Willie Johnson's
Johnson has returned from a visit with her sis-
visited Mrs. T. R. Easterling Jr. and her family
and Mrs. Mott Mills, Mott Mills and Mrs. Carl
ly, all of Snyder, Okla.
287 from Hedley to Clarendon has been redone
It is in splendid shape. Why not try it out
s Fourth of July Celebration.
Flossie Wood and daughters, Jane and Jean, spent
With the Billy Wilson family in Pampa last week.
(Fat) Bairfield of Clarendon was a Hediey
sday.
(Little Red) Hill is now working at the Charlie
service station on Highway 287.
Ella E. Word passed away Tuesday, June 26. Memo-
were conducted at Hedley Church of Christ
June 27, at 3 p. m. with Bright Newhouse, rain-
:. Interment was in Row Cemetery. Sympathy
the family.
Post of American Legion will meet Tuesday ulght
A free supper will be served. New commander
and other newly elected officers will be in
tCarl Millirons and Mrs. Mott Mills of Snyder, Okla.,
he Clifford Johnsons last Wednesday.
is extended to the families of Mrs. Ernest
and Mrs. H. C. Crawford because of the passing
Mrs. Eula Lindsey of Amarillo.
'rank Murray's have not only had their grandson and
with them but had their daughter, Mrs. Pat
with them.
:meeting of Greenbelt Water Authority is scheduled
Thursday night, July 12.
s Springer and Mr. and Mrs. Don Springer
memorial services for Ross' sister, Mrs. G. S.
at Earth last week. Sympathy is extended to the
Singleton of The Clarendon Press was a Hadley
hursday.
Shaw and son, Randy, have returned from a
where they visited her sister. They made
lWRh her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jame
Mann spent several days in Hall County Hospital
of July is one of the holidays that hasn't been
some time at the celebration in Clarendon.
N. Johnson and daughter, Cindy, of Matador
Johnsons last Thursday afternoon.
those attending memorial services for Mrs. Ella
Were a son, Dennis C. Word of Mesa, Ariz., and
Cora Hill of Bryan and Mrs. Pearl Walker of
N. Max.
is out of the Hall County Hospital again.
he is able to stay out now.
of Bivens Home in Amarillo was a Hadley
Friday and Saturday. Mr. Hickey is 95 but ha
eVery year. He said this year's garden is one of
s being made to have an extra or two from Hadley
Parade at Clarendon. The parade will be at
Wednesday, July 4.
Yera Hickey of near E1 Paso were here Friday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Dehord and other
friends.
Rieken of Fort Carson, Colo., is visiting home
Erraa Zelgler of Arlington visited Mr. and Mrs.
last week.
flower adopted ten years ago by Hadley Garden
Zinnia. Nowisthetime to plant for fall blooming.
Is a native flower of Old Mexico and was dis-
1%0 by Professor Zinn.
B. Pickett's visitors last Friday wer Wanda
al her daughters, Nicki and Beth, of Amarillo.
st Baptist Church of Hadley closed a very s,ccess-
Bible School for children Friday night.
Lee Conatser of Fort Collins, Colo., is visiting
and Mrs. Johnny Conatser.
Lions Club will meet Thursday night, July 12.
will be called to order by new president, Fred
at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Kate Stone serving the meal.
immediate past president of the Hadley Club,
a report on the Lions international convention in
Fla., which he and his wife attended.
Johnsons are enjoying having with them
Mrs. Tony Johnson of Corpus Christi and three
Son, Tony. He is the Clifford Johnsons' great-
made a trip to Clarendon last week and
SOme literature from the county service officer.
new service officer of Hadley American Legion
Post Office, Stafford Grocery and some of the
Will not be open for business Wednesday, July
Wayne Hansards' Cotton Bowl Care wU1 be closed
JUly 4.
Clifford Johnson, Mrs. Matt Mills and Mrs. Carl
of Snyder, Okla., made a special trip to Childress
:ay to see the handmade model trains of George
brother. He has 18 model trains running
flrst train that ran on the Fort Worth and Denver
until the last one, a luxury pullman with diner.
run, light up and are complete with tracks,
water towers. He has been asked to have them
ty here during the Cotton Festival. The trains
of Balsam wood and carved with spin knife.
of Chamberlain Community was a Hadley
t Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Stewart report a wonderful trip.
to Brazier, La., where they attended a reunion
of World War II veterans.
Horschler of Dalhart has been visiting Mrs.
airier of Brlce has been visiting Hadley relatives
for several days.
rs. Burr Stone's company has been Mr. and Mrs.
of Fulllngton, Calif., and Mrs. Bessie Wells of
Cheryl Ramsay and Miss Brenda Berets have
to their home in Amarillo after spending a few
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hansard.
Gilchresi is in North West Texas Hospital in
was home mr the weekend. She is working in
Max., this summer.
Jimmy Bolivar of Amarillo spent the weekend
siting the Bollvers and the Mendenhalls*
Mrs. Dannie Stone of Amarillo visited the Burr
Ansil Adamsons last week. They are on vacation.
:urn of Fort Carson, Colo., spent the weekend in
his family, the Lewis Drums.
Simmons is back in Hall County Hospital in
was at the morning service of Hadley
Sunday. Brother Rosenberyof Pampa
message. He will fill the pulpit for the morulv4
HEDLEY
service the remainder of this month. Mrs. Katherine Pigg,
the regular pastor, will be out of school August 1 and back
in the pulpit.
Bill Carson of Borger was a visitor at Sunday morning
service of United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bridges and children visited Mrs.
Mabel Bridges Sunday.
YOU'RE ENTITLED TO
Tunnells attend Market
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tunnell, owners of TunneU Pharmacy,
attended a gift market in Dallas Sunday and purchased gifts
for the Christmas season.
While in Dallas, the Tunnells had breakfast with Dwight
McAnear, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McAnear. Dwight
runs a pharmacy in Oklahoma.
The Tuunells returned to Clarendon late Sunday.
The Clarendon Press, July 4, 1973, Page 5
Two go to gift market
Ruth Neal and Louise Payne of The Tumbleweed in Clar-
endon have Just returned from market at Dallas.
Ruth reports that she has ordered one of the largest and
finest lines of gifts that has ever been available in Claren-
don.
The two returned to Clarendon Sunday.
Nova Mooring of Clarendon and Mrs. Rex Hopkins of
Snyder visited their sister, Mildred Tomlinson of Battles-
villa, Okla., last week.
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