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1 Pay o Lttle Get a Lot PAY YOUR POLL TAX THEBK BEND VOLUME January, 98 No. 7 Presdo County, Texas c ACdPY $8, HWAY ALLOTMENT * * * * * * * * * * * * * Four ndctments Brought By Grand Jury COURT CASES TO MY 9 The Tme s Here... NOW! THRTY HOURSlSUTED BE ARED Four ndctments were brought n by the Presdo county grand jury n sesson here Monday. Davd Jmenez, Marfa, was ndcted for frst count forgery, second count passng as true a forged nstrument, and thrd count prevous convcton of a felony of a smlar nature. sdoro Daz, Mexcan natonal, was ndcted on charge of horse theft; Juan S. Martnez for drvng whle ntoxcated, subsequent offense, and Robert Sherrard of Graham, was ndcted for chld desserton. These four cases, along wth three other prevous ndctments, wll be tred ether February before Dstrct Judge C. E. Patterson, or before a jury called for February. Several have ndcated they wll plead gulty and they, wll appear before the Judge next Monday. Other ndctments prevously brought n wore aganst Ezequel Ramon Anaya of Mexco, charged wth neglgent homcde n the death of Alce Madrd, and aganst Rchard Tellez and Angel Martnez, on burglary charges. Those who do not plead gulty wll be tred n dstrct court whch wll convene at the Presdo County courthouse, Monday, February, at a.m. MOD FUND UP TO $7 TUESDAY As of Tuesday nght $7 had been secured n Marfa n the current March of Dmes fund drve. That was the report by Mrs. Roy Slaton, drve charman. Personal letters, maled Monday, had brought n $8. from ndvduals and $98. from busness houses. Ths week's projects ncluded $.6 from the Marfa-Fabens basketball game; $9. collected at Blackwell school, and coffee sales at Hghland cafe, $.7; at Pasano hotel, $,, and at Twla's, $8.. Mrs. Slaton sad she was very pleased wth the response so far and partcularly wth such early reples to the lette-s. reples to the letters. WOULD YOU W^Mg» HAVE THOUGHT OF THS? We nomnate lttle Grade Hernandez as the March of Dme* worker wth the most ntatve. Grace, -year old daughter of Mrs. Enrqueta Hernandez, went from house to house n her neghborhood, collectng nckles and dmes. Some places she was gven only eght or cents and the largest amount was cents but she kept rght on untl she had collected $.9. 8he wrote down the name and the amount of each donor. The next day she. proudly presented her money to her fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Grace Lttle, who Just as proudly turned t over to Mrs. Roy Slaton, dmes drve charman. The Crmemoble, sponsored by the Texas Law Enforcement Foundaton, a Mo«t ** u " foe classroom t scentfc crme detecton devces. The unt s tourng the state to demonstrate modem crme fghtng tools wed by law enforcement forces. All exhbts are free. M ew s^ Gardne Chamber * Head A. F. Gardner, Southern Pac- tee comprsed of*walter Garfc agent here, Tuesday nght nett, charman, D. K. Ramsey, was elected presdent of the Mar- Bll Chrstopher, John Mathews, fa Chamher -of Commerce to J. M. Humphreys and Paul Keth, succeed M. S. Baker, who has d- was named to look after ar rected the organzaton's actvtes the past year. quet next month. rangements for the annual ban Mr. Gardner and all other new Reports were heard from varous commttee charman and n offcers and drectors wll be nstalled durng the annual chamber banquet scheduled for Feb the hghway stuaton; D. K. cluded R.. Bledsoe's revew of ruary. Ramsey on membershp; Russell Thornsburg on publcty; C. Offcers who wll serve.wth Mr. Gardner are Fox Parker, L. Arthur for the ranch commttee; J. W. Peevey on recreaton frst vce-presdent; E. K. Beanland, second vce presdent; Forrest Hope, treasurer; Bll Hll, the ndustral commttee. Mr. al actvtes, and E. F. Kng for assstant treasurer; Mrs. Molly Kng turned hs report over to Lowther, secretary axd chamber manager, and M. S. Baker, West Texas ndustral confer- H. C. Ledbetter who told of the past presdent. ence n Ablene last week. Fve new drectors nclude Lucus Bunton, Abe Mowad, Basence proposed a fve-pont pro Mr. Ledbetter sad the confercbme Webb, Evan B. Jones and gram on ndustral development, J. Fred LaLanne. garment factores, processng Drectors who were retaned agrcultural products, mneral are Russell Thomsburg, George resouces, and a study of potentals of the regon ncludng n Cross, C... Arthur, Jesse Vzcano, W. E. DeVoln, Sr., John dustry, scentfc and economc J. Mathews, Fayette Yates, J. dscovery and development M. Humphreys, H. C. Ledbetter, through research, and Dr. Roy Slaton. J. W. Peevey was apponted to Members voted to resume represent the chamber at Feb. FF A AND -H STUDENTS WLL SHOW LVESTOCK N EL PASO Marfa FFA and -H Club boy* and grls wll exhbt fat lambs, four steers and two bulls, n the Junor Dvson of the Southwestern Lvestock Show n El Paso February -9. Part of the group, accompaned by Don Everett, FFA advsor; J. B. Steen, -H supervsor, and Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Chaff n* wll leave Saturday and the others wll go the frst of next week. The bull show wll be held Tuesday mornng, the steer show Tuesday afternoon, and the fat lamb show wll begn a 8 a.m. Wednesday. The sale wll be held the followng Frday. Ffteen lambs wll be exhbted by the FFA boys. Those exhbtng nclude George Doyal wth two lambs; Clegg Fowlkes, three, Mke Lvngston, two; Bobby Rawlngs, fve and Ray Roblson wth three. P-oWo County -H students wll show ambs, the four steers and two bulls..rlarjore Ch*> fn wll show two Crossbred lambs, one fnewool lamb, and one Southdown larnb, and wll also show a Hereford bull tosr Kenneth Smth. Annette Chaffn wll show two Crossbred and one fnewool lamb, one fat steer, and one bull for Kenneth Smth. Davd Ramos wll exhbt two fat steers; Hester Ann Whte, one fat steer n the open class; Walter Garvn, two Southdown lambs; Mary Jean Yates, two Southdowns; Mary Anne and Kenny Beanland, one Crossbred lamb each, and Danny Bedell, two Crossbred lambs. Joe Lane, Marfa ranchman, wll also show three Hereford bulls n senor dvson. DURHAM FLES FOR SCHOOL BOARD POST, Clfton Durham ths week fk*d as a randdate for reelecton to '.he board of trustees f the Marfa ndependent School dstrct, brngng the total number of canddates to date to four. Other canddates flng are Bll R. Shurley, ncumbent, Mrs. E. A. Mueller, and Ted Harper. PETT JURORS CALLED FOR FEB. COURT Forty-eght pett jurors have been called for the February term of dstrct court at the Presdo County courthouse., Tn the group are M. W. Black, Rudolph W. Mellard, Manuel G. Soza, Mrs. Albert Chambers, Lynn E. Dxon, Frank E. Coffeld, Mrs. H. F. Darr, Mrs. H. B. TO DEADLNE Have you pad your poll tax? Only 878 Presdo County ctzens had bought ther poll tax as of p.m. yesterday. The deadlne s Frday, January, at mdnght. The p.m. to mdnght perod s a bonus perod added through the courtesy of Deputy-Tax Collector O. A. Knght, Mrs. Thelma Morrow and Mrs. Frances Whtman. They are not requred to work those extra hours, but they do t every year just for the beneft of the loggers. Mr. Knght reported the payments were very lght n Presdo and Redford., FOR WORK The Texas Hghway depart* ment wll spend $8, for "traffc mprovements n Presdo county durng 98, D. C. Greer, State Hghway engneer, has announced. Ths s n addton to. the regular constructon and mantenance program. The work wll nclude the wdenng of structures from the Jeff Davs county lne to Marfa on U. S. Hghway 9. At the January meetng of the State Hghway Commsson, an. unprecedented $ mllon was approprated exclusvely for safety mprovements desgned to gve Toxans safer travelng on hgh-traffc volume roads. The CRtoEMOBLE WLL BE ON new program s formed from an engneerng study of accfcenjfc rates aganst the State's average DSPLAY AT COURTHOUSE FRDAY fatal-plus*nury rate of 7., A crmemoblle unt a -foot local schools, Those spots n the State Hghway System that avetc^v^j^- rollng classroom of scentfc Al school students wll tte... _ ^ crme detecton devces-wll be gven an opportunty to vew[f r. tnan ms rate are tre o*a statoned n front of the court- the unt. The exhbts wll n Jbeng earmarked for work under house n Marfa tomorrow, Fr- elude the le-detector, a polce day, and may be vsted by any gun dsplay, a drunkometer, ballnterested persons. There wll be stc mcroscopes, and the X-ray no charge. The crmemoble s sponsored by the Texas enforcement foundaton and s beng brought here by the Chamher of Commerce, workng n cooperaton wth the CEMETERY MEET FEB. Offcers of the Marfa Cemetery assocaton are remndng stockholders of the annual meetng of the organzaton n the Marfa Publc lbrary Feb., at 7 p.m. New offcers for the 98 year wll be elected. Holmes, Jr., George A. Howard, Jr., Mrs. Clarce Lankford, Rober Humphrrs, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, George Navarette, R. J. Johnson, Evan B. Jones, Paul B. Keth, E. D. Hamlton, Robert Lujan, Conrado H. Vasquez, FORMER TSTA Mrs E. F. Malan, Mrs. George HEAD TO SPEAK Mmms, Mrs. Bshop Baley, Mrs. Kerr Mtchell, Gerald Ncks. D. K. Ramsey, Mrs, Harper AT BANQUET Rawlngs, Mrs. D. S. Peevey, Alfred J. Roosevelt, Ots Settle, Dana Wllams, superntendent Mrs. Charles Shannon, Mrs. S. M. of Gladewater schools and mmedate past presdent of the Swearngen, Andrew W. Valentne, Mrs. Harold Webb, Sam Texajs State Teachers assocaton, wll be the guest speaker Humphreys, Tucker Whte, Mrs. Aanabclle Wood. Russell Church, for the annual banquet of the J. L. Blackwell, Fayette Yates, Presdo County unt of the Lamberto Agular, J. Atkns, Edmundo Neto, Mrs. Clay Slack, Mrs. S. W. Casner, Rodney Lee, Mrs. E. F. Kng, Mrs. J. W. Lawhon and S. P. Dsmukes. LEDGER HEADS DSTRCT SCHOOL LEAGUE Morrs Ledger, prncpal of Marfa Hgh school, was elected 98 charman at an organzatonal meetng of Dstrct 6-B, Texas nterscholastc League, held n Alpne*last week. Dates were set for the varous splng nterscholastc events and drectors named. Lterary events wll be held Aprl and wll probably be at Sul Ross, Alpne, although the place s not defnte, Mr. Ledger sad. raan wll host the track meet on Aprl, and the one-act plays wll be presented n Fabens on March. Coach Arthur Dawson of Marfa wll drect the tenns meet wth the fnals to be played n Marfa T.S.T.A. here Monday, February. Mr. Wllams wll dscuss the work of the Hale-Aken Commttee whch has been charged wth the responsblty of completng. a grass-roots study nvolvng the ctzenshp of every county n Texas. t has been a custom of the local unt for a number of years to hold ths publc relatons dnner, and all people nterested machne. Wal pctures wll show Texas crme fghters n acton protectng ctzens of the state. The unt s tourng the state to demostrate modern crme fghtng tools used by law enforcement offcers. JAN. LAST DAY FOR ALEN ADDRESS FLNG Mr. Marcus T. Neelly, Dstrct Drector of the mmgraton and Naturalzaton Servce today urge all alens n the New Mexco and graton Servce offce or local Post Offce. The mmgraton offcal ponted out that the law requres all non-ctzens, except persons n dplomatc status, foregn representatves to certan nternatonal organzaton, such as the Unted Natons, and alens here temporarly as agrcultural contract laborers, to report ther address to the Government each January. Mr. Neelly added: "The parent or legal guardan of an alen chld under years of age must fll out the address report form for such a chld n order to comply wth the law." Mr. Neelly advted: "t s easy for an alen to meet ths requrement. He just goes to the nearest mmgraton Servce offce or post offce, flls out the n educaton are asked to at- address report form, and returns tend. The dnner wll be at the t to the clerk Plot Lodge at 7: p.m. Reserva tons may be made wth Mss Ruth Lvngston. SANCHEZ' DAUGHTER BORN HERE THUR8DAY, Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Sanchez ths program. Greer stated that the Traffc Safety Program would be d* rected toward 98 mles of hghways n countes. The *8 projects scheduled wll be on hghways whch carry traffc, volumes of from 6 to, vehcles per day. Narrow pavements wll be wdened, and shoulders mproved. Culverts and structures at hazardous locatons wll be wdened, and dangerous curves flattened. n addton, other safety features were programed channelzaton of traffc, control of access wth barrers placed along hazardous sectons, control of access wth frontage roads at ponts of congeston, and smlar work. "We expect to get all work under way on ths specal traf» fe safety program durng the West Texas area who have not'calendar year of 98," Greer yet flled out alen address re-j stated, port fo;rms, to do so brfon? January at the nearest mm Mss Dana Peevey had as her house guests several days the frst of the week, three frends from SMU. Dallas, Mss Sally Wallace and Mss Ruth Hcrrman of Sprngfeld, Oho, and Mss of Marfa are the parents: of a Francne Cannon of San Angelo daughter born Thursday, January The grls drove over here Mon-, at the Searls hosptal. Her day from San Angelo and were weght was eght pounds and she was gven the name Delrna. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. accompaned back there yesterday by Mss Peevey and all wll go from there to Dallas. Whle here, Mss Peevey's parents, Mr. BG CROWD AT CAP BARBECUE Seventy-sx members, ther famles, cadets and guests at* tended the barbecue gven by the Bg Bend Squadron of the Cvl Ar Patrol at the M'arfa- Alnne arport Sunday afternoon* Russell Whte of Marfa furnshed the meat and Mller Robson of Marfa and Charle Hunter of Alpne were the cooks. After the barbecue, a survval demonstraton was conducted by Joe Baxter of Alpne and work was resumed on the squadron's arplane, gettng t n condton for ts test flght late n February. Out of town guests were Bll Hargus of Fort Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mankns ot Odessa and Mac McCasland ot Van Horn. MOTHERS' MARCH TONGHT The mothers' march for dmes Juan Sanchez of Marfa and Mr. wll be conducted ths (Thursday) and Mrs. Caballero of Laredo. land Mrs. Scott Peevey, accom- evenng from 7 to 8 o'clock. paned the grls on a sght-seeng Mrs. Tommy T>. Wood, charman of the Marfa march, s re Mr. and Mrs. Henry Soza and tour of the area and Mexco, and son, Henry Wayne, spent the also ntated the two grls' from questng that all who wsh to weekend n Carlsbad, N. M{., 'Yankee-land" nte the ways of contrbute turn ther porch lghts wth Mrs. So/a/* pnrents, Mr. West Texns. on f possble. A group of women Aprl 9 and Mrs. Manuel JDeAnrfn, Hen-, - *- wfcrfyvvnps each of the eght The dstrct wll be dvded ry Wayne remaned wth hs Mrs. C. A. Taylor has as her dstrcts n the. town. nto two zones for the tenns grandparents for several weeks guest ths week, her nece, Mrs. matches. vtat Varda Clack of Paao.

2 * : - ' - : V, * * - ;, ' */ V < *-..^.- \\r '*%.' -\', -v 'T '. <*7/; "( ^.:-^^^:¾ - '-"'VtStf,, k".." *-. ".,'. ara>'',» v. /, <, J -..SQLj. fcp* ' V'. * '.' ^.... : : " : W"-"- ' :', V- -L. "&> :, ':'> , ^ ^ - : - : : :. ^ ,--- " '-' -v-.- > > \.,. "" ' -, ;: ^:---^- ->.:'. ^---^- ^ - ' : ' ^W":' ''%"' -7-^-:..'.Jft^'V^V.»"» * ' ''..-'....- ''''. > - ' ' ' &. : ''-'.;V-:'S'f.V-v' xy *>^^ y¾»^¾y ¾SW!r.Vl-vv^ V'.v''.'.---'- <..'-:?«:";..-A-^arl- )---^! "**>?{! ''".J.!*. >.-.^->:- V W><.;;K--»-/j«!»fy' X*. ll' -. - : >^«^Bb'.-.-,-^^ -- --^-- - *' ^ " ^ _ ^ _. The Mara Shorthorns pro* the end of the frst quarter; 6«O. Jmenez bably establshed some sort of j a* the half, and 78-7 at the O. Roman. record here Tuesday nght when end of the thrd quarter. H. Gonzales they squashed the Sanderson Benny Salcdo started n the & Salcdo basketball boys by a near three game for the frst tme, and F. Gonzales to ojne margn runnng up a three tof Mara's ftat strng ffnal score of -. players Oscar Jmenez. Henry n vew of the fact that the Gonzales and Manuel Baeza ddn't enter the game untl the four Sanderson team had lost to the Alpne Bucks by only three th quarter. ponts earler n the season t FGFT FTP came as a surprse to fans. R. Rvera, The Shorthorns who just couldn't mss the baskets, led - at G. Najar M. Baeza 6 6 Prce Sale WNTER and SPRNG Lades Dresses t wll cost you nothng to look at them. OU M'C ''T mm D. Agular mtm**>~m 8 X ) nmhnw ' *: X * The Shorthorn B team, whch played at 6:, won ts game by a - margn. Several freshmen played lor the frst tme. The Sanderson boys led at the half -9. Martnez had 6 pts. SHORTHORNS TO RAAN; BG LAKE COMNG HERE TUESDAY Wth a record of, three wnsfmarfa and may fnd some pretty and two loeses n conference' tough competton n tte Shortbasketball play ths year, the [horns. The Owls rank hgh' n Marfa Shorthorns wll go to the dstrct wth three wns-and raan tomorrow, to take on the pne lost so far. strong raan Braves. The Braves are among the - Coach Barker, who was pleased teams whch have already lost ths week wth the larger turnout of Marfa, fans, s hopng for to the Alpne Bucks. Next Tuesday nght, February a bg attendance at the Bg Lake-, the Bg Lake Owls wll nvade Marfa game. WHEN T'S COLD We Would Lke To PONT OUT To You That You wear more clothes, heaver clothes, and wear them more. REMEMBER... The statstcs show that ONE WEEK'S embedded sol s harder on the fabrc than dry cleanngs. Get the spotted garments to Elte Cleaners as soon as possble. The sooner the spot s treated, the better the chance for SAFE and COMPLETE removal. ELTE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Your Cleaner s Your Clothes Best Frend EDDE DEVOLN Phone 9-8 GAMES WlTl The Mafrfa Shorthonfe won three of the four games played here wth the Fattens Wldcats last weekend takng both A and one game. Frday's A game ended 67 n, favor of the home boys who took the lead n the begnnng and-ged t throughout the evenn&p$e. score at half-tme was ¾. Gary Kerrck, Fabens tall THREE OF FOUR J. Calderon boy,, was hgh scorer for the. Saturday nght the Shorthorns evenng wn 8 ponts. won the" B game -, They FG FT FTP never gave up the lead the O. Jmenez 6 score at half beng 6-. H. Gonzales 7 FG FT F TP M. Baeza 6 G. Roman. ' D. Agular 7 6 R. Rvera. A l < Saturday's A game was won by a slghtly wder margn, the fnal score beng -7. The Marfa boys agan led throughout the evenng. Half tme score was 9-, Agan Kerrck of Fabens was top scorer wth ponts. FG FT F TP O. Jmenez F. Gonzales H. Gonzales M. Baeza G. Roman D. Agular Ft. Rvera The Wldcats won Frday's B game by a - margn, after the Shorthorns had taken the lead n* the begnnng and held t - at half tme. Benny Salcdo and Frank e Gonzales ted Take Home TV and MEXCAN DNNERS Jmmes Cafe TWN PEAKS ALPJJK. TEXAS $ Per Car Thurs. Two Moves Color "OKLAHOMA**" Joel McCrea, Vera Mles Deborah Kerr hag been nomnated for the Academy Award/ n March, for her part as the Nun, n ths excellent stcry "Heav«n Knows, Mr. Allson" Deborah Kerr, Rob't Mtchum FRDAY thru TUE8DAY DOUBLE-FEATURE Marlyn's Newest! "Prnce and Showgrl" TECHNCOLOR Marlyn Monroe, Laur. Olver "DANCE HENRY" Bud Abbott, Lou Contello * Per Car Wed.-Thurs. Scence Move Color 'World-Wthour-End" p L U 8 The Body e\ Soul Story of Youth "DNO" Sal Mneo, Susan Kohner NOTCE! "Two" excellent pct ures every nght! Each pcture shows one tme, on "double-feature" nghts only! Frst Move starts promptly at dark. _^ «wth ponts each for hgh scorers. % FG FT F TP M. Martnez 6 R. Freeman A L. Segura B; Salcdo F. Gonzales? O. Elmendorf T. Cano L..Agular G. Najar 6 M. Martnez O. Elmendorf R. Freeman L. Segura. B. Salcdo 7 F. Gonzales af. Contreras T, Cano ^ - J. Calderon ~ l 6 BRNCS, ALPNE CENTRAL TED N CONFERENCE The Blackwell Broncs won over Central, of Alpne by a one pont margn n Alpne last Thursday afternoon to leave them ted wth Central for frst place n Bj Bend conference play. n an earler game ths year, Central defeated the Broncs by a one-pont margn. Thursday's game ended -, the Marfa boys wnnng wth a free throw n the last fve seconds of play. The lead changed hands throughout the game. Eleslo Martnez was hgh pont man wth ponts and Armando Granado ran second wth nne ponts. Should the Broncs wn the next two conference games they wll te wth Central for top place n the dstrct. Today's game wll be played ths afternoon wth Marfa elementary boys. Blackwell Grls Lose Game The Blackwell grls lost to Central of Alpne by a 9 to 9 score n Alpne last Thursday afternoon. The Marfa grls played wthout the servces of Yolanda Nunez. The Alpne grls held the lead throughout the entre game. Connfe Montoya was hgh scorer wth 7 ponts. RAY BARNES MOVE TO NEW MEXCO Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes and son, Davd, Marfa resdents for a number of years, have moved to Lovngton, N. M., where Mr, Barnes wll be assocated wth an accountng frm and they wll make ther home. Mr. and Mrs. Jm Tyler went to Bg Sprng last week where Mr. lyer entered the hosptal for medcal treatment for two or- thre* weeks. THE SURPRSNG Shorthprna dd t agan Tuesday nght When they swamped a Sanderson team that doesn't have a partcularly good won an lost record but whch has held opponents farjy close... that s, untl the Shorthorns "Jujrrjfoanje struck. -}k > \ v THE team hasn't been very promnent n dscussons concernng the 7-A champonshp, but t s now certan tat whchever team wns wll have to reckon wth Coach Barker* men. FROM A TEAM whch consstently mssed the bucket aganst Alpne, the Shorthorns n ther last three games have featured phenomenal shootng.... not alm^y by a few... but by all members of the tear- - THE OTHER NGHT aganst Fabens, Agular started poppng them from way out beyond the fee throwlne. And he's been provng t was no fluke ether by contnung wth a realy great shootng record. FACT S, practcally every member of the team can ht from anywhere on the floor under normal playng condtons... whch doesn't nclude the Alpne jnx. But, even so, a lot of Marans wll make the trp to Alpne to see f the Shorthorns can break t. T S REGRETABLE that Marfa s practcally out of champonshp race due to a msunderstandng n the schedule whch cost Marfa a forfeted game aganst Bg Lake. Thus the record s three won and two lost, nstead of three and one. We can easly understand why four Superntendents voted to have Mara forfet the game snce Bg Lake, Alpne and raan now have one less team to worry about. BUT THE SHORTHORNS have been, comng along BO rapfdljr that by the end of the season they may well be the best team n the league. Surely the league wants the best possble representatve n champonshp toumamenu. f Marfa wns all the remanng games, we urge that somethng be done to permt the Shorthorns to play Bg Lake at another date, n leu of >the forfa* What could be more far? CTS WHEN WE suggested to Helen Forbes that she take over Marfacts last week, lttle dd we realze that the thng would snowball nto unremttng publc demand that she contnue to wrte a weekly column n the Sentnel. We're happy, folks, to present FORBES* FANCES, for your weekly enjoyment. Shur ley Texaco Servce New ::«^¾¾ & -.,, : : :.»8P''p' r^';^m>;'-]:-,>t" : f:-.--.:**. ''.,..v*',"^ "''?l ' : ) Aw.' K 'r. J#P -V TELEPHONE DRECTORY rs & press moon Extra lstngs make t easy for customers to fnd your frm ff the drectory... makejt easy for frends to call others n your household. ' ^-x"--^-^..- Call the telephone busness offce today and otder extra lstngs for your offce.., or for other mejajbezs of your famly. Bot hurry! The new drectory ^ ¾ ¾ jp^^f^^^ :' VT^ ^M; u^: TfEPH6N6 COMPANY **%*'*:-* KXV V ' SALARY, Helen... S-A-L-A- RPY-? After all, what's that compared to the last word. THOSE CUB ARPLANES you' ve seen flyng around Marfa lately-are ploted by an aeral mappng servce crew whch s makng, detaled maps of both sdes of the border for the Defense Department. Presumably, the maps wll also be made avalable to the Mexcan government D. H. ssacson s the photographer, Floyd Hansen the mechanc, and Norm Bergman and Charle Dye are the plots. We asked saacson f he'd seen anythng of the rumored Chhuahua-OJnaga road construpton. "There'a a nce road showng on my map,? he sad, "Bu % havenr been able to spot: * thng from the ar." Tneyl be movng on to tc son next to contnue mappng ttar border n that area.,¾ ^ HAVE YOU HEARD that rumor to the effect that there's gong ' to be a "drve" on motorsts now' Jhat Marfa has Hghway Patrol on statoned Wwtf'&so*.tts/fc.fWKTW-hel* h h» t to "crack dbwrt." fcrt^of; :?:> ; you're mcuned^e speed ^t^#. - here? fc,*aafc ' «*, -f ;rt < -jt.. ' > ; ^.V' ^- ' - -*r t; & V?""'f*"'^"'MlWplll»-~ '»> -» «ty^.cwunrt : '. ' ; ( ; ' : *t^' l sjay^y^^ ^.-. -^ '..'jjss'a-,*-' '.v^-z^^'d* ' ***^^v, * -l ' llt * ****"--*-! >-? >*» * " x'"v'.-. V- A, : ElfS--''' - "''*''""'" S. MMX ^PSWWW^'^-^p.yS au.a^-l:^ tmtemmm^^

3 * " ". w^vu'r'*' ^waaqwumnmrtmrnum BC B ND Marfcj, T*xo* January, 98 u f MEDTATON res* TH WorW. Mod Wdely Used Devotons! Gude Churches Welcome You./ ' t " * '? :* Upper Rtttn- C TN UMR ROOM. NASMVTUt TENMSSEt Read John :7- He (Caaphas) prophesed that Jesus should de for that naton; and not for that naton only, but that also he should gather together n one the chldren of God that were scattered abroad. (John :,.) "God has grandchldren" s a startlng statement. By wrtng t, an edtoral wrter won my open-mouthed attenton, just as he knew he would. He went on to show that God has only chldren. We are not foster chldren, or n-laws or grandsons or granddaughters. We are not mere descendants of the heavenly Father; we are Hs chldren. Sons and daughters carry certan prvleges. The chldren of the household share n all the Father possesses Hs nsghts, nto tho meanng of lfe. Hs concerns about Hs other chldren. As chldren of God we carry certan responsbltes, too. We strve for the mnd of Chrst, our brother; we have part n Hs sufferngs. We fnd that there are exactng requrements for the sprtual gfts we receve. As chldren of God, we enter nt.- a partnershp for God's purposes. PRAYER My Father, and the Father of al men everywhere, teach me the meanng of sonshp. Save me from self-concet. Keep me from despar, for fall short of a sen's stature. n the name of Hm who came to show me the dmensons of Thy fatherhood. Amen. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY n the famly of God a rvne radance surrounds all who are bound together n Chrst. T. Otto Nal (Mnnesota) SR GRADUATE ACCEPTS BEDFORD JOB Raul S. Cruz, Mara hgh school graduate, has completed hs work toward a major Elementary Educaton and wll receve hs bachelor of scence degree ths month at Sul Ross State college. He has accepted a poston wth the school system n Rodford upon graduaton. Mr. Cruz s a son of Mrs. Luz S. Cruz of Marfa. ST. MARY'S CATHOLC CHURCH Father Augustne Cuatcro Father Vncent Sanuto Sunday Masses 6:, 8:,9: and : a.m. Masses on Frst Frdays 6: and 8: a.m. Week Day Masses 7: and 8: a.m. Confessons Saturdays to and 7 to 8 p.m. FRST METHODST CHURCH Rev. Harvey Carrell, pastor Sunday School 9: a.m. Church Servces a.m. Vesper Servces p.m. Monday Junor Chor Practce p.m. Wednesday Senor Chor Practce 7 p.m. EMMANUEL BAPTST CHURCH Rev. J. B. Parker, pastor Sunday School 9: a.m. Preachng a.m. Tranng Unon 6: p.m. Preachng 7: p.m. Monday Jose Bennett Crcle 9: a.m. Royal Ambassadors 7 p.m. WMU 7: p.m. Men's brotherhood 7: p.m. (th Monday.) Ella Chastan crcle Tuesday 8 p.m. Wednesday Grls Auxlary p.m. Wednesday Sunbeams p.m. Wednesday Prayer Mealng 7: p.m. Thursday Recreaton 6 p.m. FRST PRESBYTERAN C-HURCH Rev. Macofm A. Harrs, pastor Sunday School 9: a.m. Church Servces a.m. Chor practce to : p.m. Sunday. Trustee meetng : p.m. Sunday. Junor Westmnster shp Sunday : p.m. Fellow FRST DAPTST CHURCH Rev. C. O. Johnston, pastor Sunday School 9: a.m. Worshp Servce a.m. Tranng Unon 6: p.m. Evenng servce 7: p.m. Monday W. M. U. : p.m. Wednesday. Grls Auxlary' : p.m. Sunbeams p.m. Prayer Meetng 7: p.m. CHURCH OF CHRST Rev. T. H. Etherdge Mr. Joe L. Smth, Jr. Sunday Bble Study : a.m. Sunday Church Servce a.m. Sunday Bble Class Study 6: p.m. Sunday Nght Servce 7: p.m. *m*\ # :¾¾¾¾¾ ^ y* «% *%:«%*".: mm- ;*$ $ '# W^WS&X^F' ^s^j^.^'^^f*'-^'^^''*'*.< :«.-....«v.-.-:- Wf- tly two centures ago n the fateful course of human events Lberty was M, wmfflgma Wth justfable prde we declared # & ^¾¾¾¾^ MJM- ^MMm our ndependence... Lberty and the rghts $P«BF tttjjgm& of all men. The sprtual aspect of the proposton of freedom, equalty and justce for alt was fundamental n the devel* * opment of these new deas. Lberty lovng fathers, possessed of unyeldng fath and vtal relgous convctons suppled the genus. Before a government could be founded on the brotherhood of man... there had to be the Fatherhood of God. Then let us preserve ths freedom through eternal vglance, unceasng prayer and unfalng fath. ndependence!!!... the Fourth of July. Let us ever remember the source of our freedom... The Book. A-Men, ^%. ¾¾ SAN PABLO METHODST CHURCH Rev. Benjamn Pcazo, pastor Sunday School a. m. Church Servce a. m. MYF : p.m. Church Servce 7 p.m. Tuesday Bble Study 7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meetng 7 p.m. ndk EL mhrakwjc mrtomf ftrmt wrtesfcl * MM *a*k.7*' to «> * romtf eft*** M M eys» 9«H, Ml-fffftJ** fr*ftto r -HP"* -" ST. PAUL'S* EPSCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Charles L. Conder Sunday Church am. Mdweek Church School, Wednesday, : to pjn. Wednesday Holy Communon, a.m. FRST CHRSTAN CHURCH Rev. Otto F. Marshall, pastor Sunday School a.m. Church Servce am Wednesday Prayer Meetng 7: p.m. JEHOVAH'S WTNESSES 7 E. San Antono Ave. Rchard J. Erdody Sunday group Bble study wth Watchtower, pjn. n Englfch, : p.m. n Spansh. Tuesday 7 pjn. group study wkth book "You May Survve Asmageddon nto Qpd's New WorM." YOUTH F*LLOW8H» Hgh school students and over elgble. Sunday 7. p.m. Fellowshp Hall, Methodst Church. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robnson, sponsors. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Thrd & Hghland Sev. W. A. QHbert, f»s*tor Bble Study Thursday 7: p.m. Prayer Meetng Frday 7: p.m. Sunday School 9: a.m. Preachng am Evangelstc servce 7:9 p.m. Buld a strong rcher lfe,. WEST TEXAS UTLTES CO. BAKER JEWEtfRS GEORGE CROSS, PHARMACST / CARRGERS NATONAL BANK MOTOR SALES / ELTE LAUNDRY & CLEANERS BARKER OL CO. VZCANOS' DEFT. STORES Marfa & Presdo, Texas LOCKER PLANT EFH KNG NSURANCE AGENCY KELLEY FUNERAL HOME WORSHP TOGETHER EVERT WEEK HGHLAND BUTANE CO. AKERY 'S HANDY STORE CTY MUG STORE SAFEWAY GROCERY STORE <SwW> r ---- : - : -v -' -> ^Mb^-^u&u>^-U..' «*. ' ;< *,....' -...X

4 '! *-r -!. r+ \ { "? -'''*%, -\ CLASSFED RATES: c per lne frst nserton, c per lne subsequent nsertons, wth a mnmum charge of c*f rst nserton and c each subsequent nserton. All ads for the regular clqssfed secton must be n pror to : p.m. Wednesdays. NOTE: The Sentnel does not vouch for any of the clams made by advertsers who solct fees, down payments or money for any purpose whatsoever. The clams of "advertsers have not been nvestgated by the Sentnel and we urge that careful nqury be made before nvestments are made. FOR SALE m FOR SALE One sprng and mattress, twn sze. Phone PA 9-8, Mrs. Russell Whte. B8. FOR SALE Pano, $7. J, M. Humphreys. B8. FARMERS have good home WLL BUY small house ether grown certfed 7-C cotton Marfa or Alpne. E. T. Lews, seed for sale. Add delnted'and San Saba, Tex. B86. Ccressn treated. W. H. Ellott, Box 9, Mara. ' B7. SELLNG, bales of green alfalfa by the bale at Presdo, [Texas. Phone G 9-9. See Jm Halper or Manuel Franco. B69. HAS YOUR T.V. BEEN BURN- [NG OUT TOO MANY TUBES? luce that ntal surge of curt that s so damagng to bes when you frst turn on {your T.V. Allow your set to operate at a lower voltage that lengthen ts lfe. Call me for a T.V. Voltage Regulator, Only $.7, free nstalla* Marshall Kelley T.V. Ser Phone PA 96. FOR SALE Twn sze matand sprngs. Phone PA, Mrs. Russell Whte. B6. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRTER ftg *»»«; very tssarmnm Newly cleaned and repared lone PA 9. Bg Bend Sent- REAL ESTATE a Ranch Busness or Home? See Dr. A. J. Hoffman. FOR RENT FURNSHED apartments for rent Phone PA 9, Mrs. Chas. Bshop Sr. B79. FOR RENT Unfurnshed - bedroom house, also furnshed apartment. Phone PA 99, Mrs. J. J. Frankln. B77. FOR SALE or RENT -bedroom house. Excellent locaton. Phone PA 96. B. FOR RENT -bedroom. furnnshed house wth garage,.west Columba. A99. tpletely, Centrally Ar-Condtoned and Heated. Swmmng Pool FOR RENT Furnshed apartments, E. Lncoln St., Robnson Apts. A6. PERCE APARTMENTS Modern Quet Convenent Phone PA 979 Edde Perce, Owner WANTED WANTED Largest possble tract of land n Presdo County for $7, cash under Texas Veterans Land program. Please wrte RC at Box 9, Ft. Worth, Texas. B8. MAN OR WOMAN to take over route of establshed customers n Marfa, Weekly profts of $. or more at start, possble. No car or other nvestment necessary. Wll help you get started. Wrte C. R. Ruble, Dept J-, The J. R. Watkns Company. Memphs, Tenn. B8. WLL BUY used addng machnes n good condton. Bg Bend Sentnel. MAN, 8, marred, chldren, steady, ambtous, desres job managng commercal cattle cancb^ln'west Texas, wth prlvlege of runnng own cattle. Experenced, speaks Spansh. Wrte Box X, Bg Bend Sentnel. B7. TYPEWRTERS Wll buy good used typewrters. Bg Bend Senfor sale. B7. SENTNEL CLASSFED ADS ARE THE LTTLE GANTS OF ADVERTS NG. WHY NOT TRY ONE NEXT WEEK? RANCH LOANS BANKERS LFE COMPANY C. E. McFARl.AND JWRLSPONDENT, TEXAS rdon braggng about our] *"* KS rttew-rtsonew Compbfe Hott Strvket /^*s?y Coffee Shop ^ jrz*st* r '* * MlefromOdwnfown Oalat # But TramportatWn at Door Dfrooftyoerotfrof CHyftwk O Da*Wul Room*-.¾¾¾ raambssr N.faT*CwS MOO FMRMOUNT^UU - fof Chldren taufsmftttta***. >/ V _WW^^WR. Plf WW' DALLM '.» vv.. 6G BEND SENTMEL January, 98 MSCELLANEOUS NCOME TAX SERVCE 8 Abbott St B66. WESTERN Mattress Co., upholsterng and renovatng, n your cty twce monthly. Leave name at Toltec Motel for pckup and delvery. Phone PA 99.- T6. VENETAN BLNDS Repars or new nstallaton. Phone PA 9 for estmates Kelly Applances. MT BOUND Ledgers, both sngle and double entry, large and mnature szes, also account books at the Sentnel. POLTCAL ANNOUHCMW Names of poltcal canddates for state, dstrct, county, precnct and local pad offces- wll he placed n the Sentnel's poltcal column only upon payment of the stated poltcal announcement fee. Upon payment pf fee, the name wll be placed n ths column and reman n t untl after the electons. Dstrct offces......$.. County and Precnct offces $.. Constable and Justlcp of Peace...:...$7.. No charge School Trustees FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES NDEP. SCHOOL DSTRCT BLL R. SHURLEY CLFTON DURHAM MRS. E. A. MUELLER TED HARPER FOR COUNTY JUDGE FOR COUNTY-DSTRCT CLERK FOR COUNTY TREASURER FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR FOR COMMSSONER PRECNCT NO. FOR COMMSSONER PRECNCT NO. FOR JUSTCE OF PEACE PRECNCT NO. LEGAL NOTCE NQTCE KNOW ALL "MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, * that whereas the Commssoner's Court of Mtchell County, Texas at a specal called sesson on January, AJD. 98 passed an order whch was entered on the mnutes of sad court, n volume 8, page 6, appontng the undersgned, Dan Prtchett of Colorado Cty, Mtchell County, Texas, specal commssoner to advertse for lease at publc aucton, for ol, gas and other mnerals, the herenafter descrbed property, located n Presdo County, Texas, and descrbed as follows, to-wt: An undvded one-half mneral nterest, under survey No., Mtchell County School Lands, located n Presdo County, Texas, sad nterest beng 6. (twentyone hundred sxty-one and /) acres more or less; NOW THEREFORE, Nottee s hereby gven that on the th day of February. A.D. 98, at :6 a.fa. at the Court Houae door of Mtchell County, Texas, the undersgned, as specal com* mssoner, wll accept, bds, at publc aucton, for ol, gas and mneral leases on the above-descrbed mneral estate located n Presdo County, Texas.. Th* County reserves the rght to reject any and all bds. Wtness my hand at Colorado Cty, Texas, ths the th day 6 January, AJD. 8. Dan Prtchett, Specal Commnwoaer TME WAS Jan., 8 Mss Mary Lee Harper was W. B. DeVoln was named cty elected presdent of the Pre* commssoner to replace Joe Nelson whose resgnaton was ac Pecos Teachers' assocaton, Mss sldo County unt of the Transcepted. Mr. Nelson resgned n Ruth Lvngston was elected vce order to accept a promoton wth presdent, and Mrs. D. C. Moore, Radford Grocery Co. n Clovs, secretary-treasurer. N. M. *» Mss Peggy Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Powers, Jan., 97 went to Mexco Cty to spend the J. W. Peevey was named dsaster charman of the Presdo- remander of the wnter. She planned to hold a tutorng poston untl the start of the Febru the Amercan Red Cross; Lake T. Jeff Davs Countes chapter of ary term of the Unversty of Ztut f SSL^th^ * et r Mexco, when she expected to enter the school. Wlle V. Bram accepted, a poston wth the Texas Company under the local agency owned by Hllsman Davs. He had prevously been employed wth Servce Grocery. * * * Jan., 98 Dr. Lous M. Cartall, Marfa physcan for about a year, announced hs plans to enter a partnershp wth a doctor n Del Ro. Espy Mller of Fort Davs and Davd Combs of Marathon were re-elected presdent and vce presdent, respectvely, of the Hghland Hereford Breeders assocaton at the twenty-nnth annual meetng of the organzaton. GRL SCOUT ACTVTES CHARTER NO. 78 BANK'S OFFCAL STATEMENT OF FNANCAL CONDTON of the FORT DAVS STATE BANK AT FORT DAVS, TEXAS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSNESS ON THE ST DAY OF DECEM BER, 97, PURSUANT TO CALL MADE BY THE BANKNG COMMSSONER OF TEXAS N ACCORDANCE BANKNG LAWS OF THS STATE. RESOURCES Lo^ and dscounts, ncludng overdrafts agent n charge of the U. S.^us- Unfted Stetes Government Oblgatons, drect and oms offce here, succeedng a. *. guaranteed - ~. Gallagher, and Thomas J. Brady, Oblgatons of'steta'*a^~po^ - patrol Border nspector Patrol here, wth transferred the U. S. Cash, balance due from other banks, ncludng reserve balances, and cash tems n process of to El Paso, where he was to head collecton (ncludng exchanges for clearng house) the Spansh departmest of the Bankng house, or leasehold mprovements Border Patrol academy. Furnture, fxtures, and equpment Three weddngs were of nterest to Marfans. Mrs. Marjory Total Resources J. Paran of San Antono and Sherff Ernest Bamett of Marfa were unted n marrage n San Antono; Mrs. Jean Blar and LABLTES AND CAPTAL ACCOUNTS Jerry Garnett, both of San Angelo. were marred here n the Common Captal Stock - home of Mr. Gamefb parents, Surplus: Certfed $6,., Not Certfed $- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garnett, and Undvlded profts Mss Mary Jane Englsh ard Demand deposts of ndvduals, partnershps, and Mchael Rane, son of Dr. and corporatons * Tme deposts of ndvduals, partnershps, and Mrs. M. F. Rane of Marfa, were unted n marrge n a Dallas church ceremony. corporatons Publc funds (ncl. U. S.-Govt, states and poltcal subdvsons) Total all deposts $97,.6 Other labltes f:mft Total Labltes and Captal Accounts WTH THE 66,6. 8,677.7,. 9,9.7,.,.,86,698.,. 6,.» &*? 7,6.9,7.8 7,86.7*,,,86*698. Lght." Afterward Frances Heacock served refreshments to Kay Layer, Kathy Gardner, Carol Cape, Anta Dutchover and Susan Whte, members, and Mrs. Busy Bee Brownes, at ther Russell Whte and Mrs. Lester STATE OF TEXAS meetng last week, elected Cndy Cape, leaders. COUNTY OF JEFF DAVS, H. D. Coleman bemg Casher of the above nametd bank, Wells, presdent; Sandra Kay do solemnly swear that the foregong statement of condton s true Corder, secretary-treasurer, and Kay Bunon, reporter. Troop No. 7 met Tuesday wth to the best of my knowledge and belef. The group began a new unt Judy Harrs conductng the bust (Sgned) H. D. CULJUMAN on health study, n whch they ness sesson, They decded to. Subscrbed and sworn to before me ths th day of January, checked santary supples n the hold an omcers electon next'8. Scout shack and made st-upons month, and made plans to celebrate the troop's brthday. Notary Publc, Jeff Davs County, Texas (Sgned) MARY ANNE CARLTON out of newspapers. Kay Bunton servel refreshments to Lnda Arce, Dana Ba* ^Nadne Huth and Glora Doyal served refreshments to Jeanne ker, Karen Brown, Clara Cano, Fauk, Donna Hampton, Judy Ann Chrstopher, Sandra Corder, Betty Dutchover, Laura Harrs and Jule Cross, members, and Mrs. John Cross and Mrs. Franks, Lnda Mendoza, Krsta Malcolm Harrs, leaders. Thornsburg, and Cndy Wells. A new member, Kay Layer, was welcomed nto the Sunflower ( Brownes, and was elected to ( serve as new presdent of the group. Other new offcers elect-, ed were Kathy Gardner, secretary, and Frances Heacock, reporter, The grls olayed "Mother May U?" and "Red Lght-Green Busy Bee Brownes met agan Monday of ths week and contnued work on ther health unt. The grls learned the correct manner n whch to report an accdent. Members present at the meetng were Lnda Lee Arce, Dane Baker, Kay Bunton, Ann Chrstopher, Sandra Corder, Laura Franks, Lnda Mendoza, Krsta Thornsburg <antt Cndv Wells. WORLD CHAMPONSHP EL PASO COLSEUM r..<". 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5 , Wm mmpy** wnnm a :«>. WWWHWwwWWu utum «...;»' * -.' ' ' * j. N<-* A < ': NOTHNG TO BUY - ASK FOR H R FRfE CROSS-OUT CARD AT YOUR SAFEWAY PLAY SAFEWAY - GOLD BOND.. «.» j....» v ; ^ v,; : * '»,. ' ' " A - '. V.t" OUT PP FOR OVH $8,. N PRZES **» t>..«*.' -v ml '" : v v»-$^ r *.-rr ^m*m^^^»rj^ LJ.,^^. *JU.*PMW M < M.jnj-»"-JBP'-lS"-'YOUR, THRD SET CROSS - OUT NO/S. ~\ tpqy them aganst all your cards.. Pck, yp, another card today a* Safeway and jplay t aganst ths set of numbers. - * > f w J» ¾: f f *& Just match the Master "Cross-Out" Numbers n our ads aganst the Cross- Out Numbers on each of your cards. Play each group of Master Numbers as a set Rules on every Cross - Out Card. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BG "UBBY-SALE" SAVNGS NOW AT YOUR SAFEWAY! Ths s A Sample Cross - Out Card f f f f f Lbby's Fnest No. Can FOR Look At Ths Lbby's Fnest oz can Lne-Up of Values! QUT Fnest No. Can FOR $ LBB'YS PEAR HALVES No. Can 9c Pneapple Slced No. Can c nun CCKTML Lbby's Pneapple Crushed No: Cars' 9c *?< KRAUT No. Can 7c RED SALMON Sockeye No. tall Can 89c PNK SALMON No. tall Can 6c Venna Sausage oz. con c DLL PCKLES Whole oz. Jar c DLL PCKLES Kosher oz. Jar c Lbby's Fnest Corned BEEF HASH 6 oz can c Lbby's Fnest Corned BEEF HASH oz can 9c NECTARS Aprcot, Peach & Pear oz tn for 7c a BROCADE SOAP 6 reg bars 9c Party Prde ce Cream V gal.. 79c Gardensde Tomatoes ½ can c AMERCAN BEAUTY Macaron oz pkg 9c BEL AR FANCY Frozen Strawberres 6 oz pk 7c BEL AR PLAN OR PNK 6 oz Can Frozen Lemonade for PET RTZ, APPLE, PEACH Frozen Frut Pes 8 nch 7c c DRP, REGULAR, FNE Edwards Coffee lb can $.77 DRP, REGULAR, FNE Edwards Coffee lb can 89c CAPTANS CHOCE FROZEN Fshstcks oz pkg Butter, Dary Glenn lb SLEEPY HOLLOW BLEND Maple Syrup oz btl n ths ad are effectve thru Sat., Feb.» >.» «7c 79c 6c - T'S SAFEWAY FOR THE VERY FNEST PRODUCE AVOCADOS c Calf. Selected EACH * ft APPLES red delcous LB. c... - " POTATOES No. Russett lbs 9c CELERY lg crsp stalk LB le L BANANAS golden rpe lbs.. c GRAPEFRUT 8 lb bag SAFEWAY MEATS - GUARANTEED TO PLEASE TURKEYS TOMS lb 9C -lbavg CHUCK ROAST U, Choce Beef B c SLCED BACON MorrellV Yorkshre LB 7c SRLON STEAKS! U.S. Choce Beef LB. 89c «nrt '; f M ly»." J PORK ROAST Plcnlo Cut LB 9c A 9c Center Cut l! ''. SHOULDER LB c t tj... ^ ^. ^ ^.,jr*'.;j.-*' k A ALL DETERGENT Mft LB BOX $. w*^ wwfw PZZA PE Appftn Way, $peo»a» Paok ½ ox' c 'W"M ft' *!tff *!>!*.&' '*mr!!'!-8 w& -CATfOOD PUM N' Boots o*oan c ^^fl^x&jwrtf* TOOTH PASTE Pt>p$od*nt Economy Bst 69c.,' -M*> l^tv^t-hf^f**. "Jjjt'J^ A'Mtk^^^tt^H^^^^lmtM^ HENZ BABY FOOD Stran*)* Vnrltty * * f.**.- :»!?'- ' '. DAPER.:*wfjr s- -,-,-». ' > '! v. s :<v.--. '.: [., %&:&* ' <.! : JWUfll- '<'. m: &tezj. X >,.X BAYER ASPRN Ntfc*

6 / MM ll mm j mm NMWNMM.MMMWV»**«MWl wwv.wy.ytn^,^.^. and 8> c ear JT :ut ER l! '- c YER ef <»,» :..<y l'"> '. ''' " NANCY LEE FSHER WL MARRY U. S. AR FORCE MAN N JUNE Of nterest to Marfa frends s an announcement made ths week by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fsher ol Pecos, former Marfa resdents, tellng of the engage* ment and approachng marrage of ther daughter, Nancy Lee, to Arman Second Class Llnwood Lee Sasser ot Robns Ar. Force Base, Georga. The weddng wll take place n June and wll be held n the Presbyteran church n Pecos. The Fshers made ther home n Marfa for a number of years before movng to Pecos about a year ago. The brde-to-be s a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fsher of Fort Davs, who were among the early poneer ranch settlers n Jeff Davs county. Mss Fsher attended the Marfa schools, was graduated from thfe hgh school here n the sprng of 96, and the followng year attended Trnty unversty n San Antono. She majored n elementary educaton and was a member of the Trnty Freshmen women's organzaton. Snce September, 97, she has been employed n the. Agrcultural Stablzaton and Cbnqervaton offce n Pecos. The brde-groom s a son ot Nancy Lee Fsher Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Sasser of Prnceton, North Carolna. He was educated n the schools there and attended the Unversty of North Carolna two years before jonng the Ar Force. He majored n chemstry. He has been n mltary servce two years and wll complete two more years o Udnng. JUNE WEDDNG SET FOR CORNNA CARR, C. F. SMTH OF DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. Robert sfcac Carr of San Antono, formerly of Marfa, are announcng the engagement and forthcomng marrage of ther daughter, Ella Corrnna Carr, to Chadwck Ftzhugh Smth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ledson Smth of pallas. The couple wll exchange marrage vows Frday, June 6, n the Chapel of St. John the Devne, Epscopal, n Houston. The Carrs made ther home n Marfa for a number of years before movng to San Antono n 9* Mss Carr attended Marfa Elementary and Hgh school, and was graduated from Northfeld School for Grls n East Northfeld, Mass. She s now a senor hstory major a Rce nsttute n Houston. She was named to Who's Who at Marfa Hgh school, was presdent of the student body at Northfeld School for Grls, and s a member of the Elzabeth Baldwn lterary socety and on the yearbook staff at Rce. Mr. Smth was graduated from Woodrow Wlson Hgh school n Dallas, attended North Texas State college n Denton, and re- Traffc Safety s Hstory Club Program Theme Marfa Hstory club members took ther theme for study Tuesday afternoon from the subject of "Traffc Safety," developng the theme "Trals Blazed the Way for Hghways.'* Mrs. A. E. Lgon was the leader. n the absence of Mrs. E. F. Kng, Mrs. E. B. O'Qunn dscussed ^'Old Trals and Ther Hazafs," artt Mrs. J. B. Steen spoke on "Modern Hghways and Traffc Safety," orgnally scheduled to be presented by Mrs. Ernest Barnett, who was unable' to be present Reports gven durng the bus-j ness perod ncluded a remnder ( of a Communty Concert meetng set for early sprng to make plans for next year's drve. Mrs.' E. F. Malan dscussed these j plans. Mrs. L. C. Brte spoke on educa-' ton, and Mrs. A. E. Lgon on' on fne arts, or Texas muscans.'. An electon of offcers wll be held next mon h and the nomnatng commtte apponted wll be headed by Mrs. A. L. Baugh, wth Mrs. Kng and Mrs. O'Qutnn assstng. Mrs. Baugh was hostess for the Tuesday meetng, entertanng the group n the Palsano hotel Followng the program she served lght refreshments to Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Mrs. R. A. Bshop, Mrs. Brte, Mrs. R. S, Me* Crackerr. Mrs. Frank Coffeld, Mrs. lgon, Mrs. C. D. Johnston, Mrs. J, M. Humphrey?, Mrs, Ma* an, Mrs. Paul Keth, Mrs. Ma* colm Harrs, Mrs. Steen and Mrs. O'Qulnn. MRS. BARTON ENTERTANS, BAPTSTfRdUP Mrs^JVanfc barton was hostess n her home Monday a*tantopn> entertanng members 6 the Margaret Maurer crcle of the Frst Jfepftft <t)tutctk /"W.Jfl!$SP7,*Y " «*«% <»., «.'.l MftH HH nn,»; fcwj^^vw.')**..^*-''** "V\."'.' H Ella Cornna Carr ceve hs fchchelor rf scence degree from Southern Methodst unversty n Dallas. He s now a senor medcal student at the Unversty of Texas medcal school n Galveston. He s a member of Lambda Ch Alpha and Ph Ch medcal faternty. FRDAY CLUB ENTERTANED BY MRS. McFARLAND Frday Brdge club members were guests last week n the home of Mrs. Clyde McFarland\ Two tables of players were present and ncluded Mrs. J. W. Chrstopher, Mrs. R.. Bledsoe, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Cray Mtchell and Mrs. Joe C. Mtchell, members, and Mrs. J. B. Pruett, Mrs. H. O. Metcalfe and Mrs. MRS. ARMSTRONG WLL SPEAK AT BETA QTA MEET Developng the theme for the year, "Professonal Growth- Lvng a Productve Lfe," Beta ota chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma wll have Mrs. Noble Arm* strong as the guest speaker at ts meetng n Marathon Saturday afternoon, Feb.. the Marathon club house wth members from, that communty as the host group. Mrs. D. W. Collns wll furnsh'the muscal porton of the program. MSS HOLMES SPEAKS TO PLOT CLUB Mss Adde Bertha Holmes told of the numerous factors nvolved n the work of rehabltaton of handcapped chldren when she spoke at the program of Marfa Plot club Tuesday noon at the Old Borunda cafe. Mss Holmes had prevously gven the talk at a meetng of the Marfa Study club. She was presented by. Mrs. B. F. Gearhart, who was n charge of the program., Three guests, Mss Holmes', Mrs. Jack Meckln and Mrs. Walter Garnett, attended the meetng. SATURDAY COFFEE COMPLMENTS SUZANNE HOWARD Mss Suzanne Howard, brdeelect, was the honor guest for a weekend courtesy Saturday when Mrs. G. A. Howard, Jr. and Mrs. L. E. Howard entertaned wth a coffee at St. Paul's Parsh house. Some hundred or more guests accepted the hosptalty. The coffee table featured whte stock as a centerpece, and an 'arrangement of lemon leaves and whte beauty bush adorned the pano. Alternately presdng at the table and otherwse assstng the hostesses wth the courteses were Mrs. Scott Peeveyj Mrs. Noland Kelley, Mrs. J. P. Sears, Mrs. Jack Edwards, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Johnny Fnley, Mrs. Bshop Baley, Jr., of Austn, Mss Dana Peevey, Mss Bobbye Humphrs, Mss Lnda Baley and Mss Jule Nelson. MRS. ARTHUR ENTERTANS THURSDAY CLUB Mrs. C. L. Arthur was hostess n her home last week, entertanng members of the Thurs day Brdge club. The two tables of players n eluded one guest, Mrs. Hayes MtchelL and Mrs. J. B. Pruett, Mrs. Clay Mtchell, Mrs. A. E. Lgon, Mrs. W. E. Bun ton, Mrs. Emmett DeVoln and Mrs. W. W. Gentry, members. Hgh score prze went to Mrs. Bunton, Mrs. Mtchell won second hgh and the consolaton went to Mrs. Lgon. Mrs. Arthur served coffee, N cold drnks and cookes to the group. GARDEN CLUB MEET FEB. ^Marfa Garden club members Wll contnue ther study of trees sutable for the Southwest when they meet n regular sesson A. F. Gardner, guests. Wednesday, Feb., at 9: a.m. n the Beta Sgma Ph buldng. Mrs. Clay Mtchell won the The group wll study specal hgh score prze, and Mrs. Bledsoe won second hgh. Mrs. Mc-Bunton wll be n charge* of the holday arrangements. Mrs. O. M. Farland served coffee and candy program n the absence of Mrs. to the group? - :- Arthur Kerr. mmtfmmmf^mmmmmmm / l/s e*&fcu, BG BEND SENTNEL January /,9,8, tl..^. v>_ jf/ f Mr. and Mrs. V*. V Bvans, Jr., of Magdalena, N. M., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Bennett. "AUNT ELLA" CHASTAN COMES HOME FOR 89TH BRTHDAY Mrs. Ella Chastlan, "Aunt Ella".to the many frends who have known her for so many years, celebrated another brthday annversary ths month, She was eghty-nne years old on January 6..Ths year she was at home wth relatves and frends. Last year when the annversary date arrved, she was n a Kermt hosptal convalescng after recevng a broken hp n a fall. She was n the hosptal a full year just returnng to her home here about three weeks ago. And she gets around the house qute churches n Marfa. Mrs. Chastan has no chldren but she has been a mother to her nece, Mrs. Orr Kerr, snce Mrs. Kerr was sx years old. n addton to Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Bennett, frends who helped "Aunt EUa" celebrate her brthday last week were Mrs. H. F. Darr, Mrs. W. H. Rawlngs, Mrs. J. B. Parktr, Mrs. Ray Landrth, Mrs. Fred Dumas, Mrs. Bll Dodson, Mrs. Everett Stewart, Mrs. J. H. Lock, Mrs. Tom Wnn, Mrs. George Howard, Sr., Mrs. Earl Dumas, and Mrs. H. S. Greenup. well n a walker n spte of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Adams her njury and her age. (vsted Mr. Adams mother and Last Thursday afternoon mom sster n ' Bonham ~ " and - a -*-* sster bers of the women's organzaton n Sherman, Thursday of last of the Emmanuel Baptst church week through Sunday. and several other frends bearng personal gfts, also a brthday cake, ce cream and coffeesurprsed Mrs. Chastan n the home whch she shares wth her younger sster, Mrs. Jose Bennett. "Aunt Ella" s truly a poneer of the Bg Bend. She has lved n Marfa ffty-eght years, comng here thrteen years after her marrage to Mlton Chastan n 887. She frst came to Alpne n s** movng there wth ner parents from south of San Antono. Mr. and Mrs. Chastan frst, made ther home on the ranch; now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mtchell. They lved there untl 96 when Mr. Chastan became sherff of Presdo county. At that tme they moved nto town and made ther home at the jal urvtl Mr. Chastan's death n 97. Mrs. Chastan contnued to make Marfa her home followng her husband's death and for more than twenty years she and her sster have lved together. Her church has been just about the most mportant thng n her lfe and untl last year she took part n all church actvtes. She has been a charter member of three curches the Alpne Baptst church, and the Frst Baptst and Emmanuel!l Oven-Fresh VALENTNES Taste Treats There's delght n every bte of. our delcous baked goods... tops for flavor and freshness always! Try us for anythng from bread to banquet fare! PHONE PA 9-89 BAKERY Mr. and Mrs. Webster c c c and up to $. Cut Flowers and Potted Plants SCHOOL SUPPLES Drawng Paper Small Memo Books Ever Handy Clps Damond Paper Fasteners Dav Glow Stars Polly's Posey Shop The Lttlest Store n The Bggest State 'f GVE FLOWERS OFTEN... THE GRACOUS THNG TO DO" FLOWER PHONE PA 9-6 WE GVE OLD BOND STAMPS Hgl: VT J^. Pangbum CANDY HEARTS 6c - 98c - $.8 - $. - $. * * $..- $. - $. - $. -$6. See ths outstandng selecton of Valentne Candes... You'll be glad you shopped early for your Valentne. CTY PRESCRPTON PHARMACY : Dmmmm Phone PA 9-..T,,>»;.Uy<....,.nfrB»ny...myv.,^^^^^)-^^..^,..,. w...^,.^^^.^^..., [^M^^M.^Mw^.tw^y.JMr."--...,,... m»» l^'^*ft'''*' l,? l *:>.'' l ''l,. lll '' l»-' l J'^'-','!*f?^'''' * < ^..^^^.-...^^-.^-¾ M. '*««-»Aln*UUW.r V«W*W,-;].*«*** TEXAS MHMMHBM mmm WELL you asked lor t folks. f you ddn't mean all those polte thngs you sad about my ramblngs n CTS last week why let t be a lesson to you. When t comes to talkng, need very lttle encou* ragement. Apparently my former boss, Bob Jacobs, remembers that. Had such a nce card from hm sayng how much he enjoyed the whole column but the last paragraph was the "clncher." HAD A BREF talk wth Abe Mowad the other day. He sn't a person that talks very much, and certanly never blows hs own horn. But you just watchhe's gong places wth that clothng factory. t won't be long before he s employng hs goal of workers. And let's hope the factory keeps on expandng rght here n Marfa. He s very pleased wth the hgh calber of personnel, and all of the grls have talked to who work there lke ther jobs too. DD YOU know that the jurors n JP court Saturday Emmett DeVoln, Sr., Jm Whte, Dutrh Arthur. Claude Lee and Pete Wllams turned ther pay over to the March of Dmes fund? Deputy Sherff Earl Wheeless was so pleased over ther acton that he contrbuted a lke amount. TOOK TME OFF to no to a party for Suzanne Saturday. 'm a frm belver n Saturday partes when the offce slaves can go. Never saw so many workng gals at one socal functon. Edwna Hurley, Oppl vey, Jula Nelson, Jula Plumbley, Mary Taylor, Mary Dod, Glenn Adams, Blanche Pol sky. Fay Garnett and Aleen Peevey. 'll bet some of you ddn't know that Aleen has joned the workng clan she's workng wth DtMla Bond at the courthouse now. Then there were some teachers who had the day oft Adde Bertha Holmes, Wlle Mae Dollahte, Cora Lee Rdout and Mldred Shannon. t was awfully nce seeng Mldred agan have mssed her snce Bhe left the Chamber of Commerce offce. And then of course the hostesses, Los and Emma Lou Howard, both belong to the workng masses. 'm sure there were other workng women these but, aftear >all, was just present about ffteen mnutes myself. ENJOYED a bref chat wth Mrs. H. B. Holmes, Jr. She s such a charmng person t would be nce to see her more often. And t looked natural seeng Dana Peevey, Bobbye Humphrs, Lnda Baley and Jule Nelson there that forgot for a mnute that they were just home between terms. Met Mrs. Bshop Baley, Jr., from Austn who was here vstng too. She was just as nce as the rest of her famly. SPEAKNG of college grls remnds me. Scott * Peevey and Robert Humphrs managed to go to the ball game Saturday nght even though they had been up all nght the nght before. They met Dana and Bobbye n Pecos at a.m. and spent the remander of the nght returnng home. have a feelng though that f those two grls ask ther dads to come to the? moon after them, that we would} fnd Robert and Scott tryng to htch hke a rde on a satellte to get there. BACK to the ball game. Bll Barker's boys are good and those of you who don't go are mssng some»good games. They need rootng for at other games besdes the Marfa vs Alpne one. Have notced the Herschel Hords, Shang Howards and Jesse Lee Blackwells comng to all the games together lately. And the Brt Webbs. They brng ther cute lttle daughter and don't thnk she doesn't enjoy the games because she does. Some of the rest of you should try t you would enjoy them too. AND THAT remnds me, ran out of gas several blocks from home the other day. And dd get a horse laugh from S. P. Dsmukes and Brt Webb? But Brt came to my rescue. do that about once a year. don't know why can't remember to look a the gauge on the gas tank once n a whle, SNOUCH for ths tme; t's not tjaurwverunotottotnethng to say-t* just feat*jq*» to lmted., :.', ' W

7 fttmwm mttst n$9rt*nm»* FR SAT SffS^^g^jSS^^S^^BSsaasBss THE HRED GUN AND THE GRL! SUNDAY MONDAY 'mtusms^ * udtfaw" vuccmha nctvnea *L GSGC-SORGC 9MCY POOOUCTON TECHNCOLOR* TUESDAY ALL SPANSH PROGRAM PLUS "BLAZNG THE OVERLAND TRAL" WED-THU. PNBMASCOPE ttrr.ng EVA MARE SANT DON MURRAY ANTHONY FRANCOSA LLOYD NOLAN YOUR PRNTNG We are ready to serve you wth good lookng typography, clean press-work, prompt delveres... and we'll produce your wohc on economcal y^flwsk^f^. J/U $$ $end ^entutet Entered as Second Class matter at the Postofflce n, under the Act of Congress of DUvl <J, W Manley E. Johnson. Publsher SUBSCRPTON RATE9: Presdo, Jeff Davs and Brew* ter Countes, $. Ptr Year. Out of -County Area,.7?er Year. (PAD N ADVANCE) NEWS FROM PRESDO by Ralph England P-T A MEETNG! HELD TUESDAY There were twenty parents and teachers at the regular January meetng of the Presdo Parent-Teacher Assocaton held at the school on the second Tuesday of ths month. At the concluson of the customary openng procedure, Mss Eva Neto was asked to say a prayer. Mrs. Fred Seggerman, presdent of the group, requested Mrs. F. R. Anderson, Jr. the secretary, to read all letters and communcatons receved snce the December meetng. After a poll of the teachers, t was announced that the grade taught by Mrs. Manuel Franco had won the travelng pcture award for havng the most parents as vstors to her room durng the perod between meetngs of the P-T.A. group. t was explaned by Superntendent of Presdo Schools, John H. Fortner, that the State P-T.A. extenson fund has a fxed dvson of money returned to each P-T.A. group n Texas for the celebraton of Founders' Day, February, and Texas Brthday, March. Supt. Fortner presented hgh-, lghts of the State Conference of School Admnstrators held n Austn, January 8-9-, as a concludng note for the January LGON nsurance Agency Phone PA 9-6 Dr. Thomas L. Coats Optometrst Hll Buldng, Alpne, Texas Hrs. 9 a.m/ p.m. except Wed. & Sat. 9- SPEND FOR YOUR FRST! meetng of the Presdo P-T.A. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Slack returned Monday from a week end vst n Pecos wth Mr, Slack's sster, Mrs. R. D. Mahoney, and ther son's famly, State Rep. Rchard C. Slack, Mrs. Slack and two chldren. MRS. E. NETO TO HOST CLUB The February, meetng of the Bg Bend Study Club, wll be held n the home of Mrs. Bdmundo Neto. A Federaton Day program s scheduled for the Saturday afternoon meetng. "General Federaton" wll be the subject of an address by Mrs. John R. Lnk, presdent of the Club. VLLANUEVA, TAVAREZ RTES SET FEB.] Mr. and Mrs. Jose Vllanueva announce that the weddng of ther daughter, Amanda, to Jesus Tavarez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Tavarez of Presdo, wll be held n Nuestro Padre Jesus Catholc Church n Ojnaga, February. The Rev. Fr. Jesus Ovedo wll offcate for the marrage ceremony. THREE GRLS ON ALL-STAR The domnant three Presdo hgh school grls to become a part of the all-star squad of basketball players n the Alpne grls tournament were Zulema DeAnda, Lorane Seelg and Bernard! na Carrosco. Presdo won thrd place n the Alpne tournament by defeatng Alpne Central Hgh wth a score of -7. Balmorhea was crowned champon of the Alpne meet after defeatng Fort Davs wth a score ot& n the fnals. HOME t's your only real securty. Don't let your home deprecate by neglectng repars or mprovements. Takng care of even the lttle jobs can a- vod serous deprecaton or major expense later. ASK US ABOUT A TTLE ' PEEVEY LUMBER COMPANY "Marfa People Own t" COSDEN PRODUCTS WHOLESALE and RETAL Ethyl Gasolne Desel Fuel A-C Sparkplugs A-C Ol Flters Hgher Octane Gas X-Sel Batteres Mansfeld Tres BARKER OL COMPANY -Hour Sorvk Got For Lost PRESDO GETS MORE MOSTURE Up untl md-week, snow capped peaks were vsble from Presdo n the Serra Rca* area n Mexco. t has been over two weeks snce the fr.t heavy snow fell n the mountan wall surroundng Presdo. A second snowfall last week added a heaver blanket to the frst and earler snow-ran combnaton. Another flurry of cold weather, ran and snow ht the Presdo Valley agan last week, leavng.7 hundredth, of an nch of ran n Presdo wth more snow oh the Fowlkes Brothers Saucedo Ranch n Presdo County and the mountans south of Redford n Mexco. LEGON EVENT A SUCCESS Accordng to Gene Lee, hostmanager of Stag Nght, held at the Amercan Legon Hall, Thursday nght of last week, t was a success. A substantal sum of money was added to the local Legon Post treasury, new members were nterested, and a feelng of fellowshp was engendered among several non-veteran cooperators of the Post. Games, recorded musc and refreshments were ncluded n the evenjmg's entertanment program. The regular busness meetng of the Post s scheduled for February. BOARD STUDES ADDNG EXTRA CREDTS The feasblty of addng two extra requred credts, brngng the number to eghteen for graduaton, was dscussed by Marfa school trustees at ther meetng last week. No defnte acton was taken on the suggeston but t probably wll be done before he next term of school, Hamlton Stll, superntendent, sad. The board s also consderng addng one-half credt n aj vanced algebra and one-half credt n trgonometry, lmtng t to senors. t would be optonal, Mr. Stll sad. The board also approved a follow-up program cr. the audometer and eye screenng on all sfculdents of the schools both Blackwell and Marfa Elementary and Hgh schools. Teachers were gven specal nstructon n that wfcrk last month and the board consdered the small addtonal cost of the follow-up work would be worth whle. PERSONALS Mrs. John Humphrs and son, Oren Humphrs, went to El Paso the frst of the week for several days vst. Mr. and Mrs. Wert E. Love attended the Southwestern Fat Stock Show and Rodeo n Fort Worth the frst of the week. Mrs. Annabelle Wood and Mrs. Tommy D. Wood were vstors n E Paso the latter part of last week. LABORERS FROM MEXCO ON DECREASE Southwest Regonal mmgraton Commssoner Davd H. Carnaham announced today that 6,89 Mexcan Natonal laborers were admtted to the Unted States under contract durng 97, compared to,8 admtted n 96. The mmgraton offcal attrbuted the decrease manly to drouth, followed by flood condtons n Texas, largest employer of "Braceros" from Mexco n the Unted States. He ponted out that foregn agrcultural laborers may be admtted only after determnaton that the domestc labor supply s nadequate. Braceros are used n 7 states. Of the states n the Southwest Regon, Texas uses between 8, and 9, Braceros annually, whle Calforna s second, usng approxmately,. The Southwest Regonal Commssoner sad the mmgraton Servce detals offcers to Mexco to screen out nadmssble applcants at the mgratory labor centers. Workers are dened admsson f they are the subversve, narcotc, crmnal or mmoral classes, or f they are certfed by the U. S. Publc He. th Servce as havtng physcal or mental defects, whch would make entry nadvsable. \ MBf Vnrna Carey and Hss Alce Sherwood, Publc Servce DepartmentWest^^ outs of newspaper advertsements beng P^PJ^JKL^JJ B {SS Lve Better &esrcally promoton ^. ¾ ¾ ^ ¾ ¾ s beng conducted by West Texas Utltes Company-Dtnngjthe month promoton and advertsng^ffortsot: Westtf^ ^ Company wll carry the theme Lve Better Electrcal^Jhesecond week n February s Natonal Electrc Week and specal events to emphasze ths week are beng planned by Wu. WOOL PRODUCTON N TEXAS SHOULD START UPWARD TREND AUSTN, Texas Wool producton n Texas fell sharply durng the recent drouth, but the return of favorable mosture condtons s permttng ranchers to rebuld flocks rapdly, and producton wll soon begn an upward trend, the Unversty of Texas Bureau of Busness Research says. "As a consequence, n a year or two the Texas woo! ndustry wll reach ts normal level of producton and reman an mportant factor n the state's economy," George E. Neel, Jr., Bureau edtoral assstant, wrtes. Texas agan led the naton n 97 wool producton wth an estmated clp of 7. mllon pounds. Although that fgure s consderably below 96 producton, due prmarly to drouth condtons that contnued untl last sprng, t represents approxmately 6. per cent of the 6- mllon-pound estmated U.S. total. Wyomng s Texas' closest compettor for natonal leadershp n wool producton, but ts estmated producton of 8.8 mllon pounds s only about half that estmated for Texas- States wth a predcted, pounds or more for 97 nclude South Dakota, Montana, Colora- do, New Mexco, Utah and Calforna. Wool research s sgnfcantly expandng the area n whch wool can be used, and the probablty that great advances wll stll be] made n ths drecton s one of j the brghter elements n the wool ndustry, Neel ponts out. He also predcts more wool textle plants n Texas. Plants already are located at Houston, El Dorado, Brownwood and San Antono. BG BEND SENTNEL Marfa. Texac January, 98 NDUCTEES TO FORT ORD t was announced today by MSgt. Wllam T. Webb, US Army Recruter, that begnnng ths month all young men enlstng and all those nducted nto the US Army from the Pecos area wll be sent to Fort Ord, Calforna lor ther basc tranng. 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8 /fttammm..--.-^^^-^^^^.,-v by us ng ented the 'ort sc Uc les!all JO} ng ted t a rea«re- US uen the on, > «. MOP NEWS FROM FORT DAVS by Mss Colle Holt Mr, an* Mrs. John Baley and chldren < Clyde, Texas were guests ot her slaters, Mrs. J. K. MUJer and Mrs. Sdbpuchette, Sunday. Mr. and Mm Buddy Eppenauer and chldren of Columbus, New Mexco, were week-end guests of Mrs. Eppenauer's mdther, Mrs. E. H. Fowlkes and Hunt. Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Wllams went to Calforna - last Tuesday for a vst Mrs. Julet Rowley and Mss Madelne Prude ha» as thefr guest for a few days last week Mrs. Rowley's son, Ed Rowley, Jr., front* *Da#as. From here he went oh to l*as Vegas, Nevada, to vst 'hs sster, Mrs. Nelson Conway. Clare Easley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Easley of Taylor, Texas, spent Saturday nght wth Mrs. Julet Rowley and Mss Madelne Prude. Clare receved RANCH LOANS N.F.LA. J. FRED LA LANNE Secretary-Treasurer Full Prepayment Prvlege Box 8 her degree from Sul Rots last week and was on her way to Odessa where she wll be a member of the Odessa School faculty. Alan Stevens and hs roommate at Texas Western made a short vst wth Alan's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. J. Paul Stevens and Norman, Wednesday and Thursday between semesters at Texas Western. Grls BasKebalL Tournament n Alpne Fort Davs grls basketball team and a number of fans attended the tournament n Alpne Frday and Saturday. Frday nght Fort Davs won over Barstow -. Saturday p.m. Fort Davs won over Alpne-score--. Saturday nght n the fnals Balmorhea won over Ft. Davs, - makng Balmorhea the wnner of the tournament and gvng Fort Davs second place. Tense Granado of Ft. Davs was on the all-tournament team. t's a Grl On January 9 a 6 lb. 7 oz. baby grl arrved to bless the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Haby of Kocksprngs, Texas. Her name s vy Dennettee. Her parents are former teachers n Ft. Davs Schools. She has one older brother. Qute a number of scheduled events were "called-off" last! week on account of snow and cold weather. HGHLAND BUTANE CO. COMPLETE BUTANE SERVCE Call PA 9-8 H. W. FRSTBROOK Other college students at home for a between-term vst to home folks were Horace Lee Crawford from Texas Western and Van Kountz from Texas Tech. m mm Sojofc** end were enthutsm? OYWT m, Jwauty of the Chsos Mountan*' north and west slope* whte wth, snow. They vsted Mr. and Mrs., Polk Hnson^st tfe^mlste edge., Polk tffr^-'ubf no* snow but an nch of ran. VACCNTN NtWft HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED The thrd sx weeks' honor roll for the hgh school has been announced by Supt. D. C. Rummage 8*«Moore. There was a rummage sale at The group s composed of three the Lbrary Bldg. Saturdaybeneft of March of Dmes. junor, and one senor. freshman, one sophomore, one A's Reba Clark; A's Allen Baldwn; A's~Carmen Famly Nghts Begun Begnng last Sunday nght, the Brown; A's - B*s--James Presbyteran congregaton wll Everett, Martha Anne Gearhart, have each Sunday nght for fve weeks, a 'amly nght. They have pot-luck supper and a study of Japan. Sunday nght's program was a seres,of dramatzatons, depkrtmrffapanese customs, etc. Ol Drllers to Bg Lake After lvng n Fort Davs for about lve months, the Ol Drllers left Tuesday for Bg Lake. Some Fort Davs men went wth them; among whom were P. N. Johnson and Lee Sproul. Blly Bob Hghsmth For the semester honor roll, the freshman held two places, the sophomores, junors and senors, one each. \ A r s- Reba Clark; A's-B Martha Anne Gearhart; A's - B's -Carmen Brown, James Everett. f someone vsts you, f you take a trp, have a party, or know of other happenngs of nterest, please call the hgh school on Monday mornng between and Death of Mrs. Frances Granado. One of the members of the MJrs. Frances Granado, who paper staff wll take down the lved n Fort Davs, passed away nformaton and t wll appear last Tuesday n Las Cruces, New n the Sentnel the followng Mexco, after a long llness, and Thursday. Your cooperaton wll was bured n Las Cruces. She be apprecated n gettng the had a son and a daughter lvng news nto the Bg Bend Sentnel there,- also three grandsons n Fort Davs whom she had reared. /* D ARY Attend Conventon Mr. and Mrs. George Enloe went to Austn Frday p.m. to attend the Butane Dealers Assocatonal Conventon. They returned Sunday. BOYS LOSE TO MARATHON The Valentne grls slpped by Marathon -, to take ther Brthday Party Last Tuesday nght at ndan frst Dstrct wn. The game was Lodge «brthday party was delay n the second quarter abou gven for those n Fort Davs Vs hours due to a power falure, who had brthdays n January.' Carmen Brown was hgh pont At the party they had supper followed by games. Mrs. Mont Nash went to Odessa Frday to see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Newton. When Dr. and Mrs. Harold T. Weand she returned Saturday, she was and ther young son Sam were accompaned by Mary June Mcweek-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. New, who s workng n Odessa. Harold G. Thompson. The Thompsons' daughter, Dr. Cecela Mat- Mary June spent the week-end wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. son, s a dramatcs nstructor n J. D. McNew: a college at Slppery Rock, Penn., of whch Dr. Weand s dean. The Weands toured the Bg Bend Boston, Mass., has the largest park Saturday n company wth drydock n the Unted States. Why Mercury s LVESTOCK HAULNG Bonded and nsured. FURNTURE VAN SERVCE Lee S. Wllams, Jr. Phone HA-7 FORT DAVS, TEXAS 6J6P6NPS»T^EU Mrfo, Texo* Jaowery, 98 for the Valentne grls wth 7, Ros scored, Rentera. For Marathon, Dena scored, Jean 8.' After leadng to at half, the Valentne boys lost a close hard fought game to Marathon -8. Hgh scoreres for Valentne were C. Gomez wth 8 ponts, Hasty. Hasty played an outstandng game by controllng both backboards. Martnez bt for Marathon. Marathon wll play n Valentne Frday, January. The frst game wll begn at 7 p.m. A. A. CLARK BURED N VALENTNE Funeral servces for Albert Allen Clark were held n the hgh school audtorum, January at p.m. Mr. Clark passed away at hs home Sunday, January 9 at 9: p.m. Ha had been n ll health for about nne months. Mr. Clark was born n Edwards County May, 89. Ho s survved by hs wdow and chldren, Goss and Reba of the home, Jmme and John, who attendng Sul Ross College, Albert Jr., of Eldorado, Mrs. Mnch of Rocksprngs, Mrs. Prutt of Devne and Mrs. Humphreys of Sonora. He s survved by grandchldren and 7 great grandchldren, two brothers, Wllam Clark and Joe Clark, and three ssters, Mrs. Tony Cummngs, Mrs. >avd Carroll, and Mrs. Henry L*e., D. C. Moore anc» Mrs. x>u Rdley attended a P. T. A. n Ft. Davs on Wednesday, January. Plans were made for the Dstrct Meetng whch wll be held n Ft. Davs ths sprng. Dnner was served at ndan Lodge. Mrs. Frances Segula, Dstrct Presdent, was present. The fourth grade had the hgh-! est percentage of attendance, 99.-, for the thrd sx wefeks' perod ancf* wll be awarded a coke party. The senors were second wth Average percentage of attendance for the entre school was 9^. TRANS-TEXAS DEC. TRAFFC TOPS NOV. 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