The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 31, 1968 Page: 3 of 27
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ELECT DICK
To Congress
Pol Adv Paid for by Brown for Congress Comm.
Dick O Doniel Choirmon
TMUtSOAY, OCTOWf 31. I960
PAG* 1
Dear Editor
Haw been a reader of Thr Tulin
Herald for years. This is the f.rst
tiiw I have submitted an article
My Wf J0PYY. Hope you will have
roOe lorn hi the October 31,
eSaOi
Yours truly,
PAVfD CROSS If AN
Tinas
Postal Employee’s salaries m-
1 deltvery (shall we go
mall only’’)
Social Secure*.
Medical cam far the elderly
Aid to coHcmb students
School lunch programs
Medical research.
Farm program
9 Water Study program (Does
this affect the Panhandle ”)
10 Highway prop mi
11 Fedaral Deposit Insurance
Corporation • protecting your pen-
nies and mine ■ tanks.
12 Federal Savings and laxan In-
saraace cUrpwattas - protecting
your savings account
13 Slum clearance - The vital
health of a large city
14. FHA - (Is vour home paid
for”)
II. Military preparedness - Da
you want another Cuban crisis and
us unprepared1*
10 Lm-mptoyrm-nt - (the lnwrst
now rt has been m the history of
our country)
17. 274fc oil depletion allowable
U Htll Hurtoa fund - aid (or
hospitals
W Federal Assistance for I-oeal
Auports
Do you want to go hack to the
tweendon of 195*’
Do you want to go back to the de-
pression of 1929-33 and the soup
lines' It would be hard for me to
catch those Jack-rabbits now
our country i* in the greatest
growth of prosperity it has ever
I’m gomg to vote as if our whole
country land the peace of t h e
world) depends on it I'm voting
Democrat all the way. When you
reject H H. Humphrey, you reject
the Democratic Party which has
been responsible for all the prog-
ress of this couatrv in this <emtur>
.America today is eating higher
on the hog” and still feeding more
of the world population than ever
~ ’% ‘ ’* ***** ’pet ~
S. A » -
Tlwr* Is No Substitute fer...
• • • Safety - Service & Experience
with SOUND BANKING PRINCIPLES!
Dear Editor
We. the silent people of America,
wish to introduce ourselves.
We arc* the people whose an •
c-estors settled in America long a-
go. We are the people who have
willed America recently We are
the people proud to call them -
selves Americans
We are the people who make up
the bloodstream that Dows through
the veins of America, giving it life
We are a bloodstream combined
of all races, all nationalities, and
ail creeds
We are the people of average in-
come. average jobs, who know what
it is to work hard, and hone-tly for
our livelihood We are the people
who teach our children you get out
of life only what you contribute
to it.
We are the people who place our
Faith, family, and country above
all We are the people whose' gentle-
ness turn' to fury at seeing our
flag molested, or our country di»-
crodited in any way.
We are 'he people whose children
are *ent to college through person-
al sacrifice, that they may better
themselves in the future, a* leaders
and citizens of our country.
We are the people whose child-
ren attend colleges, thankful for all
that is offered there Our children
eye with disgust mroomy groups
biind enough to lie led by paid ag-
itators whose* only purpo*e is to
ruin thr image of \roenra
We an* the people who train our
children to respect parent* and
su|*rior* not rebel against them
We an- the people willing to stand
behind any group fighting to have
obscenity removed from the shelves
of our school libraries, from our
theaters, and from local magazine
stands
We are the people' who frown
upon unlawful demonstration, and
people who sympathize with such
lawless action
W e are the people who are thank-
ful we can sleep in peace at night,
knowing our children can safely
w..Ik our streets The people who
an1 more than thankful for our of-
ficers of the law. who risk their
li' es for our peace
We are the people who love
peace in our country, and peace in
the world We are the people who
detest wars and all its heartbreaks
Never forget. we are also the peo-
ple willing to lay down our lives
to -land behind our men and boy*,
no matter where they may be fight-
ing and dying, as long as It is for
our freedom against an evil force
We are the people who will elecl
our next president We ate the
people who will unite together be-
hind whic h ever candidate is elect-
ed We will work with him to make
this an even greater America.
We are the people who never
before America today has a long
er life expectancy than it has ever
had America today is living in
better homes, with’ more radios.
TVs, bath tubs, telephones, electric-
appliances and more beautiful fur-
niture than in the history of this
country or any other country The
per capita income u the largest
in the world
la-t’s go forward, not regress in-
to a depression
FFA Completes
Pen For Finek
id i.uiicl.n,: i );■■.: i-■: t.>r
■S <•;f
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p i i be ••*•
-1'. 'VkS5%,»'S* 11
Finek fci-1* that the unit will
SI.Ai.lED FINISHING UNIT for hogs was built for Alva aid him in *.t\in,; money and time.
Finck by Tulia FFA chapter. ihu* yielding higher returns on his
\ - Yes Medicare will pay for
S.Ief hi* covered medical ex -
|ie.t*c* above a JjO annual deduct-
ible Your husband should send
the enc IomkI Bequest f -o r Pay-
ment’’ form and an iw-auand bill
to the insurance carrier H i* no*
m-oesmry tbai the bill be paid be-
fore sending your claim
D — I haw- in de|iend on my
*on tr. take me to the social se-
cunty office Since he works all
day, I find it hard to get to thci
oft ic e
\ — For the benefit of people
who cannot come in during regu-
lar working hours, this office is
o|ien until #:30 pm on each Thurs-
dav.
•
Sometimes IPs wise lo stay alert
when arguing with a stupid per-
son _ just to be sun- he isn't die
mg the same _
T ulia
Nursing
Home
•f CLOY JACKSON
From our Tulia Nursing Home
we are happy to honor Mary Dan
tel as our senior uUzen of tile
wi*ek:
YOUR GOAL
A NEW
TENSION
Wes* Toms Telephone Co.
121N. a Him m-IMT
MARY BLIZAOCTM DAMIKL
Mary Elizabeth Haynes Daniel
was biom on February 4. 1W2 at
Vance. Texas to Jose ph and Nannie
Haynes Mary had ! -i*t.-r* and 2
brother* All are deceas'd except
one *tster. Billie Haynes, now of
1-os Angeles California The fam-
ily moved to Hale County, near the
site of Pi*ter*burg in 1*94 They
moved to Bn*roe County in 19»*
Mary Hayne* was married to
Roy Daniel on May 2. 1912 at Sil-
verton One daughter. Josephine
.Anderson wa* tiorn b> ihi* couple
She reside* in Silverton There are
two grand* hildren. Jo» \nder*on of
Hou'ton and Su*an Ko*low*ki of
W.irren, Michigan
Mary’s hu*band Roy pa**ed a-
way in November, 1916
To care for her daughter. Mary
begin a nursing career in 1918 at
I.ubboi k She ha* worked in hos-
pital* in Floydada, Clarendon, Am-
arillo. Oklahoma City, Okla. and
*h<- retired in 1951 from Plainc iew
ho pital She- retired hecau*e of an
arthritic c-ondition
Mary has spent he r last 11 years
in nur*ing homes at Amarillo and
I.ubbock and she became- a re*i-
dent here in Tulia home- on August
1, 1960
Mary had a hobby of needlework
making aprons that she has con-
tinued until just recently Mary's
a real trooper
We are very proud of the ones
who bring an inspirational ser •
vice for our residents.
On Wednesday Oct. 23 Rev and
Mrs. Dewey Nt-wburn, Mrs David
Drake, Harold Drake, Dian Hoop-
er. lonnie Smith. Jennifer New -
burn from Assembly of God chur-
ch presented devotional services
make the headlines, but we are
the same- people who through our
elec-tonal power and majority rule
have strength untold
We are the people, silent as one,
but TOGETHER we ring out the
loudest WK ARE AMERICA"!
I am mother of four sms My
hu-band is a World War II veteran.
My oldest -on is in the army in
Germany, the next is in college, we
have one m Junior high s< hool, and
our youngest is a pre-sc hooter I
feel I *peak as an average Amer-
ican mother
MRS CHARLES L. COX
Bov 691
Tulia, Texas
On Thursday Oct 24. the child-
ren from Full Gospel Mission pre-
'c-nic-d a program of songs and
devotional for u«r resident* We
approt-iat* Micky Mason. Janice
W tut worth. Patricia Tomblin I inda
Whitworth. Kelly Tomblin. Sammy
Davis, Kelvin rurnblm K< rr\ Tom
blin, Linda Daw*. Bonnie Davis,
( mdy Tomblin, Ann Tomblin. Bar-
bara Scott, and David Scott for
.his good program
On Oct 25 Rev and Mrs Newt-
burn and Nelson. Mrs David Drake
and Mrs Edd Daniel from A*-* m
bly of God church brought a de-
votional service to our residents
On Sunday. Oct 27 twentv-five
persons from Crosby Stn«et Church
of Christ sang hymns for our r**si-
dents
Your gifts and donations are
greatly apprv> lated We expn-ss
thanks
To F I. Mootandon for the- d< -
li< ious turnip*
To Mr* Mildred McCune for
the three watermelons
To Mr* Norman Jack*on for the
bell pi-pper* and carrots;
To Mrs J w Cox. president
of the American Field Service, for
the potato *alad and pumpkin pie
k(t over from a dinn* r mc-etmg.
enjoyed by the resident* at their
Sunday evening meal
To Elementary 1 da** from l nit-
t-d Methodist church for the Dower*
made f o r our residents — The
work of lutle ibddren is *o greatly
appres i.ited
Friends are one of God’s pur-
poses for His people. Their visits
are much enjoyed
Visiting Mrs Alma Raymond
an- Fliva \elie Reeves of Artesia,
N ?«I . Mary Bowk«*r of I-as Aega*.
Nev Aerda A an thin-en of A1
hambra, California Daughter* are
a moth* r * joy
Oma Met l.inhan of Big Spring
wa* a visitor of Annie Norn*
Mr and Mr* Tom Blake of I,e-
for were visitor* of A uba Daniel
tin* week
Ruby January of Houston was a
visitor of her mother, Nettie Me-
Casland
Ai*itmg Mr and Mr« T W
Rucker were his brother, Mr and
Mr* F! Rucker, a niece, Is-Alva
Owen* of t hildresN
Mr* ioanue (Jerry) Clayton,
Jnlanda and Todd, daughter - in-
law and grandchildren Mrs Peggy
Rowell of Silverton were vi*itor* of
Monte ( layton. also visiting were
Mr and Mrs Gene Rush and Wil-
iam Gene, granddaughter and
great • grandson Mr* W T Wil
ham* a daughter - in law from
Grand ITairie also visited
Mr and Mrs Billy DcBusk and
Billy Jr of Dumas were visitors
of Mr and Mrs Buford lVars.ro
Mr* Valentine Baker was paid
visits from Mr and Mrs j o
Baker of Amarillo, a sister - in •
law. Mrs Arthur Baker of Slaton,
a niece. Mrs Cl Ruth of Amarillo
Mrs F'rank Cave, the former
Thelma A'bury of Plauiview was a
vi*itor in the home on Tuesday al-
so visiting Mrs Baker
Mr. and Mrs j«-s* Curb, Mr
and Mrs Raymond Boyd of Canyon
were vi*itor* of Viola I .oft in
Ai*iting Sarah Morton wen* Amy
Weatherred, Mettk* W eatherred of
Kr»*ss. Mr and Mrs D M Holt
Todd and Jennifer of Olton, Sherry
Bevill. J I. and < laudine iw-vdl
of Kress, pam Holt of Olton and
Dick Hali of U S Army
Iput^yiaxD
SOCIAL
SECURITY
/
/
(Have you a question otxMit so-
cial security ’ Addn-ss it to Travis
C Btuic*. DMtki Manager, In
dal set urily Adrmni'tt atmn i'»«»
Adam* sir*. ' Amarillo, T. x.is
79101 You a ill receive an an*wer
in thi* tolumn or by mail i
0y It AVIS C. 0RIGGS
IJ — Alv hu*band dt*-d la t year
Sin.e I aa* <*rly >4 year* <>ld and
bad no chilclr* n. only a lump urn
dealh payment wa» p.nd to me
My do. t■ >i *.iy- ! . ..nn«>t a.nk and
l have never held a job of any
kind VIlist l w.ii» until the age of
fin io receive widow * payment*
Rom snei.d *. urtty -
A — You may eligible now
Under a rwenl change m the law
which provide* for early payment
of wuF>w - benefit* to disabled wi-
dow* hetw.s-n t h •• ak-« of id
and fi«) Any w .low. m thi age
group, who became totally di*-ibl
e.1 within 7 year* after b«-r hu*
band’* death tor wtthtn 7 years
aft'-r *h*' l..*t r>- * i • *1 m*>th*-r
lien* fits) *hoo!«l g<-t in touch with
*Oci.il sa-siirtty to file a claim
t) — Som*- mini-ter* have rot
v iRt»-d social • unty in th*- pa*t
and did not *le«t to be i.tveri-d
Are all m.ni*t*-r* now covered > om
pul ortiy '
A — It i* c*>mpul*ory beginning
w.th I'M*, unb- s ib* immstcr i*
onpo-ed to coverage by n-a-am of
religunis pr:nti|iK or tons. • nee
ami an appli.ation for exemption
is fij.d timely I*..'let No .ssl 9.
vxi.it v-iur'ty for Clergymen. «-x
plain* the m-w law and is avail-
abie at all -<» iJtl **x urt'y offices
() — My husband had *urg»-ry
on*!y tli-s rrx.roh tod we hav*- 1 i«t
n--l ived a bill for <235 from he
A ctor We just don t have that
much m<ro» v rich* now to pay the
bill. an<l were wondering if mv
hu*t . nd - m*-di< are imver.ig** will
hrtji His m»-d.. ar»- pr'-miom i*
being w ithheid from hi* -aw lal se-
curity < hock ••re h m-m*h
Carl W smith wa* po:d vt*t1s
from Ja* k and Ro*. smith, a *on
of Plainview. hi* wife. Ruth and a
*on Carl J smith of < anvon
Mr ami Mrs Irving Pat/ig of
Dallas, and Mr and Airs Billy
Pat Pat/ig of DalLi- were vi*iinrs
of S«-lma I’alzig
lena Wix»d will he n-turning
bom* to Happy on Thurvlay
TM TUUA ItaUlD
H M tftwdy. IdItar «nd
Mw. Pukllitad iweb
by Th* Tull* Harold, btc *t 134-
130 Nardi Arm—*» TuM*
Iwhhw C***ty, lam*. 9*»»i*4
J*m mMw «t Om
O Tub*. Tam, *d*
OM Ml *f March 1, 1070.
ANNUAL SUOSCMFTION AATVS.
$4 SO in Taaet — Out *f itoti
95 00. 4 roanthi $3 00. 1 roanth
Tie.
FAJtM SALE
BWIW-WCT10PJKH
TtXM 79044 - 0M/993-4SI4
RED CARPET DAYS
CLEARANCE
Special Group! Fall and Early Winter Stylos
Reduced!
LADIES' DRESSES
Now Marked
•/» - Vz
OFF
Don't miss tfiis special rack of ladies dresses
now drastically reduced to clear! Dark cot*
tons, wools, knits, etc.
GIRL'S DRESSES
Fall and winter
styles! Ideal for
school! Reg. 5.95 - 14.95!
Limited Quantify! Values fo 6.98 yd.
DOUBLE KNIT
DACRON FABRICS
Values to 6.98 yd.
in this special group of knit
dacrons. 60" fo 68" wide.
ITEMS LISTED
mow will go
ON SALE 6 P.M.
m I (riff ■ SAT. M4HTI
" tSllYF bM are limifed
0 so be here af 6 p.m.
Odds and Ends — Broken Sixes, Etc.
BARGAIN RACK
All ifems priced •»
marked! Reduced
fo a fraefion of
former price!
RIJYS IN BOVS WEAR
Discontinued stylet end pet*
ferns in long sleeve cottons,
orions> etc.
BOY'S KNIT
SPORT SHIRTS
Reg.
2.29 - 3.9B
Collar or crow neck styles!
Wecheble, will not shrink or
Soft - Faciei Quality
TOILET TISSUE
Excellent quality!
Soft end absorbent.
Large sire rolls!
ROUS
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Baggarly, H. M. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 31, 1968, newspaper, October 31, 1968; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth506734/m1/3/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Swisher County Library.