The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, April 1, 1949 Page: 4 of 10
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The Crobyton Itoriew
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Nearly 6,000 Crippled
Children Treated By
Scottish Rite Hospital
Six hundred and five crippled
children of Texas received surgery
and medical attention at the Texas
Scottish Rite Hospital for Crip-
to the recent .annual report releas
ed by Asher Mint*, secretary.
In addition to the 605 in-patients
for the year, 5311 clinic treat-
ments were given other crippled
children, who came to the hospital
from all oorners of Texas. A large
number of cases were orthopedic;
or bone patients, under the care
of Dr. Brandon Carrell, chief sur-
geon. Approximately 100 of the
permanent bed patients were oral
cases under the treatment of Dr.
A. L. Frew. There were 165 polio
patients treated during the 1948
epidemic.
The annual Christmas fund-rais-
ing campaign showed receipts suf-
ficient to cover only about one-
third of the annual financial needs
of the hospital, and that operating
costs have doubled over the pre-
war period, Mr. Mintz's report in-
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Strange were Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Williams and Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Coffey and son, Kenneth, air
of Lubbock; Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Heathington and sons, J. C. and
Odell, and Mr. Strange's uncle,
Mr. Claude Benton, all of Ralls.
The Heathingtons had just return-
ed from Possum Kingdom and
brought fresh fish for the Sunday
dinner.
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ED CAR
Have you been waiting until prices go down to
buy a better used car? Then it is time to start
shopping. We have two good used cars and a
pick-up at bargain prices. Come in and look
them over.
1942 Ford Club Coupe
Radio and Heater —:..w'. ;;
1941 Chevrolet 2-Door
Radio and Heater
19411.H.C. Pick-Up
1940 Plymouth 4-Door
READY FOR DELIVERY
1949 Plymouth Sedan
New GMC Trucks & Pick-ups *
todal & McCrummen
MOTOR COMPANY
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DR. GLENN S. BURK
OPTOMETRIST
1613 Avenue Q
LUBBOCK, TEXAS
Phone 7083 -
Try our carefully compounded feed and in a few
weeks you'll see unusual results in the growth
of your livestock—your feed bill will show sub-
stantial savings. Order your supply today—1
start your livestock off to market earlier!
J. Ul. CATCHING
GRAIN COMPANY
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FOR SALE
REALESTATE
._ FOR SALE: JSeeflnd year pure
Northern Star cotton seed. See J.
W. Brock on old Swanholm place.
/: 13-4tp
FOR SALE: Best milch cow in
town, fresh April 8th. See L. D.
Huckabay at City office. 13-ltp
(km
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FOR SALE: Fryers, will aver-
age 2 lbs., 75c each. See J. B. Mull.
- 13-4 tc
Combine Users Attention: Write
for information and prices on our
New 1949 Electric Headers Lift
Control for combine harvesters.
Dealers wanted. Hyatt Mfg. Co.,
Kimball, Nebr. 13-ltc
FOR SALE: 2 chicken Rouses,
7x14 feet and 8x12 feet. See O. B.
Buck': 12-2tp
FOR SAL1&: H-Farmall, with
No. 10 toolbar, 2-row planter and
2-row cultivator. Priced to sell.
R. H. Farris, jr. 11-tfc
TRACTORS FOR SALE
*39 Model F-20, 4-irow equip-
ment, $1600.
'36 model A John Deere, no e-
quipment, $600.
'37 model F-20, 4-row equipment,
$1350. ll-3tc
Your TRADING POST In Ralls
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
Materials In warehouse dam-
aged by recent ice storm,
pit be torn down .and re-
moved Immediately. See Rus-
sell McCurdy or Mrs. W. P.
Lamar. 11-tfc
McGEE-BELL
Farm Equipment
•**' Crosbyton, Texas
New and Used Ford Tractors
45-tfc
Don't buy any two-row tractor
until you have investigated the
NEW FERGUSON TRACTOR,
power with famous RED SEAL
CONTINENTAL INDUSTRIAL
MOTOR—With Valve in Head and
wet sleeves for more power and
less fuel. Genuine Ferguson Im-
plements — 6 to 12 foot tandam
disc harrows. ~ 7~~
H & H TRACTOR AND
IMPLEMENT CO.
Auth. Ferguson Tractor Dealers
E. Broadway Ave. - P.O. Box 1561
Lubbock, Texas 6-4tc
NEW GAS MOTORS for May-
tags. Also new Maytag washing
machines. C. E. Rowse. i-tfc
4-BIN GRANARY, 20x28 ft., with
hallway through center, $600.00.
See S. P. Starrett, East .Plains.
38-tfc
BUSINESS SERVICE
AT THE BARGAIN HOUSE
You will find an assortment of
many new ready-to-wear gar-
ments, and many other bargains
at prices you can afford to pay.
RALLS, TEXAS 45-tfc
LUZIER'S Fine Cosmetics and
Perfumes. Distributed by Mrs.
Louis Johnston or Phone 79-M.
10-tfc
iery, itcmni
Toes and Feet
When feet burn, sting, itch and shoes
feel as if they were cutting right into
the flesh, get a small bottle of Moone's
Emerald Oil and rub well on feet and
ankles morning and night for a few days.
A real discovery for thousands who
have found blessed relief. Moone's
Emerald Oil is easy and pleasant to
use—stainless—money back if not sat-
isfied—good druggists everywhere.
FOR SALE: 4-room house wUh
4 lots oh North Durham. See C.
P. Gowens. 13-3tp
FQR SALE.: 2-rodm house with
4 lots, $800.
2 corner business lots north of
court house on pavement.
Write Lottie Ellison, Crosbyton.
13-ltp
FOR SALE
Wake School Building, located
17 miles N.E. of Crosbyton. Four
class rooms and supply room with
total ground area of 2524 sq. ft.
Sealed bids will be received until
May 2. Reservation is retained for
rejecting any and all bids.
Mail bids to .D. A. Edwards,
County Superintendent, Crosby
ton, Texas. 12-6tc
FARMS FOR SALE
CHOICE FARMS
8-in
per
$16,-
640-acres, 450 in wheat,
well, no improvements. $85
acre.
160-acres south of Ralls,
800.
50-acres, 8-room house, $10,500.
160-acres, modern 6-room house,
possession. $90. ll-3tc
Your TRADING POST At Ralls.
FOR SALE: See me for farms,
ranches or town property. Russell
McCurdy. ltfc
FOR SALE: City or farm pro-
perty^ See us. before you buy.
Mayes & Robertson. 6-tfc
Take Your Family to Sunday School
Table Model
By HAROLD E. STASSEN '
President, University of
Pennsylvania
There is a power on earth that
is greater we know than any ma-
terial power—yes, even greater
than the power of ah atomic fis-
whose meaning is interpreted for
us of the Christian faith through
the teachings of Christ. It is His
teachings given to us In the New
Testament of the Bible, which ov-
er the past 19 and a half centur-
ies have became the essence of our
moral standards—that have deter-
mined for our family, our nation,
and the family of nations our i-
deas of what is right and what is
wrong.
Who can doubt therefore the
importance to our children of a
thorough knowledge of the Bible
and its relationship to the pro-
blem! we face as
as a nation today, it
Sunday school, the
the ancient Bible
modern revival hUtori^'
back to Robert Raiw^
first Sunday school in nu*
England, in 1780, that fou
the accepted institution
the Christian children or th *
have gained to a large
knowledge of these r
principles that are so
The Sunday school, an ,
tion whose roots in Amerijj
tory extend back tj> the t**
the Revolutionary War hai
not only as a great
force in America, hut lt vT*
come a basis for the unity «
races, creeds,and colon in J
acceptance of a common Lj
It should not be necesaamL
fore to urge an American "L^
your family to Sunday school"
—
Ludwig II was called the u,
King of Bavaria.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Unfurnished a-
partments. See Lige Ellison.
12-2tp
V\ FOR^-RENT: 5-room house, 10
miles east of Crosbyton, on high-
way. See or write G. B. Morris,
McAdoo, Texas. 12-2tp
WANTED
WANTED
Your worries or wants. This is
an Information Service to help
you. Anything reasonable answer-
ed. Explain your worries or wants,
whatever they may be, and enclose
$1.00. Address: Randolph Service,
Box 547. La Grange. Texas. ^—
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WANTED: Clean cotton rags,
10c lb. Crosbyton Implement Go.
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Santa Fe To Renew
Awards To Outstanding
FFA Boys of Nation
The^Atchison, Topeka and San-
ta Fe Railway System has an-
nounced plans to renew its pro-
gram - of providing educational a-
wards to outstanding Future Far-
mers of America members in
states served by the Santa Fe
Railway.
Seventy awards will be available
to Future Farmers in the states
served by that railway, it was an-
nounced by Fred G. Gurley, presi-
dent. .'
The cash awards will represent
an amount approximate rail and
Pullman fare, meals, lodging and
other expenses of the trip to be
national F. F. A. convention ij
Kansas City next October. .-Those
eligible will be the F.F.A. official
delegates and candidates.
HAULING
WHEN YOU HAVE HAULING
TO DO, CALL US
Local and Long Distance
.Hauling.
C. C. BECKHAM
KRUGER, HUTCHINSON & OVERTON CLINIC
_ LUBBOCK, TEXAS
GENERAL SURGERY
J. T. KRUQER, M. D.
J. H. STILEB, M. D. COHTHO.3
H. E. MAST, M.D.
A. W. IRQNWKLL, M.D.
A. LEE HEWITT, M.D.
C LIMITED TO U*aLOOY3
EYE. EAR, NOSE & THROAT
J. T. HUTCHINSON, M.D.'
■ CN ■. HUTCHINSON, M.D.
C LIMITED to CYC)
E. M. BLAKE, M.D.
INTERNAL MEDICINE
W.'H. GORDON, M.D.
(LIMITED TO CANOIOLOtlY]
R. H. MCCARTY, M.D.
BRANDON HULL, M.D.
INFANTS AND CHILDREN
M. C. OVERTON. M.D.
ARTHUR JENKINS, M.D.
OBSTETRICS
r. r. HAND, M.D.
EBAMIt W. HUOSINk. M.D.COYN.)
CEJlKRAi. SflDICiltfE
B. S. SMITH, M.D. CALLCROY)
R. K. O'LOUOHLIN, M.D.
X-RAY
A. 8. BARBH, M.D.
PATHOLOGY &
MICROBIOLOGY
M. OERUNDO, M.D., PH.D.
■ UBINCBB MANAGER — J. M. FCLTON
Pat Walcott models a tablecloth
check dress of black and white
cotton which won first prize in
a New York fashion-design con-
test. An interesting off-shoulder
neckline and a bunch of flowers
at the waist put the converted
tablecloth into the fashion
parade.
GI Vocational Students
To Have Less Red Tape
In Getting Gov. Pay
Veterans training under the GI
Bill—as well as their schools and
training establishments—will have
less, paper work to do under a sim-
plified reporting system which
goes into effect April 1, Veterans
Administration Regional Manager,
Robert W. Sisson, said today.
After that date, VA. .no longer
will require monthly progress re-
ports for veteran trainees in~job—
training establishments and in
schools other than colleges and
universities.
Instead, reports of conduct and
progress will be incorporated in
a report of earnings, which vet-
erans now file and which they will
continue to. submit to VA every
four months. '
As a result of the new proce-
dure; VA Regional Offices will
process at least 5,000,000 fewer
forms a year, with an appreciable
savings in clerical work.
The one page report is simple.
The veteran merely provides nec-
essary information, signs his name
and turns the form over to the of-
ficial of the school or training es-
tablishment, who reports on con-
duct and progress and, when ap-
propriate, earnings over the paBt
four months.
Mr. and Mrs. Skeet Cosper and
baby of Artesia,, N. Mex., were the
week-end guests of their mothers,
Mrs. Carrie Cosper and Mrs. Ger-
trude Brixey, and other relatives.
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Jack Parker and Oma Ray Jus-
tus, students at Abilene Christian!
College, Abilene, spent a few days
with home folks last week-end
during the between semester re-
cess at the college.,
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"Review"
M Saved my Life
A God-send for GAS-HEARTBURN"
fw'1'1 ™i <n painful, wffornfr
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Published Weekly on Fridays at
Crosbyton, Crosby County, Texas.
W.H.CURRY
Editor and OWner
Ruth Snider Advertising
Entered as Second Class Mall Mat-
ter on the 14th day of January,
1909, at the Post Office at Crosby-
ton, Texas, under the act of Con-
gress of March 3, 1879.
NOTICE: Any erroneous reflec-
tion upon the character, standing
or reputation of any individual,
firm or corporation, which may
appear in tne columns of The
Crosbyton Review, will gladly be
corrected upon its being brought
to the attention of the editor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Crosby County and Crosbyton
Trade Terriotry $2.00
Elsewhere $2.50
Good Two Year Old
FIELD GROWN ROSES
In all varieties including the new American
Beauty Climbers, and Red Radiance Monthly
Climbers. IVI
CANNA BULBS, In red, yellow,and Hungarian
pink.
GLADIOLA BULBS-**good florist mix.
DAHLIA BULBS—No. 1 selection.
PANSY PLANTS in bud and bloom.
BEDDING PLANTS ready to transplant
Nic^ Line Of • - J
Pot Plants and Cut Flowers
We Specialize in
Funeial Work and Corsages
PENNINGTON FLOWER SHOPl
CAN YOU STAND THE
LOSS IF A
HAIL STORM
DESTROYS YOUR CROP?
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Class
Bring
THAT'S ONLY
PART OF OUR
SERVICE!
When you drive in
gas, mister, that's only
the beginning! ™ ®
check your oil, battery
and tires . . . give y<>ur
windshield a clean facej
besides., You pay only
foi* what you buy—tue
rest is on us: ~
You car have Spring Fever
Hobbling instead of hust-
ling? Let us change theiu*
bricants, repack wheel bea *
ings, wash and grease it.
FARMERS FUEL & SUM*
V. A. CHRON, Mgr.
Every year hail destroys at least a fewjcropsin
Crosby county. This year you may be tlie unluc-l
ky one. With prospects so good, it will be to]
your advantage to secure adequate hail insur-J
ance. We have written this insurance for years]
and represent old line reliable companies. We
invite you to come in and discuss your lnsur-|
ance needs.
Citizens Insurance Agency
RUSSELL McCURDY, Owner
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Curry, W. H. The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, April 1, 1949, newspaper, April 1, 1949; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth256338/m1/4/: accessed June 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.