The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1961 Page: 4 of 8
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Thursday. JulT 6* 1961
THE CROSBYTON REVIEW
Established la January. 1909
W««kly on Thursdays at Crosbyton, Crosby Co., Texas
w. a CURRY
PATRICK BENNETT
WAYNE DOBSON
Publisher
Editor and Adv. Manager
Mechanical Foreman
SUBSCRIPTION BATES: In Crosby County and Crosbyton Trade
—— Territory, $2.50; elsewhere. $3.00.
ENTERED at Second Cijtw Mail Matter on the 14th da* o' January, '*®, ' 'he
Poet Office at Cmabytwa, Teiaj, under the act of Congreu of March 3, 1879.
Prepare Now For
Lad's First Year
of School life
DEADLINES: Society oewi om/rring previouily, 5 p en. Tueaday; general newt,
■aoti Wadaeaday (weekend newt or advance iloriti ihouid be reported Mon-
day)- li—ifiirt advertising, 3 p.m. Tuetday; display advertising, noon Wednea-
dny (ad maU should be in by 5 p m. Tuesday); pictures, II a.m. Monday
ANY UNTRUE statement reflecting upon the character, standing or repuUtiod
of any individual, firm or corporation, which may appear in the columns of
The Crosbytou Review will gladly be corrected upon its being brought to the
attention of the management.
**1 have sworn upon the altar of God, eternal hostility against every torm ol
tyranny over the mind of roan."—1 homaj Jrflrrsun.
fireworks Get Out of Hand July 4th
Crosbyton's fireworks problem
has been very light the past few
years. Then for some explained
reason it seems every boy in
town decided this year he could
shOOf firecrackers and other ex
plosives where he wanted to.
While we do not begrudge the j
youngsters the pleasure of shoot
ing fireworks, we do believe \
there is a place and time for ev j
erything. Certainly it is not the'
place to explode them under a
crowded grandstand at the soft
ball park^ And most Crosbyton
people will agree that from 12
o'clock midnight on is anything
but the right time.
Also, for the first time in sev
eral years, the explosion of tire-
works became quite evident in
the fire zone, which is against
city and state insurance regula-
tions and subject to fine. The
fire zone roughly takes in all
the business area of the city.
Until this July 4th, the problem
here had been mild, following
the imposing of several fines in
city court a few years ago.
We remember the fun we en-
joyed as a boy shooting fire
works, and we would certainly
hate to see any young fellow de-
nied this amusement. We also
remember that our parents told
us when and where we could
shoot them. If partial control of
the problem . is not possible,
however, we see no other alter
native than an ordinance strictly
prohibiting the shooting of fire-
works within the city limits.
From the National Geographic
Society: the original Declaration
of Independence was safeguard-
ed at Fort Knox, Ky., for a three
year period during World War
Two. *
In Gurnee, 111., it's illegal lor |
a woman weighing more than J
200 pounds to wear shorts whil^ I
riding a horse.
It may seem early, but school
is just around the corner and pa-
rents with children entering lor
the first time should begin pre-
paring right now.
The right preparation for those
first school days is vital to the
future satisfaction and adjust-
ent of your child to his new en-
vironment, says the Texas State
Department of Health.
If he has an older brother or
sister, the task will be easier.
But there are many steps for
getting ready for school which
should be taken before Septem-
ber.
Some effort should be made to
make it clear to the child that
he will be on his own—without
Mom or Dad there to watch over
him all the time—a good while
before that first day of school.
Proper nutrition is very im-
[jortant. When school starts, al-
low enough time In the morning
for a wholesome breakfast. A
good breakfast includes citrus
fruit or juice, milk, whole grain
cereal or bread, eggs or bacon
or both.
Lunch and dinner should lie
leisurely and pleasant, too. The
new adventure of school is pret-
ty fast paced, but mealtime of-
fers an opportunity for the fam
ily to pause and enjoy being to-
gether.
Now is the time to check your
school's requirements regarding
vaccinations or other health
measures and take care of them i
well in advance.
Also, Texas school districts j
require proof of age for first
year students in the form of aj
certified birth certificate.
You may obtain a copy from |
your local registrar, county clerk
or from the Section of Records j
and Statistics, Texas State De j
partment of Health, 410 East 5th i
Street, Austin.
Send one dollar with name of j
the child, his or her date of
birth, place of birth, father's j
and mother's maiden j
Forefathers Wanted
I To Be Governed
| By Jbaw, Not Men
What do we mean when we
say that in the United States we
have a "government ol law" and
not a "government of men"? Ba-
sically we mean that we have
certain individual rights, guar-
anteed by our federal and state
copstitUtRW '"ail >wpr1 whirh
may not be denied by any gov-
erning body.
The early American colonists
had their fill of government by
men, and the Declaration of In-
dependence, signed 185 years a-
go, set out their complaints a-
gainst that type of government,
and revealed their belief in a
principle which we now accept
is basic to our American way of
life.
The indictments set out in the
document against King George
III of Great Britain charged him
with numerous violations of that
principle.
Our lorefathers who subscribed
to the principles of the Declara-
tion of Independence were will-
ing to fight for their beliefs. The
Revolutionary War followed,
dragging through weary years of
suftering and suspense. Each of
us takes pride in their eventual
triumph over gigantic obstacles.
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WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE. ■. .
If you would enjoy workin
each nSonth on a group of Studio
Girl Cosmetic clients on a route
to be established in and around
Crosbyton. and are willing to
make light deliveries, etc., write
to STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS,
Dept. JW-42, Glendale, Californ-
ia. Route will pay up to $5.00
per hour. 24-4tc
The town of Happy is in Texas
and Holiday is in Missouri.
Mrs. Jeanette Graf, president
of the Board of Education in
North Tonawanda, New York, is
a college freshman.
o
In Norfolk, Va., it's against
the law for a woman to attend a
public dance without wearing a
corset.
name,
name.
If your grocery bill is average,
your supermarket makes less
than 30 cents a week profit per
week on your trade.
o
If you've got an 1804 U. S. sil-
ver dollar, it may be worth sev-
eral thousand dollars. Originally
19,570 were minted— all but
seven, however, were lost at sea.
Nearly half of all Kansans live
on farms.
The U. S. Department of Labor
figures more than eight million
jobs will be created in the next
10 years—to handle computers
installed for automation.
The French explorer who nam-
ed the island group in U.S. and
Canada. the Thousand Islands
was overly modest: it's made up
of more than 1,500 islands.
Shrimp wear their skeletons
outside of their bodies.
Hallmark Cards at The Review
Seems only logical that the
successive New York governors
in 1848 and 1850 were Fish and
Hunt.
Notice
HEY KIDS: Get your Free Kites
here. Joe's Auto. 27-ltc
NOTICE: Would whoever bor-
rowed our floor polisher and
drapery sample book please re-
turn them. Hudman's. 26-2tc
WOULD WHOEVER borrowed
our linoleum roller, electric hand
sander, freezer truck, drapery
sample book and/or floor buffer
please return them. All Is for-
given! Hudman Hardware. 27-tfc
Mj Neighbors
"Which one was it who fa-
vored no increase in taxes?"
IheOldlinn&v
FIRE , ' "Insure—To Be Sure" AUTO
GOODWIN HALE AGENCY
Office Phone 3286 Residence Phone 4081
LIFE Court House — Crosbyton, Texas HOSPITAL
America's silent screen sweet-
heart, Mary Pickford, received an 1
honorary doctor of humanities |
degree from Middlebury (Vt.)
College.
"An echo is the only thing
that can cheat some women
out of the last word."
BANK NOTES
Math experts claim a pcrfect
bridge hand turns up once in a
bout 40-million hands.
WHY ^
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
IS
THE
ADVERTISER'S
BEST BUY
* It reaches the most persons of any advertising
medium in this trade area.
* It costs less per reader than any advertising
medium in this trade area.
* It's readers have confidence that the Review
will not publish false or misleading adver-
tising.
Moie For Your Money In
X 190*
by Malcolm
IN SPARE TIMS, A NEW YORK,
BANKER HAS RAISED ALMOST
$1 MIU-ION FOR CHARITY IN 16
YEARS-
did you know:
A SMALL ELECTRONICS
MANUFACTURER NEEDED HELP
A LOCAL BANK ACVANCED $3,000
AND OTHER. LOANS OVER SEVERAi-
yEARS. TODAY, THE /WAN IS OUT-OF-
THE REDAND BOASTS SW1N6S Of
$60,000 IN THE BANK.
COCOA BEANS WERE AAOUEY IN
ANCIENT PERU. LARGE SUM6 WERE
PAID IN MEASURE) BAGS
THAT'S fl MIT
Piwit Sharing
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PROPTS AMOUHTtMGZ)
MILLION fiftTH OttR 2 JUUCN
employees during ac
cofuxNG 70 THE council OP
PROFITSHARING MJOUSTR/ES
/M CHICAGO /
£/R HAL TER SCOTTAiAHAGED TO
KEEP MS IDEAfTTTVAS AUTHOR. OP
THE HGRU) FAMOUS * HAVERLY
novels'a SECRET FOR ' I
13 YEARS/
frhs.s A SALUTE TO INDUSTRY SAMoS SCM2SJ9KX&M
kVN/CH is c&seryirg iri 2omAMiWEPSApy. everyo*y
AMERICANS BUY ANOTHER / BMJLUON COLLARS HOPTH OPUS.
SAV/HG5 SCKOS THROUGH PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN ALONE/
CLASSIFIED BATES
First Insertion 4c per word
Additional Insertions
from same copy 2c per word
Minimum for any
for Sale
FREE LIVING ROOM suites if
you will pay for covering. Webb
Furniture and Upholstery. 27-2tc
Refrigerators as low as $15.00,
in good working order. Ray's
Bargain Center. 27-tfc
FOR SALE: Antique "Two
Buckle" branding Irons, origi-
nals. New mine detector, $60.
Sammy Caskey, phone 4246.
27-2tc
FOR SALE or Trade: Cushman
truckster, like new. Will trade
for anything of value. Phone
2671 or see at O'Hair Oil Co. 26-te
FOR SALE: Usesd automatic
and wringer washers. Hudman's.
25-4tc
FOR SALE: Several portable
electric sewing machines. Also
bedroom suites of various styles.
We also buy used furniture.
Ray's Bargain Center. ^ 23 tie
~~FOR~SALE: 1957 Buick, full
power, air, GMAC financed. As
sume payments. Phone 4391.
18 tfc
FOR SALE: Refrigerated air
conditioning unit, one ton. Priced
$80.00. Truett Mayes. 19-tlc
FOR SALE: Cotton seed, Lan-
kart 57, germination 88 per-
cent, cleaned, treated. Willie
Smith. 14-tfc
FOR SALE: Driveway gravel,
delivered in and around Crosby
ton at $2.00 per ton. See Chick
Edwards or Phone 6256 in Cros-
byton. 13-tfc
FOR SALE: Several used refri
gerators in top shape. Reasona-
bly priced. Hudman's. 46-tfc
Beal Estate
FOR SALE: Large 6-room
house, carpeted, refrigerated air,
central heat, storm cellar, close
to churches. Phone 4231. 27-tfc
FOR SALE: 9 lots, on Crosby
street pavement, abstracted to
date. G. C. Nickson. 26-tfc
FOR SALE: Two bedroom
house, fenced in backyard, cen
tral heat and cooling. T. W.
Stockton Jr., phone 6601. 23 tto
PHONE thirty thirty-one. 15-tic
PHOTOGRAPHER: Weddings,
reunions, FHA photos, etc. Let
^ JgMi'^wd-
chaTlene Bennett, ph. 3291. 27-tfc
LOANS
Farm and Ranch Loans 594%.
FHA Loans — Auto Loans
Garnet Jones Agency 28-tfc
HOME FOR AGED. Private
rooms, good meals and care. Mrs
Hush, 211418th St. Lubbock,
Texas. 26-4tc
SAW sharpening; power and
hand saws. Hard seats and valve
guides installed. Ellison Auto
Supply, phone 2371. 24-tfc
AIR - CONDITIONER service.
Hubert (Doc) Turner, 108 Emer
aid Avenue. 18-tfc
REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDL
TIONING, Auto air conditioning
sales, service. Welding, general
repair shop. Next door to Mason
Blacksmith. Wilton Seigler, ph
3261. 15-tfc
IF YOU are not "BECOMING"
to everyone, then you should BE
COMING to Fritz and Helen's
Beauty Cottage, Dial thirty-thir-
ty-one. 22-tfc
HAVE GOOD OUTLET
For Farm and Ranch Loans.
WORK INSURANCE AGENCT
42 tfc
GENERAL INSURANCE
Real Estate and Loans
WORK INSURANCE
AGENCT 34-tic
BEAUTIFUL HAIRSTYLES by
Irene Dendy and Ann Barnett at
Irene's Beauty Shop, 511 Crosby.
Phone 2771 for appointments.
10-tfc
GOOD LOAN connections for
farm and ranch loans. Have
office in residence. Phone 45ft.
J. A. Parks. 20-tfc
MODERN
Radio-TV Service
Phone 4741
16-tfc
PHONE thirty thirty-one. 15-tfc
FOR SALE
2,200 acre ranch in West Tex-
as, real good.
160 acre dry land farm, 45-a
ere cotton allotment.
80 acre irrigated farm, good
improvements, possession.
160 acre farm, good improve-
ments, 50 acre cotton allotment, ]
8-inch well.
160 acre irrigated farm, if pur
chased before July 1 rent goes to
buyer.
Large ranch in New Mexico.
Several houses listed.
JOE LEMONDS 8-tfr
Bus. Ph. 2791 Res. Ph. 2699
FOR SALE: Modern home, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced back-
yard. Joe Bailey, phone 6491.
12-tfc
Fox Complete—
IRRIGATION SERVICE
FOR SALE: Town Lots, 400-ft
west front, 540-ft. east front. 1-
deal dwelling sites. Restricted
area. All utilities. FHA aapprov-
ed. Work Insurance Agency.
12-tfc
For Rent
FOR RENT: 2 room furnished
apartment. Private bath. 4
blocks north of Methodist Church
Mary Dawdy. 26-tfc
FOR RENT: Furnished 3-rooni
apts., individually air condition-
ed. Lige Ellison, phone 3971.
24-tfc
FOR RENT: Furnished house,
four rooms and bath, electric-
stove, wall to wall carpeting.
Telephone 4621. 23-tfc
Garnet Jones
Agency
Auto Liability — Fanners
Comprehensive Liability-
Hospital Plans — Life
Insurance — New
Owners Policies!
CROSBY COUNTY PUMP CO.
Ask us for prices on yoar
complete Job—drilling, cas-
ing. pump and motor.
We Hare—
GREEN PUMPS
33-tfc
Lost
LOST: Black and Brown Chi-
huahua. Answers to the name of
Pixie. Portales tags on it. $5.00
reward for return or information
leading to whereabouts. Phone
3261. Mrs. Alene Seigler. 27-ltc
LOST: 1 whiteface yearling,
approx. 300 lbs. each. Brand on
left side. 2 last seen 6 mi. south
of Crosbyton, one a mile NW ot
Crosbyton. Andrew Sessom, ph.
4951, Ralls. Call collect. 24-tfc
CROSBYTON LODGE NO. 1020
A. F. & A. M.
STATED MEETING
Third Saturday
Night Of Each
Month.
CROSBYTON O. E. S. CHAPTER
NO. 891
STATED MEETINGS
1st A 3rd Thursday*
Masonic HaH
ALUMINUM
Irrigation Pipe
—All
OUR JORS TAILORED
TRANSPORT AND GATED
TO TOUR FARM.
Brown Supply
of Crosbyton
mi
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Bennett, Patrick. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1961, newspaper, July 6, 1961; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth281797/m1/4/?q=%221961-07%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.