The Sun-News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 50, Ed. 1 Monday, May 6, 1946 Page: 8 of 8
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Monday, May 6, 1946
THE SUN - NEWS, Levelland. T*
Refiners lake
16-4 Victory
Levellands Refiners hit timely
and often Friday afternoon in Am-
herst to take a 16 to 4 decision, oyer
the Lamb County aggregation in
■even Innings.
Jones, Refiner right fielder, led
the batters with four lilts, one a
home run in the sixth Inning, while
Shortstop Miller garnered three.
Qano Tubb allowed only six hits
in the five Innings that "he toiled
for the Refiners. Pitcher Cowden
pitched shutout ball in the sixth
and seventh innings.
Roscoe Jarman made the most
spectacular catch of the game with
a backhanded dive of Bennett’s
drive in the second inning which
was labeled for a home run.
Coffer and P. Crawford Jiit home
runs for Amherst in the"Tlfth.
The Box S
Levelland
Miller as
Jarman cr
Blair c
Newsom if
Wood 3b
Jones rf-lb
Morgan 2b
Haven lb
Cowden p
Tubb p-rf.
Total
Amherst
Elliott 2b
Weaver x
Blair ss
Thompson If
Dixon cf
ab r h
3 X 3
5 1 1
4 2 1
1
1
4
2
2
0
1
43 16 13
ab r h
2 1 0
1 0 0
C. Crawford lb
Bennett rf
Hannon rf
Coffer 3b
P. Crawford c
Robinson p
Sedwick p
Total
3
3
2
3
2
2
3
3
1
2
27
1 1
1 1
po
1
3
11
1
1
1
0
2
0
1
21
po
0
0
3
0
3
7
2
1
0
5
0
1 1
21 7
1* 2
0 0
Pete Morris- Enters
State Meet As
Declaimer At UT
Pete Morris, who won the dis-
trict and regional meets in Junior
_ tions, accompanied by
'fdebate coach returned
Friday, where he par-
ticipated in the state meet at the
University of Texas.
Fete declaimed against seven
boys from )as many regions and
all of them were from A A
named, with a boy from Austin
schools. Only three places were
taking first place.
Pete ts only a freshman, with
three more years of declaiming.
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Gold Star Parents
Asked To Send In
Names To Auxiliary
An accurate list of Gold Star
mothers and fathers In Hockley
county is being compiled by the
Levelland American Legion aux-
iliary In preparation for a ban-
quet In their honor. Date for the
banquet has been announced as
May 30 by Mrs. W. A. Magers, aux-
iliary president.
Names of the Gold Star parents
should be mailed to Mrs. Jim Preuit
or Mrs. Harold E. Clingan, Level-
land.
Mary May Johnson
Introduced As
I M ’
Tech Beauty
Mary May Johnson, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Johnson of
; Tahoka, formerly of Levelland, was
Introduced as one of the second four
beauties at the Tech Varsity Show
| on the stage in Lubbock Senior
; high auditorium Thursday night.
The top four included Earline
Reid of Cohoma; Jo Ann BaUey,
j Lubbock; Beverly Bescanson. Odessa
and Betty Ballew Whitehead, Ver-
non. Pat Smith of Amarillo, Lometa
Hodge, Paducah; and Jeanne Sto-
vall Baker, Lubbock, will receive
halfrpage pictures in La Ventana,
Texas Technological College year-
book, while the first four will re-
ceive full-page pictures in the beau-
ty section, according to Merrilyn
Snider, editor.
Plans for the banquet will be com-
pleted at a meeting of the auxiliary
In the Legion hall tonight. Parents
of World War I apd II casualties
will be Included on. the guest list.
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Por Commercial Printing of dis-
tinction—Phone 83
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$61,000 Sundown
Road Is Comoleted,
Ooened On Friday
The six and a half mile stretch
of paved road from Sundown east
to Highway .51 was opened to traffic
TOday—a week earlier than sched-
uled. The road was completed at
$61,000 cost to Hockley county, and
state designation has been applied
for.
Granting of state designation
would simply mean. Commissioner
>. D. Carter explained again Sat-
ttrday, that the state would take
over maintenance of the road.
Contractor for the projest was
Ted Smith of Mildand. Construc-
tion began Mhrch 4 on a 60-day
work contract.
More road-building Is scheduled
to get underway at an early date
In the Sundown area, Carter said.
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Father Of F. Hodges
Dies At His Home In
Littlefield Thursdav
Funeral services were held at the
First Baptist church in Snyder
Saturday afternoon for Carrel H
Hodges. 67, of Littlefield, father of
Floyd Hodges, who died at his
home Thursday morning.
Services were conducted bv Ra-
leigh Dale of Cone and burial was
in the Sriyd*»r cemetery.
Bryan McDonald and Son funeral
home was in charge of arrange-
ments.
Mr. Hodges, who had lived at
Littlefield about a year, is survived
bv his wife, three sons. V. D. Hodges,
of Littlefield, Flovri Hodges and
Waylon Hodges, with the US Army
in Japan: two dauehters, Mrs. Floyd
Callis of Littlefield and Mrs. Lois
Skaggs of Morton and fourteen
grandchildren.
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GOES TO IIOT SPRINGS
W C. Carpenter Teft Saturday
for Hot Springs, N. M.. where he
will remain for a month to take
baths. His sons Kent and Joe Car-
penter. drove him to Hot Springs
and will do some fishing while
there.
And on HER DAY . . . May 12 . . .
remember your mother with some ex-
pression of appreciation and love.
We have many items that will make
the ideal gift for HER . . . useful, beau-
tiful and practical.
BASS HARDWARE
(Formerly Hudgens Hardware)
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MAY 12
And we have many gifts that will ex-
press your feelings for your Mother on
the one day a year set aside for HER.
You will find a good selection of practi-
cal items when you visit our store.
BIGHAW FURNITURE CO.
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Vestal, Lois H. The Sun-News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 50, Ed. 1 Monday, May 6, 1946, newspaper, May 6, 1946; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1117791/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting South Plains College.