Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 2

TWO THE CORSICANA (TEXAS) DAILY SUN. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1952. McCarter Rites Held Thursday Funeral services for E. L. (Fate) McCarter, 72, life-long Navarro county resident, who died at his home In Navarro Tuesday night, there held Hopewell wat 2 cemetery.

Thursday at The rites were conducted by Rev. Clifford Thomason and Rev. Jack Goff. A native of the Hopewell community, he resided there until 1941 when he moved to Navarro. Surviving are his wife of Navarro; four sons, Alvin McCarter, Navarro; Charlie McCarter, Dallas; Victor McCarter, Stephenville, and Harold McCarter, Houston; four daughters, Mrs.

Rebecca Sullivan, Mrs. Ida Weaver and Mrs. Ruby Slater Potcet, all of Navarro, and Mrs. Geneva Hunt, Corsicana; a brother, Charlie Holden McCorter, Navarro; four sisters, Mrs. Tannic Grilliard, Corsicana; Mrs.

George Dockery and Mrs. Ella Swanson, both of Navarro, Mrs. Julia Statler, Houston, and other rela-' tives. Pallbearers were Henry Hood, Aaron Montgomery, M. Bailey, Roy Graham, Pat Horn and Malcolm Smith.

McCammon directed. Public Invited. To View Photos The public is invited to see the display of prize winning photographs entered in the national high school photograph contest for 1950- 51, submitted by students from 48 a states Hawaii. The display is sponsored by Student Government of the Corsicana high school. photographs will be on display April 17 through April 25 in room 105 at the senior high school.

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Main at 6th Two Stores Beaton at 4th Jim Mathison Hurt Wednesday ploye at the DeLuxe Bakery street house on South Twelfth here, suffered a right knee carly Wednesday afternoon when a truck reportedly backed over him at the warehouse. A Corley ambulance took him to the P. and S. Hospital. J.

R. (Jim) Mathison em- Emhouse EMHOUSE, April and Mrs. J. Gillen and sons of Fort Worth spent the week end here with relatives Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Anderson and sons and Bill Harris of Waxahachie spent Sunday with friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Turner and family of Dallas spent the week end with their parents, Mr. Mrs.

C. B. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. B.

Ray, Visitors in the L. D. home Sunday were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. M.

O. Looney and family of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Whatley daughter of Waco and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Looney of Coolidge.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brown and family of Dallas spent the week end with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Brown. Those attending church in Blooming Grove Sunday evening were Mr.

and Mre. Stokes Armstrong, Mr. Mrs. John Gillen, Mr. and Mry.

Ed Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Armstrong. end Mr. Mallanie with.

and of Mrs. their Dallas E. parents, spent Melton, the Mr. week and and 8 Mrg Melton, Sr. The PTA met Thursday night with some 30 members present.

Rev. Don Hazelwood. Emhouse Methodist pastor, was speaker and he chose for his subject "Resources and Destiny." Mrs. Joe Kormos, Mrs. Edgar McCrary and C.

B. Turner, are on the alck list. Miss Evelyn Montgomery of Dallag spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Montgomery.

Mrs, H. D. Drain and Neylan spent the week end in Bellville and Temple. James Patrick of Dallas viisted Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Turner Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Rov L. Crawford of Kerens visited relatives here Monday night, Miss Blanche Groves, a returned missionary from China. was the speaker for the evening ser. vice at the Baptist church Sunday. Mrs.

M. Eastland spent the holidays with a her husband at Graham. Some 60 people attended the annual Easter picnic and egg hunt at the John Gillen farm Sunday. Mra. Odie Powers and Rhonda Ann of Duncan, spent the week end with her parents, Mr.

and Mra. J. W. Jennings. Mr.

and Mrs. Spencer Elliott of Corsicana were 'visitors here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph.

Chaney st.ent Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Farris of Kerens.

and Mrs. D. White and famHouston spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Elkins, were Corsicana visitors Thursday. The Baptist Workers' Conference will be held here on Monday, April 21, at 10 o'clock.

Lunch will be served by the host church. Mr. and Alvin Ray and family are visiting In "the B. Ray home. Mr.

and Mrs. Vest and daughters were Corsicana visitors Saturday. Drain returned to Dallas Sunday after a week's visit here ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. Drain. We are sorry to report Mrs. Preston Fitzgerald underwent an operation at Chandler over the week end. Tupelo TUPELO, April 17-(Spl)-Mrs.

L. B. Wheeler of Corsicana, visited relatives here during the weekend. Charles McDaniel of Jacksonville, was A weekend visitor in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberta little daughter, Rondo, of Waco, were recent visitors In the T. C.

McMullan home. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bartlett of Freer, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Esterhay of Dallas, visited In the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lockhart, last weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hervey, spent several days with Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Hervey at Little Rock, Ark. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul O. Beasley and children of Dallas, recent visitors in the home of Were. C. Gatlin.

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lockhart were Dallas visitors Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMullan and children were visiting at polo Saturday, Misses Alma and Jessle Arm- Family Reunion Held On Easter A reunion of the J. D. Prater family was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Erwin Roloff at Dawson Easter Sunday, honoring their son, Pic. Billic Erwin Roloff, lat home on an 18-dav stay follow. ing Exercise Long Horn at Fort Hood. Those present included the honored guest, hosts.

Are, J. D. Prater, Coolidge: Mr. and Mra. Virgil Prater, Corsicana: Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Prater, Mdcouch: Nelvin Prater, Dallas: Ar. and Mrs. A11- drew Steward, Fort Worth: Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Thompson, Cor. sicana; Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Prater, Raymondville, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson Prater and son, Larry, McAllen: Mr. Mrs. Pearl Dean Prater, Corsicana; and Mrs. Lynn Steward, Fort Worth: Mr. and Mrs.

Wood; row Vashurd and family, Huhbard: Mr. and Mrs. Jack man Butch, Worth; J. D. Prater, Hargill: Nelvin PraDallas: Dellis Prater, Raymondville, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Oden, Purdon. Ten NJC Students In Speech Meet Ten students of Navarro Junior College will compete in the Texas Junior College specch meet at Kilgore College April 18-19. Helen Bonner and Don Pevehouse participate in the oratory contests. Edna Moore and Jerry Griffin will take part in extempore speech.

Marcia Lou Bell and W. B. Slater, will enter the poetry interpretation. Adrelyn Westhrook and Joel Petteway will be in the prose reading contest which will feature drama cuttings this year. Artilissa Orme and Ted Spencer wil enter the radio contest.

Mr. and Mra. M. 8. Cook will accompany the students to Kilgore.

Singers To Meet Ennis IOOF Home The East Ellis county Singing convention will be held in the new chapel of the IOOF Home for the Aged at Ennis, at 7:30 p. m. April 4, Tip Vines, president, has announc-! ed. A number of singing groups are expected to attend. The public is invited.

Buried At Rice Menko Cassell of Ferris died In a Dallas hospital Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. Thursday from the First Baptist church in Ferris with burial in the Rice cemetery. The rites were conducted by Rev.

Charles H. Hall. Surviving are his wife and a son, Bomar S. Cassell, both of Ferris. strong, visited Mrs.

W. C. Burdine and attended services at Tupelo Sunday morning. Sun Ads Bring ResultsTry a Want Ad and Convert 1t into Cash. Just Phone 163.

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M. OrganistMrs. Elbert Marshall of Dallas. Public invited to hear this organ music which will be a dedication of the new Moller Organ to the late Gov. Jester, life time member of First Church.

HALL'S DRUG STORE 12th St. At 6th Ave. "SUCCESSOR TO SKILLERNS" (WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.) PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY All Cosmetics Subject to Tax Federal, State 75 $250 Nite Cream Elmo $2.00 Lustre-Creme 85c Perfumed SHAMPOO $159 Water Softner 4-lbs. 69c 40c $1.10 NOXZEMA 29 1-lb. 89c Harriett 125 $250 Cleansing Cream Hubbard Ayres 98c 75c Schick Hinds Lotion Deal 79c Razor Blades 20's 63c $1.00 Comb Brush Set 79 FASTEETH 89c $1,00 Creme Shampoo Dorothy 40c Noxzema 70c Mexanna SHAVE CREAM Heat Powder 57c 900 Baume Bengue 79c ASPIRIN 100' 59c Charles Antell With Formula Shampoo No.

9 $6.95 Value- 3 .00 $2.50 $1.20 CYSTEX 24-DAY TREATMENT $939 Swamp Root 98c $2.30 75c CAROID S. S. S. Tonic $199 Bile Salts 50' 59c 50c Tooth Paste Colgate 29c $1.50 25c Haleys M. 0.

$128 B. C. Powder 19c $1.25 AMPHOGEL TABLETS 60' 98C COMPOUND 100's $129 40. Barcentrate 93c $1.50 1000'8 $1.00 EXPELLO Saccharin 1 Gr. $119 CRYSTALS 1-lb.

89c $1.00 Heet Liniment 89C SIBLIN 1-16. '298 90c Doans Pills 59c 350 Moth Balls 1-lb. 29c ZONITE 83c 39c Pills 23c 550 Myenberg Goats Milk 49c CARTOSE 49c 450 $3.50 Goodrich Travel S. M. A.

Liquid 33C SYRINGE $319 25c Anacin 12'8 11c.