Levelland Daily Sun-News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 92, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 6, 1968 Page: 5 of 12
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LEVELLAND DAILY bUN NBDFS TUESDAY, FlMUAHYd,
Kennedy Takes Clos
Look At Nomination ■ JiSsi
DEADLY
INSECTICIDE r
New York (WMNS)-Ladl*s,
tf a door-to-door peddler rings
your tall and offers to sell
you •» lneecddde parathion
at a bargain rate, resist the
bargain. Parattdoo is a poison
so deadly one pinch of it, if
swallowed, can kill.
Insecticides, warns the
Health Department, should be
bought in legitimate stores
where products are labeled as
to content.
No matter where purchased,
they must be kept out of reach
of children.
k,Manr Lou Murphy
City Hostess
tod Juanita Sherwood
from Odessa and re-
107 Rush. Mr. Sherwood
If operator for Pioneer
icvlce. Their children
ila Sue, 14; Dwain 12‘/j;
“Fyon 10; and Theron, 7.
Bob and Sandra Masser^ale
moved from Lubbock and re-
side at 108 Cactus. Mr. Mass-
engale is employed as a mech-
anic at John Deere. They have
no children.
Ernest and Ada Mae Haile
moved from Sundown and reside
at 226 Cypress. He is employ-
ed as a pumper for Pan Ameri-
can Petroleum Corp. Their chil-
dren are grown.
Bobby and Margaret Patty
moved from Borger and reside
at 10031/^ Ave. D. He is employ-
ed as a floorhand for Hall &
Hall Drilling Co. They have one
child, Dawn Michele, 3 months
old.
Gary and Glynda Powell mov-
ed from Texarkana and reside
at 207 Ave. K. Mr. Powell is
employed as a roughneck for
Verna Drilling Co. They have
a son, Jack Dwain, 2 months
side at 415 Hicks Drive. Mr.
Roberts is employed as a main-
tenance technician at South
Plains College. Their children
are grown.
Grenville and Rose Marie
Butler moved from Littlefield
and reside at 1209 Ave. L.
Mr. Butler is a heavy duty
equipment operator for Henry
L. Stafford. Their children are
Lisa, 8; Marvin, 3; and Tammy
1 year old.
Cecil B. and Jean Wells mov-
ed from Midland and reside at
102 Butch. Mr. Wells Is a weld-
er for Charles Williams Co.
Their children are Gloria Ann,
13; Glena, 8; Earl, 5and Bobby,
2>/i years.
Bruce and Donna Miller mov-
ed from Lubbock and reside at
101 Cedar. He is employed by
Allstate Insurance Co. They
have two children. Beckey 5*/i
and Gregg, 3 years.
Charles and Ruth Williams
moved from Midland and reside
at 222-A Hickory. He owns the
Charles Williams Co., an oil-
field specialty service firm.
Their children are grown. Mail-
ing address Box 1354, Level-
Tommy and Peggie Dunlap
moved from Roby and reside
at 1609 9th. Mr. Dunlap is a
lineman tor Starkey Electric
Co. Their children are Andy
8, Juliana, 5, Tina, 4, and Holly
3 years.
Darrell and Gayla Collier mo-
ved from Bovina and reside
at 1215 Ave. L. Mr. Collier Is
employpd by the Texas Highway
Dept. They have one child,
Beth, 3 months old.
Jimmy and Glenda Holliday
moved from Big Lake and re-
side at 1207 Ave. L. He is em-
ployed by Pioneer Well Service.
They have one child, Deno, 7
years of age.
Bob and Marjorie McCrory
moved from South Plains aixi
reside at 205 Pat. Mr. McCrory
is assistant manager at the
Whitharral Co-op Gin. Their
children are: Claudie, 12>/j;
Rickey, 10; and Gregg, 7 years.
Arthur C. and Eld a Harris
moved from Wertz burg, Ger-
many and reside at 1109 5th.
Mr. Harris is retired from
the UJS. Government Corp of
Engineers. They have two chil-
dlssident Democrats. am.
It le no secret in Washington use
that Johnson's top poMtteel Mpi
strategist wee predtctfi* that see
the Minnesota Democrat would kith
win nothing in the primaries. at
As a result, some Democrats,
though they admire McCarthy's geet
courage, are turning to Keane- dL
dy. How ineny end' how B
influential they are is imknown. ^
But the recent wave of k«b
speculation in the press and
elsewhere about Kennedy's in- . ^
decision may increase the
ground s well. ^
Some of the signs: 1— pM
—There is always the far-out
chance the President may ^
choose at the last minute not to
run for re-election. This is not
likely, but the thinking among H
some Democrats Is that Ketme-
dv should be ready.
—McCarthy may be affecting !jfl|
Kennedy’s cherished popularity R
with youth. The New York 1 -j
senator's silence on McCar -
toy's antiwar campaign has led m*!
youthful audiences to ask just f i
where Kennedy stands on toe
to Truadale mov-
iffl l*.bbbock and reside at
JAWviUto. They have no child-
renvJjfy, Truadale is a rough-
Verna Drilling Co.
_ot4f|I.tiPnd Heve Galley moved
4|$pVf£oKpug Christ! and reside
AlinM?! Ave. 1, Apt. 12. Mr.
Mfeycip an engineer-trainee
^pih^piamograph Service. They
•bWPdto* child, Denise, 2*/2
jiyn ,"*i<
as TfrfW and J udy Taylor moved
4N9],N.M. and reside
Haactus. Mr. Taylor is a
MtfaWft for General Telephone
Co. They have a son, Trent, 3
d*MDh«f age.
UiJSto and Pat Bright moved
0fegMh Robert Lee, Tex. and re-
atr «t 1807 10th, Apt. A. Mr.
UMgbfcte a roughneck for Verna
JfrijHpgiCo. They have a son,
<*Mte«. JO.
Ray-and Clara Cupp moved
from Fairview, Okla. and re-
side at 507 15th. Mr. Cupp is em-
ployed by Pool Well Service.
Their children are grown.
Preston and Adele Roberts
moved from Longview and re-
filled to strike sparks among McCarthy-Johnson issue,
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