Hudspeth County Herald and Dell Valley Review (Dell City, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, May 31, 1968 Page: 4 of 6
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PAGE 4, HUDSPETH COUNTY HERALD-Dell Valley Review, MAY 31,
1968
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JUNE 1
TO: rhe Citizens and Voters of Texas
FROM: Preston Smith, Candidate for Governor
Betty Bullard
Joe Snow III
Steven Fain
Lois Goldston
LeRoy Teitsworth
George McConnell
Jim Regan,
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The purpose of this message is to ask
for your support and vote in the Second
Democratic Primary Saturday, June 1.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
June 2
NEW-USED
FOR ALL PURPOSES —
I want to continue and improve on
the start we have made in education,
pollution control, law enforcement,
highways, water conservation, promo-
tion of industry and tourism, and many
other vital areas.
Service Station
GOOD IGNITION BATTERIES $8.00 each
FOR IRRIGATION MOTORS
POINTS as low as $ 2. 20 PLUGS as low’ as $. 75
J. W. HILL,
INTERESTED IN PRICE?
"One of the Southwest's Largest Stocks
of New and Used Nationally — retail —
Advertised Tires" ~ WHOl£SAlE “
FACTORY OUTLET TSf i
307 S. SANTA FE
TIRES
UNCONDITIONALLY
GUARANTEED
As your Lieutenant Governor for the
last six years, I believe I have qualified
myself to seek the high office of Gov-
ernor. You know I finished second
among 10 candidates in the First Pri-
mary, about 29,000 votes behind the
leader with 1,750,000 votes cast.
I am proud to have been a part of Texas
government for 18 years. Opponents may
harp about what is wrong in Texas; I
happen to think there are a lot of things
RIGHT in Texas. I am proud of my state
and its people.
Things can be even better, and I want
to work with you in that direction.
It’s more or less in the political tradition
to lambast your opponent and say a lot of
ugly and cutting things about him. I don't
want to engage in personalities; my op-
ponent has no public record to criticize.
Therefore I am running for Governor on
my own merits.
It may be pretty ambitious for a farm-
born, farm-raised Texas boy, who worked
his way through Texas Tech and spent his
adult years in business activities in
Lubbock, to aspire to be Governor. You
will be the judges as to whether my
experience and proven qualifications en-
title me to be elected. I will accept your
judgment with real gratitude for your past
support and friendship.
Please remember that if I am elected,
my door will always be open to any Texan
who has any problem whatever that the
Governor can help with. I will always be
interested in good government. I will
always be interested in you.
(Paid Pol. Adv.--Harold Dudley, Campaign Manager. )
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Ft. Hancock.. The Community
Methodist Church of Ft. Han-
cock has a new time for Church
Services - 9:00a. m. Mr. Rush
Smith, pastor of Fabens, is also
the pastor for Ft. Hancock, and
this time was set in order for
him to return to serve as pastor
at 11:00 a. m. in Fabens. Foll-
owing the church services, there
is Sunday School from about
10 to 10:30 for the young child-
ren. M.Y. F. will be in con-
junction with Fabens for the
teen- agers wishing to go. We
understand they have quite
an active M. Y. F.
A note of thanks in deep ap-
precaition to those of Fort Han-
cock and surrounding area who
planned and made the barbque
on May 19 at the Women’s Cl-
ub Building a huge success.
We will always remembr the
good times and the good peo-
ple of Ft. Hancock and the
valley.
Marie and Dick Force
June and Otis De Volin
Mary and Jimmy Wafer
The Seniors returned Sunday
from their trip to Mexico, af-
ter nine days of having some
good times and some not so
good - like having three flats
and ruining two rims which
were not so easily fixed. They
liked sail fishing and swimm-
ing in the Pacific at Mazatlan,
but most of them were glad to
be back in the U. S. A.. The
roads seemed to be the great-
est drawback to the journey
and they did spend a good
deal of their time riding.
Louanne Franklin was invited
into the Order of Eastern Star
on Monday night, with both
sets of grandparents, some
aunts and uncles, as well as
a number of friends preseift or
taking part in the services.
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Visitors in the Buddy Brown
home this ast week were Mrs.
Borwn’s brother, Hany Bryan
with the U.S. Embassy in Gua-
temala, who is well known in
the valley, and Cindy Hickman
of Cross Plains, Texas, and
who was graduated last Sunday
from Tarleton State College.
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Mrs. Louise Lovelady is visit-
ing in Raton, N. M. with her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Buster Hendricks and child-
ren Bob and Laura.
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Invitations have been received
to the wedding on June 7 of
Miss Billie Timmons and Mr.
Terry Douglas Rose to be sol-
emnized in Throckmorton. They
will be living in Ft. Hancock
for the summer.
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Mrs. E. G. Norris is the hospi-
tal in Odessa, following a heart
seizure last week. Her son Mar-
vin who lives in Odessa came
and took her home with him
for a visit and found it was ne-
cessary to place her in the hos-
pital.
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With your help we can win this run-
off against an opponent who has no
public record of any kind . . . one who
is aligned with groups that want to re-
ject the progressive, constructive pro-
grams built by John Connally and his
predecessors and replace them with so-
called '‘liberal'’ ideas of their own.
The Anson Wisemans stopped
in Pecos to visit with Jimmy/
Wafers a few minutes on Mon,
day on their return from Ste-
phenville and were quite ta-
ken with the W afer home and
say they are all very happy
with their new home and work.
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Mrs. A.S. Dwiggans who has
been living in the Valley Nur-
sing Home in El Paso for the
past several months, is report-
ed nos doing very well. She is
is confined to her bed most of
the time.
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Neely, Mrs. Joe Abb; Brown, Julia & Gilmore, Joyce. Hudspeth County Herald and Dell Valley Review (Dell City, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, May 31, 1968, newspaper, May 31, 1968; Dell City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1235231/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .