The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1973 Page: 8 of 8
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PAGE 8, CROSBYTON REVIEW, CROSBYTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1973
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be recognized by Hubert nition of persons travel- Fiddlers then take the
ing longest distance and stage for their annual
Mr/ and Mrs. W. E. oldest person complete contest.
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pleaser, the parade Is Group singing at 1 p.m. 1
scheduled to being at under direction of Bill Gurry
10 a.m. under Marshal Mayes, starts the after-
Preston Weaks. It will noon session,
pass through downtown A 4-H sponsored "play
Crosbyton. day" --horseshow--is
After the parade, on tap for 1:30 at the
activities return to the rodeo grounds in south
Memorial Building. Edd Crosbyton. County
McLaughlin is to extend Agent Joe Wise will con-
the welcome, the group duct the event. This
will sing America event is open for all
and voice the Pledge of young people.
Allegience prior to a Special guests and
business session con- counties are to be re-
ducted by President cognized at 1:30 in the
Tillman Reeves. Memorial Building.
Hubert Curry is to read Crosby Judge Robert
the memorial list. The Work will present cer-
memorial service mes- tificates to represents -
sage will be delivered tives of Swisher County,
by the Rev. A. Wald Hale County and Lynn
Griffin, associate pas- County. Bill Griggs,
tor of First United chairman of the Histor-
Methodist Church in ical Society, is to accept
Lubbock and a native for Lubbock County. His
of the East Plains. award will be presented
Invocation by Bill Odom by Mrs. Charlie Whe-
precedes the ’ basket eler.
With the August 18 date
for the West Texas Pio-
neers and Old Settlers
Reunion nearing, of-
ficials uave completed
the program for the "big
day." Pioneer Me-
morial Building in
Crosbyton will be head-
quarters.
A style show, parade,
memorial service, bas-
ket lunch, horse show,
recognition of special
guests, square dance
and music by fiddlers
will be a few of the
day’s highlights.
Registration starts at
9 a.m. and guests will
be offered coffee, court-
esy of the Historical
Survey Committee.
The Parade of Styles
around the square,
which last year brought
out numerous dresses
from yesteryear, will
and officials still are pointing
to October 15 as the completion
date for the ultra-modern plant.
AMERICAN COTTON GROWERS
new gin, immediately north of
Crosbyton, continues to progress
Dr. W. C. Holden is to
Always a crowd
lunch at 12 noon
[.A. Unsworth
E. A. Unsworth, 87,
father of Mrs. Lewis
Benton, succumbed Sat-
urday, July 21, in a
Houston nursing home.
Mr. Unsworth had been
seriously ill about two
months.
Memorial services
were conducted July 23
in the Pat Foley Chapel
in Houston. Burial was
in that city.
Mrs. Benton had been
with her father. She
and her husband attend-
ed services.
Survivors include
three daughters and a
son.
russet
TUNA
Potatoes!
VAN CAMP Grated
Meat
Specials
SANTA ROSA
this week due
to the meat
shortage.
For Crosbyton High
Green Onions
and Radishes
Wagner
Drinks
Quart
TISSUE
Bunches
Principal Rodger Carter reminds students
and parents of the Crosbyton High School
dress code, which is unchanged from last
year. The dress code "also applies on
registration day," the principal emphasizes.
The CHS dress code states:
It should be the practice of all Crosbyton
High School student to dress in a gentlemanly
or lady-like manner. The Crosbyton High
School faculty and/Or principal shall rule,
at their discretion, on questionable and in-
decent dress.
Specific points of the Crosbyton High School
Dress Code include:
(1) Tank shirts are not allowed--boys or girls
(2) Boys must wear socks at all times.
All students must wear footwear at all times.
(3) All tailored shirt tails must be worn
tucked in.
(4) No articles of clothing inscribed with
profane, vulgar, or suggestive slogans are
allowed.
(5) Girls can wear co-ordinated hot pants
outfits, provided they are not too tignt or
too short. Other types of shorts are not
allowed*
(6) Girls must wear bras at all times.
(7) Hair can be worn at any length as long
as it is kept clean and combed at all times.
(8) Goatees' and mustaches are allowed as
long as they are kept clean and neatly trimmed.
KEl tOGG'S
II Ox.
Pop Tarts
DUNCAN HIHES
Regular
JERGEN'S Lotion Mild
CAKE
MIXES
3/29<
Crisco Oil
amscoE
HGYD
Cottage Cheese 59<
Store Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m
Monday thru Saturday
Regular
12 Count Box
Kotex 45<
DOUBLE
STAMPS
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Dr. W. C. SNOW hands Mrs. Charlie Wheeler^
a copy of "Backwoods Poems," originally
written by an uncle he never met and later
reprinted by Snow. The book is a donation to
the Crosby County Library. Hubert Curry,
who printed "Backwoods Poems, ’' has presented
a copy to the Crosbyton High School Library.
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Reynolds, Jim. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1973, newspaper, August 2, 1973; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth519628/m1/8/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.