Lipscomb Lime Light and the Follett Times (Follett, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1964 Page: 3 of 4
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THUB^tUY, MAROH s, 1964
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Shop in Follett and Save!
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Janie Kaye Tabor, small
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Phone 653-3711
Nite Ph. 653-2531
G-I-F-T-S
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook and
moved last Sunday to a ranch
We Give S & H Green Stamps
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Broiled - Baked - Fried
of
Sell
Sunday
and
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy File
Just
Cut-up 2 - 214 Lbs.
Frozen
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Arrived
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SPRING HATS
JEANIE SPORTSWEAR
Lb.
39c
★-PRODUCE
DRESSES
Wilson’s Certified
HAMS
Whole or Half
49c
OVER 600 YARDS MATERIAL
SPORT SHIRTS
2 bags
19c
2 bunches ... 19c
Phone 653-2794
Follett, Texas
2 Lb. bag
29c
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pound
89c
4
Fellowship
saw
★-MEATS
2 Lbs.
49c
2 Lbs.
89c
Each
39c
Pork
MORE protection for
LESS money. You deal with
5 lb Bag
FLOUR
49c
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where he will be employed,
community will miss them.
ing. She is staying with a
ghter at the present time.
and could not attend school. She
returned to school on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Perryton, Texas spent
last
virus
FINE FOODS AT FAIR PRICES
Plus S and H GREEN STAMPS
Mr. Richard Laubhan and
Tommy of Amarillo, Texas
area,
The
H. D. CLUB LEADERS
MET FERUARY 21
son
ar-
son
in
still
hos-
here visiting in the home of his
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
George Kraft.
Morton Frozen
CREAM PIES
Birthday! Wedding! Anniversary!
We have a wide selection of gifts for
EVERY occasion and our price range is so
complete you’ll find just what you want-
something really unusual-for just what
you want to spend.
how to compare various models in
the same brand to help decide if
you need and want the top of the
line or if a medium or low price
machine would meet your laundry
needs.
Mr. Kasprowiz said that over-
TENDER
Chicken
Mrs.
in-
the
Chicken, the thrifty treat... farm fresh,
plump, sweet and tender. It’s famous Jack
and Jill quality, and, of course, it’s value
pricedi
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We Give S & H Green Stamps
LONG'S DRESS SHOP
Golden
CARROTS
New Crop
GREEN ONIONS
New Red
POTATOES
Nabisco Oreo
COOKIES
Home Made
COTTAGE CHEESE
Town & Country
Notes
NOW our Homeowners Policy
gives you
Fryers each 89c
(Wrapped for Your Freezer)
Make Follett Your
Shopping Center.
Shop Here And
Save!
Strawberry, Lemon, Chocolate, Banana,
Cocoanut or Neopolitan
ONE premium. Ask about
this policy that is so
“We Give Buccaneer Stamps”
City Drug
“We Serve To Serve Again”
Week End Specials
Specials Good Friday and Saturday March 6 - 7
Call Us For Your
BUTANE or PROPANE
Prompt Delivery
Phillips Gasoline Makes Starting Easy
Gives Longer Mileage and
MORE POWER
Your Patronge Appreciated
FRONK OIL CO.
Jack
temommo4m0400o€oemoemoe
Center Slices
Ham
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Gold Medal
MURRAY & ROBERTSON
INSURANCE AGENCY
Follett, -:- Texas
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The Follett Home, Demonstra-
tion Club met Tuesday, February
25th in the home oi Mrs. Erna
Borth. Those attending the meet-
ing were: Mrs. Rickie Schoenhals,
Mrs. D. D. Creecy, Mrs. Sophie
Born, Mrs. Del Barton, Mrs. Erma
Redelsperger, Mrs Ann Kiser and
Linda, Mrs. Bertha ‘Imke and
FOLLETT FOOD MARKET
LOVE—YOUR NEIGHBOR
FOOD MARKET
Drying garments properly saves
time. Heavy fabrics like corduroys
and denims should be taken from
the dryer while slightly damp.
Shake them briskly, shape them
and hang to finish drying by air.
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ONE agent and pay only
different brands. She [ and place of the meetings:
• • " Mrs. Ray Burrus, Lipscomb,
president of Prairie View Club.
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Jill
Lean & Meaty
PORK ROAST
Lb........................... 39c
Mrs. Paul Kiser, Follett, presi-
dent of Follett Club.
Mrs. Ross Stucker, Higgins,
president of Higgins Club.
Mrs. Ray Altmiller, Follett, pre-
sident of Darrouzett Home Dem-
onstration Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gill and
sons moved out to the Ehrlich
farm last Saturday. His brothers,
Mr. Bob Gill of Pampa and Mr.
Raymond Gill of Higgins helped
them move.
Chatter is a very expressive word I
when applied to some conversa-
tions.
Mrs. Mollie Schaffer is
confined in the Shattuck
Karen Kahoe spent all
week at home with a flu
pital and is reported to be holding
her own. We do send her our
best wishes.
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Mr and Mrs. Darrell Copple
and children moved to Gruver,
Texas Friday of last week.
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rived here last Saturday evening
to get a car they had purchased
here. 'They returned home Sun-
day.
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bne
Chinese Communists, even when
talking peace, have to exhibit
their nasty manners.
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Walton of
Shattuck were here last Monday
morning attending to business
and visiting with some of their
old friends.
per was served in
Hall.
After the meal
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Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Terrel of
Lodgepole, Nebraska arrived here
Friday of last week to visit their
narents Mr. and Mrs. Sol Sieben-
list and Mr. and Mrs. - Gilbert
Terrel and a number of other
close relatives and friends. They
the group
Mr and Mrs. A. L. Wynn drove
to Tuttle, Okla. Monday morning
to attend the funeral services of
Mr. J. L. Fisk, Mr. Fisk was the
father of Mrs. Leslie Trapp of
Redley, Calif.
the Guymon, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kahoe and
Karen spent last Sunday after-
noon at Englewood, Kansas vis-
iting a number of old friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Jeffries, Mrs. C.
E. Valentine and Mr. and Mrs.
Ora Moore
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EASY on your pocketbook
Mr. and Mrs. George Kraft
and Mr. and Mrs. George D. Meier
motored to Woodward last Mon-
day morning to do some shopping
and sight-seeing.
returned home' Tuesday. It was
nice to see them again.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Frazier of
Wichita, Kansas visited his mother
in Follett, they also visited Tab
in the Shattuck hospital last
Sunday.
Using discrimination in the
reading of news makes for an in-
formed person.
loading machines was a major
cause of inefficient operation and
that overloading not only reduced
the quality of the washing and
drying job, it overloaded the me-
chanical parts of the machine
as well. Wear is increased and
more repairs and service needed.
Mrs. Ray Altmiller, Mrs. Alex
Schoenhals, Mrs. J. L. Dixon and
Mrs. Ray Burrus were the lead-
ers. These ladies will give this
program in the Home Demonstra-
tion Clubs. Visitors are welcome.
If there is a new washing ma-
chine or dryer in your future
you will be interested in what
they have to say. Contact the
following people about the time
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gillespie and
small son of Midland, Texas came
last Saturday evening to visit
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Gillespie and other members of
their families. They returned
home Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Laubhan
of Friona, Texas arrived here last
Friday evening to visit their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scheer
and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Laubhan and a number of
other relatives and friends. They
returned home Sunday evening.
Guests in the A. L. Wynn home
Sunday were Mr. J. L. Trapp of
Clovis, N. Mex. Rev. Ernest Trapv
Herninston, Oregon, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvy Wynn, Jay Travis, Mir.
and Mrs. Doc Wynn and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Wynn and family.
Mrs. Florence Gillespie.
Rickie Schoenhals gave an
teresting book review at
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schibbel-
hute of Shattuck were here last
Sunday afternoon, visiting their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Gill and sons. Also
visiting the Gills were her sister
Mrs. Pete Harmon and children
and Mrs. Elsie Kammerer.
Esther and Mlinnie Schoenhals
of Shattuck, Okla, were here
last Thursday evening visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Fred Yauck and
daughters Lillie and Lena Yauck.
Mrs. Kenneth Daniels, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Alva
“Rip” Adams went to the Dr. for
a checkup at Shattuck, Thursday
of last week.
him
The best ideas germinate in
honest, idealistic minds, and are
not the result of self-seeking
thoughts.
Mrs. Keith Imke of Dallas,
Texas arrived at Woodward,
Okla. Friday of last week and
planned to svend a week here
visiting. While here she visited
her sisters and families, Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Borth and Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Redelsperger and son.
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tabor
was ill last week and spent last
Friday night and Saturday in
the Sanford Hospital at Perry-
ton. She is getting along nicely
now.
assembled in the Sanctuacy for a
short business meeting directed
by president Velma Heil.
Idress Bockelman then gave her
lesson on the Life of Evelyn
Underhill.
Those answering roll call were
Mesdames: Ava Akers, Ruth Al-
bin, Vivian Baten, Idress Bockel-
man, Rossabell Bourquin, Lena
Bockelman, Alice Bruce, Kate
Blau, Zela Creecy, Ethel Skaggs,
Lutie Gex, Florence Gillespie,
Juanita Gustin, Alta Faye Har-
relson, Helen Harris, Betty Hod-
ges, Velma Heil, Pearl Mewes,
Mab Murray, Coeta Sperry, Ocel
Sperry, Lucy Wynn, Otal Sperry
and Pat Sperry, Mrs. Clara Kerns
and Mrs. Vena Buchner were gu-
ests.
Fresh
AVOCADOES
Each........................10c
Baking
HENS 3 to 7 lbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bockel-
man had a family reunion in
their home last Sunday when
their three daughters and their
families, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc-
Daniel and Mark of Alva, Okla.,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cclbert, Renee
and Neil of Shattuck, Okla., and
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nine,
Sandra, Hal Jerry aid Tammy
of Laverne, Okla., qame to sp-
end the day with then. The group
spent a most enjoyable time to-
gether. |
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Frazier
and children of Canyon, Texas
were home over the week-end
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Champ Frazier and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Piersail and grand-
father, Mr. Bill French. On
Sunday the Garland Frazier fam-
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Champ
Frazier were dinner guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Piersail.
Mrs. Anna Redelsperger of
Perryton, Texas suffered a light
heart attack Sunday of last
week and was confined to the
Sanford Hospital last week. She
was released last Saturday morn-
Grandmother Wilhite returned
to Follett from visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Wilhite for several
weeks of Alva, Okla., Sunday,
Welcome home Mrs. Wilhite.
Jerry Armstrong Wants
To Hear From
Friends Back Home
Pvt. Jerry L. Armstrong would
like to hear from all of his fri-
ends here. So to those who would
like to drop Jerry a line, his ad-
dress is:
Pvt. Jerry L. Armstrong
U. S. 54-354-453
Co. “B” 1st Bn. 3rd TNG.
BRDE.
Fort Polk, Louisiana 71446.
sons spent last Sunday evening
at Shattuck, visiting his sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bender and Beverly Ann.
Follett WSCS Holds
Regular Meeting Friday
The local W. S. C. S. met at the
Church Friday evening for a
continuation of a study directed
by our Spiritual Life leader Mrs.
Idress Bockelman.
Coeta Sperry led the first ses-
sion of study beginning at 5
o’clock. Her lesson was on the
Life of John Wesley.
At 6 p. m. a lovely buffet sup-
Home Demonstration Club
leaders met February 21 at 2:00
at Miller Equipment Company in
Darrouzett to study washing ma-
chines and clothes dryers.
Mr. Ludi Kasprowiz, serviceman
for Miller Equipment Company,
and Mrs. George Miller gave the
training. They discussed selection,
location and operation and service
of machines. They demonstrated
operation of a Maytag and Norge
machine.
Mrs. Miller discussed financing
laundry equipment. It can be pur-
chased and financed with only the
equipment as security. She told
the group that if their economic
situation was such that they
could borrow the money through
the various lending agencies that
the cost of credit would be re-
duced.
Mrs. Mildred F. Pugh, County
Home Demonstration Agent,
furnished the group information
Another New Family
Moves To Follett
Joe Cox and family have just
moved into Follett. Joe is a new
Soil Conservation Service em-
ployee. They are living on the
Richard Laubhan farm north of
Follett.
Albert R. Hodges says, “that
Joe will be learning all about
terracing and other related duties
in the next few weeks.” “We
have all new faces in the conser-
vation application department,”
Hodges concluded.
Joe has a wife, Bletty Lou, and
two children, a boy named Mike
and a girl named Shari.
HEPSCOMB LIE LIGHT AND FOLLEN TIMES, FOLITT. TEXAS
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TURNIPS
3 Lbs..................... 29c
STEAK
2 Lbs.....................89c
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Skaggs, Ethel J. Lipscomb Lime Light and the Follett Times (Follett, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1964, newspaper, March 5, 1964; Follett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1535605/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Higgins Public Library.