The Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1965 Page: 4 of 8
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The Archer County News Thursday. May 20. 1965
FROM AUSTIN
CLASSIFIED ADS
News classifieds cost just four GOING OUT OF BUSINESS I FOB RENT— 5 rwn house, 416
cJSTd** £>rd for tho first in- LOST 0UR LEASE—Wall to wall W. Pecan, Phone 462 3286. 15 fc
aortion and three conts por word evervthing goes. All pianos, or- —
fcr each eMHoiial ."JSJ.'flirt gans, drums, drum heads, band
imorHonlV's^and9**^insertion Instruments^ guitars, violins,
th«ntrf*T- has a 40c minimum, violas, cellos, accordians, records.
Cards of thanks ara charged for strjngs and accessories for all
at a rate of $1. j instruments. Store fixtures, coun-
Nows Phone: HO 2 3151 ters display cases, flourescent
" | lights, 3 ton Fedders air-condi-
tioner. Everything marked down
20 to 50"c. WICHITA MUSIC Co.,
821 10th. 767-1532, Wichita Falls.
Open evenings until 8:30.”
* NOTICE
MONUMENTS
BURIAL AND
LIFE INSURANCE
AULDS LITTLEPAGE
Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Ph. HO 2-3434 Archer City
ARCHER CITY
MASONIC LODGE 708
Stated meeting first
and third Tuesday of
each month.
Biil Holder, WM
FOR SALE or Rent—Business
building south of square, good
location, good repair. Call 462-
5722. - 25tfc
WATER Well Drilling and Pump
Sales. Mack Roberts, Antelope,
Texas. Tel. 378-2491, Loving. Tex.
AMERICAN LEGION POST
No. 198
Archer City, Texas
Meets second Tuesday of each
aaonth at 9 p.m.
Tom Walsh, Commander
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given by
the Parks and Wildlife Depart-
ment that a public hearing will
be held at 10 a.m. on June 1,
1R65 at the County Courthouse
at Archer City, Archer County,
Texas, for the purpose of gath-
ering information concerning
proposed hunting, fishing and
trapping regulations for the
above named county. 20c
★ FORSALE
Small Wurlitzer spinet piano. Dec-
orator designed. Like new only
$397 95. Easy terms. Call collect
for information. Wrichita Music
Co.. 821 10th, 767-1532, Wichita
palls. 1-18-15-22-29c
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Edge
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Eckstine
Bring this ad to The News and
received free passes for the en-
tire family to the Royal Theatre,
pass good only for 10 days
★ WANTED
WANTED—customers with radia-
tor problems. Complete radiator
service. Perry Pittman Motor
Co. 3-26Uc
WANTED—100 acres of land
near Archer City. Contact Arch-
er City Chamber of Commerce.
Need immediately. tfc
FOR SALE—International 55WT
bailer, and one International
side delivery rake. Both in good
condition. Phone 948-2265. 20p
WANTED—Cash paid for rags,
scrap metal, and junk. Contact
Ed Pendergrass, Archer City.
6-3-20p
FOR SALE—Two bedroom house
with out buildings and six acres
of land. Call 462-5244. 20tfc
FOR SALE—Two 12’xl6’ build-
ings with good roofs and as-
FOR SALE—Two bedroom house.
A. J- Morris Agency. 13tfc
FOR SALE—86x90 foot corner lot
Courts, phone 462-5428.
13c
FOR SALE—Magic Chef
Gas
Range, good condition.
phone
462 5629.
20tfc
FOR SALE—Occidental
gas
range, $25; and O'Keefe & Mer-
ritt gas range, $40. Both
stand-
ard size. Phone 462-3108.
13tfc
FOR SALE—Fishing poles for
tids and grownups. Berryman’s
Bait House.
20c
FOR SALE—three-room
house
with car port. Terms. Phone 462-
5454. 20-27-3-10p
__
FOR SALE—If interested
in a
Call HO 2 5576.
HENDERSON
MONUMENT CO.
--- — ----° - '
tf I or write Mrs. G. O. Wester, Route
j 1, Iowa Park. Texas. Phone 592-
4498. The cafe for sale is Ner-
ene's Cafe and is doing a good
NEED PAINTER?—Call J. R
McLemore, Sr., 462-5408, for com-
petent, reliable service. 20-27p
MUSIC LESSONS—Piano, guitar
and voice. (Other instrument
upon request.) Call Pat Hillard
at 462-3361 after 5 p m. or con-
tact her at 419 S. Center after
5 p.m. 20p
CARD OF THANKS
1 want to thank the nurses at
the hospital, Dr. Schlomach, my
friends and neighbors who were
so kind to me during my recent
hospitalization. I especially ap-
preciated the flowers and your
visits.
Mrs. Hap Wingo 20c
CARD OF THANKS
We want to thank the people
of Archer City for their many
visits, cards and expressions of
concern during my convalesence
from the injury received on the
job. We appreciate your thought-
fulness more than we can say.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Boone
and family. 20c
5001 Jacksboro Hwy.
Wichita Fall*
Ph. 767-7750 — Re*. 767 1064
A Monument at a price any
family can afford.
A Manufacturer Since 1906
Rock of Age*
Georgia Marble
Stone Eternal
CARD OF THANKS
We want to thank our many
friends for their thoughtfulness
and concern during our recent
bereavemdnt. We appreciate
Additional State Taxes Needed
To Meet Teacher Pay Raise
Uppermost question in the
minds of taxpayers and legis-
lators is—will there be a new
tax bill?
Answer rests with the lawmak-
ers. And their decision depends
on whether or not a teacher pay-
raise bill is passed.
About $73,500,0C0 in new state
revenue would be needed to
cover the cost of Texas State
Teacher Association’s $45-in- 65
program.
Alternate proposal offered by
Gov. John Connally to reward
experienced teachers at an ac-
celerated rate would cost the
state an estimated $64,700,000.
Both plans are based on cost
estimates for the next two years
and would of course, call for ad-
ditional local money.
Hundreds of teachers jammed
into the legislative chambers for
hearings on the teacher-pay-
raise bills, putting all the pres-
sure possible on the legislators.
TSTA stresses that many local
districts cannot afford to pay a
higher share of the salaries call-
ed for in the governor’s plan
and that this is a state responsi-
bility anyway.
Governor Connally says “Texas
will continue to lag far behind
the national average in school
teacher salaries until local sup-
port shows the same increase
expected of the state govern-
ment.” He contends TSTA is not
telling the whole story. “They
never admit that state support
of our public schools is $56 a
pupil above the national average,
while local support is $93 below
the national average.”
While comprise efforts flounder
ed, a sub committee of the House
Revenue and Taxation Committee
methodically and quitely review-
ed some ideas for producing
more income.
Considered was an additional
tax of three cents a pack on
cigarettes. This would raise about
$69,600,000.
Other suggestions reviewed by
the five-member group included:
•A two per cent sales tax on
beer and liquor, $22,000,000;
•Restoral of the 50 cents per
$1,000 corporation franchise sur-
tax. $24,000,00;
#A one-shot inheritance tax
payment date adjustment, $6,-
000,000.
Senators want the House to
pass a tax bill before any agree-
ment is reached on a teacher
pay raise.
A House tax committee mem-
ber, active in the sub-panel de-
liberations, says pay raises should
be determined before tax draft-
ers decide how big a bill to
write.
With the legislative session
rapidly drawing to a close, and
many differences still unre-
solved, a teacher pay raise is by
no means a certainty. A break-
down in negotiations could mean
no tax bill at all during the reg-
ular session.
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For the Bowman Community
the great news is their winning
t h e Community Improvement
Contest, sponsored by the Tex-
as Agricultural Extension Ser-
vice and the Electric Utilities
Companies.
The group led by C. A. New-
som, Immediate past president,
Walter Ford, now president, Mrs.
Paul Sorenson, secretary and
various committees set out to
place higher than fifth in the
district, the placing they re-
placing they received last year.
Soirr of their accomplishments
are be’fr crops; more soil fertil-
ity by legumes and fertilizers;
home improvements; mesquite
control; 4-H Club work and gar-
dens. A noted improvement is
their community center, the old
school house, which has a new
appearance inside. The floors
have been sanded and varnished;
the wall and ceilings and the
old stage moved out.
Some 60 people attended the
judging which was done recent-
ly by Mrs. Agnes Marrs, Kent
County Home - demonstration
agent and James L. (Curley)
Hayes, West Texas Utilities
Company of Abilene. They were
accompanied by Fern Hodges
and J. G. Simmons, district
agents from Vernon.
The placings in the district
in division H:
1st place—Bowman, Archer
County, $100; 2nd. place—Mur-
ray, Young County, $50; 3rd
place — Harpersville, Stephens
County, $25; 4th place—LaCasa,
Stephens County, $25; 5th place
—Flat Rock, Young County, $25;
and 6th place—Valley Farms,
Wichita Falls, $25
Now is the time to begin look-
ing for the pecan case bearer,
the littleworm that nibbles on
the tender twigs and later gets
the small pecans. He first ties
the cluster of nuts together be-
fore entering the shell less they
fall to the ground taking him
with them.
Instructions for spraying nuts
and fruits are found in bulletin
L-245 "Texas Guide for Control-
ling Insects and Diseases on
Fruit and Nuts.” Leaflet no.
L-642 “Control of Insects in the
Home Garden”, tells what to
use on vegetables and how to
mix small quanities of spray.
Call at the office for your copy.
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It Staples!
It Tacu!
It does SO
Jobs!
6mi everywhere
do«i a mon-sixod jobl
A “MUST* for homo,
office, »ehool, travel.
Sturdily coiwtroetod of
chrome finithod itool
with durable rod Tonito---------
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ing end fading features gift boa.
THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS
CsmpUts Wftfc
1000 GswIm
SAVE OH GAS!
We are now equipped to install butane carbure*
tion kits on cars, tractors and trucks.
—BANK RATE TERMS ON INSTALLATION—
Wo Giv* SAH Green Stamp*
RELIABLE gas company
Phono HO 2-3196 Night HO 2-5489
business. 20-27p j your many expressions of sym
-—- pathy the flowers, cards, visits
FOR SALE—Occidental gas range. , f d re than we can say.
$25; and O’Keefe & Merritt gas
range, $40. Both standard size.
Phone 462 3408. 13tfc
★ FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Five room house on
highway. Tom Fields, 462-5495
and food, more than we can say.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hickman
and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen.
20p
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners Court of
Archer County, Texas, has de-
termined to lease for oil, gas
land other minerals the follow-
ing described land belonging to
Archer County, Texas, and situ-
ated in Archer County, Texas,
to-wit:
The West 108.51 Acres of the
South 217.02 acres of Lot 73,
Block 3, Clark & Plumb Sub-
division in Archer County,
Texas. That on the 14th day
of June, A- D. 1965. at 10:00
AM.
| the Commissioners Court of
! Archer County, Texas, will meet
at the Courthouse in Archer
| City, Texas, in the Courtroom
of the Commissioners Court ,and
consider all bids submitted for
the leasing of said lands above
described, or any parts or por-
Itions thereof.
The Commissioners Court re-
serves the right to reject any
I and all bids if in the judgment
i of the Commissioners Court bids
submitted do not represent the
fair value of such lease or leases
and no bids will be considered
I for a lease that does not re-
tain for the Lessor at least }
fee royalty nor any lease for
a primary term of more than
ten years.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The
I Commissioners Court of Archer
County, Texas, has caused this
notice to be given by virtue of
{an appropriate order entered on
the Minutes of said Court.
Dated this 10th day of Mny,
1965.
(Signed)
COMMISSIONERS COURT
ARCHER COUNTY, TEXAS
By B. G. Holder,
County Judge
13-20-27C
Wholesale Retail
Engine Parts
For All Cars
DON'S
Auto Parts
(South of Pony Pittman Co.)
Ardtor City, Tasoo
Archer County Kid Baseball Association
OFFICIAL RULES
THE FOLLOWING RULES WERE APPROVED FOR THE 1965 SEASON:
MIDGET LEAGUE
If a boy was six years of age before Sept. 1,
1964, and not 8 before this date he will play in the
Midget League. Midget base and pitching distance,
and rules, will be the same as the Pee Wee
League was the previous year. Bases, 55, pitching,
39. Midgets will play five innings or 1:15, which-
ever comes first. No new inning will begin with
less than five minutes remainng in the game. No
run rule will be used—time limit only. Regular
Little League ball will be used. Tight bases will be
observed.
PEE WEE LEAGUE
If a boy was eight years of age before Sept. 1,
1964, and not 11 before this date he will play in
the Pee Wee League. Pee Wee’s will play six inn-
ings or 1:30, whichever occurs first. No new inning
will begin with less than five minutes remaining
in game. No run limit. Pee Wee League will play
loose bases. 60-ft. bases, 46-ft. pitching.
MINOR LEAGUE
If a boy was 11 before Sept. 1, 1964, and not
14 before this date he will play in the Minor Lea-
gue. Minor League will play under regular baseball
rules with the exception of base and pitching di-
mensions. Bases, 75-feet and pitching 52-feet. Min-
ors will play six innings or 1:30, whichever occurs
first. No inning will begin with less than five
minutes remaining in the game. No run rule.
MAJOR LEAGUE
If a boy was 14 before Sept. 1, 1964, and was
not 16 before this date he will play in the Major
League. Regular baseball rules will be observed.
Majors will play six innings or 1:30 whichever oc-
curs first. No inning will begin with less than five
minutes remaining in the game. Bases will be 90-
feet, pitching 60” 6’.
GENERAL RULES
Any umpire, manager or player inside the play-
ing field that has been drinking intoxicants will
receive an automatic suspension. Any member of the
board will have the authority to ask the offender to
leave the field.
Midgets and Pee Wee pitchers will not be al-
lowed to pitch no more than six innings in one
calendar week.
The County League will furnish first and sec-
ond place trophies for each league. If teams com-
plete the season in a tie, the tie will have to be
played-off within one week. The site will be set
by the managers of the teams that end in a tie.
The games ending in a tie during regular sea-
son play will be counted 1-win, 1-loss.
Pete Mason, Holliday; Alvin Wolf, Windthrost;
and Pete Peters, Archer City, are responsible for
the season schedule.
Games will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Managers and coaches will be allowed on the
playing field in their respective places.
The Board of Directors and Officers of the Archer County Kid Baseball Association solicit
your cooperation that we may have a successful program this year.
L. J. CATHEY, President
JOE K. STULTS, Sec.-Treas.
BILL SCHROEDER, Member
RUFUS MOORE, Member
THESE RULES COURTESY OF
—BOARD OF DIRECTORS—
MILBURN GOFORTH, Member
A. O. CAMPBELL, JR-, Member
PETE PETERS, Member
JAKE SHEPPARD, Member
NORMAN ANDERSON, Member
DAVID PRICE, Member
PETE MASON, Member
JOE SCHROEDER, Member
ALVIN WOLF, Member
THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS
Box 967, Archer CHy, Texas Telephone 4624151
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Stults, Joe K. The Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1965, newspaper, May 20, 1965; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth713483/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Archer Public Library.