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May 22. 19M For The Record Weather Deaths Ruth Smith Kant Ruth Smith Kent, 1240 W. Houston, died Tuesday, May 21, at 11:35 a.m. in St. Joseph's Hospital.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 23, in Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home Chapel with Hubert Roach and Haskell England officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

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Director Wet Kino; Editor Oarld J. Circulation Morgan Hundley The Parrl Hewt tt a of the Audit (orson of Clrcvhttlon, The Awxt4rt4Mf PnMM the TOxat Pel- AeMKlvtlan. in the Jennings community of Lamar County, a daughter of George Oliver and Blanche Williams Smith. She worked for F.W. Woolworth for 25 years and had been employed at Ayres Department Store for 18 years.

She was a member of the Bonham Street Church of Christ. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Lee Skrabanek of Waco; two sisters, Alma Bills of Paris and Helen Davis of Terrell; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Mary Russell, on Dec. 10,1984.

Hatcher funeral Funeral services for Mrs. Wade C. Hatcher, 856 Cedar, were conducted Tuesday in Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. James Elsom and the Rev. Eddy Johnson officiating.

Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery. Bearers were Lyndon Holmes, Eddie McEIyea, Howard Lacek, Earl Fields, James Turner and Clyde Brown. Mrs. Hatcher died Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital.

Slddle funeral Funeral services for Jim C. SiddJe, 139-3pth NW, were conducted Tuesday in Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Randall Scott and the Rev. Benny Lewis officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery.

Bearers were Bernie Siddle, Owen Siddle, Jed Siddle, Mike Siddle, Eugene SiddJe, Marcellous Giddens, Randy Laza and David Pinter. Mr. Siddle, a veteran of World War II, died Sunday at McCuistion Regional Medical Center. McEIyea services Funeral services for Mary Sue McEIyea, 8817 Lavalle Lane, Dallas, will be conducted Thursday, May 23, at 2:30 p.m. in Restland Funeral Home Chapel, Dallas.

Burial will be in Restland Cemetery. Bright- Holland Funeral Home has charge of local arrangements. Mrs. McEIyea died Tuesday, May 21, at McCuistion Medical Center. She was born Nov.

4, 1925, in Dallas, a daughter of Haney P. and Lida Barkley Gresham. She married R.C. McEIyea on May 19, 1971, in Dallas. She was a clerk for the Dallas County tax office.

Surviving are her husband; her father who lives in Dallas; five stepchildren, Sandra Hanley of Paris, Jimmy McEIyea of Dallas, Sue Black of Irving, Billy McEIyea of Pans and Richard McEIyea of Aubrey; one sistser, Neva Blassingame of Dallas; 11 step-grandchildren. Paul Thompson William Paul Thompson, 10lO-33rd SE. died Wednesday, May 22, at 6:03 a.m. at St. Joseph's Hospital.

Services are pending with Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home. Edward Wade Moore CLARKSVILLE Edward Wade Moore, 606 S. Cedar, Clarksville, died at his home Wednesday. May 22. Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 23, at 2 p.m.

in Lindeman Chapel of Clarksville Funeral Home with the Rev.James Brown and the Rev. Johnny Irish officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Moore was born in Red River County on Aug.

10, 1926. He was a Baptist and served in the Navy. Surviving are his wife, Floy; his mother, Delia Moore of Bogata; three sons, Larry Moore, Ricky Moore and Mickey Moore, all of Clarksville; three sisters, Leona Duffie of Mount Vernon, Emrner O'Donnell of California and Nettie Province of Midland; three brothers, Burl Moore of Bogata, Ellis Moore of Mount Pleasant and John Moore of Clarksville; two grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Mrs. Lottie Mae Williams BOGATA Mrs. Lottie Mae Williams, 51. of Bogata died at her home at 4 a.m. Wednesday, May 22.

Funeral services will" be held Thursday, May 23, at the Temple Baptist Church in Clarksville with the Rev. Eddie Slaton officiating. Bogata Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. The family will receive friends from 8 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Mrs. Williams was born April 23, 1934, in DeKalb. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy.

She married Lewis Williams in March 1956. Surviving are her husband; two brothers, Byron Kennedy of DeKalb and Clovis Kennedy of Houston, and a niece, Celestel Page of Omaha. Fire Calls Paris Fire Department officials report firefighters made no calls during the 24-hour period ending 8 a.m. Wednesday. E-Systems to reorganize DALLAS (AP) E-Systems, a major producer of electronics products used in intelligence and, recon- naisance systems, said Wednesday it will merge five of its product lines at the Garland.

Texas division, into two major business areas. Police Roundup Accident injuries minor A collision between a van and a motorcycle sent a 45-year-old Paris man to the hospital Tuesday afternoon. Police said the van, driven by Richard Glenn Green, 17, 1970 W. Walker, came into collision with the motorcycle driven by Lavell Ray Hays, 45, 6l5-25th SE, at the intersection of Pine Bluff Street and 20th Street NE. Hays was taken to St.

Joseph's Hospital by private car suffering from several cuts and bruises. He was treated and released. THREE PEOPLE were hurt in a three-car collision at the intersection of Pine Mill Road and Loop 286 NE around 2:20 p.m. Tuesday. According to police reports, a car driven by Edwin Dale Slate, 19, 350-32nd NE, came into collision with a car driven by Charlene Trammell, 15, Rt.

2, Paris. Police said the force of the collision knocked Slate's car into another car in the eastbound lane of Pine Mill Road. The car was driven by Rea Bowden, 35, 2120 Collegiate Drive. Ms. Bowden and Slate suffered minor injuries.

Both were taken to St. Joseph's Hospital by private vehicles where they were treated and released. OTHER CASES reported to police include criminal mischief, attempted burglary, disorderly conduct, shoplifting, the theft of two bicycles, the theft of a bedspread and five minor accidents. Police made arrests for threatening assault, disorderly conduct and possession of marijuana. Sheriffs deputies received reports of someone making harrassing phone calls, attempted suicide and one minor accident.

Deputies made arrests for burglary, warrants and two arrests for aggravated assault. Lamar County Constable Wiley Lamberson received reports of two civil disturbances and helped with severe weather spotting. He arrested one person for assault. There were 40 inmates of the Lamar County Jail as of 9 a.m. Wednesday.

From the Front Graduation Continued from Page One parents and friends. The exercises will begin at 8 p.m. Ellen Coleman Terry, a 1957 graduate of PHS, will be the guest speaker. Ms. Terry is a president of Ellen Terry, Realtors, Inc.

in Dallas. Reunion Continued from Page One Suarez. program cooridnator for the Over 26,000 men saw action with the 102nd Division as it spearheaded the 9th Army drive through Europe and captured 145,841 prisoners of war. The division was activated on Sept. 15,1942.

Almost two years later, the division embarked from New York bound for Cherborg, France. The first action the division encountered was near Geilenkirchen, Germany on Oct. 26,1944. The division spearheaded the 9th Army crossing of the Roer River near Linnich, Germany, on Feb. 23, 1945 capturing 86 towns.

The division made its way to the Elbe River north of Magdeburg. Occupation duties were in Lower Saxony, Thurungia and Bavaria. The divivison was deactivated in earlv 1946. Hospitals EDITOR'S NOTE: Both local hospitals offer patients the option of not being included on the lists of admissions and dismissals provided to The News. McCUISTION ADMITTED: Howard Anderson, 610 DeShong; Patsy Season, Hugo, Debbie Brooks, 2025 Brown; William Carley, 1844 E.

Tudor; Carmen Cross, Sulphur Springs; Elgerine Hobbs, Clarksville; Jo Nell Moose, 340-17th SW; La Jean Moss, 648-12th NE; David Smith, Idabel, Monica Stanley, Cooper; Robert Staples II, 3515 Audubon; Carol Waits, Hugo, Jewel York, Deport; Mrs. Ollie Davis, 233-lOth NE; Ha Chappell, Sawyer, Nell Roberts, Clarksville; James Chennault, l275-18th NW DISMISSED: Elmer Bolton, Cooper; Susie Carruthers, 431-5th NE; James Kline, 1345 Bonham: Elmer Cotton, Pattonville; Ellen Frazier, 533 E. Sherman; Mary Frances Houser, Valliant, Angela Jones, Hugo, Jennifer Leffel, Detroit; Polly Martin, Hugo, Susie Parker, Powderly; Dulsie Slagle, Arthur City; Artis Ray Smith, Como; Doris Wagner, 1000 Oaks Mobile Park; Kathy Williams, Gladewater. ST. JOSEPH'S ADMITTED: Angeline Arcuri, Rt.

10; Jay Kerye Ashmore, 805-32nd NE; Jerry Box, Blossom; Eula Cannon, Paris; Melvin Coper, Rt. James Michael Coplin, 3460 Vegas; Margie Ford, 2895 Lewis Lane; Mary Fuller, 3020 Abbott; Fred Greenberg, 340-12th NE; Hazel Lacy, Cherry Street Annex: Jeremy Lampard, Blossom; Peter Latimore, 2646 W. Houston; Millard Mantooth, Hugo, Terri Merritt, 2903 Clarksville; Robbie Powell, 929 S. Main; Bernice Reeves, Clarksville; Annie Ora Snow, l5-33rd NW; Oleta Templeton, Coopere; Alma Titsworth, Mount Vernon; Jody Todd, Sumner; Irl Houston Turney, Hugo, Reda Lee Ware, Sawyer, Renie Weaver, 2895 Lewis Lane. DISMISSED: Jerry Brown.

Clarksville: Tommy Butier, 750 Bonham; Roosevelt Dixon. 822 N. Main; James Forbis, Blossom; Stephen Nym Holmes, 1740 Maple; Deanna Landers, Cooper; Glen Reeves, Honey Grove: Cecelia Smith, Talco; William Spence, Valliant, Velma Stepp. Hugo. Stewart Claude.

905-llth NE: Bob Wills, 2151 Bonham. McGuinness said that the division earned the knickname of "Ozarks" because it was originally a reserve division headquartered in Missouri. In a letter to Ms. Suarez, Bob Enkelrnan, president of the Ozarks Alumni Association, wrote, "We have traveled a long, long way from Paris, wrote many chapters in the history of World War II, and are now ready to return to Paris to visit the site of all our basic training exploits We, like MacArthur, shall return." In Court One person was sentenced in Sixth Judicial District Court last week after pleading guilty, and another man will have to stand trial again after a mistrial was declared. Tommy Gray, NW, was given 10 years probation after pleading guilty to attempted murder.

He reportedly fired a shot at another man on Feb. 21. Benny Frank Toland, standing trial for arson, will face court again. After four hours of deliberation, the jury could not reach a verdict and a mistrial was declared. Convictions handed down in county court the past two weeks include: driving while intoxicated, 10; theft, five; assault, two; possession of marijuana, two; driving while licenses suspended, two; unlawfully carrying a weapon, two; hindering secured creditors, one; public intoxication, one, and; violating the smoke detector law, one.

Jail sentences were assessed in one revocation of probation charge, one DWI case, two theft cases, and one possession of marijuana case. EMS Paris Emergency Medical Services officials report Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) made the following calls during the 24-hour period ending 8 a.m. Wednesday. TUESDAY a.m., a transfer from Cherry Street Manor to St. Joseph's Hospital.

Time out: 25 minutes. a.m., an emergency call from Parkview Nursing Home to St. Joseph's Hospital. Time out: 39 minutes. p.m., a transfer from St.

Joseph's Hospital to Cherry Street Manor. Time out: 23 minutes. p.m., a transfer from St. Joseph's Hospital to the Radiology Center. Time out: 20 minutes.

1:51 p.m., a transfer from the Radiology Center to St. Joseph's Hospital. Time out: eight minutes. p.m., a transfer from St. Joseph's Hospital to the Radiology Center.

Time out: 23 minutes. p.m., a transfer from the Radiology Center to St. Joseph's Hospital. Time out: 11 minutes. p.m., a transfer from McCuistion Regional Medical Center to Parkview Nursing Home.

Time out: 38 minutes. p.m.. an emergency call from U.S. Highway 271 North to St. Joseph's Hospital.

Time out: 42 minutes. p.m., an emergency call from Deport Nursing Home to McCuistion Regional Medical Center. Time out: 51 minutes. 10:07 p.m., an emergency call from 233-lOth NE to McCuistion Regional Medical Center. Time out: 36 minutes.

10:43 p.m.. an emergency call from Medical Plaza Nursing Home to McCuistion Regional Medical Center. Time out: 16 minutes. WEDNESDAY 12:31 a.m., a transfer from McCuistion Regional Medical Center to Medical Plaza Nursing Home. Time out: six minutes.

a.m., an emergency call from the Broadway Community to St. Joseph's Hospital. Time out: hour, IK minutes. Local Forecast Weather information for the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Wednesday courtesy of observer Richard W.

Floyd: Tuesday's High 62 24-Hour Low 60 Overnight Low 60 At 8 a.m. Wednesday 65 High Last Year 83 Low Last Year 63 Record High 94 In 1921 Record Low 48 In 1915 24-Hour Rainfall 0.06 Inches Total Rainfall To Date 19.95 Inches To This Date Last Year 20.91 Inches Pat Mayse Elevation 452.54 Feet Water Temperature 63 Water Condition Murky The maximum lake elevation is 451 feet before water begins to enter the spillway. PARIS AREA: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a 20-percent chance of thunderstorms. Lows near 60 and highs near 80. Wind light from the northeast.

EXTENDED: No rain expected Friday through Sunday. Highs in the mid- to upper 80s. Lows in the 60s. Texas Weather By The Associated Press Strong thunderstorms dumped heavy rains over the southwest third of the Texas Panhandle and parts of the South Plains this morning as an upper-level disturbance tracked across the area. Late Tuesday night, the National Weather Service posted a flash flood warning for several counties just west of AmarilJo, but the warnings expired early today with no damage being reported.

Elsewhere, bands of high clouds hugged the coastal waters and lower Rio Grande Valley, white the remainder of the Lone Star State woke up to fair skies this morning. Pre-dawn temperatures were generally in the 60s except ia the rain- cooled air in the northwest, where readings dipped into the 50s. Temperatures at 4 a.m. ranged from 53 degrees at Marfa to 72 degrees at Beaumont and Port Arthur, the weather service said. In the forecast, skies should be partly cloudy and mild through Thursday with a chance of scattered thunderstorms both days.

In Texas By The Associated Press Wednesday Highs, lows and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Hi Lo Ppn Abilene Alice Amarillo Austin Beaumont Beeville Brownsville Bryan Childress Corpus Christi Dalhart Dallas Del Rio El Paso Fort Worth 77 58 0.01 83 87 0.00 74 54 0.48 89 69 0.15 85 69 1.02 87 65 0.15 85 67 3.20 82 66 0.01 79 59 0.00 80 65 0.10 61 50 1.47 78 66 0.00 86 70 0.01 86 57 0.00 77 61 0.00 Hondo Houston Junction Kingsrille Laredo Longview Lubbock Lufkin Marfa McAllen Midland-Odessa Palacios San Angelp San Antonio Shreveport, La. Stephenville Texarkana Victoria Waco Wichita Falls Wink 86 64 0.02 83 64 0.34 88 63 0.00 84 68 0.42 88 70 0.00 80 60 0.14 77 53 0.65 81 60 0.24 86 48 0.00 82 70 0.02 85 56 0.01 85 66 0.05 84 63 0.02 88 64 0.01 80 61 1.47 79 59 0.00 71 64 1.57 83 66 0.00 87 63 0.00 75 59 0.00 85 59 0.00 Today's Map The for 8 p.m. EOT, May 23 80 High 90 Temperatures GO' Showers Ran Flurries Snow Across The nation By The Associated Press Jackson.Ms. Wednesday Jacksonville Temperatures indicate previous Juneau day's high and overnight low to 8 a.m.

Kansas City EOT. Las Vegas Hi Lo Prc Otlk Little Rock Albany 70 43 cdy Los Angeles Albuquerque 72 46 .45 cdy Louisville Amarillo 74 54 .48 cdy Lubbock Anchorage 57 37 clr Memphis Asheville 79 57 cdy Miami Beach Atlanta 87 67 cdy Midlnd-Odessa Atlantic City 82 61 .75 Milwaukee Austin 70 61 cdy Mpls-St Paul Baltimore 82 60 .40 Nashville Billings 85 53 clr New Orleans Birmingham 87 65 .30 rn New York Bismarck 81 55 .05 clr Boise 73 52 cdy North Platte Boston 77 61 .37 clr Oklahoma City Brownsville 85 67 3.20 cdy Omaha Buffalo 65 44 cdy Orlando 73 47 clr Philadelphia Casper 73 41 clr Phoenix Charleston.S.C. 82 71 cdy Pittsburgh Charleston.W.V. 82 59 .33 rn Portland.Me. 85 64 rn Portland.Or.

Cheyenne 64 39 .38 cdy Providence Chicago 64 40 clr Raleigh Cincinnati 69 52 .01 rn Rapid City Cleveland 60 38 cdy Reno 89 65 cdy Richmond Columbus.Oh. 66 39 .03 rn Sacramento 80 52 clr St Louis Dallas-Ft Worth 77 61 cdy St Pete-Tampa Dayton 66 45 .02 cdy Salt Lake City Denver 60 48 .04 cdy San Antonio Des Moines 71 51 clr San Diego Detroit 64 'I clr San Francisco Duluth 68 47 cdy San Juan.P.R. El Paso 86 57 clr St Ste Marie Evansville 81 55 .18 cdy Seattle Fairbanks 63 41 clr Shreveport Fargo 71 57 clr Sioux Falls Flagstaff 65 32 clr Spokane Grand Rapids 67 37 clr Syracuse Great Falls 85 47 cdy Topeka Greensboro.N.C. 84 59 rn Tucson Hartford 78 50 .04 clr Tuisa Helena 82 47 cdy Washington Honolulu 84 73 cdy Wichita Houston 84 64 .34 cdy Wilkes-Barre Iridianapolis 74 55 .01 cdy Wilmington.Do. 83 67 .32 89 72 55 36 76 52 88 68 69 64 .37 75 58 79 57 77 53 .65 84 68 1.12 85 80 85 56 .01 57 40 67 47 86 67 .47 84 67 .66 78 56 1.56 81 67 .04 74 44 69 54 74 54 93 71 82 59 .71 93 73 65 36 73 56 .30 79 53 73 58 .22 84 60 .08 84 49 79 46 87 61 91 54 79 60 93 74 71 53 88 64 .01 71 63 73 54 86 73 53 31 71 52 80 61 1.47 74 54 79 53 69 44 76 49 88 60 72 61 82 65 1.02 76 48 75 47 68 60 .09 cdy cdy clr clr clr cdy clr rn cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy rn clr cdy clr cdy rn clr rn clr cdy clr cdy cdy clr rn clr clr cdy clr clr clr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy clr clr cdy clr rn Nation's stormy season continues in the South By The Associated Press Thunderstorms rumbled across the South, along the Atlantic Coast and from Colorado into Texas today.

One band of thunderstorms reached from northern Arkansas and southern Missouri across western Tennessee, northern Mississippi, northern Alabama and central Georgia. Another band of thunderstorms was moving along the northern half of the Atlantic Coast, while others stretched from southeast Colorado across eastern New Mexico into the Texas Panhandle. Today's forecast called for rain and thunderstorms over the Ohio and Tennessee valleys, the southern half of the Appalachians, Florida, the eastern coast of the Gulf of Mexico and from north centra'. Texas across the Texas Panhandle through northern New Mexico. Highs were expected to be in ths flfls across much of Mninc and In parts of the Great I.ikos region; 90s across thf Georgia const.

The Sun Sunset Tonight 8:24 p.m. Sunrise Tomorrow 6:24 a.m..