The Rule Review (Rule, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 19, 1967 Page: 2 of 4
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THE RULE REVIEW.
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"Serving the Gateway to the Cotton Field*"
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
ILTON M. RICHARDS
-- Editor And Publisher
Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office, Rule, Texas,
Under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Subscription Rates $2.50 in Haskell County— $3.50 Elsewhere.
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insertion.
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Business Phone 4221 ----------Residence Phone 5071
If your Subscription has expired we will
'Appreciate your Renewal. Keep Up with all
the news around Rule.
Attend Funeral
For Loyd Howell
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pierce
and C. T. Pierce attended the
funeral of their brother-in-law
and uncle, Loyd Howell of An-
drews.
Funeral services were held
in the First Baptist Church of
Andrews, then the body was
taken to Hagermon, N. M. for
burial where grave side rites
Were held.
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Rule School
Lunch Room Menu
MONDAY
Ham and Noodles
Buttered Peas
Congealed Fruit
Sour Pickles
Rolls Butter Syrup
Milk
TUESDAY
Barbecue Buns
Green Beans
Creamed Potatoes
Onion Rings
Beet Pickles
Cookies
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Beans
Buttered Spinach
French Fries
Onion Slices
Buttered Corn Bread
Fruit Pies
Milk
THURSDAY
Chicken Dressing and Gravy j
Green Lima Beans
Celery Slices
Hot Light Bread
Jello Cookies
Milk
FRIDAY
Ham Tuna Barbecue P. Cheese
Banana and Peanut Butter San
Potato Chips
Congealed Fruit
Raisins
Cake with Filling
Milk
Subject to change
Out of^rbit
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Thursday, January 19, 1967
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remember oRvil the eyes
OF THE WORLD ANp SERGEANT
c5toole are on You during
THIS EXPEDITION !
Teachers Banding
Together To Cause
Better Education
CHARTER IW. 14539 National Bank Region No. 11
The Farmers National Bank
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
OF RUT E.
IN THE STATE OF TEXAS.AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
DECEMBER 31, 1966 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TC CAT!
%J££d°Itta^Irwcy- under sec-
ASSETS:
Cash, balances with other hanks, and cash items
in process of collection ________________________ 779 g10 go
United States Government obligations, direct
and guaranteed __________
401,365.39'
494,758.14
Homecoming Issue
Copies Of Review
Still Available
We still have some extra , California, whose schools are
Copies of the Rule Homecom- j rated at the top, is .the state
ing edition of the Rule Review, with the largest professional
-------— | education association,” he said.
j ‘‘Among the 50 state profes-
I sional education associations
in the U. S.,’> said Tennyson,
“TSTA ranks second.”
Tennyson said that 1942 has
been ithe only year in TSTA’s
existence when membership
records were not surpassed.
Membership in Texas State
Teachers Association for 1967
has boomed past a mighty
116,000. TSTA Executive Sec-
retary Charles H. Tennyson
announced today (January 9,
1967).
Last year’s TSTA rolls num-
bered 102,500. Tennyson said
final totals this year might
reach 117,000 before the count-
ing is over.
Tennyson said the big mem-
bership jump shows Texas edu-
cators are united in their de-
sire to build the state’s
cational offerings into
very best.”
Tennyson said: “This new
membership record shows Tex-! T T A PJT T'TTT*'^*
as teachcAs want a strong pro-! ^ ’
Sessional organisation. Tlje | Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships,
states with strong and active j and corporations ______________________’____ ___j 997 539
professional associations are r^. , . .
the states which make progress ime ^ + ep°s*ts individuals, partnerships
in their school and colleges. I ra 10ns ~------------ 113,311.54
“It is not coincidence that Deposits of United States Government __________ 13.559.42
Oblizagtions of States and political subdivisions..
Securities of Federal agencies and corporations
not guaranteed by U. S. ______________ _____ 53 201 72
Loans and discounts__________________________________ g50 497 50
Fixed Assets ________
edu- other Assets
“the
2.00
----------------------------------- 5,520.92
TOTAL ASSETS-------------------------------- 2,385,256.47
CLASSIFIED
'IHBtlSIMI
Deposits of States and political subdivisions______ 130,021.97
Total Deposits -------------___ $2,164,432.84
(a) Total demand deposits____$2,011,121.30
(b) Total time and savings dep 153,311.54
TOTAL LIABILITIES ---------------------- $2,164,432.84
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS:
No. shares authorized 5,000
l>Jo. of Shares outstanding 5,000, _______Tolal par value..
Tip Top Shape Ph—3426
SPOTS before your eyes—on
your new carpet—remove them
with Blue Lustre. Rent elec-
tric shampooer $1. LEWIS
lumber CO
Here For J. F
Dugan Funeral
! Among out of town relatives
and friends here for the fun-
eral of Mr. J. F. Dugan were,
Mr and Mrs. P.E Bush, Mr WE N0W HAyE THE YAMA_
and Mrs. Cleo Bush, Mr. and HAHA AGENCY for thi ,
Mrs. Ray. Copeland and son, rito excellent
R .L., Mrs. Agnes Hawkins
and daughter, Mrs. Norma
Jean ' Buckell, Mrs. Barbara
Clay, lars Marie McCJpsky
and children-of Plamview, Mrs.
Easter Bush, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bush, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hales, Mr. Layton Gober,
Mrs. L. L. Heilree, Mrs. Dauna
Erwin of Odessa, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bilberry, Ronnie and
Shirley. Mr. Buford Bush,
Mrs. Wanda Sumerall and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Boydston. Larry Williamson,
Mr- and Mrs. Rex Mahan, J. B.
Hoper, of Abilene. Mrs Tres- jj
sie Box, Mrs, O, H, Rexroat, j1 ‘ ------------
Mrs. Pauline Mixon of Dallas, j SALE_ shoes that are
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baugh of guaranteed! are less than you
Mrs. Pearl Proctor, Mr. and have to pay for others.
Mrs. Robert Dugan, Mr. Ramsy i00s f°y the whole family.
Dugan of Rising Star, Mr. and U • 1 ,?as* SIC^e 01
Mrs. Melvin Dugan, Mr. and square in HaskelL
Mrs. Cole Dugan, and Sue of
Breckenridge, Mr. Almon Cook; —
and daughter, of Moran, Mr. i
and Mrs. Raymond Spalding, SACRIFICE equity in beauti-
Mr. and Mrs. George Spalding, j ful spinet piano, in this area,
1956 PLYMOUTH FOR SALE clared, “the teachers of this.
! state are continuing to band i
50,000.00
Surplus
88,176.93
7,946.70
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _______k_________ 2,020,823.63
"Today even when Texas is.
m the midst of the worst teach-1
er shortage since 1942,” he de-! Reserves ------------------------------------------
together in the cause of better Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts__________ 2,385,256.47
Gducstion ^
1 Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar
days ending with the call date__________________ 2,115,824.93
Average of total loans for Ithe 15 calendar
days ending with call date __________________ 660,525.74
1, MORRIS NEAL, Executive Vice Pres, and Cashier of the
above named bank do hereby declare that this report of con-
dition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
MORRIS NEAL
pr.rtpq-on o’- for Pleasure.
KELSO OUTDOOR POWER
EQUIPMENT
HASKELL
FOR SALE:
Model 77 John Deere Stripper
1964 Model in good operating
condition with Fowler Wagon-
ham Mounts on 4010. Phone
2621 Vpr 7667, Crosbyton, Tex-
as. See at L. D. Anderson
Farm 6 miles North Crosby,
ton.
*
I belief.
V e • tke un(^ersiRnecl directors attest the correctness of this report
of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best
of our knowledge and belief is true and correct.
W. D. PAYNE
JACK V. McADOO
R. O. CAROTHERS
Directors
Payers
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spalding,
Mr. Aubrey Spalding, Mrs.
Ila Mae Berry, Mr. and Mrs.
TVpv Berrv pnr[ Marie of Ham- j
lin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warn-j
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. 1
Ben Higgins. Mrs. Don O. |
to responsible party. Small
monthly payments may be as-
sumed. Write Mr. Hall, Box
3192, Lubbock, Texas.
FOR SALE
Cromeens, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Block 1; Lots 1, 2, and 3.
Westmorland and Pam, Miss j Block 2; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
Kathy Sprav.berrv, Mr. and 8, 9, 10. Block 15,•"'Lots 1,
Mrs. Bun-”- Munz, Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Flores of Anson, Mr.
2, & 3. Sagerton, Texas.
Seal bids should be turned to
and Mrs. Homer Gruben. of j Rule School Board, % Super-
Potan. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil j intendent of Schools, Rule, Tex-
Henderson of Hawley, Mrs.
T. J. May of Spur. Mrs. W. M.
Williamson. Mr. Freddy Will-
iamson of Roby, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Snvder of Seymour,
Mrs. Jaunita Caffie of Stam-
ford. Mrs. Allin Hines of Jal
N. Mex. Mrs. Faye Thompson,
of Eunice N. Mex., Mr. and
Mrs. James Crosson, Mrs.
Vickey Worthington, and baby
of Gutherie. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson, and Deanne of
Sweetwater, Mr and Mrs. J. A.
Bush, of Edmondson, Mrs.
Wanda Alexander and Stevie,
of Lubbock, Mr. and Mrs.
.Tack Gore, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Ellison of Aspermont, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Smith and son
Miss Dimple Nehring of Has-
kell Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sellers
Mrs. Alice Sellers of Sagerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Letz,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klump, Mr.
and Mrs, John Duncan, Mr.
and Mrs. Speck Cox, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Garner, Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Dugan. Mr. and
Mrs. Beno Hertenberger, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Pierce. Mrs. Ol-
lie Tribbev, Mrs. Allen Letz.
and Mr. Bill Baitz of Old Glory
as, by February 14, 19'67.
Any and all bids may be re-
jected.
FOR SALE
Two houses for price of one.
Located one block from school.
Will take trade.
Jerry Decker
mmebmitmmMm I
TRY
YOUR 1966 TAXES MUST BE PAID BEFORE
JANUARY 31 TO AVOID PENALTY
JANUARY 31 IS ALSO THE LAST
DAY TO OBTAIN A VOTER
REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
All persons 21-61 must obtain a voter registration cer-
tificate in order to vote.
Every Person who will reach the age of twenty-one years
after the first day of January, 1966 and before the day of
a following election shall be entitled to vote at said elec-
tion, but should obtain a voter registration Certificafe.
Those who were 61 years of age before January 1, 1967
are entitled to vote without registrafion.
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Try A Want Ad! .
WANT ADS j
Norma
Childress
TAX ASSESSOR - COLLECTOR
Haskell, Texas
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Richards, Alton M. The Rule Review (Rule, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 19, 1967, newspaper, January 19, 1967; Rule, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth982350/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.