The Clarendon Press, January 18, Page 4
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The Hedley boys and girls
basketball teams won both of
their games from Lakeview
High School here last Thurs-
day night. These were the first
conference games.
Last Thursday night's meet-
ing of the Hedley Lions Club
was postponed on account of the
weather. It will be held Thurs-
day night of next week January
25th at V p.m. Ross Springer,
Sharon Stafford and Maureen
Doherty will give the program.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W• Farris
visited their daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Don Young and family in
Wichita Falls the past week-
end.
Friday night of last week the
Hedley High School girls and
boys won their games from the
Quail High School teams at
Quail. These were also con-
ference games.
Malcolm Glass of Memphis
was a Hedley visitor lastSatur-
day.
Mrs. Loule Long, s company
were grandchildren, Mr• and
Mrs. Phillip Cobb of Dumas.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter
of Panhandle have been visit-
ing Mrs• Walter Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Owens
attended funeral services at
Plainview for Lee Smith. Mr.
Smith was a former Hedley
resident and a cousin of the
Owens boys.
Mrs. Floyd Hayes is visit-
ing her son and family this
week in Dallas.
Henry Nivens is in the Hall
County Hespital in Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs, John Hedges
and children were visitors in
the John Tare home last week.
They were enroute from Flat=
ida to Albuquerque, New Mex-
ico. The Hedges are grandchil-
dren of the Tates.
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver of
Silverton spent last Friday
in Hedley visiting Fred and
Sharon Stafford and the chil-
dren. They are Sharon's par-
ents.
Johnny Ray Reynolds has re-
turned to the U•S. Navy Base in
San Diego, California. His re=
turn was delayed by the wea-
ther.
Mrs. Jackie Ranson is at
home aRer undergoing sur-
gery in the Hall County Hos-
pital in Memphis. We hope to
her back on the Job in the
dley West Texas Utilities
Office soon.
Allen Estlack of Clarendon
has been keeping the WestTex-
as Utilities office in Hedley
open during Mrs. Jackie Ran-
son's absence.
Mrs. Ed Morton has been
dismissed from the Hall Coun-
ty Hospital in Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Welch
are new Hedley residents.They
have moved into the Kenneth
Taylor home. Mr. Welchisem-
played at the Donley County
Feed lots.
Mrs. Cilea Lamberson has
gone to Amarillo to stay a
few days with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. John Wayne Lamber-
son, who recently underwent
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Solo-
mon of Fritch and children vis-
ited her parents, Mr• and Mrs.
Joe Wood, over the weekend.
Miss Danna Tarver has re-
turned to college after spend-
ing the holidays with her par-
ents, Mr• and Mrs. Don Tar-
ver, on the Wilson Ranch•
Last week's meeting of the
Hedley American Legion Post
was cancelled by bad weather.
The next regular meeting of
the post will be Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 13th.
Glendol Holland is back at
home in Hedley after being
dismissed from the Northwest
Texas Hospital in Amarillo.
However his brother, Lynn Hol-
land, remains in the hospital
after undergoing surgery. His
condition is reported as criti-
cal.
Mrs. Ed Morton and son,
Forest, returned home Sun-
day from a visit in Amarillo.
Mrs. Hazel Hill has return-
ed to her home in Fritch. Mau-
rice Myers returned home with
her. Maurice hopes to be able
to go back to work at Green-
belt Lake this week.
Shane Rieken has returned
to Fort Carson near Colorado
Springs, Colo., aRer an ex-
tended leave with home folks
in Hedley. His leave was ex-
tended on account of the wea-
ther.
The Hedley boys and girls
basketball teams will play their
postponed games with Samnor-
wood High School here this
Saturday night. These are con-
ference games.
Richard A. Shaw has ac-
cepted a position as teach-
er in Clarendon Junior Col-
lege. We imagine R.A., Mil-
dred and Randy will be happy
as well as the rest of us will
be happy to have them nearby.
Richard will be filling the place
of Kenneth Walter and will
teach agriculture sciences.
Funeral services were con-
ducted in Murphy Funeral Cha-
pel Thursday of last week for
Rollie Brumley 77, a resident
of Donley County since 1898.
Locals attending the services
included Hobart Moffltt, Mes-
dames Or0ie Simmons, Willie
Johnson and Dannie Bernardine
and Miss Myrtle Reeves.
Mrs. Junior (Martha Nell)
Hill has returned from the
State of Washington where she
has been helping take care of
the new grandson•
A fire at the Doyle Mes-
ser family did a lot of dam-
age to the electric pump house.
Rev. Billy Wilson installed
the members of the administra-
tive board of the Hedley Uni-
ted Methodist Church in a spe-
cial service Sunday morning,
Jan. 14. This Board will serve
for the year 1973, and are urg-
ed to be present at all meet-
ings which will be 1st Sunday
evening of each month.
Mr• and Mrs• J, C• Upton
and children of Amarillo spent
the weekend with the Roy Mc-
Kees.
Mr. and Mrs. J,M. Baker
are visiting their son and fam-
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bak-
er at Sunray.
O. B. Rampy is doing nicely
after undergoing surgery at
High Plains Hospital in Amar-
i11o•
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover Har-
rison of Amarillo visited Mrs.
Hoover's parents Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernie Wall.
Mrs. E. R. Parkhill is home
from the hospital and is report-
ed doing good.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill are
now living in Hedley. Bill is
attending school at Clarendon
College• He filled the pulpit at
Hedley First Church forSunday
morning service Sunday•
Home for the weekend from
college were Miss Cathy Duke,
Boo Carrol and Angela Messer.
Johnny Haggett held Sunday
services at the Clarendon First
Baptist Church.
Andy Wheatly spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Cullen
Taylor.
To improve flavor of frozen
and canned vegetables use a
dash of "nutmeg".
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Simpson
of Amarillo visited the Sam
Sanders family last weekend.
Myrtle Kirkpatrick, Mabel
Bridges and Willie Johnson vis-
ited in Amarillo Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Lin-
sey moved to Clarendon this
last weekend. They will be
missed. The children who are
in school will remain in Hedley
until this school term is over.
Hedley's new deputy sheriff
is Lon Harmon formerly of
Howardwick. He is a member
of the Lions Club and a good
civic worker. We extend a
hearty Hedley welcome to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon live in
the east part of Hedley.
Mrs. Charley McQuire and
children of Amarillo spent last
weekend with the Sam Sanders
family.
Clarendon pair
going to Air Force
Seattle Llndley and Gary
Childs, two Clarendon yovag
men, left this week for basic
training in the U•S. Air Force.
Both have been Clarendon Col-
lege students.
Chllds will return in March
after basic training, and willbe
married to Linda Vaughan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Vaughan, at that time.
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TWO WORKERS from the State of Texas Highway Department were caught by the camera
Tuesday as they repaired some of the weather-torn highway through Clarendon. The
ice and snow caused the highways to buckle up and crack, and the highway department
worked this week to fix the roads. (Press Photo by Will Lowe)
WORXERS were making progress Tuesday on construc-
tion of the new auditorium of the Calvary Baptist Churhh.
The bad winter weather hampered construction, but it
was in full swing this week. (Press Photo by Will Lowe)
Vocational
classes set
Schedule for skill training
classes sponsored jointly by
Texas Panhandle Community
Action Corporation and TSTI
are being held in local educ-
ational facilities and agencies
are being announced by Mrs.
Edna O sburn.
Monday: 7:00 p.m.
Beginning typing classes at the
high school.
Typing 123 at Clarendon Col-
lege in room 202.
Tuesday: 7 p.m.
Bookkeeping at Clarendon Col-
lege room 203.
Thursday: 7 p.m.
Livestock & ranch opera-
tions at the AG building of High
School.
Electronics at Roddy's Plumb=
ing & Electric.
Friday: 7 p.m.
Service station attendant or-
ientation at Roddy's Electric &
Plumbing at various cooperat-
ing service stations.
Welding at Clarendon Manu-
facturing Distributor Company.
Tailoring & Alterations at the
high school home economics de-
partment.
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Around town
Football: that eight-letter word which strikes terror
hearts of millions of wives annually has finally
subside. Yes ladies, for at least six months you'll
your husbands back for the weekend. Instead of
math aweing him, Sonny Jergeson dazzling him and
Blanda making him wish he were I0 years younger,
be up to you to fill the emptinessl
Oh fun, oh joy, you say? If you're thinking of six
of rejuvenated companionship think again.
everywhere! True to form football has passed for
However, evil lurks everywhere! Dreaded words
basketball, hockey and golf will begin to enter your
vocabulary. Names such as "Wilt the Stilt, Bobby
"Super Mex" will become more pronounced than the
dren's or yours!!l
This is the age ofwomensliberation. Fight backl
at his own gameI Splurge on your soap operas!
your number one grade a"flop" for sup
that favbrte desert after he falls asleep in front of
tube. Remember those close friends who've moved
country? Call theml You've got "so much" to get
up ant!!
Or, if you're not the revolting type, just unplug the
vision at the "crucial" point. For example: right at the
Pete Maravich shoots a could-be tie breaking
the Professional basketball championship! Now,
get attention! Although after that you might not think
ball was so badH
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Isn't it nice to take a mid-day coffee break? Just stay
you are doing. Get back and relax for a few minutes
and reflect on the day's events and future
Tunnell Pharmacy has for many years provided a
merchants and shoppers alike to spend their "
catch - up" time. How nice itisto know that if
been long or expected to be longer you can al",ays
a few minute's peace at the "corner drugstorel"
Now that's really a community service!
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McMurtry of Rockport have
spending this week with his sister and her family, Mr'
Mrs. Ray Palmer as well as friends and former net
Frank and Charles Phelan returned to thezr second se
of college. Frank, a senior at West Texas
campus Wednesday of this week and Charles
Denton where he is a sophomore student
"Thursday.
Mrs. Bill Montgomery left last week for a tour of
Mrs.W.J. Lewis Jr. is presently spending two weeks
her sister and son, Mrs.BobBostonandJinx of Cuerne
Mexico.
The H. N. Prices are redoing the former lake Laml)
home so that they can move back to Clarendon. While
new decorating is underway, Mr. and Mrs. Price are
muting from Memphis. i
Mr. and Mrs. WillardSkelton spent last weekend with
daughter and family of Ft. Worth, Mr. and Mrs• Gene 0
Mrs. James McA near traveled to Denton to spend the v
end with her daughter and family and new baby, the Mike
Dinner guests of Ronnie and two little daughte
Melinda McAnear on Sunday and Tanya. After the "
were Bobby and Betty Bost_.ll&.maeal eve,2ne enjoyed
Becky and Barry Hudson; Jim- per Bowl game
my Roberts; Dennis Stewart; Miami Dolphins andWaS
Paul and Linda Kay Bell and Redskins.
Cattle from all across the nation
are being fed at
The Oonley County Feed Lots
So,why not feed
YOUR cattle here?
Our Chmate is milder
than that in the upper
Panhandle, and our
care is the best.
Competitive Prices on Feed,
Care of Your Cattle
Goodman Furniture THE DONLEY COUNTY FEED LOTS, INC.
Clarendon, Texas Hedley,Texas Phone 856-2221
