The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 31, 1963 Page: 3 of 10
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Broadway News
Correspondent Gets New Home;
Residents Raise Kg Watermelons
by MM. T. E. THORN U1UL
Mr and Mr*. A. D. Whalen
visited in the home of theii
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Dutton, Patty and Jim-
my, In Lubbock Sunday.
Sunday visitors in the Cecil
Berry home were Mr. and Mrs
Dan Daniels of Lubbock, Mr. and
Mrs. Donnie Berry and children
of McAdoo.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Spence
were here Monday of this week.
They along with Mrs. A. D. Wha-
len. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Given*.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Thornhiil and
we, the T. E. Tfcornhills, watch
ed the sitting down of our house,
which was a ready built from
Lubbock Even though we still
do not have It ready to move in
to. it is certainly nice to know it
Is there.
ard Parker and A. L. Ratheal
were callers of the D. D. and T.
E. Thornhills In the D D. Thorn-
hill home Monday morning of
this week
Teddy Given*, student at WT
Canyon, spent the weekend with
hi* folks, the M K Given*
Mrs. M, R Given* and Mrs.
Cecil Berry are amony the adult*
attending the bookkeeping class
at nlfht
Everyone has been so very nlc*
In everyway to us. since we lost
our home and all of its content*
See Us For Your
PARTS
And Service
DAVIS
Irrigation Supply
by fire. We hope this kind of
bad luck does not fall on any of
you. May God bless each of you
for your thoughtfulness and gen
orosfty to us.
Arvis Moore returned from a
rfeer hunting trip the last of the
week, but we haven's talked to
him so we know not if he had
any luck or not.
Mrs. Arvis Moore, Fern, Robert
and Kttty Joyce were visitors
Tuesday night of last week in
the T. E. Thornhiil home
Scotty Moore visited Wednev
day of la*t week with his grand
mother and her children, Mf*.
Arvis Moore.
.Other visitors with the D. D
and T. E Thornhilis during last
week were Mrs. J. B. Marley,
Mrs Cecil Berry. Grandmother
Berry, Mary Havens and Shelly,
Doris Marley and Debra and
and Mrs W H Leather-wood and
Amy, Mr. and Mrs M. R. Gi-
ven s. Preston and Mickey, Mr.
and Mrs Elvis Marley.
M R Givens and A. D. Wha
len hav^ been busy the past few
days gathering watermelons and
selling them and are they ever
delicious
Mrs Herman Kolder visited
over the weekend with her par-
ents. Mr and Mr*. S. R. Camp-
bell Then Monday Mr. and Mrs
Campbell went home with her
for a few davs visit.
Mr and Mts W. A Walker re
port that Joe Shaw of Decatur,
brother of Mrs. Walker, is very
critically 11L
Mrs, Eula Adams Is
Honoree At Surprise
Handkerchief Party
Mrs. Eula Adams was surpris-
ed with a handkerchief shower
on Oct. 23 in celebration of hei
84th birthday, wuieh was Satur
day.
Mr*. Kate Blackburn present-
| ed her with a coconut cake and
Mrs. O, B. Buck brought the cof
fee. Each guest biought a birth-
day card with a gift handker-
chief.
Present were the honoree, Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs.
Buck, Mrs. Attie Chappell, Mrs.
H. S. Eulkie of Houston. Mrs.
Lois Marlar, Mrs. Roland Smith.
Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Ray Beel
er. Mr*. Minnie Gipson and Mrs.
Lou Jones.
On Sunday Mrs. Adams was
honored jvith a birthday dinner
in the home of her daughter,
Mr*. Arllc Fewell. Present for
the dinner were another da ugh
ter and her son, Mrs. Corrie Hoi
comb and Jack, her grand
lamilyi Mfr
Mrs. Buster Reed, Gary, Glenn
and Janle, anil Mr. and Mrs. Ar
lie Fewell.
During the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. M A. Graham of McAdoo
and Mr and Mrs Claude Fewell
of Lubbock visited with them.
Mrs. Adams' son and wife. Mr
and Mr*. M A Adams of Long
Beach. Calif., telephoned her a
birthday message Saturday
night.
Mine* Rhonda and Brenda Mc-
Clure of Rail* visited last week
with their grandparents. Mr ano
i Mr*. Hovt McClure. while their
parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Ronald
| McClure wete in Memphis, Tenn
The Ronald McClure* returned
Monday night.
X-rays were first discovered in
1H85 by Wllhelm Konrad Roent
gen. a German physician
Mrs. Don Anderson
Will Give Program
For Gordon Club
"The Arl of Attractive I'resen
lation" will be discussed at the j
Crosbyton Garden club meeting
from 2 until 3:30 p in. Tuesday
in the Pioneer Memorial build
ing.
Mrs. S. G. Appling will discus^
"The Techniques of Giving."
Hostesses will be Mrs Kenneth
Seller*, Mr*. W. B Allen, Mrs.
Otis English and Mrs Charlie
Wheeler.
Altar Prayer Time
Begins Week Of
Prayer For WSG
Altar prayer time marked the
beginning of the Week of Pray-
er and .Self-Denial of the Wes
leyan Service Guild Monday
night.
The program was given by
Mrs Glenn Brashear who told o
some of the worthwhile projects
made possible by this special e-
vent.
A salad supper was served by
Mrs. Brashear to Mrs. Jack Cope-
land, Mrs. Vesta Haltom, Mrs
Olen Littlefleld. Mr*. S. P Star
rett, Mrs A. W. Wallace, Mrs
Joe Bowles. Mrs. BUI Kent, Mrs
R. W Pyron and Mrs D A. Ed
wards.
"Wash or Iron, drip or dry,
Cotton is best on any small
fry." Aries Graham
Future Homemakers
Hold International
Diirner At Cottage
The Future Hornemakers of A 1
merica held an international 1
Supper at 7 p.m. last Friday in
the Homemaking Cottage.
The supper, was designed to tie1
in with the Future TTorfiemakers'
project of the month, "Kecogni ;
Hon of United Nations Day." All
the girls wore costumes of for j
eign countries.
Menu included meats, salads,
breads and desserts from diff -
erent countries ami iced tea
Winners In Fire
Prevention Postern
Named at Assembly
Winners in the Fire Prevention
Poster contests in the Primary
and Elementary schools were an
nounced in separate assemblies
at school Wednesday.
Preceding thf> assemblies each
school held a fire drill Members
of the Crosbyton Volunteer Fire
Department displayed lire fight-
ing apparel.
Winners in the Primary school
were Danny Watson, Mrs. Snod-
grass's room, first; Andrea' VVf*>
ten, Mrs Treat's room, second;
and Kuss Edinburgh, Mrs. Snod-
grass's room, third.
Elementary school winners
were Larry, Stewart, Mrs. Ray:
mond's room, first; Tommy Mc-
Dowell, Mrs. Raymond's " room,
secfifitf; and Dee "Garlitz, Mrs.
Grizzle's room, third
First prize in each contest was
v>: second prtz? was S3; ' and
third nrir.r was Judging was
done by members of the Volun-
teer Fire Department
"When you're picking, pick Croabyton (Tex.) Review Page 3
cotton." Lark l^ewis Thursday. October 31, 1963
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudman
and Tammy visited in Post .Sun-
day with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs S. Hudman
"If adds up: Durability, Econ-I
amy, Beauty: Cotton" Lark Lewis,
St. Augustine, Florida the old-
est town in the U. S... was found-
ed on Sept. 7, 1565
Hallmark Cards at 'k~he Rerieve
Brenda Marley discussed the
United Nation*, Tts different or-
ganizations and then purposes.
The customs of Italy were de
scribed and songs from Mexico
sung. Betty Hale demonstrated a
hula to songs of Hawaii.
Mothers present for the meet-
ing were Mrs. R. H Karris, Mrs.
Millard Watson, Mrs. Jackie
Smith, Jr., Mrs. George Griffin
and Mrs. Lewis Benton
Mr. and Mr*. Ewing Lawson
left Monday for Aransas Pass
where they plan to do some fish
ing. Also at Aransas Pass are the
Albert Lieskle's and the Ira Ben- |
tons, who went down last week.
o
Mr. and Mrs. True Rosser and
daughters, Carole Brashear and
Suzie Rosser. visited with Supt.
and Mrs. Sam Hawkes and fam
ily Sunday. They were on their
way to their home in Petersburg
after attending the Texas Tech
SMU game in Dallas Saturday
Parkers Catch Big
Fish Off the Texas
Coast In October
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker
and Mr. and Mrs Leonard Park-
er report a beautiful catch of red
snapper in the Gulf during the
second week of October, about
60 miles off the coast at Port Ar
ansas.
Biggest catch was .V) inches
long and dressed out 20 pounds.
The party was fishing some 20i.i
feet deep when the catch was
made. In all, they caught about
150 pounds of red snapper on
the trip.
"And none of us got sick on
the boat," Charles Parker said
"Cotton on the label
Means food on the table "
Suzy Creed
FREE
Western Auto
Ralls, Texas
BABY PARADE
PHOTO CONTEST
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - NOV. 1-2
A Search For The Most Typical Hoy & Girl
EVERYONE INVITED
AGES: 3 Months Thru 6 Years
CHILDREN MUST BE
ACCOMPANIED BY ADULT
No Entry Fee — Nothing To Buy
Limit — Two Entries Per Family
PORTRAIT TO EACH ENTRY
P Each entry to be judged from a large 16 a 20 portrait 7 days from date taken.
I All portraits will be on display at WESTERN AUTO in Ralls.
• Don't miss this chance to see yoor child judged from a beautiful 16 x 20 portrait.
SPECIAL PRIZES KM GIRL ft BOY DRESSED IN
CUTEST OUTFIT
GRAND PRIZE
AT
woincn
AUTO
IN RALLS
i - ii b 10 (sold tons portrait
p1mt prisk oibl — ii i m oold tone portrait
nun nan rot - it * m gold towr portrait
will to Jatfpad « if mi mA p .—«llty la Ptetum)
ON
FRIDAY
- SAT. -
NOV. 1-2
"You see it on Harry. Larry
and Joe.
You see it wherever you may
go
Don't be worried, don't be
blue,
There's cotton enough left
for you " Mike Fisher
"Hey. Hey.
What do you say'
Let's wear cotton every day."
Susie Cherry
QfsMte
•TaHfpfoi ~*a?
The Lighthouse Electric Co-operative
has been so successful that more than 95
percent of rural areas now have electri-
city Some people say, "The job is done,
it's time for the co-op to get out." which
only goes to prove that all of the nuts
are not in trees.
These people reckon witnout the
need for heavier lines, lirger poles, big-
ger transformers and improved facilities
to serve the ever increasing loads in rural
areas . . areas developed by Lighthouse
Electric Cooperative
The challenge for Lighthouse Electric
Is still a great one. They will meet this
challenge as they have in the past with
an efficient, dependable, economical el-
ectric service that will stay ahead of de-
mand. Theirs is a continuing job of ser-
vice to their member-owners and to their
community.
LIGHTHOUSE fLECTRIC COOPERATIVE
SMART FOR
AFTER FIVE
SIMPLE
UNCLUTTERED
LOOK
m
I,ORCII OF DALLAS has fashioned
a smart for after five frock. The
fabric is 75'* Acetate 25% Rayon.
Jewel neckline, Dolman sleeves,
fitted princess bodice. Straight
skirt with h soft invei^ert, pleat at
the front Sizes: 14-lT
lllack onlv
Price-
„ .^Colors:
$25.95
IUtU(/l ,inL
f Imr louch or bauas
Crepe "Chiara" (? V-' acetate, 25%
Rayon) is made into a shin shift
which has the simple uncluttered
look It's a charming frock, can of
course be worn without the self tie
belt A JUNIOR SET by LORCH
OF DAIJ.AS Sizes: 9 13. Colors:
Pebble Beig*/ Coral. Price—
$19.95
Wallace's
Phone 3601
Crosbyton
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Curry, W. H. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 31, 1963, newspaper, October 31, 1963; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth281918/m1/3/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.