The Levelland Daily Sun News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 203, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1959 Page: 3 of 6
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THE LEVELLAND DAILY »UN NEWS. Levelland, Texaa, Monday, Juna *.
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HAL BOYLE SUBSTITUTE
Reporter's battle of White House
gauntlet of missing meals, waiting
By KD CRKAGH
WASHINGTON (API Had a let-
ter from a journalism student the
other day. He’d seen my name
over a story about President Ei-
senhower, and wondered how a
man goes about covering the
White House. I wish I could tell
him. I’ve been trying to find out
since 1947.
All you really need is the
strength of a lion, an encyclopedia
in your brain, an endless capacity
it. Anybody wrtio can should be se-
lected immediately to be the first
nybody \yji
d immeaia
human being to be launched into
space.
Mrs. Haseloff hosts
Form Home meeting
NewWash'NDry
laundry opened
Mr. and Mrs. W E. Grant an-
nounce the opening of their new
laundry, the Wash *N Dry Laundry
at 503 Avenue F.
The Grants moved to Levelland
December 11, 1950, and started op-
erating the Plains Help-UR-Self
Laundry. They operated it until re-
cently when they moved and chan-
ged the name to Wash ’N Dry
Laundry.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant live at 708
9th Street. They have three chil-
dren, and the family attends the
First Christian Church of Level-
land. Bill Grant is assistant Scout-
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Mrs. E. R. Haseloff was hostess
to the Farm Home Club meeting
held at 3 p.m., Friday, June 5,
at the Farm Home Community
for boredom, and a family that | j{oust.
is used to getting along without 1 The meeting was called to order .
you. I by Mrs\ Paul Gilmore, and roll I master of Troop 109, and is mana-
It helps if you have a talent for call was answered by each mem-1 "er (,f
missing meals, battling small-1 her relating what work she wasjca^-
town cops, passing up cocktail doing in her yard and garden,
j parties, hopping off moving trains,
land when necessary - - clawing A program on flower arrange-
| press secretaries. | nient was presented by Mrs. T. A. j
| Marvin L Arrow-smith, who reg- Hamill and reports were given by
I ularly covers the White House for Mrs. E. R. Haseloff on leeeivingi
i The Associated Press comes as the Dolly Dozits for the club to j
close as anvbody I know to meet-(sell and by Mrs. Gilmore on at-j
all these requirements. The (tending the Board of Directors;
a Little League Baseball
The Grants appreciate the patron-
age of their laundry business and
invite everyone to stop at their new
location.
INTERIOR OF NEW LAUNDRY
This is a view of the new Wash ’N Dry Laundry located at
503 Avenue F. The new laundry is owned and operated
bv W. E. Grant, former operator of the IJelp-LK-Selt
• Laundry in Leveiland. Mrs. W. E. Grant stands at left
in the above picture.
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rest of us occasionally fall by the | meeting which was held Tuesday
OFFERS LOCKER, FOOD PROCESSING SERVICE
The Levelland Frozen Food Locker which
is pictured above is owned and operated
by W. J. and Pat O’Connor with the as-
sistance of Tony Benton, w ho is assistant
manager. The plant has been owned and
operated by the O’Connors since October
1951. They rent frozen food lockers as
well as process foods for storage in them
or their customer’s home freezers.
435 STORAGE UNITS SERVE PUBLIC
Levelland Frozen Food Locker run afctmpTo^tbr
by father and sen team since 1951 week-bng camp
I One of the firms featured in the, W. J is active in community and Sro)),Cnf|. ^S'
Levelland Business and Industrial civic affairs having served «.n the; Post at 9 p ,
Review this week is the Levelland ,school board as sec retary from, ^ ^ ; wi„ „ , .. ,
Frozen od Locker which is owned! 19.>1 to 1953. as president of the c returm ‘ home, Saturday. scho01 to hls,or>’ economies,
wayside.
I’ll never live down that time
I missed a presidential press
plane in Chicago.
One part of the White House
beat consists in growing bunions
on your spine from sitting around
the lobby. Now and then you but-
tonhole callers from such exciting
groups as the Save the Chipmunks
Federation.- Or you get a thriller-
diller of a report on corn pone
production since 1903.
You never relax. There’s always
a big story coming, and often
June 2. Mes. Gilmore reported
that the 4-H boys, under the spon-
Firc damages auto
Minor fire damage was sustain-
ed by a 1955 Chevrolet Sunday
afternoon while it was parked in
the 300 block of Ave. II.
City file officials said the wiring
sorship of assistant county agent, j °f the car appeared to be all that
Deryl Ccker, were to clean up a-1 was burned. The owner was un-
round the community house. Mrs. identified.
Martin Cuba acted as secretary
in the absence of Mrs E. O
Sehoenrock.
Family night at the Community
House was held Saturday, June 6.
Attending the meeting were j 10.
Mmes. Paul Gilmore, Martin Cuba,
Alton Lawson. W. I). Bowman. A.
B Roberts, Gene Mowry, Sarvis
Long. Robert Hill. Bryan Daniel,
George Whittenburg, H. T. Har-
FAMII.Y NIGHT MEETING
The Wesley Methodist Church
will hold it’s annual Family Night
meeting at 7:30, Wednesday, June
when you least expect it. Then you
sprint for your telephone, politely Teh, Dale Race, and L. R. Hasel-
.bashing in some other reporter's °fh , , .
Twenty - six members of b°V!rjt)s with your elbow. | The club will meet again June
p 9 *'.ft That's the time when you wish 1 ^__
Post at 2 p.m., Sunday. I he s.cout , . , .. .. • --
, i, , , , ,, ; you had paid mere attention in
members will spent a week at the y 1
PERSONAL
SERVICES
and operated by W. J. O'Connor Jaycees in 1952 and at the same
and his father, J. P. time as president of the Methodist
Men. He is now a director of the
The business is located at 100G; iy organized Kiwanis Club and
litiral science and jiu-jitsu.
Eventually, sooner than later.
5th St.
The business, which has been
owned and operated by the O'Con-, .
nors since October of 19.)1. has a
total of 435 storage lockers which j no^ , ,i,
are rented to customers for storing
June 13.
Attending are Don Payne Jerry
■ Rush Doss Mane, Troy Abell, Sam-1 •’ ‘ . ,, 4 .
’ an‘ mv Sisk. Bill Melton. Wavne Craig.; The>' al> tr,avel , .
u , „ , ,- , h. FiVf Wavne Burton, Ralph Salies, Dal- W> by plane or train or
Methodist Church. He and h.s wife re|,- Bur,on Lan.y Vwmt, stan. credit card car. or slump through
ley Pierce,
PERSONAL
SERVICES
j charge lay leader at the
Pat O’Connor was active in civic
are .coco ^ j affairs before coming to Levelland
meats andi other f.ozen foods. ™ey health and work have in-
currently have a few terferred with such activity here,
are not rented and are available i„ , ,____,,__j
land four children reside at 105 12th ]t<v rieixe Jerry Jalley -
of his child! en 1S \Vheeler. Francisco CostiKo, Rjc- new shdes.
One day you live like a prince.
Terry ' TalleyCecil the mud in your formerly shiny
in twirling school
to .. . nominal |£ ■£> o^lo^.S
Levelland Frozen Food Locker! at 1614 9th St.
also processes anil fieeZes fruits, i
r’Zri^iWhilefocestudents
freezers.'
Tony Benton is assistant manag-
er of'the locker plant. ! ABILENE tSpl.t A total of
The O'Connors owned a frozen two students from Whiteface High
food locker plant at Earth before School have enrolled for the .'in-
coming to Levelland. W. J. first nual Summer Band and Twirlin '
came to Levelland on January 15. School, to be held at McMurry
1911. and worked for Lea and College. July 12-25.
Brown until October 1951 except The two students are among
for vvh’at time he was in the ser- more than 150 who have pre-re
vice between 1911 and 1946. W. J. gistered.
A President goes to some suave
resort and you can’t lift your hand
without finding a daiquiri or a Hol-
lywood starlet in it.
The next day you may find your-
self slomping along some trout
stream trying to catch a glimpse
of the president, who remembered
to bring along fishing tackle while
you didn’t.
Then there was the time in Mex-
and Pat bought the locker in Oct-
ober 1951.
Attendance 2,725
in Sunday School
The dire, tor of the summei
band and twirling school will hi
Raymond T. iProfi Bynum, direc-
tor of the McMurry Band. Bynum
is a veteran musician and h;e
molded the college -band into one
of the top musical groups in th<
Sunday’ School attendance at Souihaest. ... . ,
. , ‘ , , , . . Me wib l)e assisted b\ a stal,
eighteen Levelland churches , ... . . . , • ...
, . _ , . „of 16 instructors, plus additiona
for June i numbered J.iJ.i. At - , , . .... i, ,, ..
help from the McMurry Maiden
ettes." petite twirling artists of the
-v college band.
The Band and Twirling School i:
,,(. j ’ ne of the largest held in ihe state
and annually draws over 100 higl
167
554
60
69
103
hard Holder. Carson Corvett, Allan
j Haney. Ricky Bolton, Jimmy Rowe,
Larry Rowe, Gene Campbell, Ro-
bert Campbell, Larry Rust, Kenny
Bill Sutton, and Johnny Ballow.
Accompanying the boys to the
camp Sunday were parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Payne. Mr. and
Mrs. J. L Rush. J. R. Mabe,
Mervin Pathway, Floyd Hustead,
Granv ille Holder, Pat Melton, Mrs.
Duff Avell. Mrs. Paul Harper and,
Mr. and Mrs W. H Melton. | ico when y°ur correspondent dis-
Leroy Dunlap is the scoutmaster covered the only mud puddle in
mcl Charles O’Neil is the assistant. ia drought-stricken province and
The Order of the Arrow cere-!sank hlmseh up to the knees in it.
monies will be held Friday night.! Or the time we followed Hairy
Patents planning to attend the'Truman down the Potomac in a
Friday night ceremony are Mr. and World War I sub-chaser with ice
Mrs. \l R. Mabe, Mr. and Mrs. floos chasing us and no toilet facil-
' >mk Sisk. Mr. apd Mrs. W. H. 1,1PS aboard.
Melton. Pat Melton. C G. Dunn, I, s a 8'eat life if you can stand
lohn Arnold, Granville Holder, and
Mrs. Robert Pierce.
tendance for May 31 was 2.456.
Foursquare Gospel
Church of God
Morningside Baptist
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
College Avenue Baptist
First Baptist
First Const j t n
Church of the Nazarene
Wesley Methodist
Assembly of God 199
Trinity Baptist 119
•St. Paul’s Lutheran 62
Fifth Str-eel Baptist 116
Austin Sited Church of Christ 219
Cactus Drive Church of Cnrist 237
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school students from Texas, pin-
occasionally others from out-of
state.
In addition to concerts and otlxu
scheduled performances of tin
school, one other feature will In
McMurry's new Band Hall. Re
cently constructed at a cist o,
over S100.000. the band building
will be used for the first linn
during the two-week band am
twirling school. It is one of thi
few permanent college band build
ings in the nation.
.United Pentecostal
Mexican Baptist Mission
-.i25 Th». Whiteface students include
c x- ii- . . Linda Mae Welch and Lind;
Herald Sun News Want Ads Pay. [ vons
SEE
GRADY TERRILL
THIS WEEK
BIG TOTEM POLE
USED CAR SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS
Dwight Mann hurts
leg in porch fall
Dwight Mann, former Levelland
<->ident who is slated to join a
ocal 'law firm soon suffered an
injured leg Sunday when he fell
rom a porch in Austin.
Relatives here say Mann will he.
on crutches for about two weeks
due to pulled ligaments in the leg.
Mann, a recent graduate of flav-
or Law School, is in Austin taking
i review course before undergoing
lis bar examinations later this
month.
Peru oil work halted
LIMA. Peru tAPi Reporting
drilling and exploration started in
9.36 have located no oil in com-
nercial quantities, the Texas Pe-
te. leum Co. called a halt yester-
iav on such work in Peru.
A spokesman said the company
s giving up three million of the
rive million acres on which it held
i concession.
PACK MEETING
Cub Scout Pack 125 will meet
at 8:30 a.m., Wednesday. June
j 10, a\ the First Presoyterian
I Church, for a field trip to Lubbock.
OPER-
ATORS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
•
EXPERIENCED IN TINTING
and all types
HAIR COLORING
Wc Use
Loreal and
Clairol Tints
— 4-Way Hair Cutting —
COLLEGE AVE.
BEAUTY SHOP
210 COLLEGE AVE.
MOTHPROOFING
BANISH WORRIES
ABOUT MOTHS
4 4 4
CLEANING — PRESSING
♦ * +
MENDING
ALTERATIONS
RUG CLEANING
EQUIPMENT
FOR RENT
PALMER'S
EAST SIDE
CLEANERS
3(>8 Houston—Ph.. 4-4521
PERSONAL
SERVICES
SQUARE □ DEAL
PLUMBING
“LET US REPAIR
THOSE LEAKY PIPES
EXPERTLY
and
ECONOMICALLY
204 Austin — Phone 4 4114
&
WHERE FRIENDS
MEET and EAT
HOME COOKED
By
HOME FOLKS
BROWNS
CAFETERIA
— 617 Ave. G —
ACTION
REALTY CO.
WE HAVE BUYERS
f«*r
HOMES & FARMS
via:
“ACTION for
SATISFACTION’’
t\v i JtiM — in -, rw 11.M
JOHNNIE WATERS
408 College Ave.
DO IT YOURSELF
WE LL DO IT FOR
CONVENIENT PARKING
Ruth's Laundry
1010 4th SL
OVER 100 NEW CrUSED CARS
TO CHOOSE FROM
PERSONAL
SERVICES
OPEN IN NEW
LOCATION
503 AVE. F
B I L L'S
WASH 'N DRY
Formerly
PLAINS LAUNDRY
802 8th
SAME
MANAGEMENT
BILL GRANT
Pin. 4-2813
PLUMBING REPAIR
SERVICE
S
0 4
KI
A. T. SANDERS
1620 Houston — TW 4-3575
WATERS
REFRIGERATION
REPAIR
SERVICE
DOMESTIC
COMMERCIAL
PAULIE WATERS
903 AVE. B
FOR
MORNING DELIVERY
FT. WORTH
STAR TELEGRAM
DIAL 4-3029
JIMMY RICHARDS
812 8lh. SI.
SAY:
DO YOU
WANT TO
LOOK DIFFERENT?
WELL:
COME
TO
THE
MODERN
BEAUTY SHOP
805 HOUSTON
TRADES &
CRAFTS
TRADES &
CRAFTS
1302
Houston
Across
Street
From
Hospital
Pho. 4-3521
AAATODAI A A
iVUJ I UKULM hlrrtn.i.lrs. Inr.
Takes Pleasure In Announcing Ihe
\|»|H»ln<mefi.' of
B & L
COMMUNICATIONS
SERVICE
John Litton — Bruce Burney
as an
AUTHORIZED MOTOROLA
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS
SERVICE STATION
MAINTHNANCK — KMTOKV P\KTS
REPAIR
-OR-
INSTALLATION
• AIR CONDITIONERS
• REFRIGERATORS
• DEEP FREEZE
—Domestic or Commercial—
JAKES
Refrigeration Service
514 AVE. G-PHO. 4-3965
Call TW 4-3121
for
RUBBER STAMPS
Made to Order!
Quick Service!
PROCESSING
SERVICES
ise^
FORD'S
ICE CREAM
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
509 G Pho 4-3404
LEVELLAND
FROZEN FOOD
LOCKER
“OUR EXPERIENCE CAN
SAVE YOU MONEY”
Pat & W. J. O’Connor
Co-Owners
1006 5th St. — Pho. 4-3232
OUR MEATS ARE
TOP QUALITY
• WHOLESALE MEAT
• CUSTOM KILLING
• HOGS AND CATTLE
• RENDER LARD
• MAKE SAUSAGE
• DELIVER TO LOCKER
— Service Our Motto —
Levelland Meat Co.
North Ave. H — Ph. TW 4-3030
MOTORS
REWOUND
WEDOITRIGHT
or
WE’LLMAKEITRiGHT
NORTH SIDE of TOWN
on
MORTON - LUBBOCK
HIGHWAY
TEXAS
ELECTRIC
CO.
Phone 4-2189
Mask
Chamberlain Electric
• SHEET METAL
1503 Ave. H Pho. 4-2167
ifSfel v!°r
WHIRLPOOL
SALES & SERVICE
Jack Daniel, Technician
COLOR and BLACK and WHITE
TV REPAIR
COPELAND HDWR.
814 Austin — Phone 4-2811
Let Us
DEEP CLEAN
Your Watch
with
‘SOUND WAVE’-
A New Process
That
Cleans Cleaner ■
Consult Us for
JEWELRY REPAIR
BEACH JEWELRY
820 Ave. H
Phn. 4 3150
fjEMfm
SALES
EXPERT REPAIR ON ALL
MAKES OF T.V. See —
Lacy Conatser at
LEA & COX
APPLIANCE CO.
606 Houston pho. 4-2010
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Brewer, Orlin. The Levelland Daily Sun News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 203, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1959, newspaper, June 8, 1959; Levelland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1122867/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting South Plains College.