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PAGE TWO THE LEVELltAND daily SUN NEWS, Levelland, Texas, Tnurl^ay, September 19, 1957
Levelland Seeks Second Victory
Mrs. McDowell Host
For Homemakers
Mrs. W. M. McDowell was host-
ess to the Homemakers Sunday
School class of the First Baptist
Church Monday night in the home
of Mrs. W. M. McDowell, 308 10«h
Street.
Presiding over the business meet-
ing was Mrs. J. L. Wairui»< The
officers elected during the session
were Mrs. McDowell, president;
Mrs. Ray Brown, vice-president;
and Mrs. Alton Logsdon. secGfnary.
Mrs. McDowell brought the devo-
tional from Luke 15:11-24. “ *
A dessert plate of pie and cof-
i fee was served to Mines. Warren
1Howard Brown, Wesley Curry, Lu-
ther Harrison,-J. D. Harding, Bill
iGriates, and the hostess.
Sister of Resident
Qlaimed by Death
Word was received here Wed-
nesday of the death of Mrs. Ed
Robertson, 78, in Wichita Falls. She
is the sister of Mrs. Bob St. Clair
and the aunt of Mrs. Earl Mc-
Der tnett.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon in Haskell.
M r. and Mrs. St. Clair left Wed-
nesrfcy to attend the services.
Week of Study Set
At Baptist Church
A book on Sunday School and
Missions will be taught at the First
Baptist Church next week, begin-
ning at 7 pip. Monday and ending
with a pot-luck supper on Thurs-
day.
Directing the study will be Rev.
Maple Avery and Virgil Coffee.
The course is especially for Sun-
day School teachers and officers of
the Sunday School but everyone is
invited.
Herald Sun-News Want Ads Pay
Oct. 18 Meeting Set
For Levelland Exes
MrS. John Walker, president of
the Levelland High School Alumni
Association, asks that all persons
interested in the Homecoming e-
vent meet with her at tile high
school at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 18.
The meeting will be held in room
129 of the high school.
VISITS HERE WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Frank Adams, who is with
her daughter, Mrs. L. J. Powers
in Lubbock for some time, visit-
ed friends here Wednesday. She is
reported to he much ~ improved
from a recent illness.
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TWO BIRTHS REPORTED
Born to Mr. and Mrs. I). WT.
Bullard, a boy, weighing 7 pounds
and 2 ounces at 5:12 p in. Wednes-
day, Sept. 18, at Renegar - Camp-
bell - Walsh Hospital.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Shepherd a boy, weighing 8 pounds
and 4 ounces at 4:15 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Sept. 18 ,at Phillips - Du-
pre Hospital.
PATIENT AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Gil Patsehke, was admitted
to Renegar - Campbell - Walsh Hos-
pital Wednesday with an attack of
the flu.
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Coach Figures
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COYOTE/JUNIOR LOBO GAMES
Double Header Set
On Gridiron Here
A football double header is or
tap for Lobo Stadium Thursday as
the ninth grade Junior Lobos take
on Plainview at 6:30 p.m. and the
Coyotes Lobo B squad meet the
Tom S. Lubbock Cowhands at 7:30
p.m.
Though the ninth graders have
one game under their belts, the
Thursday night tilt will be the sea
son opener for the B teamers.
Last week the Junior Lobos came
from behind to trim Dimmitt, 14-
7.
Coyote Coach Tommy Hinson
says his squad has been looking
fair on defense in workouts but the
blocking needs to be sharpened
somewhat. He singles out fullback
Carlton Woodson and left halfback
Dorman Tipton as showing good
offensive ability in the backfield,
while the coach remarks that cen-
ter Tommy Harris and right tackle
Guy Davis have been progressing
well in offensive line work.
The Tom S. Cowhands look like
a good team, Hinson says, as they
have been showing up well against
the Lubbock team’s A squad.
The Cowhands have a large num-
ber of boys out this season, Hin-
son states, with eight of them per-
haps moving up to the Westerner
varsity later in the season.
Mrs. Montgomery
Honored at Shower
The WSCS of the Wesley Metho-
dist Church honored Mrs. Don
Montgomery with a pink and blue
shower at the home of Mrs. Paul
Williams, Tuesday night.
A corsage of rose buds as well
as many lovely and useful gifts
were presented the honoree.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. D. D.
Creecy served cake and punch to
the following guests: Mmes. Law-
rence Schoenrock, Wilson Woodley,
Kyle Dalton, Millard Humble, Char-
les O'Neal, J. M. Teeters, Hugh
Bradley, Harvey Faircloth, Ivan
Brown, Clifford Hall, G. W. Free-
man, Jeff Kauffman, Horace
Krebbs, Floyd Lawler, and Miss
Juanita Kendrick.
Offensive starting ends for the
Coyotes will be Tommy Shirley at
right side and David Davis cover-
ing the left flank.
Tackles are slated to be Guy
Davis and Allen Rogers while Dar-
rell Stubblefield and Ronnie Gue-
tersloh will man the guard posts.
At center will be Tommy Harris.
In the backfield Lynn Tumbow
vill be the man under while Wil-
liam Fortner will fill the right half
position and Tipton will move from
the left half spot. Woodson is slat-
ed to be the starting fullback.
On defense Virgil Coffee will take
over the middle guard slot, Earl
Jackson will move in at a tackle,
Gary Watt will fill a linebacker
position, Charles Spear and Don
Birch will take over end posts and
Joe Roberts will fill the corner
linebacker spot.
ILL WITH FLU
Rev. Maple Avery is suffering
from an attack of flu at his home
this week.
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CHANNEL 13 ,
THUR8DAY
» 45—sign On
7:00—Cxptaln Kangaroo
7:45—CBS Morning New*
7 35—Tera* New*
8:110— Garry Moore Show
* 30—Godfrey Time
* :30—Strike It Rich
10 OO—Hotel Cosmopolitan
10:15—Love of Life
10:30—Search for ToiaofTMr
to:45—Timely Topic a
11:00— Llberaee
11:25—Walter Cronkite
11:»)—A* the World Turns
12:00—Beat the Clock
12:30—Noon Newa
12:45—House party
1:00—The Big Pa met
1:30—The Verdict la Youra
2:00—Brighter Day
7:15— Secret Storm
7:30—Edge of Night
3:00—Jimmy Dean Show
7:30— Police Can
4:00—Home Fair
1:15— Beauty School of the Air
4 30—Topper
5:00—Looney Tune*
5:15—Comedy Theatre
5 ■ 45—Looney^ Time*
6:00—New a. weather. Feature See
6:15—Doug Edwards
«:30—Whlrly Birds
7:00—Bob Cummlngi
7:10 -Climax
8:30 Talent Scout
9:00—State Trooper
9:3f .playhouse "90"
11:0O—News, Weather. Feature Sec.
11:30—Chicago Wrestling
12:30—Sign off
FRIDAY
6:55—Sign On
7:00 - Captain Kangaroo
7:45—CBS Morning New*
7:55—Texas News
8:00—Garry Moore Show
8:3;—Godfrey Time
9:30 Strike It Rich
10:00—Hotel Cosmopolitan
10:15—Love of Life
10:30—Search for Tomorrow
10:45—Home Demonatratlon Day
11:00—Llberaee
11:25—Waller Cronkite
11:30—As the World Turn*
12:00—Beat the Clock
12:30—Noon Newa
12:45—House party - •
1:00—The Big Payoff
1:30—The Verdict Is Your*
2:00—Brighter Day
2:15—Secret Storm
2:30-Edge of NlgL
3:00—Jimmy Dean snw ■
3:30—Play of the Week
4:00—Home Fair
4:30—Topper
5:00—Looney Tunes A Bug* Bunny
5:15—Comedy Theatre
5:45—Looney Tunes
* 00—News, Weather. Feature Section
6:15—Doug Edwards
g:30—Beat The Clock
7*00—Mr Adams and Eve
7:30—Susie
8:00 — West Point
8:30—Destiny
9:00 — Undercurrent
9:50—Person to Person
10:00— Top Tuens and New Talent
10:30—Newa. Weather, feature Section
11:00—Columbia Showcase
Reveille with BeSverly
12:00—Sign Off
SATURDAY
7 25—Sign On
7:30 Captain Kangaroo
8:80—Mighty Mouv Playbouaa
8:00— Susan's Show
»: 30- Terry and the Pirate*
10:00—The Big Top
11:00—Let's Take a trip
11:30— Big Picture
12:00—Country Style USA
12:15—Diary Dean
12:25—Baseball game of the week
Cardinals at Redlegs
3:00-UN Handicap
3 30 Championship Bowling
4:30—America on Parade
5:00—Wild Bill Hlckoa
5:30—Uncovered
6 00-Camera 3
6:30—The Buccaneer*
7:00—Oh. Susanna
7:30—Tracers
8:00—Oh Susanna
8:30—Have Gun. will Travel
8:00—Gunsmoka
8:30—Kingdom of the Sea
10 :00—70th Century Fox Showcase
Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence
11:00—Premier Performance
Young Mr. Lincoln
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Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Watson
Mrs. Ray Watson was hostess to
the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club at her home, Sept. 18. Mrs.
Percy Cole and Mrs. O. L. Watson
were guests for the party.
Lovely floral arrangements were
featured in the reception rooms
with a pink and* orchid arrange-
ment placed on the dining table.
Winning high score during the
afternoon was Mrs. Cole. Mrs. J.
R. Joplin was second high and
Mrs. Dave Collins, third high.
A dessert course was served by
the hostess to the following mem-
bers and guests: Mmes. Collins.
Cliff Brown, Otis Burson, G. T.
Hatton, Kenneth Harper, Joplin,
M. C. Roberts, Lamar West, C. C.
Woodson, Sr., Bert Wade, Cole,
and O. L. Watson.
Mrs. Ellis Hostess
For La Marienda
Members of the La Marienda
Luncheon Club met with Mrs
Spencer Ellis, 1309 Austin Street.
Tuesday for luncheon and bridge.
The serving table featured a
centerpiece of pink roses and the
meal was served buffet style.
Mrs. Dave Collins won high score
during the afternoon and Mrs. Cliff
Brown won second high.
Others present for the club meet-
ing were Mmes. Otis Burson, J.
O. Garrett, Kenneth Harper, Bis-
hop Keeling, Gene McDonald, W.
A. Nance and J. G. Renegar.
Toastmasters Slate
Program in Lubbock
Members of the Levelland Toast-
masters Club will journey to Lub-
bock Thursday evening to present
a special exchange program before
a Lubbock Toastmasters Club.
The group will meet at 5:30 p.
m. at the San Andres Hotel, going
in a group to the place where the
Lubbock club meets, at the new
"Spur” restuarant at Avenue Q and
19th Street.
Scheduled speakers include Jim
my Bearden, Coy Allen, Eldon
Boulter, Hilton McCabe and Orlin
CHANNEL 11
THURSDAY
7:00—Today
8.00—Arlene Franrt* Show
8:30—Treasure Hunt
8:00—The Price 1* Right
9:30—Truth or Consequences
10:00—Tic Tac Dough
10:30—It Cbuld Be You
11:00—Tex and J'nx
11:30—Club 60 — Color
12:30—Bride and Groom
1:00—NBC Matinee — Color
7:00—Queen For a Day
2:45—Modem Romance*
5:00—Channel 11 Matlne*
4:30—Roy Roger*
5:30—Leoney Tune*
5:45—Hospitality Time
6:00—New*. Sport*. Weather
6:15—Here'* Howell
6:30—Cisco Kid
7:0O—People’s Choice
7:30—High-Low
8:00T-Command Performance
7:00—Be»t of Grouctio
9:30—Dragnet
10:00—Famous Theater
10:30—News. Weather. SDorta
10:50—The First Hundred Year*
FRIDAY
T:0Q—Today
8:00—Arlene France* Show
8:30—Treasure Hunt
3:00—The Price Is Right
9:80—Truth or Consequent**
10:00—Tic Tac Dough
10:30—It Could Be Yor
11:80—Tex and Jinx
11:30—Club 60 — Color
12:30—Bride and Groom
1:00—NBC Matinee — color
2:00—Queen For A Day
2.45—Modem Romance*
3:00—Channel U Mattnen
4:30—Six Gun Thanter
5 :30—Rln Tin Tin
4:00—New*. Sports. Weather
8:15—Here's Howell
1:30—Adventures at Jim Bowl*
7:00M Squad
7:30—This Man
8:00—Cavalcade of agwrt*
8:45—Red Barber
9:00—Blondle
9:30—Oh Henry Playhouse
10:00—Overseas Adventure
10:30—News. Weather Sport*
10:50—West Point of the Air
SATURDAY
8:00—Howdy Doody
8:30—Gumby
9:00—Fury
9:30— Space Ranger
10:00—My Little Margie
10:30— Junior Auction
11:00 Gene Autry
12:00- Little Rascals
12:15—Leo Durocher Warmup
12:25-Baseball
Milwaukee vs Chicago Cubs
2:45—Football Texas AAM Maryland
5:30—People are Funny
6 00 Perry Como
7:00 —Polly Bergen Show
7:30—Dollar a Second
8:00—Encore Theatre
8:30—Your Hit Parade (C)
9:00—Laiwence Welk
10:®>— From Hollywood
10:30—News
10:40—Weather
10:45—Sports
10:30—High Wall
We can beat them if we just
get up and play ball like we re
capable of doing.”
This is head coach Johnnie Hick-
man’s assessment of Levelland’s
chances there Friday night against
potent Big Spring, which rolled ov-
er highly-rated Andrews 26-12 last
W6£k.
Hickman and his squad have
worked hard” to improve on the
phases of the game in which the
greatest weaknesses showed up
against Brownfield.
Experience gained in the Brown-
field game should be a definite
benefit, since Big Spring runs from
the same sort of formation — the
winged-T.
The major difference between
Brownfield and Big Spring ap-
pears to be in the way the teams
are manned. Hickman says that
Big Spring has “a lot more talent”
and should be a much tougher out-
fit.
The Steers last week fielded a
grinding offense which simply
couldn’t be stopped. The squad
didn't unveil its passing attack
because it wasn’t necessary.
Hickman says he knows that
Jimmy Evans, big 6-1, 170 pound
Steer quarterback can throw the
ball, and he hopes that the Lobs
are able to force the Steers to
pass.
This would mean that they have
been able to cope defensively with
the short line plunges which al-
lows the Steers to play ball-con-
trol and at the same time grind
out the necessary yardage to
score.
Hickman figures that left end ......
Danny Birdwell. a 6-3, 190 pound *-
standout, and Jan Loudermilk, 6-
6, 215 pound former end who has
moved to wing-back, will be the
favorite targets of Evans.
Wayne Fields, the 190 pound
Steer fullback, is expected to be the
top Big Spring runner.
A couple of other Big Spring
squadmen who impressed Scout
Doug Samford at Andrews last
week were left tackle Chubby
Moser and Center George Pea-
cock.
Two Lobo Injuries
Hickman figures he’ll be forced ^
to use substitutes as starters in
two positions. ~
He’ll be hurting worst at left
halfback where regulars A1 Ehr-
er and Davie Mack Costin are out
with injuries. Ehrler’s knee injury
has kept him from working out, *
and Costin has a hand injury.
Hickman plans to use QB Bill
McKinzie and Don Mason, up from
the B team, in this position.
The coach says he’ll probably
start Jerry Garrison in place of
Jesse Hofacket at the end slot.
Hickman says Hofacket’s ankle in-
jury simply has not responded to
treatment in the way that it should.
On the other hand. Hickman says
that Garrison has done ‘'surprising-
ly well” and can “do a real fine
job for us.”
He says Garrison apparently
wants to play more than he has
ever shown previously.
Otherwise, the starting lineup
will feature the regulars who saw
the most service last week.
Hickman is expecting to make
even greater use of the passing
arm of Sophomore Quarterback
Doug Cannon against Big Spring.
He says in Big Spring he ex-
pects a better defense than Brown-
field’s. which kept Lobo runners »
pretty well under control last week. ^
This automatically means more ~
passing. “*
“We think we can throw the hall .7
on them Hickman says.
Cannon is expected to favor both
ends Garrison and Ballew. as re-
ceivers. although the play pass,
which hits the half backs in the
flats, will be used also. 7-
The squad will leave Levelland
by charter bus at 1:45 p m. Friday
after a pep rally at 11:30 in the -
gymnasium. —
Probable starting lineups:
Big Spring
No. NAME POS
81 Dannv Birdwell LE
76 Chubbv Moser LT
50 Gerald Davidson LG
52 George Peacock C
64 Maxey Carey RG
70 Knox Pitzer RT *
80 Benny McCrory RE
71 Jimmy Evans QB
22 Buddy Barnes TB
23 Wayne Fields FB
44 Jan Loudermilk WB .7
levelland 7
Jesse Ballew
82 Jerry Garrison
72 Eddie Curry
74 Frank Lawlis
64 Joel Cookston
62 Frank Odell
55 Bruce Miller
25 Doug Cannon
36 Larry Tipton
22 Bill McKenzie
25 Mike Vinvard
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LE
RT
LT
RG
LG
C
QB
RH
LH
FB
Brewer. Dr. Wayne Hardy will
serve as toastmaster of the even-
inn tr>,l T»L_ .
will pre-
ing and John Graham
sent table topics.
The Lubbock dub will
speech critics.
furnish
Bomar Moore 6f McAllen is re-
Word was received here of hit im-
proved condition Wednesday.
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Brewer, Orlin. The Levelland Daily Sun News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 19, 1957, newspaper, September 19, 1957; Levelland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1129446/m1/2/: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting South Plains College.