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Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 16

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Abilene, Texas
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16
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II 4-B THE ABILENE RFPORTER-NEWS Abilene Tf Tuesday Evening May 24 INC WEITHI aELSEfFBEREa Ranger Wreck Fatal to Man Services Planned 14-Year-Old For Mrs Barber sJHearl Victim iSfill Critical Funeral for Miss Sarah 1 1 VH 1 1 I VI III I jEmma Barber 77 will be Iheld at 2 pm Wednesday uvCl! 1 1 jKiker-Warren Chapel with the'j lllvQl Schools Toss' LWV Test Voc School Drawing Okayed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr (Albuquerque clear 60 Atlanta cloudy 78 62 By LYNX TAYLOR Cooper building will be lo- they can stimulate challenge Rev Stone of Carlsbad! Bismarck clear 62 40 04 Reporter-News Staff Writer rated between the present shop and maintain a high interest x- M- a the Rv Sharp! DALLAS Condition of TimBoIse clear 67 44 Members of the Abilene building and the home econom- level for exceptionally bright Pasor Aldersgate MclhodistjMalley four-year-old son of Boston clear 83 61 League of Women Voters gave tcs wing and will contain about students Church officiating Mrs Judy Malley of 3157 HuntBuffalo clear 83 63 the Abilene Independent School 26000-square feet of space The strengthening of the ee-i Burial will be in Eastland (remains critical at Children's Chicago cloudy 83 50 the back 07 night are pending at Killings-worth Funeral Home here His wife injured when the small car in which she and her al Hospital Monday morning Wband were twelling overinjuries received in an automo-Jturnej) wa gay to be in aatis-bile accident near here Sunday factory condition Tuesday morn- ling District a pat on Mon-da night when they pre their recently completed year survey of local the Board of Education Merrill Funeral Al Throckmorton The accident occurred about two miles east of Ranger The accident victims were carried to the Ranger General Hospital by Killingsworth ambulance Mr Feingold died at about 9:35 am Monday The boy underwent a six-hour Dei Moines clear ants and assistants i class was recommended The was secretary i I 73 We have found many thing because local doctors had not re- recommendation calls for the perintendent for the New Mexico open heart surgery Monday at' Detroit cloudy 77 right about the school system spaded to the proposed courses calling to be done by a volunteer School for the Handicapped at the hospital and has been in the Fairbanks cloudy 56 40 Mr? Lee chairman of the league which drew discussion included were Mrs Lida Marr Barrettn 137s Highland-1 wsPa attendant said Helena cloudy 65 45 committee which drew up the exposure slips provided for ele-Mrs Jane Boswell Mrs Lydia ephews and nieces in-'Tun is well Honolulu clear 85 74 survey booklet "My How xou mentary teachers to send homeCash Linda Jo Cooley Mrs cU(ijng Mrs Laura Brashear of as cou 1 expected" How-Indianapolis cloudy 87 63 rnmmmpnriatirmc in the sent Martha Jean Doerr Mrs Lou Baird and Neil Daniel of Abi- ever he likely will remain in the: Jacksonville fog 82 Eighteen recommendations home with a communicable dts- Ann Donegan Ted Harris Lw- iene intensive rare ward several Juneau rlnuriv ia highlighted by a request that the ease: improvement of physical ing Jr Michael Herman Ezell 'SStaLer several Juneau cloudy 46 board "set a stated policy on re- education activities with more! Mrs Nancy Foster Jerry Don 6 66 38 (Kansas City clear 80 47 THROCKMORTON Funeral for Merrill 72 was to be held at 4 pm Tuesday InVj mm First Baptist Church with thevf5a La La 12Rev Laney Johnson pastor andja 03 the Rev Wayland Dowden pas- KI16S 361 tor of the Methodist Church of- 1 ficiating Burial in Throckmorton Cemetery was to be directed by Mer-riman Funeral Home Mr Merrill died early Mon- COLORADO CITY for Mrs Charles Smith will be held at 2 pm in First Presbyterian Church with burial in I The grandfather BolesLog Angeles clear 72 57 Fry of Tuscola is at the j-ji ital as is Mrs Malley cloa i The surgery to correct a cm 1S ra'n between the right and left ven- croud-tricle was performed in Chil- dren's Medical Center in cear i The surgery to correct a ran between the right and left ven-C0UJ 65 Oscar'tricle' was Performed in Chil- J1 caJ jj ni Mpls-StP clear 69 44 Funeral 53 Wednesday ligious exercises to comply with emphasis on activities "for allHayes Merry Sue Howard Joe pa I AN FlMACsl the Supreme Court on such" levels of and those with Clark Humphrey Mrs Susan lUllvlUI were included in the survey -cam- over into adult life" Humphrey Mrs Martha Ann which also pointed out several More Material Klel Mrs Mary Lucille Miller "shortcomings" The survey also noted a need Carol Ann Rode Linda Lee Scat- Mrs Lee and more material more read- tergood and Mrs Mildred an Mrs Joe Kimbrough cited fly available to teachers so that Warner Varner Seaton 76 was to be Today at Hobbs I ai iivKHi HAMLLN Funeral for lor 120jday Throckmorton Hospital City Cemetery under direction He was bom June 28 1893 injof Kiker and Son Funeral I Home uscar- 09 cmth died Monday aft- Colorado City Cemetery under direction Comanche Mrs Smith died Monday aft- 07 held at ei The board also accepted thei4 pm Tuesday in Hobbs School35- New Orleans cloudy 88 73 (Nw York dear 66 60 Resignation of Nat GleatonlAuditorium wiih burial in Hobbsj The child's heart defect wasoida City cloudy 84 58 Abilene High School basketballiCemeterv discovered when he was sixiomaha dear 70 43 coach to be come effective Junej Mr Seaton a retired farmer-months old When he was 14 Philadelphia cloudy 78 48 6 He will become a fulltime in-lWho had lived in Hamlin since (months old Tim was given dos-PhocniXi clear 97 cs County Surviving are his wife Lot- two daughters Mrs a tal ater a long Gates of Austin and Mm Clyde! a Wood of Graham a son Ronald SSI of Pampa: nine grandchildren lbe and four great-grandchildren Js flnd Chafin! all of Wichita Falls and Mrs Mfr MaBv Ncal of Corpus Christ i and a fi4i Ubynn brother Watson of Mona- Mrs Lawson Rites Pend several possible violations in-i eluding the reading of Bibles the recitation of the 23rd Psalm and speed drills with the Bible in some classrooms local policy is no policy" SupL A Wells said ex- plaining that the local board does not dictate compulsory! or religious activities (See ed heart surgery at the Dallasjpittjijurgh cloudy hospital Me dear surance salesman page for details) 83 59 sports 1900 died Monday morning in Hamlin Memorial Hospital after a month-long illness Surviving are his wife four sons of Morton George of Marble Falls Olin of Brownfield and Roy of Kingsland a Sacramento Valley Shaken by Quake hans jPtlnd Ore clear Rapid City cloudy Richmond cloudy St Louis clear -Sait Lk City cloudy 64 36 68 61 52 78 72 63 77 85 54 46 50 56 MERKEL iRNSi Funeral Faril0(l flUlCAIl The problem one of inter-(Pmx for Mrs Lela A Lasonjlfllvl VIIUJvll pretation of the Supreme Court 82 Merkel resident who died 30 JjQ ruling that forbids at 7:55 pm Monday Dies si Coleman LOOK FOR 7JJ 64 88 80 66 religious exercises he added Haven Nursing Home in Abilene Vocational School ifollowing a lengthy illness are SNYDER iRXSl Funeral Preliminary drawing of the pending at Starbuck Funeral plans for Earnest Eugene Gib- oew area vocational school llome here son 58 retired motor freighting Grayson of Lamesa sixAIonday night There were no Washington clear plants was okayed The new Mrs Lawson was bom April operator who died Monday sf-' grandchildren and two great- immediate reports of injuries orjWinnipeg clear daughter Mrs Sarah Iona Jones of Carlsbad two broth- Calif (API Diego cloudy Memorial SACREMENTO -Amoderate earthquake San cloudy ers Charlie of Rotari and" Grwer! jarred a wide segment of the Seattle clear of Brownfield a sister Mrs northern Sacramento Valley Tampa cloudy 06 COLEMAN (RNS Mrs Molly Vaughn died at 219 Lack-land St early Tuesday morning Funeral arrangements are being made by the Stevens Funeral Hume In tlii paper damage Missing I system is expected to cost iS84 in Little Rock Ark" tcriKKm at grandchildren 8763000 with 8386000 coming and married Fred Lawson Hospital are pending at Bolgcr from local funds Dec 10 1902 at Gorman Funeral Home Early of the two Thpv tn fa Born Aug 11 1908 in Sher- buildings to be constructed at in 011 he was a member of the Cooper and Abilene High31 1 Presbyterian Church He had Schools were presented by ar- feRa a lived on a farm north of Sny- chitects Jim Tittle and Horace Bpt thiurjch here- 'der for the past six years Loving of Tittle Luther Survivors include two sons i Survivors are his wife Mrs The AHS plant the larger withRamond (D- Abilene and JoeLilian Davis Gibson: and one 34000 square feet will be ymgton sister Mrs Roy Bowner of ed just east of the present alk Falls tMilJin8- accordl" 10 Cnmmntotin Try Scheduled June 2 Abilene Mrs Ernie Moody of I AUSTIN (AP Oscar Wichita Falls Mrs George Har-Cook sentenced lo die in the slaying of his mother-in-law receive a commutation Carpet Paths end Spots Easily Removed or clean carpet wall-to-wall Safe Blue Lustre re-hrihtrn colon leave) nap fluffy Kent eanjo-ue electric ahampnoer ir ft a day at Abilene Drug 3 location! 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