The Panhandle Herald (Panhandle, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, July 5, 1957 Page: 4 of 4
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page 4 _ THE PANHANDLE HERALD
Panhandle, Carson County, Texas, Friday, July 5, 1957
Paul's
Panhandle
Pickings
By PAUL A. I.OFTIN
' This is our first anniversary
in Panhandle. My favorite second,
grade teacher and I could not
appreciate you more if we had
lived with you all our lives.
Thanks for your gracious accep-
tance of the few good things we
might have accomplished and
hless you for making our thou-,
sands of mistakes look small.
Try Panhandle First!
Perhaps our brother-in-law
explains our feelings when he
said: When Joy plays the fiddle,
Trouble can’t keep from dancing.
Try Panhandle First!
We hope to continue playing
a pretty-happy fiddle and want
the dancing to go right on.
Try Panhandle First!
My brother-in-law also brought
us down to earth by saying:
When a man sings his own pra-
ises, he usually gets the tune
too high.
Try Panhandle First!
That man is real gone and.
blasts by me sometime with that
cool look that would round-out
any square.
Try Panhandle First!
We missed one word from the
library story last week and this
one word caused two of our friends
to get some criticism that they do
not deserve.
Try Panhandle First!
In the library story we should
have said that Commissioners
Frank Sparks and J. O. Murray
were opposed to hiring Miss Vir-
ginia Fesler as a JOINT librarian
for Carson and Hutchinson coun-
ties.
Try Panhandle First!
We did not get in the word
“joint” and that changed the
meaning of the sentiments of Mur-
ray and Sparks. Our friends,
Sparks and Murray have not op-
posed the hiring of the librarian,
what they oppose is giving Carson
money to Hutchinson county for
the hiring of a librarian that
spends most of her time in Borger.
Try Panhandle First!
Sparks and Murray have always
voted for a Carson county library,
but they think like we do, it’s time
to have a full-time librarian for
Carson county. You might not
know, but Carson county has four
branch libraries in operation at
Pantex, Groom, Skellytown, and
White Deer, besides the big central
library in Panhandle. We say a
full time librarian would.be a big
asset to this wonderful setup and
commend Sparks and Murray for
their loyalty to the county^_
Methodist Youth
Flan Work Day
Friday, July 5, will be Work
For Hire Day for members of
the Methodist Youth Fellowship
of the First Methodist church.
By dialing 3011, or contacting
one of these youth individually,
you may have a boy or girl come
to wash your car, wash windows,
clean house or yard, etc.
The project is in the interest
of making money for the youth
sponsored Missionary for Agri-
culture to India.
Young people will be available
from 9:30 a. m.
BEN STONE INSTALLED
AS WORTHY PATRON
Ben Stone was installed as
worthy patron of Panhandle Chap-
ter, No. 760, Order of the Eastern
Star, when members met July 1 in
the Masonic Hall, with Mrs. Merle
Lewellen, worthy matron, presid-
Plans were made for an initia-
tion at the meeting, August 5.
During' a social hour refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. C. C.
Lawson, and Mrs. Kermit Lawson.
TO ATTEND YOUTH
SUMMER ASSEMBLY
Three Panhandle MYF’ers,
Vaneece Osborne, Randa McCol-
lough, and Marvon * McGregor,
along with Rev. and Mrs. James
Carter, will go to Abilene Sunday
afternoon to attend the summer
Youth Assembly for the North-
west Texas conference.
The assembly is on the campus
of McMurry College.
PARTY TIME?
We’ll help you
prepare the food.
Give us a call
Carl
Johnson Cafe
Highway 60 and 15
YOUTH TO LEAD
EVENING WORSHIP AT
METHODIST CHURCH
Members of the Intermediate,
Senior and Older Youth depart-
ments of First Methedist church
will lead the evening hour of
worship at the church this Sun-
day evening.
Services begin at 8 p. m.
General Electric
Engineer Speaks
At Rotary Club
Howard Cox, General Electric
Co. engineer, told the Rotary Club
last Friday noon about some of
the engineering advances that are
being made. He has been at Los
Angeles, but is bing transferred to
San Francisco.
Cox son of Mrs. Earl Cox and
the late Earl Cox, has been here
with his family on a vacation.
Ralph Metcalf, brother-in-law of
Cox, had charge of the program.
A past president’s pin was pre-
sented to retiring president H. L.
Powell, by Asbery A. Callanghan, j
a past president.
Audie Morgan was installed as
president, but other officers'will be
installed today.
Visiting Rotarians were: Bill
Gibbs, Earl Bullock, G. E. Mc-
Kenna, Cleo Wilson, H. E. Haltom,
Louis Seliger and W. L. Benson,
Borger; M. A. Bolick, Pampa, and
W. S. Stubblefield, ' Great Bend,
Kan.
Frank Hawkins of Borger was a
guest of H. E. Haltom.
Judith Smith Was
Cherokee At Camp
Word was received yesterday
that Judith Smith, who recently'
attended the Lions Club Crippled
Children’s Camp at Kerrville, was
a member of the Cherokee Tribe.
All camp guests are assigned to
Indian tribes during their stay.
One of the big nights came
when the Cherokee tribe per-
formed their skit. They chose
the holiday, Easter, as their
theme. •
Frank Robertson, camp mana-
ger writes that Judith was one
of the camp leaders and excel-
led in all events.
THANKS TO YOU
We wish to express our humble
thanks to everyone, friends, niegh
bors and strangers alike who
helped us fight the wheat fire on
our place Wednesday after-
noon.
The Elbert Bryant
and Buisz Urbanczyk Families
GAS-TOONS
by
FLOYD HUBBARD
Week-End Specials
‘i
Marriage license was issued on
June 28 to Montie Ross Phillips
and Mrs. Martha Barber.
“ALL SHOOK UP”
„ . . from storm watching?
Come on out for a soothing
meal. Cool, refreshing . . .
WHITE KITCHEN
Highway 60
Johnnie and Virginia Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox, Joel
Gary and Gregory of Whittier,
Calif., have been visiting in the
homes of his mother, Mrs. Earl
Cox and sister, Mrs. Ralph Met-
calf and family. When the Coxes
return to California, they will
move to San Francisco where
Howard has been transferred by
the General Electric Co.
Phone 3746
WELDED OR SEAMLESS
McDowell coupling
See or Coll
H. L. Lemons
Box 227 Panhandle
(ZZ
COOL OFF l
Swimming Is Fun —
and HEALTHY. Come
On In!
★
new hours
Weekdays: 1 to 6 p. m.
Sundays: 1:30 to 5:30 p. m.
OPEN TUESDAY and
THURSDAY NIGHTS
8 to 10 p. m.
INQUIRE ABOUT SWIM LESSONS
Bill Pemberton, Operator
Carson County Living War Memorial Pool
Former White Deer
Man Dies In Denver
Funeral services for Joe C. Har-
ris, 62, former White Deer resi-
dent, were monday at the Presby-
teriah Church of White Deer,
with the Rev. Edgar Hubbard of
that church officiating.
Mr. Harris, who lived in Den-
ver Colo., died there Friday even-
ing.
Burial was in the White Deer
cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Le-
tha one son, Carl Lilly of Denver
one daughter, Mrs. Don Haynes
of Colorado Springs, Colo, his
mother, Mrs. E. C. Harris of
White Deer; and four sisters, Mrs.
W. D. Collins of White Deer, Mrs.
Rama Christopher of Denver,
Mrs. T. C. Overstreet of Tulia,
and Miss Lemae Harris of
Amarillo.
H. H. SMITH
LAWYER
Surratt Building
—Phones—
Panhandle, Texas
Office 4181 Residence 3911
He Thinks .Ii's A Slow
Leak . . . I'm waiting
io see!
We like to see you
around . . . but we won’t
keep you waiting
for service!
Hubbards
Service Station
Texaco Products
Phone 4461
We Give S & H Green
Stamps
Highway 60 15
melLorene
Frozen COD FISH
Frozen ORANGE JUICE
Frozen ORANGE JUICE
Frozen LEMON Juice
Frozen LEMON Juice
STRAWBERRIES, Frozen
CHICKEN POT PIE
MEXICAN DINNER
Large Ear-B-Q CHICKEN, delicious
Frozen Butterscotch COOKIES
Frozen NUT ROLLS
MANY OTHER FROZEN
1-2 Gal.
Lb.
6-Oz.
12-Oz.
6-Oz.
12-Oz.
10-Oz.
8 1-2 Oz.
16-Oz.
FOODS!
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Your Stamp And Premium Store
May We Serve You — Free Delivery!
W. A. MILLER — Phone 3301
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE WILL
BE OPEN ALL DAY
JULY 4TH
Panhandle Gro. & Mkl.
S&H Green Stamps on Groceries and Meats and
Accounts Paid ^Vithin 30 Days, please
Phone 5001 W. L. Cunningham j.
Panhandle Butane & Oil Co.
Phillips 66 Jobber & Retailer
~ Charles Smith I
Glenn Downs *
Phone 2466
3rd & Elsie
A. J. Looten, Fertilizer Department
\
HOUSEGUEST IN
FRANK VISE HOME
Miss Kathy Hawkins of Ama-
rillo is the houseguest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Vise this week.
Kathy is a lovely little redhead
of two-and-one-half-years.
>*. .7..>n.-
IF IT US TO
DO MTU
Ml.
Y09U FIND
IT AT--
Panhandle Irrigation Co.
p. O. Box 187
Carroll Lisenbe
* Panhandle
Ph. 2071
ft FINANCING — DRILLING — PUMPS *
ft Two-way Radio To Speed Service To You ! ☆
LAYNE - BOWLER PUMPS
Look
Cool,
Be
Cool
Fresh
And
Spotless
Clothes
Plus
Valuable
S&H
GREEN
STAMPS
Panhandle
Cleaners
Home of Lint-Free, Static-Free
and Cling-Free Cleaning.
3 Doors South of Post Office
We Give S&H Green Stamps
W. I<. and Helen Sherwood
Phone 4901
‘Phillips
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Not only new cars, but older cars, too, will benefit from the remarkable
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and long mileage. It’s clean burning, so it needs no anti-fouling
additive. Fill up with hew Flite-Fuel at your Phillips 66
Dealer’s and discover a new high in performance!
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Loftin, Paul A. The Panhandle Herald (Panhandle, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, July 5, 1957, newspaper, July 5, 1957; Panhandle, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth881642/m1/4/?q=kitchen: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carson County Library.