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EL PASO HERALD-POST Saturday May 5 1962- 78eelsl Notl Section Page Four COUNTY FAIR Come One Come All Homa-cookod Food Oaaas Hindi-craft A nil ottos Twlit Contest Foot Homo A Inn Typo Booth ImagtasaMol Had Brows a Anna Lao! MAT A THMFLH MT SINAI Las Cruces Girl Cops Top Science Fair Prize United Free International SEATTLE Wash May 5 New delegation to the National Science Fair led by Maryce Jacobs of Las Cruces High School captured eight awards yesterday In final judging Miss Jacobs competing In her second national fair won a first i prize in the girls division of the Junior Art Center Lists Summer Classes biology section end a first place from the American Institute Biological Sciences Her winning exhibit was "Fungal Ecology of the Tularosa She will receive $100 worth of books or scientific equipment in Primitive Vigorous Life in 1871 Was But Pleasant and Letter From Yesterday Gives Glimpse of Early Days in Kansas Compare Conditions With Today's By LYLE CAMPBELL WILSON Mary Campbell looked over the bit of frontier that she was to help civilize and populate and she was not afraid She was a Scotswoman tall and handsome at 20 and she was strong Her husband was Pat Campbell from Vinton Iowa He was push- 1 1-Hretin Wetices CiUZD Mooting Ydata Lodge No IIS AlbAK Aatupday May a 3 FM AT Hard-' Ing A Orr Montane Chapel to oonduct Burial Service for our lata Jtan Jamao at MOotell Lodge No IT Hrosldom Brethren please be prompt Oroggcrcon lUert aid Find UMT: Sleek loath er brief cam with very important documents noupsrt Returner wtH Mg reward Sand te JL dvt troy Aspen Colorado LOST Turquoise parakeet flow from BW Montoya Thursday man-lag appraxhnateiy AM Wear band on leg Howard JU 4-3S73 LOST Billfold Southern Pnctfie Annual Foie Curry LT 0871 LOST: Black eat with white msrk-ten onaworo to HUDi fort man' diamond ring dew town Coll or XX 3-3037 Reward? 13-P klS DAY SPHCIAL tu permanent now only 13 gig perm on onto aw atyteg Regular SS facial and beauty mack A with each permanent given Net eil manicure ter price or regular manicure Offer good only Friday May rth through Saturday May 13 B-LXX SALON OP BEAUTY HUNTER BD LY Hid ALCOHOLZCi ANONYMOUS get any late garden vegetables When we did raise anything we tried to save everything we could We would dry pumpkins corn and wild fruit The wild plums were the finest I ever saw and there were lots of wild grapes Also a blade cherry that grew on a bush about two feet high The plums grapes and cherry bushes have all disappeared with the buffalo We always planted a field of cane The men would cut it and haul it to the sorghum mill and have a band of molasses made That was our sweets for the winter EVEN IN OUR LOG house we still had to live under a dirt roof It was not bad in dry weather but if it rained a few days it always rained a day longer in the house than it did outside and then the snakes were just as plenty as when we were in the dugout We had to haul water while we lived in the dugout We lived on our claim seven years In 1874 the grasshoppers ate everything we had growing Our corn was fine just tasseling We had good garden and about a quarter acre of melons The hoppers came on Sunday morning the 26th of July and by Monday evening we did not have anything left There was about one foot of corn stalk left The ground where the melons were was red with the cores They just eat the rinds Pioneer life was not so bad until the men went to the range in the winter to hunt buffalo When they left we did not know what would happen The Indians were bad and so many men were frozen But if it had not been for the buffalo meat are never coulc have lived here the first few years especially when the hoppers came Sometimes we did not know where the next mea was coming from But I am glad 1 am one of the pioneers I never wanted to leave our homestead omv Next: All Texas thought he was wrong But Sam Houston knew he was right and said so Southwest Hlstoriaa Frank Dobie salutes his courage in "Sam Houston Stood Monday in The ing 30 They had traveled West by covered-wagon train this bride and bridegroom The place was Bull City Kan a settlement of three rough timbe red houses and Gen Hiram store The time was 1871 Fifty-seven years later Mary Campbell still strong and handsome at 77 wrote a letter to Wilson one of her grandsons a letter dated Dec 25 1028 It went like this WE LIVED IN OUR covered wagon for a few days after we reached Bull City It began to lock stormy and we thought we had better fix some kind of shelter to protect us in case of snowstorm Mother had about 100 yards of rag carpet parents David and Nancy Campbell were in the wagon train) With tent poles we made a fine place out of this carpet Mother hid a cook stove six dining chairs a table dishes and cooking utensils We had room to put up the stove and a place for the table and chairs We had a muslin tent for a sleeping place for part of the family We made the tent the 14th of November In the evening it egan to rain turned to snow during the night Snowed all the next day Fourteen inches But we kept warm A UTILE LATER my father and Pat started building a dug-out It took them until Dec 23 to finish it We moved in on the 24th Christmas morning there was a regular Kansas blizzard on That dugout was a palace to us We had the stove also a fine stone fireplace and plenty of dry wood The dugout was 18 feet by 15 We all lived there until spring Our homestead was on the creek about half a mile from town In February they made a dugout on the north side of our land We had never kept house so we had no furniture Had to make it out of what material we could get Our bedstead was just one post It eras made out of saplings The ends of the side pieces were pushed into the dirt wall The piece across the foot of the bed one end of it went into the walk The other end went through a hole in the post Small pieces were laid across for the bedding to rest on THERE WEREN'T any mattresses in those days We had muslin bedticks In Iowa we filled them with oats straw But there was no straw in Osborne County so we filled our bedticks with leaves I did not have a cook stove so are had to cook by the fireplace We got an iron teakettle an iron dutch oven to bake our bread and iron kettles for cooking meat nd vegetables Our table was made like the bedstead The legs were of saplings The top was board from a drygoods box Mother gave us two chairs some dishes knives Mrs Lieberman Milchen of Austin High and is majoring in Speech Mr Rios a Physics major who graduated from Jefferson High in San Antonio is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rios of 5521 Martin drive Miss Shanblum who is majoring in Elementary Education is file daughter of Mr and Mrs A ShanHum 4114 North Stanton street She is a graduate of Paso High School Miss Yerby daughter of Mr and Mrs Yerby of 5200 Texas Western College Names Tod Ten Seniors DOW Kuzma Dour SO at Now Mexico diod Mlir in local hospital Sural rad kr bio wife Mrs Jan do Dow of Carrisnoa three daughters Mrs WaUsr Bran-KIPmso Mrs Howard Hsff- Floral Pork Lons bland Mrs Hotter Lawn Arts la Mow Masieob Eight sou KugouoC Dow Jr Fwo Saw Loo Crw-cos Now Mexico Bon Hayward California Arthur Albuquercue Orville Germany Bart Colorado 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They'll Sell Quick With An Inexpensive Went Ad RUGS GUNS TOOLS BOATS TENTS BOOKS PLANTS PIANOS RADIOS SKATES STOVES TRUNKS TV SETS CAMERAS JEWELRY ANTIQUES bicycles CLOTHING DIAMONDS USED CARS LIVESTOCK FURNITURE FISH POLES AUTO TIRES GOLF CLUBS TYPEWRITERS USED TRUNKS MOTORCYCLES BABY BUGGIES REFRIGERATORS Office Furniture Farm Machinery Infant Clothing Store Equipment Outboard Motor Building Material NUrsexy Furniture Vacuum Cleaners Sports Equipment Fishing Equipment Musical Instrument Plumbing Equipment Camping Equipment Playthings Electrical Appliances You Can Sell Them Fast With an Inexpensive WANT AD addition to an ezpenses-paid trip to the August convention of the biological sciences group at Oregon State University John Nicholson of Alamogordo High won three swardj a fourth place in the physics field and first places from both the Air Force and Army Chemical Corps with his display of "Photovoltaic Other awards went to AUeeh Barnes of Albuquerque Valley High Lloyd dark of Albuquerque Sandia High and Joe Toulouse of Santa Fe High Miss Barnes won a fourth place in biology with a display of how light controls plant growth Toulouse won a fourth in earth and space sciences with "A Closed Ecological and Clark won an Army award for his exhibit on Circulation Theory of Fences Asked For Rides At Park The El Paso office of the National Safety Council has recommended additional fencing be placed around several of the rides at Washington Park Acting Secretary Dan Lazen-berry who inspected the rides said in a report that several of the rides constituted an "immediate to pedestrians because of adequate fencing to keep bystanders away from moving parts and machinery of certain rides In some cases he said the rides were too close to pedestrian walkways and in others notably the ferns wheel teenagers were in the habit of jumping on and off the moving wheel with no barricade to stop them The recommendations were to be presented to City Council by request of the parks and recreation department Joseph Kennedy Receives Therapy Whirlpool Baths United Frau International NEW YORK May Doctors today were working on a final plan for the rehabilitation cf Joseph Kennedy stricken by a stroke last Dec 19 Hie father of the President yesterday went through more of the light exercises that were prescribed for him when he entered a local clinic last Sunday A spokesman for the Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at New York University Medical Center said Kennedy also was taking whirlpool baths and undergoing speech therapy 60 Children Reported Victims of Epidemic United Freet International MEXICO CITY May 5 The Health Ministry has dispatched medical brigades to the remote mountain region near Tetela Puebla to verify reports of a whooping cough epidemic that has reportedly killed 60 children I 1 1 1 1 1 ALMOST N0WDY £J- and forks We had a dirt floor The first few months I kept house I swept my dirt floor with turkey wing We put muslin over our bed fastened it to a ridge pole and to the pieces laid to hold up the sod roof THOSE DUGOUTS were a harbor for snakes and centipedes I was in constant terror all summer One morning I discovered a snake on the muslin over the bed I called Pat He killed it It was fully six feet long A few days afterward there was another one in the house fully as large as the one he killed I was alone so the snake got away Game was plenty in those days Any time we wanted a turkey it was no trouble to get one Then we had buffalo meat and antelope and sometimes venison We lived in the dugout two years then we found a fine spring on the south side of our land We built a log house near it By this time there was small sawmill near the town When we were ready to build we took logs to the mill and got lumber sawed for our floor Not having dirt walls we could not use our pole bedstead We had lumber now and we made two bedsteads WE ALSO MADE a Uble of lumber We had a stone fireplace a large one about six feet wide We would put three logs on in the evening and the fire would go all night We had just one room and it always was comfortable The first few years were good ernes except the year the grasshoppers came A little later on we got hot winds All kinds of growing vegetables withered and died we would see hard again But when spring came we were ready to plant another crop Sometimes we got a crop when everything else burned up But very few years did we Miss Moore Miss Yerby Miss Shanblum Wally drive is a graduate of Milby High School in Houston and is majoring in Speech More To Be Helped Than gift of Howell Eurich of the Hacienda Players An evening of dinner dancing and a floor show at La Fiesta Restaurant in Juarez for a party of two gift of Efren and Mariano Valle owners Five combination pizzas gift of Pizzeria at 9976 Dyer street A six months pass for two for the State Pershing or Plaza Theater gift of John Paxton manager A wsx job valued at $1550 plus a car wash coupon book valued st 39 gift of Johnny Haddad of the and Car Wash at 701 East Yandell boulevard and Dyer 325 cash gift of Walter Lup-ton Co Auto Air Conditioning Specialists 50 gallons of premium gasoline gift of Ramon Orellano of Service Station A breakfast lunch and dinner for party of four in the round-up room of the new Ruidoso Downs Chapa rel Hotel also four free The Junior Arts Center of the El Paso Museum of Art will begin its first session of summer art classes for young people of the community on June 5 and continue through July 13 Registrations are being taken by Warren Travis educational director at the Museum Classes are directed toward the development of the creative individual Teaching is geared to the several age levels with exploration of various media and stressing of fundamentals according to individual needs The schedule follows: Tuesdays: a Mother and Pre-School Child June 5-JuIy 10 38 Winn Korf teacher 11 a m-l Ceramics for ages 11-13 June SJuly 10 38 Elizabeth Waller teacher Wednesdays: 9 a m-12 noon Oils for Teenagers 14rl7 June 6-July 11 816 Jan Herring teacher 1-3 Basic Drawing for ages 13-17 June 6-JuIy 11 38 Jan Herring teacher Thursdays: 9-11 a m- Art for ages 6-9 June 7-July 12 $8 Marjorie a a teacher 11 a m-l pi Puppetry for ages 10-12 June 7-July 12 68 Marjorie Starrs teachers Fridays: 9 -11 a Design and Assemblage for ages 13-17 June 8-July 13 38 Winn Korf teacher 1-3 Basic Art for ages 8-10 June 8-July 13 38 Jeanne Weitz teacher The Junior Arts Center is a community project of the Junior League of El Paso and is cosponsored by the El Paso Museum of Art Junior League volunteers assist in all classes which are offered throughout the year Showdown Set On Civil Rights United Freit International WASHINGTON May 5 -Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana' today sent telegrams to the other 63 Democrats telling them to be on hand next week for showdown rotes in the civil rights battle Republican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois was expected to make a similar plea to the Senate's GOP members Dirksen is a co-sponsor of plan to try to bring the souhern talkathon to a halt Mansfield yesterday reaffirmed lis intention to file a cloture petition Monday with the necessary 16 signatures That would bring a vote Wednesday but chances for getting the needed two-thirds majority for cloture appear slim The Senate late Friday rounded nut nine full days of debate on the Administration's bill to make a sixth grade education proof of literacy for voting in Federal elections In sending out his roundup call Mansfield said that besides the cloture vote the Senate might have other votes Wednesday on the literacy issue But that will depend largely on how the cloture move fares Three Mexican Hotels Join With Chain United Fran International MEXICO CITY May 5 Affiliation of three more Mexican loteis with the United States chain Western International Hv tels Inc was announced here today by Jose Brockman veteran Mexican hotel man Brockman said that the Ritz the Francis and Majestic have oined the western group previously represented here by file new Alameda Hotel Mills street There is no limit to the number of Herald-Post blanks a contestant may submit In case of ties the prizes will be divided equally Newspaper employes are not eligible to compete Last year the temperature first reached 100 on June 12 at 2:58:44 Other first 100-degree temperature days in El Paso: June 24 1954 June 8 1946 June 13 1950 May 26 1951 June 9 1953 June 17 1954 June 3 1956 June 23 1957 May 27 19 June 8 1959 June 14 I960 Future of TV To Be Discussed The future of Texas Western College will be discussed at a meeting of Mission 73 which has been called at 10:30 a Wednesday May 30 in the Stu-dgnt Union ballroom Purpose of the Mission 73 group which was established by the Board of Regents is to study the problem of where Texas Western should be in 1973 and to determine how the college can move forward in the next 10-year period A master plan will outline plans for such things as new cur-riculums end new emphases on old curriculums areas for possible development of graduate programs: the nature and scope of the library the administrative and academic organizations of the college and many other matters affecting the college Dr Judson Williams is chairman of Mission 73 -The executive officer is Professor Milton Leech Completion of the master plan is expected by August of 1963 Veterans Set Annual Dance The Yslete Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6388 wiM hold a benefit dance at the Felipe Farms on Saturday May 12 at pun This is the annual Day dance Proceeds will be for sponsoring a Little League baseball team The public is ALTA VISTA Dial LO MUf LOWXBVALLEY GROUP FR 3-T7M IF XL FASO'S POLITICAL MEM IS TOO MUCK FOR TUU HELP CLEAN IT UP BY TOYING BE- FUBUCAN 8ATUBDAY MAT IMS Political ad paid fur by ite TbiAw wolf Republican Club SATURDAY at noon la tte tern for duality mule tte or round oa KIZZ Sadia Liston to Now York miharmaaie every Saturday at noon 1 1M an your radio 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The Herald-Post offers a $100 cash prize Other prizes: A 7-Up Picknik Cooler 30 inches long by 12 by 10 gift of the 7-Up Bottling Co at 5607 El Paso drive Custom made seat covers for any model ear gift of Jimmy Baker of the Baker Glass and Seat Covers 4015 Montana avenue and valued at $50 An 11 by 16 oil painting of Spanish dancing girls gift of Jose Maria Roldan of the Bar Sevilla at 307 East Missouri street Painting done by Isidro Enrique Roldan a professor in the Bellas Artes in Spain A full course prime rib dinner for two at the Castellano Roomy gift of Eleanor Clements of the Hilton Inn plus a bottle of cham-pagne A season pass for the immediate family to the Hacienda Theater-Restaurant melodrama "Trapped in the Canning or passes to the races and four free ice skating passes in file new Cha-parel Inn Ice-O-Rama skating rink in Ruidoso Downs valued at 335 Name the exact date minute and second at which the official temperature at the Weather Bureau at Municipal Airport will first reach 100 degrees Use the accompanying entry blank Only Herald-Post entry blanks will be considered Mail blanks to the Sizzler Contest Editor Herald-Post or drop them in The Herald-Post Sizzler box on the first floor of the Newspaper Building at Kansas and.