The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1971 Page: 14 of 32
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Hi! Here-- wishing everyone a
Merrv Oiii-tmas and Happy New
Year Our children. Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Sheilev from Memphis, T nn
and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bell
from Bixbv, Okla. will be here
Monday nub t' spend part of the
Christmas holidays with us.
The Christian Horn makers class
of the First Bapti-t Church met
Monday night at the church for
their Christmas dinner. E a c h
member brought a cover-d dish
After dimer -tame- of ••42" and
pasei ord wer® play d \ gift was
pre-ei! d to the * -ach r Mrs. Bob
Cox These pnsent w re Messrs,
and AT-ii s t >n Ym •vard. Billy
F v n n s B -h Cox. Richard Tve,
Richard Patzig, nerrell Lewis and
Darv> nixon
Mr and Mrs K F Milner and
Mr md Mr Hamid Mi'ner from
Puk Okln se nt Siturdav n'"ht
with th "r daughter and sister.
Mr rid Mrs Flvin Glenn and all
attended the fur- ral of a rnusta,
Mrs \hn !>** Hager at Abema-
thv cundav aftei-noon
Mr arid Mrs .1 p .Torvs. Brae
and *»nV*v Mr and Mr, \mos
Sed ' ■ k and Mr and Mrs R >nnip
Sedg k .VI ari d na earlv Christ-
mas *o" the- *h-» Jon s’ fam-
ily l* t W ■•kc-rl ,t (( ,|y-s
ft** T ~ •* • • ■• I flH fl i R-
ebar' fnvn IT. 9 \rmv a*
Ft food Tile dav. Pec 14 and
refir -t h'm'* that dav H- nlans
to e- " o' T v is T - h for the
s~x>pd o-meder.
^ t velv de-nrated table and
Chris* o'as •re'* m t the eves of the
ladie of Kr-sc Studv Club as thev
ent >rod ‘he dinino room at Los-
son’s Restaiira"t Thursday even-
ing \ turk *v dinn-r with all the
trimri'nes was -"mil Mrs. Clar-
ence Rvrd introduced the program.
Mrs Rurti-- Rineham hroueht the
piem The Tnn Was Full" and Mrs.
.Tame-- Whitson "Th > Christmas
JT'orv" in nn»m. Gifts were ex-
changed and a numb<‘r of Christ-
mas carols sung by the group con-
clude! the program Members nre-
sen* were Mmes. Bobby Allen.
Roma Boggs. W. L. Davis, ( har-
ks Fleming. Floyd Garrett, Rub-
le r t Gayler. Elvtn Glenn. Kiser
Hartman, Guy T. Hughes, Glenn
Jolly, Gib Landis. A. G. Lince-
cum. Fern McDaniel, Marvin Mor-
ton, Robert M irton. Don Mother-
al. Clint Robinson, W R Stovall,
Clifton Thomas, Carl Weathers,
Homer Whitlow. O. V Wilson, Byrd,
Bingham and Mhitson.
Kre-s Home Demonstration club
met in the home of Mrs. Glenn
Jolly, Monday, December 13 for a
salad luncheon After the meal,
Christmas carols were sung, gifts
wore exchanged and secret pals
were revealed. Names for secret
pals were drawn for coming year
and will be revealed next Christ-
mas Attending were Mmes H. D.
lively, Flvin Young. Guv T Hugh-
es, Ravmond Walker, F. V. Wil-
lard. MiHon Laurie. H. H. Trussell,
C. T. Waggoner. Adoioh Obenhaus,
James Patterson and the hostess,
Mrs Jolly
Th- Gold-gi Circle class of First
Bantist church entertained their
husbands with a Christmas dinner
Saturday nieht in Fellowship Hall
of the church Opening nrav»r was
led bv Mrs Emmett Pittman De-
votional was given bv Bro. Der-
nell Lewis. Mrs. Gib Landis gave
the book review, ‘I Only Have Two
Hands And I’m Wringing
Roth of Them ” Christmas carols
were led by Bro lewis. Gifts
were exchanged and closing nray-
er was led bv Mrs Harold llipp.
Those present were Me-srs. and
Mrrres lee Welch. Cliff Whitmire.
Rks- Carden and grandsna’ Bill
Clark. Clint Robinson H D Uve-
Iv. Buck Garrett. Bill Davis. J.
D Donets-m. E m m i t t Pittman,
Harold Hiop. B H Williams, Mrs.
Gib I.andis. Mrs. R I, Yarbrough,
and guests, Bro. and Mrs Derrell
Lob.
Mu I.ambda Snroitv celebrated
the opening of the holiday season
with a progressive dinner party
Mondav. D“c 13 Memb-r- of the
organization were served a-pneiiz-
ers and iuiee in the home of Mrs
Ben Vinev.ard Tie* salad course
was served in the horn • of Mrs. Ro-
bert Gayler. m itVr of Mrs Jof>
Vaughn Airs. Robert Hostetler’s
hom- was the s t ing for the din-
ner’s main course. Dessert was
.served and gifts were exchanged
in the home of Mrs. Elvin Glenn.
Making this pilgrimage of homes
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&
ED CRAWFORD
MEN'S STORE
"finer things for men"
117 N. Maxwell 995-2270
Dear Editor
What a wonderful editorial on
Lawren.x* Welk!
Unless -nnr of us gee real busy,
th unsusp'.-ting and unmformed
people of the I'nited States will
re-elect Richaid M. Nixon again.
He has a sm nth set of political
advisors, and be has unlimited
funds Our voters are not really a-
ware of what this does to them
Enclosed is a copy of a letter I
wrote to the citadel of support for
t h e Military-industrial Complex,
The FI Paso Times. These fellows
believe that prosperity in El Paso
depends on unfaltering support for
the military What they do not
realize that if military funds were
directed int i th • proper channels —
so that our P-Ten-e would compete
in the world and give genuine
security — El Paso and similar
citi.s would fare even better.
The problem t- very difficult, and
something drastic needs to be done
about Defense spending. Only in-
formed, competent, homed leader-
hip in the Presidency can begin
to do the job.
Our involvement in Pakistan re-
veals that Mr. Nixon does not und-
erstand the cause at Vietnam, and
he is not directing his leadership
to keep the United States from
again making a decision and tak-
ing a position that all the world
recognizes is the wrong one. THE
GREATEST THREAT TO PEtACE
IN THE WORLD IS AN UNBRID-
L E D UNITED STATES MILI-
TARY Japan went to war be-
cause the militarists were in con-
trol. Please reprint my letter to
W. E I/OCKHART, M. D.
the El Paso Times,
Kind regards,
401 North Fourth Street
Alpine, Texas
•
Dec“mber 15, 1971.
William I. Latham. Editor
The El Paso Times
El Paso. Texas
Bill.
PAKISTAN IS ANOTHER VIET-
NAM1 And President Nixon, who
pri't nds to be nn expert on for-
eien affairs, does not recognize
this. The American public is slow
to catch on. Here we have the
early stages in the evolution of an-
other foreign policy disaster.
Th United States, with the bless-
ing of our Military-Industrial-Po-
liti .I Complex, sent a billion in
Mil.IT ARY ’ aid" to Pakistan. This
established Yahva Khan as a dic-
tator in West Pakistan similar to
Thieu in South Vietnam The Ben-
gali Desh had iu-t voted independ-
ence. comparable to the Rritish
Colonies in America: so Yahya
Khan sent his military power to
East Pakistan to “put down the
revolt", resulting in millions of
deaths and ten million refugees
leaving their homeland. India Is
backing the Bengali Desh. as is
Russia Our backing of Pakistan
is based on the old John Foster
Dulles “eontainm'^it of Commun-
ism" policy long since proved
wrong.
President Nixon has sent our
Navy into tlx- Ray of Bengal set-
ting ud conditions for another Gulf
of Tonkin incident. Won’t we EVER
learn,
And nearly half of American
voters will vote for Nixon again!
We better wake up!
Kind regards.
W. E. LOCKHART. M. D.
•
Do your Xmas shopping In Tulin.
were Mmes Don Beaty. Billy
Boggs. Janv-s Cniee, Daryl Dixon,
David Hartman, E. J. McAnally,
R P R<**d. Jr C. W. Rousser,
Rnidv St avail. Rav Tomsu, Jr.,
Billy Jo- Young. Roby Sisemore,
Roy Gary. Harold Berner, A T.
Land Hostetler, Vaughn, Vine-
yard and Glemt.
Mr. and Mrs R M. Francis and
son Lynn from Waco are visiting
her parents. Mr and Mrs S. H.
Deep and other relatives during the
Ch-i-dmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. B F. Jones of
Amarillo spent Sunday with her
par ucs, Mr. and Mre. Hubert Tol-
bert.
Vickie Watkins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Ed Watkins cracked a
bone in her foot while playing ball
■at school Thursday,
......■ ■ ■■■*» —
Tidwell Speaks
To Librarians
The Tulia High School's Librar-
ians Club hell its .11 .ithly meet-
ing recently. A tt.-usurer's repoit
of $198 was gi en. Charlotte 1 hil-
lips, chairman of the Social Com-
mittee, repo:: d that the Christ-
mas Party would be hold Decem-
ber 18, from 7:3U until 9 30 in the
library.
Sharon Whitehead, vice president,
introduced guest p*aker, the Rev.
Gerald Tidwell. Hr talk *d on the
true meaning of Christmas, Snnja
Hefley, aceonipam d by Charlotte
Doan and Carolyn F man, con-
cluded the program with "Silver
Bells’’ and "A Bill.day For A
King."
•
Q — What is th* new deadline
for busLiessm ‘n to have- available
lists of ceiling prices for the pro-
ducts and services h y sell?
A — The original deadline of
Nov. 1 has been extended until the
Price Commi sion approv. s its post
freeze pricing policies and any re-
quirements for ceilmg pri e list. ,
which may prove to be different
from those curren'ly in i fleet
However, present requir a rents
on providing coiling price inf pupa-
tion continue in fleet. Ko.h -Her
either must have c iling price lis s
available or provide, n (piM,
ceiling pric • information to cu>to-
nvrs by mail within 48 h .jrs. In
the latter cas-, seller- also must
post large sign- on ach selling
floor to announce ih availability
of ceiling price inf nuna ion.
•
Not often any m ire do you hear
even elderly members of the con-
gregation u ing dilul d profanity
such as thunderatmn, botheration,
and damnation.
Farmers Union Asks Nixon
Te Kelp Settle Dock Strike
D NVElt — Because of the stag- that such uni in
g .ring and advg sg effects of the
a l and w ;t coast dock strikes
upm agricultural exports, and br-
ead this ? rike ha ie ply dam-
aged the sales of agricultural pro-
ducts oversea--, the Executive Com-
iiitt e of :h‘ Nati nal Farmers Un-
ion strongly urges the Prcsid nt of
the United States to immediately
bring toge.her union and manage- ,-ther
ment and to us? his good offices
to effect a speedy and fair settle-
ment of this di putTh? Exe-
cutive Committee further urges Pntrnn;7e
Q — Are rent increases sill fro-
zen.?
A — Y?s. Th? frerzo on rents
will continue, with certain adjust-
nmnts, until guidelines are develop-
ed by the Pric? Commission in
management ses- consultation with th • Rent Advi. -
si ns be* cont nuous until thi- cri|>- ory Committee. Landlords are re-
nting and c i tly strike is fanly qu r.d to record and make available
sett! d. upon requ both the unit-by-unit
f. ee/.t-period rent and the ba i.- ior
any adjustments.
the following rents, however,
have fc^en exempted from price
I hove tried to be very good this
year. I wmld lik* a tecord player
an electric f lotball. Kcmembc'r ’he
children.
Love, HIM Y
Dear Santa
THURSDAY, DECtk.BtR S3,
erntr 's by the Cost of Living
Coar il: 1) rents on commercial, ’'
irljFtrisl and farm property and
2) newly con-tructed or substan-
tially r. habilita cd dwelling* offer-
d for t nt fa. the first time after
Augus. 15, 1971.
The wit wai not wrong who de- ,
fin d clue it ion in this way: ‘Ed-
u ati i t that w hich remains, if .
on • has f irgotten everything he
learned in school.’ — Albert Eis- ,.
stein.
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At this special season of Joy
and Peace, we extend our sin-
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i*J ,> friends. May the happiness and
contentment of the day be with
you during the year ahead.
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Baggarly, H. M. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1971, newspaper, December 23, 1971; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth506795/m1/14/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.