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Tuesday of last week Lions Loule Bogue, Lon Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Crump and son and daughter were BidiH; will practice with Dr. Green in the Medical Arts They enjoyed a wonderful dinner at the churcb,¢aeTc
here visiting the L. D. Messers the first part of last week.
The children remained all the week. The Crumps are talk-
ing some of moving to Hobbs, New Mexico.
The regular monthly meeting of the HecUey American
Legion Post No. 287 was held Tuesday night of last week.
Cold cuts were served. The meeting was well-attended.
The post membership for 1973 is now 78.
Leon Freeman, a 6'6" junior on the Hedley High School
basketball team, was chosen on the second team of the
Amarillo Globe - News Panhandle - Plains super all star
high school team. Since Hedley is class B and the super
team was chosen from Class A, AA, AAA and AAAA teams
as well as Class B, that is that much of an honor. Con-
gratulations Leon.
P. C. Messer underwent surgery in St. Anthony's hospital
in Amarillo last week. His condition is reported as satis-
factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Reed of Altus, Okla., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Jewell last week.
Sgt. Sam Younger and a friend from Fort Hood, Texas,
spent a week with his mother, Mrs. Sam Younger Sr. Sgt.
Younger is an army career man.
Bobby Moss of Lubbock visited Mrs. J. B. Pickett Thurs-
day of last week. He is Mrs. Pickett's nephew.
Mrs. Vera Defuese of Amarillo visited Mrs. Edythe
Bain last week.
Jim Younger of Lubbock son of Mrs. Sam Younger, Sr.,
of Hedley has passed his examination as a licensed opti-
Otis Holland, Red Doherty and Clifford Johnson attended
the noon luncheon of the Clarendon Lions Club• They re-
ceived a good meal and a warm welcome.
Mollie Dickson has been on a trip to Jackshoro and other
points where she visited relatives and friends.
Harold and June Mithelmon of Mesquite, Texas, were in
Hedley last Tuesday. Harold returned home Wednesday but
June remained with her mother, Ella Ktrkpatrick, in the
High Plains Baptist Hospital in Amarillo.
Mrs. Sam Sanders was in Amarillo Wednesday of last
week attenng funeral services for Mrs. Beulah Martha
Parker, 83 held at 2 p.m.4n the N. S. Grlggs Memorial in
Pioneer Chaptel. Mrs. Parker was the wife of the late
Mark Parker, an uncle of Mrs. Sanders. She returned home
after visiting her children and grand children there.
Myrtle Klrkpatrick was lnAmarillolast Tuesday and Wed-
nesday with Ella Kirkpatrick in the hospital there.
Gilbert Speed visited his doctor in Amarillo Tuesday of
last week. It looks like Speedy's foot is making a speedy re-
covery.
Thursday night 0f last week Hedley Lions Loule Bogue,
Herlle Moreman, Garland Freeman and Clifford Johnson
attended a zone meeting and banquet at Lakeview. Lions
Clubs represented were Clarendon, Memphis, Lakeview
and Hedley. Zone chairman Wes Lapgham Of Clarendonpre-
sided.
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think it's doing competing
with bigger banks in
Amarillo, Clarendon, etc?.
Doing just fine,
thank you!!!
Our Deposits DOUBLED
in the past year.
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How long has it been since !
Pvt. Dennis Madero of FortCarson, Colo., spent the week-
end in Hedley visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reid have been visiting the Cecil Hun-
nicutts in Amarillo.
Nancy Hinds Ritchie an daughter Shela visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Hinds last Friday. They are from Hereford.
Billy Drum, E3, of Fort Carson, Colorado, spent the week-
endin,/,Iedley visitingMs family, the Lewis Drums, and
frlencls.
Mrs. Elizabeth Colliet, Mrs. DollyDaylonand Mrs. Jolean
Adams, all of Boys Ranch, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Boat.right Friday. It was Mrs. Daylon's birthday.
Mrs. Mabel Bridges spent the weekend with the Billy
Bridges family in Amarillo. Her grandson, Kent, had dental
surgery.
Ricky Johnson of Texas Techp Lubbock, spent the weekend
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Clifford Johnson of Corpus
Christi.
We are glad to see Mrs. Nellie May Gamble, the former
Nellie Mae Farrls, back in Hedley. She is living in the
Adamson Apartments and working at Eva Hansard's Cotton
Bowl Cafe.
Shane Rieken ofFortCarson, Coloradowas a Hedley week-
end visitor.
Weekend visitors in the Sam Sanders home included Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Simpson and son Jody, of Amarillo, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Rice and children of quitaque, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McQuire and children of Amarillo. It was Sam's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Smith and sons of Boys Ranch were
visitors in the Harry Boatrlght home Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Ben Blackwell of Amarillo visited her
mother, Mrs. J. B. Pickett, Sunday.
The Hedley Cotton Float made a good showing in the St.
Patrick's Day Parade in Shamrock last Saturday.It had been
redone by Mrs. Sue Weatherly in Irish green with Sham-
rocks. Riding on the float was Hedley's Colleen in the Miss
Irish Rose Contest, Miss DorothyWilson, the Cotton Fes- FE B pli
tivalQueen. Also riding on the fioat was the Colleen from rsl a sl opens
Clarendon. Otis Holland was the driver.
The First Baptist Church of Clarendon has
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baker's company from Altus, Okla.,
Sunday, was a sister of Mr. Baker's, Mrs. Cora Fowler.
Olen F. (Pete) Messer underwent surgery inst. An-
thony's Hospital in Amarillo Monday morning. His con-
dition is reported satisfactory.
Dean Singleton Editor of The Clarendon Press was a
Hedley visitor Monday.
The Hedley Lions Club's Annual Broom and Mop Sale
will be held Saturday, April 7. Wait for thebargalns.
The Hedley City and School elections will be held on that
date also.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoggard visited an aunt in Floydada,
Mrs. Rebecca Smith, Tuesday of last week.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Terry visited in Matador last Thurs-
day.
Sunday, March 18, the Hedley United Methodist Church
Youth Choir were the special guests at the Harrah United
Methodist Church in Pampa. They gave a special musical
program under the direction of Mrs. Sharon Stafford and
Mrs. Sharon Weaihly.
Adults attending tim service eluded Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Hinds, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore, Mr. andMrs. J. D.
Skaggs, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Altman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. James Duke, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Holland and Mesdames Elsie Shaw, Sharon Wheatly, Flos-
sie Wood and Eloise Spalding.
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Mrs, Billy Wilson called this "Hedley Day."
Mrs. Oscar Moore's company last week was
Mrs. Godfrey, of Memphis,
Mrs. Clyde Hoggard and her daughter, Mrs.
mort, were shopping in Amarillo Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoggard spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jimmy Lemon in Brice.
Goldie Holland of Plainview is here helping
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Naylor.
Nash place two miles east of Hedley's city limits.
The W.S.C.S. of the Hedley United
with Mrs. Harry Beatright Monday afternoon.
Our deputy sheriff Lon Harman helped handle
at the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Shamrock
day.
You will be able to buy your motor vehicle
at the Security State Bank in Hectleythis Friday
to 3 p.m.
Lillian Painter and Jim Fowler of Brice were$
marriage last Friday eveniug.
It will be Ladies Night at the Hedley
this Thursday night, Come and bring the ladies!
guests. There will be plenty of food and plenty off
Both will be good. Meeting time is 7:30 p.m. The
will be a one act play by the speech class
School under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn
guests will be Captain Parks of the U.S.
Hopkins of the WACS* Both are from Am
Stone will serve the banquet. A crowd is a
A large number of Hedley folks
Day Celebration In Shamrock last Saturday. Mr.J
Nowlin Jeffries and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Page of Boys
visitors in the Harry Boatright home.
Mrs. Herlie MoremanentertainedtheU.D.C. Cl@ t
phis with a I0 a.m. brunch last Tuesday.
See you along the trail next week. .....
library to the community. Mrs. Floyd
librarian, is in the library each Tuesday
4:30 p.m.
The church is accepting donations for its
ary of good reading books. If you have books
memorial either bring them by the church office
or call Mrs. Shannon at 3411 and
made for someone to pick up the books.
You are cordially invited to make use of the
by and browse. Books can be checked out ons|
basis.
Think "
The Texas Highway Department Travel and
Division reported a record number
their Tourist Bureaus last year. 1,598,372
at eleven tourist bureaus; an 18% gain over
during the Hemis-Fair, less than a million
short years the tourist traffic has increased
1973 is off to a record-breaking start with a
in tourist traffic over January 1972. The
Bureau had 11,544 visitors. Now, U.S. 287
these two POints. Does this tell us
traffic is coming through Clarendon. How can we
of it?
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Housewares
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Tools Bolts
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