Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 5

THE GOR5ICANA, (TEXAS) DAILY SUN. MONDAY, MARCH 1986 FIVE Bice Resident Dies Saturday James Solomon Parker, 84, native of Butler, long-time Navarro county resident, died at his home In Rice Saturday night. He was a retired sheetmetal worker and had resided at Rice 15 years. Parker had resided at Emhouse, Tupero and Rice since 1887. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.

m. from the Corley Chapel with burial In Oakwood cemetery. The rites were conducted by Rev. Kenneth Bass and Rev. Tom Griffin.

Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Ellen Stephenson to whom he was married Nov. 11, 1893, of Rice; three sons, J. L. Parker, Dallas; L. Parker, Bearie, Ohio, and D.

E. Parker, Port Worth; a. daughter, Mrs. M. Neale, Al- hambrla, five granddaugh 1 ters, two'grandsons, seven great grandsons, three brothers Frank Leonard Parker, Santa Maria, Gary Lee Parker, Minnesota, and Samuel Stephen Parker, Corsicana; two sisters, Mrs.

Fannie Delona Rawson, Corsicana, and Eunice Lavada Waggoner, Truth Consequences, N. and a number of nieces, nephews and other relatives. Pallbearers were Roy Gowan, T. Gowan, Clarence Mahaley, John Bowden, Milton Douglas and rln Gilbert. Corley directed.

Grady Christie RiEes Are Held Funeral rites for Grady B. Christie, 42, dirt contractor, who died of 'a heart attack Saturday morning, were held Sunday at 5 m. from the Corley Chapel. Burial was in the Hamilton cemetery. Rev.

W. T. Allmon, Hubbard, pastor of the Cedar Creek Baptist church at Pickett, conducted the rites. He was a life-long resident of Navarro county. Surviving are his wife, a son, Elton Christie; two brothers, Coy and J.

W. Christie, all of Corsicana; three sisters, Mrs. Millie Brannon and Mrs. Odera Henson, both of Corsicana, and Mrs. Pauline Fowler, Houston, and a number of other relatives.

Nephews were pallbearers. Arthur A. Helton Services Sunday Funeral services for Arthur A. fe Melton, 38, city bus driver, who died Friday night at the Corsicana Hospital and Clinic, were held from the West Side Baptist church Sunday at 3 p. with the pastor, Rev.

Jack Goff, in charge. Burial was in the Hamilton cemetery. Surviving are his wife, two sons, Larry and Frederick Melton; a daughter, Brenda K. Melton; 'parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Melton, two sisters, Mrs. W. D.

Burnett and Mrs. Jack Gibbs, all of Corsicana; grandmother, Mrs. E. E. Frazier, Palestine, and other relatives.

Pallbearers wore S. Brashear, Roy R. Jones, Roy Graham, Earl Norwood, Weldon Morrison and Raymond Danforth. Corley directed. R.

0. Hiding Rites Are Held Sunday Funeral rites for Robert Owen Huling, 22, of Emhouse, who died at Memorial Hospital Friday morn- lng, were held from the Corley Chapel Sunday at 3:30 Burial was in the Pattison cemetery at Emhouse. w. The services were conducted by Rev. Van P.

Morrison, Fort Worth Methodist minister. Surviving are the Mr. and Mrs. Swint Huling, Emhouse, and a number of other relatives. Pallbearers were Dr.

C. L. Doyle Collins, John Gillen, Claude Maggard, Robert Chaney and George Richards. ROAD ENGINEER DIES FORT WORTH, March 5 (INS) services will be held in Fort Worth Tuesday for John Arthur Elliot, 69, district engineer and department head for the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads who died Saturday night.

Elliot's district included Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma. Run Want Ads Bring Results. It is. Easy to pay for New 1956 Car if you finance it with the STATE NATIONAL BANK Sowm U.S. Wf ATHM 8 IMF A Dtpoiinwn' ol WEATHER FORECAST FOR NEXT 30 maps, based on those supplied by the United States Weather Bureau, forecast the probable precipitation and temperatures for the next 30 (AP Wirephoto Map) Bower Infant Rites Sunday Rita Bower, one-day-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Rex Bower, died in Memorial Hospital Saturday. Funeral services were held Sunday at, 2:30 p.m. from the Memorial Baptist Church with burial In Oakwood cemetery. The-rites were conducted by Rev.

H. G. Starkey, pastor. Surviving are the parents, three brothers, Rex Bower, III; Ray Bower, Billie Don Watkins; a sister, Patsy Lynn Watkins; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Littlejohn and Mrs. Rex Bower, all of Cor- cana, and other relatives. Corley directed.

Fairfieid FAIRFIELD, March Mrs. M. C. Allen attended a servic training meeting of Future Homemaker teachers in Waco Friday night and Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Glazener and frinends of Vernon were recent guests In the home of his mother, Mrs. E.

Glazener. E. H. Newman and Mrs. Mae Wllllgord spent last week with "relatives in Houston.

Mrs. Harold Day and children, Cherry Ann and David of Houston are visiting Mrs. Annie Hall Day and other relatives here. Mr. Day visited here Sunday.

Mrs. Ellen Nettle of Dallas spent the week here in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Odom. Mrs.

Jerrell Little of local selective service office attended a conference of clerks in Waco last Tuesday and Wednesday. Harlin Anderson of Houston visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Anderson, last weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Eott and Loyd and Mrs. E.

F. Glazener accompanied Mr. Glazener to Nacogdoches Sunuday. The Rev. John V.

Terry attend-' ed a Bible Conference at Latham Sprince Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Baldree and son, Johnny, of Houston visited In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johon Baldree last weekend. Mrs. Clyde Billingsley of Denver, has been visiting relatives here for several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Guyton, Mr.

and Mrs. Reuben Baker, Thomas and Ken of Madisonville; Mrs. Van Dean Carroll, and Mrs. Glendon Carroll and Glendon Ray of Teague, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Carroll and other relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Kirgan, and Lee of Livingston spent last weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Lee Kirgan. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Glazener and daughters of Dallas visited his mother, Mrs. E.

R. Glazener, here last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. B. A.

Weaver, of Abilene, attended funeral services for Mrs. Sallie Dunbar Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S.

M. Cole, Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Sahi Cole of Mansfield; R. C.

Cole, Streetman; A. Clark and son, Jerry of Fort Worth; and Mrs. J. E. Galloway of Mexia were guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Cole last weekend. Mrs.

Ella Powell and Judy Powell of visited friends and relatives here last weekend. MINE TUNNEL COLLAPSES SANTIAGO, A tunnel collopsed in the Chilean-owned Dis- putada de las Condes copper mine on Santiago's eastern outskirts early today. Rescuers dug out seven severely Injured miners and two bodies. A Sound Agriculture In essential to the prosperity of Corsicana business Interests. Your chamber of commerce (riven every possible co-operation to agriculture In Navarro county.

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Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Former Resident Dies Saturday Albert Alderman, about 80, former Corsicana resident, died of a heart attack while visiting relatives in Philadelprla, Saturday noght. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete but burial will be made at Ulysses, his hone. He was a retired wheat farmer.

Surviving are his wife of Ulysses, a daughter of Chicago; a brother, Earl Alderman, and a sister, Mrs. J. J. Lowry, both of Philadelphia, and other'rel- atives including a nephew, Ray Alderman, Drane, and a niece, Mrs. Owen Beeman, White's Chapel.

Former Texan Dies In Bahrein NEW Paul Barnett, 40, native of Wichita Falls and a former New York newspaperman, died of a heart attack Friday on the island of Bahrein In the Persian Gulf. For three years he was assistant editor on the cable desk of the Herald Tribune. He resigned in December, 1947, t6 join the American military government in Germany. He was publicity director for the Bahrein Petroleum Co. when he died.

Barnett Is survived by his widow, Maria; his mother, Mrs. Leta Barnett of Wichita Falls, and his brother, James, vice president of the Wichita Falls Record-News. Son Want Adi Brtnr Semite Attendance Up Memorial Church An Increased attendance was noted at both worship services Sunday at Memorial Baptist Church. The pastor, Rev. H.

G. preached for both services. His aermon subject Sunday morning was "Memories Are Made of This" and his. evening topic was "The Great Pretender." Junior Church was conductejd at the morning hour under the direction of Mrs. L.

O. Blakney and Mrs. Novel Talley. The choir anthem for the morning hour was "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Jimmy Ross, music director, lead the music for both services. His morning solo was "At the End of the Road." A duet "There's No Frlendv Like Jesus" was brought by Rose Maxfleld and Jimmy Ross at the evening service.

Sunday School attendance "vas and Training Union attendance was 126. Three united with the church, two by profession of faith and one by letter. p.m., Deacon's monthly meeting. p.m., a program in observance of the Week of Prayer for Home Missions will be presented by the YWA and BWC organizations. p.m., Sunday School Worker's will meet for a preview of next Sunday's' lesson with Mrs.

Warren Davis as teacher. 7:30 p.m., Prayer Service with a film "Pray Ye" to be 8:30 p.m., shown Choir by the WMU. Practice. p.m., the Intermediate GA's will give the last of the programs on Home Missions. Visitation will be observed at 3 and 7 p.m.

Around the Clock" Day of Prayer will conclude the Week of Prayer for Home Missions. Laymen's Prayer Service will be at 7:30 p.m. A Household Shower will be given in Fellowship Hall at 8 p.m. for Mr. and Mrs.

P. O. Odom whose home was destroyed by fire during the weak end. Sunday Rites For Mrs. Scarbrough Funeral rites for Mrs.

Ethel Estelle Scarbrough, 69, wife of Ed Scarbrough, who died in Memorial Hospital Friday, will be held from the First Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p. m. Burial will be in the Kerens cemetery. The services were conducted by Dr. W.

M. Shamburger, pastor of the church, and Claude B. Hoi- comb, minister of the Fifth Avenue Church of Christ. Surviving are her husband oi Corsicana; a son, N. E.

Scarbrough, Grand Prairie; a daughter, Mrs. J. T. Finch, Waco; a brother, Jess Griff is, Kerens; a sister, Mrs, Joe Jefferson, Lubbock; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild Pallbearers were Billy Patterson Jimmy Morris, Ed Holsomback A. D.

Locklar, Merle Lynd, H. Smithen, Charlie Scarbrough Byron Scarbrough and J. E. Hanson. Griffin directed.

Sunday Services For Mrs. Martin Funeral services for Mrs. R. Martin, 84, who died at her home, 714 North Commerce street Friday, were held from the Corley Chapel Sunday at 2 p.m. The rites were conducted by Rev.

Riley E. Dale, pastor of the Missionary Baptist Church. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery. Surviving are three sons, W. Chaffee, Corstcana; L.

J. Martin, Dallas, and J. T. Martin, Grand Prairie; six daughters, Miss Minnie Chaffee and Mrs. Delia O'Mara both jf Corsicana; Mrs.

Maud Bal- landlngham, Ludlow, Mrs. Lil- lle Geizer, Covington, Mrs W. L. McBroom, Corsicana, and Mrs. Pearl Scoggins, Idalou, Texas; seven grandchildren and severa great-grandchildren and other relatives.

Pallbearers were Charles Edwards, Norman Smith, T. B. Barnett, C. E. Brlttain, Artls Douglas and Henry Douglas.

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