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Box 297, Paducah, Texas Phone 492-3654
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Abstractors Since 1910
SERVICE
'TLE COUNTY’S ABSTRACT OFFICE
W.S. Heatly, Owner
Cai. 492-3654
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USED VEHICLE VALUES
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1969 Galaxie 500
89
1963 Ford
Pickup
* 492-3663
1551 Fl ED ADS
Used Car
Values
1969 Chevrolet
LWB Fleetside Pickup
IE THE
VIED ADS
1968 Nova
2 Door
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Impala
Door Sedan
HOSP TAL
NOTES
307 Engine, Powerglide, Radio, Heater,
White Tires
coast
Office,
FOR COMMISSIONER
Precinct 1
Dallas Love
(Re-election)
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
101st District
W.S. “Bill” Heatly
(Re-election)
Precinct 3
Lester Moss
1970 Ford
Sport Custom Pickup
360-V8, Automatic, Factory
Air, Powersteering, New Tires,
Real Clean
6-Cyl., 3-Speed, New Tires, The
Cleanest Anywhere
QUALITY HOME BAKING By
Appointment. Cobblers, Pies,
Cakes, Cookies. Also Congealed
Salads. Mrs. DellDefoor. Phone
492-3708 48,49,50P
From The Files Of
THE PADUCAH POST
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Precinct 1
j.O. “Pete” Stanley
1970 Ford
Ranger Pickup
360-V8, Automatic, New Tires, Real
Clean
1965 Pontiac
Sports Hardtop
V8, Automatic Transmission, Air Power,
Clean
ADMITTED
Bill Beckwith
Luther Biddy
Clara V. Bullock
Jessie Mercado
James A. Boone
Stella Boothe
Michael Briscoe
Elsie Campbell
Thelma Fulton
Ivye Gilbert
Maude Garrison
Adelia Isbell
C.P. Jackson
Allie Jones
Estley Kirk
Ollie Lancaster
Jim Lancaster
Grace Loftis
Carrie Matney
John Me Clay
Emma McGee
Irby Russell
Nellie Roy
Clifton Rhodes
Minnie Stinson
Acie Tucker
Violeta Tumlinson
Clara Truelock
Nealie Wilson
William Youngblood
DISMISSED
J.D. Cartwright
Otis Browning
Curtis King
James Moore
Ollie Sandlin
Eva Braddock
Mary Bolton
Bill Handley
Roebirdie Russell
Raymond Wall
Alice Kirk, (exp.)
Jewel Deaton
Carrie Matney
Carol Holcomb
Joyce Meredith
Maybelle Cross
Wanda Willard
Lottie Gentry
Eugene Fain
Kate Bunch
Lena Burks
Vina Mae Isbell
W.A. (Joe) Isbell
Roy Cleve Keith
Velma Slaughter
Zeke Reynolds
Mary Allen
Bankers
LIFE & CASUALTY-CO.
Famous White Cross Plan
OLD POLICY HOLDERS
Need To Raise Room
& Upgrade Policies
CONTACT
Edna Dobbs
BOX 773
CHILDRESS, TEXAS
1968 Ford LTD
4 Door
Brougham Interior, 390-V8, Automatic
Transmission, Full Power, Local Car
DOCK’S
Shoe Shop
Boot and Shoe Repairing
NOCONA BOOTS
RED WING Work Shoes
RIDING EQUIPMENT
Six Blocks East
of Courthouse
on Highway 287 East
CHILDRESS, TEXAS
The
T.M.
1970 Ford LTD
4 Door
390-V8, Automatic
Air Powersteering & Brakes
Local Owner
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'TH LAND
HWIS DAVIS CHEVROLET
Paducah, Texas
Rent Increases
To Be Regulated
Dallas—Ellis Campbell, Jr.,
Internal Revenue Service Dis-
trict Director for North Texas,
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350 Engine, Factory Air, Powersteering,
Automatic Transmission, Custom Cab,
Hitch, H.D. Springs
If you want to drink, THAT’S
YOUR BUSINESS. If you want to
stop, THAT’S OUR BUSINESS.
Call 492-3612. Strictest con-
fidence kept. 48-8 C
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF,
'lax Assessor-Collector
Elmer R. Clark
(Re-election)
FOR
Phone 492-3825.
Coast Guard
Announces
New Program
$1,354,
Bonds Chairman George V.
Deaton. Sales during 1971
amounted to $27,642. This re-
presents 55 per cent of the
sales goal of $50,000.
Texans purchased $15,207,564
savings bonds during the month.
Total bond sales for 1971 were
$199,830,508 for 110 per cent
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
50th Judicial District
Joe Reeder Jr.
of Knox City
R.J. (Judson) Balch
of Seymour
(Re-election)
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
50th Judicial District
William h Heatly
Mr. and Mrs. B.E. Justice
of Saint Jo visited her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. J.T. Martin, Monday of
last week.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
” Peanut, Candy & Gum Vending
Robertson, de-
I0H-13th street
jssession. Phone
192-3340.
COTTLE COUNTY HISTORY
55 Years Ago
35 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
College.
Fulton is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Fulton, Guthrie Rt.,
Paducah. A 1969 graduate of
Guthrie High School, he is a
junior accounting major. He is
a member of Galaxy social club.
Scholarships are awarded on
a basis of academic achieve-
ment, ability, character, and
need.
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gIONES & RENFRO
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The Texas Highway Patrol in-
vestigated ten accidents on
rural highways in Cottle County
during the month of December,
according to Sergeant
Therwhanger, Highway Patrol
supervisor of this area.
These crashes resulted in
none persons killed and two
FOR SALE--Five room house,
with bath, newly roofed, en-
closed back porch with good
cistern, 1013 8th St. Contact
Ollie Milton, Phone 492-3497.
48-tfc
Stanley, vice president; Weston
Culpepper, reporter; Vernie
Mae Latimer, committee Clin-
ton Woodley, Doyle Thompson,
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COUNTY
ACCIOENT
REPORT
■ <t processing
*1 slaughter
Bdiiesdays,
4 Door
Factory Air, 307 Engine, Automatic
Transmission, Radio, Tinted Glass,
Powersteering
p Factory Air, Powersteering,
Radio, New Premium Tires,
F With 36,000 Miles
Inripala
Coupe
*ir> 350 Engine, Powersteering
s> Turbohydramatic Transmis-
S Tinted Glass, 32,000 Miles-
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1 pick-up
. Good contition
U2-3942. 29-tfc
a church. The Jim Farren’s will
be moving close to Nashville,
Tenn., where Jimmy will be
preaching and his w'ife will be
working for the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Rose and
children of Borger visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. H.D.
Rose, Sr.
Mrs. Arnold Dietrick, Mike
and Jimmy of Lockney, Mr.
and Mrs:. Jerry Don Barlow,
and Tyce of Hereford visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Barlow.
Scholarship
Abilene—James Fulton of
Paducah is am ong 1200 scholar-
ship recipients for the 1971-72
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Chevrolet
® Fleetside Pickup
X Powersteering, Automatic,
es> Radio, 350 Engine, 30,000
PADUCAH MOTOR CO., Inc.
492-3578 Paducah, Texas
Feb. 1962
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Allen
of Hurst announce the arrival
of Scott Marshall Allen, Jan. 25.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Al Hinds of Paducah;
paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. A.A. Allen of Saginaw.
Vows were solemnized by
Johnnie Faye Hight and Harley
Anderson Friday, Jan. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Locke,
Joyce, Don and Lora have re-
turned to Paducah to make their
home. They have been living in
Porterville, Calif., the past
fourteen years.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill
Creamer and Michelle of Chil-
dress visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G.D. Biddy, over the
weekend.
Tom Cannon, 58 year old
groceryman and farmer in the
Chalk community here, died last
Wednesday afternoon from a
heart attack.
Paducah Rod and Gun Club
reports Allie Jones copped first
place in the annual trophy shoot
while his son, Elmer Jones,
eliminated all competitors in
the trap shoot to win first place
trophy.
News I
BREWSTER
The rural accident summary
for this county during the
calendar year of 1971 shows
a total of 65 accidents result-
ing in three persons killed and
11 persons injured.
The rural traffic accident
summary for the 60 counties
of the Lubbock Department of
Public Safety Region during
the calendar year of 1971, shows
a total of 6,509 accidents re-
RICAN
&
FOR SALE—Anhydrous
Ammonia Fertilizer. For sub-
stantial savings, come to
Greenbelt Farmers Co-op,
Childress, Texas. Phone 937-
2842. H.D. Frost, manager.
45-tfc
FOR RENT--House, three
rooms and bath, 1505 11th St.
Phone 492-3237 or 492-3540.
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JAF&AM
Big at 7:30 pan.
Hit, Feb. 8.
■Urged To Attend
■s Welcome
■TUCKER W.M.
yOP, Secretary
FOR SALE--Of registered
Angus, 40 bulls and 10 heifers,
Paragon, Bardoliemer, Eillen-
mere of B.A.F. Some 20months,
$275.00; Yol heifers $179.00.
James Long, 8 miles north
Crowell, west side cf highway,
Rt. 3. Quanah, Texas. Phone
817-839-2835 night.
44,45,46,47,48,49,50,50
52, 1, 2. 3 C
Public Notice
The Paducah Independent
School District will hold an
election April 1 for expiring
school board members’ terms.
Prospective applicants must
register at the school tax office
for their names to be placed
on the ballot prior to March 1.
48, 49 C
Monthly pay tor a Coast Guard
recruit serving on active duty
is $288.00, plus $105.00 if
married. In addition, the Coast
Guardsman is furnished food,
lodging, medical and dental
care, initial uniforms, 30 days
annual leave, and numerous
other benefits.
Further information may be
obtained concerning our
Nation’s oldest continuous sea-
going service by contacting your
Coast Guard Recruiter at 1114
Commerce St., Room 120,
Dallas, Texas, Telephone: 214
749-2715. Opening are available
for immediate or future enlist-
ments.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mack Read had
their friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Winston Carver of Irving spend
last week end with them.
Mrs. V.M. Handhadher niece,
Mr. and Mrs. Sleepy Spray of
Flomot, visit her last week.
Mrs. Ann Meinzer of Wichita
Falls came after her mother,
Mrs. Bert Deaton, last Wednes-
day. She is in the Wichita
General Hospital for Medical
tests. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Park
and family took her father,
Bert Deaton, down there Satur-
day. Her mother was feeling
better, but may undergo surgery
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barton
and daughter of Idalou visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Babe
Oliver Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seal and
Gail and Mr. and Mrs. OvaSeal
of Cee Vee visited Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Smith Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Burch and
Caroline spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.L.A.
Hollar.
Mrs. Francis Stephens of
Paducah spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Hollar.
FOR SALE —1969 Travel
Trailer, self-contained will
sleep six. Phone 492-3377.
48, 49 P
ion and
describing the alleged violation.
Dur rent information on the
Economic Stabilization Pro-
gram is available at local
iffices of the Internal Revenue
Service.
EARN AT HOME addressing
envelopes. Rush stamped ad-
dressing envelope. Osswald
Mail Service, 5173 68th Lane,
St. Petersburg, Fla. 33709.
48, 49, 50 P
Feb. 1917
Post is authorized by
Drummond to announce
that he will put in a lumber
yard on the lots just west of Edith Marrs, Mavis Wall, and
the Paducah Hotel.
The I.O.O.F. Lodge of this
city gave a banquet Tuesday
night to their membership.
We understand that the com-
munity of Dumont is suffering
an epidemic of small pox,having
been broken out there in public
school several days ago.
Clarence Bobo was called to
Dallas Tuesday as a witness
before the Federal Court.
Prof. C.W. Todd, who has
been principal of the school,
resigned his position the first
of the week. His place will be
filled by Prof. Willis of Baylor
University.
Born on Tuesday, Jan. 28, to
John Best and wife, a girl.
Fred Campbell has resigned
his position at the Campbell
Barbershop and has bought half
interest in the coal business of
R.M. Campbell.
J.A. Preston and several
others left for Fort Worth the
first of the week to attend the
State meeting of the Farmer’s
Institute, which convened there
the first of the week. -
Homer Nichols was in Fort
Worth attending the Farmer’s
Institute.
W.O. Miller of Wheeler
County was here several days
last week looking after interest.
We are pretty sure that W.O.
is getting ready to move back
to old Cottle County.
Feb. 1937
Ed Irons, all-district player,
and Pete Fuller were chosen co-
captains of the 1937 football
team of Paducah, as announced
by Coach B.W. Spearman at
the football banquet held Thurs-
day night at the Cottle Hotel.
The ninth grade called a class
meeting Jan. 4. Billye Woodley
was elected president; Kermit
Litively no tres-
hinting. fishing.
—$ on our
1(11 of town. T. J.
■--•-•5 27- tfc
by v’J*£AR LOCKER CO
and
on
and
[call for appoint-
LDrought in day
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H AJWWORKING
nkk 1 GOODSTOCK OF
DAVSriCS, UPh01ster>'
UU | Xiy Foam. Cotton.
Wryou who do the
'UARlres. We are again
I stery work our-
ICAH,TE yUM U PH OSTER Y
S) 492-3385
^mer residence
Business in Paducah, requires
few hours weekly. Total invest-
ment $1,138.00 cash. Write
Texas Kandy Kompany, Inc.
1135 Basse Rd. San Antonio,
Tex., 78212, include phone num-
ber. 48, 49, 50, 51 P
SALE--320-acre farm.
48,49,50 P
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas Love.
Dudley Dan
Dyan Kinney of Paducah were
married Friday evening in
Lubbock. Dyan is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Kinney
of Paducah and Dudley Dan is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Chewning of Paducah, formerly
of this community. The young
couple will live here where
Dudley Dan is engaged in farm-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Haddon
visited in Pampa last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Had-
don and children.
Lezlie McClendon of Paducah
spent the weekend with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Carrick. Her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McClen-
don and sons, visited Sunday.
Lt. Pat Rhodes was selected
instruction pilot of the month,
at Webb AFB in Big Springs.
Mrs. Rhodes is the former
Diane Monson.
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■ Ray Jeter. Phone
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Anyone missing
contact me. Two
— week ago at my
^PBELLS s yours. Charles
47,48,49 P
Oleta Thompson, secretary.
Sponsor is C.R. Wilson.
Milam Fairbairn had a birth-
day Saturday. Carleen Clary
will be ten years old Tuesday,
Feb. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bennett
entertained a group of young
people Sunday afternoon in
honor of their daughter, Lou
Jean, who celebrated her sixth-
birthday yesterday.
Mrs. Pat Bennett entertained
with a charming party Thursday
afternoon in honor of the sixth
birthday of her son, Pat.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were
host Sunday to Mrs. Everett
Burch and Caroline of Lubbock,
Mrs. Francis Stephens of Padu-
cah, Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Hollar
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hollar
for dinner.
Albert Hollar of Paducah
spent Monday visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Hollar.
Word was received last week
that Charley Roy Best of
Tucumcari, N.M. was m the
hospital at Clovis, N.M.
in serious condition from a
fall from the top of a windmill
when the part he was standing
on gave way. He is a relative
of the Smith’s, Rogers and
Petty’s. His parents were Mr.
and Mrs. Cooth Best of Tucum-
cari, N.M. His father died a
few years ago.
Saving Bonds
County Report
December sales of Series E
and H United States Savings
Bonds in Cottle County totaled
according to County
Chairman
Sales
)I0Nument
L largest selec-
Lits in this area.
Service. 410
° - Xikiress, Texas.
L Local reprt-
U Pete Stanley,
25-tfc
Mrs. Ida Tucker has been
at The Methodist Hospital, Lub-
sulting in 264 persons killed bock, the past week. She will
and 3,594 persons injured, have surgery on Tuesday, Feb.
This was 142 less accidents, 2.
21 less fatalities and 185 more —------------------------
injured than during the calendar 1971, occurred in the following
year of 1970. counties: Sherman, three; Lub-
The 12 traffic deaths for the bock and Wilbarger, two each;
60 counties of the Lubbock DPS Stonewall, Wise, Lipscomb,
during the month of December, Motley and Potter, one each.
The United States
Guard Recruiting
Dallas, Texas has announced
the establishment of a new en-
listment program whereby in-
dividuals may enlist in the Coast
Guard and delay commencement
of active duty up to six months.
This program is intended for,
but not limited to, high school
seniors who are within six
months of graduation.
THE PADUCAH POST FEBRUARY 3. 1972
CEE VEE NEWS |
By MRS. T. A. RIDDELL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin of Mr> MrSo Troy Boykin
Lubbock were dinner guests Todd of Tell visited Sunday
Sunday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Tate Timmons.
Cecil Coalsonof Bronte visit-
ed over the weekend in the
T.A. Riddell home.
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Conner of
Paducah were dinner guests
Sunday evening in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Riddell. Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Mills of Chil-
dress visited Sunday evening in
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard
visited Sunday afternoon in
Northfield with Mr. and Mrs.
Bate Simpson.
Mrs. Hazel Hoffman visited
last weekend in Brownwood in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boise
Moore. She met her daughter
there, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Moore and children of San
Antonio.
Richard Chewning has been
visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
R.H. Chewning, and working at
the gin. He returned to Plain-
view over the weekend, to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dober
Chewning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Watson
and family of Canadian visited
last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ova Seal and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seal and
Gail visited in Dumont Sunday
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Riddell
were in Amarillo Saturday and
had lunch with Mr. and Mrs.
M.A. Farren.
Mr. and Mrs. Tate Timmons
and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tobias
and Brenda were in Lubbock
Sunday evening to attend the
graduating exercises of Jim These crashes
Sanders and Jimmy Farren, none persons
from the Sunset School of persons injured,
preaching, at the Sunset Church
of Christ. Jim Sanders and
family will be moving to
described allowable residential Chicago, where he has accepted
rental increases provided for
under the new rent regulations.
Campbell explained that the
Price Commission’s rent
regulations are designed to re-
duce the average rate of rent
increases while allowing the
landlord to maintain a reason-
able rate of profit. According
to the director, landlords are
I allowed a basic two and one-
half' per cent annual increase
to cover operating costs. This
increase may be added even if
there is not an identifiable in-
crease in operating costs. Rent
may be raised higher than the
two and one-half per cent figure
except for increases in state
and local real estate taxes, state
and local fees, levies, municipal school year at Abilene Christian
service charges (other than gas
and electricity), and capital
improvements. These charges,
with certain limitations, may
be added to the base rent on a
dollar for dollar basis in addit-
ion to the two and one-half
per cent increase.
Capital improvements must
have been made after Aug. 15,
1971 to qualify for a rent in-
crease. The monthly increase
is limited to 1.5 percent of the
cost applicable to the rental
unit or units and can only be
passed on to renters on a
prorata basis. However, a rent
increase for a capital improve-
ment may not exceed ten per
cent of the monthly rental with-
out IRS approved.
Campbell reminded landlords
that 30 days written notice is
required before a rent increase
can go into effect.
Tenants questioning raises in
rent must first attempt to obtain
an explanation or justification
from the landlord prior to re-
porting an alleged violation to
the IRS. If tire landlord refuses
to meet with him, or if after
the meeting the tenant believes
the increase is a violation, the
IRS should be provided with a
of the state’s goal of $181.9 copy of the landlord’s notificat-
million. One hundred six coun- ion and a written statement
ties and 12 districts in the state
achieved their 1971 sales goal.
Nationwide, December sales
totaled $439 million a 14.4 per
cent increase above December
1970. During the calendar year
1971, sales E and H Bonds a-
mounted to $5.5 billion. This
is 114 per cent of the national
goal of $4.8 billion.
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