Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 12

Daily Sun, May 19, 1961 New Members Reported For CCC Friday Eleven additions to the Chamber of Commerce were announced Friday at the first check up meeting of the membership campaign headed by Joe Bob Tekell. New members signed up during the drive include: Little Transfer Storage, Joe Nussbaum, agent; Jack London, highway engineer; Stokes Printing company, Billy Stokes owner; Stack Pest and Termite Control, Charles K. Stack; Stylette Beauty Shop, Odell and Joy Green owners; Herman Youngblood Insurance agency; Warner Brothers Humble Station, Wilson and J. C. Warner owners; Texas Motel, Eelem Stanley owner; Carson Pharmacy, Henry Bow- den owner; Gibson Discount Center; and I.

J. Bigony. Campaign workers attending the morning check up session besides Chairman Tekell were Bud Morton, Lloyd Carraway, Robert Cason, B. L. Hagle, E.

C. Mueller, N. M. Rhea, John Stover and Joe Tate. SICK AND CONVALESCENT Memorial Ilispltnl There were 92 patients Friday noon.

Admitted: J. T. Cavencler; Mrs. Velma Burleson; Ricliland; Janice Trojacek, Ennis; Mrs. Betty Wendt; Mrs.

Emily Owen; A. E. Adams. Dismissed: L. C.

Howell; Mrs. Norma Watkins; Mrs. Annie Bell Dillard; Mrs. Joy Green; Mrs. Ruby Sowers and infant son; James Hollifield, Blooming Grove; Mrs.

Pauline Turner, Purdon; Mrs. Frances Wilkins; Mrs. Helen Horvath. Sun Want Ads Results FLOWERS For The GRADUATE Corsages, Especially Arranged And Beautiful Cut Flowers. BURSON PEARSON FLORISTS 602 West 4th Avc.

Phone TR CITY POLICE ACTIVITIES Three shots were fired at aiford contacted the woman owner prowler in the 700 block of South Main street shortly before midnight while police were en route to the scene. Police received the call from the Curtis Henthorns, 712 South Main street at 11:47 p.m. On arrival Sgt. Wells and Officers Wiley and Jones were informed that a negro man had been seen prowling the neighborhood and three shots fired in his direction, but it was unknown whether he had been hit or not. Police searched the area without finding the suspect, nor blood on the ground to indicate a bullet had found its mark.

A city employe was arrested Thursday by Asst. Chief Hightower and Investigator Upton of burglary and theft division, for the alleged theft of some junk batteries at the city garage on South Twelfth street. He was booked for theft under $5 and fined $25 in court. Two men were jailed by Officers Wiley and Jones who arrested them for drunkenness Thursday night. On receipt of report at headquarters of an alleged vicious dog in the 900 block of South Seventeenth street, Officer Craw- who agreed to pen the dog up Thursday about 6:30 p.m.

A disturbance call to the 1000 block of South Seventeenth street was answered Thursday at 8 p.m. by Officer Moore who took no action on learning it Involved family trouble. A similar call was answered in the 300 block of Havner avenue by Sgt. Wells and Officers Wiley and Jones at 1:30 a.m. Friday with no action being taken.

Police were askod Thursday about 8:20 p.m. to search for Bobby Heard, 14, who had been missing from home since 4:30 p.m. However at 10 p.m., police were notified he had returned home and informed his parents he had gone to a movie with a friend. Seventy-three cars were tagged for overparking at meters by Officers Tanner, Wiswell and Coffey. Fines were reported paid on 71 tickets.

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The next morning they were being hailed as the nation's newest and young- ost top song-writing team. Green Tide Starts The big money began to flood iround them in a green ind it's still rolling in. But both Charley and Lee of whom will earn $100,000 JOHNSON INSPECTS HONOR GUARD AT SAIGOJT Vice President Lyndon Johnson was given a full military honor ceremony upon ar- rival in Saigon. Here he inspects the picked guard of South Viet Nam's President Ngo Dinh Diem, at the Saigon airport. (AP Wirephoto) or more this year grimace 1960 Chev.

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Long Wheel Base with Grain Bed W. M. FORESTER CHEVROLET CO. 301 North Main Street Dial TR4-6591 wryly at the idea success came to them as an overnight bolt 'rom the blue. "We've been slaving hard since first met at a party 12 years said Lee.

He was a hard-up young writer. Charley was a hard-up young classical composer. Working in their spare hours together, the two turned out scores of songs and sketches for revues and supper club singers. For three summers they put on shows at a resort hotel for room and board and a salary of $200 oach for a 12-week season. It all added up to a lot of hard work, a lot of fine experience but not much cash and no fame.

"Just four years ago I was shining shoes my own," quipped Lee. Find Springboard It was in 1958 that the two Clrst stepped on the springboard that bounced them to success. Veteran stage manager Edward Padula had a big idea why not produce a happy musical -ibout American teenagers who weren't gang members or delinquents? He had another big the show could be the product of young talent. Padula picked Strouse and Adams after trying out 15 other song-writing teams. He paid $50 a month each out of lis own limited funds to turn out songs.

Two years and 80 auditions ater the trio had raised the "300,000 necessary to put on "Bye Bye Birdie," and the two song- smiths had hammered out 55 17 of which were used the show. Now royalties from recordings, the original Broadway production and two touring companies -plus an $850,000 sale of the rights have put Strouse Adams on easy street for some time to come. Continue Working But that doesn't mean they -re taking life any easier. They laboring night and day prefers to compose in 'lie morning, Adams likes to in the evening on a show. It will be "All Amer- can," the story of an immigrant irofessor's adventures on a typi- U.S.

college campus. "Anybody might be lucky and I'come up with one hit," said Lee Young Actor Too Busy For Steady Dating By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK OP) Johnn Crawford, 15, the brown-eye little actor who plays Chuc Connors' son in "The Rifleman is much too busy even to co sider going steady with a girl. "Going steady is getting to a stupid thing now in Los A geles," Johnny confided. "And have always thought it wa Why, one of my friends starte at 13 going with a girl who wa 12, and he kept it up for si months. But he told me that he was sorry, because was too short and it was bette to play the whole field." Johnny is much more intercs ed in his horse than in any g'n Besides, he has his work at th studio, his school work and hobbies to keep him thorough! occupied.

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His hobby Is collecting o' motion-picture films and his pe sonal hero is pioneer Wester star William S. Hart. "Of course, I plan to keep acting," Johnny said, "But I 1 also like to be a producer. Pai ticularly I'd like to produce documentary film of the Ol West, the way it really was. think the Old West is being de scroyed by all the silly Wesi ABC's "Wyatt Earp" is wind ng up its long TV career with five-part semidocumentary serie covering the legendary marshal long career, including the fan' ous Shootout at the O.

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"But we both like to work, an even if we come up with flops in a row, we intend to kee right on trying." What has financial success ac meant to them? Very li tie in terms of changing 'thei lives. Strouse said it had give him leisure to write more class leal music. "I've got a larger apartment, said Lee. "Now I don't hav to write on the kitchen table. "Yes, and now you can affor -i buy new friends," joke They laughed together.

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3rd Ave. Dial TR4-7891 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ELECTION OFFICIALS Immediately upon the completion of the count of your box, please phone (Collect) results to the Corsicana Daily Sun (Dial TR4-4763, TR4-4764 or TR4-4765). The Sun will attempt to give complete county totals the night of the election. This will be impossible without your box. Just tell the operator to connect you with the Daily Sun, Corsicana.

(Collect). You should bear in mind that there is a law in effect requiring that your returns be phoned in immediately after the polls are closed and the count completed. Your co-operation will be greatly appreciated. I will make my headquarters at the Daily Sun office the night of the election. KENNETH DOUGLAS, County Judge.

COURTHOUSE NEWS DISTRICT COURT Dismissal orders were entered in four condemnation suits in which the State was pitted against dants: the following defen- E. Womack, et al; Gladys Shaw Cheney, et al; Emy Barth, et al; C. C. Roberts, et al. SHERIFF'S OFFICE Deputy Howe French arrested in Blooming Grove a negro man wanted Jn Hillsboro on a charge cf transporting liquor.

A negro youth, 13, was arrested by Deputy C. W. Blackmon on a complaint that he was involved in the theft of groceries. Couniy Jail There were 18 prisoners Friday morning. COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Warranty Deeds Carl G.

Holliday to Mrs. Audrey Bennett, 2.5 a.cres on Battle Creek, $10 and other considerations. Alton Truitt to Clovis L. Beaver, et ux, part of Block 8, Cor sicana Heights addition, $10 and other considerations. Mrs.

Reubene Johnson, et vir, to W. M. Crawford, part of Block 143, city, $2,000. J. B.

Hawthorne to Mrs. Min- r.ie Deveny, part of Block 389, city, $10 and other considerations. Willie Elizabeth Casey Eason al, to Clyde Bond, tracts in Navarro and Freestone counties and other considerations. Kenneth H. Croy to Louise lots 7 and 8, Block J.

Blooming Grove, $10 and other considerations. JUSTICE COURTS A Corsicana man charged with using abusive language pleaded uilty in the court of Justice G. Bowden Thursday and was fined $10 and costs. The complainant also testified that the defendant chased him with a hammer. A hot check case waa reduced from county court and the defendant was fined $1 and costs in Bowden's court.

Two traffic fines were paid, one for $5 and costs and one for $1 and costs. Irvin Prater Riies Saturday Irvin Prater, 58, farmer, na tive of Dawson, died in Memorial Hospital Thursday fol lowing a stroke several weeks ago. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. from the First Baptist church in Dawson with burial in the Dawson cemetery. The rites will be conducted by Rev.

Fred Chapman of Midlothian, who recently resigned as pastor of this church, assisted by Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor of the Dawson Methodist church. Surviving are his wife of Dawson; a daughter, Mrs. Bob bie Almond, Dallas; two brothers, Chester Prater, Dawson, and Lloyd Prater, Roswell, N. three sisters, Mrs.

Zola McCulloch, Waco; Mrs. Thelma Adams and Mrs. Bummie Me Reynolds, both of Corsicana, and other relatives. Pallbearers will be Dan Grif fin, Charlie Fondren, J. R.

Rogers. Clyde Roloff, Harold Pitts and H. H. Houck. Eubanks Funeral Home directs.

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