Levelland Daily Sun-News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 104, Ed. 1 Friday, February 23, 1968 Page: 3 of 8
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is Perrin Is an expsrleno*
perator and will give lea-
in care and styling of wig-
She is employed at Klassy
Bounty Salon and U a sto-
at SPC. . •
Is ta a six-week course with
tea meeting every Monday
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
»m 3 of the Science Brild-
coetof the oourae-UllO.
bride elect is the dan- ***
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ifc ,4 rehearsal <
503 l«h Street and the aehednled tor t
ictlve bridegroom is the Restaujmrt for t
||». and Mrs. Glean Ho- ty Saturday. WJ
K i | 'f / LEVILLAlCJ DAILY SUM MOWS FttDAY, PtiHUAItY ». 1N$- PAGI I
Scouts Hold Blue And Gold Banquet At Levelland High School
What’s Going On
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Around Town
FRIDAY, FEB. 23
«:45 A.M. OPTIMISTS CLUB—Spot Restaurant
12 NOON LEVELLAND JAYCFES—Chat l Chet* Restaurant
7:30 P.M. SPC HOMECOMING BONFIRE & PEP RA1 LY
8 P.M. N I R A RODEQ — Canyon
SATURDAY. FEB. 24
5:45 P.M RECEPTION AND REGISTRATION OF SPCEXES—
Band Hall SPC
7:30 P.M. BASKETBALL SPC TEXANS VS. AMARU l O—Here
9:15 P.M. SPC HOMECOMING DANCF—SPC Gymnasium
Sheinwold
On
Bridge
FOR OUTSTANDING SCOUT PRECIPATION—Members of local
their participation throughout the year in aceuung.
boy scouts were honored Thursday in 1 eve 11 and High School for
tyy Alfred Sheinwold
The stegosaurus, which weigh-
ed over six tons and had a
brain weighing only V/2 ounces,
was probably only dimly aware
that it was alive. This record
tor brainlessness may be let-
approachable even by bridge
partners, but don’t overlook
East’s defense In today’s hand.
North dealer
Both sides vulnerable
NORTH
♦ A K 94
ty K Q J 5 4 3
O J 10
+ 3
WEST EAST
♦ Q 3 ♦ J 10 8 7 5
109 8 7 62 Z> None
O K 4 0 7 3 2
♦ A 0 2 *10 9854
SOUTH
♦
A
* O A Q 9 8 6 5
* K J 76
North
East
South
Uest
1 9
Pass
7 O
Pass
7 ♦
Pass
3 *
Pass
3 -7
Pass
3 NT
All Pass
SCOUTS RECEIVE AWARDS—Boy Scouts from troops all over
Levelland received awards last night during their annual Blue
and Gold Banquet held in the I eve Hand High School Cafeteria.
Shown 1-r front; Phil Morgan, Ronnie Henson, Mitch Brock, Jer-
ry D. Richardson, Gary Webb and G reg Tillman, (back) Jackie
Molloy, Vernon Morrow, Dwain Pylant, Greg Whilite, Benjie
Nelson, Sonny Blake, Gary Walden. The den mother receiving
Swards was Pat Pylant. (Staff Photo)
OF WEBLOM receiving awards last night were 1-r;
Jackie Malloy, Ronnie Henson, Greg Tillman, Jes-
and Joe Don Humphries. Back are Den Mothers Pat
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Pylant and Laments Stroud. The presentations were made dur-
ing the annual Blue and Gold Banquet held in l evelland High
School Cafeteria at 7 p.m. Thursday. (Staff Photo)
Opening lead - ty <0
West led the ten of hearts,
and South won with the ace.
Declarer led a spade to dum-
my’s king and returned the
jack of diamonds for a finesse.
LDaily
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Hospital News
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IEVEL1 AND CLINIC
DEMBSALS: Mrs. JayHar-
ris, C.F. Worley . Ed Atwood,
Jackie Riddell, Mrs . Doris
Sherrell. ,
SOUTH PLAINS HOSPITAL
ADMISSIONS: Freddie Stack-
er, 1 uther Birdsong.
DISMISS AI S: H.I . Fitzge-
rald, Mrs. Eddie Sanders.
Hello World
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Brattain on the birth
of a son February 22, 1:54 p.m.
weighing 6 pounds 2Vi ounces,
at Levelland Clinic.
Court News
In the office of County Judge
Hulon Moreland. Jack Marlon
wa$ charged with DWL Marion
entered a plea of pot guilty and
was released on $500 bond.
Check law violation was fil-
ed against Pat O. Field.
Tommy Stockton was charged
with being drunk and fined $25
by City Judge Luther Ward.
aried Courses To Begin At SPC
WIGLET STY UN G
COURSE
A course In Wiglet Styling
will begin at South Plaint Col-
lege Monday night, Feb. 26.
The course will be conducted
bgr Mias Sherri Bob Perrin of
shop beginning Saturday, Feb.
24. This is a five-week course
with classes to be held in the
Fine Arts Building of South
Plains College from 9:30 to
11:30 aun. each Saturday.
The workshop will consist
of paper mache’, sand casting.
experimental painting, and ex-
perimental drawing.
A course in deco up age which
will also be taught by Miss
Baker will begin Marc*- 12.
Classes will be held In this
course from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
each Tuesday. This is a six
week course.
Miss Baker was an Instruc-
tor In the SPC Eveniiw Coll-
ege during the fall semester.
The fee for each of the cour-
ses Is $10.
Retha Kirby Honored
At Bridal Courtsey
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A bridal shower honoring Miss
Retha Kay Kirby, brids-elect of
Daa Howard was held la the
home at Mrs. $f.E. "De” pr-
Burl Shaw, LeRoy Standlfer,
C.D. Arnold, Leon Hudler and
E.L. Mdntorff.
Tlw bride-elect la
laid with lace and centered with
an arrangement of purple flow-
era entwined with greenery, and
flanked with two white candle-
abra with purple candles. Cry-
stal and silver
were used.
Minor Accidents
City Police investigated an
accident at West Ave. and 12th
St. Thursday at 3:50 p.m. Of-
ficer James Osborne reported
that a 1961 Ford, driven by
Casey Allen Bownda, was at-
tempting to peas a 1957 Chev-
rolet, driven by Aisle Lee Shi-
rey, when Shlrey attempted a
left turn. The Ford struck the
Chevrolet on the left side. Da-
mage to Shirey’a vehicle was
$135 nd Bounds’ vehicle $300.
Bownds wss cited for driving
on the wrong side of roadway
and Shirey for failure to make
proper signal.
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West casually played his low
diamond, since it wasobviousls
useless to win the trick.
South was tempted to repeat
the finesse at once, which would
have shut him out of his own
hand, but saw no harm in taking .
the high hearts first. East had a
discarding problem on the first
of dummy’s high hearts.
East had already thrown a
spade on the first trick and
didn’t want to throw another.
Since South had bid elute, East
felt bound to save what he
could in that suit too. Since
only diamonds were left, East
threw a diamond.
INTERESTING DSCARD
South was fascinated- by this
discard and threw the six of
spades to avoid giving East
any clues. Declarer then led
the queen of hearts from dum-
my, and East discarded his last
diamond.
The situation was now quite
clear. South smiled commis-
eratingly at West as he cashed
dummy’s winners and then ran
the diamonds for a total of
12 tricks.
West made some bitter re-
marks about his partner’s dia-
mond discards. Blast should
have thrown two clubs on the
assumption that nothing could
beat the contract If Sorih had
two top clubs in addition to
two spades, four hearts and
one diamond.
The stages urua also dis-
carded Ms worthless cards
without thinking of Ms part-
ner. That’s why the poor beast
is now extinct.
DAILY QUESTION
Partner opens with 1-NT (16
to 18 points) and the next play-
er passes. You hold: S-Q 3,
H- 10 9 8 7 6 2, D- K 4, C-
A Q 2. What do you say?
ANSWER: Bid four hearts.
With your 11 points you know
the combined count is 27 to
29 points, enough for game,
but not enough for slam.
Saudowu Garda ■
Club Meets
The Sundown Garden Club met
recently in the home of Mrs.
M.H. Powers. Fifteen members.
were present, answering roll
call with “My Favorite Com-
post”.
President, Mrs. Sidney Huff-
man called for reports from the
various committees.-Mrs. L.E.
Duncan, projects committee re-
ported work was progressing
satisfactorily for beautification
of the Community Building and
grounds.
Mrs. Don Johnson, chaii'man
of the Finance Committee re-
ported the Valentine bake sale
a huge success with qumy bak-
ed items of good quality.
Members were reminded of
the district meeting set Feb.
26-27 in Hereford. Plans were
made for members to attend.
The program for the after-
noon consisted of a paper on
fertilizers by Mrs. Loyd Lough,
and an lrformative talk on peat
moss and humus leaf mold and
compost by Mrs. L*R. Ether-
idge, followed by a discussion
of mixtures by all members.
A Valentine theme was car-
ried out in floral arrangements,
, “Hearts and Flowers** wife the
same decor in refreshments
enjoyed by Mines. Powers, Huff-
man, Duncan, Johnson, Lough,
Etheridge, T.C. Elliot, BUI R.
' Carter, Bobby Alrhart, Guy
Swain, Albert Storay, Foy Winn,
E.E. Smith, Jaaaa Young and
EJL Wright.
Window Shade
Solves the Problem
By Abigail Van Buren *
I 1**$ by Chicago T ribont N Y. Now* Svnri . Inc. I
DEAR ABBY We work in an office, and our hours are
from 9 a m to 5 p m. We are usually here at 8:30 a. m.
preparing for the day s business which requires getting our
money and records out. etc
Our problem concerns irate customers who stand outside
the door between 8:30 and 9 a m banging on the door and
rattling the knob until you think the building is coming down.
Some ^em even yell and signal, demanding that we open
the doo.
We have a sign on the door, plainly stating that we open at
9 a. m On some occasions we have opened the door to some
impatient ones feeling it’s easier to let them stand inside than
to put up with their infernal racket.
How can we tactfully let these people know that we are not
prepared to let them in until 9 a m7 THE GIRLS
DEAR GIRLS: If you don’t have a shade far your door, ask
your management to get one. and keep it down until you’re
ready to open. If you aren’t in evidence, you’ll probably not
be bothered. If you can’t get a shade, go abont your business
and ignore the rude ones.
DEAR ABBY My problem may sound silly to you, but it is
very serious to me For some years now, altho I am a male,
single, and not considered effeminate, I have been wearing ny-
lon panties under my outer male attire.
I like to sleep in baby doll pajamas and have a nice supply
of ladies' lingerie, negligees, panties, hosiery, bras—the works,
which I wear when I am alone There is nothing “wrong" with
me, but I like the feeling of these things next to me.
My problem is keeping a good supply of these items. No
matter how carefully I launder them, they do not last forever,
and 1 must keep shopping for them Sut$i articles are sold only
in the ladies' departments, and they all have women
salespeople When I ask for pink panties [pink is my favorite
color I in size 8 (I am rather hefty] I say they are for my
“wife" but then my face gets as pink as the panties.
I have tried mail-order houses, but they are unsatisfac-
tory as I like to SEE the merchandise before buying it. I don’t
care to ih* u»gl my secret to anyone, so I must do my own
shopping, so I would appreciate any solutions you have to of-
fer, as I do not like the embarrassment. IN A QUANDRY
DEAR IN: Since yen keve already thought of all the
alternatives aad have rejected them, I caa only infer that yon
aren’t really seeking a iihdlnn to yowr problem—yon font Bke
to talk abont it.
PLEASE implore parents [especially mothers] to NEVER—
and I repeat, NEVER allow their children to stand up in either
the front or back of an automobile while it is in motion.
These last few weeks I have been called upon to make
some heart-breaking repairs on some very beautiful little faces
which had been pitifully mutilated from accidents h»q4 cams
about in just this way. All it takes is one abrupt atop for a
youngster’s face to meet a iiliiiliMrid, dashboard, or the bfeck
of the front aeat with such fores as to break face bones,
knock out teeth and cause disfiguring injuries.
Today I nearly wept while I worked with an eye surgeon
for nearly two hours in a vain effort to save the eye of a little
boy who had been standing in the' back of his mother’s ear
when she slammed on her brakes. [The child’s eye was gouged
out as he struck the ashtray.] If you will print this I’ll be most
grateful AN M. D. IN L. A.
How has the world been treating you? Unload your
problems on Dear Abtoy, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., 90000.
For a personal, unpublished reply, inclose a
stamped envelope.
For Abby’s booklet, “Haw to Have a Lovely
sead 91.M to / by. Bos 99709, Las Angels*. OsL. N
Rebekahs To Attend
Lockney Meet Saturday
The South Plains Associat-
ion of Odd Fellows and Rabekah
Lodges will hold their advance
meeting Saturday right Fob. 24
at 8 pjn. at the IOOF Hall in
Lockney. ^
Lodges in the following coun-
ties are members of the asso-
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elation. Garza, Terry, Hockley,
Lubbock, Lamb, Hals, Floyd, ’ ’
Crosby. BaUey.-Dawnon and
C**ran. __ c; |
Margiartte Aysrs was anoolnS-
ad representative wMi
Ellis as alternate. ReprsasKn
live from Levelland will attend.
Deanery To Coiviii la
Brownfield Fob. 27
The Levelland Deanery Coun-
cil of Catholic Women will
ma&
B ha Da gifii of (ha
hold its Spring Board meritUg Spring Pa— ry Con—Mon, ta
on Tuesday, February tt, IMS ha heM in BrawaffaM, Tsana,
at the Farm Burean BrihMng Baritaa at officers la Da
la Brownfield, Texas. Da—ry are la he hrid ri Da -
The meeting wdl start ft Spring Com—Han. Each af-
10:00 A3L with caffes bring OMnfe feiri—I udH asm o»
served at 9:00 A.M. Mrs, <
Robert Greener wtU preside.
tend man* 1 '“Ml
Former Siidowa Residents lajornd.^w-StSS^SS *2
Mr. and Mn.Jack Grid ana Highway 80 outside of MldfepC. *** — may hagfe *» I
AHon Barnett of Spa-
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Levelland Daily Sun-News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 104, Ed. 1 Friday, February 23, 1968, newspaper, February 23, 1968; Levelland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1146533/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting South Plains College.