I AM APPALLED by all the ,,>ntroversy in the state lately by those who say th at the " fl O pass ·nl, pla(' rule is discriminat ory to minorities .
Huw can 3 stude nt that it , in the .amc classroom as other ,tudent s. read from the same te xt books . and be instrut1ed b\ the same' teacher be an" less able iu learn Ihan the mhe'r student s .
Abernath y is e"idence that minori · ties can be righl up on lOp academically with other student. . and e"en make it 10 das, \'aledklllrian .
If anything . I would think mi'''''it)' "' parents would be plea$ed 10 learn that their children will not be pawn, of ('oa('hes who would lise Ihem for Iheir 3lhl..-tic abiht,· "ilh no ro n,ern for "' I1(~ th er or noi Ihc~ "ill bc functioning <11l7cns upon graduation (which is Ihe r 3,C in many sch,>ol di,tn" , 3mund the ,tat..-) . I refu,c to be lie'(' Iha t Amen a is not thl' land of opponunit y "here c\ eryone ("OJ n l>e '" h tt', cr the)' ~Iri\'e 10 be .. . it just taIC:S hard work .
HAVE YOU NOnCED ",hat \\c are " lfe-red at the movies late-h'? I honestly don ' t think I have the ' . tamlna to endure most of them ..
Stallone i~ back " 'ith some m i"ie ,-alle-d "Cobra. " The I..-a ser hne reads . "Crime is a di,ea ~e . Meet the ,·ure ." 1"11 bet the gore in Ihat film wHuld lurn the stumach of Ii ea""ned paramedic.
Actuall,' . moSI of the tit le. sound like HolI~' '''ood is at war . Of cou"c. for the t~uh bored . Ihere at"<.' 81"3 '~ the cqueb 'I ike P,)itc rgiest II .
Bistorieal Pageant Slated In Plain,' ... ,,'
Tickcts for " Running WIe r" . the outdoor his to ri ca l pageant to be presented June 20·21 in Plain"iew arc now on sa le in Abe rnath} .
The drama . which traces an ea rl)' Hale Coun,,' fa mil)' from the fir; t "ears of s'cttlemcnt thro ugh th e DepreSSion years. will be held at the Prairie Theater in Running"'atcr Draw Regional Park . It was wrinen by Betty ... Givens of Halfway and is bt'ing produ ced by Fran ccs Redinger of Plainview.
Tickets are available front an y Chamber of Commerce member f~r the pageant for SS. and for thc barbecue preceding the pllgeant for 55. Admission to the barbecue will be only by pre· purchased tickets .
Senior citizens and children under 12 years of age can purchase tickets for the barbecue or pageant for S3 each.
Exxoa "'ad Smoke Ria. Struek
By Bar •• ar
A break· in at the Exxon Station and Smote Ring Barbecue WII reported to the PQllce around 7:15 a.m. Tuesday,
Acc:ordlna to , Jesse Ledesma. who works at the Ellon Station. someone apparently entered tile .tation throuah a bottom board on the aaraae door. takln. an UAdetermlaed amowIt or meat from I free.r. The meat belon. to Smoke R1na Barbecue. .
The welt door or t~ Smote Rlna Barbecue WII a110 entered by break· Ina the lock 011 the door. Nothlnll wa. repcwUd I~ 1.lkIe that .,tablltlh. ment.
The bft,,·ln 1& under Inv .. II,ltkm by I"" "\lIke Depa"menl.
Thirteen. Seholarships ·Awarded To Graduates
Thirteen scholarship recipients were recognized at graduation exercises last week.
Jim Bob Carver • 4-H Siate Food Show Scholarship, 5750; Santa Fe Railroad Record Book Scholarship . 5750.
But DuBoee • Texas Tech University. Football Scholarship. Full.
Phoebe Dann - Louisiana Tech Uni vcrsi ty. Ba s ketball Scho larship, Full.
Dan E"anl - Sui Ross State ni ve r~it )'. Freshman Leadership
Scholarsh ip. 51.000; Hale County $oil and Water Conserva tion Scholarship. Sol .SOO.
Larn' Gt'reau - Western Texas ColJcg~. S200 .
Juon Harris - Abernath y Young Farmers' Scholarship. 5125 .
Beckl Lopez . West e rn Texas College . Cunningham Academic Schol·
PIIII VaadygrUf - U1L Scholarships ~ applied for and pending. .
TOllY Rocbfqaez • Tuition to any st ate ·s upported instit ution. ·1 year;" Angelo State University. Carr Academic Scholarship. 53.SOO/ year; University of Texas. Texas Achievement Award. S2.000/ year; Texas AdeM University. Pre sident ' s Achie vement Award. S2 ,OOO/ ),ear; UlL Scholarships applied for and pending .
..... UUIJ:.nJ ...... .5th arade students. left III right . r""ni ro" . Mere-edcz IkLeon, LaShae Martin. Deena Moralez. Monica 1k13",'ur. and Debbie Ramos; back row. left to right. Mike Schaap. Billy Rickett' , Jason Hubbard . and Carlos Casias. (Photo courtesy of Mrs . Robert I'tle,t ) "
Elem Students Honored Eleme ntary stude nt s were recog ·
nl/cd at 3 recent assembly for their 3ccll mpl is hme nt s thro ugho ut the 1985-86 school year .
ALL YEAR HONOR ROLL
FIfth Grade: Jason Hubbard. Mar· c'Os Lopez. Deena Moralez. Michelle . Steele. Rachel Waits . LaShae Manin. Elise Prather , Matt Thompson, Angie Ater. Evangeline Riojas. Billy Ricketts. Monica Betancur. and Mike Schaap.
Fourth Grade: Lane Attebury, Roy DeAnda. Kraig Durrell . Joel Harrison. Marilyn Askins. David Carver . Matt · he"" Guerrant. Tad Overstreet, Mari. Pe rcz . Prim Rya n . Pecos Shafer. Vick ie Steele . Chris Givens. Chris lambert. Valerie Lucero. Jeremy Mansanales. Maricella Ramos. Kala Schaap. and Leslie Sett le.
PERFEct ATtENDANCE
Marcos ' Lopez. Charlie Pierson, Stacy Whitaker. Ralph Ponce. Angie Ater, Tracy Torrez. Mercedez Deleon. lack Patton. Esteban Lopez. Monica Betancur. Joel Harrison. Danni Engle. Mark Garcia. Cathy Munoz. Trey Rogers . Raymond Alaniz. Jonathan Chism. Mike Thames. Jaime Munoz. Mis!y Lopez. Amie Rogers. Delfina Gatiea, Brad Shadden. Winston Sills. Ammie Musil. Catherine Chism. DeD Lopez. Cory Forbes. Donnie Pierson. and Emily Herring.
MOST IMPROVED mJDENTS
5th Gnde • Debbie RaIllOl. Carlot Casias. and Mcl'Gedez DeLeon.
4th Gnde • Kyle Mania. CCIry Loper and Josie Ortiz.
Ricketts and Mike Schaap. 4th GrIIde • Joel Harrison. Matthew
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OU!ITANDINO lOY
.. 0.-. . Jaaon Hubbard,. IUly
WE MADE ml! ... BiII DuBose and a friend share their joy after graduation last Friday. anticipating moving on to new horizons . (Review Photo by Fran Salitros)
PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS ••• Receiving awards for outstanding scholastic achievement are, left to right. front row. Jason Hubbard. Mike Schaap. Rachel Waits. and Michelle Steele; back row. left to right. Heath Manney . Matt Thompson . and Tony Davis . (Photo courtesy of ""rs. Robert Priest)
Michelle Steele (100%). Denni; Haney (100%), Mercedes DeLeon (1000/0). Olivia Deleon (100%), Ikbbie Ramos. Amy Cu~vas , and Elizabeth Bazan.
Cops Talk by Sheny Martla
Senior Patrol OffIcer
Safeguarding your business against crime is a constant battle . Being alert. practicing good housekeeping tech niques. handling cash wisely. and using protective devices judiciously are your basic weapons .
Remaining alert and observant will help you avoid· losses from shoplifting, fraudulent checks. and employee theft . Practicing good ho usekeeping and using protective devices play important roles in discouraging burglary. Developing good cash-handling procedures and guarding valuable it ems wi!1 ~elp reduce your losses in case of robbery.
Don't get over confideht. The
25' Sehool Board COnsiders Five Aetion Items
The Abernathy School Board met in regular session on June 2 at 8 p.m. with five action items on the agenda.
Richard Howard and Laurin Prather were selected by the board to attend the TASA/ TASB Convention in San Antonio on September 27 as delegates.
The board then approved commit · ment of funds for Regional Media Services from ESC.
Two transfer students were approved by the board, and all bills were approved for payment.
The Discipline Management Plan was discussed and approved with revisions .
Lowell Anderson aqdressed the board concerning a tennis camp.
Cindy Lutrick • . school nurse. reported on her duties as school nurse. She reviews vaccinations of students; hearing and vision screening; height and weight checks on pre-kindergarten. kindergarten . 1st . 3rd and 5th grades; dental cheeks on pre-kindergarten. kindergarten. I st. 3rd. Sth, 6th ,_ 7th. and 8th grades; scoliosis screening of 6th and 9th grades ; migrant health review; and activities and lectures on nutrition and health to grades 2-S.
One item for discussion was the required 20 hours of training for school board members . This requirement comes about due to the passage of HB 72.
In executive session the board discussed personnel and legal matters. The resignation of Max Kennedy was approv~d .
moment you relax your guard could be • the exact moment the crimfnal decides
to strike. Avoid being unpleasantly surprised by always being prepared.
If you have any questions in any of the areas of safeguarding yo ur business. please call us. We will be glad to be of any service and answer any of your questions. or help in any of your problem areas.
Below I have included a Suspect Identity Chart . Keep this by your phone. If you see someone around your neighborhood or place of business that you are in doubt about. use the chart. Please call your police department as soon as possible_ YOUR HELP WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!
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Btllanclng Work And Home , 4 ,
Bmplqyed women with families in the even ins. . ,Commonly experience conflict and Nance also su~ests haVing a plan ,"t'l' .••.• olltt. , c_1J4~~O';Jrr.a8eme"ts,'. to keep:uom, belnS overwhel"," 'by) ' aad ' hollaehgld 't.~b. r say. > home I' ,chUdretl • .hUlbadt, or m"~ preparation economist Mary CaytOn Nince. the mlDute you walk III the door. , While the problem 01 bllanclng t~e DiscuS! ~th them what CI!l1 be done ~ "I a Job and home ,IS 'not , to sf"lj you , 15·20 minute~ of time. to ~-"~ ~ _plaODing .can ... ~Iax."" "~ _.. . rediiceso..e bf·· the stress, . says tile Yoq.lI1ay.nee'd ~6 lie down for a few Texas Mill 'University Agricultural minutes, do some eaercises or just Extension Service specialist . have some quiet lime before starting
'. To avoid l!eina thrown1lito' a turmoU ,dlnne .• ' and listening . to all the SchOo! of TheoIosY, S.M.U., class of I~.
H" will tah hiJ new auipmCllt on Jan" 15. .
it a babyslilen, IIJOVH or a )'hild' geti happe'llhgs. of the day. . slet, plan for bad:ap chud ~re before, . Having pre·dinner snacks on hand an emergency" arl",s, Nan"" adVUies.· can keep you from being pushed 10 A good back·up plan will require a list cook' immediately or lempted to of several people .. relatives, neigh. 0.vercllend your food budget by .eating bors, friends or ' profeSsional sitters, out too frequently.
There were eiaht ~ chanaes ' in the Plainview District, which includes Abernathy. OSlesby fClJlacecI lev. Hardin T. AttIn., m. '
who could be called on in a particular Try to get the entire family to agree situation. .~ .' .• on a workable oc;hedulf. tor after.work ?t
Check the school' cakndar"'or can the· hour.. says ' th~" specialist. ThIs might school to fir\d \lut in advance ,bout include time set aside for homework, im(lOl'la!J,t lJaytim~ ' schoot\ activities. chores. m¥ing- lunches or advance such all parenf.telcher conferences or food preparatio~ for the next day , the class ,play. Oftell you can arrange dinner c1ea~ up and ,:"Iaxation ..
MCDougalFamlly Reunion Plann.d
A re'union, is Rlanned for the family of J~me. Walker and Julia Mae McDougal on June 14 in the Abemalhy Community Center from 10 a .m.·6 p.m. " -
Family members extend an invita.
. tion to old friends to jolri them for a risitlhat day.
F?r' more information contact Gale DavIS, Rt. 2. Doa 160, Abernathy T-79311 . • ' A.,
H.a".n's Heroes To B. Shown At First Baptist
The First Baptist Church in Abern~. thy will be the sile 'of showing of "Heaven's Heroes" on June IS at 7 p.m. •
Throughout the Course of ~ents, the movie demonstrates how the Caith of his devoted, wife, Cindy, helped her handle the situation, explain to her tv:'0 young children that their daddy is With Jesus, and even forgive the man who killed her husband.
a parent·teacher 'conference after work Also conSIder a famil, work Dlght so hoian. ~ ~ 1 '." -".. ., the weekend can be ~ Ieft for rest,
But. for specia\..~ events, you, may ~reation , worship an~ family shar-wish to take paid vacation hours or '"g. Make a complete hst of .. 'eekend make arnngement,to W9rk. overtime as tasts, . such as grocery shop~i~g. cOmpensation for the: ' time taken to laundry or yard work. Then diVide attend . these eve~ts) ' If 20ur work tasks among family members and do record is free of tardies; II may be those chores on a Thursday or Friday easier to request an h8tJr or two off to night. , attend a school event, notes the TAEX "Since the average full-time home economist. .~ employed \.Io'oman works 40 hours per
Working women who do· not have week outside Ihe house and another the flexibility to takeoff work t.ime for 22·27 at home, she shouldn'l f~el a daytime school eveot, ~n 'mate it. reluclant about g~tlJng other family point to attend ,parent-teacher associ,,- members Inyolved In planning for and tion meetings and special :~vents held doing household chores, " says Nance. The movie. based on the true story
of two dedicated police officers, tells the slory of a Des Moines officer killed in the line oC duty. The public is invited to attend.
Moth~r-Daughter Team Makes Dean's List • .... •••••••• ... • ......... • ............................ n ...... RiCherson Daughters Qualify For .' l?epotDispatch . National Pageant
A motlier·daushter team from Aber. nathy made the Dean's List for the spring semester.
. Liz Attebury made the Dean's List with a grade point average of 3.76 at South Plains College, majorins in
Angie Attebury Gentry, a music major at Texas Tech University. and daughter of Lix, also made the Dean's List.
Happy Anniversary
The Senior Citizens group Sure missed Ihose that couldnl attend Wednesday. We are nO,t a family. but sure are ..... neighbors. •
N1abt on Monday. June 9. al 6 p.m. We decided we wou ld add homemade ice cream to the Monday night snaets.
Jaae 9 • Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Bennett. J.p" 10 • Mr. & Mrs. Blackie
Jae 13 • Mr. & Mrs. Steve Jackson. Jae 14 • Mr. &: Mr •. Tommie Wages. 1_ 15 . Mr. &: Mrs. Floyd Myatt. Mr. &: Mrs. Bud Rhodes and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Routh.
J.~:~i~~::;er~:J%~~~t, ::re wi:~ Horace announced there is to be a
seminar on a ,physical fitness program in Lubbock 'on Jun~ 26: Anyone that would lite to .ttend can call F10reinc at the Center for time. etc: Attebury. .
Jaee 12 • Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Sparkman.
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take OUr bloOd pressure, it made 30. Let us s.y thanks to Jane. She is' an R.N. nurse that is really helpful to us. and we do appreciate her. She works under Medicare .
Horace Davis. our vi~ president. got us started off by sugsesting we invite more people. There's a lot of you out there not attending that are missing some good times. visiting. and lots of talking and just plain having fun. • .
Floreine reminde d us of Gamel
"Half The Fun ••• "
Lord forever.
Mrs , Halford ' won the free dinner for rext Wed~csda~ . ~nd Mrs. Enger got Jhe surwase gift at our week ly drawing . ...
Floreine tqld us to' be looking foward to next Wednesday, June 11. Our program will be the ~llOwing of ou r preny quilts -- one you prize , or just ooe you have made for daily use. 11 will be called " Our Quilt Show ." Then
e on Wednesday. June 18, Edd Crow . wilt bring a showing of his :'barb ,,·ire
l.,;l lectivn that should be yery interest ing .
Singing was the thIDa for Wednesday. Clayton does. swell job keeping us singing. If we don 't sing. he shows uP. at our house for dinners on Sunday. So. we 'all sing and all seem to enjoy this time together, No
. problem if he quits at 12 o'c1ock ,
the next few weeks, several you will be going on vacations.
Your plans may include travel to " Car-off" exotic resorts. You may plan to visit family or friends in other towns. Or .you may simply plan on sleeping late, ticking off your shoes, and laying around the house.
will be with them and be their God. He will wipe every lear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things hIS passed away." Rev. 21: 3-4.
BUT WHAT OF TIlE OTJIER'!11!1 LeI the Bible speak I "If we
Therc were some specials Ihal made the who lc meeting good. Rev , and Mrs . Rogers s ang. We are so g lad to have them . Thc)' can do everything and will he lp an)1 ime we <:all on them,
Whatever you plan, "haiC the fun" ;. looking forward 10 the change. Anticipation, hope and planning the event can actuaUy cause more excite. ment than the fulfilling of the vacation. fActually sometimes we are disappointed ,when -we realize our plans.)
Christians have a tremendous hope. "Now the dwelling of God is with men, and He will live with them. They will be His people, and God Himself
WHAT GREAT PLANSIIII "No longer will there by any curse. The throne of God and of the Lamb will be in the city. and His servants will serve Him. They will see His Cace, and His name will be on their foreheads. There will be no more night. They will not need the light of a lamp or the light of Ihe sun, for the Lord God wiD give them light. And they will reign forever and ever. " Rev. 22:3.5.
The true child of God eagerly anticipates the time when our hopes are realized and we will be with our
Iy keep on sinning after we received the knowledge of the no sacrifice for sins is left. but on fearful ' expectation of judgment and raging fire that will consume enemies of God . .. For we know who said . " It is Mine to avenge, I repay. " and again. "The Lord judge His people." It is a dreadful Ihing to rail into the hands of the living God. Heb. 10:26·27. 30·31.
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A brand new quanet was formed real quick -- C layton, Floyd. Minnie and Merle . We rea ll y lik e tha .. Maybelle sang a l.'O uple of numbe rs in her sweet and gCnllc way, Floyd and Lillie Mac sang with Louis playing for them,
Those presen t were: Mr. and Mrs. Oayton Enger. Mr. and Mrs, Horace Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shipman. Mr. and Mrs. Hilburn Barrick. Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Adkisson. Mr. and Mrs. Pele, Gregg. Mr. and .Mrs. Eddie Koci~h . Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Patt erson, Herman Kuhlers, Renata Druesdow. Dora TalbotJ , Loris Halford, Katherine Dye. Minnie NorthcuJt. Oleta Gilmore. Lillie Bell Kramp. May Johnson . Faye Reese and Maybell. Glass.
.. Happy Birthday
June' . Dorothy Hemphill. June 10 • Rita Kelley, B~cki Lopez, Randy Neis. and Chris Waters. June 11 . !lola B, Covey, Malena Gough and Joey Lopez. June 12 . Ernestine Hughes. June 13 '. Dorothy Stone. June J4 • Jennifer Brown , Arno Struve arid Hoppy Toler. JwIe IS • Franklin Dunn. Pete Garcia , Todd Johnson and Pele Peacock.
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Sarah and Hea th e r Richerson . daught e rs of Mr . a nd Mrs, Roy Rkhe rso n , were s uccess ful at the Tn:a s· Ncw Mexi co Deep Sou th I)ageanl Preliminaries held ill De nver Cit\' on Mav 24 .
Saruh, compelin g in th e 2·.1 year di \' ls ion, wo n o \'cra ll be aut y and modeling. winning a 4· ..... trophy, two crowns and a banner.
H'eBit he r co mpet e d in Ih e 12-23
month a.ge dh'ision and was chosen runn er-up , winnin g /I tro ph y a nd crown ,
Bt.ull 8ir ls a rc l'ligibl c fo r the Natio nal Page ani to b e h e ld in Houston at the Airpon Marriol1 Hotel on Augusl 28·J I.
G randpare nt s a re Mr . and Mr!'l . Truman Richerson of Abernathy and Mr . and Mrs . J J. mcs Rohan llf Cobdan . Vk tnria . AU.'l.l u lia
This And That by Helm ~ad<
Our son . Larry....-.a nd his famil y' su rpri sed us a nd dra ~e in from Oarendon. They spent twa nighls with us. They have had ove r 7 inches of rain. and he couldn 'i. work , they came in .
Mr . and Mrs. R. L. Hall of Hunts .... iIIe were in Abernathy rettntly. They came in to " t' (:' hi s mother, who hasn ' t been we ll.
We a tt ended the Coop Graill supper he l d in the Co mmunit ), (en ler TUcsda )' night. Belt )' Major and the dircC1or ' s wh'es had det.."r lit c.'d Ih~ tab k:'!o be autifulh' ... · ith b lue table · dOlh.), red , "hitc· and blue- balloun.;; printe-d ... ·ith " Happ~· 8irthda~ Telu" and Texas fl ags. lO t' delicious meal Wa.'l. ca tcrt'd by Danny'~ Fins & Ht:n:l (If luh tkx:k.
Mar vi n St ep hen s p laye- d ·se\·t"ul ,el<'l"ti(lDS on the urgan, while C'very · ~
one ale and visi t d . A sh\'1rt busine.'l.' nl Ce tlllg fo llowe d . and c"'c r yo n C' enjoyed the drawinA for priles .
JEFF H. DAVIS, M.D'I A.A.F,P. Charter Fellow American Academy of Family Practke
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Present Family Practice will be continutd .
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ONE DA Y BIBLE SCHOOL June 21, 1986, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m .
Vacation Bible School at First United Methodist Church will be held June 16·20 from 9-1l :30 a.m,
The VBS students will be divided into two teams •• the Red Barons and Ihe Blue Angels. The losing team will bring ice cream and cookies to the party time on ' Sunday, June 22.
Monday will be Shade Day. so wear your sunglasses . Then on Tuesday, dress up as your favorite preacher for Preach·look·alike Day. Hal Day will be held .Wednesday, so wear your favorite hat dt~1:ap,
Thursdav will be Name the Dinosaur Day and there will be a dinosaur egg hunt. Friday is the Bible Vi llage. Dress· up Day. so dress up as your favorite Bible Days person .
A picnic will be held on June 20 from 11:30 a.m . ·1 2:30 p.m. Bring a sack lunch and canned coke.
FIl£SIIMEN CHEEnEADElIS fOR 19II6-lI7 ... Marci Ryan on the left and Lori Morales on Ihe right. (Photo CQurtesy o( Robert Priest)
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SI. Isido re Catholic Church \.\'ilI hold its Vacation Bible School Week June IS· 20 from t :JO·4:30 p.m. in Ihe Ch urch Hall .
The the me for the program will be the Parables of J es us. Directing the week ' s program wi ll be Sister Mal!' Jane Alaniz of Sacrcd Heart Catholic
~. Chu rch in Plainview, Rt.'gislrations for s tudent s in g.rades
pre· school through 6th grade w111 be he ld Sunda\,. June 8. after Mass in the Ch urch Hail.
LCC Announees Area Grads
Tina Covey and Larrv McGuire , both Abernathy 'High Sch·oo) graduates, were among 11 8 students receiving degrees at Lubbock Christian College' s Spring Com mencement recently.
Miss Cove \" daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A: Cove)' of Abernathy, received a B.S. in Element ary Educalion. The 1982 AHS grad was active in Kappa Phi Kappa Social Club . Aggie and Agg ie Belles and Dorm Council at LCe. McGuire. son of Mr , Derl McGuire of
Co unt y line. rece ived a B .S . in Secondary Eduealion. The 1980 AHS g rad also attended Temple Junior College and Texas Tech University .
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1ft tile LubbcX:t _. ~Ie CCIIItndDn aad ~ rely oa BOWMAN IJIIC. 1iIr' .u ol 1bcIr ¥kII1Ia materiUo aad 1UppIles. Located' at 8J01 UDMnity ill tubbocit. phoae 74$.3333. thla faD IIae lumber yard re.tmea ewryihiDl you Deed to do a truly profeaicmaJ job
• 01\ ay buUdln, or remocIclln, project. ' They carry lumber. plywood. pre·finished panelin,.
paiat. h.rdware. lawn ad Rarden, lupplies. bud aad
power tools." electrical ad plumbilla lapplles. ad . may other ile!,!" wbidt will make tile job you haoc to do much euler.
Stop spend in, more than necesllry for bulldlnl materiala. Get the area's best productl ad the best pr\ceI III BOWMAN INC .. wbere the motto is ... ~ ,.. .... .. bdI M,JtbIIoaI" As the editors of this 1986 Business Review we couldn't aaree with them morel
Total Hoae Health Care Marla T_ • RN • IlIIeota '" NanIq ...... vIew
A member ' of ' the family is being released from the hospital. An aged parent no longer can function alone. A handicapped person or child requires special care and attention. These are real situations requiring real solutions.
Where can you tum? Tum fo TOTAL HOME HEALTH . CARE with the assurance that warmth and understanding are only a phone c.1I aw.y .... t 797-8125. located at 3801 24th St. in Lubbock and located in Plainview .t 2101 W. 24th St.. phone 296·2767. They .re here to help ... whenever you need them ... wherever you peed them ... with health care personnel dedicaled to Ihe highest professional standards.
Care is easy to arrange on a home visiting nursin8 program with RNs. and Home He.llh aides. They .Iso have
speech ther.pists. physical ther.pists. and occupational therapists to aid in the recovery of the patient. They have professional standards and personal e,cellence secoad' 'fo none. TOTAL HOME HEALTH CARE covers 12 counties around the Lubbock and Plainview area. They are a certified Medicare and Medicaid aRCney and also accept priv.te insurance and private payment. YOU'U FEEL BETTER WITH TOTAL HOME HEALTH CARE IN YOUR HOMEI
The editors of this 1986 Business Review cannot say enough about the outstanding care available from TOTAL HOME HEALTH C .... RE. .
Berner-WilliaDlson 's Douse of Carpet & Design
Suaan B. aad Bill WiIIiam_ • I.ocaI O~n
Beautify your home or office with quality carpeting and an assortment of other distinctive decorator treatments from BERNER·W[LLIAMSON·S HOUSE OF CARPET & DESIGN, conveniently located at 3206-A J4th St. in Lubbock, phone 792·5571. Here you'lI find an elcollent selection of. carpeting and flooring from which to choose. Then. let Susan help you create a unique custom look suitable to your decor. They will help you find something that's right for your decorating scheme and your budget. Whether you need dignified c.rpeting. wallpaper, blinds, or exotic fabric fashions for your walls, these arc the people to see. You make the selection and they measure, personally fabricate and install all their flooring treatments: Custom
floor and wall creations ~re their specialty for residential and commercial concerns.
At BERNER·W[LLIMSON·S HOUSE OF CARPET '" DES[GN. you will also find a selection of vinyl tHe and wood flooring . BERNER.W[LLIAMSON are ~I .. y ••• remodeling headq_n. Let them make your ideu a beaut,ful reahty. Whatever your flooring or decorating needs !"ay be. this is the firm to visit . They have had many year.s In thiS bUSiness and look forward to more years of servl~g you. The staff of this organizltion invites you to stop In and talk over your r.equirements with them and to also call them as to the other services they provide.
Beadles Body Shop BlU Bead/eo· Owner 0 Kenny BoWIIWI • M ....... r
Many people have looked far and wide for someone who reputation second to none throughout the entire area. So docs good body work. The automobiles and pickups of whether your job is a small crease or a roll-over we know today require a specialist to repair or replace body panels you ' ll be entirely satisfied with their work. and to refinish them to their original beauty by matching ) And please "'remember that insurance companies permit the new paint accurately with the original. yo u to choose the body shop you like best to repair your
The professional body men to see in this area are at ca r , so choose them to do all of your insurance work . BEADLES BODY SHOP. located at 2J12 Texas in Lubbock. As Ihe cdilors of Ihis 1986 Business Review. we are phone 147· 2545. proud to endorse the fine business policies and quality work
The personnel at this firm fully understand body and of BEADLES BODY SHOP for all of your auto body and fender repair as well as auto painling. They have gained a repair work .
Foster Medical Corp. Foster Medical Corporation Home Health Care Divlalon
Deryl Jay • Operatlona M ..... er
Has a member of your family or a friend been stricken with an illness or injury which requires specific treatments of equipment? To help them get back on their feet again, you may need the services of FOSTER MEDICAL CORP. at 37J9 50th (50th & Memphis) in Lubbock. phone 792·2154 .
This reputable firm features such sickroom supplies as oxygen equipment, oxygen, hospital beds, commodes, wheel chairs, walker therapy and much. much more. Their reasonable rates and considerare service have won them the
respect of leading physicians and clinics. The FOSTER MEDICAL CORP. offers free pick· up and
delivery service and 24 hour emergency service to their customers. The road to recovery is a lot smoother with this respected firm's help. They will also bill Medic.re and privat e insurance . The editors of this 1986 Lubbock Business Review suggest that you call them whenever you need hospital equipment or supplies of any type ... you'U be glad you did!
Payless Cashways, Inc. "WE'RE TEXANS '1 HOME SOURCE"
Building needn ' r be a time consuming project that costs you a fortune when you make Ihe PAYLESS CASH WAYS in Lubbock your one·stop headquaners for all of the materials you need.
Conveniently localed .t 102 East 50th Street, phone 763.4346. this community leader is ready to serve your every need with a full line of lumber, plywood. insulation, paneling and hardware, tools , fasteners, adhesives and everything else that makes building a breeze I For the inelperienced builder . they offer books that spell out just
how to do it! Free advice is always available, too! People from throughout the area have been "doing-it
themsel ves" and saving ever since the PAYlESS CASHWAYS. INC. opened their doors. Isn'l it time that you joined the ranks of smart homeowners and contractors and start shopping at thi s building center for all of your needs? The editors of this 1986 Business Review suggest that no business profile of this area would be complete without prominent mention of this outstanding finn.
Massey Irrigation Mae Maaoey • Owner
Let the e.perts at MASSEY IRRIGATION help you plan a modem, efficient irrigation system for your farm or ranch .
Conveniently located one mile East of Loop 289 on Idalou Hilhway in Lubbock. phone 76J.5193. this reliable firm has beeII solvinR the water problems of the area growers for many years. Their reputation for quality equipment and ciepeDclable service is their best recommendation.
This company can furnish you with everythina you need. r.- pumpa to lIates, to ditch liners. to pipe. MASSEY i.
also your Pivot repair store and stock gear boles and motors for all brands of Pivot. They do the job from initial design, and also offer used irrigation systems and equipment , Call MASSEY IRRIGATION to find out for yourself just how easily YOU can have the conVCllicnce and increased profits that only quality irrialllion can provide.
The editors of this 1986 Bualness Review know you'lI be able to make more from your land With cullom desianed irri,atlon systems from MASSEY [RRlGATlON.
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A IeacIIQa cOmmunity member and one of the most reIlabIe places in town to &bop for quality AND value. VAN'S PUlNrlVRE with 2 Iocationa: 13th '" Slide (Redbud Square Shoppina Ceater). iD L.ubbock, pbone 795-8S!i7. open 9:30 a.m.·6 p.m. Mon. tbru Sat. aad 9:30 a.m. till 7:00 p.m •. on Thursday: ad also their Clearance Center. located at 1962 Ave. H in Lubbock. pbone 744-4809. open 9 a.m.·6 p.m. Mon. tbtu Sat .. leada the way ill ftne furniture for your home. SpeclaJizing In ' brand name products for every room in your home. this reliable merchant features Ircmendoux bUYI in new sofas. chllrs. dinlDl room sets, bedroom sets and other pieces of , quality furniture. They feature such famous name brands as Broyhill dining rooms
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'" bedrooms. ' Bench ~ \no: and hi ColI BeddIII. And at their Ciesraace Center they feature .u.a- prIoeo. financial. free delivery iD Lubbock and Instant credit.
This distinguished store is proud to .w.d bebbod the ROOds they sell. Their reputatIOn for providJa, the resident. of the lrea witb first·ra!e furnitUTe, and lint· rate aervIce hu won them the pralaes ol many leadin, interior decorators and homeowners throqhoul lhe region, See them IIrII for furniture.
The editors of this 1986 Lubbock BUlineH Review would simply like to add that you woo't rlDd better quality. service or mer:chandise anywhere I
Antique Mall of Lubbock "48 n.r... .• "--"
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Looking for the old. the unusual and the unique? Look to the ANTIQUE MALL OF LUBBOCK to show you the really unusual values in the oldest and most unique antique merchandise . This well known deller features everythinS in the amuing world of antiques ."d other valuable and collectable items •
They specialize In American antiques and have 48 dealers. 4 appraisers and over 18.000 square feet of space. They are wholesale and retail and are open 7 days a week.
With galleries located at 7907 West 19th In LUbbock. phone 796·2166. this quality conscious firm maintains a
tremendous stock of valulbles from many perioda of history. From Irt objects to fumiture ... from crystal 10 prlmitives .. . from memorabilia to mlniatures ... thls shop hu it alii They will appraise any Item and can handle entire estate liquid.tions for you.
ANTIQUE MAU OF LUIIBOCK h .. been found to be the most accommodating of shops. They're always Ivlliable for information. The editors· of this 1986 Lubbock Busin ... Review suggest tha' you get to know these friendly. knowledgeable antique dealers ... penonaJlyl
Car Service Center John Revilla • Owner
. Been .searching high and low for an auto repair shop that WIll do lust the work you need without Ihe usual hassle of hidden charges, incomplete jobs or rostly waiting? Search ~o morel f!!e CAR SERVICE. located at 2024 Clovis Road ,n lubbock. phone 765·8395. is just whal you' YO been looting fori They arc open 7 days a week and fe.,ure brake jobs, tune·ups, state inspections and transmissions repaired
. and installed. Ezpens in all phases of automobile repair await your
eve ry requesl wilh dedicated and courteous service. The experience , equipment and the proper tools for the job assure you uf a completed repair which " 'ilI nOI require your bringing the car in again for the SA.me thing . Qualified mechanics arc full y trained 10 deal with any problem in a minimum of lime and AI the least expense.
Th e cdi' (> r$ of 'h e 1986 Busine ss Review highl y recommend them 10 all of our readers .
Drake Lawn Sprinkler Co. L. V. Dralle • 0 .....
For complete garden and lawn sprinkler service. see the e'perts at DRAKE lAWN SPRINKLER CO .. ph one 792·3568 in LUbbock. located at 2802 40th .
L V. Drake. the owner. has over 37 years u :perienc.·c in handling the designing and installation of all types of sprinkler systems in the area.
Regardless of your needs . they can ass ist you in designing a system not 100 costly that will handle the job very effectively, DRAKE LAWN SPRINKLER CO. offers a complete installation service by men who are well trained in
th iS fi eld and Ihey arr careful not to damage your prnpt'rh' . If ),')U ate planning to install the system YO UtSC'lf. the\>'
\l'i ll be more thiln happy to instruC'1 you on the prope~r procedur ... .
The edilOrs of this t 986 BU5iness Revie"" suUesl tQ. .thc pro ple of area Ihal need I sprinkler system Of hive a ~ y s ttm th at ne('ds rtpllir . the y let DRAKE LAWN SPRINKL ER CO, handle Ihe job qu ickl\' and ",uneousl, and a l I hl' lowe-st pricr~ po~siblt' . · -
Borden Inc. When you're shoppi~g for value and qualit y. look 10 Ihe
name BORDEN for exceptional purity and goodness! They're located a' 519 Avenue J in Lubbock , phone 763·2892 . Elsie . "The Borden. Cow" is celebraling hcr 50th anniversary 'his year from 1936 to 1986.
Available in leadins stores throughout the area. these fine dairy goods are the very symbol of freshness and purily. There' s milk in pasteurized and 2 percent forms . delicious ice cream in many flavors . ri ch crea mery buller.
cotta Mt.' chr e st'. yog urt . cre am and a host of other wholesome dairy foods that your enlin: f&mily wiJl love. . This leading ~a i ry specializes in " puuinS morc goodneu I~ e.\·cy carton . . Yo u can always be a.ssu~ that you '~ pldlng up th t freshest , puresl dairy products obtainable when you reach for the BORDEN label first .
The edi lOrs of this J986 Busineu Revie'" an' pleHed 10
be able to rCl'Ommend this outstanding brand of dairy products to all of o ur readc-n . .
Preserve that prized calch or till by having it presefved at MELETTI'S TAXIDERMY. a well known laxidcrmist shop in Lubbock. They are located al 6316 24lh Slree, in lubbock . phone 799· 7901. MELETTI ' 5 TAXIDERMY specializes in life-size mountings of fi sh, game heads. bird.!a and beautiful rugs , which are prized possessions in homes and pffices throughout West Tens.
During the 50 years of trainins and experien~ in this field . "NAP" MELETTI. the owner. has developed a reputation as one of the finest t81idermisls in West Texas.
,Mr. Meletti has o~er SO .years of total experience and over 30 years of exper,ence 10 Lubbock. He says you can be
assured that whatever you bring in to have mounted will be handled in a "!,ROFESSIONAL" manner and "' I price )'ou l'an afford .
Gi\'e them a call at 799-7901 the next ti me you've- had Ihe exciting experience of a fine k.iII or catch , Call " NAP" MElETII and di scuss the successful trip every time you sce it in your home .
Mr. Mdeui ~'ould like 10 take this opportunity to thank the folks that have used his tuidermy services pre-vlou.sly. He in vit cs yuu to call him personally fo r information and service this year .
Callaway's L.P. Gas Carburetion "Carbardloa.80lties " Camperl' F1IIed"
Ken Callaway • Owner
What would you say if we told you Ihat you could run your truck or pick· up for a lot less money per mile and cut the amount of pollution it produces to almost nothing? Sounds incredible docsn't it? Well . the friendly people at CALLAWAY'S l.P. GAS CARBURETION can show you just how easy it is to accomplish both of these objectives with the simple, inelpensive conversion to L.P. las for you present pi.k·up or truckl
Located at 601 Amarillo Hwy. . in lUbbock, phone
765·9573. Ihis le'ading gas specialist has lots of .. periencc in the simple procedure required to conven your pick-up or truck to non·polluting. economical L.P . gas. It·s limply a better way (Q run your vehicle I
The .ditors of this 1986 Business Review sUlle.t thai if iI's carburetion getting bottles and campers filled or propane motor fuel. diesel or gasoline. CALLAWAY'S L.P. GAS CARBURETION is the only name you need 10 know.
A.I Mobile Boaes
Enjny the S(MICioUI loury of mobUe home livlnl from A' I MOIlLE HOMES. at lOOO N, University in Lubbock. phone 763·5319. (1.aoII ~, You're ....... to caD e>oIIectl) 11Iey flature aucb funoua _ aa PIaetwood. Champion. De ....... '" _ ......... the In ........ "Tll'fuy" ........... "·1 II the lIIIIoa's laraest man"faclurod IIauIae .............. Mrvice. Tllat·. why they _ .... ___ MIecItoII III _ ol the IInI prices
with you at the terms you need to ftt your bu ........ d after the sale is 1InaJ. you know that they will Itand behiad their sale aa_ment. and their procIuctJ with the hiahett 01 inteanty. That ' . why A·I II " nUlllber _I
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At D. C. WII!CICING located 011 CIovla Road. in Lubbock. ~ 762-8738. or cIIaI toll free [-800-692.4418. ~ buya 011 JIood "recycled" auto partJ. By UlinR v PIrII from wrec:bd automobiles. thl. community. minded firm II helplq to make the _ of our resource and saoc you _cy at the same lime. They have some parta for aU c:ara aad aU parts for some cara. and with a hotlille to 110 other aa1vaae yarda. they can lind a1_ any part that they doIi't have iD atoct.
D. C. WllEClCINO also features complete automotive mechanlca1 servlcinl. for both Foreian and Domeltic
makes. Need ... Engine or Tranlmlaaioo? Thll is the place to 1"1
This fine wredtin, yard has complete _bliel from late model cars which are guar ... teed for 4.000 mU .. or 90 days and ready for installation. Auto glus? You betl T ..... bucket scats •• tarters. alternators. rear ends. radios and other parts are also a .. Rable liere.
. The editors of this 1986 "Business Review urge you to think of them .. hen it cOmes to car parts. buy recycled. Visit D. C. WRECKING INC. and savel
All Aaerican Kennels & All ADlerican Pet Store
B. W. aad DorIo I'IImIp.
If you ha~e trouble each year deciding ",hat to do with your P;cI whUe on vacation beeauae you have been afraid to leave It at a coldly impenonal kennel. then this docs not have to be a problem any ion ....
ALL A~ERICAN KENNELS located at 107th and Un,ventty 'n Lubbock. phone 145·9578. can be considered an OIcellent "foller family" for your pet. . They feature clean. heated and air conditioned individual IOdOOT'."Utdoor runs where your pet will receive the finest In family care. All Ihe pets entrulled to AU AMERICAN KENNELS receive e,ceDent ~ from the fine staff here , !hey. hive been reoommended by numerous veterinarians In thiS lrea and Y,?u can telt assured that your pet will
receive the finest care available. B. W. and Doris also own ALL AMERICNA PET STORE at 5206 82nd St. Gust east of Slide Road across the street from the Food Emporium). phone 794·7814. They feature a fantaStic selection of dogs ."d cats to choose a family pet from and can special order any breed you desire if they do not have it in their shop. A full hne of pet supphes and professional grooming at both locations make this your ideal pet center.
ALL AMER[CAN KENNELS offers pick·up and delivery in lUbbock.
ALL AMERICAN KENNELS is highly recommended by the editors of this 1986 Business Review.
S. D. Diver Mobile BODle Transportation
S . D. DIVER MOBILE HOME TRANSPORTATION Iocat.ed, No~h of Lubbock in New Deal. phone 765· 7060 speelal .... In the transponing of mobile homes. They have • fine reputation for fut. safe. and dependable serviee.
Thil fine firm features moving, instanalton and anchors Ihlt include, local and ionl distance movinl . They .re msured (or the cultomer' s protection and are registered and ~ifitd accordinl to 'relulatory laws.
In Ihi.s mobile: society of ours . we are always on the move. MobUe homes &I"f' used as offices, ranch homes , homes for retirement and homes for families .
8ccIUIe of the cost of real esille and oonslruC1ion now day. , the uw of mobiJe homes is e-ver·inct'easing. So many families barely become moved 10 • certain I«ale and suddenly they Ire transferred . Other families want to move
into a newer, la'ger mobile home part . Still others simply gel t.ired of the traffic and congestion. and wish to relocate at a more peaceful location away from aU the noise .
Whatever the reason for any move you might have to make. caU this fine mobile home transporting company and leI them give you a COSt estimate o n the job. Their trained personnel ~,it1 do the job in the shonest time, and you can be assured that your mobile home will arrive in good condit ion.
This 1986 Business Review, and its stiff. tate pride in acknowle-dging this fine firm and recommends that our reader> remember 10 call S. D. DIVER for the best in mobile home transporting 5ef'\,icr .
Call 765-7060 for your mobile home transportation ne~ds!
The Playhouse Toys & Gifts
For toy. of all kind. for kids of all kinds. it ·s THE PlA YHOUSE TOYS a: GIFTS in LUbbock. It 69IJ Indilnl in Liberty Vii., phone 19J·9091 I This i. the dreamland of children and features the larsest ... d finea usonmenl of quality lOy. anywhere I Brinl a child in today Ind shire his joy ! They fe.tu .. EFFANBEE and COROLlE Doll s , STEIFF and DETERMINED Sturred Animals . 'TRANS· FORMERS Ind ROBOSAURS and LOB Trains. They offer .. Alphlbet Masic" lIIOf>OII'ams with one day service for your tOVl'dl. sweat Ihinl and vlrious iteMI_
Regardl ... of the ale of your children they 'lI find
something they 10\'t at this fme shop. There are toys fOf all ages. with everythinR that kids love in this excitingly different toy sto~ .
The happy people who opeute this h.ppy shop would like to express their fondest wish that ALL children Ire shown love and happin... . Whit better way to bring • smile 10 the face of a child than to tde him to • world of cays? The editors of this 1986 Business Review urge e\'eryone to stop in and look over the outstandinR selection of 10Ys at THE PLAYHOUSE.
Satronics
When people in thl' area are shopping for a 5&lellite system, they .aDI a quality Iystem and should do business wit h I reput.ble firm .
With so many new sYllems lIooding the market . people need 10 be,,"re of those "fly by ni.ht " companies Ihat are " here today ... d lOne tomorrow."
For ,Ulranteed sales and service aftcr the sale . people in this arca do busin ... with SATRONICS .
At SA TRONICS the customer is DOC forgotten when the tranu.ction is made. With systems Itanine at much less than you'd think. SATRONICS lIand. behind their products and IUlranlee Iheir systems to be amon. the finHt on the
marktl . 5ATRONICS also stands behind their systems with I
first ·dass serviC't' department to repair or replace any pan should a maJfunction OC'Cur.
Anyone in the market for a satellite system should contacl SATRONICS. located in Good Housekeeping Appli.nee '" T.V. JI 6207 19th in Lubbock. phone 197·3301 for more information or a free demonstrltion on salellite systems .
'fhe editors of this 1986 Business Review suuest that you contact them loday.
Augie's Auto Trim , AqIe ttupa' 0....
Complete service. low, 10 .. rstes and th~ best looting finished prodUCI you' ve ever seen. That', what you get when you let the AUGIE'S AUTO TR[M at 1529 19th in Lubbock. phone 762·S492. take care of your auto interior, orillinal or custom desians. carpets, aeat covers, vinyl tops. convertible tops. lun·roofs, toaneau covers and all types of upholstery . ,
This qualified firm can recover and rebuild most any type of car scat. truck .. at. boat and plane aeats. and other
items made from vinyl leatherette. Their years ·of elperienc-e and their many satisfied customers are your ASsurance that you're deaUng with the pros when you bring your seat covering problems to ttfis dedicated compa.ny.
The com pleted project will be one of great beauty and )'ou'lI be more than Happy with the results.
The editors of this 1986 lubbock Business Review would lite all of our relders to remember tbe name: AUG[E'S AUTO TRIM ",'hen it .comes to auto upholstery.
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Every year more and more people are onkrinll their new car or trucIt equipped with air coodltloning or are havinll their preseet ochicle outfitted with a air unit. But where do they I" when they aced t. have it serviced or repaired? Most people I" to ED BUSH AUTO AIR al 3315 Avenue H in Lubbock. phone 765-7268. At ED BUSH AUTO AIR repairin. and eemctna trudt &ad auto air a.ditIoains are their main busineu ... DOI a sIdeIiDel
The skilled personnel at thl. estabUshment are ezperienced in all ph.... of aervlce. mainten ... ce and rep~ir of ~uto and tr.uck air conditioners and they feel. that the .. sel'Vl~ to you IUlt beatos with acttinl your bualaesa. They speelallze In taklnl better care of their customers,
The editors of this 1986 Bualneu RevIew are pleased 10 recommend ED BUSH AIR to all ol our readera for reauJar maintenance and repair of all types of auto air coodltloeorsl
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Once again . GENE MESSER FORD goes that e,"ra mile to better serve our community. They not only carry a full line of beautiful Ford cars and trucks and fine aelection of top.of· the·line RV'" .. such as Winnebago. Prowler. Allegro and the top quality Pace Arrow and EI Dorando's as well. but NOW. GENE MESSER offers the famous. sleek Alfa Romeo sports car. 'Come by today and see for yourself.
bottom line is what mos. car buyers are concern~d with and endeavors to give you the best price and fairest trade-in value in the area . .
The Ford and Alf. Romeo designers and manufacturers have proven their knowledge of automotive engineering and the buying public. This knowledge is incorporated into their 1986 Lines. Offering Ihe public ,what they consider to be the smoothest performing , aerodyna mically efficient. cost effective. aesthetically pleasing cars and Ford light trucks on the market today. These vehicles are available in a wide range of models and prices to fit most budgets.
When you drive your car or tr uck away from the showroom. the friendly folks al GENE MESSER FORD know your rel.ationship is just beginning. What wiJl keep you happy, bnng you back: for yo ur ned purchase is oft en the service and after sale support he provides. This is one of the reasons he staffs and maintains a service department of factory trained mechanics. a well equipped paint and body shop and one of the most complete parts departments around. open 7·7 Mon.·Fri. .nd 8·6 Sat.
The car, truck and RV dealer in this area to see is GENE MESSER FORD & RV's (and NOW Alpha Romeo) located at W. 19th and Loop 289 in Lubbock. His goal is to be the number one Ford and RV dealer around and he is the exclusive Alfa Romeo dealer for this area. He knows the
A long:term friend . This might describe the way thi s dealer thlOks of his customers . GENE MESSER FORD & RV 's asks (hat you put them to the tes t. Can them at 793-2727 for infonnation on new and guaran teed used cars and trucks or make an appoinlment wi th their servIce people loday . Once you' ve shopped wi th GENE MESS ER FORD, ,Y0u ' lI go nowhere else .
Highland Place Beauty Salon & Gifts
Flo Mwpby 0 W .. da Booae 0 Debn FIeld 0 DeUa Carrlaer Sherry Southard 0 J.,uc,y Delgad. 0 J...... J...... • Kaye Rebber
manicures and facials . Today. more than ever before. a person 's total image depends a great deal on their hair. Beautiful hair can make even the average person look and feel exquisite.
Located at 4031 341h St. in Lubbock. Ihe HIGHLAND PLACE BEAUTY SALON & GIFTS. phone 796·2209. is a great place to come for that occasional permanent wave or a complete new hair style. They 're well known as one of the leading advocates of the most modem hair styling in the area and their customers show it ! They are a full service salon for Ihe entire family and also feature
This fine shop also specializes in blow cutting . s tyling and coloring . Their persunnel here have a passion for perfection and a flair for g lamour.
HIGHLAND PLACE BEAUTY SALON AND GIFTS is 'he shop for the pe rson who won' t senle for less than the best !
The editors of thi s 1986 lubbock. Business Review urge all fashion- conscious people to give thi s remark.able sa lon a try .. . today!
EKW SysteDls EdwID K. Williams" Co. SInoe 1935
Bobby J udan • Owner
The importance of keeping accurate records has long been known to businessmen , who are interested in making a profit . It's a good plan for every business, no maner how large or how small. 10 keep accurate records and EKW SYSTEMS can help you do i, !
Professio nal bookkeeping is also a great idea for (he familv who wants to run their finances extra ' smoothly. EKW SYSTEMS features bookk ee pin g se rvice s. in co me ta x preparalion. quanerly tax repons. computerized se rvices and pick-up and delivery in the Lubbock area.
Located at 5313 50th in Lubbock. phone 795·0162 , this professional firm will (ate care of your books quickly and easily. From the basic "sit -up " of an easy· to· use syslem for you to a complete tax return preparation, it's the easiest. best way to ha ve your accounts kept in order .
Call Ihe EK W SYSTEMS and find OUI how easy i, can be to g~t slarted with a good bookkeeping system. The editors of thiS 1986 lubbock Business Re vi ew know that your home or business will run a lot smoother with this out s tanding firm on the job!
Bridal Elegance Rental & Sales
There are cenain occasions in a woman's life when only the very finest will do! When that all important day drlws near, you ' ll want to look your absolute best . If you haven't guessed yet ... we're talung about your wedding and the area's ~I bridal shop ... BRIDAL ELEGANCE RENTAL & SALES!
Localed al J602 Slide Rd .• Securi'y Part , in Lubbock, phone 79J·099I. you'lI be !ihown gowns in white. ivory or pink and styles to appeal to every taste! They carry a large ISsonment of not just wedding gowns but prom gowns and special occasion dresses in a myriad of colors. They carry a large variety and sizes 4 Ihru 20.
BRIDAL ELEGANCE RENTAL & SALES offers a unique "bridal planning service" and can arrange sales or renlals for the bridesmaids and the mother of the bride.
BRIDAL ELEGANCE RENTAL '" SALES carries a large selection of atte"ssories to complete any attire . All shoes can be dyed to match any outfit also. Shipments are arriving every day just in time for weddings, proms and holidays . Lay-a-ways are welcome 15 well as special orders. If you find something that appeals to you in Modern Bride or Bride Magazines, ask about special ordering it. BRIDAL ELEGANCE RENTAL & SALES is also an elclusive Nalional BRIDAL Service store.
TIle editors of this 1986 Business Review urge all prospective brides who plan 10 look their very finest on their most imponant day to see this prominenl bridal shop for EVERY LITTLE THING Ihey need.
"Servtna the Labbodt Area For 11 Y_"
Empire Pools, Inc. "Family Owned and 0penIed"
Have you ever wishe.d thai you were in a position to own I swimming pool but weren' t sure that you could afford such a IUlury? Well. having YOUR OWN pool .... '. require a fonune anymore! With the modern construction techniques ."d the standardized plans that EMPIRE POOLS. INC. has to offer. you c." have the pool of your dreams for a lot less than you think. Phone 797·5207 or stop in at 4905 Memphis Avenue in Lubbock and find out more about the low cost of owning a swimming poolJ
This rIDe firm sells and installs quality pools. spas and equipment and thlt includes spa and pool chemicals, equipment, parts, repairs, maintenance accessories . indoorl and outdoor spas, pool games and solar covers and enclosures.
With a variety of s"es and shipes to choose from , there' s a beautiful swimming pool that's just right for your home AND your budget. This reliable ",nlractor wUl take care of everything. from desilln and instailition to arranging budget finanemg to make your new pool a reality of summer funl
Call EMP[RE POOLS. INC. and talk poolsl The editors of this 1986 Business Review think you' lI enjoy life a lot more with a new swimming pooll
For complete repairs inciuding repairs for pumps, motors. filters and heaters. just call today at 197·52071
. Dub Sheets Tax Serviee Do yourself and your bualaesa a favor thla year ad ;""1ncI the ocrvicea ol
DUB SHEETS TAX SERVICE: one of the area's Ieadin. tax _111111111. WIth oft\ces located at 707 W. 7th Street In Plainview, pIIone 293·3527. tbis Ia one tax seMce which alves jUll that: SElVlCEI
This atiIIed expert is conatutly II1Idy'-I the __ .... laws aDd JCnIIIiDlzIrIa AI ~ the probIeIIII which are prev.... • bodI b..... ... ....-. .... 1iIuIIau. "- your complete _ • bla ~ and ,.,. _'I he
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' . ~~:~.', - . ",," NEWS Farmers Invited To Run For County Committee . ~ligiblc farmers in Hale County are mvned -to become nominees for the Farmers Horne Administration county Committee. FmHA Count y supervisor . Mark D. Lat ham has announced.
As a result of .h e 1985 farm bill. two of the three members of the FntHA counly commitlees must be e l~('ted . The third member is ap. pOlnled by FmHA. The Hale Counly l~nlnuttcc as sists the FmHA countv offi ce in reviewin g applicutions fo'r FmHA farm loans and a n othe r farm credi t maners.
Gene rally. farme rs " 'hu arc resi· dents of the {'ounty. bUI " i lt Frn H A borruwers. :Ire e li g ible to bc ro me nomi~e es fo r the Fm U A count y c.'ommltI CC.
" Farmers in this roum y. servin g on the commi llee. ('an play an im pona"1
role by assisting in the process of loan app lications and reviews." said la.ham.
For this first e jection only, t wo members will be elected at the same time. One will serve a one·year term and the other will serve two yea rs. In the future. all terms of service will be for three years. each on a staggered bas is.
Numina ting petitions must be re· turned to the FmHA Hale county offi,'e by June 10. 1986.
Additional information and applica· tion rurms fo r those whu are interested in bet."Oming nominees for the county rommiltec are available at th e FmHA rount y offi ce . Winchester Plaza . SOO Dallas, Building B. P1ai nvie14'. Tx " or by calling 2%·554 1.
FmHA Assist For Farm Finaneing The Farmers Home Adminis tration
uflkc in Lubbock Count y ""ill begin immedia, eI )' to parti(.'ipate in " Opt'ra ' l io n Ass is t ". lind a S. Brak e bil l. COUllt )' Supe rv i ~(l r . a.n nounced today .
Operation A ~sist is a ne", effort by fm HA t~1 hl'\ p far mers obta in guaran · I .. ~cd 'Jpe rat ing loans. C()Unl ~ Supervi sors for Fm HA will ta ke complete: farm l'Tcdit appl ica tio ns to local banks or " ther le nders . a!IJ ng " il h the farmer . \\ i ~ hing to app ly fM a gua rant t'ed Ilian.
" We l4i ll ha nd carry Ihe 3 pph~'3 '
tio ns a nd l)t'nl'na ll ), int rod un ' the IIpplicanl\ 10 nur 1, .... "1 lenders." !Ioaici Mr~. Hrake bill . "W~ ""ill prt'M: nI 11
rornplete loan package , including cash n uws . nnan c ial s tateme nl$ . and app nlisa ls . If nccessar-,'. we will make a rontntitmen t (0 work' with the lender III dOl an interest buydQwn. W e will do ('vcryth ing we ('an to he lp the lende r . and th t" borrower. bf romm iting to guarantee the loan 3t our max imum 90 pc rC't.' nt . ..
While dired ope rating loan funds 3rc u~ed up in some areas. thert: is 'ill l! nearl y S800 mill ion available (or the guaranlt:e progrlm. County FmHA uf~I(,la l s hope other lendt: rs ",:i11 make npc: ralltlX c:n:dit available under the guarant ee. with m(Jst of th e paJX"f'U'ork ,Inne befort'hand by Fm HA .
Aren't there enough risks in farming without the unnecessary ones? Protect your crop from Hail Damage
Now 15 % Deviation Off of Crop Hall Rates
and a Crop Hail Note Plan
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UP CHEM "When There's No Way To Go Bu~ Up"
Automotive Repa'irs
Official figures released May 30 '0 Plains Cotton Growers. Inc. by the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service (TCLRS) show 1985 cOllon production from the 25 PCG counties on .he High Plains totaling 1.893 .850 bales of 480-pounds ne t weight.
Thai is over 400.000 bales shon of .he 2.324 .250 bale ave rage. for . he Plain • • hrough 1984 of 2. 106.260 and 2. 195.330. Record produc.ion for .he 25·count y area re mains 31 J.S 22 .(X)() bales. produced in 1981.
TCLRS reponed 3.051.800 planted acres for the Plain s . 2.781 .QOO of ",'hich remained for harvest after an 8 .8 percent abando nment. Blame for the loss or almost 170.000 acres . as usual. is s h ~red by drought. wi nd and hail . Abandonment in 1984 was 7.7
percent. Ten year avt: rage loss from planting to harve st o n the Plains .hrough 1984 was 12 . 1 percent. including the huge 35.4 percent loss of 1.23 million acres in 1982.
Average yie ld in 1985 was 326.8 pounds per acre, a hefty decrease from .he 359.6·pound average of the previous year . Five and ten ·year ave rage yields per harvested acre for .he area .hrough 1985 come to 325.7 and 328 .8 pounds. respectively. All· lime record yield was set 20 years ago in 1%5 at 513 pounds per acre.
The char. below shows 1985 plamed and ha rvested acres. yields pe r harvested acre and total production in 48Q.pound net weight bales for each of the 2S PCG counties.
1985 UPlAND COTTON. TEXAS HIGH PLAINS Sou"",: T .... Crop and Uvestock Reportina Se<W>!
TOTALSt AVERAGE 3.05' .800 2.781.900 32U 1.893.8S0
COlTON OUTLOOK BRIGHTER : creates the competitive environment nceded. effective promotion and sales· manship are nt:eded to regain U.S. rouon 's share of world manets .
National Cotton Council's board of directors . m~t i ng in Jackson, Miss .. wcrt' advised that the: 1986·87 market · ing year outlook is for cotton eJ:pon s of 6 million bales or more and do mest ic mill use of b.8 million.
Staff economist Dean Ethridge also rt:poned that if the colton program is m ntinuously Idministered as intended. production adjustments may ()(.'Cur in (,nough countries to move the world culton price up.
Co un cil Pr.siden. Lloyd Cline , lamesa producer. said I major a>nccm is seeing that the new (ann law is adminis tered in I way Ihat protects farm income and returns the cotton industry to competitiveness.
H. L. Hodges. Greenwood. Miss .. cooperative officia l who heads the Council's overseas aon. Cotton Coun· cil In.emalional. fold the board thaI even though the ' new cot~on program
He reponed· .ha. special efforts win be made to recapture markets in Japan. Taiwa n. lIal y. and West Germany: explnd sales to Egypt: and open new markets in Gh ana. Nigeria, and Zaire.
DOLE SEES BErrER 11MES FOR FARMERS, Speaking '0 National Cotton Council directo rs. Senate Majori.y Leader Robert J. Dole (R-Kan.) said he believes .he United S.a.es in "on .he 'hreshoid of better times for fannt: rs. "
. He described .he 1985 farm law as landmark legislation and the foundation (Of a good fann program. Dole \\'amed conon industry leaden that the law will have to be preserved over the next five years.
" You're going to hive to withstand assaulls '0 mlybe lower payment
. limitations and things .of that kind." the senator said. "but IS far u l'm concerned. those of us who supported the bill in good faith are SOlng to sticIt by the bill in .he some &ood faith."
Automotive Truck & Well Engine Service Dole praised the cotton. InduslT)' for
"being out front " with a f1e.lble marteting 10au to insure competitive· ness and said .he concept was so attractive he .....wd like 10 _ il for wh~ and rom powers as weD. We Have The;Experlence And The People
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FarDlers Warned Of Electrical Dangers
Most farmers are well aware of the ufety risks present on their fanns. However, one danger frequently over· looked is electrical hazards. Any farm machinery powered by electricity presents a danger of electrocution, and overhead power lines offer a threat as well.
Ken Carvt:r, assistant manager of the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No . I , 1isted somt: common situations on the farm which present the possibilily of electrical shock.
" One electrical hazard many people may not think of is associated with center pivots. Usually improper main· te~ance leads to wires shorting out. 11l1s causes the pivot to be 'hot ' , sending 440 volts of electric current down the pivot. " Carver continues. " Just touching the pivot in this condition is lethal. " Carver adds that the electrical panel box on center pivots can be another danger if the box is not grounded properly. In this case the box may be " hot" even if it is not turned on.
" Electric pumps are another place where trouble might occur on the farm. The control box presents the same opportunity for a problem as with the center pivot control box ."
The causes of these problems may come from any 'number of sources. Th e co ntrol boxes may not be
grounded properly. cattle can disturb the wires. or wires can weather and fray. exposing bar.e wire which can shon against another surface. Carver notes.
" Probably .he hazard most common' Iy heard of is picking up aluminum pipe and bumping into highline wires. Several people every year across the United States are electrocuted for this reason." Carver says.
He explains that confrontation with a high line wire often occurs when the pipes are be ing moved, or the farmer is .rying '0 dislodge rabbits and other small animals . which like. to hide in the pipe.
A few preca uti ons can greatly reduce the risks posed by electricity on the farm. Carver advises , " The easiest and s implest wa y to check for electrical hazards is to get a little tester and test the electrical panel box before you touch it to see if volts are running thro ugh it. If you get a reading . then there is a direct current and yo u 've got a problem." Carver also recommends looking for loose and exposed wires and making sure that electrical equipment is properly in· stalled and grounded.
" The main ca ution would be when a problem is noticed , get away from it and gel qualified professional help to fi x it. " Carver says.
According 10 a survey by the United Ndlon •• proportion· ately 1 __ ..... bite m";lmen In Englanelthan In any oth_ country on unh.
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. Large storm cellar . . Call Anna D' Elia Real Estate. 795·1828.
(9·rts)
NEW LISTING FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, 2 bath. New carpet throughout . Completely renovated. 810 3rd St. Call 298·2000 for appointment.
(27·4tp)
REDUCED $10,00011 Ho'use and acreage, 545,000. Call Speck or Coralie Cox at 296.635 I or 293· 7675.
MQ)9 • . 3 .bed~, l'h badIp, III ' Pbllllp. Addition. ' Energy efficient wltb many extiall. Low monthly atlllty bill ••
FlIer·Upper SpeeW • Call lIS abo... this 3 bedroom, with Ilreplaee (or oaIy $22,500.
3·2-0 over 2,000 IIJ. ft. Home or laveltment property.
2·1·1 ONLY $23,SOO.
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FOR SALE: Starter home. One bedroom. SI.OOO down . Owner carry papers . ' Call 298·4093 after 5 p.m. .
(22·IOtc)
FOR SALE: 3·2·2 bri ck home 0 11 corner lot . 2100 sq. ft. Base ment. Fireplace. Only 4 years old . Ca ll 298·2976.
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M'iscellaneous
Nights. 293·2304. (30·2tc) CLEAN RUGS like new . SO
~ _______ "'I easy lb do with Blue Lustre .
L Business Rent electric shampooer SI .
I Struve Department Store. SeaCeS
LAWNS MOWED: 56 and SEE RlNSE·N·VAC, the in· up. Call Ronnie or Eddie. credible new portable steam 298-4014. type cafP,et cleaning system.
It' does the job of profes· sional carpet cleaners at a fraction of the cost . Rent one now at Struve's Depart· ment Store. 318 Main . Phone 298·2531.
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1975 GMC l ·toa steP vao. 350 eaaJ.ae wIth 4·.peed aranllml .. loa. Make offer. Days ad)
298·2675, nlgbts can 298-2093.
[29·rtsl
FOR SALE: King size mattress. boxsprings and frame. Call 298-2420.
(30-Hc)
FOR SALE: Nearl y new Honda 100 motorcycle . street or dirt . 5425. Call 298-4006 or go by 407 Ave. H after 4 p.m.
(23-rts)
FOR SALE: EXcePtionally clean 1980. 36 ft. Park model mobile home . Full s ize bed . re fri ge ra tor , couch. Come by 609 4th St. Priced to sell. 298-4163 .
(30-Hp)
Can I help you with Mary Kay. Complimentary facials . Your home or mine . Please call collect 797·1227.
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CALL your local used cow dealer for 7·day-a-week free dead s tock removal. Ca ll collect 806-293-4431 , or call 1,800-692-4435.
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, We buy, sell or trade cars and trucks _ South Plain s Motors 307 Ave. Q. Lub· bock . 747·6594 . Jerry Nichols and Gene Stephens.
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VISA-MASTERCARD! Get your card today. NO ON E REFUSED. CALL (Refundable) I -518-459-3546. Ext. C-6600 for infor. 24 hrs .
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'Public Notice
The City 'of Abernathy is planning to file an application with the Texas Department of Community Affairs (TOCA) for Teus Community Development Program (TCDP) grant. The City's application will be submitted to TDCA on or before June 16, 1986. . . A public hearing will be held on 7:00 o'clock p.m. on MondaY. June 9, 1986 at City Hall, to discuss the details of the application which the City il planning to submit to TDCA. All citizenl are. encouraged to attend this public heariq and learn about the activities which the City will Indude ..,.ita TCDP proposal.
The bUic . intent of the TCDP program il to eliminate II ..... blilhted bousina aod deteriorated neighborhoods by
-.pro¥idinJ' iInpnlvtd 1Ib'ee!I; ~ aad c:ommunity c:entera; ~ utility lJIIeml; better dral'nqe; .-ad othefpubllc fIdHtieI. TCDP ,... may II.. be !lied to IUpport CICIItIIIDc ... Iap.qt 1CtMtiea.
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lakevIew Apartments 911 Ave. H
aean and Neat 2 bed· room unfurnished. car· pet , drapes , di sh· ' washer, range, refrig· erater. Water & sewer Paid. Laundry facility_ 5195.00 Lucille Cates, Manager, 298-4141.
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,,------------OWN A LADIES OR ClULDRENS FASmON STORE. Our 10 year old ,company can help you open your own bu siness . We s uppl y inventory . fi xture s, tra ining . s ite ' evalua. tion, and airfare. Famou s lines- Include Calvin Kle in , Gloria V. nderbilt. Lee, Evan Picone. <;hlc, Levi , Esplrt , ' IOO's more. Purchase price S14,100 10 524,500. f or more Inform. tlon call Ed Brandt 1·-.05·231-9358.
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Obituaries
Sean Brown
Graveside services (or Sean Patrick Brown, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Lubbock, were at 10 a.m. last Wednesday in the Abernathy Cemetery with the Rev. Dennis ' Teeter, pastor of the First Baptist Church. officiating.
Burial was under the direction of Chambers Funeral Home.
He died at 1:16 a.m. Monday, June 2. in Lubbock General Hospital after an illness.
He was born May 29 in Lubbock. Survivors include his parents; two
brothers. Chris and Trey. both of the home; paternal grandmother. Evelyn Brown of Abernathy; and maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Linard Actkinson of Lubbock.
The family suggests memorials to the Neonatal Care Unit of Lubbock General Hospital.
Luke Davis
Se rvices for Luk e Dav is , 26. of Co unt y Lin e we re a t 10 :30 a . m. Monday. June 2. in Rix Funeral Home with the Rev. Ray Samples of Count)' Line officiating.
Burial was in the City of Lubbock Cemetery under the direction of Ri x Funeral Directors.
He was shot to death Friday. Mal' 30. A Plainview man was charged wit h murder in connection with the deat h.
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He was born in P1sinview. He was employed as a building products salesman. He was a member of County Line Baptist Church.
Survivors .include his parents, Ray· 'mond and Mayna Davis o( County Line; four brothers, Cullen of ·Peters· burg, Ray.mond L. of Midland, and Daniel and Samuel; both of Lubbock; a s is ter , Mrs . H. R_ Prather of Alamogordo, N.M.; and his grand· mother. Lena Simmons of Lubbock.
W. T. Landers Funeral services for W. T. Landers,
94, of Lubbock, formerly of Abernathy, were held Saturday at 4:30 p.m. in Resthaven Funeral Home Chapel with Mr. Bruce Logue, Minister of Green Lawn Church of Christ . officiating.
Burial was in Resthaven Memorial Pa rk unde r d irec tion of Res thaven Funeral Home of Lubbock.
He died at 6:35 p.m_ on Thursday in the John Knox Village Medical Center after a lengthy illness .
He was born on March 3. 1892 in Johnson County. Tx. He moved from Eastland County to Hale County in 1901. where he fa rm ed for many years.
He married Callie Belcher in 1917 in Abernathy. She preceded him in death in J anuary 1975. He then married Jose phine Thomas on J anuary 29 . 1976 in Port ales, N.M. He has been a resi de nt of Lub bock si nce 1976. moving from Abe rnathy. He was a member of the Green Lawn· Church of Chri st .
Survivors incl ude his wife of the home; lme da ught er , Edna Dykes. of Lubbock; one brother , Arthur Landers of Muleshoe: two grandchildren.
Harvie Lewis Graveside services for Harvie Lewis.
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67, of Abernathy were at I p.!". Saturday in Abernathy Cemetery With the Rev. Claude Mullins of Hale Center, officiating. .
Burial · was under the direction o( Chambers Funeral Home.
He died Wednesday in Lubbock 's St. Mary's Hospital after a ' lengthy
. illness. He was born in Longview and
moved to Abernathy in 1949_ He was a gin employee. .
Survivors include his wife, lnous; a son, Harvey ' of Grants, N.M.; two daughters, Emma Carlton of Dallas and Daisy Pouges of Milan, N.M_; 16 g randchildren ; a nd two great· grandchildren.
Martha Phillips
Services for Martha Ann Phillips . 88. of Abernathy were at 2 p.m . Monday. June 2. in the First Baptist Church with the Rev. Dennis Teeter. pastor, officiating.
Burial was in the City of Lubbock Ce me tery 'und er the direct io n of Chambers Funeral Home .
Mrs. Phillips died at 6 p.m. Friday, May 30, in High Plains Hospital in Hale Center after a brief illness .
She was a native of Estacado and moved back to Hale County in 1973 fro m Tulsa . Okla. She was a Baptist.
Suvivors in clu de a son , J ohn Roberts of Modesto. Calif. ; a daug ht er. Jea n St ruvc of Abe rna thy: a brother. John Spikes of Lubbock: . nine grandchildren; 18 great -g randchi ldren: and two grea t-great-grandchi ldren.
