Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 17

Kch 4, 1962 THE LONGVIEW SUNDAY NEWS-JOURNAL Longview, lexos -Pag PA -rv 1 1 IB L3 LS UVA LJVJVJ TO SLG AT LIONS JOLLIES-Miss Marlene Thomas, Longview soprano will be among the many featured attractions when the 23rd annua) edition of the Longview Lions Jollies is presented at the Longview High School auditorium Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. NEWS-JO I'RNAL STAFF PHOTO ft In The Service The U. S. Army recruiting of Forest Park Jr. High: Pinewood Park: fiee has' announced the recent listment of Charles L.

Moore, ton I of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moore, 1200 North Ninth Street, and Max Burns, son of Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Humphrey, 908 Gladewater Road. Burns and Moore enlisted under the buddy enlistment program and accomplish their common mission.

A rifleman In the 7th Division's 32d Infantry, Williams entered the Army in September 1960, completed basic training at Fort Ben-ning, and arrived overseas in August 1961. The 19-year-old soldier attended Longview High School. Hospital News r.nnn 1 1 will receive their basic training at Fort Carson. Colorado. After completing eight weeks of basic training they will be sent to an Army automotive repair school.

Army PFC LEON WILLIAMS. son of Mrs. Estella WUliams, H09i BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Roy er Jr.

High: 1962-Open House, Program commemoraN ing Ttxas Public School Week at 9:30 AM. or High: Pat nit invited to visit the school anytime during the week, cr Elementary: SITING HOURS DURING THf TEXAS EDUCATION WEEK Grades A.M. -Second and Third Grades A.M.-Fourth ond Fifth Grades A.M.-Sixth Grado 2:50 Art txhibiti in cafeteria all week. Grey Street, recently participated Woodall Longview. girl.

ADMISSIONS: Mrs. L. M. Phil in Exercise Hailstorm II, the March 6, 1962 9:15 A.M. Assembly, Spanish Classes March 8, 1962 9:15 A.M.-Aembly, School Band-Contest Music Rollins: March 1 P.M.

March 6, 1962-Open House March I962-Dad's P.M. Hudson Jr. High: March 7, 1962 9:30 AM. Highlights on the Growth of Public Schools in Longview March 8, 1962 7:30 P.M. Open House and Displays Panel Role Does Our School Play Toward Democracy in Action?" Visitation by all parents.

The suggested schedule for visiters Is at follows: March 5, 1 962 First and Second Grades March 6, 1962-Third and Fourth Grades March 7, 1 962 Fifth and Sixth Grades Janie Daniel: March 7, 1962-Open House March 8, 1962-Atsembly centered around Public School Week Womack Sr. High: March 5, 1962 7:30 P.M. Parents Night Parents given an opportunity to go back to school by following a miniature schedule representing a typical school day. March 7, 1962 9:20 A.M.-Studsnt Assembly I Jargest field training maneuver ever held in Korea. buring the four-day exercise lips.

Mrs. Enos Ketchum, Lynn Morris, Mrs. 0. L. Arnold, Mia Glenda Winn, Mrs.

H. L. Teat, Mrs. Bernice Holman, Mrs, Cyn-thia Washburn. Mrs.

W. H. Miller, J. W. Marberry, Phillip San more than 75,000 United Nations Command soldiers from the U.S., Republic of Korea, Thailand and Turkish armies participated in ders, Mark Feldman, Mrs.

Minnie Stutts. R. D. Scroggins, Mrs. G.

R. McCollum, Mrs. Woodall both day and night tactical maneuvers under simulated corneal conditions. Designed to fur Mrs. R.

A. Canty, DISMISSALS: D. W. Chadwick. nish cold weather training, Hailstorm II provided infantry, ar-l Mrs.

Z. Rice, Mrs. Pauline Luckey, K. D. Attwood, Mrs.

H. tillery, armor and support units 1 tir ri i al ii frnm rfiffWenf rrainti-iPK ith thp noucs, J. M. nirui, JWma opportunity to work together Mis Red Buttons Sues For Separation Mrs. Hugh Hammett, Thomas Mc-Evoy, Mrs.

J. W. Davis, Mrs. J. H.

Hitt, Mrs. G. A. Lloyd and baby boy, Mrs. D.

D. Davidson and baby girl, Mrs. E. O. Webb and baby boy.

SANTA MONICA, Calif. AP- Red Buttons sued Friday for sep MOVING? aration from his wife. Public Service by: omit Buttons, a movie Oscar winner and onetime television comedian asked the court to fix his support ROY WILSON TRANSFER WAREHOUSE Fr itlmti. Complete natfomrld-woridwtda Mrvte. Expert PKlUne- Fu equipped modern vene.

Sate, medem payments at $800 a month, i His wife told a reporter, "What he wants to give me is far from what I think I am entitled to. We were married 12 years. I was very happy with him. I thought he was with me." I Buttons" suit says she has 0(oM0rD etorage. WtLSOM Crmaifcr Wrkeaat at E.

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