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CALLAHAN COUNTY STAR—BAIRD, TEXAS— THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980 XII PAGES NUMBER 8
VOLUME 95
coweftiories•

Seven From Baird Selected to

All-District Basketball
With the end of basketball season, the
all-district team has been selected.
Those players chosen for these teams
for District 8-A are as follows: Girls,
1st. Team, Dale Pieper, Jr.; Emily
Davidson, Sr.; Regina Pearson, Sr.;
Brissy Martinez, Jr.; and Sharla Turner,
Sr.; 2nd Team, Lisa Davis, Soph.; Char-
lotte Perryman, Jr.; Jodi Jennings, Sr.;
Charolette Hooper, Soph.; Denise Wals-
worth, Soph.; Darla Miller, Sr.; and Jill
Bristow, Soph.; Honorable Mention,
Tammy Erwin, Jr.; Donna Bell, Sr.;
Dana Kight, Jr.; Rocky Garza, Soph.;
Toni Estrada, Jr.; Sonya Pieper, Sr.;
Melissa Teinert, Sr.; Gala Handley, Jr.;
Gloria Scott, Sr.; Jackie Hooper, Jr.;
Lovanne Rodgers, Soph.; Ramona Pear-
son, Sr.; Connie Eubanks, Sr.; and Marty
Brumbaugh, Jr.
Boys 1st. Team, Derwin Sheppard,
Sr.; Julian Jones, Jr.; Kevin Dean, Jr.;
Danny Blankenship, Jr.; and Kip Pease,
Soph. 2nd Team, Sid Grand, Soph.;
Darryl Harris, Jr.; Zane Wright, Sr.;
Mike Davis, Jr.; Odis Willis, Sr.; and
David Thornton, Jr., Honorable Mention,
Mark Cary, Sr.; Scott Wofford, Sr.;
Terry Middlebrook, Sr.; Mark Hollister,
Sr.; Sonny Davis, Sr.; Alan Houston, Sr.;
Gred Hayes, Jr.; Randy Elunore, Sr.;
John Piper, Sr.; Sherman Bates, Sr.;
Harvey Titus, Sr.; Alan Bohannon, Jr.;
Cleve Tutt, Jr.; and Brian Fears, Jr.

Sheriffs Posse Holds Meet

CONSTRUCTION BEGAN ON BRIDGE— Mon-
day, March 3, 1980, construction was begun on a
bridge at the west end of the Baird Lake across
Mexia Creek.
There were three bids for the construction of
this bridge, and Tollett and Son Enterprises are
building it.
The cost of the bridge is $35,000. and should be
completed within 10 days.
The March meeting of the Callahan
County Sheriff's Posse was held Monday,
March 3, 1980 at the clubhouse. Iky Akers
presided over the meeting. Those direct-
ors and officers that was present were
Eugene and Delores Kitchens, Steve
Moore, Harky Shelnutt and James Jones.
The guests were Kathy Moore, Amy and
Laura Collins.
Details for the 4 o 'clock parade on
judging of the Queens Contest. After
which the 8:00 Grand Entry will kick off
the second performance of the 1980 rodeo.
The first performance will be at 8 p.m.
Friday, May the 16th and another per-
formance will follow Sunday afternoon at
2 p.m.
There will be a calf scramble sponsored
by the Clyde Jaycees where County 4-H
and FFa members can win a calf to show

Dyer Does Well at Junction Saturday, May 17, 1980 were discussed.
Following the parade, there will be the
in the County Livestock Show at Cross
Plains.

Tennis Tourney
The Baird tennis teams traveled to
Junction this past weekend to take part
in the 12th Annual Junction Invitational
Tennis Tournament. Those making the
trip were Connie Eubanks, Jodi Jennings,
Marty Brumbaugh, Beckye Tucker, Jill
Holland, Paula Fears, Mark Allen, Trey
Dyer, Alan Bohannon, Larry Segura,
Dana Gillit and Charles Hart.
Trey Dyer won the boys singles title
defeating Lance Wright of Junction in
straight sets, 6-0, 6-0. Trey played very
well even with the extreme cold.
Marty Brumbaugh also played veryw
well and made it to the finals in the con-
solation bracket before losing to Janet
Crownover of Marble Falls.
Connie Eubanks and Jodi Jennings
were defeated in the consolation semi-
finals by a team from San Angelo Lake-
view.
All team members played well and are
getting ready for their next match which
will be against Clyde at 2:30 Thursday at
the Baird Courts. Also Friday and Sat-
urday they will compete in Sweetwater.

Public School Week

The public is invited to visit Baird
school during the annual observance of
Texas Public Schools Week, March 3-7.
All classrooms from first grade through
senior high levels will be open for visita-
tion by the general public.
Baird School Spring Vacation Mar. 31 - April 4
The Baird Independent School District
will observe spring vacation the week of
March 31 through April 4. This had ori-
ginally been set for the following week.
This change has been made because so
many students and teachers are involved
in University Interscholastic League activ-
ities during the week of April 7 through
In recognition of the event, schools will
display student work.
Visitors desiring more information are
asked to contact their local school admin-
istration offices.
11.
There will be no school on Friday,
March 28, far the students as this will be
an in-service day for teachers. This had
originally been scheduled for April 4.
The fifth six-weeks . will now end
April 11 rather than April 3 as shown on
the originally calendar.
GRADUATING MANAGER— Carl Gunter, man-
ager of the Allsup's store at Interstate 20 and
Coleman Highway in Baird, receives his diploma
from Chester Lindsey, instructor, for successfully
completing the Allsup's Store Manager Training
Course. The class, held at the company's home
offices in Clovis, New Mexico, prepares new man-
agers for assuming the responsibilities of operat-
ing an Allsup's store. According to Chester Lind-
sey, "The eight day course is intensive, with
theory, policy and procedure and practical appli-
cation covered. It's a demanding class designed
to prepare the managers to handle the duties of
their challenging position and better serve our
customers."

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Couple Exchange Austin, where she received

a B.S. degree in pharmacy.
She is employed by Save-X
BIG to Meet
Thurs. March 6
Vows March 1 Drug on Buffalo Gap Road
in Abilene.
The bridegroom is a BIG will hold their regu-
Elizabeth Elliott, daugh- brick of Ft. Worth; Dick graduate of Nolan High lar meeting Thursday,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Andrews of Abilene; Pat School, Ft. Worth. He at- March 6th at 7 p.m. in the -
Elliott, and William G. Adams of Arlington and Legion Hall.
tended St. Mary's Univer-
Schumacher, son of Mr. Iky Akers of Clyde. Akers sity and received a B.B.A. The candidates endorsed
and Mrs. R.J. Schumacher and Thompson also seated by BIG will be available for
degree in marketing from
of Ft. Worth, were married the guests. informal discussions with
the University of Texas at
in the First United Metho- Parents of the bride host- Arlington. He is employed all interested citizens.
dist Church Saturday. ed the reception at their by Pride Pipeline, Abilene.
Given in marriage by her home. The bridegroom's
father, the bride wore a parents hosted the rehear- * * * * * * * * * * *
wedding gown of candle- sal dinner at the Petroleum
light English net, organza,
and alencon lace with mold-
Club.
For the trip to St. Tho- Bargain Barn
ed bodice fashioned of lace mas, Virgin Islands, the
appliques over English net
embroidered with seed
bride wore a nipon beige
linen suit with brown
RE-OPENING
pearls and scattered clear accesseries. On their return
sequine. A round yoke of the couple will be home at Lots of good items.
English net with beading 3217 Winterhawk, Abilene. SPECIAL — Fishing Bait Now Available.
in a sunburst pattern en- A graduate of Baird High OPEN Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. and Sun.
hauced the neckline and School, the bride attended CLOSED Mon. and Tues.
closed with a high wedding Tarleton State University
ring collar of lace. Long and University of Texas at * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * *
tapered sleeves of net re-
peated the pattern with a
band of lace at the cuff.
A full skirt of organza
swept to a chapel train in
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the back with a wide border
of alencon lace around
Mrs. William Schumacher the hemline. Her veil was
...formerly Miss Elliott a Juliet cap of lace match-
ing her gown, re-embroid-
ered with seed pearls and
"Al The BACK FORT?
swquins. A cloud of illusion
Fred Yates Dies Sunday fell beyond the train of
Fred Yates, 80, of 1917 in Abilene. He was a mem- the gown. She carried a
Lowden died at 9:30 p.m. ber of South Side Baptist cascading bouquet of mini-
Sun. at his home after an Church. ature carnations with
illness. Serviceswere at Mr. Yates was a former stephanottis and baby 's
3:30 p.m. Tues. at Elliott- employee of Citizens Na- breath.
Hamil Chapel of Faith. tional Bank. He retired in Rebecca Elliott was her
The Rev. D.J. Bennett, 1979 from Purolator Inc. sister's maid of honor.
pastor of South Side Bap- Survivors include his Bridesmaids were, Mrs.
tist Church officiated, as- wife; two sons, Ray and Jim Roskopf of Tyler; Mrs.
sisted by the Rev. Riley Garves, both of Clyde; a Jim Hatchett, Jr.; Mrs.
Fugitt of First Baptist half sister, Ann Holmes of Bo Lance of Sudan; Mrs.
Church in Clyde. Burial Allen; two grandsons; a Bill Nutt of Boise, Idaho;
was in Clyde. great-grandson; and a Mrs. Scotty Goldsmith;
Born April 18, 1899, in number of nieces and ne- Barbara Akers of Clyde
and Mrs. Randy Tollett. "If you think it'll help Doc, give me a shot
Big Sandy, he moved to phews.
The bridesmaids wore long too, I'm feeling kinda faint."
Abilene from Blooming
Grove in 1937. He married dresses of cerise chiffon
Vivian Mason Feb. 28, 1953 Classifieds Pay and carried nosegays of
pink rosebuds and minia-

r Announcing
ture white carnations.
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The bridegroom 's father If your checking account needs a shot in
served as best man.
Groomsmen were, Pete the arm, why not dress 4 up with
Thompson of Odessa;
,
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Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs
Shackelford
Diggs Shackelford - Dona Cotner
Married February 29
Jiggs Shackelford of
Baird and Dona Cotner of
Abilene were married Fri-
day, February 29, 1980,
with Bill Perkins, minister
of the United First Metho-
dist Church, officiating.
The wedding and the re-
ception were held at the
Shady Oaks Country Club.
The reception was given by
Jim and Virginia Tollett.
Newsletter On Gardening
Coming in March
A regular newsletter for
all gardening enthusiast
will be printed and dis-
tributed in March, accord-
ing to Gred Gerngross,
County Extension Agent.
This newsletter is a new
addition to services provid-
ed by the Callahan County
Extension office and hope-
fully will be issued each
month during the spring
and summer months.
The newsletter will con-
tain information relative to
soil preparation, variety
selection, insect and di-
sease control, harvesting
and etc.
Several garden clubs
have submitted names of
their members to be includ-
ed on the mailing list and
other organized groups or
individuals are invited to
submit their names and
complete addresses to the
County Extension office at
Baird if they are interested
Mr. and Mrs. Shackel-
in receiving the newsletter.
ford plan to reside in Baird.
Either call the County
Extension office in Baird
at 915-854-1518 or drop a
OFFICE SUPPLIES, post card in the mail with
your name and address to
AND TYPEWRITER County Extension office,
Courthouse, Baird, Texas
Star 79504.
Educational programs
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Percy C.
Moore Succumbs
Percy C. Moore was born
October 18, 1885 in the
home in which he lived for
94 years. He was the son of Scott Norman, Lisa Carrico
Captain W.E. and Sarah Ronnie Casey,
Elizabeth (Neal) Moore. Tammie Barron
He attended Blossom
schools and began painting
in earnest in 1913. He at- Cupid's Banquet
tended the Chicago Art
Institute and taught paint-
ing up until he was 90 Held February 14
years of age. The First Baptist Church Prince Joe Payne and
He painted the portrait of Baird held the Fifth tammie Barron, Princess,
of Mr. William J. McDon-
ald which hangs in the
Annual Cupid's Court Ban- crowned by former Princess
quet on Thursday, Feb. 14 Karen Park.
McDonald Observatory in
in the new fellowship Following a catered meal
the Davis Mountains.
hall. Elected to reign over by Mack Eplens Cafeteriak
His funeral was held in
this year's court were King the court was entertained
the Blossom, Texas Baptist
Scott Norman and Queen by HSU student Ronnie
Church on February 28,
Lisa Carrico, who were Shaw, who sang various
and buried in the Knights
crowned by last year's love songs and accompan-
of Honor Cemetery in
royalty, King Donnie Bar- ied himself with the guitar.
Blossom. ron and Queen Darla Mc- The banquet was con-
He had relatives in the
Williams. cluded after music director,
Clyde and Baird area. The
home address is Box 212,
The Youth I Department
chose Ronnie Casey as
Fain McWilliams challeng-
ed the newly elected court
Blossom, 75416. Prince, crowned by former to a committed life to
Christ.
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2 Clyde Students On Honor Roll
Rowden Community News Names of students who
achieved high scholastic
By Mrs. N. V. Gibb,s honors during the fall
semester have been an-
nounced by the office of the
Vice President for Acade-
mic Affairs at the Texas
Woman's University.
The list included from
Clyde: Vicki Anette Deeds,
a senior Occupational
Therapy major; and Sandy
R. Harless, a sophomore
majoring in Education of

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ROWDEN- If the old in the Warren Price home the Deaf.

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surgery in Hendrick Med-
saying is true, March will Sun. afternoon and found ical Center last week.
go our meek as a lamb, but Mrs. Price not feeliny,- so
what an entrance March well. She had come home
Mrs. Price is improving
slowly.
,
had last Sat. Cold, cold gus- from the Baird hospital on Guests in the Don Har-
ty winds that forced their Fri. She was suffering from rell home over the weekend
way into our houses. Some chemotherapy burns on her were her sister, Melissa

C orm pad BEE ‘0

families had problems with .hand and leg. Andrews and Mr. and Mrs.
frozen water lines on Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mark Schreiver and baby of
morning when temperature Mauldin were in Abi1ne Austin. Also Mr. and Mrs.
dipped below 10 degrees one day last week where Ted Newberry of Abilene
ala) A loisiaii, FIRtme413
all over the community. they had lunch with the Ro-
Fruit trees are bound to land Mauldin family.
suffer from the extreme Visitors in the Mauldin
who joined the group for
Sun. dinner.
The Tony Steele family
•19 "WE 144vg. 41-0.15Estrigupp1ies lot:0N
cold. This writer lost some home were Blan Odom, and
plants in her hot bed simply Mrs. Ray Boen.
visited Mrs. Leila Gibbs 'Evis tiNciTemc.a.s,coldasudelut
because she forgot to cover Mrs. Opal Steele of
Sun. afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bib Dye
-igFE:RibboUSIENVElopESANd?A PEra
the glass eclosed bed. Clyde visited in the Tony and Julie visited in the Don .' ack1ES, ERASERS—Cast A 6,1a).
Mrs. N.V. Gibbs visited Steele home Sun. after- Harrell home Sun. night. 0; TI-lesE G REA+ G ood ies 1,
POLITICAL
noon.
The Hank Bennett fam- r Ro ri 11 s -ro voa i
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ily moved last week to the
Buffalo Gap area where John Graham
CALENDAR they have rented a place.

FOR SHERIFF

BILL W. SKINNER
We wish them success in
their new location.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Reynolds and Janet had
Dies Sunday
John W. Graham, 63 of
Clyde died at 2:45 p.m.
Sunday after an apparent
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Re-Election supper with the Bob Dye
Pol. Paid Adv. by Bill Skinner family Fri. night. heart attack. Services were
619 E. 9th. Baird, Texas Those visiting Mr. and at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the

ADRIAN HUDDLESTON
Mrs. Tommie Harris Sun.
night were Mr. and Mrs.
Bailey Funeral Home Cha-
pel. Why settle for less?
Hadden Payne. The rev. Don Conner,
Pol. Paid Adv. by Adrian Huddle Mr. and Mrs. Gene
ston, Rt. 4, Box 53, Clyde, Texas, Mauldin visited in the Bar-
pastor of the Cherry
Heights Baptist Church,
Choose Frigidaire Qualify
officiated. Burial was at
ney Gibbs home and also
COMMISSIONER PRE- visited Mrs. Warren Price
CINCT 1
3:30 p.m. in the Kundiff
Cemetery east of Jacks-
And Dependability...
in the hospital in baird
M.D. ELLIS Wednesday night. boro.
Re-Election Those visiting Mrs. Ray Born May 21, 1916, in
Pol. Paid Adv. by M.D. Ellis, Boen during the week were Jacksboro, he married Elva ,§012 01111'
P.O. Drawer X. Clyde. Texas
Mrs. Howard Moore and Rogers Dec. 21, 1935 in
Decatur. He worked for
EUGENE KITCHENS
daughter, Mrs. Aubray
Lawrence of May. Harry Campbell for 30 Frigidaire 30"Range
Mrs. Russell Dye had a years and lived in various
Pol. Paid Adv. by Eugene Kit-
chens. Rt. 4. Box 136. Clyde. display table of her por- places doing road work. Offer you
Texas 79510 He moved to Clyde in 1958.
celain art work at the Big
Country Porcelain Art He farmed and ranched in
Frigidaire i
so much
FOR CONGRESS
17th DISTRICT
Exhibition and Tea at the Clyde and worked as a dirt
contractor the last five
more in
ACU McGlothin Center in
CHARLES STENHOLM years. He was a Methodist.
Re-Election Abilene.
Pol. Paid Adv. for Charles Mrs. Jimmy West has Survivors inlcude his
wife; a son, Loyd Graham
• Value
Stenholm by Political Communi- been at her mothers,
of Clyde; and a daughter-
cations Associates, Inc., 2017 Mrs. C.W. Price, bedside
Cedar Springs Rd.. Dallas, Texas,
since she underwent major in-law, Sandy Graham of • Quality
75201 Clyde.
He was preceded in • Dependability
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g a daughter.
Pallbearers were M.D.
Check With Us On Your Ellis, Roy Ingram, Earl
Gargus, Kenneth Daffron,
11
Boat Kenneth Kimbler and Ro-
bert Warren.
• You can program the oven to start
baking or roasting at the time and
Honorary pallbearers
temperature you desire. — even tell it
Insurance. were Clay Williams, Homor
Parks, Fred Bell, Harry
when to stop — thanks to automatic
Cookmaster controls
Campbell, Frank Under-
We Have The Best and wood and Merl Slough. • Put the drudgery of oven cleaning
behind you. The Electric-Clean oven
can dean itself automatically
May Save You Frigidaire
• For better, more uniform broiling. a
Recreation Assn. self-cleaning Broiler Shield reflects
25%. heat from the broiler unit away from
Meeting Called the top of the oven and back across
the broil area.

A called meeting of the

YOUNG-MANION-RUSSELL, Baird Recreation Associa-
tion will be held Monday
INC. night, March 10, at the WEST TEXAS UTILITIES COMPANY
344 Market St. Community Center at 7
Baird, TX 79504 854-1596 p.m.
The purpose of this meet-
YOUR (dependent ..I 1 1, ..ford and ...oh

AGENT Moran, Putnam & Clyde residents. Dial ing is to organize a baseball
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CALLAHAN COUNTY STAR—BAIRD. TEXAS— THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980—PAGE 5
Putnam Has Coldest Day of Winter
PUTNAM- Well March
really came in like a lion.
The coldest day this winter.
Thermometers at Putnam
registered a low 5 degrees
Sunday .morning. In con- will only be working on checked with her eye doctor
trast, I talked to the- folks Saturdays for the time at Dallas last week and got
at Farmington, N.M. and
they said they has a spring-
lioke 58 degrees there. We
missed the rain and snow - Smith formerly of Putnam list several days last week.
again. A lot of folks took
advantage of the warm
weather we had the first of
the week and plowed and
planted gardens. This re- of the late Mr. and Mrs. Oaks Club House at Baird
porter put out onion plants. W.A. Reid of the Lion Hill Saturday night were Mr.
Our sick folds are all
better and are at home ex-
cept Mrs. R.C. Speegle.
She is still at the hospital
at Cisco.
Not much coming and
going over the weekend
due to the extreme cold.
Mrs. Joe McKinney and
son and Mrs. Viola Camp-
bell of Cisco visited their
aunt, Mrs. Maxie Solomon
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown,
son and daughter of Ft.
Worth, Mr. and Mrs.
James Isenhower and fam-
ily of Coleman spent the
weekend with their mother
011ie Burmom.
The John Pettys are
home after spending sever-
al weeks helping their
Charles Keller
Succumbs Fri.
Charles F. Keller, 57, of
San Angelo died Fri. night
at a local hosptial. Services
were at 10 a.m. Mon. at
Grimes-Plummer Funeral
Home Chapel.
The Rev. Harold Sass-
man, pastor of First United
Methodist Church officiat-
ed. Burial was in the Gar-
den of Memories.
Born July 2, 1922, in Tus-
cola, he was district super-
visor for Texas Park and
Wildlife for 30 years. He
was a member of the Park
Heights Baptist Church in
San Angelo.
Survivors inlcude his
wife, Cleo of San Angelo;
a daughter, Mrs. John Bur-
ditt of Kerville; a son,
Gary Keller of Roy, Mont.;
a brother, Wayne Keller
of Abilene; a sister, Mrs.
Carroll Edwards of Clyde;
his mother, Mrs. C.F. Kel-
ler of Abilene; and two
grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Jerry
Peiser, Jerry Hearn, R.L.
Flanagan, Robert Wood,
Mike Porter, Mack Caudle,
Gary Mitchell, Wayne Po-
seu, and Bill Rice.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Boat-
wright of Amarillo visited
the Roland Nichols and
Myrtle Gunn last week.
Classifieds Pay
Hounshell Rites Held Sunday
William Martin Bud Nov. 1, 1936, in May, Tex-
daughter the Jerry Tolands Hounshell, 66, of Grosve- as. He was a member of the
Mrs. Maggie Cook and elford lived at Abilene be-
build a veterinary store at nor died at 3:19 p.m. North Main St. Church of
Mrs. Fred Heyser of Baird fore her marriage and
Breckenridge. Mrs. Petty visited Mrs. R.B. Taylor Friday in Hendrick Medical Christ.
works at Aero Space. Mr.
has been working at the Sunday. We are glad to re- Center in Abilene after a Survivors include his
Shackelford is commission-
post office at Albany. She port that Mrs. Heyser long illness. Services were wife of the home; three
er of Precinct No. 3. He
at 3 p.m. Sunday in Higgin- sons, Horace of Brownwood
was reared at Putnam and
botham Funeral Chapel. Gary of Bangs and Larry of
lived here until about five
being. Audy Moore, a retired Sanderson; two daughters,
a good report. years ago when he moved
We are sorry to hear of Church of Christ minister Joann Roach of Longview
We hear that Billy Wag- to Baird. A large crowd
the death of Mrs. Fannie ley has been on the puny from Eastland officiated, and Mary Beth McMillian
attended the wedding. Our
assisted by Dave Collier, of Sundown; his mother,
congratulations and best
and Cross Plains. She has We missed him not being at minister of the North Main Allie Hounshell of Cross
wishers go to the happy
been living at Golden Holi- the Cafe to make those Church of Christ. Burial Plains; three brc thers, Tud
couple.
day Rest Home at Baird. good hamburgers. was in Cross Cut Cemetery. of Cross Cut, Doc of Elec-
Mrs. R.B. Taylor visited
Mrs. Smith was a daughter Married at the Shady Born June 22, 1913, in tra and J.C. of Lufkin; two
Mrs. Fred Heyser, Mrs.
Grosvenor, he worked for sisters, Julia Byrd of Cross
Maggie Cook, the I.G.
many years as an oil field Cut and Lucille Thomas of
Mobleys, and Mr. and Mrs.
Community. She was bur- Jiggs Shackelford and Mrs. pumper for Texaco, Inc. He Granbury ; and nine grand-
Lance Reid at Baird the
ied at Scranton Saturday. Donna Cotner. Mrs. Shack- married Cora Cody Phillips children.
first of the week.
r--
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 6-8,1980
ALLIJP'S
CONVENIENCE STORES
SPECIALS GOOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS - LIMITED SUPPLY
PRESENTS...
KRAFT HALFMOON CHEDDAR S iii 9 I
eunto%
Iwo }CHEESE
CHEESE 10 Z.
119
P.
KG
•015)
SINGLES KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE S
CHEESE SPREAD
Ainicm PKG.
SINGLES 12
KRAFT
KRAFT ORANGE
VELVEETA
JUICE a 79'
i• ;Lariiiie PILLSBURY BM/COUNTRY 6s 00 2 LB.S
PKG 259
j_Rits BISCUITS CANS
PA RNA Y
fl
MARGARINE
eunie% PKGS
$ 00
MACARONI AND CHEESE
KRAFT KRAFT MARSHMALLOW 3 si00
JETS
DINNERS 10 OZ.
PKGS.
37,,40z.si 00
99'
BORDEN'S BUTTER
BOXES
MILK 12 GAL.
MIRACLE BORDEN'S COTTAGE
WHIP CHEESE 12 OZ.
CTN.
79
1 1 9
42 BORDEN'S ASSORTED
S 59
OT
ICIM
CREA ICE CREAM RIE; Gc LN.
. ..... ..• • ••••••- •
 HOME-OWNED

AND
BROASTED IS BEST
OPERATED
BROASTED WHERE YOUR
PRICES GOOD WED. T
CHICKEN BUSINESS IS

10th 811111111i1V/111
1 WHOLE GRADE "A"
APPRECIATED

FRYER
(8 Pieces) WITH FRIES AND ROLLS

$3,79 We're Celebratingli

V,- —
FOR OUR 11
CHOICE ROUND Featuring Gooch's U.S.1.
STEAK
$ 1.99 GOOCH AL.

CHUCK ROAST C UCK ROAST

FR]
Pound
GROUND BEEF

GREAT FOR BAR-B-QUEING OR STEW LEAN-BONELESS Pound

Beef Tips . . 1.79

GANDY'S GANDY'S GANDY'S
DR. PEPPER
REGULAR OR DIET

Buttermilk Cottage Ice & CRUSH

Quart Size Buy 1 Get
Cheese Cream
1/2 Gallon Round
6 Pack Cans $1•29
12 Oz. Carton Carton Buy 1 Get OUR DARLING WHOLE
1 FREE Buy 1 Get OR CREAM 303 Can

FREE 1 FREE CORN . .3/89c

MRS. BAIRD'S TOWNTALK 1 1/2 Lb. Loaf

Pk BREAD 2/$1.09

CASHMERE BOUQUET 4 Bar Pkg.

Del Tex CANDIES
Reg. 51.69 Pkg.
CHOCOLATE STARS
Hand Soap . • • • • • • • 89c CHOCOLATE BRIDGE MIX
Your Choice

LIQUID

VEL • • • 0 • • • • • •
King Size 32 Oz. Bottle

• • • 99c
CHOCOLATE PEANUTS . .
CHOCOLATE CLUSTERS . . 99c Pkg.
READY TO EAT
NICE & SOFT FACIAL 150 Ct.
Corny Dogs . • • 3/$1.00
Facial Tissue • • • • • 2/99e DELICIOUS-READY TO EAT Le tit
DEL MONTE OR LIBBY'S 303 Can
Burritos • • • • • .3/$1.00
Fruit Cocktail . • • • • 2/99c FRESH HOME-MADE Pound

ARMOUR'S 5 Oz. Can CHILI . . . . . . . • $ 1.89 su

Vienna Sausage • • • 42/79c
Bar-B-Que • • • Pound $2.09 II
GILLETT S GOOD NEWS Regular 51.69
Pinto Beans . . . • Pint 69c Pe
Razors • • • • . • • 6 Pack Pkg. DEL TEX
Reg. 51.19 Pkg.
$1
P:u r! MALT CHOCOLATE
MEXICAN SAUSAGE

Chorrizo . • • • • . • • a.$ 1 • 19 Balls or Drops . • • . 89C

 GOOCH'S BLUE RIBBON
MARKET SLICED

BACON FREE!!
U SAT. Pound
'tedious &
ABubble Gum
1 For
1 1117 SALE
The Kids
Vith Great Values
USTOMERS
A. Choice Heavy Beef U.S.D.A GRADE "A"

FRYERS
FEATURING GOOCH'S
ALL MEAT WEINERS
49ePound

HOT
DOGS 59e
CUT-UP

10 e
EACH
LEAN-TENDER SHOULDER ROUND Pound
SATURDAY ONLY
40/4°- Nef
1 ROAST . . • 4 $1.69
MARYLAND CLUB
••
COFFEE
produce $2.89
1 Lb. Can

Dairy Products
BORDEN'S Gallon
:riNs
Poinsetta MILK • $1.89
DEL MONTE 1/2 Gallon Round
BORDEN'
Bananas Ice Cream .... . • • • $1 •39
3 Lbs. 89e BORDEN'S Quart Size

lice
US # 1 RUSSET
Chocolate Milk • .2P11.09
,e Potatoes ZESTA 1 Lb. Box

39c Crackers .... . • • • • • 65c

10 Lb. Bag TEXAS
DEL MONTE No. 11/2 Can
LARGE Cucumbers Pineapple • • • • • 2/99c
99° 5/$1.00 SWANSON'S CHICKEN Oz. Can
• •

14 1/2

.
P ll

t, iers Celery
Chicken Broth • . 4/$1.00
Lai ge Si .09 Size
MORTON'S
pi 00
STALK 3/$1 • 00
Twin-Pak Chips • • ONLY 89c
CALLAHAN COUNTY STAR—BAIRD, TEXAS—THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980—PAGE 8

COUNTY OIL NEWS

Baird Nursing Home 'HOSPITAL nOTES1 Oil and discovery wells
have been completed in
set on the casing and 300
pounds tubing pressures.
Callahan County. Production is from per-
BAIRD- The following Hettie Price The oil strike is Olympia forations at 3.762-70 feet,
Cortez Shanks, Dorothy teers and we certainly hope
persons were admitted to Nell Mobley Oil Co., Abilene, No. 1 treated with 1,500 gallons
Key, Frank Collins, Evelyn she will come back soon.
Callahan General Hospital Bertha Banta Rutherford, located two of mud acid. The pay was
Hollis, Edah Best, Mary James Radford from Abi-
last week: Eric Pechask miles southeast of Putnam. fractured with 13,000
Rice and Margaret Bogie of lene came to bring our
Florence Houston Otis Conlee Location is 1,481 feet pounds of sand and 15,000
Clyde, Helen MacDonald, Bible Study this week.
James Simmons Iona Kniffen from the south and 183 gallons of fluid.
Vida Hill and Ila Shrader We appreciate the fact
William Dixon Debra Helton feet from the east lines of Operator set the 4' i inch
of Baird were all here for that he takes time each
Raymond Pren Roy Lee Section 8, BOH Survey. casing at 3,842 feet, and
our Tues. afternoon music week to bring the study for
Bill Kelly Wesley Holcomb Daily potential was 48 the hole is bottomed at
this week. Thanks every us.
Jessie Gallmay Odessa Ground barrels of 44 gravity oil, 3.850 feet.
one for coming each week Our sympathy is extend-
Eric Pechask plus 63 barrels of water. Gas-oil ratio was 6,041-1.
to entertain us. We always ed to the family of Fannie
Debra Helton Flow was through an 18- The well is producingf
enjoy it a lot. Smith this week. May God 64 inch choke with package from the Duffer.
Ora. Mae Wilson and Ada bless and comfort them.
Joseph Jones
Tammy Shore
Fillin Station
Mae Haile came to play She will be missed by all of
bingo with Jimmie Stewart, us here.
Bertha Matlock Stocks Several Lela Stuard Expires Tues.
Robert Smedley Lela Valentine Stuard, 81 Born Feb, 14. 1899. in
Delia Young, Fred Farmer, Some of our dominoe
Myrtle Gunn, Edna Whitt, players were not feeling up
Lucille Wilson Import Beers of Clyde died at 11 p.m. kVrightsboro. she married
The following persons Tuesday in Callahan Gen- Will Stuard March 23.
Eliska Gilliland and Jack to par this week so we only
were discharged from the The Fillin Station in eral Hospit,t1 in Baird after 1915. in Bryan. She was a
Tatum this week. This was _ had two tables of players. Putnam offers a selection
Callahan General Hospital a lengthy illness. Services member of First Baptist
the first time Mrs. Haile Norma West, Maybelle of more than 30 import
last week: were Thursday at 2 p.m. in Church in Clyde. •
came as one of our volun- Cline and lla Shrader beers from 11 countries.
William Dix Bailey Funeral Home Cha- Survivors include a son,
came to play with Adna A list as long as this is
John Mask pel. Robert Stuard of 1474
Walker, Edna Whitt, Fred
Robert Smedley usually only found in larger The Rev. Don Conner, Westmoreland in Abilene;
School Menu Farmer, Lula Lunsford and
Eliska Gilliland.
Harvie Barry cities, but Jim Hatchett, paster of Cherry Heights a sister. Mrs. Eula Davis of
MONDAY Mae Tuttle owner of the Fillin Station, Baptist Church, officiated. Clyde; and several nieces
Willie Lambert and Bill has been building a collect-
Oven fried -chicken with Kelly are in the hospital Everett Wood Burial was in Clyde Ceme- and nephews.
gravy, creamed potatoes, this week. Our prayers are ion at his gas-grocery tery.
business in Putnam for the
green beans, bread, milk with them.
and'tiineapple upside down Harold Hart will live in a
Ella Coulter past four years, when the
town went wet.
cake. nursing home at Ft. Worth Expires Sunday This hobby began with a Calculators,
Texas. We will miss him few well-known imports
TUESDAY here, but realize his family Ella Mae Coulter, 92, of
Cross Plains died at 5 a.m. and grew when Hatchett
Tacos with sauce, dried will enjoy having him closer
pinto beans, tossed salad to them. Good luck Harold,
with carrots, milk and ice Yida Hill and Dorothy
Sunday in Graham Memor-
ial Hospital after a long ill-
started receiving requests
from customers for more Typewriters,
ness. Services were at 10 imports.
cream. Reynolds were here for
a.m. Monday in Higgin- Hatchetts own tastes
our regular Fri. afternoon
WEDNESDAY music and singing this
Turkey & noodles, sweet week.
botham Funeral Chapel.
Dr. Toby Irwin, pastor
brought in more imports
too. Office Supplies,
of the First Baptist Church, Hatchett 's clientele in-
potatoes, buttered corn, Lettie Parker and Louise cludes quail hunters and
rolls, milk and applesauce. Joy had 12 residents in
attendance for Sunday
officiated. Graveside ser-
vices were at 4 p.m. in businessmen passing
through the area between
School Supplies,
THURSDAY School and singing this Brownfield Cemetery.
Born Aug. 7, 1887, in Dallas and Abilene.
Beans, macaroni & cheese, week.
spinach, onion, cornbread, Due to a mix-up in sche- Dadesville County, Ala., If a customer has a re-
quest for a specific import,
Printing of
milk and jello with fruit. dules this Sunday after- she had lived in Cross
Plains for the last 11 years Hatchett will get it, if it
noon no one came for our
FRIDAY
Soup & sandwiches,
worship service.
Mr. T.J. Collins cele-
after moving from Brown-
field. She was a house-
can be had.
all kinds
crackers, milk and peach brated his 102 birthday on wife.
cobbler. the 3rd of March. His fam- She was a member of the
ily brought three cakes for Baptist Church.
BREAKFAST MENU
MONDAY
all the residents to enjoy
with their evening meal.
Survivors include five
daughters, Thelma Corbell
•Q,
rk rA
i
at
Cereal, juice, and milk. Happy Birthday T.J. and and Opal Carroll, both of Drive Friendry the TOGS way

TUESDAY
many more. Fort Worth, Ruby Lewis of
Seagraves, Jerri Lincoln of STAR
Slaton and Evelyn Coker of
Cheese toast, juice and
milk.
Rites Held Sat.
Sabanna; three sons, Fred
of Albany, Earl of Lorenzo RENTAL S
PUBLISHING
WEDNESDAY
Donuts, juice and milk.
For Atkinson and R.D. of Las Vegas,
Nev.; 19 grandchildren;
STAR OFFICE
COMPANY
Mrs. Joe Ida Mae At- 27 great-grandchildren;
THURSDAY
Hot roll, applesauce,
kinson, 67, of Brownwood
died at 9 p.m. Thurs. at a
and seven great-great-
grandchildren.
Baird, Tema
juice and milk. local nursing home. Ser-
vices were at 3:30 p.m.
FRIDAY Sat. at Davis-Morris Cha-
Fanny Smith
Pancake, syrup, juice
and milk.
pel.
The Rev. Mike Ramsdell,
pastor of the Bangs Metho-
Dies Thurs.
Fanny Brittian Smith, 84,
1.15+
iANNiNe9your
TEACHEP.' S SALADS
MO NDAY
Pear with cheese & jello.
dist Chruch officiated.
Burial was at Fairview
Cemetery.
of Baird, formerly of Cross
Plains, died Thursday after
noon in Callahan General
friag /2 iL D

Born Aug. 9, 1912, in
TUESDAY
Tossed salad with cheese
and jello.
Grosvenor, she was a home
maker and lived all her life
in Brown County. She mar-
ried Joe Atkinson May 24,
WEDNESDAY
Peach with topping and
1935, in Grosvenor. She
was a Methodist.
applesauce. Survivors include her
husband, a daughter, Mrs.
THURSDAY Patsy Miller of Clyde; two
brothers, T.W. Moore of
Fruit salad with jello.
Brownwood and Richard
FRIDAY Moore of Pasadena; three
Tossed salad with boiled granddaughters; and three
egg and jello. great-grandchildren.
Po"
tiEddit49 ?
Hospital. Services were at
2 p.m. Saturday at Higgin-
botham Funeral Chapel.
Burial was at Scranton IR
NeeDI
Cemetery.
Born Sept. 19, 1895, in
Callahan County, she was a
Nvi±FitioNstNAPkiN
rhapelleryou No-tes?-- 5g#6
housewife.
Survivors include two
brothers, Lance Reid of
Baird; and Willie Reid of
C
Crain; and two sisters, C u N -fy 5•111 R
Bertha Bentley of Cross
Plains and Lucy Everett
of Odessa.
CALLA HAN COUNTY STAR—BAIRD, TEXAS— THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980—PAGE 9
salad suppers, Bingo, and home for Christmas so if
Meals-on-Wheels Receive Donations our musicals that will help
up with our needed cash.
you have any old blankets,
sheets or what have you
You sure do want to sandwiches, cakes and (Nita Ruth McElroy) gave Thanks so very much for Have you been by the we could sure use them to
read next weeks paper for maybe some pies. us a large cash donation as you generosity. These cash gas office and purchased line the lap throws in.
the big surprise about our A lot of nice things have well as a refrigerator and donations that are given your ticket on the quilt yet? We are still having large
musical. The date is March happened to us since we an electric stove. We also will certainly help us on If not you can still buy them crowds at our Thursday
15, and it starts about 6:30 had a bit of news in the pa- had a cash donation of a our budget for the rest of at the door the night of the Covered Dish luncheon.
p.m. From our snack bar per. We has some nice nice amount but the lady the year. We hope to have musical. We had over 50 last week.
you will have cokes, coffee, donations. Mrs. W.H. Todd prefers to be anonymous. several functions such as We are making some lap Come try us, you might
throws for the nursing like us.

MARCH'
1980 'COUNTY Calendar
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY!, THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
FOR AMBULANCE CALL 893-5754 or 1
854-1310. IF NO ANSWER, I
CALL 893-5785 - Clyde Police Dept. or
854-1444 - Sheriff's Dept. - Baird

4 5
Baird Sr. Citizens Baird Lions Club Putnam Sr. Citizens Baird Boys Track. Ranger Baird Girls Track, Ranger
Clyde Kiwanis. DO.
A (TEND CHURCH Baird Garden Club Baird Sr. Citizens
6:45 a.m.

10 11 12 13 14 15
Musical at Oplin. Comm.
City Council Meeting Baird Sr. Citizens Center. 7:30 p.m.
Clyde Kiwanis. DQ. Baird Sr. Citizens Putnam Sr. Citizens
Baird Wednesday Club Baird Boys& Girls Track.
6:45 a.m. Baird Delphian Club Winters
TTEND CHURCH

6 17 18 19 20 21 22
Km anis. DO. Baird Sr. Citizens Baird Lions Club Putnam Sr. Citizens Baird Boys Track. Baird Girls ..layton
ATTEND CHURCH 4 ..; .ni Baird Sr. Citizens Baird B& PW Club Comanche

24 25 26 27 28 29
ATTEND CHURCH City Council Meeting Baird Girls Track,
Clyde Kiwanis. DQ. Baird Sr. (il ' ISi. Ilvc IS
6:45 a.m. Baird Sr. Citizens omanche
Baird Boys Track, Layton

1 0 31

— THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING

Baird Dairy Queeft Baird Auto Repair Harle Studio
First National Bank of Baird Callahan General Hospital
Callahan Abstract Co. Golden Holiday Nursing Home Hanner Chevrolet
Callahan County Farmers Co-Op
Hughes Tire Co. G G's Gifts and Hobbies Belton Flower Shop
Young, Manion & Russell, Inc. Warren's Modern Cleaners Baird T.V. Cable
Boydstun's Hardware Roger's Food Store Pioneer Lodge
City of Baird Russell-Surles Abstract Prescription Shop
Parker Funeral Home Baird Drive-In Grocery Baird Chamber of Commerce
Jackson & Jackson Morgan Shell Station
CALLAHAN COUNTY STAR—BAIRD, TEXAS— THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980—PAGE 10

Former Bairdite Honored

Right Worshipful Bro- Lodge #90 and he was soon
ther Sam I Smith was born proficient in the work. He
in Rockwall Texas and mov- was Worshipful Master
ed to Baird Texas at the age 1951-52 which was the
of 5 where he graduated Centennial year of the
KNOW GOD AS YOUR
from high school in 1937. Lodge. His continued sup-
HEAVENLY FATHER
He was then employed by port and leadership in the
the Home Telephone Co. of Lodge has caused that
Baird and remained in Lodge to honor him with a As best I can count, Jesus used
the word "Father" 70 times. It
their employ until 1942 Life Membership. Brother was as if He was trying to lodge
when he heeded the call Smith is a member of the the heavenly word deep in the
to arms and enlisted in the _Midlothian Chapter No. heart of the world.
United States Marine 211, R . A .M . the Midlothian In His first effort to teach His
Corps in which he served Council No. 148, R&S.M. disciples to pray, He used the
until his Honorable Dis- and Dallas Tancred Com- word. Like showing a beginning
charge in 1946. mandry No. 82. Knights piano student the note. Middle C.
All the harmonies of the instrument
Upon his separation Templer, as well as a mem-
are spread out in either direction
from the Corps he was em- ber of the Dallas Scottish from that central note. So coming
ployed by the Southwestern Rite Bodies. Right Wor- to know and love God as your
Bell Telephone Co. and shipful Brother Smith's Heavenly Father is central to
moved to Waxahachie Lodge is not officially in learning the secret of heaven itself.
where hs has resided ever the 14 Districts, even so, he
In His last moments on the cross,
since and is still associated is a very real part of our Jesus invokes the holy presence
with that firm as a Specially District, not only because of His Father. "Father forgive
Electronic Technician. of his contriburions in in them, for they know not what
Meantime Brother Smith formation and education, they do." Can one ever be closer
courted a pretty Miss Mar- but also because of the fel- to heaven than when, as a child,
we come to Him who created us
garet Bobbie Knipp of lowship he provides by
with that warm and tender word,
Waxachachie and on March his presence. On behalf of "Father"?
18, 1947 they were married all of the members of the
and they have been blessed 14th Districts we express
with three daughters, sincere appreciation to our
Sammie, Sally and Donna, beloved brother, Right
—Paul M. Stevens
and one son, Joe. They also Worshipful Sam I Smith,
have three grandchildren. for all he has done, or all he
Brother Smith is a member is and for all he surely will

IS THE CHURCH
of the Ferris Heights be to our Districts in the
Methodist Church of Waxa- days ahead and for the
hachie and has served as manner in which he exem-
member of the Board of plifies Masonery in his
Stewards. life. How fortunate we are,

PART OF YOUR
Right Worshipful Bro- he came our way. This man
ther Smith is a Master stands mighty big and tall
Mason of Waxahachie in the hearts of all who
know him.
This 1979-80 Masters,

It isn't the size of the hail
that's important it is the
damage it causes. Insure
your growing crops
against loss from Hail
damage.
It's so easy to obtain hail
insurance for your grow-
ing crops at low net
cost —a dividend has
been paid to Crop Hail
Policyholders seven of
LIFE?
Wardens & Secretaries ++++++++ ++++++++++
Association Directory is ATTEND CHURCH THIS WEEK
dedicated to Right Wor- ++++++++++++++++++
shipful Sam I Smith, Mem-
ber Grand Lodge Committe
on work, Past Master of This Series lluile Possihh, I v These Business Firms and
Waxahachie Lodge No. 90.
I'd rather see a sermon Indiriduots ho .Support Our orship Freely.
than hear one any day..
I'd rather one would walk
with me than merely show-
ing me the way.
The eye's better pupil and
more willing than the ear;
Hanner Chev. Co., Inc. T V Cable of Clyde
Fine counsel is confusing, Phone 854-1133 — Baird Enterprise 893-4477
but examples always clear.
The best of all preachers
are the men who live their
creeds,
For to see good put in act-
ion is what everybody T V Cable of Baird Callahan County Star
needs.
Enterprise 4477 211 Market Street — Baird
One good man teaches ma-
ny: men believe what they
behold.
One deed of kindness noti-
ced is worth forty that are
told.
Parker Callahan Co. Farmers
Who stands with men of
honor learns to hold his
Funeral Home Coop, Inc.
honor dear: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Parker
Home Owned—Home Operated-854-1360-Baird
For right living speaks a *go

the past nine years. language which to everyone

Just call your Farm

is clear,
Though an able speaker
charms me with his elo-
Municipal Light and Golden Holiday Nursing
Bureau Insurance Agent. quence, I say-
I 'd rather SEE a sermon
Power Plant
228 Walnut — Baird
Home
CALLAHAN than hear one any day. Phone 854-1429 — Baird, Texas
M-SHACKELFORD
CO. FARM BUREAU
Phone 854-1044
SPEED •
LIMIT
Baird Auto Repair Roger's Food Store
55 Phone 854-1321 — 201 E. 4th — Baird
Phone 854-1390 — Baird, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Corn and Family
FARM BUREAU INSURANCE coS. Drive Friendly the Texas Way
 CALLAHAN COUNTY STAR—BAIRD, TEXAS— THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980—PAGE 11
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MEMBER 1980
TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION
FOP [ALE
FOR SALE-Two Bedroom
Home. Large corner lot.
Near school. Call owners.
854-1143. 5/tfc/c
FOR SALE— Three good
upright typewriters. Man-
ual at bargain prices. Star
Publishing Co. 211 Market
St. Baird, Tx. 854-1008.
43-tfc
One good used Texas In-
strument Calculator.
Bargain, $99.95. Star Pub-
lishing Co. 211 Market St.
Baird, Tx. 854-1008. 43-tfc
USED ADDING MACHINE
1 electric Victor 10-key.
Good condition. $55.00
Callahan County Star. 1-tfc
WE NOW HAVE IN
stock, Smith-Corona Van-
tage Ribbons, Smith-Coro-
na Rewrite Ribbons, Smith-
Corona Film Ribbons and
Smith-Corona Fabric Rib-
bons. Also you can get
green or brown Smith-
Corona Film Ribbons. Also
a Ko-Rec-Type for IBM
Selectric II. 2-tfc
ELECTRIC UNDERWOOD
10-key adding machine for
sale. $49.95. Callahan
County Star. 1-tfc
FOR SALE— 1 electric
Olympic 10-key adding
machine, $59.50. Callahan
County Star. 1-tfc
mit um 1.• us man •• so am EN awl
• 216A Oak St.
MORGAN SHELL
Corner 1-20 & 283
Baird - 854-1639
COME SEE US
FOR YOUR
• Wash & Grease
• Oil Change
• Tires & Etc.
I CARD OF THANKS
BILL MORGAN II
I
mi
Owner-Operator I
am NB.
A& G
Automotive
Ronnie Abernatity-
Buster Gary
All Types Auto &
Tractor Repair
127 market st.
Baird, Teias 79501
Phone 854-1802
"We Appreciate
Your Business"
..... .. • •- •
• `N•st,
FOR [ALE
FOR SALE— 1 Roto-rooter
pedal control, 100 ft. line,
FOR SALE— 3 bedroom, 2
forward and reverse. See
bath, living room-dining
or call Baird Electric Inc.,
854-1795, 501 W 4th. 3-tfc-croom comb., fenced yard,
near school-, garden, trees,
FOR SALE— Large 2 bed- patio, central heat. 1400
room house, large backyard plus sq. ft., $26,500 or
412 Walnut. Call 854-1853 equity. 854-1202, 130 W.
or 854-1979. 2-4-p 6th st.
MAGNETIC SIGNS for cars
and trucks. Very effective,
inexpensive, $16.50 & up.
Also magnetic store signs.
Call 854-1008 or come to
Star Publishing Co. Baird,
Texas. 79504
COASTAL SPRIGGING—
2-tfc
Kenneth Kniffen. 893-
5506. 4-8-p
GRASS SEEDING— Ken-
neth Kniffen, 893-5506.
3-8-p
Channel Catfish fingerlings
New Booking orders. Fish
Farm Open Feb. 15th.
Douglass Catfish Farm
Sylvester 915-993-4644
FOR SALE— 12x60 Mobile
Home and corner lot in
Baird. Refrigerated air
conditioning. Central heat.
Washer, dryer, refrigerator
and stove. 2 car carport.
Storage house. 854-1238.
5th St. & Poplar. 7-tfc-c
FOR SALE— Ready to
move into. A 14x72 foot
house trailer, 2 large bed-
rooms, walk in closets,
2 large baths, real fireplace
Large kitchen. Lots of ex-
tras, and a 10x58 foot
screen porch. 1.59 acres
land, equity and assume.
No interest on trailer.
9% on land, only 5 years of
low payments will clear.
On school bus and mail
route. Call 893-5940. 7-10-c
ANTIQUES, new shipment
in; come by today. The
Looking Glass. 854-1605,
Baird, Texas. 8-1-p
LUZIER COSMETICS—
Complete skin care trained
comsultant. The Looking
Glass, 854-1605. 8-1-p
ESTATE SALE— Every-
thing goes! March 14, 15 &
16. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 406 W.
4th st. Baird. 8.2-p
•lb
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854-1008
i 411.
.11. 4110 41111..641//04 411110 44,./~6,44/W• 411~ilo .11.41br
Gary Rites Held Thurs.
FOP [ALE WAilTED Loyd Gary, 70, of Cisco, He married Mary Lee
formerly of the Cross Plains Green Oct. 28, 1927, in
FOR SALE— 1 year old Baird. He was a Baptist.
Palomino Shetland filly,
Home Addressers Wanted.
`500.00 per week possible
area, died Tuesday night
in Eastland Memorial Survivors include his
$50. Bob Estes, 854-1037. No experience required. Hospital after a lengthy wife; five sons, William and
7-1-p a.s.d. illness. Services were at D.A., both of Cisco, and
FOR SALE— 1976 Harley
Davidson, Supergude, 854-
P. 0. Drawer 140069
Dallas, Texas 75214
2 p.m. Thursday in Cotton-
wood Baptist Church.
A.B., J.L., and Tommy,
all of Farmington, N.M.;
5-4-p The Rev. John Hood, four daughters, Raynell
1196. 8-2-c
pastor of Calvary Baptist Duncan and Joyce Weaver,
WANTED— LVN for 11-7 Church in Ciscok officiated, both of Cottonwood, Vir-
shift. Also janitor, a certi- assisted by the Rev. Carl ginia Stocker of Bedford
fied food service supervisor Halsell of Cross Plains. and Joann Gray of Casper,
and nurses aides. Apply Wyo.; three brothers, Ho-
Burial was in Admiral
at Golden Holiday Care ward and Dale, both of
Cemetery.
Center. 240 E. 6th St. Cross Plains, and Weldon
Born Feb. 19, 1910, in
Baird. 6-tfc-c Rowden; three sisters, Irene
Admiral, Mr. Gray had re-
sided for the past 10 years Martin of California, Na-
8-tfc-c HOUSE PAINTING— in-
in the Cisco area after liv- dine McKinney of Cole-
terior, exterior. Small car- ing most of his life in the man and Ruth Lusk of
FOR SALE— Baby furni-
pentry jobs. Reasonable. Cottonwood area. Cisco; 30 grandchildren;
ture and kitchen dining
Free estimate. 915-854- He was a retired rancher. and 32 great-grandchild-
table. 4-1767, 441 Vine St. 1607.
7-2-p ren.
8-1-c
A daughter, Mary Jean
Cary, a brother and four
SPECIAL AT PAYING TOP PRICES for
BARGAIN BARN
1 hide bed and chair,
silver and gold pre 1965
coins. Also buying 10K, FOR RErlfi sisters preceded him in
death.
set of silver plate silver- 14K and 18K gold. Call
854-1465. 2-tfc-c FOR RENT— $85.00
ware, 2 refrigerators, 2
home desk, several T.V.'s,
monthly or WILL SELL- Bake Sale Set
$14,000.00, Small two
General Contractor, car-
Lawn hose and sprinklers,
penter work, Painting and
bedroom house at 515 For March 7
2 metal cabinets, and lots Stella St. Contact Mary Friday morning, March
Panelling, Artistic, and
of other items. Also plenty Payne 854-1269 or Bob Joy 7, 1980, there will be a bake
Ceramic Tile, Acoustic
of fish bait. 854-1394. 8-3-p sale held in front of the
Ceilings and roofing. FREE
First National Bank of
FOR SALE— Antiques, estimates and Work Gua-
FOR RENT— Furnished Baird.
chifforobe, consisting of ranteed. In Clyde, Baird
3 bedroom, 11/2 bath. The sale will begin at
wardrobe, chest of drawers and surrounding area.
Extra nice fenced yard. 9 a.m. and will continue
and mirror. Call 854-1088 Call Norman Tucker 893-
Preferably no children. until sold out of baked
Baird after 6:30 p.m. 4598. 18/tfc/c
854-1717. 8-1-c goods.
8-2-c The Texas Association of
WANTED—Adding Mach-
ines and typewriters to re- * * * * * * * * * * Vocational Nurses is having
pair. Bring to Mrket ROCKY ASH the bake sale.
Classified Pay Street, Baird, Reasonabk EXCEPTING LARGE
prices. 22/tfc CONSIGNMENTS CALLAHAN 6-
FOR AUCTION, ABSTRACT CO.
r
Bill Faircloth--1
HORSE BREAKING— 350 MARCH 8. CALL
Abstracts and Title Ins.
a month. Baird Texas, 893-5663 - CLYDE
Agent Everett Wood. 8-1-p 5-3-c 854-1592—Baird
* * * * * * * * * *
RUSSELL NEWMAN man-
Clyde, Texas 79510
ufacturing, Interstate 20, • ••••e••••••••••••••••••• •
Phone 915-893-5116 Cisco. Under new manage-
,4'-1....vai ment. Now hiring sewing •.Nylonize of Texas Products Co.:
machine operators. Start- • •
ing pay $3.20. hospitaliza- • HEAVY DUTY ROOF COATINGS •
•144- r 44sk;..1
• FOR MOBILE HOMES, RANCH BLDGS. •
tion, retirement, paid holi-
days, paid vacations, and • AND ALL METAL ROOFS.
•
• •
car pooling possible. 8-4-p
• Stops Leaks - Reduces Roof Noise - Won't •
•
• Crack or Peel - Reflects Sun Rays to Save
• •
Energy. Guaranteed 5 Years. •
Buster and I wish to •
"See me for thank all our friends for •
their concern shown •
For Information & Free Estimates, Call
Abilene 677-0116
•
0,
all your family to me recently. 41 41 41 41 41 4!•41 41 • 4, • 41 41 41 41•4! 41 111
We appreciate the flow -
insurance ers, cards, visits and food
needs." given to us.
May God bless you.
For Your Income
SIATI FARM
Ruth Gary
8-1-c Tax Needs.
C)
CCO
Gilmore Radiator
Clyde Bookkeeping &
INSURANCI
& Automotive Tax Service
Like a good neighbor, Welding Next to Post Office in Clyde
State Farm is there. • AMBY ROAD — CLYD E Phone 893-4152
Slate film inswance Companies
Rolle CHI ces Bloom ngton IIl,no,s
I 1 s more- 893-4852
CALLAHAN COUNTY STAR—BAIRD, TEXAS— THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980—PAGE 12
Special Soil Meeting
Set For March 10
A special soil fertility and
forage production meeting
will be held Monday night,
March 10, at 7:30 p.m. in
the County Courtroom at
Baird, according to Greg
Gerngross, County Exten-
sion Agent.
Dr. Willis Gass, Area
Agronomist from the San
Angelo Research and Ex-
tension Center, and Dr.
Dale Pennington, Area
Soil Chemist from Lubbock,
will present the program.
Gass will present infor-
mation on forage establish-
ment, fertilization and har-
vesting.
Pennington will discuss
soil fertility as related to
forage production. Pen-
nington will also discuss
various aspects of fertil-
ization as related to nutri-
ent balance, timing of fer-
tilization, liquid fertilizer
and etc.
The meeting is open to
everyone.
Educational programs
conducted by the Texas
— — PLEASE VOTE — —
Virginia Tollett
Candidate For
BAIRD ISD TRUSTEE
Pol. Adv. paid by Virginia Tollett Rt. 1,
Box 31 - Baird, Texas
Wide
Variety
of
Colors
Agricultural Extension
Service are open to people
of all ages regardless of
socio-economic level, race,
color, sex, religion or na-
tional origin.
For more information on
the program, call the Coun-
ty Extension office in Baird.
Stephenson
Receives
Certificate
Ben P. Stephenson re-
cently applied for a Hous-
ing Management Certifi-
cate in October of 1979. In
February of 1980, he was
approved by a board.
To receive a certificate
you must have had at least
five years experience in
housing.
Stephenson works with
50 housing units from Baird
and 30 units from Callahan
County.
By January 1st, 1981, all
housing managers must
have this certificate.
Semi-Gloss
Enamel
Acrylic-latex
COURTHOUSE Brunch Honoring Elizabeth Elliott
Mmes. Archie Nichols, water chestnuts, fruit salad
(
nEWS Fred Goble, Carrol Gillit and poppy dressing, and
and Gene L. Finley hosted chocolate dream dessert
a bridesmaids brunch for was served to the follow-
COUNTY COURT Haley, Clyde, 80 Chev. 2 dr
Arthur Waltrip-Delma Elizabeth Elliott at the ing guests: Elizabeth
Judge Mack Kniffen Pre-
siding: Waltrip, Abiltnt, 80 Chev. home of Mrs. Archie Ni- Elliott, Rebecca Elliott,
chols Saturday morning. Sheri Roskopf, Linda
CRIMINAL DOCKET 4 dr.
Steve Williamson, Al- The tables were beauti- Hatchett, Donna Lance,
Edward Reece Goode- fully appaointed in the Jan Nutt, Sally Goldsmith,
illegal parking bany, 80 Chev. 2 dr.
bride's chosen colors of Barbara Akers, Julie Tol-
Harry Roe Brooks, W.T. Kelley, Clyde, 80
pink and cerise. African lett, Marian Scott, Cynthia
illegal parking GMC Flat.
Steve Riley, Albany, 80 violets in various shades of Paxton, Brenda Akers,
Michael Stephen Faulk- Linda Goble, Cherokee
Chev. Sub. pink centered the tables.
ner, DWI A delicious luncheon of Charlesworth, Toni Hodges
Michael Warden Thomas
DWI
chicken a la king, French Mrs. Glen Elliott and Mrs.
style green beans with A .E. Dyer, Sr.
DWI
Bobby Allen Pennington, Post 223 Has
Carl Ledbetter, DWI Egg Sale
Faye Norris Gordon, il-
legal parking Explorer Post 223 con-
Dance with the
Troy Dale Wilcoxson, ducted an egg sale in SIERRA LIGHT BAND
DWI Clyde and came out $140.58
Bobby Joe Hunter, ahead. The members of every week Wed. thru
Post 223 would like to ex-
speeding
Clifton Earl Crawferd, press their gratitude to the
Sun. at the
speeding
David L Martin, illegal
citizens of Clyde for their
contributions.
SAWMILL CLUB
parking The Explorers are also in 2626 Hwy 80.
MARRIAGE LICENSES the process of contracting
Frank Ellis Andrews, out to the Clyde ISD to
Abilene, & Mindy Lou Mar- wash their seven buses
COVERAGE CHARGE $1.00 FOR MEN
shall, Abilene. once a month. A price per
LADIES FREE WED. & THURS.
Brian Lee Seiz, Abilene, bus has not beet officially
$2.00 Per Person FRI. & SAT.
& Dixie Denece Nichols, settled on yet. Presently
$1.00 Per Person on SUNDAY
Clyde. they are washing the Baird
BAND PLAYS 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Every Sunday
David Allen Parker, Abi- buses for $10.00 each.
lene, & Candace Gail Bur- Post 223 will be in Baird SUNDAY BEER 15' STARTING AT 7
dell, Abilene. Saturday, weather permit-
Franklin Pierce Shackel- ting, to finish the buses
ford, Baird, & Dona Cotner there.
Abilene. If you are interested in
William Gerard Schu-
macher, Abilene, & Eliza-
beth Gayle Elliott. Abilene.
joining Explorers please
contact Bill Hart, ph.
854-1732 in Baird or Randy
AUCTION
CRIMINAL MINUTES Boles, ph 893-4217 in
Roosevelt Henry Rhodes, Clyde.
CLYDE FARM & RANCH SUPPLY
poss. of marijuana, $200,
$67cc, 3 days confinement
Barbara Martin Graham, North First & Pecan
Clyde, Texas
illegal parking, $60, $57cc
Larry Wayne Minx, ille-
Karen Ringhoffer SAT., MARCH 8, 1980 — 11:00 AM
gal parking, $45, $57cc
Edward Reece Goode,
Earns Honor 1969 C-50 Chevrolet truck w/Hyde combination trailer,
hydraulic over air brakes, 25' trailer with grain auger
illegal parking, $54, $57cc 1962 Ford bulk feed truck
Harry Roe Brooks, illegal Karen G. Ringhoffer of 8-N Ford Tractor
parking, $60, $57cc Baird, junior horticulture Auger wagon
Faye Norris Gordon, ille- major, has earned "Distin- (6) 1100 bu. grain bins
gal parking, $36, $57cc guished Student" ranking Lift for grain truck
at Texas A&M University. (2) 6" Hutchinsons augers
CIVIL. DOCKET 8" & 10" augers
Linda C. Lindsey, Ricky The undergraduate hon-
or is awarded to students Syrup trailer
Joe Lindsey, divorce. Syrup tank and pump
Jack Plunk, Individually who excel academically at 6" Nayrath auger
and as next friend for Billy Texas A&M, the state's W-W Grinder with 75 hp. electric motor
Plunk, a minor vs. Melba land-grant and sea-grant 2 ton American mixer
W. Foy, personal injury. institution responsible for 1 ton REA Sweet feed mixer
TAX ASSESSOR'S providing not only excel- (2) 10,000 # grain bins
OFFICE lence in academic programs Howe-57 scales
but extension and research 12' Belt conveyor
NEW VEHICLES Platform scales
C.J. Wren, Clyde, 80 in agriculture, engineering
and other practical needs Hand trucks
Impala T/T. New 480 barrel syrup tank
Jay D. Titus, Clyde, 79 throughout the state. (2) 250 bu. overhead grain bins with auger
Ford Ranchero. Recipients of the Distin- 1968 FJDO4OMO1 Baker 4000# fork lift with truckers
Harold Hooks, Clyde, 80 guished Student honor mask
Chev. 4 dr. must earn at least a 3,25 NCR Cash register
Robert R. Cheslock- grade point ratio, out of a Butcher block
Maria Amenta Cheslock, possible 4.0, during the Antique gas stove
most recent grading period. All hog equipment: Farrowing houses, feeders, waterers
Abiltnt, 80 Chev. 2 dr.
& misc.
Michael Haley-Debra Miscellaneous items
Large consignments welcome. Owner MUST be checked
Baird Electric in by auctioneer and have items on the premises by
10:00 AM on day of aution. All vehicles must have titles.
Inc. Broker to be on premises to offer for sale (3) city lots
across street from store.
SALES & SERVICt
Commercial, Residential, Heating,
Air Conditioning & Wiring
ROCKY ASH, Auctioneer
TxGs 011-0095
501 W. 4th St. - Phone 854-17P Clyde, Texas
BAIRD, TEXAS (915) 893-5663