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^AR NUMBER 30
THE PADUCAH POST, PADUCAH, COTTLE COUNTY, TEXAS 79248 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1972
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FARMERS UNION CONVENTION
James Tindall
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FALL REVIVAL TO BEGIN
SUNDAY AT FIRST BAPTIST
Register To Vote
By Friday
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Thornal coached basketball
three years and was highschool
choral music instructor before
being called into full time ser-
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The Dragons will travel to
Rochester, Friday night, Sept,
29 to meet the Rochester Steers.
ticket.” “Demo-
a tradition of pro-
environmental issues.
Concluding items of interest
are to take up permanent farm
FALL STYLE
SHOW OCT. 14
WTSU. He has been associated
with FU for two years.
Topics he plans to cover
include legislation outlook as
to new legislature and make-
up of new Congress; and state
and national issues and future
priorities.
Within the second segment
will be the trailer brake and
light law revision, tax reform,
zoning and tax reform.
Intertainment is to be fur-
nished by Kenneth Trent.
The meeting is open to the
public and everyone is invited
MIKE McMANIGAL
Dolph Briscoe To
Address Annual
Conference
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The Class AA state ranked
Childress Bobcats overpowered
the Paducah Dragons Friday
night in Bobcat Stadium 58-6.
On the opening kickoff, Padu-
cah recovered a cat fumble on
the Bobcats 46-yard line, but
their drive was stopped after
GLEN BATES and BOB ARMSTRONG
Bates, (left) Cottle County chairman, greets Armstrong,
candidate for state land commissioner, at the Monday night
Democratic rally held here.
MRS. G.R. TIPPEN and BAREFOOT SANDERS
Mrs. lippen, left, listens to Sanders, while the latter paused
from eating his beef stew at the rally hosted by local
Democrats.
was next with an 85-yard run.
Again Wood’s PAT kick was
good. Then Neel took five yard
pass from quarterback Turk
Nelson on in for a score and
once again Wood’s PAT was
Funeral services for Locke
Seal, 76, of Wichita Falls, a
ning commission also include
Foard, Childress, Hardeman,
Clay, Archer, Baylor, Jack,
Montague, Wilbarger, Wichita
and Young.
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dation Center was awarded $154, '
834 for the Nor tex Psychiatric .e
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and visitors most welcome, Research Station, Dutch-treat Maymie Walker Aug. 14, 1921
Donald Smith, president, stated. at $2 a ticket. in Shamrock.
tation; B. L. Smith, Jr., wel-
coming committee; Mrs. John
H. Davis, Jr,, telephone com-
mittee; John Brinson, speaker
system; and Mrs. Wayion Piper,
, refreshment committee.
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resident, were Monday after-
noon, Sept 25, in the First
Baptist Church of Childress.
Officiating was the Rev. Rex
Holt, pastor of Fairway Baptist
Church of Wichita Falls, the
Rev. Jimmy Smith and the Rev.
Joe Allen of Childress. Burial
was in Childress Cemetery.
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ROYCE THORNAL
vice as a minister of music and
youth at Glen Rose Baptist
Church of Houston.
for governor in the general veteran and a member of De
election in November, will be a Shazo-George American Legion
noon meal catered at the Texas Post 68 and First United Me-
A&M . University Vegetable thodist Church. He married
“Mr. Mann comes to these
services with the reputation of
being one of America’s greatest
singers of hymns, gospel songs
and religious music. His fine
tenor voice and keen interpre-
tation of music have beenapart
of many concerts and evange-
listic meetings in this country.
“He also won the hearts of
thousands in England, Scotland
F°8 nation we can
dof," Armstrong
V8 crowd gathered •
5 Memorial Building,
orial candidate
08 was represent-
garden of Wichita
den described
■1 man with vision
"All of us will
His other degrees include a
AB from Baylor University; MA
from Southwestern Seminary
। and DD from H oward Payne C ol-
lege.
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Mn every issue.”
R; who flew his own
R from Austin for S K
dsured members of
fce that the national /’
r ticket in-
fest people who will
f new problems in "
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doing a part to make h
James M. Tindall, 81, owner
Tidall Wholesale Gasoline and
Propane Co. in Shamrock and
Tindall Gin in Twitty, and a
former Cee Vee resident, died
Tuesday, Sept. 19 in a Sham-
rock hospital.
Services were held Thurs-
day afternoon in First United
Methodist Church of Shamrock
with the Rev. Bill Rushing,
pastor of Texola, Okla., Bap-
tist Church, officiating, assist-
ed by the Rev. Rollo Davidson,
pastor.
Burial was in the Shamrock
Cemetery for the man who once
lh Texas problems
Ipe a full - time
08 for all Texans.
E89 ills have a record of
teas and the nation
■■■■ ders said. In backing
um sal ticket, Sanders
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Megagsss ” ,
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Those persons who wish to
vote in the Nov. 7 general
election must register to vote
by Friday, Oct. 6, to be eligible
to mark a ballot, reminded Glen
Bates, Cottle County Demo-
cratic chairman.
■ falls Record News=
Etore election even,
1 this traditionally
> cluster of Texas
Lre advised to vote
■i ticket” on Nov. 7.
■ persons turned out
supper and Demo-
Ky here Monday
featuring Barefoot
eandidate for the U.S.
st now held by Re-
in Tower of Wichi-
LOW PREC.
59 .18
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62
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CHILDRESS
First Downs .
Net Yards Rushing .... ..
Net Yards Passing .......
Total Yards Gained ......
Passes Attempted .........
Passes Completed .......
Passes Intercepted by ....
Number of Punts .........
Punt Average ...........
Opp. Fumbles Recovered .
Number of Penalties .
Yards Penalized 100 10
School auditorium. Proceeds ing to Rev. H. Philip Widmer,
are to be used to benefit re- pastor.
sidents of Woods Nursing Cen- “The entire community is
ter. invited to attend,” Rev. Widmer
Businesses that will partici- added.
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mmstrong, unopposed
Ee candidate for state
omissioner, also flew
Austin for the affair,
ues, Cottle County
lie chairman, was
/ceremonies and re-
us. Rep. Graham
/Wichita Falls. Pur-
forced to cancel plans
■ in order to return
agon Monday for an
Eroll call vote.
I outlined several rea-
■ West Texas voters
■um Purcell to Con-
■said Purcell under-
■culture and is likely
■ chairman of the
Igiculture Committee
years if he is re—
Is fall.
■ who spoke about 20
■ explained why he
good.
Nelson took the next score
on a keeper with Wood’s PAT
being good. Johnson was up
again taking a 27-yard pass
from Nelson for another touch-
down and a successful PAT
kick by Wood.
Paducah’s only score came on
an 81-yard run by Carl Wright.
The Dragon PAT attempt failed.
The Bobcats scored three
more touchdown by Jerry Neel,
Mark Brown and Steve Smith.
।Kent Wood kicked a 24-yard
F field goal, but one PAT kick
fell short.
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Diagnostic Center. The center , so"
takes referrals from courts, A
police agencies, prosecutors ‘
and defense attorneys.
It also provides temporary > V d
housing for offenders suspect- 7 f
ed of being mentally abnormal ’I g
white they are being diagnosed I
and evaluated. Granee will con- f
tribute matches of $55,858 in I
kind and $1,060 in cash. ' A
Counties of the regional plan- mv
ticipated in basketball, recelv-"
ed his bachelor of science de-—
gree, was certified to teach
music, mathmematics and
physical education.f e
[record of absente=
| the Senate and de-
|‘part-time senator is
enough for Texas.”
I promised to con-
bis attention as a
Briscoe’s address and main
business of the conference will Survivors include his wife of
be at 1:30p.m. in the auditorium the home; one son, James B.
of Munday High School, where of Lubbock; one daughter, Mrs.
the group will elect 1972-73 Katheleen Stebbins of Seattle,
officers to succeed Chairman Wash.; two brothers, Hubert
H.H. Partridge of Munday, Vice and Chester, both of Shamrock;
Chairman Bob Hillery of one sister, Mrs. N.M. Jones
Wichita Falls, and Secy, of San Agnelo and four grand-
Norman W. Brints of Vernon. children.
The group will also hear a
report on R-PEP’s 1971-72
activities and its long-range
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Members of the Rolling owned and operated all the
Plains Economic Program tins in Cee Vee community and
(R-PEP) will hear Dolph Childress for many years.
Vernon has been appointed
chairman of the Senate
Administration Committee by
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes.
Hightower also was appoint-
ed to the subcommittee on
appropriations of the Finance
Committee and to the Natural
Resources Committee.
The appropriations subcom-
mittee writes the Senate ap-
propriations bill while the
Natural Resources Committee’s
business includes legislation on
agriculture and oil and gas.
Major rule changes have
affected the committee struc-
ture in the legislature.
Senate members may only
serve on three committees and
standing committees have been
reduced from 27 to nine.
The award to the Wichita
C ounty C om mun ity MH/MR
Center is one of 40 for fund-
ding of $2,405,526 considered
by the CJC executive committ-
mittee, Sept. 8.
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Mike McManigal of Waco,
administrative assistant to J.
Naman, state Farmers Union
president, is to be the guest
speaker at the Cottle-King
Farmers Union annual con-
vention Saturday, Sept. 30, at
7 p.m. which will open with a
covered dish supper in Veterans
Memorial Building.
The native of Farwell,
Parmer County, is a graduate
of West Texas State University,
attended Texas Tech and did
post graduate work at Eastern
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Plans for the Fall Style Show and Ireland in rallies and
Visitors were present from to be staged Oct. 14 by the crusades sponsored by the
Wichita Falls, Quanah, Crowell, Alpha Eta Kappa chapter, Beta Billy Graham Evangelistic
Vernon, Dallas, Shamrock, Sigma Phi, were discussed at Association.
Chillicothe, Childress, Petts- their Sept. 5 meeting in the “To Bill Mann each song,
boro, Seymour and Quitaque, home of Mrs. Pat Puckett. Mrs. brings a message about Christ
_____________________________ Bobby Sunday was co-hostess. which he passes on to his
Thornal, a native os Waco,
is the son of a Baptist minis-
ter and public school teacher.
He began singing at the age of
16 and twice named as a bass
soloist for the All State
Chorus.
« STRAIGHT won ■ “t tHmToRAGOM-C
■ diagnostic and consultation ser-
vices to the criminal justice | ner Dwswa
agencies in Cottle County and Ludu MUVIVdl
the area served by the Nor tex
Regional Planning Commission A series of unique evange-
of Wichita Falls. istic services will begin Sun-
The money will come from the day, Oct. 1, at First United _
Criminal JusUceCoimcU, which Methodist Church, under the The.fall revival of . First
oversees statewide law en- direction of Bill Mann of Baptist Church will beginSun- e“
forcement planning and adm ini- Richardson. day, Oct. land gothrough Oct. 8 AA
straters funds from the law Em- Services are to continue with Dr. O. Byron Richardson . A
forcement Assistance Adminis- through Tuesday, Oct 3. Sun- 01 Dallas as the evangelist. 6
tration for crime control pro- day’s services will be at 11 Royce Thornal of Waco will 1
jects in Texas. a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Monday lead the singing.
Wichita County Community and Tuesday services will be Services will be al112 noon (
Mental Health/ Mental Retar- at 7:30 p.m. during week days and 7:30 o” ■
1 clock each evening. W
Dr. Richardson, who was a ‘!
pastor more than 20years since "I
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degree from the University of
Houston. He became in 1960 M
othe staff associate for revival |
"d‛“T " evangelism in the evangelism
■■■feaST''5 division of the Baptist General
Convention of Texas. nn _________
DR. O. BYRON RICHARDSON
F elect this man
F believe in,” he
new farm program and
dMNh
Bobcat “Larry Johnson broke
1 for first light with a 35-yard
F JB run. Kent Wood’s point after
Ade) touchdown was good. Jerry Neel
former Childress County
program, bargaining and
marketing authority, rural
Briscoe when they assemble Tindall was born Jan. 6,
here in Munday, Oct. 3for their 1891 in Calhoun County, Miss.,
annual conference. and came to Shamrock in 1911.
Preceding the appearance of
Briscoe, Democratic nominee He was a World War I
। “South of the Border” was listeners. For this reason, Mr. Q• CflD A"FIpnRW III OUT
theme for the event which will Mann is well qualified to lead Ar I (" A I EKEpa I Hill H I
g be held in the Paducah High our “revival in song ” accord- 1 V EtlVIII
Enmssl, nate in the show arp Carl Darr __________________
— - ~ pate in the snow are Carl Darr ------—
Hightower To
V Sandefurs Inc., Porter’s Fabric •
A ■“ SSS Head Senate
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s- given by Mrs. Jerry Long.
,Mrs. Puckett and Mrs. Sun- State Sen. Jack Hightower of New Mexico University and
a day served refreshments to
Mmes. Long, Janice Maxey,
W « Jimmy Porter, Roger Holley,
daLa Charles Walker and Don Havins.
_______b M Locke Seal
•-u"d-b ' Gorvinec Mnnrav
Hr r, HILLERY F. GRANT and the first bale of cotton for 1972. •UI VIUU IvlUllUUj
Wr ", S, Heatly
.^visitors that GRANT BRINGS IN FIRST BALE
E is the center of
r:‘ ““ GF COTTLE COTTON FOR 1972
W?a bit of political
"nemocratic officei Cottle County’s 1972 cotton -------------------------------
they (the R ’ season is officially underway, . nEEe
L hat theSCapitoi with me first bale of the anti- I UTOrenCe
Ethouse, they’ll want cipated bumper crop ginned LHHU -------
I at the courthouse Thursday morning, Sept. 21,
■ at Paducah Gin Co. Last year’s In KvP InaAn , o , --------
9Robert Beck pastor first bale was brought in Oct. 1. ||| Hub LIUUUU wSea died Saturday in a Weeneecov
f^t Church do Grown by Hillery F. Grant of Wichita Falls nursing home VeenesaaY
Vepening prayer and Paducah on acres one mile The Agricultural Stabilizat- W ere e had lived the past 18 . . nAt E
Pes, county attornpv north and quarter mile east of ion and Conservation County months:. IS-aSTHaYor
Delwin, the 1,960 lbs. of hand- Committee election this year h A native of DentonCounty, ALAya
--L pulled cotton was weighed in at will be changed somewhat, in e a arme in the Cee Vee A9senree VOT0S
Vty chairman I, 1116 gin at 8 p.m. Wednesday, that Cottle County has been community before moving to
7 moment of silent It was gathered from five to approved as a one-community C il ress 311 ater to Wichita
E"emory of thp 1 six acres and truned out a gross county, according to Dee R. Se. . . Wednesday, Get* 4, is the last
Ek” Walt who weight bale of 505 pounds with Green, county executive direc- urvivors, include a son, day for absentee balloting on
Etgivehiss.whq 484 pounds of lint and 900 pounds tor. Lawrence o Honey Grove; 2 the special trustee election
EFratie cans Support of seed daughter, Mrs. Jerry Kotulek which will be held in the school
P his m.Bates Grant, who has 80 acres in Green explained that instead of Wichita Falls; three sisters, tax office on Oct. 7.
Fer worki de to cotton said less than half out of electing community com- Mrs. Leonard Chisum of Hydro,
hherkers who it was open He stated he plant- mitteemen there will be one Okla., Mrs. Bill Roberson of Roy Powell has been named
ed the cotton between Ma V 5 and county committeeman elected Sayre, Okla., and Mrs. Bill election judge and clerks are Bates said absentee voting Plans for the next 12 months.
eG.A thefollow- 10 received sufficient rain by popular vote with the elec- Cisco of Chico, Calif.; two to be Mrs. Jessie Thomas and for the general election will ------------------------------
Ecooks; MPpen and when it was needed and had been tion to be held on Dec. 1, brothers, Clyde of Tell, and Mrs. Buford Biddy. commence Oct 18 and continue Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Richards
Ekistrt’mrs John luckv pnoup-h to nothavp tonianf Ova of Cee Vee; and seven ' through Nov. 3, attended funeral services Mon- DATE
Emerr i Kenneth Ballots are to be mailed to grandchildren. On the ballot to elect one day in Plainview for her niece, Sept. 20
Es, roupiMrs, *_________________________ each eligible voter in the near Pallbearers will include hoard member are the names The total of registered voters Jan Cook, a former Plain view Sept 21
Tppen scorations; T.J. Richards attended a future and must be returned Glenn, Carl, Carr oil, Dan and of Mrs. Frank Taylor, BiUy had reached to 1,806 persons resident Miss Cook died Satur- Sept. 22
hey, samyitations; meeting of Texas andSouthwest to the Agricultural Stabiliza- Delbert Seal and Gary and Smith and Waylon Piper. by Tuesday afternoon, accord- day in an Austin hospital. She Sept. 23
V8tinsonng com- Cattleraisers Association in tion and Conservation Service Timmy Moran and Bobby As of press time Tuesday, ing to the county tax assessor- was the daughter of Mrs. Dan Sept. 24
V > anspor- Midland Friday and Saturday. office by Dec. 1. Greenroy. no absentee votes had been cast collector office. Cook and the late Dan Cook. Sept. 25
9 “We took a good country
bg licking” says Coach Charles
Ig Mitchell, “but our kids have
got to bounce back, which they
h will, and get back on the win-
Dh ning track. Now is when these
) ' young men need your backing
F / and support more than ever,”
Mitchell conducted.
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The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. [65], No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 28, 1972, newspaper, September 28, 1972; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1407379/m1/1/: accessed June 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.