Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 37

1 1 1 SEPTEMBER 7, 1966, Lake Charles American Press Weather picture remains the same hers ANGE FORECAST her Consel some hena COOLER Tonight's weather will be rainy In parts of the Gulf Coast, southern Plains and most of the Plateaus. It will be cooler in parts of the southern Mississippi Valley and the northern teaus. (AP Wirephoto Map). W. A.

Helms, retired rice farmer, dies Funeral services for William Albert Helms. 95, will be at p.m. Thursday in the Hixson Funeral Home chapel with a minister of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints officiating. Burial will be in Memory Garden Cemetery. Mr.

Helms died at 7:20 p.m. Tuesday in a Lake Charles ing home. A native of Lexington. he had been a resident of the Sweetlake- Bell City area for 60 years. He was a retired rice farmer.

Survivors are four sons. W. Edgar, Joseph and Martin Helms, all of Lake Charles, and Roy Helms of Glendale, two daughters. Mrs. Ruth Hillebrandt and Mrs.

A. J. Lambert. both of Lake Charles; one broth er, Norman Ted Helms of Port: Arthur. Tex.

Also. three sisters, Mrs. Ruby Stewart and Mrs. May Douglas, both of Luling, and Mrs. Nola Stewart of Conroe, 19 grandchildren; 38 greatgrandchildren and one greatgreat-grandchild.

Riders club to meet Thursday in Merryville MERRYVILLE A special meeting of the Merryville Riders Club will be at 7 p.m. Thursday. Purpose of the meeting is to complete plans for the rodeo to be held Sept. 17-18. The public is invited to come and watch club members practice calf roping, barrel racing, pole bending and other events each Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m., according to the announcement.

Allen Academy Accepting Fall Enrollments Now Allen Academy, a tory school and junior college for boys, is now accepting applications for enrollment to till limited number of vacancies for the 1966-67 school year. Classes start with the seventh grade and continue through high school a and the second year of college. Allen Academy offers challenge to the better student and individual help and guidance to the student needing assistance. The program is designed to teach the boy how to study under conditions conducive to good study habits, This program, coupled with small: classes, has proved over a iod of 81 years that academic success leading toward college and university entrance is attainable even though the student's prior success has been limited. The environment at the Academy, as a part of the gram, also develops those traits of moral character, leadership, responsibility and above all self.

discipline so necessary for sess in college and business. If your son is of good moral character, has the capacity to learn, and will cooperate with a program planned to achieve definite academic goals, then we suggest you contact Allen Academy. For full information, write or call the Director of Admissions. Allen Academy BRYAN, TEXAS TELEPHONE 713-TA 2-1530 AREA OBITUARIES CURTIS BENOIT EUNICE Funeral services I for Cartis Benoit, 21, will be Thursday from the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Jennings at a time to be Announced by Segura Funeral Home of Jennings. Burial will be in the Calvary Cemetery in Jennings.

Mr. Benoit died at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday as the result of an Automobile accident near Evangeline. A native of Jennings, he moved to Eunice about one year ago where he worked as a roughneck. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Evelyn Pelican Benoit; one daughter, Celina Benoit of Eunice; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Benoit of Jennings; six brothers, Rodney P. Benoit, of Cameron, and Harold Willard, Wallace Garland Roy and Francis Lee Benoit, all of Jennings, and his grandmother, Mrs. Mays Benoit of Jennings.

MRS. RUTH BOYD Mrs. Ruth C. Boyd of Shreveport, 61, died at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday after a heart attack while visiting her brother, Willie Andrew Tarver of Lake Charles.

body will be sent by Funeral Home of Lake Charles to Rose Neath Funeral Home in Shreveport. Services will be there and burial will he the Summer Grove Cemelery in Shreveport. Mrs. Boyd was a native of Simms. Other survivors are one daughter, Ms.

Marie Wilford of Shreveport; a stepson, Robert C. Boyd of Arkansas; eight grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. XAVIER CHRIST PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Xavier Christ, 80, brother of Lawrence A. Christ of Lake Charles.

Mr. Christ, a native of Eunice, died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in St. Mary Hospital here after a short illness. Time and place of services will be announced by the Grammier-Oberle Funeral Home.

Other survivors are four other brothers, Henry, Christ of Beaumont. Rodney Christ of Hamshire. Paul of Basile and Ferdenand of Christ, Winnie, three sisters, Theresa Christ and Mrs. I. E.

Miller, both of Eunice and Mrs. Eli Hebert of Beaumont. MRS. DORA COLEMAN Funeral services for Mrs. Dora 1 Rogers Coleman, 84, of 4029 Sixth will be at 10 a.m.

Thursday in the Levingston Funeral Home Chapel of Groves, Tex. Officiating will be the Rev. Donald Potts. pastor of the First Baptist of Groves. assisted by the Rev.

Frank Gayer, retired pastor of the First Baptist Church. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Mrs. Coleman died at 7:50 One Minimum Hour Free Purchase Parking of 51.00 With MU ER'S LAKE CHARM RELIABLE PROTECTION FOR YOUR HOME RG 10, 22 CALIBER REVOLVER Small Light Dependable. Small enough for a woman to handle easily perfect for home protectinn Ideal for target shooting.

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WAYNE A. STEVENS Funeral services for Wayne Allen Stevens, 19, a former resident of 412 N. Simmons will be in the New Light Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Cuba. Thursday.

with the Rev. M. M. pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Combre Memorial Cemetery under the direction of Northside Memorial Chapel.

The body will be taken to the church at 5 p.m. today where wake will be held. Mr. Stevens was fatally injured in a two-car collision near Los Angeles, Calif. Saturday.

The son of Mrs. Georgia Mae Stevens of Lake Charles and a native of the city, he graduated from Washington High School in 1964. Survivors in addition to his mother are one sister, Selina Joyce Stevens of Los Angeles; three brothers, Vlair Joseph and Michael Stevens and Erick Daniels, all of Los Angeles; his stepfather, William V. Daniels of Los Angeles; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Jenkins of Dallas, paternal grandfather, Hamilton Stevens of Lake Charles and great-grandmother, Mrs.

Emelia Broussard of Lake Charles. MRS. JULIA WRIGHT ALEXANDRIA Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Morris Wright, 93, mother of Alton Wright of Lake Charles. were In be at 3 p.m.

today in Hits Brothers Funeral Home. Bori was to be in Pine Grove Cel etery, Mrs. Wright died at 9:55 a.m Tuesday in an Alexandria hos pital. The forecast for Lake Charles, and vicinity continues to be partly cloudy and warm. with a 30 per cent chance of rain in the afternoon and a 10 per cent chance at other times, according to the Weather Bureau.

Widely scattered thundershowers will continue through Thursday. Winds will be from the east and northeast at 5-15 miles per hour. The low tonight will be 74 and the high Thursday will be 92. LAKE CHARLES WEATHER Temperature today a.m.J Minimum today Maximum resterday Record low high this this date (1950) date Relative Humidity 6.m. Rainfall today Ramfoll resterday Sunset today p.m.

Sunrise tomorrow 5:53 o.m, Sea level pressure a.m. TIDAL DATA Tides Today: Low, 1:54 p.m., 0.2; High, 10:26 p.m Tomorrow: Low, 1:00 p.m., High, 11:28 p.m.. Loke Charles Temperatures (Past hours) A.m. a.m. p.m a.m, p.m.

a.M. Forecasts Northwest, Northeast and East Central Louisiana: Partly cloudy through Thursday with no important temperature changes. Highest Thursday 90- 94. Lowest tonight 66-72. Variable winds 5-12 m.p.h.

Southwest and Southeast Louisiana: Partly cloudy through widely scattered thundershowers mainly afternoons. No important temperature changes. Highest Thursday 88-92. Lowest tonight 70-74. Variable winds 5-12 m.p.h.

Probability of rain 30 per cent afternoons and 10 per cent at other times. Coastal, Port Arthur, to Apalachicola, Mostly northeast winds 5-15 knots through Thursday. Winds briefly higher in widely scattered thundershowers. Weather Elsewhere High Low Rain Albany, clear 50 Albuquerque, cloudy .04 clear Bismarck, clear Boise, cloudy Boston, cleor Buttolo, cloudy .03 Chicago, clear Cleveland, clear Denver, cicor Des. Moines, clear clear.

Fairbanks, cloudy Fort Worth. Helena, clear Honolulu, cloudy .02 clear Juneau, rain Jacksonville, cloudy Konsos City, clear Las Angeles, Louisville, clear Memphis, clear Miami, clear Mitwaukee, clear clear ...72 New Orleans, ....90 New York, Oklahoma city, Omoha, clear Philadelphia, clear Phoenix, clear clear Pittsburgh, Portland, Ropid Portland. City, 76 Richmond, clear St. Louls, clear. Soll Loke City, San Diego, cloudy.

M--Missing BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a.m. Tuesday in the West Calcasteu-Cameron Hospital. She had been in ill -health for two years. She was a resident of PortArthur. Tex.

from 1902 until 1948 when she moved to Louisiana. She was a native of Bell County. and was a memher of the First Baptist Church of Groves. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. W.

B. McClendon of Lake Charles; three sons, Weldon, Harvey and Howard Rogers, all of Groves and one sister, Mrs. Linnie Dragoo of Fort Worth, Tex. MRS. D.

DUGAS NEW IBERIA -Funeral servIces for Mrs. Domoville Dugas, 68, sister of Mrs. Albert Aucoin of Lake Charles, were at 4 p.m. Tuesday from St. Peter Catholie Church.

Burial was in the church cemetery under direction of Evangeline Funeral Home. Mrs. Dugas died at 5:30 a.m. Monday in 1 Dauterive Hospital. Other survivors are her husband: two sons, Claude and Robert Dugas; one daughter, Mrs.

Lilian Viator of New Iberia: four brothers. Rene, Eddie Frank and Robert Bourgeois, all of New Iheria: one other sister, Mrs. Andrew LeMaire of Abbeville: 11 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. CHARLES M. EVANS PITKIN Funeral services for Charles M.

Evans, 51, will be at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the Beauregard Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Johnnle Mathis and the Rev. Herman Blackmon officiating. Burial will be in the Foshee Cemetery near Merryville.

Mr. Evans died at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday in Veterans Hospital in Alexandria. He was a native of Adairsville. Ga.

He was an electrician. Survivors are his wife; three sons, Johnny C. Evans with the Air Force in Germany, Orin Evans with the Army' at Ft. Polk and Edward Evans of Pickering; three step sons, Maxie, Roy and Melvin Whiddon, all of Pitkin; two brothers, E. C.

Evans of Pensacola, Fla. and Paul Evans of Odessa, two sisters, Mrs. Nannie Mae Vaughn of Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs. Lula Shaw of Rome, one grandchild and two step-grandchildren.

WILLIAM A. HELMS (See Story on This Page) MRS. HENRY MYERS Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie L. Myers, 76, who died at 4 a.m.

Wednesday in a local hospital, will be at 1 p.m. Friday in the Hixson Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Nelson Woodcocks, What's Bugging You? Roaches--Ants--Termites Bennett Pest Control 1301 13tb St. 439-8916 pastor of the Calvary Assembly of God Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Green Oaks Cemetery in Kinder. She was a native of El Dorado, and had in Lake Charles 25 years. Survivors are her husband, Henry J. Myers: three daughters. Mrs.

Lester Stanton and Mrs. Winnie Monticello. both of Lake Charles, and Mrs. Marie Leavitt of Chanute, two sons, William Myers Vinton Hershel Myers of Lake Charles. Also, one brother.

Lemuel Lewis of and eight Sulphur; great dren, dren. FLOYD A. SIMMONS DERIDDER Funeral services for Floyd A. Simmons, 62. were to be at 10 a.m.

today in the Lighthouse Pentecostal Church. Officiating was to be the Rev. L. J. Nichols, pastor, and the Revs.

Arless Glass, R. W. Sistrunk, C. S. Myers, Leonard Lee and B.

Dees. Burial was to be in the Beauregard Cemetery under direction of Hixson Funeral Home. Mr. Simmons died at 8:45: p.m. Monday in the Beauregard Memorial Baptist Hospital after a long illness.

He was a member of pioneer families of Beauregard Parish. He was 8 retired merchant and butcher. Survivors are one son, Billy Joe Simmons of Pasadena, Other survivors are one other son, H. N. Wright of North Littie Rock, two daughters, Mrs.

Evvie Mercer and Mrs. Dura Barker, both of Alexandria: live grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Civitans to buy clothing for students Constable for Beauregard Ward 2 is appointed BATON ROUGE Fred Yawn has been appointed constable of Ward 2 in Beauregard Parish by Gov. John J. McKeithen.

His appointment was learned Tuesday from the records of the office of the secretary of state. Merryville alumni unit holds meet MERRYVILLE A mecting of the Merryville Alumni Association was held Monday with Jack Cochran, president, presiding. Present were Eloise Marze. Nona Beth Barrigion. Cheryl Thompson, Ima Windham, Rob.

ert Carmen and Ernest Windham. The following committees for. the Oct. 1 homecoming festivities were appointed: Nominating: Sara Breaux, chairman, Mary Ava Smith: Carroll Arledge. Parade: F.

H. Cagle, chair-: man, Opal Moore, James Thibodeaux and Max Nichols. Food: Ima Windham. chairman, Willie Mae Meadows and Frances Whiddon. Refreshment: Carrie Conley, chairman, Marie Meadows and Iva Cagle.

Joseph Kennedy marks birthday HYANNISPORT, Mass. (AP) Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the late president, celebrated 78th birthday Tuesday at his seashore summer home on Cape! Cod. LEESVILLE The Leesville Civitan Club will buy school clothing for three sisters in order that they may continue their studies in the Louisiana State School for Spastic Children in Alexandria. The girls, twins aged 16 and an older sister 18, have been sponsored by the local club for the past three years, according to A.

C. Dowden, chairman of the club's child welfare lee and supervisor of child welfare and attendance in the Vernon Parish school system. The purchase of the clothing was authorized at the regular Tuesday meeting on the mendation of the board of directors. GREATEST EASE! THAT'S. THE WAY you Travel RANSAS CITY MO.

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