The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1988 Page: 4 of 33
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I HE TUL1A (Swisher County) HERALD
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1988
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Ol I STANDING TRACK ATHLETES (1 to r) Lance Grantham, Tara Irlbeck,
Nikki Altman, Merwyn Parker and Trampas Goodwin. (Staff Photo).
LADY HORNET GOLFERS, 0 to r): Valeric Milsap, Shonda Via, Jolina Carthcl,
Beth Arnold, Elissa McGaughcy, Kristi McCain, D'Lynn Malom, and Bethany
Bivens. (Claudia Milloway Photo).
Sport Awards. . ..
w on over 150 games. Coach Wilson's 29
year record is 196-83-11.
When he came to Tulia only 26 play-
ers came out to play football, this year he
expects 90 to participate.
Court Award....
The Osbums sued Anchor Laborato-
ries Inc., and Rachcllc Laboratories
Inc., manufacturers of the drug. They
said the companies failed to warn users
of the medicine's dangers, and that such
a failure violated a Texas law protecting
against personal injuries.
Anchor Labs agreed to a settlement,
paying the Osbums $225,000. A federal
jury awarded the Osbums $2.5 million
against Rachcllc Labs, a sum later re-
duced to $2.08 million by the 5th Circuit
Court of Appeals.
Rachcllc Labs said the verdict is un-
fair because its warning label on the
drug was approved by the federal Food
and Drug Administration.
"I really can’t realize today that we
have won finally,” Mrs. Osbum said. ”1
guess I'll have to sec the check in my
hand before I realize that it is actually
true."
Clois Osbum was bom in Alius,
Oklahoma, May 19, 1941. Lived in
Tulia and Silvcrton before moving to
Stratford in 1974. He was survived by
his wife, Anita; two daughters, Shonda
Lynn and Linda Kay of Tulia; two step-
sons, Collin McKinney and Wade
McKinney of the home; one step-
daughter, Holly McKinney of the home;
his mother, Zula Osbum of Tulia; a
brother, Wcndcl of Tulia; two sisters.
Sue Nussbaum of Broadwater, Ne-
braska and Pat White of Plainvicw.
(Informauon from Associated FYess,
Amarillo Globe News and local report-
ing).
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Stitch N Time
Homemakers Club
Is Sponsoring A
OmtUt Brunch
III On May 7th From 9:00 a m to 11:30 a nr,
11 At SWISHER MEMORIAL BUILDING *
$4.00 PER PERSON
WE ARE ALSO TAKING $1 00 DONATIONS FOR TWO ROUND
TRIP TICKETS TO LAS VEGAS ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO
ACROSPIRIT ADVANCE TFAM OF TULIA
LIQUIDATION
SALE
Absolutely Everything Must Go!
Open Wednesday Through Saturday 10 00 a m till 6 00 p m
Lynda's
684-2587
4 miles west of Kress on Highway 145
Taka Exit No 63
All Community Women
Are invited To Attend Our Annual
SALAD LUNCHEON
May 3-10:00 a.m.
The program will begin at 10:00 a m with our salad buffet
following This year we are offering a seminar immediately
following the lunch and continuing the next day on "How To
Study The Bible" presented by our speaker Mrs Loubel
Dickens from Big Spring, Texas.
Please come and be our guests A nursery will be provided
KrrBa
United Methodist VA/omen
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OUTSTANDING GOLF AND TENNIS ATHLETES (1 to r) D'Lynn Malcom, Joel OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYERS (1 to r) Curtis House, Susan Morris,
Wright, Steve Powell, and Tori Irlbeck. (Staff Photo). Rhonda Hannah, Tori Irlbeck and Jennifer Tucker. (Staff Photo).
Welcome To Tulia" Signs In May
The March 31 Miss Tulia contest was
discussed by members of the Women’s
Division of Tulia Chamber of Com-
merce at their luncheon meeting at El
Camino Restaurant Wednesday, April
13.
Rose Lee Powell, piesident, con-
ducted the meeting. The group voted
that a committee meet to make plans for
next year s pageant and present ideas to
the division at a future meeting. Ellouise
House is committee chairman.
Jo Ann Daniel reported for the proj-
ects committee, slating that the Wel-
come Tulia billboards will bcercc ted on
1-27 by Memorial Weekend.
Mrs. Powell asked that the senior
girls cnd-of-school party committee and
the scholarship committee make prepa-
rations for these two projects.
An invitation was read from the Olton
Women’s Chamber Division to a friend-
ship luncheon Thursday, April 21, in the
Ag Pavilion in Olton.
Present at the meeting, in addition
toMrs. Powell, Mrs. House and Mrs.
Daniel, were members, Joyce Th-
ompson, Millie Reynolds, Brenda
Edwards, Rhonda Rogers, Jody Ed-
wards, Tonya Finch, Lynn Frye, Em
April 25, MONDAY: Breakfast—
Sausage, toast, honey & butter, milk,
juice.
Lunch—Cheeseburger or comdog,
French fries, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles,
onions, milk, fruit.
April 26, TUESDAY: Breakfast-
Cheese toast, milk, juice.
Lunch—Spaghetti/meat sauce or
hamburgers, buttered com, tossed green
salad, garlic bread, milk, peanut butter
strips.
April 27, WEDNESDAY: Break-
fast—Ricc/buttcr & sugar, toast, milk,
raisins.
Lunch—Fajitas, hot sauce, grated
cheese or open faced sandwiches, flour
lortillias, pinto beans, lettuce & tomato
salad, milk, fruit cup.
April 28, THURSDAY: Breakfast-
Cinnamon toast, milk, juice.
Lunch—Western burgers or Pizza,
French fries, tossed spring salad, milk,
chocolate cake.
April 29, FRIDAY: Breakfast—Ce-
real, toast, milk, raisins.
Lunch—Chicken fried steak, gravy
or Battered fried fish, mashed potatoes,
jcllo fruit salad, hot rolls, milk, cherry
cobbler.
C K
Please Vote YES!
Cattle people realize
that they must become
market oriented.
Courtesy Of J 2 Angus
Farm
WORTH & OTHELLA
JONES
Butler, Betty Stout, Mary Norris, Janice
Cosby, Marie Harris, Billie Pearson,
Ruby McAnelly, and Betty Bryant, and
two guests, Janet Freeman and Juanita
Obcr.
Routine
Agenda For
School Board
In its meeting last week, the Tulia
School Board handled a routine agenda.
. .it was election night and was not a
lengthy meeting.
The board accepted the bid of Ken
Love Fuel for purchase of regular gas as
recommended and sold a 1973 school
bus for $813.13.
In other business:
Mrs. Jean Burton presented a report
on the Swisher-Briscoe Cooperative;
Approved 1988-89 Transfer Applica-
tions subject to Stateapproval and 1988-
89 enrollment figures;
Approved renewal of agreement for
Commodities for 1988-89.
Approved authority to conduct sum-
mer school as needed.
Approved acceptance of custodial
bids as recommended.
Approved resignation of Ramona
Alvarado as recommended.
Set special meeting for Thursday,
April 21, at 7:00 a.m. with Steve Butler
concerning air conditlbning for the high
school.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR L. G. WILSON and his wife Elaine. (Staff Photo).
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Tooley, Wendell. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1988, newspaper, April 21, 1988; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth507491/m1/4/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Swisher County Library.