Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 23

TEN THE CORSICANA (TEXAS) DAILY SUN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1957 Family Church Eisenhowers Set For Ruction HOPE, Kan. church where President Elsenhower's great-grandfather worshipped will be sold at auction Sept. 14. Bishop Ray I. Witter, a first cousin of the President, made the announcement, adding: "It almost breaks my heart." Bishop Witter is pastor of the Roscbank Brethren in Christ Church, four miles south of Hope.

The church to be sold was built in 1891. The President's great- grandfather, Frederick Eisenhower, moved to Kansas from Pennsylvania in 1879. Regular services were held In the white pine church (40x60 feet) until 1946, and annual conventions of the denomination met there until 1955. It Is 1 1-2 miles from the old Eisenhow- er homestead and 9 1-2 miles north west of Hope. The President's grcat-grandfath er, grandfather, and brother Paul, are burled In te graveyar adjoining the church.

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$139 Pkg. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CALF SMITH'S PRIDE T-BONE STEAK, 89' CORNISH HENS 69 "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CALF CAP'N JOHN'S 10-Oz. Pkg. RUMP ROAST 69 Breaded Shrimp 59' "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY CAP'N JOHN'S FRIED GROUND BEEF, 39' FISH STICKS 33' CHICKEN PIES 2 39 DOG FOOD IDEAL Cans KRAFT (With 6-Oz. Horseradish) Jar KRAFT DINNERS ZEE TOILET TISSUE 4-Roll ZEE (WHITE) PAPER NAPKINS Pkgs.

of 80.. ZEE PAPER LUNCH BAGS Pkg. of 20. PRODUCE FEATURES California Iceberg LETTUCE California Tokay GRAPES U.S. No.

1 Russet POTATOES Wisconsin Fresh CORN 4 Bag Green Cabbage INSTANT ALL PURE 2-Oz. 6-Oz. Jar Hf Jar $115 1 Rice RICE, Sept. Mr. an Mrs.

James Noel of Bay City spen the weekend with her mother, Mrs Lola Cochran. Mrs. Jess Harper moved to tlv home of her son, Nugent, In Clyd Thursday. Mrs. Kae Heather of Fort Worth and Kelly Loop, Dallas, were hen Saturday.

Mrs. S. J. Foster of Odessa visit ed in the home of her daughter Mrs. Glyn Hutchlns last week.

Mrs. G. H. Swafford Is visiting relatives in Lockhart. Dow Mahalay underwent eyi surgery in Dallas lasst week.

Jack Bowdeh of Arlington was here Mr. and Mrs. Orvlil Cox and family of Beaumont spent the noli day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs Jess Dyer. Mrs. Lltt Pollan has accepted position in Irving.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ribble and family of Dallas were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rib ble.

Sunday visitors in the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Hutehlns were Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jacobs anc family of Huntsvilie; Mr.

anc Mrs. Calvin Rich and family Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hutchins, Athens. Mr.

and Mrs. Edd Pharr anc Jerry, Dean Bell and Mrs. Alice Bell of Dallas visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Shivers and daughter of Arlington are visiting in the J. C. Thompson home. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Bradley anc daughters of Talco and Mr. anc Mrs. Bobby Bradley, Lufkln spent the weekend here. Billy Mahalay of Dallas home Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Lorln Murff and family of Ground Prairie, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Murff 'and son and Mr and Mrs. Denton Murff and sons were here Sunday.

Mrs. Jack Wilder returned to Wichita Falls Tuesday. Mrs. Marie Hobbs visited relatives in Ferris Sunday. Oscar Joe Rasco of El Paso spent the weekend with his parents.

Mrs. J. N. Hawkins and Mrs. Bura Pritchett moved to Corslcana Saturday.

Jack Hobbs left Thursday for Austin where he will be a student In Texas University. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Barton visited In Palestine Sunday. His mother, Mrs.

J. W. Barton returned to her home with them. Mr. and Mrs.

T. Harding of Hico and Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Parks and family, Grand Prairie were holiday guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Sullivan.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy O'Neal of Dallas spent the weekend here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Armstrong and Billie of Dallas spent the holi- ln Dan Morgan and Carl Boucher Va huntln Dresden DRESDEN, Sept. The the Denzil Wright Hied the pulpit at Dresden Meth- 'dist church last Sunday at both morning and evening hours, which are 9:45 a. m. and 6pm each irst and third Sundays. Mrs.

E. B. Cagle visited Miss Esie Currington in Blooming Grove ast Saturday morning. W. T.

Whltley and wife of Ft vorth, and Mr. and Mrs. Heath Blake visited in Waco last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Greene, Dalas, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hol- ngsworth of Emhouse visited Mr nd Mrs. George Stubblefield on unday.

Patsy Montgomery spent a few ays last week with Mr. and Mrs Bill Hollingsworth in Corsicana Dr. S. P. Call of Waco was here his farm last Saturday after- oon.

Miss Joy Furra and mother, Mrs. 3on Cunningham and Karen visit- Mrs. E. B. Cagle last Friday uernoon.

Visitors last week in the home Mrs. Marj' Furra and Joy were Irs. Mary Blake, Houston, Mrs. immy Russell and Jamye of Fort Vorth, Mrs. N.

E. Brister, Bloom- ng Grove, Mrs. Sallie Davis, Mrs. 2dna Haden, and Mrs. Ordway Ferrell and Mrs.

Robert Grounds nd Mr. and Mrs. Roland Haden nd David Haden. Rev. and Mrs.

Denzil Wright nd family were supper guests of Ir. and Mrs. Griffin last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wylie Phelps of Dallas visited Mrs. Jean Furra last unday. Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Haden and amlly and Mr.

and Mrs. Roland isited relatives in Port Neches ist weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Call and ohn of Dallas enjoyed last week- nd here on their farm.

Visitors in the John Montgomery ome on Sunday were, Mr. and James Earl Turner of Ennis, Ir. and Mrs. Ellis Montgomery nd family of Dawson and Mrs. Vendell Warren, and Mr.

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Mrs. E. B. Cagle returned home last Friday after a few days visit with the Jim Herring family. The Robert Grounds family, and Mrs.

James Grounds and children attended the Grounds reunion in Hlllsboro last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Bass and little sons, Kenny, and Conway of West spent last weekend in home of her parents, Mr. Mrs.

Robert Grounds, and attended church Sunday at the Dresden Methodist church. Bazette BAZETTE, Sept. 4 (Spl) ev. Frank Chapman, pastor of the Baptist Church filled the pulpit at )oth morning and evening services. 47 attended.

Rev. and Mrs. Sam Cerilll and of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walker, were supper in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Upchurch and family Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley nd little daughter of Eunice, vere visitors in the Jack and Homer Marshall home over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilcrease son, Kenny of La Grande, Orgon; Mr. and Mrs. Sonnle Inmon children of Cayuga and Mrs.

Vannie Breeding of Kerens, were iinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wright Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Taylor of reenville, spent several days last veek visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pohl and family. Mrs. Onis Cook, Mrs.

Martha Jilcrease and son, 'and Mrs. Johnnie Wright motored to Weatherford hursday of last week to visit with heir husbands and father, Onis Johnnie who are working there. Mrs. Dorothy Aliene Valentine little daughter, Retia of Houson, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Foy Brown nd children. Punk Valentine and son. Jimmle, pent Saturday night with Butch Upchurch. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Upchurch of Ildkiff, visited relatives in Corsi- ana and Kerens Monday and Tues- ay. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tramel were Dallas visitors Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Marshall Jr. nd family of Ennis were visitors the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Marshall Sr.

and Mr. and Irs. Vernon Ainsworth and son, Marshall over the weekend. Miss Beth Westbrook of Dallas isited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

21yde Westbrook, over the wcek- nd. Airs. M. L. Wise who has been ick for several was able to ttend services at the Baptist Church Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Billy H. Upchurch, Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Walker, Mr. nd Mrs. Homer Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Ikey Upchurch enjoyed a ten fry at the Upchurch and FINANCE YOUR CAR as carefully as you select it with a loan through the Tupelo TUPELO, Sept.

Rev. Marvin Jamer preached at Tupelo Methodist church Sunday morning at 9. Quarterly Conference was held here Tuesday night with D. L. McCree bringing the message.

Mrs. J. E. Ayers of Dallas visited In the K. B.

Burdine home several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

McMullan were In Bishop Saturday to attend the wedding of their son. Dewey, and Miss Ann Tasto. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Mitchell have returned home after visiting with relatives In Wichita Falls. Mrs. A. B.

Smith and Dlantha accompanied them home and visited here for a few days. Mrs. Scott and daughters of Carthage visited in the Jones and Burdine home Thursday. Mrs. William Holt and little son visited In the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ames Harwell last week. Mr. and Mrs. Buell Grace and son of Ferris were weekend visitors in the Dechaume home.

Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Mitchell spent Saturday night with relatives in Dallas. Mrs. L.

B. Wheeler of Corslca- na visited in the R. H. Wheeler home Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. R. M. of Corsicana were visiting at Tupelo Sunday attcrnotm. Emmett EMMETT, Sept.

and Mrs. C. D. Barnhart of Van visited Mr. and Mrs.

Scars Cook last week. Mrs. D. S. Matthews and son of Beaumont and Mrs.

B. C. Gill of Blooming Grove visited friends here Friday. Kenneth Stroder spent the weekend with friends in Houston. Mrs.

B. A. Jordan and Mrs Troy Connor and Gary were in Waco Friday. Mrs. R.

L. Robinson of Hubbard visited her daughter, Mrs. E. R. Stroder, during the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dunagan were In Hubbard Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.

D. E. Eddlemon spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Bill Green and family, in Italy. Mrs.

W. H. Moore is visiting her brother, Lawrence Denton and family in Hamlin. Mr. and Mrs.

Troy Connor and Gary visited relatives in Corsl- cana Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Omberg of Sealey visited their sister, Mrs. T.

P. Dunagan and other relatives here during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thompson were in Tennessee Colony Saturday night where they assisted with Eastern Star work.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Place of Oklahoma City visited Mr. and Mrs. Troy Connor Sunday.

Mrs. Leo Reed of Waco visited her sister, Mrs. Calvin Dunagan, Sunday. Miss Betty Minze of Dallas spent the weekend here with home folks. Mr.

and Mrs. B. A. Jordan visited in Hubbard Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Aldrich Stroder and family of Arlington spent Monday night and Tuesday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R.

Stroder. Rev. J. E. Slocumb of Dallas Dreached at the Baptist church iere in the absence of the pastor, Rev.

W. H. Bradbury. BLIND MAN BOBBED ELECTRA, Tex. neighbor youth was charged today with stealing a foot locker and blasting open with a shotgun to take more than $100 In dimes saved by a blind negro man.

Officers filed a complaint at Wichita Falls accus- ng Harvey Brown, 17, also a negro, of burglarizing the Electra home of Shelbrut Morris, about 30. Walker tank Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dexon of Jrange; Mr.

and Mrs. Willie Boulware and children, Mr. and Jodie Basham, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Green all of Corsicana were guests in the Robert Green home Sunday.

Henry Atkeisson Is in the bed his' week with a back ailment. Mr. and Mrs. Ikey Upchurch 'isited Mr. and Mrs.

George Voss if Roane Sunday afternoon. Mrs. T. T. Atkelseon returned with hem to spend a week with her son Henry Atkeisson and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lancaster and children, Mr. and Mrs. Marian McGlunpt and children of Kerens risited Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Sunday. Mrs. Ora Wasson, Mrs. Onis 2ook and Mrs.

Ikey Upchurch pent Tuesday night In Dallas 'isitlng in the home of Mr. and Jrs. Talmage Upchurch and Mrs. Mammie McCarroll, Sun Want Ads Brine Results Roane ROANE, Sept. Ella Medaris and grandsons Handen and Bill of Dallas were week, end guests In the home of Mr.

and Mrs. D. D. Wylle and son, David, Mrs. Wylle and BarbaRi" Roberson motored to Waco Monday for David's check up from tha doctor.

His report was fine. Mr. and Mrs. A. V.

Frazler and daughter Verna Rac vacationed the past week. They visited Mr. and Mrs. N. B.

Thomason and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Smith and children, of Fort Worth; they visited Carlsbad, New Mexico; the Homer Bentleys of Plainview; Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and daughter of Amarillo; spent one night in Snyder and spent the day In Fort Worth shopping on their return home.

Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Gormam were weekend guests in the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Cave and sons James Ernest and David Newton of Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Sheets and children enjoyed a watermelon supper with the B. G.

Gormans, Monday evening. The Earl Ogburns and family held a family reunion this weekend as her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Williams and children, Bob and Larry of England, his brother Mr. and Mrs.

Bennle Ogburn and children Dwayne and Sherry of WarreW- his two sisters Misses Faye and Billie Ogburn of Tulare, his brother Mr. and Mrs. Everet Ogburn of Dallas, were all together for the first time in three years. Mr. B.

G. Mayo Is enjoying being at home after spending a few days In the hospital. Dinner guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Thomas Bancroft and family Saturday evening were his grandmother and aunt, Mrs.

T. R. Buffington and Mrs. C. M.

Dunham of Bay St. Louis, Miss. Mr. C. A.

Bancroft is a weekend visitor. Miss Billie Jo McCurrin of Corsicana was a spend-the-day guest Monday. Charles Bancroft and Bud Edison spent the weekend on a dude ranch at Cranford Gap. The farmers are enjoying the rain and the dove hunting this week. The W.

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