Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 4

CALENDAR OF EVENTS Thursday, May 25th o'clock Magnolia Wives Club will hold a picnic covered dish supper in the home of Mrs. M. E. Bay, 2023 Belclaire Circle W. Other Magnolia wives, not members of the club and their husbands, are invited to attend.

Guests are asked to phone cither Mrs. Bay at TR4-3247, or Mrs. J. R. Black, TR4-7669.

1:00 o'clock P. Music study club, Allen studio, will be presented in recital at Kinsloe House. The Senior Music Study club program will follow at 8 p. m. 7:30 o'clock P.

Corsicana Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will meet at Kinsloe House for installation of officers. A report will be given by Mrs. Anita Christie on the recent Texas-Louisiana Division Convention in Corpus Christi. Friday, May 26th 8:00 o'clock P. DeRusha's Kindergarten and School of Dance will present a Spring recital at Kinsloe House.

Admission is free and the general public is invited to attend. Daily Sun, May 24, 1961 Dozen Divorce Grounds Saturday, May 27th 7:00 o'clock A. Eta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a rummage sale on Wilson's parking lot. 7:00 to 9:30 o'clock P. Youth Fellowship of the Norln- side Baptist church will sponsor a Gamps Party and get together for youth of Corsicana.

Sponsors for this week's party will be Messrs. and Mmes. B. A. George and H.

T. Basham. 7'30 o'clock P. state-wide Encampment meeting will be held in the local 1OOF Hall, beginning with a barbecue supper. Hosts will be the Navarro Encampment, No.

44, Ennis Encampment, No. 142, and the Ladies Auxiliary and Canton M. D. Herring, No. 8.

Sunday, May 28th 2:00 o'clock P. Mansfield Studio will present the Poco Junior Club in Spring recital at Kinsloe House. 3:00 o'clock P. Waltman School of Music will present. Junior High and High school students in recital at the studio.

3:30 o'clock P. Allegretto Club of the Mansfield Studio will be presented in Spring recital at Kinsloe House. 4:30 o'clock P. VII and VIII of the Junior High Allegro Club will be presented in Spring recital at Kinsloe House by the Mansfield Studio. Monday, May 29th o'clock P.

Ruth circle of the Missionary Baptist church will meet in weekly session at the church, o'clock P. CHS Alumni Association will honor the class of 1961 with a. social hour in High School cafeteria. All former graduates are also invited to attend. o'clock P.

Ladies Auxiliary and Canton M. D. Herring will hold a drill team practice and covered dish supper in the IOOF Hall. Tuesday, May SOth o'clock P. WMA of the Unity Baptist church will meet in regular session at.

the church. o'clock P. F. Hearn will present piano and voice students in recital at Kinsloe House. o'clock P.

Waltman School of Music will present Grade school students in recital at the studio. 3:00 7:30 8:00 7:30 7:45 8:00 12:30 8:00 Wednesday, May 31st o'clock P. Grounds committee of Kinsloe House will be hostess group for a games luncheon. Mrs. Luther A.

Johnson Jr. Is o'clock P. Holidays" will be the theme of the dance recital for Cook school in the auditorium, Navarro Junior College. CHICAGO, May 24 Robert B. Wilson, 45, wants a divorce from his wife, Juno 38, because, he said, she won't get rid of the two dozen cats she keeps In their house in suburban Palos Heights.

Wilson, who also accused his wife of scratching and beating him during quarrels over the cats, estimated It costs him $80 a months to buy food for the felines. Wilson, a production co-ordl- nator for a pharmaceutical company, said when they were married in 1940 his wife owned one cat. Since, he said, she has collected "numerous and varied types of felines of all breeds, mixtures, colors, ages and sex." He complained in the suit filed superior court that he is allergic to cat fur and possibly to the odor of cat food. Cathedral Plaque Honors Lyricist LONDON, May 24 UP) Mrs. Dorothy Hammerstein, widow of Lyricist Oscar Hammerstein, unveiled a plaque to his memory in Southwark Cathedral to day.

The service was attended by about 30 members of the London cast of "The Sound of Music," the last work written by Hammerstein in collaboration with composer Richard Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers attended the ceremony. Much of the dedicatory serv ice was taken over by the cathedral choir.

Hammerstein's will provided 2,000 pounds 600) to support two choirboys at Southwark Cathedral. They are called the hammerstein charters Two Treated At Memorial For Cuts On Face Two minor emergencies sen' patients to Memorial Hospita' fot treatment for injuries re ceived in accidents Tuesday. Delmar Kendall, 45, of 2002 West Fourth avenue, employe Withrow Furniture Company suffered a half inch cut on the of the nose when a pai of springs is reported to have struck his glasses. He was treat ed and dismissed at 10 a.m. Ronnie Green, 17, Route j'rost, was treated at 11:20 a.m for an inch laceration over th eft eye received while running across the gym floor at Fros' High School.

HONOR members of Phi Theta Kappa at Navarro Junior College, an honorary society, are presented certificates at a recent assembly by Dr. Ben W. Jones, president of the Thursday, June 1st o'clock P. Holmes School of Music will present the Beethoven club In Spring recital at Kinsloe House. TlOO o'clock P.

M. The Musical Coterie of the Holmes School of Music will be presented In Spring recital at Kinsloe House. Monday, June fith 8:00 o'clock P. WSC8 of the First Methodist church will meet In business and program session in Martin Hall, with Circle in charge of arrangements. Sun Want Ads Brlns Results 'M if A.

college. One of the freshman inductees, Jo Cox, Barry, was namd the outstanding freshman. (Taylor Photo) Fairfield FAIRFIELD, May 24 (SpU Mrs. F. H.

Watson left Dallas plane Friday for San Fran- to visit her grand- on, Howard Watson III, who stationed there with the U.S. Air Force and sisters, Mrs. Jeorge Jcffcoat and Mr. and Mrs, A. A.

Porter and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Stroud nd children and Mrs. Alonzo itroud visited Charles Stroud vho is ill in Waco Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McVey and family of Austin visited friends here Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Parrish of Henderson spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Condia Robertson in Fail-field and Mr.

and Mrs. A. P. Parrish Buffalo. Mickey Shumate is in the Freestone County Hospita! after he was critically injured when struck by an automobile on U.S.

75 near the Tower Cafe about 3:10 a.m. Sunday. Charges of failure to stop and rendei aid were filed against a Freestone County negro Sunday aft ernoon. The Fairfield senior clas spent Wednesday till Sunday in Corpus Christi. They were ac companied by Mrs.

Alvin Wink ler Jr. and Dean Madison sponsors; Supt. C. M. Wood Mrs.

Madison, Mrs. Henry Steward and Mrs. Morris Harri son. Mr. and Mrs.

F. B. Peyton spent last week visiting rela ives at San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil DeBorde cl son Alfred Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeBorde, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin DeBorde and children of Florida were dinner uests in the home of their nother, Mrs.

Susie DeBorde. Loyd Await spent the week the home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. S. L. McKenzie, Martin McKenzie of Tennessee Colony; Mrs. G.

P. Hardey and family of Winnsboro, Mr. and Mrs. S. L.

McKonzie, Jr. and amily of Fort Worth; Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. McKenzie and family of Marshall; Jerry McKenzie of Atlanta and Miss Cathy Smith of TCU, Fort Worth were guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Wayne Carroll Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Ford of Humble visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phillips Sunday. Klnzie, students at Sam Houson State, Huntsville, spent last vcekend with relatives in Kirin.

Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Kirgan nd Richard and Anne Atwill Dallas spent last weekend the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.

P. Cannon in Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cely visit- id relatives in Palestine Saturday night.

Mrs. Gladys Ray, Mrs. Maude Ritter and Mrs. Myrtle Ward 'isited relatives in Austin last veekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Moore of Kilgore are visiting in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. John A. De France and Mr.

and Mrs Clyde Donaldson this week. Visitors in the home of Mi 1 and Mrs. Colon Willard lasl weekend were Mr. and Mrs Lester Gulp and David Wayne of Austin, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Willard and Tony of For 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. Cynthia and Kay Worth; Stroud, Houston. Don Nettle and Shirley Me Zone Hearing Two applications for zoning changes will be given public learings Thursday at 2 p.m.

City Planning and Zonini Commission. Ferma C. Stewart las applied for a change from R-3 family dwelling to Apartment classification for lot A block 454, located at North Twenty-fourth street and Elm wood a.venue. A change frorr Apartment to Local Retail is being sought by V. W.

Buchanan for lots 1, 2 and 3, block 308 located at West Tenth ave and South Thirteenth street. Firemen Seek Cause Oi Blaze Cause still had not been de Wednesday of the fire broke out Tuesday night in he upstairs apartment of a two story apartment house at 70( South Sixteenth street, Fire 2hief Charley Tieman said. Investigation indicated the. firi started in the vicinity of a dresser in the apartment of Mr and Mrs. Terry Paul.

Fir damage was confined to this on and the attic and room water damage resulted to Lhe first floor apartment occurred by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Manny. The other downstairs apartment had been vacated Tuesday.

Firemen received the alarm Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Young Officer Tries Robbery For Trip Funds May policeman who said he turned robber to finance a (une honeymoon is charged with two loan company holdups. Donald Earl Garner, 22, was arrested Tuesday shortly after 1234 was taken at gunpoint rom a suburban loan company office. The same place was robbed of $400 in February. Police said Garner, a member of the police force in Fa- miles to the south, admitted both robberies and a 162 holdup of another Jacksonville finance firm on May 8.

Officers reported that four employes of the loan office rob bed Tuesday identified Garner a police lineup and the money was found in Garner's car. The office manager, H. Miller, telephoned police a description of the bandit's car and Patrolman C. B. Kirksey spot ted a car fitting the description a few minutes, later.

Police Chief Zach Hunsuckle MAKE YOUR Palatka said Garner had ever been in trouble, had dons ood with teenagers and pre-employment investigation ndicated he was an excellent respect. Officers here naid Garner old them he planned to be ari-ied in June and turned robbery to finance a honey- loon. His salary as a police- nan was $312 a month. EYES Examined, Glasses Fitted! Satisfaction! Guaranteed Dr. Mack D.

Gray Dr. G. T. Demon OPTOMETRISTS TR4-4171 UK North Beaton Strict SYOU RE AD HONE LOANS Loans to Buy Build or Navarro Savings Loan Association 212 West 5th Avenue FHONE TR4-8251 NOTICE Memorial service will be held at Ri'chland Cemetery Sunday, May, 28th. 1981.

Servian will he- Kin at 11:00 a. m. You are invited to come and bring a basket lunch. iO Years Of Outstanding Service." 117 W. 4th Ave.

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Following the latest check up meeting by campaign workers, five new members were announced Wednesday. The newest Chamber affiliates are Cen-Tex Oxygen, J. H. Comp ton, H. C.

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