The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 10

10, Sec. 1 The Hearne (Texa-j) Dcmorral. Friday. Sept. 28.

1962 FRANKLIN'S MIKE HICKS (16) shrugs off an Eagle tackier to make it into the end zone and send the Lions ahead 6-0 early in the game Friday night at Franklin. The swift Lion back barely crossed the last stripe before Eagle safety man, Stephen O'Neal, made his bid. Photo) (Continued from Page 1) score was 12-6. The Eagles missed see action were David Ely, Carl Stanitzky, Frank Perrone, Bill Jackson, Charles Cotropia. the extra point as usual.

James Crowder intercepted BUT THIS WAS not all. Hearne thrce passes Bil1 tu kicked to Franklin and two plays ed some superlative booting later Hicks lofted one that seemed headed for the promised land. But out of nowhere came Stephen and the Batson boys, Jim and Tim, scored all 38 points. Tim scored four touchdowns and Jim (Red) O'Neal, Eagle safety. He two began to hike his hikenest toward the goal.

On the 20 he leaped high into the air like a gazelle and down he came with all the tea in China. You talk about making blueberry cakes out of mud pies this did it. The sound of the ball popping in his hands was sweeter than the tinkle of ice in the tall glass, or the melody of strings on the water. Five plays thereafter the Eagles had the pigskin on their own 37. S-W-I-S-H! the ball snapped back to Tim Batson.

Into the line he went a twistin' and a wigglin'. Out he came into the open with blockers forming like a wave on the Caribbean. On he went for 63 yards and over the line to put the frosting on the cake. Again bedlam reigned and the rumbling sound pounded the ears like the thunder of the surf. It fed upon excitement of the moment and excitement fed upon it.

Sheer, stark insanity swept the multitude and clutched all in it's gibbering, perspiring embrace. You would have thought Caroline Kennedy had come on the field and was leading the band. The score was now 18 to 6 and it looked like a very mild winter. The Eagles missed the extra point as usual. IN THE THIRD quarter Jim Batson scampered 43 yards to make it 24 to 6.

Minutes later in the fourth Tim Batson dashed 20 to bring it to 30-6. Both extra points were missed as usual. Franklin's fullback Barnett crashed for a Lion touchdown and the score stood at 30-12. The final marker came in the closing minutes when Tim Batson turned in a 60 yarder. Terry Collie helped clear the way with a fine key block on the Lion 35.

Jim Batson added 2 points with a run into the line. Final score 38 to 12. It would be hard to name all the players who starred in the game. Milstcad, at end, Scasta, quarterback, played great ball for Franklin. Hicks was outstanding and has another year.

For the Eagles seniors Craig Hawthorne, Ronny Reed, Tommy Lund, Thomas Wilkins, Terry Calhoun, Harold Furnish, and Terry Collie went all out and ended their careers against the Lions without ever losing to them. AMONG THE youngsters to shine were Johnny Mathis, Danny Pursley, Butch Martine and Chester Russell. Other Eagles to It is now four in a row over the Lions for the legions of Batson and Kuehn. Hearne has won 28 games from Franklin while losing 12, four have been ties. STATISTICS OF THE GAME HCARNE FRANKLIN 0 First downs 9 391 Net yards rushing 143 5 Passes attempted 5 0 Passes completed 0 0 Yards gained passing 0 4 Passes intercepted by 0 1 for yds.

PunU 1 for 35 yds. 3 1 1 Fumbles lost -1 3 for 25 yds. Penalties 3 for 49 yds. P. S.

Well, if it isn't Hedrick Stadium it should be. He is the greatest coach Franklin ever had. New Subscribers Miss Sara Sue Wilson, Austin; Miss Anita Tippit, Grand Saline; Mrs. B. P.

Dodson, Franklin; Joe Alan Maddox, Beaumont; W. C. Cadle Houston; Lyndon M. Curry, Fort Worth; Obie Kirk Nacogdoches; Kenneth Toomey, Lockport, Carnation Company, Bryan. O.

B. Fowler Huntsville; W. V. Hawthorne, Hearne; Miaa Carolyn Karney, Staunton, Ellis Martin, Franklin; Floyd Buza, Calvert; V. New Arrivals Cpl.

and Mrs. Danny Hall of San Antonio announce the birth of a daughter, Danna Nell, in a hospital there on September 13. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Wyatt of Hearne. A son, named. David Mart, wai- born to Mr. and Mrs.

Ned Fachorn in a local hospital on September 14. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Mitchell Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Fachocn. Patricia Annette was the name given a daughter who was born to! Mr. and Mrs. Billy Vinton in a local hospital on September 25. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Berry Westbrook and Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Vinton of Somerville. Legion-Auxiliary In Joint Meeting Hearne American Legion Miles Scriviner Post and the Hearne American Legion Auxiliary held a joint meeting at the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening, September 18. Twenty-five members were present for the regular monthly meeting to hear representatives, Miss Gloria Ely, Miss Carol Altimore and Miss Sharon Harless report on their attendance to Bluebonnet Girls State in early summer. DURING THE business discussion attention was focused on the Legion Hall which was recently remodeled and completely redecorated. Announcement was made of dances which are to be sponsored by the local post in the newly decorated hall ia the near future and plans for publicizing each in advance were discussed.

Refreshments were served while a social hour was enjoyed at the conclusion of the meeting. The Reporter Sees By A. O. U. Charles Ferrara now out of goods store business after 4 years when he sold his Bremond store two weeks ago New comer to Hearne, Mrs.

O. Hasen, celebrating a birthdaj Wednesday Johnny Perry attending University of Texas on a track scholarship after receiving third place in the 440 dash at the state meet. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. J. W.

Perry and wa president of the student courici and also president of the senior class Hearnites may watch toward the east in the next few weeks when a 260' micro-wave tower will be erected near the Black Jack community. Th tower is one of 20 to be erectec from Port Arthur to El Paso for transmitting messages and flashing light will be installed on the top of tower. The tower is being erected by a crew for Andrews Tower Inc. of For Worth under the supervision Ben Huffman We thought an odd coincidence when George and Edna Pharti bought the George Clark Chevrolet from Edna Clark, but we heard this week that Roy and Lulu Henry while attending the Buick show in Dallas on the weekend, discovered another Roy and Lulu who have the Buick Agency in Flint, Michigan Mrs. Myrtle Brazos Botto.n Bill By Mrs, M.

M. Ottea MUMFORD P. T. A. A meeting of the Mumford P.

T. A. was held recently with Mrs. T. E.

Foyt. vice president, presiding in the absence of Mrs. M. M. Ottea president.

Committee chairmen were named to serve for the year. as room representatives are: first and second grade room, Mrs. Anthony Scamardo and Mrs. Tony La Barbera; third and On September 25 Mr. and Mrs.

fourth Mrs Pete camardo; fifth L. A. Merrytnan of Calvert became the parents of a daughter, Tammye Jo, who was born in a local hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Salazar are parents of a daughter, named Teresa Ann, born on September 23. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Dent on September 27.

The infant has been named Roy Craig. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Todd of Cause and Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Dent of Hearne.

and sixth, Mrs. M. M. Ottea Jr. and Mrs.

Joe Scarpinato; seventh and eighth, Mrs. T. E. Foyt and Mrs. Joe L.

Collette. Plans were made for the annual Halloween carnival to be held in late October. Hospital Notes The Rev. C. C.

Larrison, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, is reported to be in an unproved condition in an Austin hospital where he was taken following a heart seizure suffered last week. Nick Turnham Jr. was hospitalized locally for minor surgery this week. Reagan Wyser of Calvert is still a patient in a local hospital. Mrs.

R. G. Nance of Franklin is receiving medical treatment in a local hospital. Joe Gordon, who submitted to surgery in a local hospital this week, is recuperating satisfactorily. Baumann, better known in Hearne as the former Myrtle Hall, receiving recognition in a base paper for her outstanding work in Family Services at Shaw A.

F. B. Sumpter, S. Carolina. The item cites her as being a woman with positive thoughts, doing a splendid job in spite of the fact that she is completely parallzed on her right side as a result of an accident several years ago.

She is the wife of John B. Baamann Jr. and the daughter of Mrs. Frank Hall of Hearae And then there was the man who was asked by an opinion-poll if he approved of clubs for. women.

His when kindness faiis. Kenneth Gates of Hagerman, N. M. spent the weekend in Hearne visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Gates. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY M. Nowwl, H.

r. Corn, New Baden; R. L. Cuator, Hearne; Milton Nolaa, Haaraa; HU1, Franklin; Olann Fulton, Calvtrt. fless west Ninth 304tn LOST or STRAYED-TtMir (oats.

Contact Jack Payne, Fulton Street. 91-ttn Mrs. Frances Listi of Houston and son, Sammy, student at College, were weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.

M. Ottea Jr. Our sympathy is extended to the families of Mrs. Cora Falsone of Martin who paased away during the past week. Mrs.

Falsone was a sister-in-law of Mrs. Joe Reistino and Mrs. Pete Scamardo. Our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.

Ned Louis Fachorn of Hearne, parents of a son born September 24. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fachorn are the grandparents and Mrs. Joe Cash is great grandmother.

Mr. and Mrs. Garren of Houston were recent guests of Mrs. Joe Cash. Mrs.

Garren will be remembered as Lucille (Happy) Woodyard. The condition of M. M. Ottea continues to improve satisfactorily in a Hearne hospital following a heart attack several weeks ago. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Hinton visited in Houston last weekend with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stewart. The Rev.

and Mrs. W. F. Merritt attended the Episcopal Bishop's Luncheon in Bryan Wednesday at noon. Later in the afternoon they motored to Fort Worth, where Mrs.

Merritt attended a meeting, and the Rev. Mr. Merritt visited the Home for Aged Masons at Arlington in his capacity aa director. They are returning home today (Friday). Funeral In Austin For Mrs.

B. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weaver were called to Austin Sunday by the death of his mother, Mrs. Bettie Weaver, 64, who paased away in a hospital there.

Funeral services were held at the Weed-Corley Funeral Home in Austin Tuesday at 2 p. m. with the Rev. Robert H. Chambers officiating.

Burial followed in Austin Memorial Park. Mrs. Weaver had been a resident of Austin for the past sixteen years. Prior to that she lived in Floydada. Besides Leo Weaver of Hearne, she is survived by two other sons, J.

D. Weaver of Bak- ewfteld, Calif, and Clive Weaver of Houston; three daughters, Mrs. Nela Mae Pinkston of Falls, Mrs. June Oetken of Sls- seton, S. D.

and Mrs. Juliabeth Peery of Austin. Also surviving are two brothers, Jess Shurbet of Floydada and Jim Shurbet of Corpus three sisters, Mrs. M. F.

Husky of Dallas, Mrs. E. R. Harris of Lockney and Mrs. 6.

D. Wofford of Plainview; thirteen grandchildren and one great grandson. Carnation Introduces New Milk Container Carnation Milk Company has introduced a new type no-wax half gallon milk carton, according to an advertisement in today's Democrat. Calvin Naumann, Carnation branch manager, describes the carton as a significant advancement in convenient and sanitary packaging. The new Kitchen Carton; as it is called, conserves apace in refrigerators because it is low and flat on top as compared with the old-style "gabled" top formerly used by Carnation.

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Russ and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ramsay attended the University of Ttxas- Oregon football game Saturday evening in Austin.

Mr. and Mrs. James Cortemelia had as their guests for the weekend her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard CoUendrina of Dallas.

News Notes From Hearne Hi School By Dorothy Zemanek and Velda McLeroy The Junior Class met on Wednesday morning, September 26th. for the purpose of electing class officers for the 1962-63 school year. Billy Jack Williams was elected president; Stephen O'Neal, vice president: Judy Karney, secretary-treasurer; and Dorothy Zemanek, reporter. A committee was appointed to secure information on various bands in order to select one for the Junior-Senior Prom. Members of this committee included Lockhart, chairman; Nancy Boyd, Velda McLeroy and Jack Stidham.

Tuesday, September 13, the members of the Hearne High School Band elected officers for the 1962-63 school year. Chalmers Gable was elected president; Dorothy Zemanek, business manager; Judy Mathis, social chairman; and Velda McLeroy, reporter. Mr. Horn, band director, appointed Bill Jackson as student conductor and Velda McLeroy as librarian. The assistant student conductor will be appointed later in the year.

The members also elected Sue Martin as the Band Sweetheart for this school year. Windbreak Trees Now Available Farmers and ranchers who plan to plant windbreaks this year can pick up applications for tree seedlings from their County Agricultural Agent, or by writing to the Texas Forest Service, College Station. Windbreak species available this year are: Austrian and ponderosa pine, black locust, catalpa. Chinese elm, cottonwood, buffalo- berry, mulberry, red cedar, mul- tiflora rose, sycamore, Russian olive, euonymus and Osage oiange. Black walnut stratified seeds are available also.

THE SEEDLINGS AKE sold only for windbreaks and prevention of soil erosion. No order for i less than a total of 100 trees will be accepted. Mason Cloud, head, Reforestation Section, Texas Forest Service, said the cost of both seed- and will be 1.50 per hundred plus state sales tax. Shipments will begin the middle of February and end around the middle of March. Windbreak planting guides are available free of charge from County Agricultural Agents and from the Texas Forest Service, College Station.

Church Will Hold Retreat The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold a district retreat for men at Baatrop on September 29-30. Attending from the Hearne church will be Elder Hardy Hay and George Sims. Mrs. J. F.

Lucas and Mrs. L. R. Boysen have returned from a visit to Houston this week with relatives and friends. While there they were houaeguests of Mrs.

H. V. Fortune and Mrs. E. E.

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