated that most automobile trips in the United
States are under 5 miles,
Arrivals
11>e newlyweds are on a
wedding tnp to Dallas a nd
Fort Worth . They "ill be a t
home at 312 SE 7th SI ,
P lainvlt'Vo
Mrs $nodg rass gradua ted
most
prayer . and the mor e we a re obcdl('nt a nd serve God '"
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ment with candles _
c h il dren do not give In 10 dISl"OUragement, ~ elr , pI1Y and an~l'> r
. try again . be lovi ng and c heerlul . have faith and trust on the
A bnda l st'klVof:r hurwnnJ;!
~11 ~S 1\1I ~1'1:t Aht'n..'romtu (·
brlt.lt, t'll.... ·t "f ·Jak ,· HI~h tt)\"
\.'1' , ", :as ~l\'e n In (h, ' honll' of
~, ~ I {. I ~ \\ t .... t \(' \\ t h',.!
sa t urd ~H
JUnt' 1:\ tb."L."itln ~
with hr,:, plwlllll~ Yo.I S ~t ~
Gt....lq.!l· :--. ha rp
Gllt ~t:-. andUl1ed M ~ Torn
Abt'rl"fOmlHl' , mother ~ lilt.'
honnn.....·
M f!\
Hobhy C
IH)thlO"" c r . mot~r of the
pr" " pt'd l\ t'
undl'~ roo m
. lIltl ~1 r. r:l('na 'teiendrl ,
~r.lm lln Ol ht·r of t he honorl.'<'
~1t ... ,
Abt.~r("ramble ·s
\.'tllr-."n l'oiur.. IIf blul' ~lnd
"hI l t" \~I're UM~ 1I1 1hl' Ulbk
d' "'t:orOll1 Ufto
Silk
fl o~ ('r.,
l'l',H l~rl'(l on the sl' r vlflJl table
hlt.!.hh ~hll'(i
tht~
( ' a m l \ <1 \
Ab:.~ and s ll\er a pPO Int
J1H' nt s :\ " hll{' lace umbrd
la 'adorned
Yo
It.h b lue &ttln
b',J" ~,
'" hltt' sa lin stream ers ,
and blue s tlk wtldflowers .
\\ as :-,uspt'nded from the c(·tl Ing ove r MtsS Abercrombie's
ch;.llr
Hos t ess gIfts were table
hncns to comphm~nt the
bride 's
sele<'lIons and
baskrt
a
rCr;lIlllC bread
(h1<' hundrt."<I tlurty guests
ra li<-d on the brid.,..,loct.
TIl(' " ngagc'<l couple wi ll
pllodge vows at H: OOp.m .
.Juh I j rn Sa int John ~eu­
lIla~n Ca t holic Church, Lub-
bock . Texas .
Raw Silk
Robertsons Surpris ed Wi th Housewarm i ng
Hubert and June Robert ·
son ",,' ere surprised Sunday
mght. J une 7. with a house·
wanning party ,
,\ large group of fnends
from the Church of Christ
dropped 10 for a visit and
gave lhem a pan try shower
Cookies. cake. coffee and tea
were served E\'er)'one en -
Bi rth
pounds three and a ha ll
ounces at 4· 45p m Sunday.
RED WING 1·~~~71
I-IOPPY'S SI-IOP
n t;e~
most, God gives
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purcha setl a house on F irst
Street and Ave , G,
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JOyed the p;lrty
Out of tov. n guests im:!\J-
ded ~l r . and ~lrs Charles
Tolleson of DmUTlIH and
D·Ell. Trent from Lubbock .
The Robertsons recently
June i
10
Community HospI-
taL Lubbock .
RentThe Rug Doctor~
and he'll freshen your
carpets.
'Well, Junior is still hitting the books • ••
my check book. that is."
.
Steam clean your carpets
easily. Quickly and
economically with Rug
Doctor's revolutiona ry
cleaning machine . The one
with 6 jets. Clip the
coupon l>elow and get a
16-ounce bollie 01 Odor
Killer free with your rental.
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STATE ·BANK--'"
WE ARE EAGER TO SERVE YOU
Miss J a nie H".... e n, · brtde elect 01 Mike Hennig . was
honored wi th a br idal shower
~; onda y. June 15 in the hom e
01 Mrs . Donnie Hea rn .
Mrs
Hostesses were:
To 1he stOfe Plea90 list Odor Kil le r a; no charge""on rental
Marsha Sand1:>rs. 'I rs. Cyn·
thia Ha nes . ~I"" Carolyn
~~1~11 ~'r~~,:::/c:a~~7r G ood unl it
Hea rn. Mrs . Nadine Rogers .
Mrs . Terry Kitchens: Mrs
Vicki Havens . Mrs. Ja n Wes- Rent T~ Rug Doctor at:
ley , Mrs . R uby Nell P ittma n,
Mrs . Mary Hunley , Mrs .
Mary Rose Bowen a nd Mrs .
29 8- 2627
Ruby Benton.
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405 AVE. D
:I FREE.
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From C'hina
$12.00 a yd.
m E BROWNIE UN IT, ins tructed by Rhetta Riley a nd La ura Sm ith . display the sit-upollS they
made one da y a t q mp They made si t·upons and dunking bags lor future camp outs .
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Mr and Mrs . Robert Cas·
tlileja are the parents of a
daughter , weighing five
Bridal ShO'Ne r Gi ven For Angela Abercro:nb ie June 13
Janie Rowen
Honored With
Bridal Shower
Malth,.w Z6:JtJ- J6
What you
decorations
Greenery
formed the bac kground for
the recita Lion of VOWS
The bride 's gow n of ca ndle light beige organza a nd
vc r se. and t he ke;' verse In t he Blblt.>, and in first Corml !uans
the 13th cha pt er "the 10\,(' chapter. and the kl..'Y chnpter III !h£"
unto
g ive me , and I will
deli ver h im
unto
you ?
And
they
covenanted with
him
for
thirty
Plain view, - Textl s, was the
....tt ing for the Friday
evenmg wLoddi ng of Cynt hia
Louise Palmer and Scott
A Till II UTE TO F ,-\T1lt: KS
them, what will ye
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know him 3S he ministers to
)'ou.
Then one ot the
twelve , called
Judas Is-car'l - ot ,
went unto the chief
p r iesls,
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WEDNESDA Y .
RAs,G As, Midweek
Prayer Meeting
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Abernathy
THIS SUNDAY
Andl'rson
Bru ce
a lways
IS
tudes ol the P lea lor Strength
lor the ,Iged. " by Edgar
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Gucs t
The
othe r
'''IS ··The Uea tt itudes of
, ' m'nds of tile ,\ged" . bv
"Ial'\, Walk,'r
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MorDingMa ss
9 OO a m.,
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ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE
~!~:. EdUCati~30p.m.
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rl'lJd !tWIll . which
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PfUM E RA MISION
" Th e Jo:m Deere ((ous c "
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BA UTI STA
105 Ave . D Phone 298<5,; 1 '
11I2Jerom. Z18-2113 ,
RE V J OSE RODRIGUEZ
j SUNDAY
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Sunday Schoo l
9 45a m
: MornlOgWorship 10 46a m
'Tra lOlng UDlon
6 OOp m
Evenmg Worshlp 700p.m .
,- WED NESDAY :
Prayer Meeting
7 : 30p.m .
Youth Meetin,. " Bible
' Study
8 : oop.m· 1
916 Ave D Phon e 2Y8 - 20B
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The program was ope ned
"lIh pr ayer by Mrs O'Nei l
~Irs Mill er had the Bible
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Implement Co.
Mrs
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45a m
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15pm
"! REV .LLOYD E. RIDDLES
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CHURCH OF THE
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Class met with
.Iohn ~1 il1 er Friday a l te r·
noon with six members
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SUNDAY
Sunday School
Mornmg Worshlp
Youth SerVices
E veDlngW(jrsh,p
WEDNESDAY
\\ors hlpServlce
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Wolf Irrigation
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B bl School
I e
9 30a m _
Worshtp
10 30a m ~
Youth
5: OOp.m
E verung Worship 6' 00pm
~ WEDNESDAY
Ladles Class
( Sept -May )
ROSS WELLBRUNNER
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He has appea red with Bill y
Graham and as a regula r
guest on CBN's "The 70 0
Club" and "The R<l6S Bagley Show" . He is a dedicate d
member of the f'ellow ship 01
Christia n Athletes.
In 1978 J oe's a lbum "Have
. You Kissed Any Frogs To-
day?" cl im bed to the top of
the gospel c harts ea rn ing
him the honor 01 Record
Wor ld's " Top New Male Gospe l Voca list of the Year. "
Fo r a n enjoyab le eveni ng
of singing a nd sharing . come
and be with Joe getti ng to
gave His (01)' begotte n Son', thai whosoe ver tx'I!C\' t,"!, In Hlln
s hall not perish . bUI have ev(' r la slmg Itfe . John 3 ' 16 . the love
fer ences. civ ic organi1.8tions
a nd schools throughout the
RE V. HOYCE JENNINGS
SUNDAY :
Sunda y Schoo l
to : OOa .m ,
Mormng Worship I I . OOa .m .
,
FORMER DETROIT LIONS quarterback, Joe Reed wiD
perform in so~ and tes timony during the " Aberna thy For
Christ" Crusade.
churches . evangelistic con·
t th~r;:;,s.
COUNTY UNE
IlA PTI ST CHURCH
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f' a mil)' Li fe Co,nt er Chape l
01 First Ba pt ',t Church of
To fa the rs a ll over the wor ld . no maHer what his church.
his r ace. or his creed. who go<:s to Sunday S,·hool. a nd church
wi th his c hi ldrl'fi. teaching them to know. and 10 love Gud .
and tha t God lovcs them , for Gnd so lovl<lthe world , Iha t lie
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lI e glve Grecil q "Mr~
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Phone 298 - 2511
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was available every day
except f riday . 'l1>ree days
a nd two nights were spent at
Ca mp Rio Blanco in Crosby-
Palm e r-Snodg rass Rec ite W ed din g V ows .......:0::::. . ....,
will always be to serve the
Lord Jesus Chris t in a ll
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has appeared in
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SUNDAY'.
Sunday School
10 : OOa.m .
"1 s t and 3rd Sundays
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Morn ingWorshipl1 : 0oa .m .
- BlbleStudy
7: OOp.m .
EveningWors hip 7: 30P
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WorshipServi';' 6· 00pm
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SUNDAY:
_ Sun~y School . 10: OO a.m ,
, , MorrungworshiPII : ooam,
500pm
'~ EvemngWorshlp
WEDNESDAY
Children's &Adults'
7. 30p m .
BlbleStudy -~
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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A.C. Harris, Jr.
1204 Ave . D
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BRO EARNEST BREWER
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June 8- t 2. ( rom 8: 45a.m .
until 2: 00 p.m, each da y at
the farm 01 Diana and Gary
Philllptl, located 4' , miles
eaat 01 Abernathy on FM5l17.
HlghIiCbtl at Camp Yate'
FOrmj H Detroit Quart e rba c k
T 6 ' Pe form At Crusa de
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things . if we do it sincerely, we know what the a nswer will be. we need to pray!
H1'\'. Mauh ew F. D'Souza
Sanlsid orr Chu rch
REV , J .B, LESTER
SUNDAY:
Sunday
School . 9: 45a.m.
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MOrnmg WOr.;hI P II: 30a. m .,
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TrammgUmon
6: 00 p m
EverungWorship 7. 30p.m .
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Women s MISSionary Umon
and Brotherhood 7:00p.m .
WEDNESDAY :
Prayer Service
7: OOp.m .
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REV TOMMIEB CK
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J oe Reed, former quarter·
SUNDAY "
bac k for the Detroit Lions
~ Sunday SChool. ' .: . ..m;
a nd nationally -known gospel
Mormng WOI'8h!P II : ooa.m . ,- recording artist, will be
EvemngWorship 6.00p.m.
minister ing in song a nd tes·
1- UMY S
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7: OOp.m . ~ ti mony Tuesday, Jlme 23. a t
WEDNE DAY .
8p.m. for the Abernathy For
_ ChOir Pracllce
7: 30p.m .
Chr is t Crusade at the high
,- U.M.W.
2nd Monday 01
school a uditorium .
each month .
For nine years Joe was in: ,
. vo lved with the violence of
!.AKEVICEW METHODIST
th e
National
Football
HURCH
League ; however, his desire
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It was reported tha t he
should be fully recovered in
METHODISTCHUJlCH
704Ave.D 218-ZZ.
' E VeryOneOI us will admit tha t we have a need for God. And we will a lso say tha t the
besl way to be close to God IS to pray . Why then, whe n we admit tha t prayer is a
. SUNDAY:
necessity, dowe.whenthetimecomesto sitdownandactuallydoit,so often do just
Sunday School
9: 45a.m .
the opposite? We will tell ourselves that we are too busy , or not in the mood , or do not
Morning Worship 10 : 45a.m. ,know what to say, when in reality the rea son is that we are eithe r too se ll. ish or too
_ CA, Youth CC
6: OOp.m .
afraid.
EveningWorship 7: OOp.m .
We might be too selfish in that we do not want to stop doing what we wa nt 10 orde r to
Tuesday WMC
I: 3o p.m.1
pray. What we wa nt may be very pleasurable or very relaxing a nd we could not do
WEDNESDAY:
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tha t if we spent time praying and so, because 01 our selfishness. we will not pray .
WprshipServices 7: 30p. "",,
Even more, though . we may not pra y bec a use we a rc afraid. There may be som e
things tha t we enjoy very much tha t we wa nt ve ry much. If so. prayer can be a very
BETHEL BAPTIST
fri ghtening thing for fear tha t through praye r we may lea rn that we must give up
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CHURCH
,what we ha ve and. therefore. ra ther tha n ris k discerning this. we si mpl y refuse:o
pray.
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What we m~st do , however , is ask ourselves what we m ust do: When we ask these
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Mr . and Mrs . Harry Swift
of Amarillo announce the
engagement 01 their daughter . Judy Swllt, to Lanny
Newton 01 Abernathy.
The couple plans to be
ma rried July 31. 1981 in lhe
Sunset Church 01 Christ
Cha pel in Lubbock .
~E~~~!:~~:e~~I~F~~~ su;;;~~ I::I~~:;~:::~ ~~::~I~~~~~~sb~nn~;t:!s
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ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Ch ris Wi Ison Improving
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Weekly Devotional
Pa~e
oys nd'Girls ,Enjoy Day
covered brtdlft, and old
windmills.
Tbey visited the Plymauth
Plantation, wha'e you can
really see how our forelathen Ilved; 'I1Iey abo went
to Mt. Wuhlngton In New
Hampahlre.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1404 A e B 298-Z160
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Mr, Ind Mn. R.D. Slouch
returned home June 8 lrom a
two week trip.
They drove to Dallu and
caught an airplane and llew
to Boston. Mall., where they
were met by their dauahter
and lamlly , Mr. and Mrs .
Paul Mercandettl.
While in that a rea they
visited . many inte resting
points in Vermont, New
Hampshire, and Maine.
One thing that was very
• inter esting to them was the
Abernathy Chamb er 01 Comon his right hip a nd his r ig ht
merce Ila nquet last April.
leg.
Though he fa rms full time
Wilson is taking therapy
south pf Petef.sburg, ' he. .:c;~~~i: ~:;C~n ~tit· o~
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A peat performer Sunday
night at the Abernathy lor
Christ CruB8de will be Jim
Fullinlim, Petel'8burg larmer and singer. Jim is well
known lor his television
appearances
on Owain
Lynch's Lay Witness program , and lor his musica l
prllSentations at churches
a nd revivals throughoot the
area .
. He is a regular performer
a t tbe Lubbock Saturday
Night Opry and has severa l
Abe rnalIty l~eck\y ReYl eW
T hullday. 'fun; I , 1981
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Sloughs Visit New England States ·
Jim Fullingim To Sing At
"Abernathy For Christ" Crusade
_ABERNATHY
WEEKLY REVIEW
Wee kl y Revl,w
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Checking 'Accounts
Safe Deposit Boxes
Certificates of Deposits
Loans, Farm Commercial. and installment
Bank by Mail
Night DepoSitory
._.For AII.~ur Ba~ki,"Ne~~!._
ABERNAT-HY
FIRST· STATE BANK
Abernathy
Member FDIC
Thurlday. June 18, 1881
Thursday , June
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Lubbock
Phone 762-1038
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Lubbock Number
763-4868
Week June 21-22
vice and Its District Board of
Supervisors.;. by Hale County
Extension . Service educational work and dembnstrations conducted in the coun·
ty; by Experiment Stations
research information; ASCS
incentive 'payments for coo·
servation practices ; farmer
"know-how" and trial and
error.
Liner estimates that there
~ re 430,000 acres of irrigated crop land in 1981 and
a.pproximately 4,600 irriga·
hon wells pumping from 100
Highest Prices
For
Wheat In Area
b,.,t
"1111 '11'
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$14.25 gallon
hydrous Ammonia $220 I TON
Grain Seed
DE KALB
PA YMASTER
ANDERSON GRAIN CORp·
298·2661
gallons and less to ' 800 gal·
Ions and above per minute.
The crop brealt-down is
estimated "230 ,000 acres of
irrigated cotton, 95,000
acres of corn, 30 ,000 acres
of soybeans, 40,000 acres of
grainsorgbum, 33.000 acres
of wheat, 3,000 acres of
vegetables and 2,000 acres
of allalfa.
It is estimated that there
are 750 la ke and tail water
recovery systems. About 75
percent of the wells are on
natural gas a nd 25 percent
on electricity.
According
to
Jimmy
Lewis. District Conservationist with the Su il Conservation Service , "we a re depleting our irrigation water
at the ra te of an average of 2
feet per year . Cost of energy
is going up and the lowering
of our water table is costing
the farmers more to pump
this water."
Lewis pointed out that surface irrigation systems that
they had checked were 56
percent efficient, whereas
their goa l for efficiency is 80
percent . This loss is due to
ditch losses, ta il water
losses, distribution use in the
furrow length. The average
gross a pplication is 4 .2
inches per acre . Assuming
the above figures a re correct
this would m ea n that onl)'
about 2.2 i nches is going on
the crop.
Li ner stated that all t'On·
servation pra cti ces shoold
be employed to conserve a nd
lengthen the life of irrigation'
water in Hale County.
Louie Howard
State Finalist
Hale County's 4 ·H Poultry
Demonstration entry talked
his way to the 1981 State
Finals here June 3. This
show and tell contest is a
part of the giant 4 -H Roundup held on the campus of
Texas A&M University each
year.
Lonnie Howard of Aber~thy scored 272 points of a
possible 300 . He was
coached by Richard Howard.
Some 16 teams partici-'
paled in this year's contest
representing Texas
com·
munities from the northern ·
most tip of the Panhandle to
the Gulf of Mexico and from
the Piney Woods to the Hill
Country.
Jerry Howard and Oliver Shadden of
Sand H Welding, designed their o'wn
portable cellar recently.
.
They built the 2,200 pound cella r in
their spare time and in-between 2paddle diker orders that had to be
filled.
The size of the cellar is 8 ft . by 10ft.
excluding a
staircase
chamber
a ttached to the top of the cellar. It is 8
It. taU in the center and 6 ft . on the
sides. The ceUar was constructed 01 12
gauge metal sheets which were welded
together.
Howard a nd Shadden designed the
cellar, which took approximately 4~
hour:s, o(f and on, to build. " We could
Nearly 175 young ieaders
Halfwa y. Also attending will
from 4-H clubs in 20 South be Linda Smith, Hale Center
Pla ins C9,unties will partici- District 2.-Council delegate,
pate In a district teen ieader· They will "be accompanied
ship labora tol)' 10 Leveua nu . oy Crossland a nd Wyno R
June 16-18, according to
Mayes , county extension
Brent Crossland, county exagent.
tension agent .
Each yea r the lab provides
The three-day summer
a n opportunity for outstandworkshop will be held on the
ing 4 -H Club me mbers to ....
campus of South Plains Colceive training in leadership
lege, said Billy C. Gunter
and program development.
a nd Dr. Ca therine Crawford,
Participants are expec ted to
district direc tors with the
Texas Agricultural Exte n- ass ist loca l adult leaders in
planning and conducting
sion Service
activ ities in loca l clubs . A
Participants from Ha le
'
team
of older teen-age
County will be Melisa Nivens
4-H'e rs will assist in cona nd Bulfie Black, both of
ducting the training sesHale Center : Dinah Neve
sions .
a nd Amy Pettit. both of
The me for this year's lab
Abernathy: Clifton Pinnell
IS " Those Amazing
Proa nd Jana Bontke, both of
jects
." Emphasis will be
P lainv iew and Mandy Igo,
project a reas. including
quilting, B-B guns, consu-
REBATE
\uto Und., HI·pair ..
From \ I h'nl Tu \
( 'on~ pl t' k \\'fC' c.'k
Wiml .. hidd.· P oor
WHAT IS IT' Many people have uIIed Jerry Howard _0:1 Oliver Shadden what II» ImIr
contraction in Iront of S & II Welding is . It is 3 po rtable cellar the)' designed and built.
( Review Photo)
Wastewater Treatment Public
Hearing JUDe 25
- - - - --.
I !lil t a t the Abcrnalhy City Iia llioca ted
Ktt Ave .. D. The purpttil' of the
~carlng is t'o afford int(.~restcd pers ons
an opport unit y for wr i tten and) or oral
comme nts on the propa;ed wastewa ter
Ireatme nt faclli l), plan and assoclaled
environmenta l In forma tion document
One of the purposes of thiS heanng IS to
diSCUS::' the potentia l environmental
IIllp.lH:t.s of the project and a lt crna tlv('·s
to It
The proposed projec t Includes
Ifnpro veml'IIL.. to the eX ls llO.g 11ft sta ·
lion as well as the l'om tructlon of a flow
measuring device. a s ta ndby genera ·
Hoppy's Shop
318 MAIN
Abernathy, Texas 79311
FATHER'S DAY
lOr. ;} f3C'~l1atl\'(' lagoon. s ite im pro\'em(,fl~"l . and refurbishing an existing
holdm& pond . All' of the major compon·
l~nt.s of the C>XI Sting plant ..... i ll coo ta nue
10 be utlliwd a nd thl' ef fluent ,,"Iii
L'On IIUUl' to b(. utIli zed fur Ir rigatIOn of
International 3588 Articulated Tractor
CUSTOMERS
.......,&4.
or HiJbway.87 &
.
'.I
'DRESS RAN..D
lteg_Pr ice $37 .~-8
R.e 9 . Pric e $ 4 2 .9 8
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l.lSF.R OTF.D FOk I!ERVICE TO ~ ·H - Hale County ExtenslOil Agent Olhe F Liner third'
f rom thee
I f I, was Ci t ed (rr me ri torious se rvice to the 4·H program dUring Ihe t981 State
, 4 -H
Houndup a t Texa s A.&'M llllverslt): June 2 3 He ~as presented a spec ial plaque b) Gv.en
I \1 r<.·ulluOl of Lultng left preSident of the 4 H Vol unteer Leade rs .~ SSOClallon of Texa s WIth
_____ .. _--1 1 Lml'r a rt' hiS ~Ife and J L 'C urle) ' Hays, a truste>e of the Texas ~ H Foundation
mOil .100.(·..
\ \1' {)
. _' n" I
Phon. •"",
'althl ::'tl' "I!J
LAWN
~HOES
Sale- $24~. 9'8
S a I~
$ 3'4 .9 8
JUNE 18, 19,20
FERTILIZER
And
INSECTICIDES
at reduced prices
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5P~C! AI_ PR ! CES JUNE 18-24
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Q-MIST '
*
:: Dispenser ::*
Featuring
i$19.00 i*
Short Wheel Base Pick-u ps
Customs
*
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C he nll(~'a ll '" Aua (' k ~ &
: Bug Killer:
Klih
Odon of Dec ar . Sm"ke. Tl.> ljtt
~~~~~~~pa~~O;i ~fe~:~l:lerk:e
Fr. !!', ne •.
Net. WJ .
7 oz .
ff
ff
3 DAYS ONLY
W E HAVE
SALE
CLEARANCE ON MENS
SIR-UVE-
E
Y
::
Ki ll s Flie s. t-.to sQu i ms .
Cena in Others
Small Flyi ng In sec ts,
*:: Odor Killer
'scot t s d a I e 5
30 Day Supply
!
$4.25
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SERVICE and EXPERIENCE makes the
PRICED AS LOW AS ••
WH EA T ';'~ ' CO RN
NOBODY TRUCKS
LIKE WI DOl
MILO
Dealers for yard &garden supplies
·c.
Pt I
.$6544.00
Member 9fWest Texas Chevrolet Dealers Association
difference.
Offering top market prices for
.. Wher. you know your bu llne.. I. appreclared. "
Abernathy, Tuas
" - 298-2521
Silverados
G nat ~,
$2.50
Your HOME-OWNED grain elevator where over 21 years of
4386,4S86~4786·--~-S6.000
1 _011"",
I \ ,, ..,~ ,
I
114110
~ ~ i~ s ~ ~eas~ s ________,_~~____,2 0 % 0
(
Abernathy
,
Body Works
"'.1
1486,1586, -------~$4,OOO · , ·
3388,3588,3788 ,---$5,000
I'IIone 298-2507 . A8ERNATHY
:I MU.. North or Abernathy at .
Brownfield Tennis Tourney July 15-18
JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT
bl' $3 39.640 wtlh the loca l sha re
S5u , ~ 6
EstlnHlted
mon thly opt' ra tlull and rn.'ltn tenance
COS I wlllbe${ .;65
Mens
·.
5 t y I eWestern
Be Its __________
,;,. __~-.20%0 0
,
eon
a pprox m\3t e l~
CASH . PAYMENr
986,1086 ______ ~~~$3,OOO
•• I .1111
media , and the farmers and
' 942, serving unUi Novem·
ber 30 , 194 5.
business people bf Hale
County.
After completing his Army
The vetera n county a@!!t
service, Liner resumed his
was nominated for the award
Extension duties in Ha le
by 4·H leaders of Hale
County. "On Feb. I , 194 7, he
County. They cited him lor
was named Parmer County
agent , serving there three
outstanding program management , leadership deve)years.
opment, resource manageLiner was named Hale
County Extension agriculment , development of educa·
tural age nt on March I , 1950.
tiona I materials, promotion
of 4-H and eflective liaison
a nd has served continUOUSly
with community groups a nd
since. He ser ved many yea rs
leaders.
as chairman of the county
His wife, Gena , and more
extension staff and last July
tha n a score of friends , coI was named county extenworkers , 4·H leaders and
sion supervisor. He counsels
4 -fl members from Hale and
almost daily with nine other
other South Plains counties
mem bers of the county stalf.
traveled to College Station
He is noted as one of the
to attend the awards lunchstate's mosl outsta nding
at · whic h Lin~r was
trainers of new extenSion
honored .
agen ts . Since 1950, he has
·Liner bega n his service to
trained 28 assistant and
4 -H following his graduation
associate agents . Among
from Texas Tech University
these. two are now district
in t9-l 2. He bega n work J41y
extension directors. two are
2 tha t yea r as assistant
county agents , two a re sta te
county extension agent ill.
extension s pecialists , two
Hale County . He bega n duty ~ bankers a nd others are
WIth the Army 011 Oct. 2~
invdlved in farmi'1l or other
i.lt-!fu: ultural la nd
The total projt"ct cost IS es timated to
June 20 th, ONE DA Y ONLY
Sui t s ,________________________ 1/ 3 0 f f
Sport Coats ________________l/3 0 ff
Hag gar & Cu rI e ePa n t s____ .2 5 % 0 f f
Straw Hats
. $5.00 off
--------------Reg. Price
\-
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superintendent of the P a n·
handle South Plaint ~'al r a t
Lubbock .
be "held in the P. .ndIe
The Brownfield Open Ten·
He i. active in the First
each year, Ei8IIt _,e dlvl·
nis Tournament will be Jul y
Baptist Church of Plainview ,
slons
are beiDl offered this
15.18
and
will
be
held
81
agribusiness endeavors.
his Hale County yoonaaters
Plainview Kiwa nis Cl ub,
year for pl.yen ale 10 to
Brownfieli!.
Under his leadership ror and two In Parmer \;OIInt)
member 01 the agriculture
40
.
The
entry
fee
is
55
per
more than three decades, the emerge as winners in State
committee of the Plainview
Mail entries to Virdie
person po:r event and the
4 -H program in Hale County "- H Roundup events. In their
Chamber 01 Commerce.
Montgomery at 1214 E .
entry deadline IS Monday,
has ex panded dramatically,
nomination 4 -H leaders sa id
Texas Association of County
Hester, Brownfield, Texas
with more than 400 boys and . Liner has been directly , Agricultural Agents a nd the
July t 3.
79316, or call her at 806This is one of the la rgest
girls and 11 0 volunteer adult responsible for /Oany of
of
National Association
637-3496.
open tennis tournaments to
leaders now active in all these 4 -H'ers winning and
County Agricultural Agents
areas of the county. In 194 2 , indirectly responsible for the
( NACAA J.
animal pro jects for 4- H boys others .
He has received the SuperUse ca r restrai nts (or
was a lmost the entire county
For many years he person·
every Y!'3 r, she says .
ior Service Award of the
children. ca utions Dorthy
4-H program . Now. not only ally coached the livestock
Ms. Taylor is on the home
Texa s Agricultural Extenfamily
life
educaTay
lor
,
a
do some 120 4 ·H memhers judging teams and devel economics
staff of the Texas
sion Service, the Distintion spec ialist.
.
ex hibit their livestoc k at oped study gUides to help the
Agricu ltural Extension ~er­
guished Service Award of the
Failure
to
U5e
these
safety
local. area a nd sta te stock 4 ·H'ers place a nimals and
vice.
The
Texas A&M UniNACAA, and numerous other
devices causes 1.000 deaths
shows eac h yea r . they a nd give reasons _ Those teams
vers ity System.
professional
and
civic
in children unde r age five
hundreds more also take won many distric t and state
honors.
part in more than 25 other contests .
projects
Liner took three of these
Each year, the county tea ms to the American
qualified an average of 204 - Ro),a l Livestock Judl!i ng
H'ers to attend State 4 -H Contest in Ka nsas City. Two
Roundup
with - project teams placed first and the
met hod
demonstrations . other placed second. He a lso
•
~~ " 3" Co rdless St)ear
Thirly participated in the took two teams to the Inte r~ . Reg . $25 .55
Sta te Rou ndup this month . In national Livestock Judging
recent yea rs more tha n 35 Contest in Chicago, where
Cordless Shears Now $12.78
members have had the ir one placed third and the
record books in distric t com - other placed seventh
and Trimmers
pe tition .
Under his SupervlSlon
12" Shrub tr i mm ~
In hi S time as county
county 4 -H member.; have
F\eg . $26.95
agent , Liner has seen 104 of exhibited grand cham pion
Now $13.48
animals at all major stock
shows in Texas, the State
Fai r of Texas and national
shows . Liner has judged
many stock shows in Texas ,
New Mexico. Oklahoma and
Nebras ka .
For the past 30 years he
has served as general superintendent of the Plainview
Stock Show , where over 600
animals are exhibited each
year. and assistanllivestock
Lrt l ', lt r -P ailll
Thp"'('l ty of Abe rnathy will cond uct a
PubliC Hean ng at 5: OOp .m . on .Iune 25
TRA-CTORS
,
Plge 5
Your
('3r . Pidwil or Tru c- k
grooming ,
unique ly you. veterina r)'
science and bicycles .
Officers and delegates for
the t 960 -81 District 4-11
Council Will be insta ll ed a t
the lab.
31
More than 35 years of ser·
vice which has touched the
lives 0( hundredl 0( 4·H Club
youths a"CrOll the - South
Plains has earned Hale
County Extension Agent
Ollie Liner of Plainview the
top award presented · each
year by the state's 4-H Club
leaders.
Liner was presented the
1981 Distinguished Age nt
Award by the 4-H Volunteer
Leaders
Association
of
Texas a t an awards luncheon
during State 4-H Roundup
( June 2-4) on the eampus of
A&M
University
Texas
He received a plaque from
Gwen McCollum of Lul ing,
president 01 the state association . 4-H is the youth educational program ' of Ihe
Texas Agr ic ultural EX lens ion Service.
Accepting the award ,
LlOer a ttributed it to ··the
resu lt of a team erfort t hat
has been found in Extension
work in Ha le County ." He
said he accepted it on behalf
01 past and present Ha le
County Ex tension staff and
sec reta r ies, past a nd present
4·H leaders and club memo
bers. past and present commiss lll ners courts , past and
prescnt loca l a nd area news
r.:-:--"--~
I ~athercrafl .
MAY II Until JULY 31
fo.
build them much faster if the need
arose," Howard said .
The cellar they designed is different
from most portable cellars. It is
rounded on top to avoid caving in.
Stairs are attached on one side 01 the
top to prov ide easy access, and joints
were welded on the outside 'a nd inside
both .
Howard a nd Shadden don 't plan to
build a lot of portable cellars, but they
will build them if there are requests for
their portable cellars.
" This one wi ll hopefully sell (or
$2,200 installed in the ground ," Shadden sa id. The cellar can be seen lyi ng in
front of S & H Welding.
Locals Attend 4-8
Leadership Lab
merism. energy, aerobics,
CASH
GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS
Howard,Shadden Design: P~rlable Cellar
Hale County 'rrigalion Awarene·ss
Hale County Judge Bill
Hollars has proclaimed the
week of June 21-27 as " Hale
County Irrigation Awareness
Week", according to County
~ Agent Ollie -Liner:--- "
.In doing this County Agent
Liner calls attention to
farmers and businessmen
the irrigation situation in the
county. First of all he states
that farmers in Hale County
a re doing a much beller job
of irrigation than they were
15, 20 and 30 years ago.
This has been ..brought
a bout by progra ms conduct·
ed by the Hale County Soil
and Water Conservation Ser-
Abernathy/ Illeeloly Revle ..
1981
.4·H Leaders Name Ollie Line'r ,0 uJst.n";", Agent
..LAIN. IlI'AIN II
A bernalhy , Tex.
298-2521
I ~,
I,.ubbock Numl>er
163-488~
I
M1C FtaaDC1aa Available
GMAC
Phone
298-2&61
10 Labbock Call (806) 762-4310
FI~laa
A.,aIlaItIa
Thurlilay. JUDe!8. 1881
Janet WUIIe, II, aMIIIIled
mallea thll week .. editor 01
\lie BovIIIII Blade, Mn,
Wilke repIa_ Julia Moody.
wbo hu aecepted a poeltlon
with an accounting firm in
. FarWell.
Golf Tourney
Saturday
Th e Abernathy Country
Clu b will ha ve a Junior Gol f
Sc ra mble Saturday , June 20 ,
beginning at Sa.m .
II wi!1 be lor ages hig h
sc hoo l and younger .
Please caU the Aberna th y
Country Club for more inform a tion. Boys and gi rls are
both invi ted a nd urged to
enter.
AI ••• I
COltrol
S••II.r
South Plains Associa tion of
Governments and the Texas
pepartment of HealUI are
ABERNA1HV FOR cHRIST CRUSADE ooDDer stretched across Ave. D this week
reminds Abernathy residents of the crusade beginning next week . I Re view Photo )
sponsoring a n Anim al Control Semina r on June 25,
198 1
The se mi na r wi ll begin at
I : Oo p.m . in the SPAG Conlere nce room at 1709 26th St.
in Lubbock
The seminar is open to the
public a nd pre-reg istration is
req uested bul not required .
There "is no cos t for the
Tlfrs
1fflEiHOPIST }
sem inar.
SubjeclS to be discussed
are : Rabies and An ima l
Conlrol. Loca l and State
~
Laws on
Anima l Control.
Courts a nd Anima l Control.
Anima l Conlrol Opera tions.
[CI1T1tOJ...TC)
(8RPrrsr]
;\ n im~ 1 Contra I Educa tion.
and a Proposa l for State
Anima l Control Ce rtificatio n
Program .
For more inIonnation ("on·
"'ct : Arlene Miller. Direc lor
of Regional Ser vIce; 31 B06762 -~721_._ _ _ _~_
I()TH~R I
You don't need a LA BEL to attend the
ABERNATHY FOR CHRIST CRUSADE.
Itls for EVERYBODY!
T hose To Rt' m e m bfort"d
Boyd Griffith has been
moved from room 61 1 to
room sn Eas t a t Methodisl
Hospita I. Lu bboc k .
29 ¢
each or
$1. 69
6-pack
--------~ F 0 UNT A IN 0 RINK S ----------12 oz.
25~
16 oz.
35 ~
24 oz,
45¢
Pepsi - Mountain Dew - Dr. Nutt- Orange
S now Con e $-_______ all flavors 25 ¢ & 35 ¢
DELI SPECIALS
Chick~n Strips & Fries ___________.$l. 6 9
Fish "Fries •_______ ~______________ 99 ¢
Fish on a
bun.:.____~~__________..;____,8 9 ¢
B•• f Enchiladas .
6'9 ¢
w / ch iI. & ch.ese,- ----------------·
Nachos ______________..:_________ 69 ¢
I
' 99¢
Ch
II•••
-rlt n05_________________
'.
_ _. __,_______..: 7 9 (:
e • e-
a CQlwpuadwit far ichool
_
. She _lao did_ lumme r
se..... on " Women in BUll·
neea."
She ' Hrvec!' • the Aber·
nathy correspond""t for the
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
1913.·74 , and In 1l17li-79,
worked for ' the Memphis
apom.
.
•
I.~
. . . .1. . In letti.. a U 01
the
Janet and her htalband Ioeal .... rtpOrted each
earl live at LaIbtat1th, , wwII lD Blade, . nchollelt
where he II employed u
the help oi "ell.reeldenl In
band director far the Lal' thIe area tOward that end,"
buddle Schoo.., a poeltlon he Mrs, Wilke aays.
u..
baa held the
palt two yean.
She aays her hobbifll are
reading, writing and researching English royalty .
" I want to do the best job
Mrs. Wilke Ia the daUllhter
01 Mr. aDd Mn, M . ~. Moen
01 Abernathy' and the a1ater
01 Mrs. G.ry PhlW.. 01
Abernathy,
NEW EDITOR .... Jantt Wilkt
began duties this week as editor
JaDe 23
of the Bovina Bladt. Jantt Is a
nativi of Abernathy.
&30 )
GARAGE SALE : 3 fam ilies _
2 rooms of ca rpet, hassocks.
ta~ I ..'S. clock radio, typewfl le r. clothes fo r men.
women & children . ce rar.lic
pieces, etc. Thurs " Fri. &
Sal. from '8a .m .-6p.m . 1007
I 5th St .
'3 3-llp l
I FOR [ALE I
SEVE RAL workable lawl.
mo~ers for sa le . To m Cox .
I 2!H 0 -2 9-81 1
709 - 3 rd SI.
GARAGE SALE : 5 families,
11 0 1 Ave. C. Sal. 9-5, Sun.
I : 30 -4 .
, 33- 1tp )
GIANT garage sa le . Sat.
June 20. H09 Ave. L. Ai r
conditioner. dog house. sora,
springs. toys. · inla nll c hi l·
drenl adult clolhes.
lots
more !
t 33· 1t p ,
Creative Stitchen' off(' r ~ a
grea t opportunity· for you if
\·ou are interested I n stitchery and would li ke -to earn
ex·tra money . You ca n make
25% c lea r pro/it plus prizes
such as microwaves . tape
recorders . etc . not to mention lots a nd loiS of bea u tiful free stilcl!ery. And it's a
lot 01 fun too' Call 828-4506
for more details!
, .\Otp l
FOR SA LE : 42 " round oak
butcher block table, 9' XI 2"
bound beige ca rpet re mnant ,
one Iwin bed_ Ca n 298-2656
a fl er 6p.m. Best oflers consi de red .
I 32-2 tp l
FOR SALE : I live weighing
sca le. complete. 2 stainless
sleel conveyers _ Call 2982944 between 9a.m _-6p.m .
( 33 -2tpl
SALE : 14' meta l Larson fishing boa I "ith good
tra iler. 5350 . Phone' Tulia
995-4442 .
1 33 -3tp l
IT
We write any type of Hail Insurance
available in the State of Texas including
All Ri'Sk - ---Saine as Federal·Crop.
It Is written and adjusted through
our office with our adjusters.
We have been writing hail insurance
many years and know the business.
Please call or come by for a quote.
mlfCEllAn fOUf
ftichard DuBos.
:"oIEED : Babysitter lor one
month . Ca ll Drewann Shadden al 298-4 172 .
I 33-Hp l
,il'lsuraqc.
JUNE 26 - Ja nis Magee will
be 10 years old, cross ing
over Ihe bridge . All friends
are encouraged to caU 918252-12 14 . \3 3-2tp )
PHONE (806) 298-25 36 or
P. O. BOX 580,924 Avenue D
ABERNATIiY. TEX AS 19311
Lubbock No. 762-!440
Noth i ng beats the smoked
navored taste of something
from the grill ... and no gri ll
can beat the fun . convenience
and economy of a vers atile gas
grill.
iii:l
l~
.... rlct)'
nid\ard
vari ety of siz es for ,your hom e and
bus i ness requ i rements •
Edmonson
open to all
Tr Jller
1 ,\.,~. A\
Du&os.
Higginbotham - Bartlett
sex. religIOn or nat IOna l on ·
HO f1 1l'
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Sunday to a ttt:nd <I Juhn son
faml l\' reunion at thl' Allll'n ·
can l:eglOn Iia ll
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wou~ like to help you with your Invitations, and j
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Z choose from~ We have the latest additions to the .
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Sale l: C. R. Hobgood
298-4091
Pete Knox
2~8-2328
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Lot of I"oo m & va lue in this
older home that ha s been
remodeled , 4 BR, 211 , 2 ca r
garage on corner lot.
Thl. 10..: 8% loa n ca n be
' yours a long with a 3 BR. 2 B
~ home . With this equity buy
I you a lso get a monthly pay.
men t of on ly 12 59.
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VERA
HEALTH
BEAUTY PRODUCTS
Household & Bath Care
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NEED PEO PlE TO SELL ALOE VERA PRODU CTS
CONTACT
t~~i Gartin
1011 Ave. E
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1'0
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10.00
no OoW" payrn.nt .
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$1.57 por mon,h'
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porcelalnlled•• teeI CGDkIng ,net. ttMt
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pay"""'.
11..00-1 , ...ml no down
' 12 27 ~, monll'llOf' 36 monll'l.
JACUZZI JET CHEF
Jocu.u: i Jet Ch.f cos l o lum inum grill,
~om.t finish , rust ·
r"l ,tont porc.lo i n ll ~ (os t Iron coo"' il\g
g rid . (.o s' iron a nd nic ... . 1 a lloy burner .
Q ~ ~ t Indlcalor on lid .
JetCh.t4l2t
'.a,,,,r. Char·'rown
Only
Jet Chef 3010
Onl y
$10.07 por month "
Slng!e bvrne . ond tontrol with 340
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Utlp"ce ....
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$21.92 per month'
All ' .... feotv, .. ot 1'he Trophy 2000 pock .
aged in on eievon' CGrl w,th large . 1Qt' ·
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ate
o~ .
redwood·.tained . Ide . ... If.
heeofy dlwry wMek . and connection
1IIt price ..
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l".20" ..... .. ........ ..~
352:00
277 .60
IudQeI I..,m. 1'0 doG ...n povrn.., '
1I.'7 .... _th fOf ltlmon' ... .
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roliulng motor ond . plt. and e&ectronlc
loc. ~~ sq ,II n,d.el .rn, om. plo l"
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IUOCET ""ICE "
l udge' te r m.
11 71 pWMOfItnIDf ]6mon th.
whIch lo ti long.r and \a..,e go ,
a nd
o unique coal gra '. dn ign.-d 10 p re" en '
tla re ·ups and gl8'O,e (Ollecllofl 01 Jhe
bollom ot Ih. f"eboll ~me mod."
ho u. ROII,.A·G rol.' a I.po rale "ell,col
bu rn.r fat ro l,nlng fr om beh ind the
meat and por c .latnlled . ~ t . . 1 cook ing
g ri d"
. Phone 298-2758
298-2787
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Washing
GreaSing
FlatsBatteries
AM ON FULL SERVICE
Au g u s t I . 1981 . . an d )'au h a~c ei ght styles
a nd size s 10 choose h om . with all t h e l ea tu rcs
to mak e g rillin g ru n. co nve n ie n t a nd eco·
nom lc.lll .
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arrell s uto
We Buy
utos for Salvage
ars and-Pick- ups
A
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Dv(on. ( 0" ol um lnum g,. 11 1 leo lu l e
top .po(1ed \Ia,n len lIeel burn~tS
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298-2763
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SelYlce: Oscar C olbert
298-2138
~ MILT POPF: UI!-II %7
Pam: It&rrI. :>cott
JAMES P OP E ZtItH 019
298-~ 10
JtM BOB SMlnl Z9tl-Ztlll
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920 Avenue D
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I he y ear .
A,. d. 0<15 Grilli ng now 2~ off
au y now and you 'lI Hve 10% . The pu n:base
prke h •• b<tf: n reduced 10 % bUT o nl y until
l,s tpro< .
70 00
Sob 7:Jj34' m Ofl " .t".
gara ge home on large comer
101.
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per month'
and (on"oh Ie ' rw uN
_ . hoH 01' oU of bvrn.t Jl6 5q. ,n . cen'
"on COO'"ng G"d .
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,",w
foreign
domeulc
can . or
plcliupo & trueltl.
8 10 5 Weeloday.
8 to Noaa Sat .
$1.71
0"5 Grilling is COOlt'
It keep!i th e he at out of the kit c hen s o your air
co ndition ing won ·t ha ve to .or k so hard . Th a l 'S
Important duri ng Ihe , umm e r ... p l us ill g .5
gnllls Ihe perfect mcal· ma ll.e r (or a n y ua50n o r
bu,,,.,
30 10
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LANDMARK
~REALTORS
~t'''·f'S ' listin~
Phone 298-2548
on dul)' 10 leI.lce
ramlly m ul fo r jUst
pe nn ie s . Gu grilling costs Ius Ihan ;Ii th ird 01
wh.at It wo uld cos t on an e lec tric grill .:li nd less
Iha n a tenth o f th e cost for c h arcoall n g . A
n at lo n.:lllsu f"V e)' prove o II .
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IS ver')
Sales & Service Our
sharp Complelc rt'model
Dept are now
job.
ea rthtrnc carpet
new cablllelS. 3 bedn open for n and
room . la rge kitcoon
U business
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Equity bu~' . non-ese.a lating
Mechanic
~ 9%
loan on this 3B R. 2 ca r
311 ¥Aln Suect
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at'lIoo u ~
Oas Gr illi ng /5 econo mical
You can cook a ful l
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Guy Thompson of Cr£Y;byt on
spen t las t wt>ek t'nd Ul H Uld oso, N ~I
Only
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\' t'I:- Illt orm atl\'l'
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a nd ~ I rs
lI iltx,-t
Ha nu and he r SISle r a nd
bro lht'r ·ln ·law l\ lr . and Mrs
m .l n ~
way5 .
Yo u g e t t hat g reil! ou tdoo r smoked (law aI
.. Uha ul t h e c h ar cD<l1 mess. No lig hte r fl ui d i ~
nee ded a nd a gas g rill req uires very 1It1le c lean ·
up . The re ', no wan el Hl cr. beca u se gas 9rlliS
re a ch cook ing t em pl: ratu rl' . . . (ast.
PI'( casl alum inum grills lec tu re Slo in·
leu STeel burne rs - ··H" sho~ for
mO.l mum heal distr Ibution ... s la inl. "
steel lor long Iroub l. ·tre. lif.. a nd
heavy "ee l rod cool gr a tes
PATIO
KITCHEN
~lI1g .
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bU~I '
are l' n{'uur<Jl?,t"'d lu
or
\lcrutl hr: g u grill
. Gas Grilli ng Is
hCilUllfuJ ~ \ (" .lr o ld la K( h Of!! l Of~ POu \J 11l
dom fulh furnished . 'LJ r ~ ~' IQan
. .' 10 "", c an
l uul1 !cd .
Snuwbreeze Wir)jow Uni ( a i r c or~ht1ooen - a
,
YO LI can sh tl e.a Me.a '" grill a b u rger sm o "''' a
h am b .ubec ue a bird ro ast an (' at t:1I(' " bake a
pota to. Yo u can cook ma n )' d llfe rent lood s a
,~"I ~t"t~
ages rega rdless of SO('lOt'1.' ullomil' le\·cl. racc . color .
nalllY.
WE HAVE
We want to tbank eve ryone
for your prayers and concern. the visits. canis, floral
".rr"-Dg!'!!1enlS , fO<>!!. ~1!q
calls during my recent surgery a nd s"'y in the hos pi"'!.
We also a ppreciate a ll of the
ones that helped us wi th our
chi ldren during this time . We
a re so gratefu l lor fr iends
'1 ik e you!
Dilie neCox
Toby. Bla ine & Tana Cox
O J\ Grilling I!> I ' ~'!>dll l i '
un the fa rm op<'rated by
Da rrell Hunt. northw'~t of
Se rvicl'S for W.e. "Bill "
Snider . 71. of Oim mi tt. were
he ld a t I la .m . Wednesday .
J une l Oin Ihe chapel of
Pa rsons Funeral Home wi th
Da le We lls. pastor of Fourth
& Bedford Slre",ts Church of
Chris t in Dim mitt . and Cline
Pa den. director of Sunset
Sc hool of P reachi ng in lubbock , offi cia ting.
Gravesi de services were
a t 3p.m . a l [(esthaven Mem orial Pa rk in Lubbock with
both m inis te rs officia tin g.
Burial was under direction of
Parsoos Funera l Home of
Dimmitt.
Snider died a t t 2: 30 p.m
Monday June 8 al Plains
Memoria l Hospital a t Dim mitt a fter a brier illness.
A native of Gordon. he
lived in Castro Count y 25 '
years, moving there from
New Dea l. He was a retired
farmer a nd a m ember of the
Church of Christ in Dimmitt.
ite married Ruth Johnston
Jan . 30 . t 933 in Clovis, N.M.
Survivors include his wife;
two daughters, Vana Raines
01 Lubbock and Dana Allen
01 Hobart. Oll.la,; a son, Don,
01 Amarillo ; three sisters ,
Nell Groseclose of Lubbock ,
Childress and Montez Smith
01 Monroe, La.; four bro-tJwrs,-Joel of Albuquerque.
N.M.. Maurice 01 SlIver City,
N.M.. Tom of ~k and
J _ of Riverside, Calif.; II
. .... ndchildren -and 2 great·
.... ndchildren .
Snider was an uncle 01
Anna Lee Johnaon of Aber·
Gra nd Opening Promotions .
Call
Mr . Loughlin
at
Mademoiselle Fashions 612 835- 1304 .
' 33 -ItP I
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For the ca rds, flowers.
vis its, prayers and many
ot her aclS of kindness shown
us over the last few weeks
s ince Ralph 's accident and
stay in the hospi ta l, we wish
to say a sincere thank you
and may God bless ea ch of
you
Ra lph & Myrna Da vis
summer cooling .
mg of a well efficiency test
W, C. Snider
lield , Levi a nd OVI!I' 70 othel
brands. $1 3,500 .00 includes
beglMlng Inventory, airfa re
for I 10 our national ware·
house , trainilUC . fixtures and
fOR
Aft e r the program is com ·
plete. the group will be in-
atlcncilhls
MeWI NG SALE : Fr iday and
Sa turday,' 160 1 Ave. G.
9a. m . to 4p.m . Tra mpol ine,
fenc ing pla nk . bar-Irq .grill ,
roll a way bed a nd ma ny
other items.
~'O ll
NOW IN STOCK
nled to observe the cond u(·t ·
nE' SM1H'1l
PU BLIC NOTICE :
This is to give notice that
the city of Abernathy wi ll be
sprayed for mosquitoes by
aeria l method as the need
a rises .
'5- 14 -28 ;) 6-4 -11 -18-' 7-2- tS
5.000 cubi c ft . air conditioner fo r sa le. 525 without
moto r. 575 wi th motor. Can
Lon a I 298,2826.
1 33-Itp )
to cou nty produ -
gin. AI\ r;lmler s ,l nd
_
J I\ ADV .<\ i"C E.
cers for their usc
IS
-!-..
'; LAS SIf II:D ADS
NEED TO BE PAl D
Both of t hese SCn'ICl'"S :..Ire
This meeting
Pnone 29ti·21J.8ti._
Ple.} :.c .
On June 23. 1981, the Irriga tion Com mittee 01 the
)1. le Coulll y Agr icultura l
Extens ion Service invites
you to attt"nd a n Irriga tion
Pumping Pla nt Efficiency
Tes i. accordi ng to Billy E
\\ ~l rric k . County Extension
Agcnl -Agriculture
The progr a m will sta rt a t
9: 30a .m . a l the Edmonson
Comm unity Center where
Leon New, lhe Dis trict Irrigation Specialist, will go
over well eUicien("y testing
:,U1d its importance . Greg
Sokol'a 01 the Distl'icl Soil
CUllserva tion Serv ic~ wi ll be
dis(' ussing irrigat ion sys tem
test ing a nd its IInporta n<."c .
~ \'a j lab l c
Re nny's Plumbing
Plumbing Re pairs, New Construction. Remodeling a nd
Evaporative Cooler Serv ice.
Ca ll
Benny Reedy a l
298-418 1 Abernathy .
131 -4 tpl
( . &(; ilU IUlt:IIS
Hemodeli ng.
paneling.
acoustic ceili ngs. pa inting.
all ' ypes home r~l i r . No job
Satisfa cllor.
too
s mall
Guar ..t nt("('d. 1009 Avt' D
Jeeai !.nop;
DWiI
go direct· no middle man, no
salesman's fee. Offerllll aU
the nationally known brands
such as Jordache, Vander·
bilt , Calvin Klein:, . ~e-
GARAGE SALES
HOM ES FOR SALE - Why
rent? We are pla nning to
build new 2, 3. 4 bedroom
hom es starting at $36,900
with down payment $ 1345
F HA or $500 lor qua li fied
veterans . Ca U Don Fondy ,
Homeslea d Rea l Esta te. fo r
applica tion. 298-2268 or 7<n 733 1
, 11 -2 0 -lScr l
YAHDS MOWED. ' Reasondable. Ca ll Monte Will iams,
298-4014 .
' 32-4tpl
TREE & SHRUB s pra ying.
State licensed . Phone 298HOUSE PA INTING : pain t249-1 or233 ·2:.! t I . j 29-tcs l
ing. Irimming. inside or out.
( 'I. E:\:,\ rugs. lik e new . s o
Also replace sto rm doors or
ca s\' to no ..... ith Blue Lustre
windows . etc . Ca ll 298-4283
Rent elednc sharnpooer S1.
fo r free est imate after 12
Struve lia rd" arl' & Dn'
p.m
13 2-4 tp l
Good.
.
SU P -ERB BRUSH CO . proFOil ~,\LE by owner 1\1 u
ducts . COllle by 1506 Ave . D.
bedr oom house on one acre
or ca ll 298-2091 Melvin
of land on F'M f>.I Phone 757·
Johnson 409 Ave, F .t 32 -IlP I
23 62 .
'32-2Ip l
IrrigatioD
Pamping
PlutTest
OWN your
FOR RENT : Sma ll back bouse. To couple onl y a nd no
pets"Seeat-!i09 Ave. G or.,cali
298-4188 aft er 6: OOp.m .
only.
, 33 -1tp )
Ta lk Of Th e Town
R.D P res ley , Milt Pope
and son De l Ray went to
Possum Kingdom La ke to
fish and ski for a few days
last week.
MIMIT MART
:i ;; Pl!~1
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A native 01 Abernathy,
Mrs. Wilke graduated from
Abernathy High School in Democrat. a weekly news11174 , and attended Texas
paper, writing new. and
Tech University where she
was a music education
major.
In high school, s he Iwice
was a regional qualifier in
the newswriling event in the
U1L , winning second in
regional a nd going to the
state meet in the eve nt in
1973.
She was active in ba nd at
~berna thy JlJ.@'" SchOClI,
servil'8 as drum m a jor for '••
,.
the ba nd two years. She was ' ,'-:the John Philip Sousa a wa rd
winne r a t Aberna lhy in 1974,
a nd was a Texas Tech music
scholarship winner.
Mrs. Wilke worked for the
Aberna thy Weekly Review
Ir om t \172 to 11174 , ser v ing as
CAR ON FIRE! This car, owned by Ruth Murphy of 1203 Ave , H, caught ori fire after the gas
line broke. The accident occurred at the intersection of Ave. J and 15th Street . Fireme n hurried
to battle the fla m es. Pic tured left to right is Tommy Overstreet, Mr . Rud isell I from SPS in
( Rev iew Photo)
P e tersburg ), Raymond Naron, Ray Sa nders a nd Tom Conway.
,., Ie
Pale 6
AbenMlly W..k1y Review
$12.32 ~r mon,th.
I
57~ 00
' .... Inltol!otlon . .
045 .00
621.00
. . . 31.05
CASH "ICE . • . .
. .. . . ... $6S2 .OS
IUDGfT PltICE " .
. , .. . .... 1789. 12
. . . .' twm. : no down ~ t .
$21 .92p" monlto'or 36_th • .
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M_roel N_ DNI.....
th., .....ared lit the A......
nathy Weekly Review more
th•• 4 I yea" ....
From The Review dated
Sept. 28, 11131:
. The three Monroe cotton
gins had turned' out a total of
1.133 bales 01 cotton to late
Wednesday morning. Lint
was selling for around 8.45
cents to 8.95 cents per polDld,
and seed brought from $27 to
$28 per ton.
J .R . West, ~ farmer four
miles east of Monroe,
brought in Monroe's first.
1~9 bale of cOttlll Sept. 1. It
was ginned at-·one of W.O:
Fortenberry's' gin plants.
The bale was graded strict
middling 31-32nds staple.
West planted Paymaster
seed May 10, and first
blooms were seen JUly 7. A
photo revealed West"with a
.stalk of cotton that had 103
green bolls and forms August 2.
Next Sunday is Monroe's
regular first Sunday singing
date.
Rev. Aubrey Ashley was
pastor of Monroe Methodist
Church. and Z.B. Lee was
.....-, superintendent of the Sunday
SchooL
Monroe/New Deal News
from The Abernathy Weekly
Ht'view dated Sept. 7. 1939.
. Monroe Locals by Mrs.
Raymond McNeely: Mrs.
Guy Young and daughters
and Mr. and Mrs. J.D . Far·
rier visited relatives in
Levelland; Mr. and Mrs.
Hueben Jennings and chil-
· Mve,W.,. .............
..,.... at NIw DIll IIat
. . . fraIII ........ lIdI- .
••. IDtbI....." .... to
Indiana_......... ....
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A.....hy W•• ldy Ra~'.w
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WtIIIIIIdQ. J_ II Ia ....
P'Int lllpellta.ala Ia Ole.
iwllll ........ Tra..........
Lee B. Penn
BurIaI
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1a Olton01c.m.
la7
undIr
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Pa....
ru.alllllne.
.CoIemaa died .t I.: eoa.m.
TU.daY. J . . . 1ft HI PIaa.
lOIII
- . C. O• .B!)yd .. '
Servlcet for C.O. "Jim"
Boyd. 79, of New Deal were
held June 161n the New Deal
Baptist Church with Rev.
Jimmy ' McGuire. pastor,
officiating.
Burial was In Resthaven
Memorial Pa~ under direction of Sanders Funeral
Home.
Boyd died at 5: 45p.rn. Sat·
urday at Southpark Hospital
after a lengthy illness.
A 40·year resident of New
Deal. he moved here from
Bell' County in 1941. He
married Isla Toliver Dec.
20,1930 in Bell County.
He was a member of theNew Deal Baptist Church
and a retired farmer.
Survivors include his wife;
two daughters, Clara McEI·
roy of Lubbock and Jewel
Dean Ford of New Deal; a
son. Jimmy of Lubbock ; a
sister. Fannie Boyd ~f Bel·
ton ; and grandchildren.
FloydB. Coleman.
Services for Floyd B. Cole·
man, 93. of Olton were held
HOIpltal. Hale Center, after
a lenathY ma...
He w•• born In Grapevine
and mCMld to Olton In IllS.
He waa a retired farmer. He
married Eunice Fellen 011
Feb. 19, 1909, In Hardeman
County. She died In 1972. He
was a Baptist.
Survivors Include four
sons, Cortla 01 Plainview,
Curtis of Mabank, F .B. of
Irving and Jack of Odessa;
two daughters, Essie Wor.encraft of Olton and Wava
Barrick of Abernathy; 18
gran~c:llildren;· 39 greatgran.dCbildren ... ~nd four
great-greet-grandchildren.
John Deere 21-inch Deluxe Mowers are now
I available in three models - push type;
I self-propelled ; and electric-start self-propelled.
Side discharge is standard on all three, An
optional 2V2 bushel rear bagger can be added to
make clipping pickup n'Jat and easy.
. The push-type mower has a 3V2-hp engine.
The self-propelleds have 4-hp engines and
rear·wheel gear drive for excellent traction in all
mowing conditions. All feature steel wheels with
I ball bearings, Aluminum die cast deck. And two
cutting height adjustment levers that let you set
the Il,ower in any of six positions - ¥a to 2¥4
inches above ground . See us for a
demoo"'at;oo
t~y.
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Joe ....._
. Thom·pson
Implement Co
298-1541
762-1038
ABERNATHY, TEXAS
Nt'w Deal School S.l~rcl
The New Deal School
Hoard met in a regular meet·
ing J une 8. 1981 , Those pre·
sent were Henry Atkinson ,
Raymond Bufe. Verlin An·
glin. Robert Hughes. Carroll
Teeter. Principal Madding.
Superintendent
F lood.
Nancy Cooper. and visitors .
Superintendent
Flood
opened the meeting with a
prayer,
Nancy Cooper gave a
report on Texas Assessml!nt
Project. Perry Looney came
at this lime.
President Bwe approved
the minutes of the May II
meeting.
Superintendent Flood then
reviewed general opera·
tions. federal funds and tax
collection.
Motion was made by
lIenry Atkinson to pay Ilills
for the month of May and it
was seconded by Robert
Hughes alld carried~ .
Joe Gonzales spoke to the
board in consideration of the
Mexican-American students
of the New Deal I.S.D. He
expressed concern for Bilin.
gua l Education and professional empl(l~' L'es who were
Mex ican·American.
The Prt~\ d l'nt called the
board into " xecutive s~ion
under the . proviSion of
Article 6252-17. Section 2
paragraph G. to conside~
(X'rsonnel.
Later
president
Bwe
calk>d the mfeting out of
executive session.
1\ motion was made by
Verlin Anglin to accept the
resignation of Coach Lonnie
Kuss . It was seconded by
Perry Looney and carried
G.A. Nystel. professional
1!O!(illecr. presented blue·
prints of the band hall to be
;rdvertised for bids.
Motion w.as made by
"obert Hughes to adopt the
resolution to continue to tax
automobiles. It was seI~onded by Perry Looney and
carried 6-0.
.
'1n..at'4:00 today Out At 4:00
Tomorrow .
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Put in Zippers, Replace ,Buttons,
Minor Repairs, Add Pockets &
Pocket Tips.
o any kind ot alterations
tor men and . women
OUR SPECIALTY IS
EXTRA GOOD SERVICE
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Phone 298-2826 - Abernat
PRICES
EFFECTIVE JUIE 18-20.1981
ME . . . . . LIlT -lIE IEIDIE . . . TllIIlT
Kleenex
BURRITOS
Paper Towels
2/$1.00
2/99(
Sh urfine
Flour
CORN DOGS
79('
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_"'S. . . . . . .
81 00 YiiiT~....... !89C
1Il99c PiP; ~8139
Shurfine
Pork-n -Beans
Shurfine Ketsup
32 oz .
2/99(
Tomato Sauce
6/$1.00
Sh urfi ne Peach
Preserves
2/99t.
6-0 .
A motion was made by
Verlin Anglin to continue the '
service with the Educatioll
Service renter for school
year
I ~nll·82 .
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seconded by Ro' /I'rl Hugl1l's
and carri"rt 6·0
Da"id Willi am < I~a~ il
Agnew. Burl!',· Pigh.1m . .ioe
Gonzales, anrt K \'n n\, Thiel
were appointed In i111: Board
of Equaliza : :on "' t1 ~ " order
listed.
Motion \ ," !""de by
Henry Atkln ~ or ' I, · accept
bids for cafetpri" products
for the 1981 ·I:~ vcar and
bank depository contract f,,··
the 198 ·83 b:ennium. Bid.<
are to be accepted July 13 , It
was seconded by Verlin
Anl(lin and carrij!d 6-{).
,
Qual.~ty Dry Cleaning In '24 Hours
.
fi.O .
Motion was made by
Robert Hughes to employ
Cheryl Ann Rogers as assis·
lant girl's basketball coach
at $1500.00 over state schedule , It was' seconded by
Henry Atkinson and carried
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POULTRY AND EGGS IN
I 91ll ·1 982 should be a better
year than 1980 as far as
poultry and egg producers
are concerned. Last year's
heat wave and soraing feed
prices cut sharply into profits. but gross income from
poultry and eggs in Texas
still reached about $50 1 mil·
lion. up from $464 million in
1979. says a poUltry market-
Deluxe John Deere
21-inch Mowers
NEW DEAL NEWS
pouJtry and . . proGactlon .
IncNUICI clem.net for hlJh
protein and hllher m at
prIeeI will likely !'eIIull In
hill*' III prices during the
MCOnd half of 19111 .
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Schoel
J.L.
ServlceI. fDr Lee 8. Penn.
stok-. O.A. '0.'" LoaIde
Teal. GaniIDIr, JobD Har- 83. 01 2123 13rd St. were at
2p.m.
Monday In the Reese
rell, NtIIRtt, Exum. Youna
Air Force Bale Chapel with
andBI"CIfdoa.
Col.
A.G.
Johnson, mtlred
~~nald;nd ~~;James
Amone thole from the
military . chaplain. offlcia·
Monroe. area who plan to
left here TII~y for
tlng,
uaisted
by the Rev.
Brownwood where they are
attend colleIe thII year are
to enter Howard Payne and , Dorothy Lee, J~ , Neva Donnie E. Miller of the
MetropoUtan Baptist Temple
. Wright, John Nell Harrell,
Daniel Baker colleges; Mr.
and Mrs. Ermer Exum and · . Mildred Mallet. Cleo Paden in Wolfforth. .
TIle body was cremated.
,alld Famie Lou McMenamy,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allman
Texas Tech; Mrs. Loveless l Arrangements were by Rest
have returned from Cali(Marcelle Anderson) busi- Lawn Funeral Home of Wolffornia where they visited the
ness college, Lubbock; Har- , forth.
World's Fair. Among the
. He died at 4: 40p.m. Frilan Land. Texas University,
many experiences they will
Austin, and the three men· day. June 12, at Lubbock
long remember about the
General Hospital of a heart
lioned ·~rlier.
trip was their car running
From The . .Abernathy. attack. Justice of the Peace
ouf-of gasoline in·the·middle ·
Wioekly Review dated Feb. L.J. BlalaclC ruled aeath by
of Death Valley, with the
natural causes.
~i. 19,f1:
.
weather temperature betTIle St. Louis. Mo .• native
The Monroe Home Demonween 120·130 degrees. They
stration Club meets in the was employed by St. Mary's
were rescued by another car
Hospital
as a maintenance
home of Mrs. W.H. Emery.
of tourists . A faulty gas
Mrs. Alvin Ryals is hos- engineer and lived in LuI>gauge caused the trouble.
bock
for
17
years. He retired
tess to a meeting of Monroe
Mrs. S.L. Wilson of Bellfrom the U.s. Air Force in
Knitting Club,
view visited in the home of
1972
at
the
rank of master
Annual banquet of the New
her son. RE . Harvey; Mr.
Deal Future Farmers of sergeant in aircraft maintenand Mrs. Bill Snider and chilAmerica was held. Fifty ance after 29 years in the
dren and Mrs. H.C. Johnston
dollars in cash prizes don· military . Hew~stationedin
visited relatives in Southated by W.O. Fortenberry, England and Thailand and
land ; the Forrest Wren famMonroe
ginner,
were was at Reese Air Force Base
ily has moved from west of
awarded to winners of the for six years,
Monroe to Reuben Jennings
Penn married Wilma Mil·
'collon contest. Floyd Cloud •
place south of town.
Jr .. was awarded first prize ler March 22. 1947. in St.
Ralph Young and Joe
Louis.
of $20. John Neil HarTell
Exum a're two nf'W members
won second prize of $IS, • Survivors include his wife ;
',f the crew ,vi New Deal
Raymond Pearce third prize two daughters, Lonna D.
School bus drivers . Others
of $1 O. and Waylan E:'dwards ijfloads. and Lynda S. Scrog·
are Homer Brogdon, Monroe
fourth prize of $5. Mr. For· gins, both of Lubbock ; three
Jeffcoat. Bill Nesbitt and
tenberry will sponsor a simi- sons. William L, of Corpus
O.B, Haven. with Bruce
lar cotton contest for the Christi. Robert E. of LuI>Caldwell as Superintendent
1941 crop. A .22 caliber rifle uoek and Herb A. of New
of buses. With routes of
was awarded Lonnie Lewis. Dea l; a sister. Elisabeth
about 28 miles each, the six
winner of a pest eradication Leman of Cape Girardeau ,
new Intern~tional school
Mo.; a brother. Harry E . of
contest. The banquet was
buses started operation in
served by the New Deal St. Louis. and eight grand·
home economics depart· children.
The family suggests memo
ment.
Monroe Locals by Mrs. ' orials to the American Heart
Association.
Raymond McNeely, from the
Abernathy Weekly Review
dated August 31. 1939:
son visited in Kerrville and
Mr. and Mrs. Plumer Jus·
tice moved to Monroe from
San Antonio.
Bonham. Mr. Justice will be
Mr. and Mrs. W,H. Scott.
mnployed in the office of
IrAun McNeely. Mr, and
\\. ,0 . Fortenberry Gins . .
~ lrs . J .D. Farrier and Hiram
Mr. and Mrs. J .V. Biggers
t 'ox visited in Littlefield. Mr.
of Dallas visited Mr. and
ami Mrs. Scott remained
Mrs. A,T. Biggers of Mon·
:11I're for a few weeks ' visit
roe.
, 'Ih two of their daughters:
Mrs. W.O , Fortenberry
I rs . James Graham and
Edga r Graham.
and children and Etta Robin·
Gam.vU1e. Tau. and In
Oklahoma; Mrs. Sam WIIlIam. and Mrs. Boyd Nicholson viBited in Quanah la8t
k Bill H
Jabn
PlI·8
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Shurfine 4/99(
Coffee a" gri nds
.............
Shurfine
Evap::>rated Mi Ik
3/99.(
White Onions
$1.59 lb.
29( lb.
Shurfine Macaroni.
& Cheese Dinners
Shurfine
Salad ,'Austard
4/99(
Shurfine
Cranberry Sauce
Shurfine Shortening
99(
4/$1..00
2'/69( "
Sh urfi ne Bar So Q.
Sauce 2/99(
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HOlEY BUIS .......... ~
Stl urfine
Sweet Peas
-=-~~
Shurfine
Blackeyed Peas
3/99(
Napkins
Buy & get one
Free
Shurfine
Spinach
Sh urfine
Green Beans
Sh urfine
Biscuits
3/99(
3/99(
10/$1.00
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Wheat Harvest Comes;To An End
The 1981 wheat harvest is coming to
an end this week for Abernathy wheat
farmers. Local grain companies
received more wheat this year and
approximately two weeks earlier than
last year's crop.
Plains Grain
James Shannon, of Plains Grain ,
~ed thai their: first load of wheat was
~ .JIIelivered June 1 by Joe Oswalt. The
wheat was harvested on the Vineyard
farm . Shannon said "We have received
15% more wheat this year than last
vear."
. " The whea t brought to Plains Grain
averaged ~ 2 grade and the yields were
\ ' OLU~IE
Wheat Matures Earlier, More Harvested This Year
favorable considering the hot dry condi·
tions recently," Shannon said. He also
added that moisture was approxi·
mately 10 .3% and that wheat was
selling for $3.65 to $3 .70 per bushel.
Coop Grain
Coop Grain reported having received
twice as mucb wheat as last year. Ted
Major, manager of Coop Grain, said
"The biggest factor contributing to
more wheat barvested this yeaJ:: il; that
farmers planting lakes were able to
harvest them this year ." He also stated
Illat more low lying areas were utilized
O. No. 34
the Couny Line location. Roy Brown,
manage r , said " The grade averaged N2
and moisture was at 10% . Yields
'''I' wheat production this year .
Lewis Lutrick brought in the first load . ranged from 17-18 bushels per . acre
dryland and up to 35 and over for
at Coop Grain June 2. Major stated that
irrigated land."
last year the first load was brought in
June 15 and the harvest was completed
as late as July 17.
" Harvest thiS year snoUlQ "" \,;v ... •
Eddie Fortenberry brought in the
pleted by the end of this week ," Major first load of wheat to Anderson 's June
said. " Much of the wheat brought in has 2. The wheat was harvested west of
been very good with a NI grade Abernathy on his farm .
ra ting," Major a_dded ,
Hale county is reported to have 55.
Anderson Grain
thousand acres of wheat this year,
Anderson gra in reported having which represents a total crop increase
received a lot more wheat this year at of 8 thousand acres
THURSDA Y. JUNE 25. 1981
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Grain Sorghum Producers Locates
dU~~~ °l~=la~~nG~~~p~O~~hn~mT:::S
InAb ern at·hy
Grain.. Sorghum Producers Board
, TGSPB I relocated in Abernathv .
Texas June 1 Announcement of Uie
move was made this week by Elbert
Ha rp who is Executive Director of both
organizations .
Grain Sorghum Producers Associa tion. founded in 1955, is the only
l\II tiona I organization
of sorghum
producerI. It baa approximately three
Markets Grain Sorghum For 35 Countries
thousand me mbers with state organiza ·
uons in Kansas. ·Neb raska. Oklahoma .
New Mexico and Texa s. Its president is
Mabry Foreman, ' fannel' and rancher
HBF.RT IIARP. 1M E)'('Cutive Director 01 Grain SorPwn Procb:en
,h soclallon . IS pictured sta ndlfll'! 10 front of the new office location in Abernathy
ThiSofhcl' 's the nallonal hea dquarll'''S for thiS associa tion . It was first established .
at Amanllo In 1957. moved to Lubbock In 1!l69. and has moved from Lutbock to
here
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On
l'/,p (~~ollllty Line
II,
K"i1h T,"""~'
I ca me across a n old article .... ntten
b" VIC Lamb. the editor of the Revie ....
i~ Ihe earh' 30 ' 5 . It is about bananas!
Have y~ ever wondered If maybe a
banana is better than an apple . or vice
versa ')
In the follow ing article. Vic sides with
)he b::~;~YBUII\"S f'AVORln:
" Oananas Ita,'r No Boof'S"
. The apple is one ol man 's favorite
fruits . I howeve r the medical profession looks upon It as a restraint of
trade /. There 's that old jingle · one of
the world's first and greatest advertising rhymes · " An apple a day keeps
the doctor away !" and. remember
Eve 's error in offering Adam an apple?
Harp. a lifelong resident of the Abernathy area, presently farms north of
Abernathy . His farm is managed by
local tenna nts , while he continues his
work with the Grain SorghumProducers Association .
Harp even grows some grain sorghum on his own farm .
He has served as an officer since 1957
and in 1969 he was the chosen Execu tive Di rector of this organization. Harp
has ser ved on several state and advi sory boards for universities as well as
for other organizations.
In 1975. Harp was a member of the
first Market Development team to be
invited to Russia . From 1976-77, the
first market development tests were
seot from Lubbock to Russia .
Harp. accompanied by a grain
sorghum market development team .
did extensive work in Japan in 1958.
Japan now buys one out of every six
acres of grain sorghum produced in the
Uni ted States .
cate and swa llow : .they don 't waste
your time in requiring more seconds
munching and chewing to reach swal·
lowing consistency !
Pineapples have a joyo~ tast;e. we
concede. but whacklllg Into _one to
finally have it prepared for eating takes
work and time · time YOU never lose in
getting to the action' of munching a
,
golden banana .
I Spelling banana on a typewriter is a
rhythmatic operation - except for the
first letter you just keeping hitting a's
and n's ' And its pronunciation is
rhythmalic. too - babies learn to say the
word among the first of their specch
efforts. It's akin to the .... ord mama in
WO\o\I!
that respect ! )
We'd like to campaign for the world
Holding a banana is very easy to do
to pick the banana as its favorite with no juices dripping down your hand
natural food .
as when some citrus spurt, squirt, ooze
It is far ahead of the apple in many
and drip. No need to apologize as a
ways - not oniy as a delicacy for the
neighbor diner reaches fO.r his napkin to
taste, but for easy-open packaging ; wipe away a citrus squirt you had no
easiest to get to. usir~ the folded down
intention of-aiming his way .
peelings as a glove to hold the ba,:,ana
Slices of banana can add an extra
as you munch . It is easy to bite, and
dimension to many desserts. First we
doesn't have an irritating or noisy . think of is jello. Slices of banana are a
crunch so many other of nature's delight to find in some salads, also.
bounties have - like the apple, the pear
On occasion you can find some
or a near-ripe peach.
extraordinary recipes in a cook book to
The banana can be eaten in a school employ the surpriSe of adding bananas
room without creating a diSCipline to a dish made more spectacular by this
problem with the teacher. It can be golden joy .
eaten as.you travel by train, plane, auto
The banana is I},ot native to our U.S. It
or bicycle, or while hiking. Unpeeled it grows in another climate - and brings a
fits snugly in a pocket - thus saving a
I
welcome warmth to us .
sack. It doesn't take as much room
Wish we could recall that old jingle
packed in a lunch box, either.
we learned in our childhood that
It's ' a very quick, satisfying and declared "bananas have no bones!"
welcome dessert for a hostess who's We'd write a reqUest to Perry cOmo to
caught without time to whip up a cake, sing it for us.
pie, pudding or cookies, or crepes
VIC LAMB
suzette.
-It also always brings smiles! Just
In last week's edition of The Review,
w.tch a younpter, from. toddler to a
WIder the headline entitled "Drug
senior in coil., break into a pJeuecl Smugler Arreslled In Abernathy," the
pin when you offer the banana. (The story stated that the alleted smuagler,
banana actually. is In the shape 01 • . Ray Boykina, wu livina nellt to the
amllel) Its color II the warmth of New 0.1 police officer alao Hvlng in
lUillhine - • a rabble rOuIial red like the Norman Apartments.
anapple,orad!leelYiltl~lUCbu.
It shoukl have MkI, ~OIalld his
JIIIr or an ..... wh6dI JDilbt fool 0lIl I0Il were IIvil1l In tile Normaa Ap,art'iIIto belIevIDi It .. ripe.
menta. whiCh ...
next to city
Even the eIdIrIy, .... the IP'O.......\, halllncj the NeW peal poIke oIlq. The
Ilk' ba. . . .. n..y . . . .y to maatl- police 0If1eer doItIi't .... In New 0..1.
_ted
who lives In Felt. Oklahoma .
GSPA IS dedicated to its original goal
. to strengthen Ihe economy of grain
sorghum production thrwgh research .
market development and legislation .
Since its inceptIOn. GSPA has ~.n the
vOice of the grai n sorghum industry
where legislative representation is
needed
Texas Grain Sorghum Producers
Board was esta blished by a referendum
of gra in sorghum producers in 1969. It
represents a 29-county area of the
Texas High Pl ains . It is suworted by a
volunt ary assessment of 5 cents per ton
collected by the elevator. Checkolf
programs are in effect on other commodities in most agricu ltural states. A
mandat ory assessment supports the
Kansas Sorghum Commission.
Texas Grain Sorghum Producers
Board su pports research to improve '
sorghum quality a nd to prove its val ue
as a feed grain . The main thrust · of
TGSPB 's effort has been directed to
development and expansion of markets
for grain sorghum . Through U.S, Feed
Grains Council . TGSPB has introduced
sorghum to worldwide markets which
now consume 40 percent of the U.S.
sor~h um cror .
1'GSPB funds may not be used for
legislative re preSentation. It operates
under the Texas Commodity Referendum Law . supervised by the Texas
Secretary of Agriculture. Its financial
records are audited by state auditors .
Larrv Wilten of Olton is Chairman of
the TGSPB farmer-elected Board of
Directors.
"By moving our offices to the new
location in Abernathy. " Harp said, " we
will be able to reduce our operating
expenses and concentrate the fWids of
both organizations where they will most
elfectively serve sorghum farmers ."
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ALMOST 55 mOUSAND ACRESOF WHEAT bave been barvested in Hale county
the past three weeks . Pictured is some of the last wheat standing that has not been
harvested. The wheat harvest in the Abernathy area will be over by the end of this
week .
( Review Photo
There are now marketing programs
operating in 35 countries. some of
which are l\·l exico. Spain. Korea . Tai·
wan. Yugoslavia . Israel. India and
Africa .
These countries use American grain
sorghum to feed chickens . cattle, hogs
and sometimes as a food source. India
and Africa buy large amounts of grain
sorghum to feed their hungry.
As well as marketing grain sorghum
internationally, the Grain Sorghum
Association office in Abernathy compiles and distributes grain sorghum
news releases and a monthly newspa~r entitled "Grain Sorghum News".
Rick Houston
P I a •,.e r r 0,..,.
" ,. a t c h'
Rick Houston was recently listed as a
" player to watch" in the 1981 Class 3-A
football season which will begin this
fall.
Houston was recognized in the July
edition of the magazine " Texas
Sports" . This is a state-wide magazine
a bout sports in Texas. The July edition.
1it
which just carne out. lists football
players to watch this year in Pro,
College and High School competition.
Other 3-A players to watch this year
from this district are : Karl Travis. a
fullback from Tulia : Donald Sims, a
right back from Childress ; and James
Sherman. a fullback for Idalou .
Houston is 'a tackle for Abernathy .
FLATLANDERS WHOLE RAW MILK Is DOW available to Abernatby caasumera.
The milk is rich and thick, much \ike it was consumed in the early American years .
Bill Elliott, manager of Pay-N-Save. holds a container of Flatlanders whole raw
milk next to the display case at Pay-N-Save.
( Review Photo)
Whole Raw Milk Available In Abernathy
Whole raw milk can now be purchased at Sav-A·Lot or Pay-N-Save
Grocery stores in Abernathy .
Chamber News Leller
By: Charles Bowen, President. Abernatby Cbamber of Commerce
BASKETBALL SIGNS INSTALLED
On June 6. 1981 the followiJ!g people assembled and helped install the basketball
signs located on the north anit south ends of town : Harold Thompson, Ralph Wolf,
Hoppy Toler. David Pinson, Larry Steele, Carl Irlbeck. Keith Tooley, Bud Rhodes,
Presto[J Amerson, Comer Dillinger, Charles Bowen. Wolf Irrigation and
Thompson Implement flJ[llished equipment and personnel to help place the signs.
Both signs need to be wealherized and winterized. Also, when a certain lady gets to
feeling belt ~~ ,to have her paint the signs again while riding in .the SPS
basket ( Hilda, uu ~hear? ).
.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
An EMT training class is scheduled to begin on Monday July 13, 1981 in the Fire
Hall. Most classes will be held in the small Club ROom in the City Hall. Classes will
meet each Monday and Tuesday evening for about four hours. At press time there
were eleven mtm. and w~men who indicate that they will take the trl$ing. 1bis
number will enhance the present VolWiteer Ambulance Service. This project is
sponsored by the Chamber with coilsent of the City Council. Two or three of the
trainees will work part-time on the EMS. 1bis seems to be a problem when an
on-<tuty EMT Deeds to bave,a few hours off fOl" various reasons. Everyone is invited
to enroll. If you want the training, but do not care to work 011 the EMS, !ben sign up
and pay for the course yourself.
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JAWS OF LIFE
There is approximately $9000 .00 in the Jaws of Life Account in the First State
Bank. Mr. Joe Lovelace bas collectecj in exceu 01$8000.00 by seekiDI individual
and business donations. We need at leut $4000.00 more in order to purcha8e the
necessary tools that work on the Jaws equipment. There will be a Jaws
demonstration at 11 : 30a.m. in front 01 the bank, on the Fourth of July. The
demonstration will be given by Hurat Tool Company 01 New Braunfels, Texas.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBftA,"ON
Mrs. M.ry Jo Snoctcrlll reparta ~t Ibe Moustache Cootiet will ~ decided by
three anoriymoui]ud8es Wfio WIll be foviDa arouad the City-5qua~ from ~: OOa.m.
to 2 : OOp.m. The wi--. wll be .1IDCIUDC«l cIuriN one of .t he breaD cIurinI the
entertainment .fter the IIOGIl meal. TIle II'IDd prbe for the belt IllClUltac:be ia.
$25.00 . ~ ~II be five oeMr ea~ priIeI 01$10.00 eacb for the fol1owinl
catecorles: MOil Kilable, BuIIdtIt, """",,,....t,.Dd W~. •
.
CATERED MEAL
•w The IIOGIl meal wW be e a ' " by SouIMna .... TIle Chamber decided to
~ ••.00 ,.. tile _ I. 0.. dtIIIar ( '1.") 01 ... IIDOUIlt will be liven to the
J... oILIIe ....... feIl ...t .............. -'dIrIDI today', illflaUaD - yau
C1. . . . ftIIa ... ~._.tIW.......
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Whole raw milk has not been readily
available to consumers in this area . It
is now distributed from Flatlander
Dairy. Inc. of Lubbock to stores in
Lubbock and area towns .
Flallanders is located on Quaker
Avenue one mile north of the Clovis
Road.
Bill Elliott . manager at Pay-N-Save,
said that "the whole raw milk is selling
at a steady rate and is purchased by a
select group of people who prefer it, or
by people who just want to try it."
Flatlanders whole .raw milk is much
creamier than milk that hss been
strictly processed and strained.
M.1. Hall , a representative of Flat-
Masons To InstalL
New Officers
Lodge N1142A.F .&A .M. will have
their installation of officers Tuesday ,
June 30 at 8p.m. at the lodge hall.
Those to be installed are: Worshipful
Master,. R.D. Presley ; Senior Warden ,
Ray Sanders; Jr. Warden, John
Nabors; Sr. Deacon, Pete Peterson;
and Jr. Deacon. Ronnie Hamilton .
This will be an open meeting and
everyone is invited to attend. Members
are urged to attend and briiig their
families. Ref~hments will be served.
I
landers and a consumer of the milk
stated that "Flatlanders whole raw
milk is much richer and healthier than
milk that has had all the essential
ingredients taken out. It tastes the way
milk is supposed to taste, with higher
concentrations of calcium, vitamins
B1 , B2 and protein. "
The whole raw milk containers are
returnable. much like any other returnable bottles that require a deposit.
Flallanders can be purchased at
Sav-A-Lot or Pay-N-Save . .
LIBRARY STORY HOUR
Mrs. Hackler, city librarian, bas
started a Preschool Story Hour for
children ages 3-5 who have not been in
kindergarten.
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The story hour is from 10-l1a.m.
each Wednesday morning. Please come
and enrich your preschooler!
MOVIE
Sponsored by Abernathy .
Public Library
When: EveryFriday, 2 : 30p.m .
Wbere: CommWlity Room
Admlssioo: Free
FRIJ)A Y'S FEATURE
0IIe LlUie
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4th Of July ·Bene.f it Street Dance
There will be a benefit street dance
for the 4th of July with portiOlll of the
proceedIlOiDI to the Abernathy VoIgnleer Fire Dept.·for the purchue 01 the
"Jaws of ute" for AlMmatby.
1beband "AIeuDdra" from MkI1IDd
will Iupply tbe IDUIie.. '1'l1lI " .ID aU
female ~ ..Dd and wtIl play I
variety of· muslc. Tbey wW put .. I
pod Ibow for ~ ...
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cInc:tIon ol Don Moore, mM director
at the First Baptllt Cbureh.
1'UeIday, the yauth had fellowlhlp
foUowIne the servlcee with J~ Reed,
fonner DetroIt Uons quarterbaclt,
sharil1ll in song aftl:lleltimOllY·
Wednesday eveniDl was. youth nllht
at the crusade with a weiner roast
followlne at the rodeo arena.
Thursday night the Schaap Brothers,
local g06pel singirc group, will be
The Abernathy CnIude For ClINt
AAOClation started last Sunday nllht
after many -months 01 plannlnl and
prayen. There was a lood turn out for
the /lrst evening with an estimated 700
~Ie in attendence.
Jim Fullingim, of Petersburg,
brouBbt the special mUBic for the first
service.
Bobbie and Gene Moore, of Waco, are
leading the music during the cl'\I8ade
sl~ne at the
C§oclE.ty
cruaade Hl'VlceI.
. II you haven't been to the crusade thll
week you sUU have IIme'io attend. The
attending will enjoy singing
from t: 15 until around
3: 30.
This is a Sing-A-LoDl type
convention. Everyone will be
furnished a sODl book and
invited
to
participate.
Everybody is invited to come
and share God's blessings
with us.
The G06pel Sircers 01 the
Southwest Convention will be
in the Thunderbird School
Cafeteria, 1200 West 32nd
Street in Plainview the 4 th
week-end in June. Saturday,
June 27th at 7: OOp.m. and
Sunday, June 28th at 10 : 00
a.m . until 12 : 15. Noon lunch
will then be served and those
The Sunshme Group met
JUlie 18 01the usual time a nd
pla ce wh ich is the new c ity
hall c lub (oom at I I a .m ..
thi rd Thursdav of each
month . Wi th ~ O- people pr e-
Results Of Bullshot
To-urnament June 13
Established in 'November of 1921 ... published on Thursday
of each week in Abernalhy. Texas. Second Class postage paid
at Abernathy. Texas 79311, located at 916 Ave. D, in the city
of Abernathy , P.O. Drawer D, Phone (806) 298-2033.
Any erroneous reflection upon the character of any firm,
corporation or individual which may appear in the columns
of the Abernathy Weekly R~view gladly will be corrected
upon being broughl to the attontion of the publisher.
Subscription Rates: $6.00 per year in Hale and adjoining
cuunties. $6.50 per year in rest 'of Texas and $7.50 per year
whcn mailed out of Texas.
The Abernathy Counlry
Club had a "Bullshot Partnership Tournament " Saturday. June 13 al the Counlry
Club Golf course.
The resulls are as follows :
The President 's Flighl - 1st
Harvey LUlrick and Red
Richardson with a score of
140. 2nd Ray Aler and Kelly
Robinson with a score of 14 :>.
and Larry Aldridge and
Ronny ,\ ldridge came in 3rd
with 146.
The firsl Flight) 51 pl al'e
winners were Billy and Tim
Bea rd wi th 14 9; S. Ga rcia
and A . I."v ato placed 2nd
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RENAY R I C E '
THE GREATER TROUBLER .. WORRY
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9: 45a.m . _ people this is difficult to imagine. Why would anyone deliberately put this kind of
. Morning WorshIp 10 : 45a.m ' l~ burden on themselves?
And yet, dowe not allow worry and anxieties to become as much of an "iron collar"
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P 7: OOp.m . ~ around our neck? We make bedfellows of our worries and deprive ourselves of much
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Worship Services
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Jesus recognized this and devoted the heart of the .S ermon on the Mounl to this
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subject. Jesus gave two reasons not to worry :
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2. It's an Indication of a Lack of Faith. Our faith is in our Falher. He is the one who
will provide for us. The question is, "Do you trust Him?"
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THE KEY : To help us overcome worry, Jesus said. " Live (lne Day At A Time ."
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pantry shelves before the morning so she'll be prepared for breakfast. A prudent
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businessman will check his gasoline supply to make sure he does not run out on the
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Mornmg WorshIp It: 30a.m. What you can change. change. What you do nol have. any control over. leave to the
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hands of your Father. J?o not borrow trouble . Let the struggles of each day be enough
EvemngWorshlp 7: 30p.m.
for you. Jesus taught us to live this way so we would not be overcome with worry .
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MorniDl Worship 11 : OO •. m .
,- BibleStudy
7: OOp.m.
EveniDl Worship 7: 30p.m.
WEDNESDAY :
Worship Service 8: oop.m . ,
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Phon e 298-2114
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"Servi ce The Year Around"
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are !'. 1I11 r:i pable of doing
th at. but th ink It 1S sa re r (or
u..., to grah .1 chai r and walc h
,\ft"r \\e had all the pre·
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llH' planu WH h Jenn! Slough
and ~lar! lIunle:- smgltlJ!
;wd \\ l'rf' (hi'! gocrl ' Their
SIll~1I1~ \\a ~ gr and ~I :-' we
Kilt'" I hl' :,o n~~ .Jenny and
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nll"n th.· dUN ~~\ng " Whls
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the ra t of
so meone '4Ol1ld
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these !'>nfl~l'> I :,.a l~ " Wh IS'
pcnn~ 1Io,lt·' · .Ind "Om: Day
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"11h ll." .1~.i ll1 \h· had a
breuk Ollt
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TEGE LYNSTEPHENSON, te YMrolcldaUlbter 01 Mr. and
Mrs Roy Don Stephenson competed in the Texas NBTA Slate
Twirling Cont est held June 14 . I Sa nd 16 in the Lubbock Civic
Center . She won firsl place in Advanced T Strul age 16 and
l Oll> place in Advanced Su-ut 16 to 20 division. She also
placed third in her so lo compelilion . In the pageant , she
pl aced 7th Tege. a junior . "ill be reatured twirler al New
U"a l High next year S he is ta ught by Benni Evans. Tbe
CQ mpetltion drew 350 gir ls to Lubbock 10 compele in all age
dlYlSIOns , a nd is held in Lubbock every (our yea rs .
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and ev("none rcall\'
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Th~.s(' prese~t
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Shipman . Cora Shu -
man , Bessie
Waters . Bell
and Furman
Stu pnw.n. Pearl Brya nt ,
Call1l' :'\unn, Add)e Hober t ·
son , Jl·~ lt.· Huth \e lS . Mrs
Alvlll Un~\\ eS(-"dCM . li D and
Pope. Dot von St ruve. Jenny
Slough . ,'lice Price. Frances
lI la nch,' (' O~ln . ullt e Se lke .
1.1£11l· 1.<>00" , 0111a Tole r ,
, on . Rella Smllh. Murtice
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Ualo-Pr",e. Harlow NelS. L
Tear!. Mary Ruth Manley.
IIa B. Drye. Floyd aDd UlIio
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Casliebu rv ,
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BY AND SEE THEM SOON.
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Struve Hardwarel Higginbotham
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ABERNATHY, TEXAS
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TAWNY A 8HROPSHIRE. da,..er 01 Mr. aod lin. CIIIlIeI
Shropshire 01 New Deal, placed 5th In the Stale Texas
Inlermediale Pageant in the division .of 10-12 year oIds.
Tawny, also won firsl in the Slale Inlennediate Solo
compelition in the 10 year. old division and 5th in the
advanced T:Strut. Tawnya is laught by Bethany Evans who
is feature twirler at Texas Tecll.
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shrubs - in many places convent ional
trimmers can'l reach . These trimmers can
also be used ·10 mow, edge sidewalks . or
sweep grass and leaves from walk s and
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call Jody 'F oreman at 8922136 or Pal Rossonal 892. 2050 .
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hut oo\\' we ar e
to wa tch the younger
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the hospital. Kay Urtiz is
doing good [ollo,,; ng ~IS sur·
ger y .. In the SI. Mary 5 Hospilal. Iva .Rhodes was to
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hom e
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home . Rand y Hamner is slill
1ft the Mclhod lSt Hospital.
he will posSIb ly be released
fo r a few da ys later this
week
Carn" Nichols. moliler of
Janice MYa ll . is still in the
Methodi st Hospital
Laverne Byers . formerly
of this l·ommumt)'. had back
surge ry Thursda y m the
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unn~ our l' h~lIrs and
~ ;Ih,.' h Uu" parade We
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SUNDAY :
Sunday School
t: &.m_
MomlngWonb!P 10: &.m_
TraInUtlUnton
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EveningWonhip 7: OOp.m ..
WEDNESDAY:
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Prayer MeetinI 7: 30p.m.
Youth Meetlllll8 .. Bible
The coaches 01 the Midget
Study
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League and the coaches of
ST_J8IDOIlE'S
the HiBb Jr. League of the
CJ\ThOLlC-CHURCH
AbernathyBallebllIlAl8ociaREV:MATTHEWD'SQUZA
tion will haw a softhall
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. SotIlb Ave. D'
game, Sal)lrday June .27, at
A.l"'IIIMas1
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7: 30p.m. at the Bill Ball
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We decided the
thing for us to do was
sit and
l·t· ll~ bnll lon
New Fall Colors BIO:Jses to ma tei,
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NAZARENE
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WEDNESDAY.
RAs, GAs, Midweek
PrayerMeetlng .: OOp.m. .
"Th e Jo.in Dee r e House"
105 Ave_ D Phone 298-2541
66 Butane & Fertilizer
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RALPH ORGINALS
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Have 'I en"Y? Oid 'Jou 3 identilinome r~ ~ad to Sh?W
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strange
1ore \t1ey d"';'~ a bfUshcations
'lour Ques\lV'checl<.? Ga"e
011. etc.?
workmg for sometime on the
July 31 . August I and 2 a~
the Idalou County Ballpark .
A 15 player roster is re o
quired and chec ked each '
, game.
NORTIISIDE
,The entry fee is $65 .00 and
"The Bus~n ess Owned by
BAPTISt-CHURCH
participant' furnish own
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Th ose We 5 e rve "
18th SI. 6A ... E Z"Ze'! _ ball S. T roph'lesWI' 11 be gIVen
829 W_ Serv~ c-, Rd _
REV KENNETH HORN
for 1st . 2nd, 3rd . artd 4th
place. ) st. 2nd. and 3rd
Phone 298- 258 4
SUNDAY :
, placeindividuallrophies.will
Culling grass and weeds is Quick and easy
Sunday School
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be given along with a team
wilh a John Deere Trimmer/Edger. Th e
MornIng WOrship 11 =' oo.:m :
sportsmanship trophy and
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8: oop.m' most valuable player trophy .
. rapidly sp inning nylon line c ul S faSI wi'lt'f'110
, Evening Worship 7: OOp.m .
The entry deadline is July
worry aboul operator injury from sharp
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Mornmg Worship II . OQa.m .
EvemDl Worship ~ OOp m .
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fur Ihat wlu c h started
Sunda\' We a lso lalked
aboul ~ur plans forthe Jul y 4
lloyd . Griffith remain., a
pat ienlln MelhodlSt Hospital
I.ubbock .
Mrs Llndsev Webb under·
las t ,,,,ek in
Mel hodlst Hos pital. Lubbock .
Artie &.;walt is home from
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Morning Worship 11 : OO • .m.
EveningWorship 6:00p.m :
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MormngWorship 10 ' 45a.m. ,
Youth ServiCes
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EveningWorship 6: 15p.m.
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SUNDAY :
Sunday School
t: & .m .
, Morning Worship II : OOa .m:
E enine Worship 6' OOp m '
7: Oop:m:
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,Choir Practice
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111'lIlc he had Ihe ta bles
drco ra ted for the Fou rth of
Jul v a nd flag Day . We
upened ou r meet i ng wilh a
prayer as our town has been
New Arrivals
with 153 ; and Ray a nd Roger
Mitchell came in 3rd with
156.
Second Flight was won by
Garland and Tarter wilh
119 : 2nd place winners we re
Garcia and Sosa with 150
and Dubree and Graham had
)54 for third
Third flight was : 1st
Barry Hoya l and Larry Lutric k with 154. J . Dewbre a nd
D. Dewbre had 162 for 2nd
pljlce a nd B Slaton and J .
Lt..mon had 166 for 3 rd .
Th ere ...... ere :19 teams
entered.
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NEW PLAYGROUND EQVII'MENT Jocated jUIt . . ol' the elementary buIIdlDg 011 Abenlllthy
school grotlnds. Tommy Guillen, Michael Soto and Chris Castilleja are pictured lryiDl oul several of
the different playground equipment altachments. Children have enjoyed Ihe equipmenl for the pasl
three weeks. Fencing around the groWJds started lasl week, and trees were planled Ihis week
( Review Photo )
ABERNATHY'
WEEKL Y REVIEW
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1104 Ave B ?98-2060
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· . I1'bere's
I ,lace Lilte
last service will be Friday evenlne at
Sp.m. at the hlilb school auditorium.
There iA a nursery provided for
children ages 3 and younger. Th06e
needlne to leave their children should
take them to tbe First Baptist Church
nUrsery across the street north of the
church.
Gospel Singers To Perform In Plainview
and Dr. Da vid Ray of Abilene is the
evangelist for the services.
Following the services there was a
fellowship for the junior and hiBb school
youth at the feUowship hall of the First
Baptist Church. Jim Fullingim sang
and refreshm'e nts were served.
There was good a ttendence for the
Monday evening services. The choir
made up of all denominations sang a
medley of praise and songs Ilnder the
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PLAIN. GRAIN.
rARM I .UPPL't
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Abernath y
Phone ~9 8 -2 5 41
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Abernathy, Tex.
298-2521
Lubboc k Num x. r
76 3-4868
~griculture Market And Outlook Information
With a quicl< pholl~ call , lion.
any producer in Hale County
The number to dial is 713can get the latest informa- 845-64 37. Market and outtion on a variety of Agricul- look informa tion is available
tural commodities .
seven days a week . 24 hours
The inf01'lllation is avail- a da y.
able through "TOMl" I TeleThe schedule on informaphone Outlook and Market
tion ava ila ble through TOMI
Information ), a s ystem built
is
announced about two
around recorded telephone
messages that are changed weeks before the beginning
periodica lIy to provide up-to- of eac h month and is ava il date information. points out , able from the counly Exte n·
Ollie Liner, county agent sion office. points out Line r .
The remainder of the sche·
with the Texas Agricultrual
Extension Service, Texas dule for June is as follows :
June
23 -25 - Hog Outlook.
A&M University system .
Ernie Davis. June 26-29 The recorded messages
Pea
nut
Situation. Johnny
are prepared by Extension
Service economists. using Feaga n . June 30-Jul y 2 .
Livestock Statistics, Ed
the latest available informa-
Clark Soy Beal Seed
CraNfoid Soy Beal Seed
$14.25 gallon
Anhydrous Ammonia $220 I TON
Grain Seed
DE KALB
PAYMASTER
ANDERSON GRAIN CORP
Uvacck .
,So. to keep abreast of the
latest happenings in various
commodity markets as well
Cha rles Chambers and
Allen Lester . Aberna thy
Hi gh School Future Farmers
of Ame rica. were selected to
attend Soulhwestern Public
&!rvice Company's t 9th
a nnual Farm Elec trification
Work shop .
More tha n 100 F FA me mo
bers and leaders a ttended
the workshop held June t 5.
l u a nd t 7 a t the Episcopa l
MEN COTTON TO COT· .
TON : Cotton's top to end
uses continue to be led by
Confe r ence Center in Amar·
illo.
The FFA me mbe rs. who
Wiring a nd Motor courses
a nd one fram the Controls
('ourse were selected a s out ·
sta ndi ng a nd recei ved the
Irips t o K ans..ls Cit y for the ir
a ccompl is hments .
Each
s tude nt who fini s hed the
('o urse he was e nrolled in
was a warded il c('r Li fi ca Le
:\IL £"rna tes wen.' sel ec ted in
each eo urs C' in th e e \' c nt the
Wlnller IS ull~l bl. e to a ttend
the convention
ca me from Texas a nd New
Mexico. compet ed for fi ve
trips to tbe Na ti onal FFA
Convention at Kansa s City.
Mo. Th irteen hours of in·
sl ruction we r e olfe red
in
each of th ree s ubjects Fnrm Mot ors, F a rm \OVir in g.
a nd Elec tric Controls .
Ea rly planted cotton is
now beginning to squa re
Fleahoppers
have been
found in low numbers in a
few fields . At this time very
little squa re dama ge has
been observed.
As cotton begins to squa re ,
one should inspect pl a nts for
neahoppers. The adult fl eahopper is a bout 3.5 mm. long
I li S inc h ). 2 mm . wide a nd
pa Ie green in color The
adults a r c wi ngt."(j a nd as one
brushes the pl a nts they
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~ hor t dista nce away. thus the
nnme fl ea hopper. .
Although thi s insect is
ca ll ed a fl ea hoooer neither
lhe adult or nymph hop aboul
like a grass hopper or fl ea
imma ture
la c ks wings a nd are small ·
er . The nurn phs a nd adults
feed by sucking sap from
tende r plant ti ssuc . Whe n
sm all squa r es a re fed on,
they lurn black or yellow a nd
arc shed from t he p la nt
F lea hoppers are diffi culi
to scout for since the ad ults
usua lly fl yaway a s one
a ppro<,ches the pla nt and the
nymp hs il r c \,('ry good al
hidi ng or running to the other
side of the .s ta lk fr om wherl'
Ulll' 15 looki ng
T ht, best
nH' lhod IS t o app roac h the
planl quietl y and ca rci ully
Dunng the fll'sl ;\ \\· ('c l-. ~ of
~ qu arin ~ thl' I,:'COnOI11 I(' Ihrt's -
hnld IS 2:' to 3U fica hoppe"
pt.' r 1Uti term in.a ls eombllll'd
WI th 15 to :!5 pe1"('t'nl clam ·
a ged
··p1l1hcad "
s(lw.l res
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REBATE·
DE ~E
PARTS
Joe lhompiOn 1mplem8n1 c:o.n.,..y
Ihe fie(l hopper
Thl' lc;.t rt lO ppcr-s ra ngl'
now al STRUVE'S HARDWARE & DRY GOODS . JIB
Main . Phone 298-253 l.
YARDS MOWED. Reason·
abl e. Call Monte WiUiams.
296-401 4 .
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HOUSE PAINTING : paint109 , tri mmillJ, inside or out.
Also re place slorm doors or
windows. etc . Can 2!IH 283
for . free es limate afte r 12
p.m.
132 -41p )
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AND t-n;'EY
FEI.LOWSIlIP Of' CHRISTIA N ATIlLETES memben Ramo"" Irlbeck. pa!t
secr eta r y, a nd David :\1ya tt. p...1.st report er . pr esent a 5500 c hec k to Chamber
pr c'Side nt Cha rl es Bowe n
go toward th e purchase of a J aws of LI fe tool The
F e A. donatt."<i this money as a co m m umt y sen 'lce dona lio n in re turn for the
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s u ppor t Abe rn a thy has Iotl\'en llu or ga nlw tion over the years
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Ta l k fIl Tht' T u" Tl
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of ('3 0\'on \'I sited h('re wl l h
h iS pare nts Mr ;uld M rs ,hm
Bub- Smith a nd Hobb\ Hnd
J~lna letst "' t'l'kend
ALL TYPES OF REMODELING &
AD ONIS , FARM HOMES,
RES IDENTS & COMMERC IAL
Free Estimates. Call collect
(1-806) 762-8581 or B7-3069
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International 3588 Articulated Tractor
HI, II" .y
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Bug Killer
Q-MIST
Odor Killer
$4.25
$2.50
Dispenser
C he mic all y Aua c ks &- Kill s
of Dec ay , Sm l> ke , T oli er
K ill s Flie s , ~lo50 u ]{o S ,
C ert ain Other s
$19.00
Od o r ~
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f raaran c e.
Gnat ~.
SlIIa ll Flyi ng In sec ts.
Ner Wt . to oz.
Net. Wt. 7 oz.
Your HOME-.OWNED grain-elevator where over 21 years of
SERVICE and EXPERIENCE makes the difference.
Offering top market prices for
WI-i EA 1
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Dealers for yard & 9arden supplies
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Abernathy, Teru
Phone 298-2521
Beautiful
spine t-console
stored loea II)' . Reported like
new . Respons ible party ca n
take a t big saving on low
pa yment bala nce . Write J oplin Pia no. Inc . Joplin. Mis·
soori 64 80 t . Inclu de home
SG I
.. Where you
knOw
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your busi ness is appreciated . ...
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Lubbock Num l)e r
& self·
ENJ OY MEl'.'T plus opportu·
nit\" for s uccess & tht" a d \'a ntage of bei ng your 0"'11 boss
10 a full or part ·ome bus I·
rl(.'"SS of your own
WE HAVE tT ~
If you qua lif y you ca n jOlO a
winning tea m of ov-er 600
s porting goods & sports fa s hIon reta il s tores & home
tra l ,\ ve NE . Ftidle \'. M:"
»13 2 TOLL F'HEE ' 180 0 I
32 8·2502.
134 · lIp l
J UNE 26 . J anis ~la gee will
be 40 yea rs old. cr ossing
o\'er the bridge All friends
a re encouraged to call 918' 33 ·2tp l
252-1" 214 .
\l' r) fll CC- -likc new.
GARAGE SALES
ICARD OF THAnKfI
GARAGE SALE : Books. oil
pai ntings . household ite ms
clothes. and etc. 8t I 3rd St:
fri day
7: 30a.m.';; : p.rn ..
Sa turday . 7: 30a .m. to 2p.rn .
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We would like to express
our sincere thanks to every·
one for your visits , ca rds .
fl owers. food. ca lls a nd most
of a ll your prayers and concern du r ing my recent
surger y a nd
BIG ga rage sale
lots of
baby items. ba by furn ilure.
bern~Motor~
~~~er~~~y ~~~~~~n~~~ri~~d
Mechanic
31 7 Main Street
Phon. 298·2548
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Noon Sat.
Nlgbl PboDC.
Salo" C. R. Hobgood
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Pete Knox
298-2328
Servtce : Oscar Colben
298-2736
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Paru: Harrh ScOII
M:::=:xM!2:98::-=41,.7,'b::::,.
Slat-Co
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Card of TIlanks I reasonable length ) $2 .00 .
CASH IN ADVA NCE unless advertiser is on a regular
: ou ·re mterested III gi ving a
p.:lr ly give m e a ca ll a nd I
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298-2033
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HAVE
IT
We write any type of Hail Insurance
available in the State of Texas including
All Risk - - Same as Federal Crop.
It is written .and adjusted through
our office with our adjusters.
We have been writing hail insurance
many years and know the business.
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All types of business printing
Envelopes, Letterheads , and
Busin ess Cards.
FOR ALL YOUR PR INTING NEEDS
WE
Harre s Texaco
Washing
Greasing
Flats
Batteries
AAA ON FULL SERVICE
298-2787
298-2763
1001 W. Service R
501 Ave D
Harrell s uto
We Buy
utos for Salvage
ars ald Pick-ups
L 0 ca I
News?
C' all The
Rev i ew
PRINTING
IINt/llllllA/leE
pro nllse to give you a grea t
Please call or come by for a quote.
ftichard
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Pw..' (.' d to !Jell. 311 3rd.
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PHONE (806 ) 298-2536 or
P. O. BOX 580 ,924 Avenue D
ABERNATHY.TEXAS 79311
Lubbock No. 762-1440
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Pic~:;::r Truck I.
I Abernathy I
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920 Avenue D
\\"a~mon .Jonf'''
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Phun(' :!!IM-;! HK I
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roo m. large kitchen .
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The A"e'aged Billing Ph,n From Soulh ... ~.lern Public Service.
Equity bu)" non-escala ting
9'\\ loan on this 3BR , 2 car
ga rage home on large corner
lot
on duty to Jefvlcc
domestic can, or
stay in the
So uth of school · wa tch for
Pie" •.
si gn , Sa turday on ly. Sa .m .- , - -...- .......- _........_ ...._ _...._""'l......
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ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
STITCllF.lty TO ~1t; ET
~~~~2~~~ry Thursday. Deadline is 4p.rn. Monday,
YOl·1t TASTE
If yOll li kf' s ti lche r v . Cr ea assified advertising rates are based on a minimum of 17
ti ve - Stitc herv oHe'rs you
words. One insertion is SO .10 per word with • S1.75
r-fl an v bea ul1{u l stvlcs ~ nd
.minimum . For consecutive insertions with no copy change'
pa tt e rns The va rie ties inthe rate I.S SO .08 per word. minimum $1.2, .
clude
needlepoint.
long
coIa:~1nc~PIaY advertising I boxed ad ). is S1 .50 per
:ititch, c r('\\cl. stit c h a nd
s luff. cr oss sh tch . a nd la tch
hook T op (IU a lit ~ m e rc ha n·
dl se a t ve rv reasonab le
prices If inte;'ested in look ·
I ng at eit her a book or so m e
st ltc he.r y call Kri sti e fl2 AoJ 506 0 1' come s('(' a book a t
thl' ;\lJcrnat hv Rt'nev.
Pa rt v hostf..'S.,\l">S Win lots
and lOI S of free pri zes , if
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The large st clam s i n
the
world
weigh
clo se t o 500 pound s.
l:L.-\SSIFIED ADS
·m iscellaneous in New De-ali""
Sales & Servicen sha r p. Complete remodel
job. ne... ea rthtone cafllel
Dept are n::>iN U and
new cabine!s. 3 bed -
bJ~Sei~!~~ ~
BEA UTIFUL 8xlO colored
pripts of mountains , flowers ,
rustic houses and wa gon
wheels and fe nce . bird in
flight and animals . See a t the
Abernathy Weekly Review ,
9)6 Av e .. D.
hospita l.
Roland & Jane Murray
('a r.
foreign
plclcups & trucks.
Illfe roec tion of HiSbw.y. 87 &
PIANO I" STOIt ,\ GE
oper o ted
dea le rs . On Iy
S1500 rC'q uired Contac t
Sport ·Ahout . Inc . • 691 Cen -
Lubboc k 762 - 144
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3 Miles North of Abernathy at
rO R SA LE : 14 ' metal Lar ·
son fishin g boa t "it h good
trOl ler. $350 . Phone Tulia
995-4 44 2
I 33 -3tp l
" f'n&\\'omen
A \'t.' .f'
Our ~~"ft t U sUnA
STRUVE
FOH SALE : I live weighing
scale . complele. 2 stainless
steel conveyers. Call 296·
2944 between 9a .m.';;p.m
( 33-2 tp l
EXC I TE M~T .
U satisfaction.
wilh unlim ited potent ia l.
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' l,wid u i ._~ ~(: .l t old l.lkt' hOnl l( On Pos.sUnl Kin g '
......',1, :ul!:, P"umbhcd L.1 ' 't' \oJa n 4. 10 % Coln be
com~:~~::;;.1 nco ~
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4386,4586,4786,---- 6000
HONDA GOLDWfNG . super
nice. S4495. Work : 298·256t
Home : 997';;78 t . Ask for Jim
Dickel' . •
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n Are )'ou seeking FCN
-II I bu d d to 'U II
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LAWN -FERTILIZER
And INSECTICIDES
at reduced prices
3388,3~88, 3788
KING size bed. comple te
with beadboard . Exercise
bike. Call 296-2362 . I 34-ltc )
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WE HAVE
CU·STOMERS
CASH PAYMENl
986,1086 _________ $3,000
1486,158.6 ________$4,000
SEVERAL workable lawn
mowers for sale. Tom Cox.
709 - 3rdSt.
129-10 ·29-811
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MAY II Until JULY 31
TR.ACTORS
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SH OP ABERNATHY
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lI:--t·;t ;t l" ou m 1111,.'l d m a f l-!l;l :-. III
(' onlrol ~ r :, sshtl p p.:'r~ ;1:- thC'y
you a r e interested in stitc h·
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JUh.'('!'i T ht'n' IS no l'c.'unUlll lt'
Ih n .oshold t.'s t ab l l~t1l'd 1111" tlu :-.
Benn y
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Crea ti ve Stitchery offers a
great opportunit y for you if
ery a nd would like to ea rn
ex tra m oney . You ca n m ake
25% clear profit plus prizes
such a s micr owaves , ta pe
reco rders , etc. not to menhon lots a nd lots of beau tiful fr ee stitchery. And it' s a
101 of fun too ! Ca ll 828-4506
29ft-4 IHI Ar.t~r na t.h y
:-; hapt.'d ht){l:
The It'a fho ppc r:-. :llso
29- tcsl
Plumbmg,l t epai rs, New Con·
s trut't lon. He mode ling a nd
E \'a pul'a h \'(' Cooler Se rvice
fl'ol11 I I R md l to 1 -I
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PU.'fc lIl g
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1l101Ilh p~l r t III :ollrk
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lIu.' h a mi in c()lor from pa ll'
~ r ('(>n 10 bro wn Tht:' leaf ·
hoppe rs havl' lIlo rt' of ~1
rUIl I1(lC'd c i ~ar stUllX'd lJud ~
l' tllll part '(\ 10 Ihl' ad ull tlea ·
hopper '~Itll ;1 rl'l ll l'n t'd ov al
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1I0MES FOR SALE - Why
rent' We are planning to
build new 2. 3. 4 bedroom
homes starting ill $36.900
with down pa ymen t $t 34 5
FHA or 5500 for qualified
ve tera ns . Ca ll Don Fondy,
Homes tead Hea l Esta te . fo r
application . 296-2268 or 797·
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St.a t(' licensed . P hone 298·
pa s t \\'l'ek. The leafhoppers
shou ld 1I0t be confu sed with
l1l:"l'Ct
credible new portable s team
type carpel cleaning system .
II does Ihe job of profes Sional carpel cle ane rs at a
frac ti on of cost. Re nt one
ABERNAlliY.•.lEXAS 7931.1
pared with 1979. while
men 's and boy's trousers at
ESTIMAT E
E XPORT
some 837,000 bales. accord- . declines were experienced in
BOOSTED : The U.S. Defurnishircs
and
ing to the National ' Cotton home
partme nt of Agriculture has
industria l uses.
Council.
inereased its estimate for
These are among facts
Apparel
remains
the
t 980 -81 collon exports to 6.1
major end-use market and presented in the 19t1l edition
million bales. ilp 100 .000
its sha re of lotal ~otton con- of Collon Counts Its OJslom- from the previous month 's
e rs just published by the
sumption improved from
es tima te .
52 .4 % in 1978 to 55% in 1!8l . Council. The publication
Produc tion a nd co nsump·
tabulates colton's share of ' tion estimates re m a in unHome furnishings account
for 31 % of m!jjor markets. a ll domestica lIy manufac- cha nged a t t 1.1 million a nd
a nd industrial uses for t 4 % . . 'tured products at 26% 'in 5.8 million bales : respecti vec
Consumption of cotton
1980. upslightlX from a 25%
Iy.
apparel wu up in 1!8l corn- share in 1.711-79.
L('af hoppcr s or shar p:-:hool er s hav(' a lso tx~en
loulld on co tton du r in g the
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·&!e . RINSE·N·VAC. Ihe in-'
:t05AvenueD
TH EE & SIIH UB s pra ying
'1\ 1'0 sludents fr om the
(otton, Grasshopper Report
stage of the flea hopper
resembl es the adult bUI
CASH
as short· and long-range
outlooks for these commoditi es. give TOMI a ca ll. suggests Liner.
COTT®N
T®DAY
Chamb'e rs, Lester ,Attend
SPS Electrification Workshop
The numph or
298·2661
GENUINE JOHN
PACE
. FOR lILt YOUR FARIolING NEEDS
M SMA
Lu bbock
Phone 7 62 -1 03~
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"A PLAN FOR ALL
SEASONS"
Lot 01 room & value in this
olde r home thai has been
remodeled. 4 BR. 2 B. 2 car
garage on corner lot.
This low 8% loan can be
yours along with a 3BR, 2B
home . With this equity buy
you also get a monthly paymenl of only $259.
MII..TPOPE %.... 1%7
JAMES POPE Ztl·HIt
JIM BOB Sl\lIm %III-ZII1
" A\leraged BIlUng makes It easier to
make ends meet because it smooths
out the highs and lows of your monthly
Invitations' Announcements
Napkins . Bridal Books
electric bill. Uke your friends. you can
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" 1W\y ftxed Income got
I b~ break now
that I'm on the A'Itr.ged Billing Ptln" ,
Accessories
have it 100. Depend on It to holp ... lust
give me a c.1I It SPS."
I Rev, and Mrs. Luther Kirk; Sr. I
i!~vites you to go on a trip of a lifet,lme.
I
II day jet cruise to Jerusalem
:
ethlehem, Nilzareth, Sea of Gaii- !
lee, Hebron with a 2 night
ruise to Patmos, Ephesus and
Mykonos, Corinth and Athens.
Contact, Dr. Luther Kirk, 3005
9th-St. 1I,lbbOck, 79413 or phone
799-6585.
.
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916 Ave. 0
Thunday, Julit 15, 1181
a..e
...tby
fllCtGry opIIIICl
In I.'. Amo Struve wu
ml..." 01 the local plant.
Gotmln Webb, 101\ 01 Mr.
and Mrs. John Webb, fin-
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From TIle Aberae ... y Week·
ly Review dated J _ 5,
IINI:
"Farmers 01 Texas And
Over The Nation Favor
Wheat Quotas" said a beadline. Aberna~ farmers
voted 95 for alii 7 against
continuing the wbeat' quota
under the tri~e A farm program.
Eleven students were
enrolled for classes in sum·
mer school. MIss Margaret
Carve~ is teaching. .tbe
classlfs at the school. [Miss
Carver joined the WAVES
during World War 2 and
served as an officer in the
Navyl.
Mrs. Jack Hackler was
conducting a series of nutrition meetings at the school's
home economics cottage.
There were 45 car sales
reported by Cha!XIIan Motor
Co., Abernathy Motor Co.,
an!,! Reid Chevrolet.
Under this
headline:
" 100,000 Pounds in Wool
Pool" N.C. Hix said there
was approximately 100,000
pounds of wool in the pool
sponsored here by Abernathy First State Bank. The
fleece probably Will be sold
in the next few days, Mr. Hix
stated. Current wool prices
are around 2~ cents and 30
cents per pound, the highest
offered here in many years,
he said.
A registered Jersey cow
gave birth to triplets Monday
morning on the M.M. Holbert
Carm six miles west of Abernathy. The three calves, all
heifers, were normal in
every way, Mr. Holbert
reported . They are subject to
register, he added.
Oliver Jackson and Milton
' Barrick reeceived degrees
from Texas Tech ( College) .
The Hale CoUIty Selective
YOWII
men who have
reached the ap 01 21 since
Oct. 18, 11N0, and who will
reach ap 21 In the next four
weeks, must re&iater July 1 ,
1941.
Mias Ethel Pienon, a
daughter 01 Mr. alii Mrs.
W.1. Pierson, was Valedictorian of the Petersburg
High School Class of 1941,
Abernathy Motor Co., local
Ford and Mercury dealership, placed the new six
cylinder Ford passenger car
on display.
_ Th~·. Hale . C_oonty. I)raft
Board called for six men to
be inducted into the U.S.
Armed Forces June 13.
A meeting 01 the Science
Hill Mothers Club was held
in the home of Mrs. Isaac
Holmes.
W.D. Houpt and Robert
DeLaney, students at the
University of Texas; returned to their homes here
this week. Max Pettit, who
attended Baylor University,
came home Saturday.
. Mrs. Finis Robertson and
son, Dwight, returned home
Monday from a visit in Central Texas.
Ralph Homesley, who is in
the U.S. Air Ccrps in San
Angelo, visited his parents
here this week.
Flying Cadet Fred Thompson, who is taking advanced
flight training at San Antonio's Brooks Field, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.G .
Thompson, last weekend.
From The Abernathy
Weekly Review dated June
12,1941:
The Struve interests of
Abernathy opened a cheese
factory at Levelland. Contractor Homer Rantz of
Abernathy had charge of
construction and equipment
installation. Steve Struve
was to be in charge at the
Levelland factory. The Aber-
Put in Zippers, Replace Buttons,
Minor Repairs, Add Pockets &
Pocket Tips.
Do any ki nd of alt erations
for men and women
OUR SPEC IALTY IS
EXTRA GOOD SERVICE
VIV'S PLACE
.Phone 2~8-2826 - Abernath
Junior Golf .
Tour-nlment.
Winners
\abed tralninl at Quantico,
Semee Draft Board ..Id aU
Aberuthy W-. .. klY Review
Paso.
Funeral services for Pedro
(Pete) Cuevas, 71. were
conducted at 10a.m. Thursday , June 25, at SI. Isidore's
Catholic Church in Aber·
nathy .
Rosary for Cuevas was
held Wednesday. June 24, at
Sp.m. at St.. Isidore's.
Burial was in the Abernathy Cemetery under direction of Chambers Funeral
Home.
Cuevas was pronounced
dead at the post office Tuesday morning following an
apparent heart attack by
Justice of the Peace. Jean
Marr.
Cuevas was a native of St.
Pedro Coahuila, Mexico. He
came to Abernathy in 194 S.
He way employed by Morris
Stevens Texaco for many
years .
In 1973 Pete took the position of crossing guard for the
school children on Ave. D
between the city hall and
Pinson Pharmacy. He had
just completed eight years of
service with no accidents or
injuries while on duty at the
crosswalk. His main goal
was the safety of the school
children.
.
.
July 4
Information
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itnJcttOil were offered in
each of three 8ubjecta Firm Moton, Farm Wiring
and Electric Controls. Two
studenta from the Wiring and
Motor courses alii one from
the Controli course were selected as ootst8nding and
received the trips to Kansas
City for their accomplishments. Each student w.ho
.finished the course he was
enrolled in was awarded a
certificate. Alternates were
selected in each course in the
event the winner is unable to
attend the convention.
for former members 01
Northcrest Baptist Church,
Lubbock, at the IIIme of Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Looney.
The Looney home is
located five mUes east of
New Deal on FM Road 1729.
two miles north on pavement
and '14 mile east on caliche
road.
Homemakers To
Raffle Quilt
The New Deal Young
Homemakers will raffle a
handmade quilt July 4 .
The NeW Deal Young Farmers are sponsuing the July
4 celebration. A parade will
be at 2p.m . foDawed by
several activities.
A B,B-Q will be at Sp.m .
and a dance at·9p.m.
Tickets may be bought
from any Young Farmer or
at the Ag Shop. The whole
community is urged to
attend.
Shop Abernathy First
SAVE
GAS. TIME AND MONEY
WINDJAMMER
Cuevas was a member of
s t.
Isidore's
Catholic
Church. He was a great
sports fan and hardly ever
missed a game. He supportl!d the teams from junior
'nigh through high school.
Survivors include his wife .
Dominga ; two sons. Bobby
and Dan of Abernathy ; five
daughtj!rs. Manuela Cuevas.
Mary Lopez and Amy Garcia
of Abernathy . Janie Rodri·
. guez and Inez Wade of Lutr
bock ; 21 grandchildren. and
5
great-grandchildren.
Grandsons were pallbearers.
D"oreteo Perez
OLTON ( Special ) - Services for Doreleo S. Perez.
70 . of Olton were at zp.m .
Tuesday in St. Peters Catholic Church in Oltoo with the
Rev . Glen Rosendale. pastor . officiating.
He was pronounced dead
by Justice of the Peace
Janice Chaney at the scene
of a one-vehicle truck accident that occurred about
9: 30p.m . Saturday on Ave .
A near Second Street in
Olton . A law enforcement
official said Perez was alone
in his pickup. which apparently lost control after a tire
blew. causing it to overturn
three times .
He was born in Texas and
had lived in Olton 10 years .
He was a Catholic and a
farm worker .
Survivors include five
sons . Joaquin of Lubbock ,
Abeline of New Deal. Juan of
Spokane. Wash .. Frank of
Hearn. Filimoo of Abernathy ; five daughters , Carman Perez of San Angelo,
Ramona Reyes of Olton,
Minga Duran of Olton, San
Juana Montelongo of Olton
and Audelia of Olton; three
sisters, three brothers, 44
grandchildren ; and 24 greatgrandchildren.
pound, 24 ' cents ; bulk lard 7
To clean silver, try soaking it for ' about two
hours in the water in
which potatoes were boiled.
place to store
your valuables?
Jesse Rodriquez
Savings Accounts
.'.
.'
Pedro (Pete) Cuevas
27.194 I :
BANK~'..04
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FFA Students Attend ·
Reunion June 28 Sponsor July 4
Electrification Workshop
A reunion will be held
Parade
Sunday, June 28, 3: OOp.m.,
Obituaries for two l&ngtime Abematbians were in
the June 12, 19n Review.
They were Mrs. A.J. Ashton.
77, and William Albers, 77. ~
native of Hanover, Germany, Albers came to the
United States at an early
age. He f8lffied northwest of
Abernathy in the Science Hill
community.
G.C. Pope boogb~ 43 head
of cattle in'this a~ . .
'
Unseasonal rains in June,
194 1, brought this report in
The Review : Wheat harvest
and row crops were set back
again last week when new
floods hit the Abernathy
area . Hail and wind did
considerable damage in the
County Line area and in a
strip northwest of town. The
draw west of Abernathy was
the fullest it has been in
many years . Many motorists
were stranded in Abernathy
when the highway underpass
south of MolU'oe was filled
with water and the highway
north to Plainview was
flooded by rains. Cafe business and theatre attendance
were increased by the
marooned motorists.
Four girls who' went
through Abernathy Schools
together, and graduated
from AHS in 1941 , organized
a Four Musketeers Club.
Members were Katherine
Brown, Berneice Douglas.
Phylis Goeth and Cynthia
Struve.
Gid Adkisson. Jr.. has
returned home from College
Station. where he is a student
at A&M ( College ).
Mr. and Mrs . Homer Lett
of Sundown visited in Aber·
nathy with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. D.T. Kelly .
Lazelle Williams , teacher
in a Port Arthur school. has
returned home for the sum mer . She is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Williams.
Alice Liles came here from
Vernon and is · employed at
Roberts Drug store . I Now
Mrs. Glennon
Selke ... at
Hoppy's Shopl .
Mrs. W.E. Bryant of Pecan
Gap is visiting here in the
homes of her sons. J ess
Bryant and Marvin Bryant.
Olin Reed. student at West
Texas State ( College ) has
returned home for the sum·
mer. [ Last account I had of
Olin. son rl Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Reed . he was superintendent of schools in a
Wyoming city 1.
Mrs. R.L. Brown of Olton
visited here in the home o[
her daughter, Mrs. J.J . Vineyard .
From The
Abernathy
Weekly Review dated Feb.
WE ARE-EAGER TI[S"ERV'E YOU
**
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Pate •
.
There wu I Jwdor GCIlf ••
ToumImlllt beld It the
Abernathy Country Club Sat·
urday, June ~o. TbeIe are
the wlnnerI 01 that tourna·
ment:- 1st place- Ted Beard, .
Kelly Hill and Zack Patton.
2nd place - Roller Ray,
Bobby Blog and Nathan
Kerry McKinney, S~ve
Shannon, New Deal Higb
Royal and Roddy Huffaker.
School Future Farmers 01
3rd place - Terry Beard,
America, were selected to
David McKiMey, Lon Den
attend Southwestern Public
CaMon and linc Lutrick.
Service Compl.n y's 19th
aMual Farm Electrification
Workshop.
More than 100 FFA memA 5-PERCENT EFFIbers and leaders attended
CIENCY IMPROVEMENT
the workshop held June
of industrial boilers through
15, IS, and 17 at the Epis'microprocessor _. control
coPsI Conference ·Center · in'
would save Texas' five larAmarillo.
gest
energy-consuming
The FFA members, who
industries 14 .S trillion Britcome from Texas and. N~w
ish thermal units (Btu's) a
Mexico, competed for five
year. according to Honeytrips to the Natiorial FFA
well 's Energy Management
Convention at Kansas City,
Information Center.
Mo. Thirteen hours of In-
VI., that would lead to a
sec:ond lieu-.nt ratillll In
the Marine Corpl.
Pvt. Nell Fieldl, son of
Mrs. J.M. Fields, was on
Ariny duty at Fort Bliss, EI
Need a safe
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Services for Jesse Jesus
Rodriquez, ' lS, of Littlefield
were at 2p.m. Saturday at
Calvario Baptist Church in
Littlefield with the Rev. Tino
Rangel officiating.
Burial was in Littlefield
Memorial Park under direction of Hammoos Funeral .
Home.
He was killed In a one-car
rollover two miles north of
Littlefield at 11 : 15p.m .
W~nesday .
Ifhe O'Donnell native was
a Littlefield resident for the
past nine years. He was
. stock coordinator at the
~.=~ca~il?,~~r Li~U;:::.
Survivors include
his
father, MareOll of Aber·
nathy ; his m«her, Mrs. Joe
Guzman of ' Littlefield; a
brother, MarcOllJr,. 01 Little- .
,...field ; three .1Itera, Bola
• -Martlnei 01 Littlefield ~
Janie Rodriquez and <.'brWtina GUZI1WI, boIb 01 the
home.
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source of energy to produce electridt y. Wind chargers presently seem best utilized for charging storage baueries.
River currents, ocean tides, solar heat, goo-thermal and
other exotic sources are being studied .
But today the only sources we can rely on to mt'Ct the demand are gas, coal, hydro. nuclear and conservatio n . Of th ~,
conservation, available in an y weather , is the surest way to
stretch kilowalts and save on your electric bill .
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