The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 8, 1972 Page: 5 of 18
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THURSDAY JUNI 8 1972
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59 Youth Partidpate
In Swisher 4-H Playday
ill f tr.o Swisher County Hill Pearson
* \l l’l: yday held June 3 at Cobb- i>arlkl|Kints in Barrels:
Wheel : -M He Arena have Ik*, a an-
nouneed.
High point winners ware:
Kl in Mo.ire and Sheri 1’; rkinv
in ’I'eeUee girls.
Hasty Hu per and Tracy Perkins
in I*. e\Ve bays.
i’eett. • (iirls - ltcnee Ruther-
ford, Sheree l*e:kins, and Tonda
Rogers.
I’eeWee Boys - Rusty Hoiper
and Tracy Perkins.
Junior (iiiis - Jeamriti* Ruther-
f rd, Su an Payne, Cindy Stark,
SU'Un Payik* and Kara More Dana Reed, Kristi Loworn, and
in Junior dills. Kayl.on Harris.
Dudle;. let lurg and Mike Ben- Junior Boys- Forrest Mote,
son in Inina: boys. Mark Rogers, Trent Findt, Terry
i> ibie • lay and Brenda I ayne Tomlin, Dudley Met lure, and Rus-
in Intel .n.'diate girls. sell Morgan.
Eddie Joe Pears in and Trent Intermediate Gtols - Debbie Clay,
McClendon in Int (mediate boys. Su/ett Fitzg.rald, Debra Jones,
D ni-e Davis and Jan Jones'in Bi nda Jo Mete, Deaette Davis,
Senior girls. and *#10110 S>tarkey.
Rill Pi us.in and Dave Wilson Intermediate Bays - Kddie Joe
in Senior boys. Pe. -on, Trent McClendon, Kent
Th • following participated in tin* M.c| nJ n, K. nt Morgan, Wayne
di\ r-1. n oi Piles are named in Heed and buy Walt Vye.
.rder of placings: Senu,r bub - Jan Jones, Pat
PeW'e.* girls -Sheri Perkins, T imlin, Denise Davis and lleba
Tonda Rig .s, Kenee Littl field, Whitworth.
Elaine V .nre, Denise Agnew, and Senior Boys - Alex Pinck and
Jaeinda Stock: tt. Bill lb ar m
PeeV.ee B ys Ru-ty II-taper. in Western Plea-ure division:
J uni or bill- - Fa; 1 Moire. So- Pec We bills - Hbcrie IV-rkins,
•on Payne. Dana Ids*.I. Crist 1 l.ov- Elaine Moore, Denise Agnew, Kc-
\ n. Kathy Tucker, .rid Cindy me Litllelicld, Bence Rutltertnrd,
Stalk. and Tonda Rogers.
.1 11 n 1 o r Boys - Forrest Mote, Be V. e Boy.-, - Rusty Hooper
Mark Rogeis, Trent Finck, and and Tracy Perkins.
Mik i Benson. Junior Gills - Melanie Mason,
Int -mediate Girls - Suzett ■ Fit/.- Susan Payne, Julie MeClurg, Katliy
•: e r a I d, Debbie ( lay, Brenda Tinker, Kelly Stallings, and Fara
Payne, Brenda Jo M to, D bra Moire.
.1 .ae-, and Sheri Vineyard. lunrir Boys - Dudley MeClurg,
Int lie 'dial** Boys - Kddie Joe Brad Bradley, Trent Finck, Mike
| . arson. Kent Mu Tend m. Trent Ben-011, Mark It igers, and Russell
McClendon, Kent M irgan, Wayne Moigan.
i.eed, and buy Walt Vye. Int;rrrediate G i r Is - Brenda
Senior 'oris - Jan Jones and Payne, Suzelte Fixture, Denise
Denise Da\is Reed, Debbie Clay, \ancy Keim,
S. nior Boys - Mex Finck and and Dinette Davis.
CONCERNED ABOUT LINES AND
WRINKLES ON YOUR FACE?
Allegro Music Club
Entertains Guests
The Allegro Music club bad its
May Guest program recently at
the studio of Mrs. R. W. David-
son.
bu -ts were introduced.
A M aart Concerto arranged for
two pianos was played by Diana
lief ley and Mary Ann Jennings,
pupils of Mrs. Davidson. Diuna
play-d h Bach “Invention” as a
.-ole ar.'d Mary Ann played “tvma-
ting” by William Gillock.
Joan La gey played ‘Sung of the
Sewing Machine" by Edna May
Bumam, and Julie Mct'lurg played
“The Lumberjack Song’’ by John
W\ Soaaum. Both are pupils of
Mrs. Snuibet.
Mary Roberts played trie theine
from “Love S..try” and “The
S mnd of Silence” Horn Simon and
Gar/unkel, both sola arrangements
for the melodica.
“French Suite” by Bach was
played by Path Slurliet, pupil of
Mary Catherine Brown.
Mrs. W C. Tiel and Mrs. D.
If. Shu.bet played "Miniature Pi-
ano Concerto” by Hawley, a piano
duet.
M r s. W’yrHle Roberts, s<M-ial
chairman had cbaige of rerfre h-
r.ients during the social houi.
•
MRS. SCHOEFFLING'S
MOTHER IS BURIED
Funeial service- were held Fri-
day in Fort W rth fur Mrs. Clara
Ellin Durham, 90, a form<*r Ama-
rillo resident who died Thursday
in Fort Worth. She was the m Uh-
er 01 Mrs. II. E. Schoeffling of
Tulia,_
Intermediate Roys - Eddie Joe
Pear-on, Wayne Rc*ed, buy Wall,
Trent McClendon, Diavid Evans,
and Kenl Mel lendjn.
Denise Davis, Re-
Pat Tomblin and
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Senior Girls
ba Whitworth,
Jan Jones.
Senior Buys • Bill Pearson, Dave
Wilson, Alex Fimk and Pal O’-
Daniel.
In the lteinfng divt-ion:
Pee Wee Girls - Elaine Moore,
Tonda Rogers, Kenee Littlefield,
and Sherri Perkins.
Pee Wee Boys - Rusty Hooper.
Junior Girts - Julie MeClurg,
Susan Payne. Melanie Mason, Fara
Moure, Cindy Stark. Dana Reed.
Junior Boys - Mike Benson. Dud-
ley Mct'lurg, Forrest Mote, Wade
Littlefield, Trent Finck, and Rus-
s.ll Morgan.
Interne diate Girls - Debbie Flay,
Brenda Payne, Brenda Jo Mote,
Der. l:e Davis, Sherri Starkey, and
Denie Reed.
Intermediate Boys - Trent Mr-
('lendun, Eddie Joe Pearson, Kent
Morgan, Wayne Reed, and Kent
McClendon.
Senior Girls • Jan Jones and
Deni* Davis.
Senior Boys - Bill Pearson, Dave
M ils n, Alex Fimk, and Pat O’-
Daniel.
The Showmanship Award for
each division were:
PeeWee: Rusty Hooper, Sherri
Perkins, Tonda Rogers, Emilie
Simp-’on. and D ni-e Agnew
•lunii rs - Susan Payne, Dudley
MeClurg, Dana Reed, Fare Moon-,
KayUvn llairt-, and Trent Finck.
Intermediates: Debbie Clay, Ed-
die J e l*o:u> >n, Brenda Jo Mote,
Brenda Payne, Defuse Reed, and
Denetle Davis.
Seniors: D<*nise Davis. Jan
Jones. Pill Pears n, Dave Wilson,
Pat O’D.'nf. I and Mex Finck
Sh >wing the ( hampmn Man* was
Denise Davis ami Reserve, F.ira
Moore.
Showing the champion Gelding
wa- Brad Bradley, and Reserve,
Brenda Mote.
Showing Registered Geldings ov-
er fi ■ were Brenda Mute. Dudley
MeClurg, Tammy Cassels. Dave
Wil-on, Eluuva Moore, and Bat
O'Damel
Showing Gr;ide Mares un.ler five
were Rusty II *»pei and Mark Rog-
ers.
Grade Mares over five, Mike
Bi nseri. N'amv Keim. Kayk n Har-
ris. Knit Morgan and K nt Mr-
Clend m
Hegt-tercd Mares under five, De-
nise Agnew.
Registered Mare owr free, De-
ri-.■ Devi- and Kara M.mmv
Grad Geldings undi r five. Brad
Bradley. K t> I I 1 Stallings, Cindy
Stark and Russell Morgan.
Grade Geldings over five, Debbie
Ciay, Brenda Payne. Wayne Reed,
Lr-a Campb II, Wad* Ijtlleficld,
Susan Payne,.
Registered Geldings under five,
Kathy Tucker, Sherry Starkey and
Julie MeClurg.
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Mrs. Elliott Hosts
Wesleyan Guild
“Varieties of Service” was the
ubje t fur th* program at the
me ting of the Wesleyan Service
(mid cn 'I’liursJi.iy ev ning. Mrs.
M O. KilioU was h.vsicss at her
hame Mrs. Julius Ilan.-en, vice
president, presided and opened the
meeting with prayer.
Miss Hat Porter was lead r for
the program in which all m.uil)ers
present took part. One af the pur-
p.i es of the program as stat.d
in the program book was ‘ to stim-
ulate participants to examine their
own concept- oJ mission, the e-
tngrging sha|»e of mi—i .n in this
country and the qualificatiims of
new mi—ionaiH's being sent by
the Board oi Missions."
The scripture introducing the
program wa- from I Orimhians
12 4-6: “Now then* are varieties
of gifts — and varieties of ser-
vk-t* — and there are varieties
of working, but it Ls the same
God who inspires them all in every
one.”
During the bu-ines- meeting
Mrs. Mabel Kale showed eight
pairs of knitted house shoes she
had made for patients in the local
nursing home. It was voted to
buy m o r e yam for additional
h.ms slim's. I Ians were made for
helping with ivlreshmcnt- for the
farvwvll lecxptmn fix' uhe Rev.
and Mrs. James Carter who will
be moving L> Asbury Church in
Ltibbixk.
Mrs. Walter Edwards, treasurer,
reported the qu.u t, rly Guild pledge
had been paid, and oth r obliga-
tions taken care of. Mrs. Hugh
White, Suits in a.' chairman, said Vie
had sent fain cards and bought
one gift. leila P tty ga.e a report
of the Big Spring district (Juild
melding she attended in Synder
re< -ntly.
The next numthly meeting will
b.- at the home of Mrs. Hugh
White July 6.
Shower Honors
Janke Carter
A tea and miscellaneous shower
honoring Miss Janice Carter was
given in the horn* of Min Rusty
Sav age on I riday. May 26 from
thi s* to five in the afteramm.
Mrs. Savage gi- cted the guc-ts
and pi t ent vl tbem to the homree,
r, i "M a i, Mn i \i Cwtn
.m l the m'liter of the prospective
gn in, Mrs. Flyd ( row of Pain-
pu.
Miss Rixie Vineyard reri-t red
the L'ue-t- ar>J Mrs. lei Foster
and Mrs. (Tine McClendon pr -.ti-
ed in the gift rooms.
Finger -andvv ieh *s, t a ovkies.
and endec a id punch were served
from a table rover.d with a white
sheer cloth. A silver urn filled
v.ilh white daisies centered tt>-
tank*, flanked by a silver punch
-service and ml fee service. Mrs.
Lairy Cart n'. Mis- Regma Ptgg
and Miss Nancy Paris altemab-d
at th' serving table.
Th- hostess’ giti of co kware,
electric mixer, ele trie knife and
tnm, was di-playasl on a round
table covered with (I s>r length
while cloth
Sharing IhMe— d.itn - with Mrs
Savage were Mis. F N Fo-ter,
Me Cecil .ury, Mrs Gladys
McAne'lv. Mi- Elvin Voter. Mi
.Ian Pieg, Mrs Weld>n Tumble.
Mrs. James Seipp. Mrs Shorty
S Ut. Mrs lames V'iney it'd. Mr-
I ii- Bennett. Mrs. .1 (» Gamer.
Mr- .1 L. Francis, Mrs Dale
Street. Mis b ne Clayt'W. Mi
Wayne Crawford, V B. J. II'I-
lari, Mr- BM) Street, Mrs Lm
Foster. Mr- ( K Uippin, Mi-
i one V Clem too. and Mr- .lame-
Sav a '•*.
Vti-s Carter and Mr Rodney
Cm* are to tn* married on Sat-
in day. June 10, in me ( laylonville
Baptist church.
Girl Scout
Gleanings
T w o Tuba Junior Girl Scout
troops went to Camp Rio Blanco
May 30-Junc 1 to earn the troop
cam|K*i- badge and hvim out -
of - do »r skills; the adventure
of hiking and swimming, th fel-
lowship of singing around a camp-
fire, living together on a big sister-
little sister sy tem and cooking
meal- on an open fire.
The t.*ent>-six girls were a-sign-
J Uh* Wrangler unit and had
wonderful time. The first night
of - door skills; the adventure
they inviled two Olton troops to
jian them for singing and visiting
ar(Kind the campfire. The second
night, they joined Miss Sharon
“Buiky” Washburn, camp direct-
or. and her senior program aides
at the lodge ftw* more singing
and star gazing.
The scout- prepared their nv>m-
hig meal and supper, but were
s**rved th* n 'on meal m the dining
room at the lodge.
Each girl part u prated in camp
K a p e r s including fire building,
cooking, hostessing .awl cl aning
uo. The II rnel patrol and the
Bluejay palt >1 of Troop K*4 pre-
-ented (heir Scouts Own f'*' the
l:ioU|> Their themes were patriot-
ism and friendship.
Lmi Vnu made wooden disk
nametae, for cveryon.* to disting-
uish what camp patrol they belong-
ed to.
I'hc Dai-y |«alr>>l included Rh ai-
da Bailey, Lon Vaughn, Jill Wy-
att. Both B dlard, Tammie lb nurd,
I in \n:i Rowell, Sherrie Stephen-
son and Gayle N. l-on
S.-outs in lb* Lady-Bug patrol
were Da Tone Craw foi .1. Kelly liar-
bee, Lisa MiClendon. Teaie M ir-
ri-. D< bra Bl.inken-hip and Kim
Tanner.
Mciai.ers of Hie Roid-nmner pa-
ti <i! w Di.'iie Crawford, Ch*ryl
Keefer. Krula Mo ris, I e-Iie Me-
(T nJ«n, Turn Newby and Terri
Dunn.
The fuiiiih group was called the
Squirrel- and Ihey were Jem Sue
Be n. Cindy Uh:l-iin. ( indy M dry,
B.linda \i»J-*ts n. Jackie Barbee
arid Fiances Yarborough.
The car caravan left Tulia at
9 tfl a pi and returned about 2
o’clock Thursday aft ‘inn n.
Accompanying the cini|ier- w.tc
their leader? Mr- Jim McCkadoh
and Mr Vine nl ltl.uk. Miss Kay
• urrie, a teacher al Highland Kle-
mi'ntarj and h r sister Carol, who
teaches at a Midland kindei :artcn.
Sraacg Hie leaders as program
,::d“s wee -eni >r couts, Sherry
Mor-is, |)'\nn Moll.hi.I and (’-cil-
ia Black.
Pr>vi('-ng transportation wa s
! ib M i- Mm ■ l It B nard,
Walter A mb' -on. Ii I. Rowell,
J-. K C. Vaughn, Miss Kay
rr-l ( arol < urrie and Sherry Mor-
ris.
H -ut do'iartm * from Tulia, the
u'rls form J a friendship circle
anj a prayer was given by Rev.
F W Elmore, pa si r <»f Calvary
Baptist ( hunh.
•
(J - What verification will th»‘
IMS require f md v i In il taxpayers
clainong a deduction or credit Hr
p ibtieat eontributi in.- maiV* after
Dec. 31, 1971?
\ • Taxpav rs must have a
written r< eipt m old i to subst uv
tiate an allowance deduction or
i'••■(In for |«ilni'.il I'onlributvons.
In vies i f th • wulc-pread u-e
of chi I Is. ., I a He I led cheek w ill in
most (a<i iiit t In reqa. ■ -u*»*i>t
fi r a written rei ipt and 1h* ac-
(i ptivl i- prof f pivment II <v-
ever, in (iitain instance . the IRS
r v require additional verification
from the taxinyer
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■...... .lion will be required .»f
the taxpayer.
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Baggarly, H. M. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 8, 1972, newspaper, June 8, 1972; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth507020/m1/5/?q=+date%3A1945-1972&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.