The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1960 Page: 3 of 8
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BROADWAY
Bain Again Greets Bible School;
Residents Begin Catting Wheat
By MBS. T. E. THORNH1LL
Again it is time for Bible
School, so again the rains came,
for which we are so thankful.
Nearly every year when Bible
School time come along we have
rain aiid storms. On Tuesday
afternoon of last week we had a
very severe hail storm, very lit-
tle rain and a tornado which hit
the garage on the D. D. Thorn-
hill farm, taking almost all of
the east side of the roof, also
taking a few shingles off the| r™
roof of the house.. The tornado
also hit over at the M. R. Givens
farm, tearing up one granery,
taking another off the- founda-
tion. Their double garage was
pushed off, the foundation. So
Saturday night when the cloud
came up most folks hit for the
Cellar. Monday morning of this
—week we received a
They said they didn't have very
good luck fishing but they real-
ly had a nice time. Mr. Harold
Eades and Otis Justus occom-
panied the boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Adams and
baby of Muleshoe spent Satur-
ice rain
without a storm.
A few neighbors began cutting
their wheat Saturday. A. D.
Whalen has really good wheat
for this year and so far the hail
has not hurt It. Surely hope we
have no more hail.
Tommy Thornhill and Ti?ddy
Givens were among the FFA
boys who went to Stamford Lake
Friday for a weekend of fishing.
DR. JIM J. ROBERTS
CHI BrO PB ACTOR
CROSBYTOIV OFFICE
Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays—Phone 3891
LUBBOCKOFF1CE
Tuesdays, Thursdays and -
Saturdays —- Phone PO 3 4275
A receptionist will be at both
offices at all times.
Bom* Phone 2591, Croebyton
day night and Sunday with Mrs.
Adams grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Beckham.
On Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs- Ross Lomenick of Hereford
and 'Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lome-
nick and baby, Who were mov
Amarilio
came by Sunday afternoon and
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Beckham. Neil had gotten his de-
gree from A&M Saturday morn-
ing and will be employed in
Amarilio.
Mrs. Loyd Whalen and child-
ren of Dallas and little Miss Di-
ann Sudduth were Thursday vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Whalen.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Sudduth on the
birth of a daughter, Rickie Lynn,
last week. The little lady weigh-
ed 6 lbs., 6 ozs
Marshall Berry spent a few
days the last of the week with
his brother and family,-Mr. and
Mrs. Jamie Berry and baby in
Lubbock.
Congratulations to Jamie Ber-
ry on receiving his degree from
.Texas Tech. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Berry.
Mrs. Cecil Berry and Marshall.
Mrs. Maude Berry, Mrs. Donnie
■Berry and children, spent Thurs-
day ' in Lubbock shopping, also
visiting' in the Jamie _ Berry
home.
— Mrs... Pelma Norrio and ohilfl
ren of "Big Spring visited over the
week-end in the Thornhill
homes.
The Cecil Berrys also had other
weekend guests but due to the
V_JUL 0. R. McINTOSH
^ Optometrist
211 So. Main St. Phone YUkon 3-3460
F'loydada, Texas
BANK NOTES
i . ... .... ..by Malcolm
Of* TOA BANK
ON# 1)0 CAY? AFTER THE
BRITISH EVACUATED THE COY.
THE nasi: NEW YORK BftNtC
MVS FORMED last YEAR, it
CELEBRATED ITS l75fcHRTH0W
Frontier News Flashes
Compiled by Department of Journalism * Graphic Arts,
University of Houston
Scene Arises Ovei Besolution;
Editors of Another Age Visit
May 2 - 7, I960
THE CHARLESTON
CONVENTION
Fourth Day: The national con -
ACARpamafs h&per borrowed
<600 from a local bank. for tools.. .tc
set up a small shop w hk gara6e later the
B^HELPH)H(Me^mmTDLA«5ERflUARriRS.TOOW,
| HE IS WCRTH ^tMGST AQtwaHt OF b
fact we have had no telephone
service since Saturday until this
Tuesday morning we have been
unable to talk with them. Looks
as though the electric storm
Saturday night really messed up
the telephone lines.
Mr. and "Mrs. Ben Beckham
say it is really quiet up at their
piace. The great-grandchildren,
Monica and Rodney Thompson
have been visiting with them
amee EatUer, Imvu moved with
their parents, the Jerry Thomp-
sons, to Little Rock, Ark., leaving
Monday afternoon of this week
for their new location. The
Thompsons have been in Bould-
er, Colo. for the past several
years.
Little Miss Diann Sudduth and
Cary Sudduth, children of Mr.'
and Mrs. Richard Sudduth and
Mr. and Mrs. David Sudduth,
were weekend visitors with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs:
Claude Sudduth, as was their
son, Jim, who has been a stu-
dent at Texas Tech.
Mr. and Mrs^-A. L. Winegarv
Robert and eGorgia Ann were
Monday afternoon callers in the
T. E. Thornhill home.
Friday afternoon callers of
Mrs. Claude. Sudduth*were Mrs.
J, C. McCrackeh and Mrs. -A. D.
Whalen.
Mrs. A. N! Jerrems, Jr., of
Chatsworth, Calif., and Tier son,
. A Blue Ribbon means "champion" and that
is just what these fine foods are — champion
values at Piggly Wiggly's "Blue Ribbon^Vdl-
ues" sale. For real savings, for honest values,
be sure to shop Piggly Wiggly's Blue Ribbon
Values!
BORDEN'S
ICE CREAM
One-Half Gallon
69c
BORDEN'S
MELLORINE
One-Half Gallon
39c
LETTUCE. POUND lOt
Firm, Crisp Heads
FRESH CORN
SIX EARS FOR
25*
CANTALUUPES
POUND
15*
BANANAS. POUND 12V c
GOLDEN YELLOW
DONALD DUCK 6 Oz. TWO FOR
FB0ZEN0BANGE JUICE 35c
</> /\TT 7«rT si A H 7
46 OUNCE CAN
OLEOMA RG£RIN E 20*
KimbelVs or Sun Valley
BISCUITS, CAN
ANY KIND
SAUSAGE, E&R QO£
TWO POUND PACKAGE ~
MORTON'^
SALAD
Quart
ND BOX
Cal-Top or PenthoiiM
Peaches
In Light Syrup
Noi 2y2 Can
Bill Dawson, of Phoenix, Ariz.,
arrived last weekend for. a visit
with her mother, Mrs. J. O. Mc-
Bride, and sister, Mrs. Glen Mc-
Kee. Mrs. Jerrems will remain
for an extended visit while her
son returned home this week.
— o—
. Sunday afternoon" visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd E. Fowler and
Linda were~Mr. and Mrs. James
Fowler and boys of Brownfield,
Mrs. kula Steele, Mrs. Ancil
Steele and Connie Franks, Jr.,
and Mrs. M. H. Steele of Amaril-
io.
vent ion reassembled at 10 o'clock
this day pursuant to adjourn-
ment. In accordance with the re -
port on this Commltte on Creden-
tials adopted yesterday, delega-
tions from New York, Illinois,
Massachusetts and Maryland
were admitted. The delegation
from Illinois is that which
was instructed to yote for
Douglas. Mr. Walker of Al-
abama declared that it Was
the duty of the government
to afford legal protec-
tion to all classes of property in
the territories and on..the high
Mr. Sayles of Rhode Island ot-
fered the following: - ; -—
Resolved, that we recognize to
the fullest extent.the principle
that it preserve the Union; the
equality of the state must be
:ned and th
the courts enforced, and that ev-
ery branch of the federal govern-
nient shall exercise all its con-
stitutional power for the protec-
tion of persons and property
both in the States and Territo-
ries.
An exciting scene arose on the
presentation of this resolution
which was finally ruled out of
order,
HEMPSTEAD:
TfuT editor of the Hempstead
Courier Is inclined to lay the
blame of the H. T. & B. Road
failing to connect with the B. B.
& <?. koad with the latter. This
is the general belief'in Houston,
also. We do hope the heads of
these two companies may ere
long be able to put an end to the
misunderstandings and petty
quarrels, the generally unaccom-
modating spirit which has pre-
vailed ever since the Tap road
Mi/a c eta rtftH
EDITORS—OUR FRIENDS
Several editors have been in
town since our last. We speak of
Swindells of the Dallas Herald.
Swain of the Columbia Democrat
came to town that day and has
been flourishing about ever since
—it is as much as we can do to
eep an eye an him to keep him
out of trouble. We intend to em-
ploy an especial 'devil to watch
him hereafter. Our well proved
friend, Stuart of the Civilian also
dropped in upon us for about a
half- a minute on -Tuesdayr-He
had come up with the children
from Galveston and really look-
ed the better for associating with
youth and innoncence for a day.
He has got a large heart for so
thin a man/indeed too large.for
hisbody and does riot deserve to
have an enemy in the world.
We are glad to learn that the
Second Ward. Free School enter-
prise is likely to prove successful
It was . observed some time since
that not less than 100 children
were running at laFgc in that
Ward without even knowing that
there was such a thing as a
school.
Review Classifieds Bring Results
Croebyton (Tex.) Rerlew Page 3
Thursday, June 2, 1960
IF TKET MUST GET IT
Said this kind old lady to the
Internal Revenue clerk: "I do
hope you'll give m/ money to
some nice country."
Mr. puid Mrs. M. A, Groff of
Fort Supply, Okla. visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
Hickman over the weekend. Mrs.
Groff is Mr. Hickman's sister.
2=
Hubert Curry went to Denton
Saturday for his daughter, Kay
Curry, student at NTSC. They re-
turned by way of Archer City
and his mother, Mrs. W. M. Cur-
ry, came home with them for a
visit. She returned to Archer
City with Mr. and Mrs. Icoy
Heard, who had been visiting a
daughter and family iri^Andrews.
Review Classifieds Bring Results
CHARLOTTE'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Photte^SSl
How macb lurt you spent on your crop*
thi year? How macb to euh? la labor?
in oqnipment and wppHwf Inthort, bow
strike your fields?
It's worth thinking shout end It's worth
doing something about. Phono as, write as,
or drop by oar office for expert advice on
CROP-HAIL
INSURANCE
Invites YouiBusiness
WE CAN HANDLE YOUR WHEAT AND BARLEY
GOVERNMENT STORAGE
Our aim is to give the best service possible to *
the farmers of this area. Our business is to :
possible. Bring your grain to us.
WE ARE PAYING HIGHEST CASH PRICES
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Bennett, Patrick. The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1960, newspaper, June 2, 1960; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth243522/m1/3/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Crosby County Public Library.