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City CcluDcllma.,. JerJV Clve .. , City MaDager, Rod £IUl, Ma,. ~te ThoinpOll aDd City Cclucllmall Harald ThompOll .. It dDriDI die ope1l1louet $lIIIeII, aftl-.

The Abe",atby MIIIlc Club furuilhed dlemlllical entertain· me nt for the open bouse at the DeW meeting room Sunday.

The.e 4-H memben .erved during the afteJ'llOOn at the open house. They are (L to R. Meli .. a Ha~tlOm, Micki Neve, Cindy DaviS, D'Ann Howard and Dinah Neve.

Football & Track Field Under Construction Construction is well

underway for Abernathy's new track field and football field . The new track field

~~I~k~o lon~~t ~:i1~ ~: o/:~~ meter track field Idth an all weather surface . This surface will be rna ke . of reslite . a combination of asphalt and rubber.

Since the track will be all weather the proOiem of waiting three or four days after a rain Is e1imlnated. With this ne w surface the track would be useable in an hour or perhaps less .

In almost eve ry tra ck meet held In the past . afte r some of the events or the rain. lines would have to be remarked with chalk. but this is no longer a problem, because the lines on the nel,' trac k w\ll be permanent.

There will be . rloht lanes. forty-two inches wid e

Cablevision Is Moving To Ave. D

914-0 AVE.D· Margie Morrison,

~atre~fs~;n f~;no~~~:~~~~ they will move their office from their former location to 914-0 Av.n, (north of Abernathy Barber Shop and

~e~~y R:VI~~) ~~::~rfi ~ ~~~~!;U2~~"!.St; :U~ sa~ their office bours .w11l ~ m. and

IOstead 01 the c onve nt ional thirty-six inches . l'ormall y on the 36 inch wid e lanes

~~~ ~~~l~~e 7~~~~t~~e;~~\); Ihere will be no 0 '. erlaping.

Even the field events. such as broad iump.and pole vault '>'ill be held on the resli te surface . A HS aha ha s some of the bes t Jumping equipment.

The school board has said , we need a new fence with a turnstil e. This will preve nt bicycles fro m com­ing in and ge tting on the two fie lds.

More pt-o '~l e ,>'ill be able to use l~le trac k field .. ithout getling in each others way .

The Abernathy c om m­unity seems to becoming more and more intereued in

J~Jl~I~~~flt ~~f y~~j~;~~:~.

Virginia Shuey In Auto Accident

" f t~~r~:~ ~~u~ ~:ta~~ involved in a two car coll­ision at the north underpass in Abernathy ,Friday ,January 25.

Mrs.Shuey was hit from

!i~: d~l~~:t~f~C:I~~~r~r:i w.as from

Hale c.ounty - Abernathy, Texas ~ Lubbock County VOLUME 5<3 NUM!lER } l

'300 CitiZENS BRAVE THE COLD WIND TO VIEW NEW FACILITIES AT CITY HALL

About 300 people braved the ice like wind Sunday, January 2'7 from 1 til 4 p. m. to vie'" the new additions at the City Hall in Abernathy • The new llIeetlng room and storage

!r::ld art11~:r~~~k:~;non ~g~ outSide .The only furnishings in the meeting room at tile present time is the new' piano that has been

~;~r~as:~e cf~!lrst~~d :~~~ to se at 200 people on order hut, have not arrived as of yet .

The library is located on the north side of the city hall . It is very lovely and spacious. The shelves are in and have books on most of rhem , The library w' lll be

~~~n ~~d~h~cte~~tary~~. Comments from visitors viewing the library were of exclrement,awe and wonder of how they ever had all those books in the former library room. The new' library a"" has a restroom and kitchen area.

Refreshments of cookies. punch and coffee were served from a beautiful decorated table . The whire lace tablecloth used. belon­ged to Mrs.H.C , Thorton. the lovely centerpiece was a " 'ood candelabra with clear vol ti ve cu ps and candles . with melon colored

~::e~~;~:n e:~ sisJ~e~~: candelabra were matching wood candle holders.

The following organi z­ation (most of them use the

f~~i~h~~n t~~ t~~~r."~~ffe~). cups and napkins for the

AHS Basketball Scores

"'HS ANTELOPES AND LADY :.oPES WIN fiRST HALF OF DISTRICT PLA Y'

The AHS Antelope~ a nd

~i~i ~ri' O~av~hew'~~strti~~ basketball play. Ort frida y. January 25.the Junior Varsity girls and boys and the Var-

~~ tyT~:~~s t~~t ~°6!I:~a veled

The J. V . boys wete defeated by Tulia 40 to 35 .

~~~/~i;:e PI~~~~ ~o;~r~~~ and Terry Beard with 1 points each .

The J. V. girls came out with Tulia on top of the score 48 to 21. Lisa Kitchens with high point with 1 points .

ted Tl~~a v:;i~ ~:~~~f~~; score was Abernathy 66 and Tulia 50. High scorers were Ramona Irlbeck with 14 and Carrie Lee Lutrick with 13.

Varsity boys outscored the Tulia boys 13 points ,the scoreboard showed Aberna­thy 61 and 'tulia 54. High scorers were Willie Betts with 13 . Joey Garcia with 13,and SCOI! Morrison 12,

It was reported that Tulia had been pic ked to be one of the best team; in the district.

Students listed On SPC Honor Roll

LEVELLAND , TEXAS- A total of 342 students from South Plains College ha ve been named to the Dean and President's Honor Lists for the fall 1919 semester. .

Seventy-five of those students maintained 4.0

fndfe~~~:a~:l~i~~ a~~ra~: President's Honor List .

Students re present the Levelland, Plainview and Lubbock campuses along with SPC 's extension facUlty at Reese Air Force Base near Lubbock, Texas .

To be eligible for the honor lists. stUdents must be enrolled in at least 12 ~mester work,make and gtade point

South

afternoon eve nt, three different Bible studies , 1935 Study Club, the Hobby Club and the Beehive Hobby Club, Music Club, City Garden Club,4-H Club, Llon's Club. Sunshine Group and Cham* ber of Commerce. .

Entertainment was furn~ ished by the Abernathy Music Club members who

~~~'r~~~s~ak~]1i~~t~ ~:[r, Mary Ann Norman. Otelia Clement, Terry Kitchens,

ir~~y~~iS~i)f~~:r, Ret~f{~' Mae \\Iilson. fern Schaap and Alma Ruth Patterson. Miss \vall and Miss Norman played the piano for the group.

Serving at the refresh .. ment tahle ,,'ere the follol"­ing 4-H members : Melissa ' Hagstrom ,Micki Neve .Cindy Davis , Dinah Neve and D'Ana Howard. Betty Neve one of the 4-H leaders was ' on hand to help the girls.

Mayor Pete Thompson, ci ty council members and City manager Rod Ellis would like to thank every'me who

~~~ a th:~ki~~~~ ~f~~~~~~~, came to view' the facilit ies .';

The rules and re gulat-.. IOns for use of the meeti.n~­room were run In rhe Feb~. ruary 24 ed i tion of The: Revie,,·. I f you have any questions you may contact:· the city hall for information.

I f you wOllld like to donate something to add to the attracti veness of the meeting room . or make a donation in memory of Abernathy citizens the ciry hall will gladly accept don­ations if inte rested c ontac t city manager , Rod Ellis.

Girl

I Februa.'7:1 to 17th

Gi r( Scout Cookie Sale Starts Feb. I

Wbal has become an annual AmericaD uadldoD condnuea In our commUDlty --the annual Gill Scout cookie sale wUl bealn Fe'" ruary 1 and eXleoa for IWO wee.. acconUna 10 MR. Nolen Swain, .-aJdClltiCIl'" rock Girl Seoul CouncD.

This year alx vanella of cookies and a cbeddarette cracker wID be available at $1.&0 per box. GlrlSCOUIi

~c!~la:l~nd ~'!'~ ::~1, ~I:~!~-~!'!~~:::t::.:· the cheddarette dlroopout the council.

Since 1938. coolde sale funcla he ve been \lied 10 lUI'" rort aoop acllvilla, belp

=!nt~nd~::~'d~ Girl SeOUl evenD, purchase equipment. provide ~am; aM apln mil year, fl.occ buUdfng Improvemena at raldent Camp. Rio Blalll:o.

Awards for COllide seDen Include one and IWO week cookie campenblpa coattend camp or olber COtIocO­reilled acllvides, T-thlnI. posten. palc •• aDd cenlfl­caecl.

TIle Girl Scout coolde lIle wUl end FebNag 1'1. Glrb In BaOey.Brbcoe,Cilao, Cnchran, CfOl~, Die ..... no~, Gar ... Hi1e,Hocldey, Latilb.Lynn. Lubbock,Modey, Plrmer. Swllber, T~,anlI Yoallum cound .. wID put­Iclpate lD tile .ale. .

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FFA Week Is February 16-23

One of the mai n reasons for setti ng February 16- 23 for National F. f. A. week is that the :-:allona l Headquar­ters i son the old Ivashi ngron Es t ate in A l exan dr ia . Virgi nia.

Eve ry year the 1\a rional f . F . A. Wee.k is set li p sta rt­in g the Saturday be fo re \\'ashingron 's birrhd av a nd e ndi ng the Satu rd a, (ollow­in g hIS birt hd ay.

Geo r ge \,'a , hi ngton Dl ade great conrrrbut ions to Allle rican agriclllture in add Itiun ro his patriotic cont ribu ti ons. The r . F. A recogn ized him in their ce re monie, a nd especiall )' d uring f. f A. h'ee k. Th is year will mark fi fty-t ","o years for the National f . fA . orga ni zat ion.

The local cha pte r is planni ng a meeting a t a late r da te to determine the ac ti vi t ies '''hich will be successflll in ou r commu nity.

one fJ~J r~;~fl~ prilJ~~: :a~h ye a r saId , David Booth. that is ou r fru it sale.

Other im portant dates

~~enc~~~;~~ tl;~ l~~~l ~~a~~~r a nnua l loca l r a t StockSho ,,'. Also I n ~ la rch they will ha ve thei r project ,how .Th is gives the you ng me n the oppo rt­unit' 10 exhibit thei r pro­ects on ,,'h ich (hey have

bee n "'or ki ng.

... da te ~~~r~~~;h~O~~n !Snto~~ City Councilmen Hoppy Tole r and Harold Stillwe ll view Stock Sho,,·. Some of the

the Dew library headqua rte r at the o pen house . Sha r",i n local f f A membe rs Will Toler w ~ s iDte~sted a t the m a ny book avaia blc to !"Ca d be attending .a nd ho pefull y

-----------------~,...:;..-, ","inlling a nluc ribbon to

Cast For U I L hringD~av~~ ~~~:~. "'i ll be

1- Act P lay I \~~~ I \f,f t~ou~t~~~s t~t~~~ "Requiem'l

REQ I 'IDI A) Je roill e \Ic D~1110U~h

>clec;;~s t:~:' Pt~~~cc~e;r, Ihe 1'1 L (lne Act play.

'-I ere is a phil o,ophi cal slaT f'me nt abou t it, ~~a t1on s

\" a~e \\'ars. Families int.'vi ... ta bly I,»e IIlelll.

R F QU I E ~ I i s a war state m e nt J t is \· .. ritten \,-hil e \,'e are not at \\'ar . but \,' hil c one o f the bloodiest rn hi' t­ory still li ves in mill ions of me mor ies, parric ularl v· thnse of ·'>6. [IU(' familie s " hleh ~' ill lIever be comple te aga in , Itla nk, 10 that 1I10,t rec e nt c arna ge .

The message has been re peated IInce " Ian fi rs r murdered his brothe r, but "e still te fu se to list en . REQllIE~l IS the deat h of your c hildren.

Ple ase li , te n, f o llowrn g IS a list of

students "'ho "'a s chosen to

k~~thc~~~t~ ctOp~ay Al~:!~tf~;

Bill Hollars Is Canidate ~i ll lIl,llar ')o J nrK'Iuo('ed

l)da, (hat he: \q)uld be a " and idate tlH (ht' un - t.'xpl u :"d !c> rl11 11:'1[ tht' l., filCt. , (,)f(ou tH}' ludg< of Hale <:0"nl) ,

New Patrol Officer Due Here Feb. I

anno~~e~ll :i;a~i t~ ~~~~~; will have twO pat rol officers as of Frida y.februar) I. Ellis hired Robe rt Cavitt. of Luh­hock ro se rve A bernathy as patrol offi ce r a long "'irh Fl oyd Ban k,ron.

Ca vin \\' a s in rhe min " IS tr)' fo r twen ty years .He has IIX ye ars expe n ence as a

:,~~~:~all~ e p~ iL s~~~ed ,,~~~ .. he fe lt Cavin ~' ou ld do a good joh ."

Cavitt and his ~'ife ~'1 1l be movi ng fro m Lu hhock to Abernathy .

Sec The Revie',' for ~ story in the F ebruar) ~th edition .

Speck Cox Receives Award At State Meet

Spec k Cox reed ve d an a ward forOu rsra ndlng You ng Offi ce r at (he State Young farme rs mee tin g he ld i n San Amonio. rece ntl y.

Others attendi ng the meeting ~'ere Da VId Booth. Gl enn Du rrell and Steve Jac kson.

C of C Meets Here Feb. 7th

The Chamber of COIIl ­m er ce \\'111 halve Its mont hl~ lI1ee t i n ~ february - a l ~ a.1l1. al the ' . ity Ha ll cl u~ rOom. Ri ll SCOTt, preSidenl u r ~ t.' s all m t' m her~ rn attt' nd l; Ut's ts a re al ,,'a~ S \\elc.: OI'1f. There wlll be a progra ll'

br~akfast.

dbtric t com pe titio n . Mother-Cindy Stillwell

~~J:~,~~;;;a~~bg~l~IS

li () lla rs, IS n\' \\- .~ ef v ing

as {~OlJnt\ ludo!t? l,1 Hale (:l)lJnt~ 'h~ .lPPl'lIlt ' llt'll l of 'he ( ',) I1. llllSsionns t ~1 'Iu rt

-Ince Ih e d,·.rh \,f I"d~e Iknr' Ikck ,'n luh -j: . I~)";~'I

1I,'l la r.s a ppt)!n l ll;l'nl " a,s e ffrct 1\'e :\ U~U SI ! 1_ l~'-~, rLc:" dcctH'n is sU~ : t'\ ' 1 10

the a,' f1 I..'11 of the DeI1 h,K ra tlL'

Pri mary . which is to be he Id '11 \ia' :-1. 1~r..0.

CHRISTINE VINSON ... C~c ill a- Su,a n Stone Fa ther- C lrff \' a rd Se rge a nt- Dana Flud I)ea th- kff OS"'a lt S"ldi e r I (Pike Ile arerl -Ti m

P,esle ) Soldier II ' (Pike He a re r)-l ill

Blalock Soldier lII,Gi ri ( Pi ke ilea re n

Ala n Al be ts Dire c tor ( Pi ke Ile arerl-<':arrre

' : riP~II:t,rs~ldie r ( Pike ilea t-t'r l '"'\ a nce ~ l o rri son

Department of Defense (Casket Beare r)' Connye wolf :-.Iurse I Caske t ilea rer ,- Leah

Sl<, ipper fl oor ~Iana gerr ,:asket hea r-

efl -I ana l'resley Lights- Tony He ath Sound- Shanne Cunningha m Make up & Costume-Valeri e

A lte:~~r'~;;s~~~IIl~r~d6~~ose. Lori Have ns . Lisa Garza .J an a Sa nd e rson

The deCIS Ion was made

at 2 p. ~~'2~~: ~ :~:~~:r) 25 .

Abernathy Young Farmers To Meet February II

H(,II." . se n 'e J .> lIale ( ' ou n" T ax - Asst'ssor ~(0 1 1 -, CIt'T (,)T J - \ t.~ ars a nd \'I,.' rk,:J ]:- [11 :'Illths In Tlte -; ,all:

l :, l!l lptr,) ll er s o ff ice w Aus­'In f'1 T ( :0m ptroll t' r B0b Su l!.x k. he fore re turnI ng to Ha l t' l~t.)lInr\',

Holl ars. stated Ihe r. I1l S hlll~ of rh e re lllodeli ng " f t h e l'OIHthl..)US(' a nd gell ing

~.:~~\ ~'~e h~~~~~) t ~ t'~hifrt\l;;llr II,.' " '.' P" tL' he ba ck in the courthouse :-, .: ;U IW I , t 1::i;)

An"the r' pro hl em "'e

h: ;~/;~:~ I ~ta~~ ::d:~~~~~~ Issi on . \ve are ","or kin g on

, ~~i:"fr~?~~~I~S T:I~~~d ~i;~ to c 0 111 l ' u P"" i t h III ore defi nile plans In the neaf future.

Hollars . 51, has bee n a residen t of Ha le Count)' for 31 years. Born a t Vernon. Texas a nd moved to Hale

his 'parents a t

Mrs. Vinson will seek re-election 0Iristine Vinson has ....

nounced her candidacy for re­election to the post of Hale County Tax Assessor.coUector subjecl to the action m the Democratic Primary on May 3.

Mrs. Vinson won 8 fIIDoOff . election to fill out the Wlexplred term of Bill Hollars who worked for State CoffilKroller Bob Bullock In Austin before moving back to Plainview and being appointed County Judge. She has served the past 18 months. The new tenn would be for foW' years.

Bom in Grady County. Okla., she has been a resident m Hale County for 38 years. She at· tended P " bllc

Schools and Lappert's Business College. She and her husband, Don. live at 107 Aileen and have one son. Larry Don, m Houston.

"Several changes in the ad valorem Iu laws were passed by the Teus LegiSlature in 1979. The most Important law that must be implemented this year Is HB 1060 and SB 621 to be CC1111J11eted by the end of 11111. Our office Is working toward that goU It this time... said Mrs.ViIIIon.

"I have enjoyed servin& in the Hale Colllty To Office for 15 yell'S. especially the last 18 months I. TIS A8.ellSOf· CoIledor and would appreciate the vote m all HI1e CouIIly

.. said.

President's Roll

Richard and Vicki Havens ••••••• • •• Publishen Vicki Hay ............... . ...... . . . .. Editor jac"'.')11 Smyen •••••••••••••••••••• News Billi. ltant. ;....... . . ••••••• Advertising EdIth Howard •••••• . • . T I'P"" etter

Daniel Schaap Achieves Highest Scores In Texas For June 1979

[ ' amel So: haap \O; a ~

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1<,)( ,1 , fo t rh ... Junt' t.., - ;. 4~ . : ,i! i; tra llo ns of fh. \ aTIC'llal A ;SOl' ia l :c>n " f Boards _.f Ph armacy Llc .·os-1n 11 ~ \a\! InarIOf'I \ .'; "II"' .J ,'\ . . r a n lt I at t e n~ ed 5,)1.1 1': 1-1, 51 -

t rn, \ "-1a ll<w la :"la' O' . 11 '.e r­, ;I , , I' It'.a r!ll;:' d ,' roJ . , ' d a.

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, . ill .· ' 1 ~lT t C I-l i! ~ ' d! ~ " ;- " . · , \1' a nd \ :r! r-. t· Hal.. l a, ' ... t <' k.

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Tamm if' (:(lnal-la\ ~,: a s . in ( t'r:r ral 'PiaI"

1) " Ul d dll<.\ tll~ \oo' ife I mda Il\ e ioL ubbo, lCH \,.;tle re ~be I ~ a su n-u c al nu rse at ' , k llwd ! ~ 1 H,'~p\! a l .

r a n le i IS Ihl." ~on of Re ', and '.~ r ~ , 1. 0 1 .) ~ Sc haap tI ( Aherna l h~ , L]:1(l a IS lil t" Ja ll l2.hr er " f \ !r . and 1>. 111. ~ ~ Hall of Hu nts\ ill e , Illr" < ~ ,\ I'(' ma rh'. re ~ld ents ,

:),'haap IS employee at \ ', eS l '~(' ,a ~ Hospwd.

Attend Funeral In Fl Warth J , neral ~r, ICt' \ fur .\ "Ie

' a k ' of ' r ~H.It' ·. r l' ~ a > I-t' l e he ld \ Io nda' . ja nu.a r. '2 - i n a fun e ral hOll le In ~ i . ',', " nlr . ' a res dll~ d I n a nu l'S ' 1 " h"H ,- al I 'Towl e- y l.an ll·

J.r\' 2,) . Blmal "'as ]r Crowl ev

I (") ete r, Gra ,'esld'e ~er\I CCS wert C~); rd u ' , f ed tw

Last ri t es (or Wray Pe nrn ngton .69 .of Abernathy were conducted Jan.2 3. at W . \v Rix Chapel in Lu bboc k .

~'~~~:~~~e we:e t~~ghl~~' Hospital C ha~ln. and Mrs , Pennington 's son, the R( y. A . C Pennington, of Fort " 'arth.

~rial ~as In the City Il ( Lubbock Cemetery under direction of Rix Funeral Directors.

4 a , 1~.~~~~~~n~~Orfj~i:l~:J Hos pital. I.ubbock, after a lengthy illness.

She "'as born" In Erath ·ount)' .but li ved in Lubbock

al mo st all her life until mo\"ing 10 Abemarhy In 19'18, She ",as a member of the C alvary Baptist Church and the Fastern Star.

Su rvivors include a son, the Rev .A C of Fort Worth: t,.,·o sis ten , Mary Ellen Me·

~:r~h~dk~f",~ be~fat~r~l~~; five tTolhers, Jim Hobgood

~ ~ ~1~li~~.'ie~: ha~l:!'a~~b~~t: ' :f~u~;:ct~~~O~ry~ ' H~~ good of A berna[hy :and three grandchildren. _ ................. .

A H S

Ballengee. execut­ive vice president of SPS, Slid the Increase is needed for three primary re.sons; inflation , the high cost of money and the c'ost ' or 1.whching from gas [0 coal,

.. Every one of us is affected by inflation includ­ing SPS, .. Ballengee said. "As our costs for making and delivering ' electricity continue to go up, the price mi.Jst aho go up. ,

.. Everyone of liS is also

~~fs;~~i~c1u~'ng h~~. ~~~l we borro",' money' at today's record high Interest rates. or sen stock.people are ac tua·

~!rss 1~~un~U~:du s~:~~i~~~~ plann and lines and to build ne\\,' equlpme nt.1f we do not give them a reasona ble return on their Investment,

~e ur:Ot~l:Ir"~~~~op al~rt~~~ ability to deliver efecuiCity to our customers .... 'iIl be limited ,

.. And e\'eryone of us IS affecred by the change in the way ""e make electricity. \oJe mllst build coal-fired plants instead of the can· ventlonal gas .. fired plants l)ecause of cost , supply and g o ~e rnment regulation. Coal-fired plants cost almost twtce as much bUI the elec ­'ricit}, ..... ill still cost les5 than r.onUnuing to bum

~1r:~g~r;cS~~d.natural gas. ·'

B.illenaee also said that

~~~::; ~~I~\ir\~ax~ss ~tl:i~ customers, SPS projected revenues for 1979 .. ,:i11 be less than the cost of sr:t\"lce to rhose cu stolllf'r j by $42.65'1 ,(165 . 00,

The 14. '1S percent Increase IS an a\'era""e for all TypeS or classes uf eusI· om,ns. The inn.:.se .... H! vary from one fa le class to a nother. For (' 1i.8 mph , the (" ustorner that Iise s .'} OO units of e lectrical energy per month ""ould have an incre· a se of $.'5. 43 per month.

The increase in rat~ s \\ ould not affect the rates ("harged 10 \\'holesale power t'uStolllers.

The last base rate in­c rea ~e In South .... ·estern·s rates for retail service wa s hase d on 1917 costs and .... ent into effect in October 1~ 78 and amounted TO about '; percent , "'ell belo".: fhe a mount th~ company needed .11 Ihal rime.

iI" 11.1: " I~ LiI~'~" .I ' \, \ , 0 " " ~ r l r:- ,s a

;, :' ::~ a' : I1 ~r~~~)!j'/l~re ~~arJl, d. :t', "asa :-' r ::lI 'H~ t ·l n - Harrington Station, Sout~estern Pub! ic Service Company's

l it .... (I f \1r . and \ \n , H \ coal-fired generating plant, is located northeast of Amarillo ~':': '.~1, ~ .. :,' \ )"" ~t: ' ; ~: ' ,~~ ) :~." :[

k' ~ " I t' .... J ol ', >. 1)1. 1 I'

III.

~ i ~ = ~: :, ,' I ~;I~~ ~:!:/~'a ~I~ ~ and has a generating c.apabi l ity of 720,000 kilowatts. A t. · .1Dc,ur.-l i' - l a ... . :.:r . anc third generating unit will go on the line about June of this

" r ' ', r ' ·, in :. arrf ndel1 year, giving the plant a total capability of over i-million ' d-:!---__ ~ __ ._ -- - ----~att~._,_

Tractors: 1086 - 1486

Good used tractors for sale

IH SALES AND SERVICE

Stop 'n tocl.y for complete de ... "

AJHS THE LAST 6 h 'HKS Pf RlOD

EI GHTH GRADE , Allt y Boy les Rube n Garl'ra Susan Geol ~e Tt rtl Gist /;Ieli ssa Ha~s rrOIlI

~~~lJ l<~e~t:y VICky McKenzit: Tony Ortiz Lori Pope IkLiina Po",'ell han Saliua! Tre y Stone MeLIna Thompson Kathy Valdez

SEVENTH GRADE Ross Bennet! Ron Bradley RIta Garza MIchell.: Lieorge D'Ana HO""aR:1 Mark Kitchens David McKinney

Struve's Implement Co. ~~~~~:n ~~~~eV~::rl;iff Rita WIUlford

SIXTH GRADE, Lucrecl" Allen , Donna Colbert

SCHOLARSHIP WINNFR. Shana Toler, 1919 Abernathy

~ift\e~~~~~! h~~l;~~~t~~ihon~ larship check from Texas Tt'ch Ex·Studenb Alumni

Shana Toler Among 40 Texas Valedictorians Honored By The Texas Tech Ex-Students At A Luncheon-Receives $100 Check

Ll1BBOC K-Shana Toler, 19 '19 Abernathy High School valedictorian, ""as among 40 Te xas valedictorians honored by the Texas T( ch Ex-Stude nts at a IUflcheon in Lubbock.

Because Mi ss Toler was gtaduated as valedictorian.

she \I"as presented a $ 100' scholarship ar the luncheon. The Te xas Tech Ex-Studc nts Associarton a "'·ardsall Texas

~~: :~t~':;dl ;:~:~i~I::~an~ 8JOO scholarship. This r ea r Ihe associarion a\\' afded almost $4 , (tOO In valedic t-

VAY FEBRUARY 2

!lIe sun is shining and the

With the ",·eather \.:e have been ha ving everyone

~s;~~;.! e r~l~ffifl~ ~~!n t~: sticks his \ead out his horne on Fehruary 2 . Groundho~ Day is based on a custom that pe ople from Cern lan} and Great Britain broushr to Allier ica . The}' heht',etl Ilrat It I·:a ~ a rime for for~' -

~:~rli~fx 1~~t'\\~~Ih~~c~~:~~ ~oo~~~~'k:he a{~~k~~f~~ his lon~ "'inter sleep on February 2. He slicks hh

~ad~: ~1; ~l~ frfg~~n$:d a~iJ crn'ls hack into hl.s hole . This Is supposed 10 lIlt'an Ihere ""Ill he slx mor£' \\'c t' ks ,r \d nter \\'ea rhe r . nUI if the

day l~ c l o u d y a nd f hl:'

~~~~~,hO~h("c:I:~,~ tO (~ ~~ f ~: ! hole, l ildi ca lin )o': rhal ~pflOg \,'eathe r ""ill 500n c .... ltle . Science has not confirmed rbis.

We really haven't had alot of cold cold weather and we have had ~me bea­utiful days.lt wiU be inter~

~~i~ og' d \i!;;t~~~

orian scholarshl ps alon~ .

hter ~is~;~1~~ i~:~.eO~!II~; Tole r of 6 11 10 th St.. in Abe rnathy , and a grand-

~~~~ltr~~~J ~~A~n:aS~~~r. aU of Abe rnathy. She is a liberal arts major and a mE' mber of Alpha Delta Pi.

"OBI) of( .()D

NI. Tlltlment

And SImon '.',r anlwlred and Mid. Thou art the eMit. the SOn of the IlvIno God •.

And Jlaul In.W8I'tId and aatd unto him. BletHd art thou. SImon Bar·W"", for n .. h anti blood heth not __

It unto ttl .. , but my Fat"., which .. In heaven ,

And I Ny aleo unto thll, Thll Ihou art Peter, end upon thl. rock I will bUild mw­church; Ind thl oat .. 01 hell shall not .,...,1 -ualnat II.

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ruary 2. .... ~. -;:::z:::::"'=====:::::=:::=====-~ _ ___ _

~~:,~nd u~n~ II~ s hom~ in .r~l(

corTON FARMERS CAN NOW PROFIT

FROM A "SECONDYIELO:'

$10,000 MINIMUM Efteclive JAN. 31 10 PEB. 6 . 1'180.

Federal reguldlion~ p,ohlb'I lornpllund. InR oj mll"fesl on ib-Wt't'k Money i\.\art..f'1 Certill[dtt"~ , Annual Yltold d ~'Umf> ~ tl'm ­ve<. Imerrt ul prrnc.ipalolnd Inlf'(I ' ,I malUrill' .II Itw -.amp dnnUdl lnt · .. 1 rdlt> However. the dnnu",1 trltere, r ral ~ \ub,PO ro . • md likely 10, lhan~f' ar molrunl1o' .

Rale<. ba~ed on a lbft.dd~' y l'oU

$100 MINIMUM [ffc('tive FEBa I to FEB. 29 , 1980,

Annual YII;',d rt'llt"CI.' Iflrt'rt'~t f' oHnE'd on pmKIp.11 dnd al (IlmutJtN mh:'rt' ~ l tm J luI! ~' f'at

·Ft'deral regul.lhom 'toqUlte a 'ub~ rd ntrd l mlt'tP\' Ft'nJItY un earl)' wl lhdraw,)1 ur

r.~71~~~ff~, ~~d~d~~~\~,:~hd~~~~" ,) wlthoul prtor nolo( t'

Ask Andy Anderson about First Texas Savings

"Second Yield" Money Market Certificates. He'll tell you how their high rates

mean a "second yield" from the money you've already made on this year's cotton. Just call First Texas Savings at 763-9401 and talk to Andy Anderson about cashing in on the colton farmers' "second yield:'

WHEN IT COMES 10 MAKING MONEY GR0\\4 WE lINE A GREEN THUMB.

FI_ $livings AssocI8tIcln

.. :a::a::a::a:a:aa:a:aq Christy Ann Guynes ;Mrs. Kevin Smith . Honored With To Be Honored At

M r.and M rs. Arden Hawkins of Lubboc k, wish to announce the engage ment and approachin g marriage \If their daughter, Kare n Lynn toRlcbard Lynn Phillips

Auditions For "Texas" Begin

son of Mr. aod Mrs ; Kenneth Phillips of Abernathy. The couple will exchange wedd­ing vows March 21, 1980 In

~~;n:~~~ i~ttzte7~~t~~ke Due To Inflation

I n f I a t Ion is hitting e veryone, printing prices ha ve Increased as well AS

January 17 , J98 0 Canyon . having pictures in me papen. Te"as ~The giam c liff be hind The printing planu are Ihe slage .... ·ill back up Iht' being hit with htgh cost of

~~rs~p~:~c7~ t~~dn~~I~f:~ ;I~!~rir~r c~~r=!~:p[~I~~~f drama , .. TEXAS" for the gone up. I have noticed for 19BO season. Aud it ions to several months now that in

~~:~~,,~':iIlpe~f~t;l:fr~t~~ ~~~e ~! th~::7:ene~~~att~~ een January 26 a nd Fe bruar~' have been running notices 24 In Dalla, . Aus tin . Alhuq- on charges for several things. uerque, N).. I. Can)'on and In fact one area publlsh~r Ltlbboc k. <aid. "does anyone want to

.. TE XAS" i ~ 'a Olusical Otl)' a ne .... 'sp.!per· because of

~~~~l~t' Offa~l~~~: n~~~ )'~; ~~rl~ ~~r~~~r.eabi~ti~:~~sPrinti~~ PauIGret'n.The theaue Is in l'OS!$ and tunnlng pictures. Ihe maijnificant Palo Duro For those .... 'he do not

Canyon Just outside of C all- ."'c'cionutanitn •• cr.esgt~llanr.amdovD.tnhcly. )'on and Amarillo . Cast ,n members earn bct\oo'een $700 will be required for class-

~n:y$f!l:tO~r~oJ i~h:! \~:~~ (~;:s ~\~~ .~~~!t~sl~~~nlo.garaJ: ~~:~~~ ~h:~T~:r{ h~~~gt~~ ~~~I';II~~ tro,inp:~tu~:~~~7 ~~I:!n a~l~h te:K:~i~~:;t ~~ ~~~idl$ngsf~rr re~~f~~e,~~~:r' an au~ence h'hlch average$ any picture wedo not solicit, 1500 people a perfor mance . or \ .. hich is not school or

For information write ~hool·related activity. .• TEXAS" A L'DI TIONS , Box Pictures are cash in

268, canyonn .. i~T;~e.~x:.~'~7:90~r--'~~~~~$2.S0 !or The show s d or$5.00 hold the

"I still find bargains. One of them is

electricity. II

Bridal ShaNer Bridal Showe 'Ian. 19th -

Attention Conserned Citizens

It was caUed to the attention or The Review Tuesda~ morning that there is a putiUc opinion poll being raken at the White House In

::'~D~~n ~~~s~:ti':nmr~: the draft for women. It is very illlportant for the citi­zens of the U. S. to make

!hl~W~at~~~ the~ !~e~e~~~ . write or caU your legl"'aton

or senators and let them Imow yourfeeUngs.It is very important also [0 send a

~~t~~i;:: ~~S!~it"~;:~: ~~~':rtn (~nion ~~:~rn 8~~ 25'7-2241 and teU them rhb

is a frb~~i~r;:rii: f~~alt~. draft passes this ",'111 not just be for the present bur for nowown.

If you have a daughter, granddaughtet or frtendl.stop and thinkho",' you feel about this and 1f you are against. go the next step' and send a telegram to PresJdentCaner and wrlte or call your sena­ton or legislaton. Don't put off until tomorrow what you cln do today.

Mabry Peel Joins Growers Seed Association

Mabry Peel has been named Dl~ctor of Sales

;~~ M:!:~:t'o~~ e?r:::~i~~ laDu~7ae2~D~:~~~ement W&5

made by George B. Babcock. executjv~ vice- president and general manager of rhe LubbOck-based company. According to Babcock. Peel ..... Ill be coordinating marke· tlng activities for Growers Seed while supervising sales and advertising .

Peel hrlngs more than 20 yean of ~xperl~.nce In sal es and advertisln~ ro Grow~rsSeed,ha\'ing ""orked \\ Ith t"'·o other major seed companies in Lubbock since 1960.

Pe~l artended New Mexico Military Insti1ute in Ros",'ell. Ne\\' Mexico ~'here he earned a Bachelor or Science degree in 1952. He served as an Army officer

dUrln'e!~~ ~~r~:~~~~r~tlY a member of th~ lubbock Advertising Feeleration and the Lubt:iock Agriculture Club, and has served borh organizations as iu president . He also holds membership in leveral cIvic organizat· ions in Lubbock ,

Peel is married and th~ da~shten. He

will remain Growen

head·

~ . ST;iSIDORE CHURCH NEWS

, /2 P"'~~6""'ESDA Y Orang«: Juice

~~u~t~~/fe!y 1.'2 pt. Milk

THURSDAY Gr,ape Juice

~~~i~~ilk fRIDAY

Orange Juice Peanut Dutter Jelly Bread 1'2 Milk

Pizza

lUNCH MONDAY

T_d Salad Corn Peaches 1 f2 pt. Milk

TUESDA Y Green Enchilada Casserole Cole Sla"" Pinto Beans Brownies Cornbread 1'2 pt.Milk

IvEDNESDAY . Hot Turkey Slnd/W Gravy

Mashed Potatoes Green Beans 'Fruf[ Cobbler 1/2 pt. Milk

THURSDAY Spaghetti \V 'Melt Sauce ,Carrot Pineapple Salad EngJish Peas Peanut Sutter Cake French Bread 1'2 pt.Milk

upan~~~llc:!ef::d l~~~::;: ' FRIDA Y

Car men Lopez- president, r:t~~~r~~i~ kl~s, Onions Reyes Trevlno-vice president, French fries

aP~;LluipeS s MG.UGi~!:r:!~are,u"'r:'r.' Peanu( Burter Cookies ________ .:-:.__ . /2 pt: Milk ~_I_D_D_n_I_._j_;_U_J_

NEWS AND COMMENT bV Buford Davenport

.~~~.-.c _a-a_a_aa N&C .. \ .... ant to be in the

cast of M TEXAS" in ill 15th leason stanlngJune 18,1980. in Palo Duro Canyon east of the city ofCanyon?AudiUons

!~af~~;~~::ef~t~cs~~r;t~ am ""m be' held at Dallas. 1an. 26: Austin,Jan.27,

:~~~~~e~~~eL!:~3{anf~~: 24.I f you ar~ fruerested, The Review has items and places for the above dates . Or, you can write : .. TEXAS" . Box

, ~:TI"~:~)O~5:~2lC:: 1~9015 ,or N& C·Oaa Ward brough!

us the follo""ing cUpf,fng from the Houston Chron cle. The news story 1.1 about for­mer Abernathian lim Mc· Alister, a son of Mrs. Ire.

MC:~~S~~n~s~~:~:r:~~l joins Woodlands Corp.

Chronicle Staff CONROE-Hm McAlist~r,

former Hunl$vtlle city man·

·~r. w~!Aa~~ep~~s:enl~~~ men! Corp. as director of ~o\' ernrnental affairs in ~IontgU1nn) Count )'.

I'YIcAlister. 40, ... ·m replac>c Joel Deretchm, \Io'bo ""flI become manag~r of Invenmc-nt properties for

~~s~~~1~y ~f~:ct~i~t~r~ & De~)~fi~::~t ~~rt~d in Hunu\' 111~ for st'ven yean. He also has served as city manager In Cleburne and Tulia and was research director ",·tth the Texas Municiple League.

The WoOdlands Is a residential delo'elopmenl DOfth of downtown Holl1ton about as miles.

N&C .. " Give meldolIar, Dollar . ~ Wonder how many 'imes that's been aald In City National Bank, Plain­view, since Donna Dollar started work there?J noticed this name tn a list of the tank'. staff In the Pllinv~~w

Da il Y Herald. Donna Dollar is the assis[lnt c8lhler.

core~:I~d?e~~catr~~~~~Ch~: ~)~~:~~~lore~h~e ~~~l~~ youngsters ~hose letters 10 ~ma Claus came too lare ~ be included III rhos~ po,h­Iflbed in The A berna.thy Weekly Re v i~w just before Chrlstma$. In CacLone of these was in the Re view 's post offi cedra""er Chmtmas bay. We SIncerely hope Ihat ,',aDta brOlighr the Ihings whlch you requelted in 'lour letters. One of the above f'nded her reque:sr to Santa Claus with this postscript· "You told mt that you ~;ere gotng to come last year. You nevered shood up. I'm con­tlng on you rbls year.OK?"l

~~~ ~l~t~~~;~l~ P~~~iS~~~, tenet from the fartherest

~:e'l w~. t~:lt::r~~:",.rel:S~ Decen%c,. It ~ame from Toni ~d""ards, }403 Morrison, IJenison .Tt'lIas i 502v.S he Is Ihe da ugh tf' t of \ It . and ~.Irs . Don Edw.ud •. TonI's mar her ! ""ho \, as a Pittman) IS a former A b~rnathian, and re('t:i\'t:! The Revle", At Denison.

N&C-Han~ in there students and reachers. Sp·l"1g

g::lk:~t!o~srna:.~rl a~ ~~~~ calendar ""ee~of March 16· March 22 .

AJHS & FRESHMAN GAI>.IES CANC EllED DUE TO WEATHER.

The AJHS and Freshman ~irls ""ere to navel to Flo),-

b:~a'a~o~t!Yrr~~~~d~ I!!,a~ w~re to come to Abernal6y but. due to iced over roads

lhe ga~.~_~~~:~~:::led.

Heinen Promoted captain In USAF

SPAN(;DAHLEM. West

~~rn:fY-~~~~~!i~:;!ne~1 Route 1. Sba1lowater. Texas, has been promoted In the U. S , Air Force to the rank

of ca~~in Heinen Is I

~::t~dW J~~esa A~n :!rc~ t Eutope at Spangdahletrt Air Base,bere .

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in Lu·hbock and 'heir work with dysle xiC; r;: hildreo. Both were very interesting and brought new infomlation to the group • .

Those present wer~ MH. Htlb.rrn Ba rrick .. M", . Owen Bena, Mrs. Ralph Davi$, Mrs, Vester Embry , Mrs. Ercel1 Givem. Mrs. Jac k Hackler, Mn.John Hale, Mn.E, A. Houston,Mrs.Frank Lovelace, Mn. R, A. McAlister, Mrs. Glenn McDonald, Mrs. 1. C. Mills, Mri . Arno Struve, Mrs. Cal Tucker , and Mrs.H . E. \\Iilliams .

Special Days CHURCH DA YS &

HOllDA YS FOR 1980

~~~: ~2~lf~~:1~~\frt~a>' Feb. 14-Valentine Day Feh. 18- Washington's

Birthda} Feb. 19·1\.tardi Gras Feb. 19·5hrove Tuesday

~:: : ~::i·r~t ~~~~~~~y TOLD

._-_ ..... _ .... --- Mr.and Mrs. T o n y I)f .M r,and M r s. Pres ton

of r'~~:~us':ess~e ~h~i':~~ Andre",'s of ,Lubbock .... ould Amerson. The cou ple 'plan

into them, and I will praise ~i~~~~ a~~o~;~i~ th:a~~~~~;, ~~e mF~~r ~:i~~~t ~;t~~i~~ _th_e_LO..:.~: __ ::._:.~::~:.::::_I.:.:I~::~=:..9 __ ...:o:1:::;a.;;;ie;,;.=t;;a,;;G=.n:;e;:A=m"e;;'",SO=D:;, w:;n:i:::::iC"h ... urcbJ,n Abe rnathv .

Lubbock Ou1stJan Women ValentJne l.uDdleon, Tueaday. Febnuuy 5th 11:30-1:30 '5""

. .....--UlBBOCK WOMEN'S a.uB 8080-Broadway

SpedaJ Feature: A skit by MidIaDd 0u1stJan Women's Qub Music: A wnety musk: program

Speaker - AnIta Bess, hostess of KAMC-1V "Morning Magazine"

For Retlef\ .. tfnn.~ or Cancellatlon" call Judy-794-23S4 or Betty-792-5943

by noon Friday, February l"l For unused reservations niatl check to

LCWe. 2129 55th, 79412

Free autd Care Courtesy of Double V Maid Service . . For Reservations Call

Dellla-794-5711 or MeliDda-745-1440

PRAYER COFFEE, Thursday, 10 a.m.Januwy 31 st to the home

ofReta Jones, 2129-Mth. ~ .. ~ •.. EVERYONE PLEASE COME. . .

, rrt.I .... ~~

\\'orldllness is i lmpl) pursuing the activities of the presemlife .... 'ilh no thought for God.

Humlliry 15 the accepl­ance of (he place appointed by God. ""'hether it be in the front or in the tear.

Expe:rience ls a good teacher , bul a hani one . She

f~:se;nl~fte~~s~~~, and the

Some people are con· ceited enough to think that God change:s HIS opinions 10 ~UH Ihelf ldt'as .

There· s not a RJ GHT " A Y 10 do a \vaDNG TH1 ~'G .

~~ .. ..., , "" 111 sing 10 the Lurd

as long a, ' li ve. I I'om 51ng praise to my l;od ",'h il e J

have my ~ing . Psa. 104 33

Ihan:~o ~~~']e 6r~~ , a~~ pralSt' and g ll t: than ks !har r Oll r naille i s nt'a r 'f" IH ... ~ndrOlls \\'otksdecla r('d ,a rxi "he y "' ho in vo ke YOut na rne rehe arse Your wonders. Ilsa . -;:) I

3

Winter Wonderland and slick streets in Abernathy and 13 de . grees at 8:52 a m. Tuesday, People were either staying in by the fire or movi ~o~\'IJlile driving OUo'alking.

FIRST STATE lANK _.A-.~ IAAIL

·.OR -HAVE A ROIlY

CH.CI('NG ACCOUN'

• 8111'1 A SAft , DlpOSI' BOX

A8ERNATHY

\"hen a "dfe sa ys . It won' , be a m i nu te, " you can be §ure ~he means it!

1 t is a happy home where the "'Ife makes allo­wance for the husband' s shortcomlngs and the hus­band makes allo .... ·ance for [he wife', outgoings.

"Remember that ~o\'e-

~~~eer~t~!~~ ~~~~e ;~~p~ u lon~ as Ihere is ~o .. 'ern­menf by the people.

A-I LIQUIDATORS &

SUPPLY -----

GENEVA & CECil HALL

The Gallery 306 'HELPS AVE

liTTLEfiElD, fUAS 19339

!tRisfiXN aWA 14041.... ! Z'i'8-2060

Kev. Reuay Jtlce

SUNDAY: Sunday 5(;1\00 1 9,450."' . Momil'lg wo!"lhip 10:450,", CA, ,.,umec 6,ODp.III , ["..,ing Wonhi~ 7:00 p ."', Tuilldoll WMC 1:30p,"' ,

Th..nday Wot5hipS.rvic .. 7:30p,m,

BETHEL BAPTIST CHutiCH

ea.! I~ St .

REv. J.8. LESTER.

SUNDAY, Sundc:lySo;"-' 'f:450.1fI . MOMifl9 ...... nkip 11:30 0,111, Training Union 6,oop,lII. EVWline WOr1~jp 7,30 p .... ,

Monday: WOfIIen'1 Miuion~rr lJr,ion ond Brvth.,hood 7:00 p."" WedneWaY' Praye. Se.~lu 7:00p ..... Friday Choir .ehea.nol 7:00 p,,".

r CENTER COMMUNITY

CHIIRCH S ... i.eo" onS91 . 1~2",i .

..... ,1. on 290~ 7t6~1"

IIRO: EAINBT 8IIEWBc

SUNDAY: Sundoy Schco;. l ID:DO 11,111.

MomingWorship . II,DOO.III. e ..... 1'" Wo"hj~ 5,00 p,III. W!fdnesdoy: Child ...... & "0...111' Bibl. STudy 7:30 p • ."

CHURCH Of CHRIST

10'" 51 . & A ••. I 298-2118

CONOY.I LlINGSLEV

SUNDA y:

5,,"), 5d ..... : 9:]00 .... . 5 ........ y · SUNDAY : Sunday 50,1\001 9:3':101'1. ""'0;..11 '''9 W"'''''lp 10:300."'. V.ruthm._;n~ s:00, ..... E".";";W,,,,,h;p 6,00,.'TI. Wod".;Oay: ladi.,' lible Stud, t.30 0 .... .

Mi.J_.1I<: ... ~i'*' 7:30' . ... .

CHURCH Of fHE NAZARENE

5 !I A, •• E 198-28:12

lEV. 1I05SWEn IlUI'II'<IER

5:.JNOA't': SundoyS,h", I ,..15,.,.. . M:>."in;worsh!, 1~ •• ItI. '(ON,h S ... -Ae... 8t~~ E ...... !"'~lp OIi'SP-m.t W_ W?nhl, .. ,...1,. 71JQ, ......

~ j

fiRST BAPnS! CHURCH (

4111 ... 51, ~~

UV.u.on> &'1\1?D1U

1'9110 . .,. . .... ~ ... !~.i(!!~f, - •. ~.

'ai~,,,, ..

TOLK PLAN,T - StructlD'81 steel of Southwestern unloaded from railroad PubUc Service Company'. _ coal-fired 'To!k grounds. Statloo stands in the background ~ ____ _

From The Kitchen Of: Linda Barton Yield: 6 per clas~

BREAD BAKING CLASSES Mondays feb. 11~18-25

Evenings -6:30-10:00 ____ Demonstrating techniques for making loaves, plain & fancy, dinner ~olls, cinnamon rol~s, coffee cake braids, eclairs, maple bacon stiCky \)uns raisin bread & many more. For begin­ners'to experienced bakers.

For information call 298-4060.

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

7{111A .... 0 298-22<40

WI. TOMMIE BEC K

SEEDS FROM SUNDAY: Sundar ochoal 9,450, .... MQ(nj"g warl hip 1I,O!b.'TI. E"..,ing ..""hip 6,00 p,on.

SOWER

Yenrs ago, when the frontier between France and Switrerland was con· stantly changing, a crafty Swiss correctly predicted the borderlinf> and built a hotel.

A guest often hau one foot in France and the oth· er in Switzerland. What happened if he left without paying the bill?

"They called the police!" you say .

Ves, but which-the French or the Swiss. Well . that depended on whether he left by the front or the back door.

Borderline living has its problems for citizens. and Christians. Some try to

live for the Saviour and self.

But our Lord wisely said, "You cannot serve two mas· ters: God and money. For you will hate one and love the other, or else the other way around."

In rogard to the Lord, you ha\'e no rights of your own. God must be the un· disputed Master of your Life.

The one who begins by dividing his heart between God and money. will end by being wholehearted for money and fainthearted for God.

Give up everything for God. but don't give God up for anything.

'11111111111111111 III~ 1II11f1~_1IIII1IIII_"'1III1III1III1III1III~8 These Merchcinl1,

ACE wELDING A.C. Mo.,; • . Jr . 1204 Ave. D

SANDERS AulD lubbock Hw)'. Pho. 2'i'8-2578

CONSUMlRS FUEL ASSOCIATION

6Th. !onln .. Own.d b)' . ThoM w.s.rv.-8~W. ~.rvlt. ~c;I.l'tIO. ~-2584

"IElNATHY FA,RMEIS COooQPGIN

~.~~~~~~.

Pay - N - Slve SUPERMARKET

Pho. ~-2627 w. ;I .... g,.'" 1Il"000pt

WOlf 1I111GATION l..,bbo)d. Hw)'. Pho. 298-2114

co-oP GRAIN COMPANY

VENTURE OI~COUNT FOOO eEN FRANKLIN VA RIEfY Food "'permo,"'-' end 0 Ii ... or;tnan;ll ,...~ho,.dh.

JOE THOMPSON IMPLFMENT CO.

"Til. Jahn OM'. HOUM"

lOS "w. 0 Pho. 298- 2541

UMY 7,00" . "" W"h.doy, Cho;, p",elic. 7:3':>p .....

U.No .w . -2nd Mondoy 01 eoc:h monlh .

LAKEV lEW Mmop L ST CHURCH 3m •• r>Orlh &6 ... I._t of cil,on FM54

IlEV. H a COGGIN

SUNDAY: Svndo,1oChoo! 10,00 0 , ... ,

Mom!ng Wo"hip 11 :00 0 ,m. E..,;ng ."..gohip 7,00 p .....

W.d"mday, Pray .. muting 7:00p.m .

COUNTY LINE BAPTIST CHURCH

Rt.2 PhD. 157-21~

REV. W . ~ . HAMILTON

SUNDAY, S~,tc:hoal 10:000."" MomlngW')t1hip 11:000 ..... E...,ln; .... nhip 7,00p.."' . W~dor:

PICI,... ... " :I"g 8,00, .111.

LATIN AMERiCAN CHURCH {)f Itl NOZARENE

A¥ • . A.&5thSI. P""".298-2474

SUNDAY, S~ndorSehool 10:000."" Momlng wOI1h1p 11:00 0 .... , f ... ."ing wo"'hip 7:00 p .m. W.dMMlo~: ~r-r Mn,ing-!ibl. S,lIC!y 6;30 ~ .....

NORTHSIDE ~APTIST CHURCH

16th SI. ,. A ..... £ 298-2497 REV, KENNETH HORN SUNDAY,

Sundoy~hool 9:450."', Mo,n'r.g WOr1hlp 1\;00 o.t. T",i"ln;unJon 6:00p .m. E..-.nin; Wonhip 7:00 p.m, w...,nday· RAI, GAl, Mld .... ~ PRI,., MUlinll 8,00 p .... .

. . l,ytl;l.\Ml11IJ:!.\IJI~1'. 1112 J.",.... 298- 2613

REV", JOSE hi. ROORiGurz SUNDAY, Sunda, SdJool 9:".5 0 .....

Mom;,,; Wonhlp 100000J O. m. TroInlng UnIon 6100, ,11'1 , EWlnlngWo'1hlp 7:oop ,m, W.dn.do,: Pro,.III"llng 7:30 p .... . YOIIlhrnM'ings &llbl' Stud, 8:00 p.m . _.

ST. iSiD6R1I5 -CATHOLIC CHURCH

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• MayOr Pe .. T~_ .. a Betty Nne (a 4,.H Ihdorl viII' 101M 8eW kl tc:heQ at the meetil1g roOm at City h.u.. Diaah New it piChh . al.o .•..

Protect Your Investment John De.,e 011 end Lubrlcenl'. You have a substantial Investment in the machinery you own. Protect it with top-qualily John Deere oil and lubricants. These products have been specially formulated to keep your machinery running right. Don't risk your Investment II on substitutes. Rely on John Deere research. engineering and experience.

JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT

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PAY-N-SAVE .405 Ave. D· Phone

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AIIIEI. ... . BASKETBALL StH£DUI[

AHS BOYS SCHEDULE

Feb. I· 1 :!allu Vars i:; :joys rlerl~ 1 ~ t:) , _ 'l i.il:;: ley fm'iman boys ~hera i

~ FaD. 5 FbyadaJl, Boys Here 5:00 • feb. 5 Floyada Varsity Boys Here 3:~'J " j:JJ. } u; {·ley Varsi:J 30ys : 'lere 3:1

Feb. II Tulia fmhman boys Here 7:15 • Feb, 12 Tulia Varsity Boys Hera 3;:),1

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AHS GIRLS SCHEDULE ·Feb I Idal~u Varsl ~J 1irls iilere 5;3,

Feb, 4 Lockney 9th gradegir:s 1ere 7:1 • Feb 5 Floyada Varsity Girls Here S3~ F~) 3 Ll:~(:Iey JIJ Girls Tilers 5:00

• Feb, 3 L)Cklley Varsity Girls Thera 6:30 Feb. II Tulia 9th grade girl; Tiler8 7,;;

Feb. 12 T '.llia JJ Girls Here 5:00 • rJ) l~ f:lli3 Vmi'J 1iri; ~ers 6:30

AjHS SCHEDULE BOYS & GIRLS

:'1D, 4 L:lr:k :Iey 71.'1 & 8th Gi rls Hera Fe,'), 4 Lockl1ey 7th & 8th Boys There

.. Denotes District Games Varsi:J:jJys;von against Lockney 133 to .~~ Scott Morrison had 13 pts. . Dean Mc Guire had 13 pts,

J v boys I!)st to lockney M iJ 54 '3obhy rtos s 1ad i1 ) . ;

Joey Garcia had 32 pts. Rodney Cannon had If )t;

:\bernathy boys 3ra ranked 11th in state.

TRESE ANTELOPE

lar;iity 'Jirls won agail1st Lock 'ley 42 to 33 Shelley Tol~r had 11 )ts.

SOOS.TERS URGE YOU TO ATTEND THE GAMEl PATTON'S PARTS PLACE

604 Ave. D

BETH'S BEAUTY BAR & BILL'S ELECTRIC

Phone 298-2'122

CO·Op GRAIN COMPANY 714 Tens Ave. Phone 298-2511

ABERNATHY MEAT PRODUCTS

Phon. 298-2944 North of ··Service Grain 1n Dorthea8t Abernathy

DON'S CHEVROLET New & Uled Car. & Trocki

711 Ave. D Alone 298-2561

A-I LIQUIDATORS

BO-BAR CO. )02 2nd St, Phone. ·~161

CONSUMERS FUEL ASSOCIATION

829 Service Rd.

POPE INSURANCE 920 Ave . D Phone 298 ~ 4127

• DAIRY QUEEN See You. At The 0 Q

Service Road Phone 298-2828

ABERNATHY CO-OP GINS Phone 298-2527

LON'S CLEANERS & FASHIONS

917 Ave. D

PINSON PHARMACY 322 Maln I'b:tae 298_2222

JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT

105 Ave. D Phone 298-2541

ABERN-ATHY OIL COMPANY Your Goodyear Tire Dealer

709 A ~'C. D Phone 298~2255

SIXTY-SIX BUTANE & FERTILIZER

Pia inview Hwy.

TERRY'S TEXACO 1001 W, Service Rd. _298-2787

DAVIS FOODS & SNICKBII

EArly 'TII, Late S"I1i!'~'&~~Y'

298-2386 '. . a&i;: Il!@O

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TRACTOR MECHANIC NEEDED, WILL TRAIN IF ~'ECESSARY ,PA Y ACCORD­ING TO ABILITY. PAID VACA TlON-PAID HOLI· DA YS . OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS PAID."S A. M. TO

peop~~( :~:~~;th~. allw~~ Buy Now and Save nap with Blue Lustre. Rent

were so good and thou ghtful -------------- U LAd No All . IJ ~:r=r&$~:v GOOds~tnl'te to liS dunng the recent iIl- pprove. n ergenl( t , on _____________ _ ness and death of our hus- I 6P , M.: S TO 12 SAT. band and father . - God has 'DEADLINE FOR Nn"s Abrasive '. blessed liS '''ith many good ~n

;~i~~~sh ~?~o~~ are grateful ~AND ADVERTISING I Sale Priced 25 lb. bag $6. 95 Reg. $8.95 ~1". C ·l: , He nderson . IS 4:00 P. M. ON i Buy 30 bags and use blowing machine ' Jem. Richard and Amy I

(1_ 3~1)les MONDAY AFTERNOO~ , FREE. '/

Brightbill Heating and A. C. 906 Ave. D Pho. 298-2705 Abernathy

1976 (. ,rolet I 2 ton pickup. hea y dut l' .new radial tires. tilt heel. cruise control. , lidi rear window. tool l-ox. AM-FM stereo 8 tra c k radio. 350-4 BBL engine. Exce llent condirion . Call

FOR SALE· Bell Tone

, Ray ~ litche ll.2 98 -22 16. 11- 31-p)

hearing aid pa,d $470 "' Ill se ll for $200 . Also have a occasional chair to sell for $35 and an upholstered bed­rOOI11 chair for $ 12.50 both 10 good condition. Call ~Irs . J D, h'ebh. 2 9~-27(\0 . ( 1-31-p\

MR. MERCHANT ----

Consider the BUYING POWER of this family and hundreds of other fomil ies I ike them in this trade area. Consider too, that the big majority of these families read this newsPaper ..• their hometown poper. They wi" read your story too if it appears in this newspoper!

Get your fair share of this immense buying power by regular advertising in the ••.•

916 Ave.D Abernathy Weekly Review 298-2033

COOL SIIIIOS -* }!~ , FROM ...

V WE ••• 'E TIlE 118111 TO Uln

'Ral Richard D,u60se real ,estate

5-bedrooms with l baths on 2 lots, alot of storage new carpet, ~f. dishwas""r, dispolal, storm doors, storm wi'ndows, gigantic utility room, also rental property in back. ... FRO NTAGE COMMERClAllots on intentate

••• Roomy 4-be drooms, 2 baths, stucco features "ptai" be droom ,new central heat & air. $32,000

••• RESluENTIAL LOTS ...

PRICEu TO SELL: NEAR SCHOOl-907 Ave. G, b ric k veneer, 2 ... be drooms, living room, <En area, oa r !WOOd floors, electric or gas hookup. Appro •. 1250 sq. It.

PYONE: 'OFFICE (806-298-2565 DuBose Resi deot· 757-2322 Or Don Foady- 298-2268

.. ALLSUPS

PRICEIEFRCTIIEJU.31·FEI.2,111O CONVENIENCE STORES SPECialS 8000 WHILE .PL Y LIITI! U.ITED SUPPL YI

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Giant Size Tide $1. 49

M-'- 59C I • DIPS .............. ~:~:

Look for our instore specials 1/2 price or less

FOR SALE: Yard fertilizer, 15-5-5 with iron, :tine and sulphur, $6.25 per .'; 0 lb. bag . Plains Grain & Farm Supply. (tsr) ........................ -FOR SALEI 3-be <boom ho­

me, brick with basement aod all the extras, in Phillip Addition, Call 298.2268 for appointment.; (tsr)

FOR SALE 320 acres of land south­

east of Cotton Center. 3 irrigation weils, nice 3 bed-room home, 1/4 minerals, 2'iP/o down payment.

160 acres north of Plain­view. 4 small wells, large barn. All in cultivation, 1/4 minerals, 112 tp procession I anuary I. 198 1.

Shipman Real Estate Phone 298-2313-office

Home·298-2004 (I-24-c)

BUY GOODYEAR TIRES from Royce Henson at A BERNA THY OIL COMPANY .

We take orders for Rubber Stamps of aU sizes . Fast servlc". The Abernathy Weekly Review. 916 Ave.D. Phone 298-2033.

FOR SALE : Collectors

~d~ ~~~3r;~ev~~~~t. 5~~ $2000. cal~ after 6 p. m . 298-4163. (I-n-p)

'~TESm~ Now taking

apPOintments at Sue's 3eauty

MORNINGS. OFF EVERY OTHER SA TURDA Y MORN­ING . APPLY AT STRUVE IMPLEMENT COMPANY. ABERNATHY PHONE 757-2507.1 N PETERS BURG CALL ENTERPRISE B33S0.

HELP \"ANTED: Ladles needed to help make flowers. Apply< at Walts Farm Store, BOIAve.D. (l-24-c)

PART TIME UP TO S 100 a I.ee k. Earn $3 to $6 an hOllr or more! On new

:h~ep~~~~ [~~~~o~~righ; from your own home. Must ha ve car and phone. To arrange interview send, name, address and phone to R. L. Dutton,4117 Brownfield R., Space 44. Lubbock. Texas 79407. (l-24-p)

CITY OF NEW DEAL Box 6

New Deal, Texas 79350 NOTICE TO APPLICANTS

THE CITY OF NEW DEAL ' IS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR THE POSITION OF CITY SECRE­TARY UNTIL 4 P. M. MON­DA Y JANUARY 28TH . ANYONE INTERESTED IN PART TIME EMPLOYMENT PLEASE CONTACT ANN BUFE AT THE CITY HALL OR PHONE 746-5421. THIS POSITION REQUIRES TYP. ING AND BOOKKEEPING

FOR SALE: fl,taUbu Chevrolet.perfect condition, 1",,· milage.Phone 298-2876 • ( 1-31-c)

\ FOR SALE: Recondit-ioned May tag washers . Only

~~~ ~ef~ ~gl~~~llD~~:~ nathy ,298-2705. (I·mc)

F<5R ATe yc:iOlH'ilI nti 1s' ~~l ::r: R~~~~~~~ng~~~8~' 2493 . (Ur) Shop.

1501 Ave. ~ Phone r I";li-~;p;"c:;rp;;,- show

the results of regular Blue Luster spot cleaning, Rent dectric shampooer. Struve Hard",are & Dry Goods.

298-2616. I~' .~ Saturday'~ ~~,

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LANDMARK REALTORS

920 Ave 0 Abernathy

;d~i~~on~m. 2 bath. do:bte ·garage .br!ck.Phillips

4- bedroom. I 1/2 bath, one garage. brick. 4th and Ave. K. • ••

2-bedr?om, 1 bath. 3 lots.3rQ anQ Ave . D.

MILT POPE JAM ES POPE 298-4127 298-4019

EI~~:~g~:~~ ~~IYC~~. 09 f"'.~';ft 111I'IIllMO' 99 c·· 'e QUALITY CL£ANING ", ,1

S PUT IH ZIPPERS ,,!! FRail .... ..... 1:'~~, MOTHPROOFING il

~ SIZING •. "

COFFEE ~ ~L": ' REPLACE BUTTONS , . ~ ~ Canvass work gloves reg. 99tt for 49tt . MINOR REPAIRS .4

3 I C ~. SOFT SJ:T CLEANING .!',~ c:oLCRS ~,.'l,

J f'~ 'OOORLESSCLEANING '" 11. $1II::'Ii!.1I'I_ .... ~,.u S 159 Ii Do any kind of alterations

, _----Dl-., ~ l.iIIJ BICOI ......... ~,: I.. for mel) ... Be women t.

~ II· All KnIts

~ C'OBIED fOOD ~ Measured aEFORE and AfTER" Ct.n1ng "7fJ);.' , , OUR SPEClALTY IS 'EXl'AA GOOD SER"IC:E~

...•. _------- .. C & G BUILDERS:

Rc modeling ,paneling, repairs, storm windows, 1609,Ave.D, Abernathy • Phone 298-2086, after 5 p. m. ___ ~t~~). ______ _

Remodeling, cabinel work, paneling, painting, interior and exterior. Storm windows and doors for sale. CHARLES O'NEILL. Phone 298-2838 after 6 P. M.

FOR RENT:MiniStorage: Sizes 6xlO for $12.50 a month and llx20 for $30.00 a month. The llx20 ha ve

:t~:~':O:;!; trt~:il~r~~~~~~ 328-52~~:_~~·~~t~) __

FOR SALE: 2 Doberman Pinchers,~ months old.Black male, ears trimmed. Blue female . registered. Phone 298-2333. (1-3l-PI

FOR SALE: five piece antique bedroom suite I~ith

~~tr~. ~~~n:·~~8_1~;~~.head (l-24.p)

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Complete line of WYLIE SPRA YER PARTS Plains Grain & Farm Supply. 298-2521. (tsr)

FOR RENT: Extra nice unfurnished apartment. car­peted. washer-dryer connec­tions, double closets, fenced yard . 809- B 16th 5t. Phone 795-8B75. (1-24-c)

I,'ANTED , A place In

Abernathy to store a car. If you have a garage In Aber­nathy that's empty. I 'd like '0 rent if for car storage. Call lonea Brar collect to Levelland al Phone !' umber 894-1600 .

FOR RENT· Two room furnished apartment. Bills paid. ,3 11 Ave:D.H. L, HOI<­ard. Phone 298-2455. ( 1-31-c)

room, , walk In , pet throughout, new inet top, new.·evapora­tlve cooler, cloubl'. car port. Large rooms. Call Milt Pope, 298-4127, Nelson Rea I Estate.

THREE- BED ROO MHO uSE FOR SALE:On corner 10t,lots of storage , large utility room, kitchen and dining room combination, newair-con­dltloner, nearly new carpet,

~~~bf:~~r~~~:'~:fie ;~::;!. Banon. 298-2816, Nelson

Real Estate.

Laina(~~d-(;;;YM~Kenzic Real Estatl' Sales Personal Property

Phone 298-272 I 809 Ave. [

HOUSE FOR SA LE · 7 rooms, I bath on corner lot.

;t~~::~ :~g~r~te ~~~~e2~~~ ,2141. (2-7-c )

.. SpeCIALISTS -Auto Body Repaln

From A Oent To A Complete _Wreck

Windshield-Door Glass -let Us Re-paint Your Car, Pickup or Truck -Abernathy Body Works

WJlymon Jones

417 S. Ave, 0 phone

·298-2004 night 298:"4119

Go Goodyear . for

••• A Good ' Ride ••• A Safe Ride ••• Better

Drive ••• Peace-of-Mind he .... You Ar. IIdln9 on The I .. t In Tlte World. Th.

Goodyear Tire Trade TODAY. at Abemathy onc ..... pany, For One. or. Full Set.

Go Safer, Go Smoother, GoG.clyear