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Panhandle, Carson County, Texas, Thurs., Feb. 27, 1964
PANHANDLE HERALD
PAGE 7
Warm Your Pockets With Cold Cash -
Use Herald Classified Ads
See full line of Merle Nor-
man Cosmetics in the new
shades at 507 Franklin. Call
for free demonstration. Ph.
4537, Mrs. S. .G. Bob-
bitt, Representative. 33tfc
ItATE: 3c per word first week, Zc per
word thereafter. Poems and. Eulogies,
4c per word. Minimum ad 50c. Minimum
charge second week 35c. Cards of
Thanks, $1.00. Classified display ad-
vertising $1 per column inch, cash la
advance for all ads received from un-
listed firms and from individuals who
are not Herald Subscribers. Classified
deadline 12 p.m. Wednesday.
Business Service
SEPTIC TANK and cess-
pool service. No mileage
charge. C. I. Pryor, Phone
BR 3-2144, Borger. 24p
STORAGE of any kind.
New and used furniture.
Hardware items. Rufe Hard-
ware. 36tfc
Typing, Mineographing, Ad-
dressing service. Mrs. Thur-
man Richardson. Ph. 2937.
__19tfc
Color TV
Headquarters
Burdine’s TV
Phone 5251 3rd & Euclid
We service all makes of
television sets
15 years experience in home
repair, storm windows, door,
painting, and roofing. New
screens built. Damaged
screens repaired. Ph. 5491
before 9 a.m. or after 5
p.m. week days, all day
Saturdays. Earl Cole. 7tfc
FREE REMOVAL OF DEAD
Stock. Call panhandle Fer-
tilizer and chemical Co.
Ph. 3071, Panhandle or
DR 2-3655 collect. Amaril-
lo Rendering Co. Box 943.
ltfc
........
PHONE I
FOR SALE: Two choice
lots on Oak Street. Ruby
Yates. 42tfc
FOR SALE: New boys 26”
.bike $25. Call 2727. 28tfc
FOR SALE: 300 bales nice
hay. Juanita Broadaway,
Phone 3561 or Box 311,
Panhandle. 29tfc
2011
* FLOWERS
* AMBULANCE
* FUNERAL DIRECTORi
I ROCK OF AGE |
I MONUMENTS i
GEORGE R. CROWELL
JENSEN PUMP
Phone 226-3811
Claude, Texas
RADIATOR
SERVICE
New and Used
RADIATORS
Cars—Trucks —Tractors
Clean * Repair • Recore
MILLER
Radiator Service
fl} Jefferson — DR 6-6666
Amarillo
FOR RENT: Furnished
apartment. Phone 5791.
33tfc
FOR SALE: 1960 Pioneer
Dodge Dart Staxion Wagon 6
Passengers, V-8 Motor, in
good condition. One owner
car, 44,000 actual miles,
Air Conditioner, Power Brak-*
es, Power Steering, 3-Speed
Torqueflite Transmission.
Radio and Heater. Price
.$1,275. Ernest Frank, 305B
Euclid, Panhandle, Tex.
Phone 5691. 33tfc
FOR SALE or TRADE: Land
Perferred. This beautiful
- 22 unit motel. Large living
quarters. Heated pool. AAA
and Best Western. Room for
expansion which is needed.
Grossing over $60,000 per
year. Small Panhandle town
but excellent location. Paul
C. Gonister, Realtor. Spe-
cializing in Motels, Farms
and Ranches, 2707 Harrison.
Street, Amarillo, Texas.
Phone DR 4-5149. 32-33p
FOR SALE: ’60 Ford, 4-
door, 6-cylinder. Pick up
payments. Phone 2131, call
after 6 p.m. 32tfc
^^depenijabl^^
Jones-Blair Paints &
Paint Sundries
TREWAX, w 50%
Brazilian
Carnauba Palm Wax
Cabinet Jewelry
By Ajax Hdwe. Co.
Liquid Plastic, White
& Clear & Spray
Wood Table Legs, 4-6-9-
11.14-17-21-28”
Handles, Hoe, Rake,
Pick, Hammer & Sledge
Window Glass, Single
& Double Strength
BernzOmatic Torches &
Refi II Cylinders
P&C Tools & Wrenches
SPECIAL
For Dirt Work, new high
speed land leveling equip-
ment, dams, ponds, terrac-
es, waterways. Call R. A.
Beverly, GR 9-2819, Mc-
Lean or Box 451. 25-36p
RepairsTor Irons, Perlators,
Toasters and Small Appli-
ances. Burdine TV, Phone
5251. 21tfc
For Rent
FOR RENT: Furnished gar-
age apartment. Ruby Yates.
Phone 4431 or 2451. 25tfc
Three room furnished
apartment for rent. Couple
only. Call 4686. 29tfc
FOR”RENT: 2-bedroom fur-
fnished house. One-bedroom
furnished house. Phone 4441,
Emery Green, 402 Flora.
27tfc
FOR RENT: Furnished
Apartments. Texan Hotel.
31tfc
FOR RENT: Recently re-
modeled rooms and apart-
ments. Panhandle Hotel.
Phone 4151. 46tfc
£p 59<t
m each
LANE
Company, Inc
Special Notices
OPPORTUNITY for full time
Rawleigh Business in Amar
illo or Potter County Car
necessary No cash invest-
ment required For personal
interview see Edwin H Zint
5231 S Travis Amarillo or
write Sales Manager Rawleigh
TXB-131-302 Memphis Tenn
30 32 33c
Part Time Market Research
Field Interviewers Day or
Evening Assignments. Ex-
perience Preferred. Car
Necessary.. Reply to Box
428,PPanhandle, Texas.
33-35c
Want to do ironing in my
home. $1.50 per mixed doz-
en 1507 Park 32-33c
Phone 6971
221 Main
PORTABLE
DISC ROLLING
.90 Per Disc
Doyle Littlefield
Phone 7051 611 Maple
DID YOU KNOW?
Super Kem Tone and
Super Kem Glo Paint
is available at
’ANHANDLE HARDWARE
WANTED: Sewing of all
types. Alterations. Phone
3711. 310 Park. 30tfc
Political Announcement!
Democratic?; s,
||, If ?1 JH|
Hi! Primary
For District Judge
Charles L. Reynolds
Allen Harp
For District Attorney
John R. Gillham
|For Tax Assessor-Collector
C L. (Lloyd) Sterling
re-election
For Commissioner: Pet. 1
Frank E. Sparks
re-election
For County Sheriff
John H, Nunn
re-election
A J (Andy) Atkins
For County Attorney
Frank P. Dove
re-election
Marshall Sherwood
For State Representative
J. M. (Red) Simpson
(Reelection)
A REALTOR
SAFEST BUY-WORD'
FOR HOMES
708 Oak — Something real
nice in two bedroom.
Excellent Storm Cellar.
Ca rpeted.
306 Charles — 2 bed-
rooms, stucco, large cor-
ner lot. Financing avail-
able.
1603 Oak — 3 bedrooms,
bath and %. year round
gas air-conditioning. Fi-
nancing available.
60*? Franklin — 3 bed-
rooms, carpeted, storm
windows, large garage
with extra room, fenced
backyard. Financing
available.
404 Oak — 4 bedrooms,
carpeted, beautifully
landscaped, fenced back-
yard. Already financed.
1308 Park — 3 bedrooms,
two baths, carpeted, al-
ready financed, or small
down payment for new
low.
Good Lots,
any part of town.
New subdivision. Re-
stricted. Close to town.
Small tracts. Easy to
buy.
Carson County
Abstract Co.
J. C. McCollough
Cyril Pingelton
222 Main Phone 5201
PANHANDLE, TEXAS
,>PC)R RENT: Basement apart-
ment. Private entrance and
private bath, 911 Park St.
Phone 2576. I7tfc
Apartments For Rent, Call
6401. Bush Apartments.
28tfc
FOR RENT: Two bedroom
unfurnished house. Attach-
ed garage, Troy W. Dow-
len. Phone 7121. 32tfc
For Sale
;FOR SALE: 8 foot Philco
food freezer. Good condi-
tion. Phone 3275. 29tfc
WE WILL TRADE
ATTENTION!!!!'!
LOOK!!!! NEW THREE BEDROOM, all brick, V/2
baths, electric kitchen, living room, large kit-
chen and den, utility room, attached garage with
just $400 down plus the loan closing costs.
Compare the amount of floor spare in this house
and YOU WILL NOT WAIT TO BUY. First time
on the market, so do not wait too long.
GOSH!!!! It is winter time (part ot the time), but
we have sold many homes, but we do have a
large selection to choose from still. Refrigerat-
ed homes with dishwashers and all the trimings.
Will give you just a few to think about!!!!
FLASH!!!! ANOTHER FIRST ON THE MARKET.
THREE BEDROOMS, 13i baths, living room,
LARGE, LARGE DEN, kitchen, carpet, utility
room, entrance hall, lots of storage, two car
garage (has had three in it), all brick and many
other extras.
Many other two and three bedrooms homes with
large and SMALL equities.
150 x 150 lot on the east side with paving on all
sides.
MR. FARMER: I am “hooked” with 49 Steers
(550 lbs.) that are good and choice herefords
that I would like to pond off on someone.
LAND!!!! BOTH IRRIGATED AND DRY LAND.
One irrigated section for only $190 per acre. Bet-
ter hurry before some of it is sold and you wish-
ed that you had “gobbled it up”
RENT PROPERTY: May have a three bedroom
home for rent March 1st at $79 per month.
ELECTION TIME is just around the corner and
everyone seems to be wondering about the re-
sults!!!! Hope everyone enjoys the “little dip
at my corner.
__ Phone 7711
111 215 Main Street
taltou»°'Neal Abs,rac’Bld9'
CARDS
OFIM
Ml
THAHKS
%
mm
I would like to extend my
appreciation to all my fri-
ends and neighbors for all
their sympathy and help dur-
ing the loss of my mother,
Mrs. Floyd Buell of Ft. Sum-
ner, N.M.
Mrs. Doyle M. Davis
and family
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF CARSON:
To Those Indebted To, or Hold-
ing Claims Against the Estate of
Samuel Morris (S.M.) Byars, De-
ceased, No. 1844, In the County
Court of Carson County, Texas,
Probate Matters:
The undersigned, having been
duly appointed administratrix of
the estate of Samuel Morris (S.M.)
Byars, deceased, late of Carson
County, Texas, by the Judge of
the County Court of said County
on the 18th day of February, A. D.
1964, hereby notifies all persons
indebted to said estate to come
forward and make settlement, and
those having claims against said
estate to present them to her with-
in the time prescribed by law at
her residence at Panhandle, Car-
son County, Texas, where she
receivedier mail
receives her mail.
Witness my hand this the 24th
day of February, A. D. 1964.
Cuba Lee Byars
Administratrix of the Estate of
Samuel Morris (S.M.) Byars,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF CARSON:
CITY OF PANHANDLE:
TO THE RESIDENT, QUAL-
IFIED ELECTORS OF SAID
CITY, WHO OWN TAXABLE
PROPERTY IN SAID CITY
AND WHO HAVE DULY REN-
DERED THE SAME FOR TAX-
ATION:
TAKE NOTICE that an elec-
tion will be held in said City
at the time and place, and on
the Propositions, as provided
in the Ordinance Calling An
Election, duly passed by the
City Council of said City,
which Ordinance is substant-
ially as follows:
ORDINANCE CALLING AN
ELECTION
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF CARSON:
CITY OF PANHANDLE:
WHEREAS, the City Council
of said City deems it advisable
to issue the bonds of said City
for the purposes hereinafter
stated.
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIN-
ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF PANHAN-
DLE:
1. That an election shall be
held in said City on the 17th
day of March, 1964, at the City
Hall. The entire City shall con-
stitute one election precinct for
said election, and J. C. McCol-
lough shall be the Presiding
Judge for said election.
2. That at said election the
following Propositions shall be
submitted in accordance with
law:
PROPOSITION NO. 1
Shall the City Council of
said City be authorized to issue
the bonds of said City, in one
or more series or issues, in the
aggregate principal amount of
$108,000, with the bonds of
each such series or issue, res-
pectively, to mature serially
within not to exceed 30 years
from their date, and to bear
interest at rates not to exceed
6 % per annum, for the purpose
of improving and extending
said City’s Waterworks Sys-
tem; and shall said City Coun-
cil be authorized to levy and
cause to be assessed and col-
lected annual ad valorem taxes
in an amount sufficient to pay
the interest on said bonds and
provide a sinking fund to pay
said bonds at maturity?
PROPOSITION NO. 2
Shall* the City Council of
said City be authorized to is-
sue the bonds of said City, in
one or more series or issues, in
the aggregate principal amount
of $12,000, with the bonds of
each such series or issue, res-
pectively, to mature serially
within not to exceed 30 years
from their date, and to bear
interest at rates not to exceed
6% per annum, for the purpose
of the improvement of the
streets of said City; and shall
said City Council be authorized
to levy and cause to be assess-
ed and collected annual ad va-
lorem taxes in an amount suf-
ficient to pay the interest on
said bonds and provide a sink-
ing fund to pay said bonds at
maturity?
PROPOSITION NO. 3
Shall the City Council of said
City be authorized to issue the
bonds of said City, in one or
more series or issues, in the
aggregate principal amount of
$5,000, with the bonds of each
such series or issue, respective-
ly, to mature serially within
not to exceed 30 years from
their date, and to bear interest
at rates not to exceed 6% per
annum for the purpose of con-
structing permanent improve-
ments to the City Hall; and
shall said City Council be au-
thorized to levy and cause to
be assessed and collected an-
ad valorem taxes in an
4. That only resident, quali-
fied electors who own taxable
property in said City and who
have duly rendered the same
for taxation shall be entitled
to vote at said election.
5. That notice of said elec-
tion shall be given by posting
a substantial copy of this Or-
dinance at the City Hall and
at two other places in said
City, not less than 15 days
prior to the date set for said
election; and a substantial copy
of this ordinance also shall be
published on the same day in
each of two successive weeks
in a newspaper of general cir-
culation published in said City,
the date of the first publication
to be not less than 14 days
prior to the date set for said
election.
BUSINESS SBMES WblXimOW
PANHANDLE
AUTOMATIC
LAUNDRY
First Street
Between Main and Elsie
Mr. &Mrs. W. L. Cunningham
ROBERTA’S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Across from the High School
Phone 5871
Roberta Atkins
Almeda Crist
trict reserves
anyor all bids.
33-34c
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY
Call Pauline Pratt
5042
1400 Charles
APPLIANCE REPAIR
Lloyd Russell
TELEPHONE 4776
The McClellan Creek Soil Con-
servation District, Number 156, is
accepting sealed bids on the sale
of one 8-cubic yard elevated scrap-
er (carry-all). The equipment may
be seen at the Clinton Williams
farm, seven miles south of Pan-
handle. Bids will be opened
March 19, 1964, at 2 p.m. at the
Soil Conservation District office nual
in Panhandle, Texas. The dis-
the right to reject HITlOUIlt SVlXllClGIlt tO P&y ti!6
interest on said bonds and pro-
vide a sinking fund to pay said
bonds at maturity?
3. That the official ballots
for said election shall have
written or printed thereon the
following:
‘PATTON CAN’
tale
PROPOSITION NO. 1
“FOR THE ISSUANCE OF
WATERWORKS IMPROVE-
MENT AND E X TENSION
BONDS”
“AGAINST THE ISSUANCE
OF WATERWORKS IM-
PROVEMENT AND EXTEN-
SION BONDS”
PROPOSITION NO. 2
“FOR THE ISSUANCE OF
(STREET IMPROVEMENT
! BONDS”
j- “AGAINST THE ISSUANCE
OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
BONDS”
PROPOSITION NO. 3
“FOR THE ISSUANCE OF
CITY HALL BONDS”
“AGAINST THE ISSUANCE
OF CITY HALL BONDS”
VEHICLE
(Cont. from pagel)
link, prevent the accident,”
the DPS supervisor said.
The Captain reminded us
that we as Texans experi-
enced our worst traffic fa-
tality record in history last
year. The count has already
exceeded 2700 lives lost,
by far the greatest toll in
history, and is expected to
go some higher before the
books are closed on the of-
ficial 1963 traffic fatality
count. Vehicle defects were
involved in some of these
fatal accidents; therefore,
to eliminate this type of ac-
cident drivers need to see
that their vehicles are safe
to operate and keep them
safe . throughout the year.
He added that vehicles in-
volved in traffic accidents
should be re-inspected after
repairs have been made.
“Any driver operating a
vehicle registered in Tex-
as, that is required to be
inspected, on public roads
after April 15 without a va-
lid 1964 inspection sticker
will be operating in viola-
tion of the law,” Captain
Johnson said.
Good Egg
Rate Lots
Of tlc:
There’s nothing so all-purpose
as an egg. Eggs have been
sculpted, thrown, worn, used in
painting, hidden and rolled at
Easter, and hung on trees at
Christmas. But mostly they’re
eaten.
Soft-boiled egg yolk is baby’s
first solid food, and eggnog-with
or without “an ounce of bounce”
-may sustain him in his old age.
In between, he eats thousands of
eggs - boiled, fried, scrambled,
creamed, deviled, shirred and
souffleed, to say nothing of the
hundreds of foods eggs are mixed
into-ice cream, cakes and pan-
cakes, meat loaf, mayonnaise and
Hollandaise, for instance.
Nutritionists recommend an
egg a day for everyone because
they’re high in protein and sup-
ply iron and vitamins A and B-2.
And they’re inexpensive to serve.
There’s only one drawback to
eggs_they’re delicate. They need
tender, loving care.
“If you submit eggs to high
temperatures, the value is de-
stroyed,” says Adelle Davis, re-
nowned nutritionist, in her book,
“Let’s Cook it Right." And any
homemaker who's had a souffle
fail or a custard separate can tell
you that temperature is vital in
egg cookery.
That’s why homemakers find
eggs and automatic electric
ranges a natural go-together. Ac-
curate heat controls and auto-
matic timers on today’s electric
ranges take the trick out of egg
cookery. Even beginning cooks,
with the help of a good cookbook
and a new electric range, can turn
out delectable, nutritious, egg
dishes.
Eggs should be fried or scram-
bled in a lightly oiled skillet on
a thermostatically controlled sur-
face element set at 250-300
degrees. For poached eggs, water
with salt or vinegar added should
be brought to a boil, then the
control should be set at 175-200
before the eggs are slipped in.
When making a souffle, cus-
tard, angelfood cake or other egg
dish in the oven, the housewife
with a new electric range has only
to follow the recipe carefully, set
the oven control at the right tem-
perature and the timer at the cor-
rect cooking time. She can be
assured that the food will turn
out perfectly every time, with no
failures from uneven heat.
ciBulla.’& jewelry
106 West Sixth Street, Borger
(Just off Main)
Phone BR 3-5271
WE FEATURE
Watch Repairing * Jewelry Repairing * Clock Repairing
* Engraving * Diamond Mounting
Work Guaranteed by Master Repairman
I he S to re W it h a Co n s ci e n c e
Boil Your Motor Blocks
and Heads In A Vat
$2 Each
TIRES BALANCED
$1.50 per wheel
For Your Transporatation Needs
See
Ralph Metcalf or Dick Sharp
METCALF MOTOR COMPANY
2rd and Fisie Phone 3001
ThePanhandle
Board Of City Development
Extends A Hardy WelcomeTo
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Greer
N. H. Greer and his wife, Myrtle, moved to
Panhandle recently from Amarillo. They operate
Greer’s Drive-In Restaurant and reside at 1306
Park. Mrs. Greer is a member of Primitive Bap-
tist Church and Mr, Greer is a member of the
PresbyterianChurch.
We are proud to have you and your wife as
new members of our community and sincerely
hope you will feel right at home from your very
^If you know of someone who has recently
moved into this community, please contact the
panhandle Herald so we can take this means to
welcome them here. ....._
DEFEND
FREEDOM
BUYU.S.
SAVINGS
BONDI
ThePanhandle
Board Of City Development
Extends A Hardy Welcom eTo
The George Gantt Family
The George Gantt f amily moved to Panhandle
recently from Sweetwater. Gantt and his wife,
Bernaden, and children, Teresa, 3, and Dedra,
2, live at 1503 Park. Gantt is employed at Mc-
Kiernan Farm Supply as fertilizer salesman. Mr.
Gant is a member df the Methodist Church and
Mrs. Gantt is a member of the Baptist Church.
We are proud to have you and your family as
new members of our community and sincerely
hope you will feel right at home from your very
first day.
If you know of someone who has recently
moved into this community, please contact the
Panhandle Herald so we can take this means to
welcome them here. _
ThePanhandle
Board Of City Development
Extends A Hardy WelcomeTo
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neely
Walter Neely and his wife, Rose, moved to
Panhandle from Wellington. Neely is partsman
at Universal Motor. They reside at 405 Park and
are members of the Church of Christ.
We are proud to have you and your wife as
new members of our community and sincerely
hope you will feel right at home from your very
first day.
If you know of someone who has recently
moved into this community, please contact the
panhandle Herald so we can take this means to
welcome them here.
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