The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 5, 1965 Page: 6 of 6
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Hospital News
I. T. Porryman, Rolls, i»
ctivtd imdk»l core Inly 27
|Cia Q. O. Hiikxmw, tolls,
woo 0 medical patient from
July 27 to 29
Leon Porks, Alton, was a
surgical patient July 27-Auf•
ust 2.
Earl Wayne Crump, Rolls,
received medical attention
July 27-30.
Thomas McDonald. McAdoo,
was a medical patient July
if to m
R. D. Hill Spur, was admit-
ted July 27 for medical care.
Mrs. Joe Rose, of Roaring
Springs, Is a surgical patient
admitted July 27.
Mrs. A. F. Bowling, Dickens,
was a medical patient July 27
to July 31.
Mrs. Juan Ontlveroc, Loren-
so, was admitted for surgery
July 27, dismissed July 31.
C G Smith, Crosbyton. re-
ceived medical care July 27
to July 31.
W. M. Smith. Crosbyton, Is
a medical patient entered on
July 27.
O. A. Hobbs, Ralls, received
medical care July 27-29.
H. J. Cornelius. Ralls, was
an overnight medical patient |
July 27 28.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Ralls,
received medical attention on
July 28 31.
Julie Ratheal, McAdoo, was
a surgical patient July 29-31.
W. R. Weaver, Spur, was ad-
mitted for medical care July
29.
Mrs. Morris Collett, Spur, is
a medical patient admitted on
July 29.
Romero Rodriquez. Spur, re ]
celved medical care July 21 j
WE COME TO
YOUR HOME
As your personol
physician comes to
your home, we too,
come to you. All
prescriptions ac-
curately filled,
and delivered free,
day or night.
NICKSON
PHARMACY
Tour Pharmacy of Today
PHONE 2221
Night Phones 2171 or 6301
Girl All Stan
Given Homes
By Ball Fans
Members of the Crosbyton
Girls All Star teem am «ur
prised at their Tuesday night
ball practice session with the
presentation of personalised
blonsrs to wear during the
tournament here this week
end.
The new blouses were pre
sen ted to team members by s
number of ball fans. Hulen
Clifton organised the drive to
purchase the blouse*
The blouses are white wttli
purple lettering and have
Crosbyton All Stars, 1965, in
script on the back and the
name of the team member on
the front. The local girls team
had no special uniforms for
wear during the tournament
to August 2.
Mrs. W. S. Singleton. Spur,
was a medical patient July 29
to July 31.
S. R. Campbell. Crosbyton.
was entered July 29 for nrtedi
cal attention.
Mack Ellison. Crosbyton,
received medical care July 28
to July 30.
Mrs. E. F. Creed, Ralls, was
admitted July 30 for medical
attention.
Judy Reed, Crosbyton. is
still a patient following sur
gery July 30.
Mrs. Weldon Smith, Lub
bock, was admitted July 30
for medical care.
Alvin Roznosky, Ralls, was
an overnight medical patient
July 30-31.
Mrs. Ruby Smith, Crosbyton
was admitted for medical care
July 30.
Dwlna Comacho, Crosbyton,
was a medical patient July 30
to August 1.
Aurora Cabello, Crosbyton,
was admitted for medical care
July 31.
Mrs. Mack Ellison was ad-
mitted for medical care July
31.
Mrs. Bobbie Patterson, Cros-
byton, is a medical patient
admitted July 31.
H. J. Cornelius, Crosbyton,
was admitted June 31 for
medical attention.
L. H. McWilliams, McAdoo,
received medical care July 31-
August 2.
Mrs. Kenneth Summerford,
Crosbyton, was admitted for
medical care August 1.
Mrs, Willie Eldredge, Cros-
byton, is a medical patient ad-
mitted August 1.
Olga Esparza, Ralls, Is a
medical patient admitted on
August 2.
Mrs. D. R. Robinett, Post,
was admitted for surgery on
August 2.
Bulah Beeler, Crosbyton, is
a surgical patient admitted
August 2.
Mrs. W. B. Mitchell, Crosby-
ton, was admitted for medi-
cal care August 2.
Denny Davis, Jr., Crosbyton,
is a medical patient entered
August 2.
Mrs, H. T. Snider and W. M.
(Brownie) Smith, admitted
earlier for meical care, are
still patients.
Place Chril War
Marker on Grave
of Grandfather
Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey
went to Wtae County hurt
weekend where they placed a
Civil War Marker on the grave
of Harvey's grandfather, Dr.
Buckner
The marker la furnlahed by
the federal government. Mrs.
Harvey explained, through the
Historical Survey Committees
and gives the war record of
the veteran.
Mrs. Harvey has asked that
anyone who knows of any
Civil War veterans buried In
Crosby County cemeteries eon
tact her In order that hlatorl
cal markers may be secured
for the graves. Only cost to
the family Is *1 for having
the record looked up. she said.
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Chamber To Begin
Sales Promotion
Project at Meet
Crosbyton Chamber of Com
merce members heard a report
on the two Little League tour-
naments held here and a re-
port on the onion harvest to
date at the meeting Tuesday
night.
Board members made plans
for a meeting at 8 p.m. Tues
day. August 10. In the Pioneer
Memorial building for all lo
cal merchants to decide upon
a sales promotion project. All
merchants and residents in-
terested are urged to attend.
Directors In charge will be
Bob Hardin, John Will Stewart
and Charles Freeman.
Final report on proceeds
from tournaments cannot be
given until after this week-
end's tournament and receipt
of all bills for tournaments
and for the entire Summer
Youth Program, stated C of C
President T. J. Taylor Cham-
ber of Commerce Director
Arthur Griffin gave the pre-
liminary report.
T. W. Stockton, Jr., reported
that onion harvest, which is
about to be completed, has
produced an average crop de-
spite some loss due to hall.
He reported price for the
onions was good
Rev. Pierce Will
Speak at Kalgary
Church Sunday
Rev. O. W. Pierce, of Boise,
Idaho, and formerly of Crosby-
ton, will speak at the 11 a.m.
service Sunday at the Watson
Baptist Church at Kalgary.
The Rev. Pierce will speak
on evangelistical work In Ida-
ho. All visitors are invited to
attend.
Randolph Monet
of Rails Diet
Funeral service* tor Ran
doiph Mow. Sr. at Rail*. 35.
brother of Don Moan at Cron-
byton, were held Turoday af-
ternoon tn the Ralls Baptist
Church with burial In the
Ralls Cemetery.
Moses, who was a lifetime
resident of Ralls, died about
1 a.m. Sunday at his home.
He was an active member ot
the First Baptist Church, had
taught intermediate and Am
Itaasador cl a awes tar a total of
25 year*. He was a member of
Ralls Masonic Lodge and past
patrol of Ralls Chapter of Or-
der of the Eastern Star.
He la survived by his wife.
Athene; a son. Randolph, Jr..
Elfrieda, Artz ; two daughters.
Mrs. Jim Noble of Muleahoe
and Mrs. Jimmy Kinney of
Ralls; five brother*. Earl. WH
lard and J. B. all of Ralls,
Don of Croabyton. and Lt. Col.
Jack Moses with the U. S. Atr
Force In Omaha, Neb.; a sis
ter, Mrs. Floyd Dunn of Ralls;
and seven grandchildren.
Water Cot-df Date on Cotton Is Meariy News-
important to Quality oi Crop
Front Nf«)
raid. “Never mind, Charles. 1
don't understand TV, too well
In fact. I've never quite un
derstood how the telephone
{fund, requested by the Cnwby wtth0ut crack
seaaon ha. several bad g . IHttorical Survey # drtw,^ “You
feet*. One of these Is lowering ☆ * ☆ know what I never ngunro
of quality, which results In a I W ,oul was that cream separa
decrease In net returns per Dori* Hill, Doris May and tor
Though total yield per,.Sandra Hardin were hoeing * * J* „ . „
may be Increased In j weeds down at the Little Lea- j F r a n k 1 y . I didn t know
August 25. says County Agent | some years with late brigs-; gue ball park recently, pre
( Brute Griffith. tion. the resultant lowering! paring for the tournament*.
Research at the South of cotton quality usually and someone asked what they
Plains Research and Exten mean* decreased net returns.! were doing
slon Center Lubbock, show. • plus added coat of the late Ir | Doria May looked up from
that If farmer. In this area rigatlon. Late watering alao her work and answered ser
" lously. ''Working our
Water eut ori date on cotton
la something that Crosby
County farmers should start
thinking about and planning
their Irrigation so that they
can cut off their water about
acre.
acre
CARD or THANKS
We wish to express our ap-
preciation to our neighbors,
friends, and loved ones for
the flowers, food, cards, visits
end prayers, which have given
us strength and courage to
face it. Thanks a million to
everyone who has helped in
anyway. May God bless each
of you are our prayers.
Fletcher, Georgia and
Aubrey Stark
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Girls Tourney —
(Continued from Fogs On*)
evening to work.
All proceeds from the. Girls
tournament will go into the
Summer Youth Program fund,
as have proceeds from the
two previous ‘ tournaments
Chamber of Commerce Direr
tor Arthur Griffin reported
that since all bills for Sum
mer Youth Program and the
three tournaments are not yet
in, net proceeds have not been
totaled.
The Slimmer Youth Program
funds will be used to pay for
construction of the new con-
cession stand and press box
and to begin work on the Po-
ny League Field at Big C Park.
Griffin stated that it is hoped
that tennis will also be added
to next summer’s schedule of
summer activities for local
youth. Grass and an outfield
fence are needed for the Pony
league Field.
LIONS CLUB GUESTS
Little League All Stars,
Girls League All Stars, J. C.
i Smith, Kenneth Stegall, Char-
les Freeman, Mrs. Truetl
I Mayes and Mrs. Truett Mann
were special guests at the
i Wednesday luncheon meeting
| of the Crosbyton Lions Club.
I At the board meeting after
; wards committee chairmen
i were named for the coming
! year.
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
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CROSBYTON TIXAS
»tk-k to the cut off date of i encourage* rank cotton grow
August 25. they wtll come out
dollars ahead in the long run
Based on research finding,
at the center, applications of
Irrigation water late in the
way
th. which delays maturity and through motherhood."
decreases the efficiency ofj •ft ☆
once-over stripper harvesting Charle* Hudman was ex
Late irrigation In comblna plaining the necessity of a
tion with exceaaive nitrogen nother antenna to a prosper
Congratulations
Mr and Mrs. Lynn E. Camp
bell. Crosbyton. on birth of a
daughter. Nina, weighing 6
lbs. 15 ozs, at 5:25 p m. July
29 in Crosbyton Clinic Hospi-
tal.
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Mr and Mrs. Raymond Ren
don, Crosbyton, on birth of a
son, Carlos Rey, weighing C
lbs 9 ozs.. at 12:55 p.m. July
30 in Crosbyton Clinic Hospi-
tal.
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Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Smith,
Lubbock, on birth of a daugh
ter, Roberta Kay, weighing G
lbs. 7S ozs.. at 5:30 a m. Aug
ust 1 in Crosbyton Clinic Hos
pital.
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County Budget —
(Continued from Pag# One)
$400.00 for a historical marker
for the Crosby County Court
house; and an increased an
nual budget for the Crosby
County Library.
Library budget calls for
$4500, an increase of $1000.00
from the $3500 budgeted for
(he Library this year. Increase
is to allow payment of $1.25
per hour for 15 hours per
week at all three libraries,
Crosbyton, Ralls and Lorenzo.
j tends to aggravate the exces J five color TV
| stve growth problem. This Is i other day and
1 all the more reason for strict j
attention to the suggested j
water cut off date. Irrigating ]
late in the season will also!
contribute to Increased boll
set These bolls. In normal
years, haven't matured by
frost (or harvest) and this
causes a lowering In cotton
aualtty.
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Jefferson Davis, only presi-
dent of the Confederacy, was
charged with treason at the
end of the Civil War and de-
tained for two years, but
never brought to trial.
customer the
the customer
enough to see the humor In
Eddins' comment because I'd
never seen a cream separator
But for those of you who
like me, didn’t grow up on th*
farm, it's a container of som»
sort into which fresh milk i>
poured Some sort of procesf
. takes place inside, then cream
| comes out of a spout on om
' side and milk comes out •
i spout on the other aide. That
! is hard to understand, com*
S to think of it.
Ventana Cave in Arizona
give# a stratified record of
human occupancy lasting
more than 10,000 years.
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Curry, W. H. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 5, 1965, newspaper, August 5, 1965; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth519065/m1/6/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.