Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 5

THE LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS Longview, Texas Peg 5-A The largest a "orange i In Europe, folk legend credits trees in America are found in the hedgehog with being a the Red River Valley, 1 1 (weather prophet. Holkvilb Austin Mother Crichton Blasts 'Police Povcr1 Bill During Visit Mrs. W. C. Ponder is visiting where thev in Ida, with her daughte? of th SZi and family, Mr.

and Mn. Sid sau and famUy Gets Award tributed widely to the oil a gas publications. children. Mr Just in! ond Priced JUST RIGHT! Gov. George C.

Wallace's heavy vote in the Wisconsin primary Tuesday showed that the people in the North as well as FORT WORTH (AP) Mrs He is a member of the Pres ton Hollow Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dean are the proud parents of twin girls born April 1 at Highland. Sanitarium in Rudolph Biescle of Austin was named today the Texas Mother of the Year. In the South are opposed to a at Dallas, is married to the for Mr. and Mrs.

G. Tniott rnvu 3-POSITION mer Miss Marilyn Berry and ederai police power bill, Jack PILLOWS Mrs. Kenneth Wlckett, region Crichton of Dallas, unopposed candidate for governor, declared Shreveport. Mrs; Dean Is the former Katherine Mrs. Paul Todd of Washing.

anreport, La. they have two children, ages 10 and eight He is a committee chairman in the Dallas County Civil defense set up and holds al and state chairman of the American Mothers Committee, told of the selection. in Longvlew Wednesday, Dr and Mrsi rtiarW a In the city to meet local Re Cain and dauehter. Pniiv nt nL ton, D.C., and Mr. and Mrs.

John Rogers of Dallas were Important posts In the Chamber Mrs. i 1 76, widowed At. publican leaders and others. a. ayem me weekend with Dr.

of Commerce in Dallas. mother of four, will be consid Crichton said, 'The people of weekend guests of Mrs. Katie 8 iwcnu, mt. and Mrs. He has been active in Repub ered for selection as American Jones and Mr.

and Mrs, Gilbert exas are also opposed to fed eral intervention in state and Bass and family. Mother of the Year. This selection will take place May I in personal affairs." 'J lican circles in Dallas many years, and he occupies downtown offices as an Independent oil executive, engineer and pe New York. Mrs. Joe Cain is visiting her A native of Crichton.

turned to her home following fWtt Bay lor Hospital In son and family, Mr. and Mrs troleum consultant James II. Cain and son, Frank, Crichton was educated at Byrd High School, Shreveport, and was awarded various petroleum Other nominees for the state title were Mrs. Ruby Gladden of Fort Worth, Mrs. Mabel Rodger of Amarillo, Mrs.

Eula in Lubboca. tauos, Mr. and. Mrs. Olen Barker, received injuriea in a car acci- engineering degrees from Tex Slider of Comanche and Mrs.

Mrs. M. Rousseau. 1 as Massachusetts Insti Virginia Russell of Wichita tute of Technology and SMU. Joe Lawrence and Miss Nancy Lawrence have returned from ucia, oiuraay evening, are patients at Good Shepherd Hos- His career as a geologist and recent visit to Tullahoma, engineer was interrupted by yiiu in Longvlew.

rsTo Get 5 Citation manager of the fswe in Longvjew Miami, rtinent award Lgrani being held TAitricana Hotel Ir. William T. World War II, in which he served as a field artillery offi Falls. Burglars Fail To Enter Station Burglars failed in their at Second Interstate Bids cer, intelligence officer and 4.95 Volu. ar Itost! special agent of the OSS.

Avait Easements with the rank of colonel, he is commanding officer of the 488th Military Intelligence Detach 'Contract for the' construction ilne raoid ment, U. S. Army Reserve. tempt to break into the ware-bouse of the Site Service Station on West Marshall Avenue Wednesday. The door had beeen His managerial experience of the second section of Inter-earth for the interchanges at state 20 through Gregg County, State Highway 135 and Old High-covering approximately five way 135 and the Interstate miles between the rilx Swan- Kutzer said it is hoped that all embraces several large i 1 These ore as good os we've seen ot any price the best we've found ot this price! Crisply tailored, plumply filled out with Kopok, a lovely color selection.

Use these comforting 3-position pillows on the sofa, the bed, even the floor Three different angles of comfort. Weekend special hurry In! TtiKBt dUUon and fle mitstanding iner aervlce per-jjSelocal store dur-ard, making the i Grant man- battered but was companies, banks, and oil a I gas organizations throughout the gained. son Road and the interchange earth can be completed Comer's Rent Alls on South country. He has been recog mis summer ana fall and that paving can be started early next nized for his professional attain 16th, Street reported that the gate to his a yard had location for Highway 259 southwest of Longvlew, is due to he let in June by the Texas Highway Department. ments by a dozen or irore or Polished Cotton Kopok Filled Zipper Covert Zipper Covert ULUNHina been damaged by someone try Grant managers A -vita! sUf it the ganizations and be has con- JACK CRICHTON ing to gain entrance.

Police of Right of way easements must Mrs. James Griffin ficers said the gate appeared to have been hit by a truck. be completed and adjustments of utilities 1 including pipelines Dies In Paris, Texas Hospital Hem GOOD SHEPHERD Jack Crownover, 125 a Street, told police late Wednes Mrs. James Griffin of Paris. i sogers wiQ be company officials, EM Staley, vice board and urn-tjer, presidenti tnbute to his must be made if bids are to be opened then, Ralph Kutzer, resident engineer of the Texas High Texas, an aunt of Mrs.

J. M. day night that two fender mir Knox, 714 Sylvan Drive, died rors, two white floor mats, BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Rob way Department, said Thursday early Thursday morning in that ert L.

McFarUnd. Hallsville, -iM. dtine Its Kutzer reported good progress was being made on the right cny. a sinning this recog- girl; Mr. and Mrs.

Don R. Walker, Longvlew, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Knox left im four wire wheel hubcaps and two white fender skirts had been stolen from his automobile while it was parked at the Oil Bowl Lanes Wednesday of way and he was hoping that the tempo would increase on the Last Chance! i- i nn tp nn fn ADMISSIONS: Mrs.

Merle mediately for the Lamar County city to attend iuneral servi lei untiring effort utilities adjustments, so Lewis, R. D. Godwin, J. D. Hot which will be conducted Friday, would be no delay in the n- night.

tracL The engineer said that the in lomon, A. C. Wilkerson, Miss Doralynn Moran, Mrs. E. D.

Gibson, Mrs. J. N. HartzeD, E. E.

E. UtUe, Mrs. R. L. McFar-land, Jerry Nichols, Mrs.

T. 0. 25 Per Cent Of Vehicles terchange for Highway 251 and Interstate 20 would begin about ajj and courteous winning would not, "Ue, Tbey are in-; group of dedi-ybeslated. tiii of Many, Uninspected In County three-fourths of a mile west of Owens, N. u.

watkins, Mrs. T. E. League, Mrs. Mary Peek, U.

S. 259, it i i i ii 1 1 i i i Giant strides are being made Mrs. D. R. Walker.

Miss Dale Aa estimated 12,000 motor wait in long lines at the Inspec by the contractor on the first Blalock, Miss Nancy Burrows, tion stations. vehicles roughly about 25 per lid section of Interstate 20 stretch Mrs. Tessie Daly. The owner of any vehicle on with the old 1963 windshield ing from the Smith County line DISMISSALS: Mrs. J.

Wfl- to the Fritz Swansoa Road, Kut sticker can be fined from $1 to llams, Miss Hope McDonald, of Longvlew, zer said. i S200, Balmain said, Mrs. D. M. Swann, Mrs.

Lydia Eckenrode, Debra Terry, a. cent of all in Gregg County still have not been inspected, it was reported Thursday by Highway Patrolman Dwain Bai-maln. The Inspection period, which began last Oct 1, will end next Wednesday. Balmain said that i Wednesday in a after a long The highway patrol units will Concrete was being poured start cruising the highways next R. E.

Spears, Miss Darline Ad Thursday morning on the slab ams, James Walker, M. A. Per Thursday checking wind for the Mount Piszah Road ov pica will be held ry. Mrs. R.

H. Beard, Bo Doon- EijSist Church in shield stickers and filing charges against all drivers who are erpass." Concrete will be poured Friday on the columns for car owners who have waited this VdJ Lb Mil UJ VJ an, Gina Copeland, Mrs. Frank Dibble. Mrs. Eli Cobb, Mrs.

found operating a car with long to get the 19(4 inspection i member of Swamp City Road overpass. The earth contractor is mak Quinton Knotts and baby boy, the old stickers, Balmain said. stickers art fouie to have to tfifrtl Baptist! aj, Hi fas. Ameri-aCarp. moved from at at months ago, Ted by his wife, Mala; one i n.

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