The Wellington Leader from Wellington, Texas • Page 7

Naturally It The Texas Midlife Department al of the "biggest ever" Pittman- Robertson Federal Aid, in Wildlife: Restoration Under': terms ment, the Bureau of Sport Bisheries and 754 of the total cost quiring 15,200 acres south Texas land for ment purposes, Total tion cost of the land locates in LaSalle and ties is estimated to be mately $1,918,000 the largest "dollar valued" single project in wudfite restoration Pratt Monies ever recelving federal. approv Texas Parks and Wildlife! ministrators: plan use of the brush habitat game manage ment area as ad outdoor laboratory and demonstration area. It will preserve habhat which has been rapidly disappearing from the Texas scene due to agricultural brush, clearing. Public hunting will be allows ed on the wildlife management Funds for purchase of area are derived from an excise tax levied upon the of sporting arms and ammunition. These 'funds.

known as Pittman Robertson monies, and the Terse rections dne of trails and select Bentsen Rio Grande State Park. The will be limited to mento art administered by the Bureau of Sport. Fisheries and Wildlife. and Merritt of Mr. Mrs.

Wayne Dimmitt. YOU'LL I FIND IT IN THE WANT ADS! RENT SERVICE HIRE BUY SELL FOR SALE: Electric cook stove; Burane cook stove; G.M, refrigerator; pint quart- -jars; automatic Maytag washing machine; camper for short" wheelbase pickup. A. R. Nelson, 1708 Park Lane, phone 447-2877.

49-3p FISH FRY Every Tuesday Night. ALL YOU CAN EAT, $1.25. DIXIE, MAID, Highway Phone 447-5740 SERVICES SERVICES FOR SALE SEE STRONG'S FLOWERS for perennials, English tvy, lawn grass seed; plenty of gerant ums deft; insecticides and potting soils. 504fc Custom Hay Baling (Model 200 New Holland Baler) CUSTOM SWATHING HAY HAULING Mack Shields Don Hall 254-1071 Shamrock Wellington 51-2c Auto Aches Pains? SEE TINY'S AUTOMOTIVE: AID Ph. SUPPLY or -2450 SINGER Machines, Stereos, TV's, Typewriters, Vacuum Cleaners.

Service what I sell. Also supplics. Inquire 447-5758. 51-5p out UNDIT EXPERT BODY WORK Free Estimates Prompt Service Expert Work Brown Paint Body Shop Phone 447-6506 MONUMENTS Wallace Monument Co. of Clarendon Mrs.

G. L. Jones Representative 1108 West Avenue Phone 447-5658 24-tc MONUMENTS WILLIS-PELLOW GRANITE MONUMENT WORKS Call Collect KE Granite, Okla. Bulldozing Terracing Grading Haroid Elbert WEBBER'S BEAUTI-PLEAT DRAPERY We Make Install All Types of Draperies. Complete Line of Rode and Samples.

Call for Appolatment, 101 fouth Choctaw Phone BI. Shamrock, Texas 20-tic Gets Natur viol ni Mate Phone A 447-5493 FOR WANT ADS or when our listed phone is busy for any other business Cards of Thanks With. deepest gratitudo. we ex tend this word of thanks to all those who were so thoughtful and kind to. us during the 111- ness and passing of our loved one.

'We are grateful for the beautiful Noral offerings, cards, food and: the contributions the different: organizationa: Cal:) Farley's. Boys Ranch, First Methodist Church Bullding Fund (and" the St. Joseph's Hospital, We express. our thanks Dr. Carter Holcomb, to the staff.

of- St. a Joseph's Hospital, and all sought to' comfort us. We-are-truly grateful; your kindness has meant much. to us, pie Family of 0. Kiker.

want to thank my dear friends for their help, encouragement, and all the lovely things they did for me during my Illness and convalescence. The food, cards and flowers you sent, the words of egoment, and your: many visits so much to help. 1 appreci-: ate all you did, 'and the work of the good doctors in caring for me. I.am now up and feeling fine and am myself again. Mrs.

W. W. Sugg Wanted We Need Seed Must be this year's crop, clean and uncooked. will pay $1.00 per gallon. Deliver 10 DAVIS ENCO STATION on Highway 83 52-tfc Legal Notice NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS AND CREDITORS OF FIRST STATE BANK, DODSON, TEXAS The undersigned, Federal: Doposit Insurance Corporation, has been duty appointed and Liquidator of the First State Bank, Dodson, Texaa, by Banking Commissioner ol the State of Texas.

Notice is hereby given to the depositors und creditors who may have claims against said First State Bank that written proof of. said claims must be presented to sald Receiver and Liquidator at Its office in Dodson, Texas, within eighteen (38) months from this date. Dated at Dodson, Texas this 13th day of May, 1969. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Receiver and Liquidator of First State Bank, Dodson, Texas.

Robert A. Minor Liquidator. 45-130 GARAGE SALE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY JULY 12 and 13 mile north. al- -City Limits on -Quell highway. Watch for signs.

Household items, clothes, baby items, You NAme it, we bed, have it. on REFUGEES crowd into a compound set up near Qang Nal in the Son Tinb district of South Vietnam, after being removed from their homes on the Batangan Peninsula where Marines cleared guerrilla forces from area. Total Value of State's Livestock and Poultry Up COLLEGE The total value of livestock and poultry on Texas farms and ranches on Jan. 1 was above a year ago, to the Texas Crop and stock Reporting Service. Cattle numbers were up hogs and turkeys Sheep numbers were down from last year, goats and chickens 10th, the Service said.

On the first day of the year the total value of livestock and poultry was set at $1.696.8 million. Cattle comprised 92.3% of the total. all sheep 3.9%, bogs 1.3%, goats 1.2% and poultry 1.3%. For the fourth consecutive year, Texas cattle numbers increased. There were 11,521,000 cartle in the state with an average value of $136.

Milk cow numbers, however, were below the 196S total with 000 head on Texas farms and ranches on Jan. 1, 1969. All sheep in the state totaled 3,949.000 head down from last year. Stock sheep were also down by but totel sheep on feed remained Unchanged at 242,000 head. All sheep were valued at $65.9 million.

Goat and kid numbers dropped from the 1968 figure to 2,929,000 head, valued at $6.70 per head. The current inventory had a farm value of $19.6 million, the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service noted. All hogs totaled 943,000 head, up Hogs and pigs on Tex-! as farms and ranches were valued at $22.3 million or average of $23.70 per head. Chickens numbered 17,445,000 on Jan. 1, with a total farm value of $18.3 million.

The tal, which excludes commercial broilers, was down Turkeys, however, totaled 793,000 head, an increase of from last year. Turkeys in the state were valued at $3.7 million at the start of the year. Men In Service Lt. j.g. Fred Watkins, U.

S. Navy, left Monday, July 7, to return to his base at Roosevelt Road, San Juan, Puerto Rico, after three weeks leave spent here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watkins and Edi. Watkins has been at San Juan a year and a half and will be stationed there one year longer.

While on leave he also visited with his brother, Lewis Watkins in Austin, and with Jerry Rainey in Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. John Roark in Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. of Albany, have been vislitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Groves.

The two families are long time friends and Mr. Eminger is a retired Lieutenant Colonel from the Army. Visitors in the home of Mrs. Edith Estes and Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Estes were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Martin of Ralls. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

G. N. Davis over July 4 were friends from Lubbock, Mr. and Mrs. J.

V. McCormick, Johnny and Margie. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wayne: Bryan of Amarillo were here for the week end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Rolan Bryan. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everelt Bell over the week end were their two sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Bell and family of Iowa Park and Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Bell and family of Lubbock. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Bartlett have had AS their guest during the last month her sister, Miss Betty Coleman of Lonoke, Ark.

Other visitors in their home during this time also have been her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Coleman, and her gradnmother, Mrs. A.

L. Coleman and Miss Margaret Austin of Lonoke; and Goodrum Swaim of Moro Bay, Calif. Miss Judy Glenn and Miss Kay Donaldson of Amarillo spent the holidays with Miss Glenn's mother, Mrs. Tommie Lou Thompson. Mr.

and Mrs. John Lanman of Oklahoma City were week end guests of Mrs. Barbara Williamson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller, Mr.

and Mrs. Orvell Wells of Dallas spent the holiday week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wells. Mrs.

Fred Troutman and Mrs. Garland Hodge and sons, Eddie and Wayne of Corpus Christi have been in Wellington visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodge and Mr. and Mrs.

Doc Lewis. Visitors in the home of Mrs. J. G. Gardner over the week end were her daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Macy Sanders of Amarillo, They also visited with their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Seitz and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Horton. John Ford, a teacher in the Denton Schools, is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Ford. John will attend school at North Texas State University during the last six weeks summer vacation. Mike Cummings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings Is visiting in Jal, N.M., with his uncle, Ellison Cummings.

Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Covey over the week end were their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Olan Moore of Lubbock.

They also visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Thomason.

Mr. and Mrs. Buford Wheeler and Lisa and Randy, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Wheeler and Starla Gaye of Amarillo visited this past week end with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hairgrove and Craig of Irving visited with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Estes and with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.

Peeples and Mrs. Edith Estes. Miss Janyth Estes of Lubbock also visited over the week end. MARRIAGE LICENSES Freddy Guy Morrison, 17, of Reno, and Miss Pamela Dale McCormack, 15, of El Reno, June 27. Otis Ed Cooper, 18, of Gilmore, and Miss Joyce Johnson, 18, of Wellington, June 30.

Ralph William Martin, 43. of Wellington, and Lorrena May Bowen Trolinder, 42, of Wellington, July 3. Albert Ronald Dempsey, 29, of Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base, Okla, and Stella Nadine Campbell, 29, of Cordell, July 3. Jerry David Ward, 20, Route 3, Shamrock, and Billie Lee Purkey, 18. Dozier Route, Shamrock, July 4.

Want Ad Information Rates On Classified 3 and Legal: Notices: Minimum charge Minimum Charge with cash in advance Per word, 1 Insertion Each subsequent insertion Display in Classified Section, per inch Mrs. Mildred Starr of Ama-1 rillo, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Carter of Amarillo, Mr. and Bill Crosby of Arlington, Lowell Wells, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Duncan and Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. John Holton and Johnny and two grandsons, Larry and Lee Lacy spent the 4th of July at Dozier. Here from Shamrock Monday were Mrs.

Morgan Tucker, who was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Deger, and visited with friends, and Mrs. U.

0. Jett, who visited her sisters. Miss Eva Bishop and Miss Donna Bishop. Mr. and Mrs.

James Richardson and Miss Linda Richardson were in Lubbock July 3 to attend the wedding of his nephew, Mike Richardson to Miss Lila Hust. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Davis Edens of Dalhart, formerly of Wellington and Lubbock. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam H. Wal-1 Jace and daughters, Marilyn and Carolyn of Mesquite left early Wednesday after visiting for several days with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. B.

Hopper. LOW ANGLE makes the majestic Queen Elizabeth 2 look Like a gigantic whale. The luxury liner had her bull cleaved in Southampton, England, after returning from a successful three-day trial run. She can carry more than 2,000 passengers. Reprints of The Wellington furnishes reprints vertisements to all advertisers who destre them each week.

Additional reprints may be secured at considerably lower cost than new circulars by notifying paper of your needs at the time you place the advertisement with the newspaper. FOR SALE FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house at 1111 Ennis. Street. Concrete cellar, 2 room apartment attached to garage. Phone 493-2921 Dodson, 1 Texas.

52-3p FOR SALE: Several new listings on real nice homes. C. E. Caldwell Real Estate, 1511 E. 8th Street, phone 447-2263; res.

447-2157. 52-Lfc FOR SALE: Two 4-row devils, Mrs. Warren Carter, phone 447-2459. 52-2p FOR SALE: Gas range, refrigerator freezer, Dearborn heater, platform rocker, 2 air conditioners, 2 roll-away beds, 3 carpets, chrome dinette set, bathroom fixtures and other items. Phone 447-2223.

52-1 NEW 3-bedroom house for sale or trade, to be moved. With cabinets and bathroom fixtures. Third door north of Manuel's Store on east side of Haskell Street. See J. L.

Collins next door, 447-2775. 46-11c FOR SALE OR RENT: House at 1401 Floydada Street. Call 447-2453 for details. 49-tic FARM, 180 ACRES. west of Hereford.

Good level land. Fenced on 2 sides. Barn. 54 A. wheat, 18 bu.

yield; 109 A. feed, '39 bu. yield, This farm could have earned $2185 in '69 if handled properly. $24,000. No trade.

Williams, (Broker), 447-5662; 447-5506 home 50-3p SOUTHLAND BATTERIES FITS GM CARS $14.95 exchange Ace Hardware Buster flughs, Owner 44-tic BALER WIRE FOR SALE WELLINGTON LUMBER CO. 42-tIc Services FARM AND RANCH LOANS! See: Jack Williams; Manager Federal Land Bank Association of Shamrock. Phone 256-1212. 47-tlc PORTABLE DISC ROLLING: Are your discs ready Contact Browning Shoe Shop call- 447. 41-41c Cowman's Headquarters Complete line of Livestock Supplies Vaccines Antibiotics Insecticides Equipment Pharmacy.

18-tic FOR RENT FOR RENT: Furnished ments and houses. Phone 447. 2088. 52-Lfc FOR RENT: Furnished, apartment, 3 rooms and bath, near school. Mrs.

Huston, 447-2606. 51-11c HELP WANTED Need someone in this area to assume small monthly ments on spinet piano. Nothing down. Easy terms. Write Credit Manager, Box 3035, Lubbock, Texas 70410.

52-2p DESIGNED FOR TEXAS Net $600 to $800 monthly for only a few hours work per week as the exclusive dealer for the exciting new UNO. TRON process. An outstanding opportunity with a yearly potential of over $60,000 in your protected Territory. Total Investment secured by Inventory only $2000. Wrile NAMS, 2018 Adolphus Tower, Dallas, Texas 75202.

NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE TO HOG FARMERS: We buy all types of hogs and pay on the Ft. Worth market. PADUCAH HOG MARKET, Paducah, Texas, day phone 492- 3074, night phone 492-3110. 46-8c 52-1p.