The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 17, 1965 Page: 7 of 8
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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1065
THE SHAMROCK TEXAN, SHAMROCK, TEXAS
PAGE SEVEN — SECTION ON*.
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FOR SALE — Several used tele-
vision sets, excellent condition.
Western Auto Association Store,
223 North Main, Phone BL8-1111.
40-tfc-9
10 Machinery
FOR SALE - H Farmall. With
or without equipment. Carl Ain-
erson, Phone BL 8-1014. ll-2lp-10.
11 Livestock
1 Announcements
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks to all who
extended comforting .sympathy and
help in our recent sorrow. For the
beautiful service, floral offerings,
nnd other kindnesses, we are deeply
grateful. We would like to express
special thanks to Dr. Curtis R.
Chaffin and the nursing staiT at
Shamrock General Hospital.
Family of C. R. Preuit
ltp-1.
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot express our deep
appreciation for the many kind
expressions of sympathy that came
to us in our recent bereavement.
The beautiful flowers, food, and
thoughtfulness of our neighbors
and friends will be long remember-
ed.
R. O. Bailee
ltc-1.
6 Business Services
Clay
A FEDERAL LAND BANK LOAN
Offers Farmers & Ranchers many
advantages In financing their
Agricultural Programs. Fur details,
see Rayburn L. Smith, manager,
FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN.
Ill N. Main Shamrock, Texas
39-tfc-G
7 Rentals
FOR RENT — Furnished. 2-room
apartment. See D. H Sherwood,
211 West 3rd. St. U-tfc-7.
Free Removal Of
DEAD STOCK
Call
BL 6-3241
Amarillo Rendering
Company
12 Automotive
CAR AIR CONDITIONING
Service and
Repair
NORTH END TEXACO
SERVICE
1111 N. Main BL 6-9355
17 Monuments
W1LLIS-PF.LLOW GRANITE
QUARRY — Factory Price*. W*
invite your visit. Only 65 miles
away. Granite, Ok la- Phone
KE9-21R4 Collect.
FOR RENT — one trailer space,
located at 117 South Main Street.
$30 plus electricity. Phone BL6-
1220. 10-tfc-7.
8 Real Estate
Funeral Home
AMBULANCE
phono BL 6-3 233
\ ., ‘/C
S,* r y. i " <3, The Shamrodlt
Area Si nee 1935
FOR SALE — dwelling. 408 S
Oklahoma. Priced to sell, with
terms. O. J. Walker. ll-4tc-8
FOR SALE — 3-bedroom home
on pavement. Basement — two-car
garage. Choice location, Owners
moved away — they want to sell.
2-bedroom home on pavement
Will take FHA appraisal. $550.00
will handle. Payments like rent.
Tom Montgomery Real Estate,
Shamrock, Texas. 10-tfc-8
FOR SALE — 300 acres, 1 % miles
from city limits, 4 years of Soil
Bank, wheat and feed grain allot-
ments, Vi royalty reserved, not more
than 29% cash.
160 acres, 1 mile from city limits
on Interstate 40 and 66; 131 acres
in Soil Bank, 4 years left, wheat
and grain allotments, Vi royalty
reserved, new gas well, not more
than 29 per cent down.
New 2-bedroom and garage,
$5,250.00 C. E. Gierhart Real Estate
Shamrock, Texas. 5-tfc-8.
9 Household Goods
SPINET PIANO — available to
I responsible local person for remain-
ing balance On small payments.
Famous blind and guaranteed.
Write Box 147, Oklahoma City for
! details. ltp-9.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Proposed CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
PROPOSED t 0 N STIT U -
TIONAL AMENDMENT
TO BE VOTED ON AT AN
ELECTION TO BE HELD
ON SEPTEMBER 7, 19C5.
SENATE JOINT RESOLU-
TION NO. 44 proposing an
Amendment to Sections 2 and
25 of Article lil of the Consti-
tution. of the State of Texas so
as to provide for an increase
in the membership of the State
Senate from 31 to 39 members;
to fix the membership in the
House of Representatives at
150 members; to require ap-
portionment of the Senate ac-
cording to population; and to
delete the limitation that no
single county is entitled to
more than one Senator.
RE IT RESOLVED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF THE
STATE OF TEXAS:
Section 1. That Sections 2
and 25 of Article I IT of the
Constitution of the State of
Texas he amended to read re-
spectively as follows:
“Section 2. The Senate shall
consist of 39 members. The
House of Representatives shall
consist of 150 members.
"Section 25. The state shall
be divided into Senatorial Dis-
tricts of contiguous territory
according to population, as
nearly as possible.
•“Should the Eegislature en-
act any enabling legislation in
anticipation of this Amend-
ment, no such law’ shall be
void hy reason of its anticipa-
tory nature.
“This Amendment Shull be-
come effective upon its adop-
tion.”
Sec. 2. The foregoing Con-
stitutional Amendment shall
lie submitted to a vote of the
qualified electors of this state
at an election to be held on the
7th day of September, 1965, at
which election all ballots shall
have printed on them the fol-
lowing:
“FOR the Constitutional
Amendment increasing tho
membership of the State
Senate from 31 to 39
members, retaining the
present membership of the
House of Representatives,
requiring apportionment
of the Senate according to
population, and deleting
the limitation that no
single county is entitled
to more than one Senator.”
“AGAINST the Constitu-
tional Amendment increas-
ing the membership of the
Stale Senate from 31 to 39
members, retaining tho
present membership of the
House of Representatives,
requiring apportionment
of tile Senate according to
population, and deleting
the limitation thnt no
single county is entitled to
more than one Senator.”
Sec. 3. The Governor of the
State of Texas shall issue the
necessary proehimation for the
election and this Amendment
shall be published in the man-
ner and for the length of time
as required by the Constitution
uud laws vt Hus stats,
PROLONG CAR LIFE
Reduce Road Noise
With Quaker Coat, an en-
tirely new kind of rust
preventive and sound dead-
ening compound, with wash
& grease job. Only $23.50
Hlakemore Chevrolet Co.
100 N. Alain 15L 6-3287
1965 Wheat Loan
Rate Set At $1.25
Tlie 1965 wheat loan rate for
Wheeler County has been an-
nounced at $1.25 per bushel, farm
storage basis for No 1 wheat. Last
year's rate was $1 29.
A fee of $3 00 will be charged for
each application for a loan. For
warehouse stored wheat, a service
charge of one-half cent per bushel
will be made, and for farm stored
grain, the service charge of one
cent per bushel.
Warehouse stored grain is sub-
ject to a deduction lor storage un-
less the storage is paid in advance.
Wheat placed in storage between
(lie dates of May 26 through June
21 will be subject to a 11V, per
bushel deduction. This will net the
farmer $1.13 V per bushel for No.
1 wheat. * • •
A premium will be allowed on all
wheat cirtitidriiift; a proteirt edn-
tent of lij per gept and above on a
graduated i ba^js. The premium will
run from l'i cents per bushel on
12 per cent protein to 18 cents on
|17H per refit protein and above.
J Applicable discounts will be made
for wheat grading No. 2 and be-
j low.
I Sedimentation tests are not, re-
quired for the 1965 wheat loan pro-
gram.
Texas Theatre
Books To Kill
A Mockingbird'
At Die request or Pulitzer Prize
winning novelist Harper Lee and
Popular Library, book publishers,
Gregory Peck penned a foreword
for the paperback edition of "To
Kill a Mockingbird.”
Peck stars in Universal's screen
version of the best-seller, will open
Sunday on the screen of the Texas
Theatre.
Che 350-word message marks the
first time Peck has “turned author"
during tits long movie career. The
foreword, incidentally appears in
the second edition of the paperback,
just off tlie Popular Library presses
First edition sold a fabulous one
million ropte during its first five
days on stands.
"To Kill a Mockingbird," a first
novel by Miss I,ee published by J B.
Lippin"it Co, won the I960 Pul-
itzer Prize, has sold over 5,000,000
copies, was translated Into eleven
foreign languages and stayed on
best-seller lists for almost two years.
J. W. Strickland, Jr. Is Listed In
Outstanding Young Men Of America
J W, Strickland, Jr. of Strick-
land's Super Market, Is one of 28
Texas Tech ex-students who have
been named Outstanding Young
i Men of America for 1965.
| Strickland is one of the more
active members of Shamrock Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce. He
helped organized the Jaycees four
years ago and was elected to serve
as the first president.
Biographical sketches of the
former Tech students are among
approximately 3,00(1 selected from
throughout the United States for
Inclusion in the recently publish-
ed volume. Outstanding Young Men
of America.
Selection, made by local persons
in their home communities, was
James V. Teegerstrom
Receives BBA Degree
NORMAN, Ok la. — James Victor
Teegei troin. son of Mr. and Mis
Harold 1 Teegerstrom of Sham-
rock, n reived a Bachelor of Business
Administration Degree from the
University of Oklahoma at com-
mencement exercises held at 7:30
p.Jn. Sunday, June 6, in Oklahoma
Memorial Stadium.
Degrees were presented to 2,056
grdduales Ahothef 95 medical
students received Doctor of Medi-
cine Do ices at 2:30 pjn Sunday,
June 13, in Holmberg Hall audi-
torium
I>r George L. Cross, university
prosid' : t, presided over the June
6, oomtiit ncemeiil and conferred the
the degrees. Tlie graduates are
from t HI Oklahoma cities and towns,
41 oilier stalls, the Di I lift of
Columbia and 28 lint n eoutrirs
Hospital News
Among patients receiving medi a',
and surgical care this week m
Shamrock General Hospital an
Mrs. W. O. Ray, Charlie Motvitn
Mrs. Thomas Todd, Mrs. Ida Grim ■
C. T O'Neal. Mrs Eva Henry, Frank
Corbitt, Willard 8 Hamilton oi
Aurora, 111, Chauncte D. Clay
Freddie Hawley, Mrs Iva Wither-
spoon. Mrs. Earl Conner, Edgar l
Wlschkaempcr. Jr., Mrs. Flake
(ieoige, Susan Bednorz, Mrs. Clara
Bell Clerkly and Mrs Eloise Ellison
bused upon ability, accomplish-
ments and contributions in service
to community, country and profes-
sion, tlie editors stilled. Qualifi-
cations stipulated that the nomi-
nees be between the ages of 21 and
35 and outstanding in one or more
fields of endeavor.
Henry Ford, II, chairman of the
board of Ford Motor Company,
wrote tlie introduction. He said, in
part, "Some of the men in this
bunk have been judged to be out-
standing because of commendable
behavior under crisis conditions.
Others have found a place in the
book because they have been steady
producers in long years or months
of civic work Some have been
nominated because, even in their
early years, they already have
shown themselves to be outstand-
ing in total performances"
Shamrock Schools
Are Represented At
Lunchroom Workshop
Mrs. George Beaty, supervisor of
Shamrock Public Schools lunch-
moms, Mrs. Carl Isaacs, manager of
the Sham role High School cafe-
teria : Mrs J. D. Prichard, assistant
at high school cafeteria, and Mrs.
Paul Bentley of the North Ward
eafteria, were in Lubbock to Lub-
bock to attend the Texas Tech
Lunchroom Workshop held June
7-11.
Mrs. Beaty announced that tho
workshop was the largest of its
kind held in Texas, and that more
than 600 persons attended.
Mr and Mrs. Max Baird and
children. Johnny, Tony and Deana,
of Hereford, Soutli Dakota, have
been visiting with Mrs Baird's
mother, Mrs. A. L. McCray and
also wiili the George Beaty's, and
with Mr Baird's parents, the Jim
Bairds of Kelton.
Patients reported dismissed this
week from Shamrock General Ho: -
pital were: John Porter, W. P, Mor-
ris, Mrs John Daberry, Bill Un-
person. Mrs. Buttle Prather, Mr:
Louise Roger:, Mi . Leon Glllispx
Bill Seals, H C. McKinney, Mrs J
W. Blake, Huey Cook, Mrs. Dm
Pike, J. A. McDowell, Mrs. Yuba
Daniels, Mrs Steve Hogg, Mrs
Nora Miller, Mrs. Inez Lee Hon/.
Oscar Tuttle and Mrs. Zulu ’l ci
lock.
Mrs Bryan Hoff is in Hale Centci
visiting in tin home of her aunt
Mrs Iiovic Blount.
LADY
Keep your family from having that
‘sticky” feeling by having a supply of
fresh, crisp clothes ready to put on for
those special occasions. Your clothes will
stay new looking longer when cleaned at
cleaners
III North Main
Phone ItL 6-3561
m law
Miles
of
Pleasure
in a good
USED CARS
‘61 CHEVROLET, clean,
radio, heater.
‘60 C HEVROLET, real
nice, factory air.
•till Model FALCON, sian-
dard transmission, smooth
JIMS USED CARS
200 E. 12th HI, 6-9359
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15 Miscellaneous
SEWING MACHINE out of com-
mission? Call Wayne Milam. Ser-
vice on all m ikes. Phone GR 9-2775,
1017 N. Main, McLean, Texas.
ll-2tp-15.
LOST bright carpet colors . . .
restore them with Blue Lustre.
Kent electric shampooer $1. Kersh-
Griffln Hardware. ltc-15.
FOR SALE — house to be moved.
Five rooms and bath. Contact L.
B. Copeland, phone BL 6-3793.
10-tfc-15.
FOR SALE — Middling Bermuda
Grass Roots and custom sprigging.
Call Arthur W, Burrell or Raymond
Moore, Phone BL6-1O09 and BL6-
3738. 5-tfc-15.
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64-page collection of inspirational
thoughts fiom newspa\,)er column
'•Plowin' Out The Corners.” $1.90
at local stores. Carl C. Wood. Box
325, Claude. Texas, 45-tfp-15
FOR KALE - Oil drum* ter Hash
barrels, $4.00. I. c. Mundy, Texaco,
Inc., 2004 W. 1st, Phone BL6-3151.
43-tfc-15.
STOP THAT COSTLY
TERMITE DAMAGE
TO YOUR HOME!
For Free Inspection Call
WILLIAMS TERMITE
EXTERMINATION
SERVICE
(Your local Wheeler County
exterminator for tlie past
II years)
B"* 113 Wheeler, Texas
Dial 3623, Wheeler
ft-tfc-15
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STRAWBERRIES
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Purchase of $2.50 or More.
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210 SOUTH MAIN
PHONE HL 61641
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Montgomery, Arval. The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 17, 1965, newspaper, June 17, 1965; Shamrock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth529828/m1/7/?q=waco+tornado: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Shamrock Public Library.