Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 2

i 0 I OWNER MORRIS IN NKW STORK Another New Supermarket For Ucuton rholt Morris To Open New Grocery On A car filled with groceries Is among the lo be given nway during the grand opening celebration Thursday through Saturday of the new Morris System Grocery i- Market on Tort Worth Drive. The Morris System store Is owned by R. N. Morris, owner of the Morris Building In downtown Denton. Morris the grocery store, which was formerly known Pitt Brothers Grocery Store, in January.

An extensive program of remodeling on Hie building is jusl now being Completed. A new stucco Incnde hns been put on the building nnd dounblc glass windows added to the front, Inside, the UuiHling has been enlarged and completely remodeled. New fixtures, metal shelves, open frozn food containers, closed inent cases, and new lighting have been added. A color scheme of green, yellow and white Is carried out inside tlie store. Tlic building also has been completely oir conditioned.

For the slorc's opening celebration, prizes will be given which include en nulomobilo full of groceries and several baskets of groceries. Rcgislrnllon for prizes will be held at the store Thursday to Saturday, and a drawing to "determine prize-winners will he bold Saturday at 6 p.m. Souvenirs, balloons, music, samples and merry-go-round rides will also be a parl of opening celebration. David Mulkcy of Denton was general contractor for remodeling ol Hie building awl Fricdrich Ho- Co. Inc.

of Fort Worth was the air conditioning nnd fix- lure contractor. Ol Hampton ol the Fort Worth firm nrrnnged the interior fixtures (or (he store. Hours for the Morris System ilore are from 6 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. dally except Sunday.

TODAY'S D1CAT11S (Stories fchewliiTc Tills issue) Carl Austin of Aubrey lonln M. wife of Ll. Col. lien Widmann of the A'l'SC KOTO, lins written un article which appears in thu current issuu of U.S. majjaiinc for service wives, women and fmn- illcs.

Her nrliclo Is entitled of Sonp nnd tilory" in whiih she rclalrs her I'xoeriujicirs in maintaining a household in Kny- Mrs. G. Hardline of (lie Ttt'U education ilepailment itnii kimlcr- twiten supervisor ol the Demonstration School was speaker Friday night to llii; McKinncy 1'arcnt- Teacher Study Group. Her topic was "The School's and Home's 1'arl in (he Development of the 1'rimary Child. Boys' Efforts End In Jail Five McKinncy boys attempted to get little jiockel money the hard way Tuesday night and ended up in Denton's city jail.

Tho boys, all juveniles, were arrested about 4 a.m. tiy patrolman W. J. on the McKinncy highway. Moody said Uie youngsters liad broken into two coin boxes of soft Jrjnk machines in Denlon and almost mads off with money Ichaneer from Ihe Easy Wnsh Laundry at 715 N.

Locust. Apparently the boys got scared, he said and left the laundry before they could get the machine broken. The Easy Wash is a heln-your- self laundry and stays open all night, usually unattended. Moody said the boys used a screwdriver to break open the coin boxes. They got only ho said.

MARKETS FORf WORTH SCO, HHd SI6.55-17. Catlle 800; olyll 300; Iliiiyi good lo IItm tr SIE-25; (at JI6-2I; tnd tJirice Idfttr cndti J1S.J5, ilctk 12W3. gocrf ind thoiti Ij-nts SSC-J2i nr-e old oop liriti JI7.50- 18JO; nm EASTER FLOWERS All Voricties Linwood Roberson Ph. DU2-2561 Florist YOUNGBLOOD'S HALF B-Q CHICKEN POTATOES SALAD GARLIC BREAD HICKORY HOUSE Hy. 24 At Bolivar TOWN TOPICS PHONE MJ2.2551 Mirths Hospilal Notes Hickory Chips Will Be Sold Tho ntinual hickory chip sale of Hie Denlon (Jivitun Club be-iiu Friday, club iiresident Jolin llniuks of 1708 Carllun uimouncud liulny.

The snlc will cominuu summer, mid nil (lie iirtrcewis go to the projects ol tlie club. The group's chief project is work wild Iho school of special education nt TWU's t'arker Hull (or mentally nmt physically handicapped cliii- drcn. The club's work includes transportation to and from (he school for number of students who might not otherwise be able lo nllcnd. Medications for some of the iieeu'y students and an nniuial ThaiiksKiviHg dinner arc nlsu among tho cluli's projects. The hickory chips, used in charcoal grills, are processed by members of the Denton club.

Trees arc donated to (lie club nnd members chop (hem down, (hem into (Uses nnd chop the discs Into chips with band nxcs. Since all labor is done by club members, ihe entire selling price of 51 per bag goes Into club projects. The sole will begin on a door-to- door basis, lint a call to UU2.7380 will result in immediate delivery, lirooks said. Wood Rites Set At Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT (Special) Final rites for Dalton Wood, a lifelong resident of Uridgcport who died in California while on a trucking trip, will be held Thursday nt 4 p.m. in the First Baptist Church of Uj-ldgeport.

Burial will be In Bridgeport Cemetery under direction of Hawkins Funeral Home of Bridgeport. Mr. Wood died Monday as a result of a heart attack. Ho was in California to buy produce. In addition lo the survivors listed Tuesday, Mr.

Wood is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wood of Bridgeport.

llr, T. Morrison, dlrt'clof of business ami economics nt TWU atli'iiiling Ihe CmismniT Credit Institute hc'hijj held al TCU in Fan Worth. All uniicllonril ivonicn howlers hnve rcquuslcd lo nUcnd a 6:45 p.m. Thursday tncc-liujj in the Varsity Alleys to discuss plans for nty association lournmnenl (lien w. Karnlmrl, -1(15 Fry mid hor Mrs.

Victoria HwDi-nt of (Jrviml H.ipids Mich have rcliirni'd frojn 1'ass whore Uiey visllcd Mrs, Kuril- hart daughter and family, Mrs. Jack llazlcrig and eon The Uternturft Deportment of tho Wonum's )c'ai Club will niii'l Tlnir.sday at .1 in thu homo of Mrs. Flake Wll- hnms, am Thomas, witli Mrs. s. M.

Cuiiijilon as tlOSI'lTAI, NOilCS I-law Mrinurlnl Iliupllal Adjiiitlcii: Airs, llerhcct N. Spig- IIT 1MB N. I.ocusl, medical; Mrs. William II. I'lijjh.

(Jnlli-'c f.ttvisvlllc; Mrs. Mac Vinccnl, Jus- tm, -niLilical; Morris (lanlt, 1821 fanhantllc, medical; Mrs Scull, I'ilot I'nirii, mcxlfr.il: Henry Sniitffr, niccllcnl; Miss Marilyn Minion, Dallas, siir- (Jicnl; Miss liarhnra Silk. 207 Hatcher, J.rjwisville, suryiral; Mrs Uy KiiKcrs, 2501 Fort Worth medical; II. W. Hates.

203 Her- naril, medical; Mrs, Hullon, Auhrcy, wdcal; Kjmeh J). l.ylcs, Thomas medical: H. A. Mark, 11I2 Frame, mcdicnl; Hahy Teresa Hol)inson, Route 2 medical; Master Billy Wayne Mills, 708 Hell, medical- Mrs. Ona Thomason, Ponder, medical; Mrs Kogcr ThiwQll, llonnotic, medical' Mrs.

llcriunl Slmrhet, Route l' I'-rmn, nu-dical. Dismissed: E. n. llardwlck, 1'ilot I'nint; Hubert Scely Parkway; Mis. Edward Dollarhide nnd bnby, JTO K.

Oak- Mrs Tommy Toomer. 414 W. Mrs. Welch, isoa Lindsay- Mrs. Paul Heed nnd linby, "lOlO Clovclntid; Mrs.

K. n. Davis, Ar- lc; Mrs. Arthur Powell nnd baby, 2509 Denison Mrs. rcl H.

Meadows nnd baby, 801 Vale, I.cwisvillc; Donald Drown 1021 Maple-. F.lm Sired Hospital St Cllnlo Admitted: None. Dismissed: Hoy Boyd, 1312 Norman; Cavl Yarhrough, 1001 La- gima; W. H. Krum.

umiiis A imy lo Mr. and Mrs. Herbert iY Stfigler, ISM Locust, nt 3 12 a.m. March 10, in Flow Memorial Hospital. A hoy lo Mr.

and Mrs. William N. Piigh, 421 K. College, villc. at n.m.

March 10 in Flow Memorial Hospital. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Mac Vincent, Jiislin. at 10:33 a Mnrch 10 in Flow Memorial Kospi.

tal. A hoy lo Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard 1013 Carroll, at 7-17 run. March 10 in Flow Memorial Hospital.

Diggs Funeral Held In Church Last riles for Alonzo Floyd Dlggs, 64, owner operator of the Rocky Point Fishing Camp at C.ar- za Little Elm Reservoir, were held Tuesday afternoon in Lcwis- villc's Central Baptist Church. The Rev. Ralph Lile.s, pastor, officiated. Burial was in Little Kim Cemetery under direction of Denton's Schmitz Floyd Hamlelt Funeral Home. Mr.

Diggs died Sunday al p.m. in Collin Memorial Hospital in McKinr.ey. Pallbearers were N. L. Schaefer, Furnon Darby.

E. J. Garrison, Jack A. Wilkerson and Henry McDonald Jr. TENDER CHICKEN FRIED STEAK 65 POTATOES SALAD GARLIC BREAD HICKORY HOUSE Hy, 24 At Bolivar TV Viewing Gets Hoi In Dcnioii Two Dentonites had some hot television viewing Tuesday.

About 4 p.m. Denton firemen answered a call nt 603 Corctell and found the transformer of a television cot smoking. At 10:30 p.m. firemen got a similar call, this lime lo 18H Mulberry. damage wns reported to anything but (ho $cts, Fire Chief Jack (Ipnlry said today.

"The ftts don't aclually catch fire. Ihe transformers just get hnl and smoke up the place." he said. "It's a fairly common occurrence. The fires seem to come in spurts though. We may go for months without having one reported, then have several in a fen- days." Gentry said.

Three such fires have hecn reported within the past 10 days. FILET MIGNON BAKED POTATO -SALAD GARLIC BREAD HICKORY HOUSE Hy. 24 Ar Bolivar the 47lh onnlvur- sary, ullracU'd alinOhl UOO scouls, arc lenders and fathers from Dtulon chairmen, county. he event was held in the 'onion Junior'Jllph gymnasfum. One traditional part of Dm program that never faila to druw "ohs and ahs" of admiration from tho ecouls is Ihe birthday candle observance.

Kach scout and her lather lit a candle atop a tup cake. Miic-hundrcd candle flames Iwlnklcd In a pitch dark hall. Almost 900 Attend Annual Girl Scout Event In Denton "you Con Count on Her" Is the Sammy Lou Rohfion Girl broil theme, and tho Kirk Nichols. Donna Af crbach proved their point Tuesday night unable lo attend also wl.cn itay refused lo Icl ihreulon a Jun (jUl't. receive a five-year llcr molh- fntiV, Sl Afflerbach, received fathei daughter ban- a five-year pin for leadcrrhlp und Mrs.

flal NorgaurJ received a 10- The banquet, in cclcbrallon of year pin. IB Dinner was served not banquet slylo but as a giant sized picnic. Fathers were seated on sil-upons rnado hy (he girls and were served from Individually decorated boxes. central decoralion for the evening was a typical campsite arranged by Troop B. Thfl camping Ihemo used to nolo the main project of Denton County Girl Scouls this year, a campsite located In Hie county.

The girls raised enough money with Ihoir ccokie sale Ihls year to jiay lor a deep well Ihe proposed site. Five "girl scouts" from Troop 0, which isn't a Iroop at all, displayed "How to hnve an unsuccessful camping Irlp." The who were really fathers of scouts, were dressed appropriately hi jeans nnd shlrls -exec-pi one girl. "You con always counl on her, loo," says narrator, George Heutsch. "You can cminl on her lo do everything wrong." TJiis scout was dressed in high heels, sborl shorts nnd Mislead of bringing mulches as she wus supposed lo, she brought on electric skillcl for cooking. JIAJIIHWUEIC STAND It really didn't waller, however, since no one remembered to bring Ihe food.

The Iroop hiked to a hamburger stand for lunch. As can often bo expected, there was one tou-gooil scout who had ready answer for every problem, but Iho answers always involved someone vise In work. To complete the untypical camning trip, one scoul cut her finger with an ox. The finger was elaborately bandaged by the (irsl-aid scoiit. Scouts Hill Or.

Paul Young, tec Davis, Dr. Conrad Kln- ard, Jack Wilson with Dr. William Demimgcol ns adult leader. Hetty Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

I.ce Davis, was inlslress of ceremonies. J.ahe Dallas' Troop 24 colors an'! Nancy K. Lowrey, daughter of Mr. C. E.

Lowrey gave- the welcoming address. Dr. Dave Thomas responded. IT.N'S AWARDED During prea-cnlatlmis, Mrs. Low- rcy awarded service pins.

Five- year pins were awarded to Jcrinie Morris, Judith Maxwell. Melvlnn funk, Jo I.effler, Phylis liaUer CHALLENGE Mrs. Klnard Vickie- Is publicity chairman. Mrs. Dave Thomas was in charge o( the banquet, assisted by Mrs.

II. It. Culver, Mrs. Ted Lewis, Mrs. Percy McCormlck, it.

Griffith and Mrs, Jack Wilson. While the banquet was Ihe highlight of the week's observance, Girl Scout displays will be shown all week at Russell's, (he Fine Arts Theatre and Penney's, IN TOWN TODAY DY CALENDAR Or GI-AFKAL OTTKREST SlrauBS, Harvey limbeck. Peter Drama: John of Lorraine" by Graves and Neville Brand. (Com- Ihe Maxwell Anderson. With edy Drama) Also "A Place in l.

1 1 Sun" from Ihe nover''An Am" cncpn Tragedy" hy Theodore Drc- and the play by Patrick Kearney. With Elizabeth Taylor, Mont- era. NTSC Studio p.m. Through Saturday. CITY OIUiANIZATIONS rKA i 11 i "iitaoem iayior, Mont- a looks Discussion Group; gomcry Clift, Shelley Winters A Public Library, 7:30 p.m.

no nevcra. tTM i MOVIB OJ'PNINGS "The Sheriff of Fraclured Jaw" ma) with Jaync Mansfield and Kcnnclh day. Moro. (Western Comedy Color) Also "A Nice Li i Bank That i'T Popular Should Bo Habbcd" with Mickey 1f lhfl Gral) Hobert Cu "'Kooney, Tom Kwcll a Mick nn ShauHhncssy. (Suspense Comedy) tVJnr) Al CamCdy Uancho.

Through Saturday. or) Also Hock Irelly Baby Hancho. Through 'Saturday. O.V THE CAMPUS NTSC: Alpha Tan: Library, p.m.; Varslly Life: Un ion Huildlug, p.m.; Iota Nu Sigma: Auditorium fluilding 7 p.m.; Phi Chi Thcta: Union Building. 7 p.m.; All College Dance: -J Tll( Union Building 8 p.m.

Vmon KaMin 7 P.m. 'i'Wd: No events scheduled. IN DENTOX THUUSDAY IN UEiVro.V THUUSDAY p.m.; wuacni Coimcil Drama: (College of Iicl iKious Aclivitics: Kducalion iscrintion nhove). Building, 7:30 p.m. dcscrir) Recital: Marlha Mitchell, planlsl.

TWU Main Auditorium, 8 p.m. Recital: Youcille Cadcnhcad, pianist. NTSC Main Audilorium, 8:15 p.m. Hotary Club: Pat Boonc Country Inn, noon. Lions Club: Pal Bcono Country Inn.

p.m. Knlshts of Pylhias, Elm Ledge No. 30: Pyl'llan Hall, 7:30 p.m. "Senarale Tables" from Ihe nlay by Terrace Haitian. Hurl I nncasler, Deborah Kcrr, Rita Hayworth and David Niven.

Wendy lliller. r.ladys Cooper and Cath- li-en Nesbitl. (Drama) Campus. Through Saturday. "Louelyhcarts" from the novel nnd play by Wcsl.

With Montgomery Clift, Robert Ryan, Myrnn Loy, Dolores Hart and Maureen Stanlelnn. (Drama) Co Ed --Through Saturday. "Stnla 1 17" from the play by Donald and Edmund Trzcinski. William Ilolden, Don Taylor, Otto Prcminger, Robert TOO LATt TO CLASSIFY ACRES, Ihitc tfdroom lint JOOlJ bjin. O'JIvJf Illy l-imfj.

1cr HOYT COLE Reallcr DUJ.S!37 (Continued From I'aee 1) REt 6 Jf t'lci, wall lo bc b'jill-rn nwjt, two full bllhi. murk by saying he was violating everything he had said earlier regarding the Devlin situation. He apparently was alluding to cnrlier remarks that the United States always consulted with its allies lie- fore expressing an opinion regarding Soviet proposals. At one point, Elsenhower referred to Khrushchev's proposals ns the Premier's wisecracks or whatever he calls them. He said he (Kiscnlioiver) conld not be cx- pecloii lo react instantly lo wisecracks.

JOU BENEFITS The administration is waiting for the various stale legislatures to convene, in order to ftnd out what the states intend to do about extension of emergency unemployment benefits. Eisenhower said he rcfjnnls the problem of providing for the unemployed ns a stale responsibility, but that his mind is not closed to the possibility of adjustment. He was talking nbmil the possibility nf continued federal particination in a temporary program of benefits which wns put inlo effect last year. That temporary program cxm'rns nt the end of ihis month. ECON'OMV A newsman, asking Eisenhower's comment, said some economists believe the automobile and industries are keeping their prices up delibcral- ly.

even though demand for their products is down, resulting in a sort of administered inflation. The President replied that it Is a rnnller he did not care to discuss off the cuff--that he wotiM want to confer with his economic advisors. SPENDING Eisenhower said a balanced budget is a vital part of national security. He ninde that remark when asked whether he inisht be willing to spend more money for defense if more federal revenue was available. HOYT COLE fitollu OU7-4183 lOSTi Ktar Church, gjls ijold Timfx svaltK wltli gold bj-d.

flrai- fall OUM873. ElacV anj white Tor t'si In "Chill'. Rtwiro, 2104 Kojitjn, SE3UUH iS.9S Cftii sfctl glJim, $2.88, 307 W. Ilicioif. cf Oenton'i nicer AT ccr.dilicr.fid, q-jltl luiiourdini bljc NIK, 2)91 5-fOOm urlurnisht-J houif, Marln pad, slrtel, 550.

H. cnbw, "REOECORATEO 2 t.rf.s, vlnj dining shtpinj p-rch, altic DUI- Fhcnj 131 Und Sln- S'r- THE CiTf of Oenlcn wul KjUd in in UK Oftkt c( Ibe Pcichliirg cnlil AliKfi 1955, 11 00 Jm. on ittm: ficdnc Watef Ccolin Stlafad are nsllstfi In the ol Ihe Ajcht. Bid ihjll be plainly routed ai lo ilcin bid, b-d r.t.'.rlfr fl.Jd lid epe.ii9 atn. The Ihe rijnt ta iriecl cny cr ill bidl.

W. 0. Ajs-il Cily ol 11-18 BARGAINS USED APPLIANCES EENDIX DiOnllic tirriini lien, $199.50 CROSUY atit ft. door. Rafiig.

erarcr, real $249.95 FRIGIKKC S267.9J IMTALIE3 Regular 5235 fill rikts, Sj-n ia-ci Voters, 700 N. TODAY'S CITIZEN i I Barrow Insurance Salutes JOHN W. of 1708 Carlton. Brooks is presided of the Denton Civiton Club, which will begin its annual hickory chip sale Friday to help poy for iff wo among handicapped children. BARROW INSURANCE AGENCY I "YOUR HARTFORD AGENT" 317 Soufh Elm Dio DU2-9621 no Itcvcre, Hrasscllc, Fred Clark nnd Raymond Burr.

(Dra- Aul)rey Man Dies After Road Mishap PILOT POINT (Special) Carl I.ce Austin of Aubrey, who was slruck by three cars Monday night near Farmers Branch, died today at 3 a.m. In Dallas' Parkland Memorial JJospllol. Mr. Austin was walking on a service roari near an entrance to I he Denton-Dallaa. highway wlion the accident occurred.

A car hit mm, knocking him inlo the main Highway, A second car struck him and the impact (hrew htm inlo Die path of a Ihird automobile. Police today were still looking lor the driver of third car, which did ncl stop. Funeral arrangements were In- complcle at 'Pilot Point's Smith Funeral Home at noon today. Mr. Austin, CO, was a farmer.

His survivors Include two sisters Mrs. Celia Davis and Mrs. Viola Williams, and two brothers, C. A Austin and Ccorge Austin, all of Aubrey. Flno Arls.

Through Salur- IIUVA, i i vjtiy jJiiUy with John Saxon, Sal Mlneo and l.uana Pallcn. (Rock 'n' Roll Mus- House Rock" wilh Musical Through Kalurdny. peCC lllerapy CIub: TWU: House meetings: Dormitories, p.m.; Student Council THEATM NOW THRU SATURDAY STARTS 7:00 10:20 The loudest laugh round-up jp in years I ALSO STARTS" TOM MJCKEY EWELL" MERRILL LITTLE BANK THAT SHOULD BE ROBBED QiE TODAY FEATURES They called him the STRANGER WITH A I A I LAST DAY! SUSAN HAYWARD In 'I WANT TO LIVE' STARTS THURS. 2 GREAT STARS 'GREAT BOTH ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS TAYLOR- CLIFT WINTERS GEORGE APIACE HIE SUN FEATURES; 2nd OSCAR WINNER NO STORY TOPS THAT OF OUR P. IN POPULAR PRICES 70c --50c --25c CONGRATULATIONS Denfon Ctrt Scouts All CirJs Scouts And Brownies In Uniform Will Be Admitted Free Friday, March 13.

Wednesday, II, 1959 According to 1DM jscrve Board Survey of Consumer finances Americans hove assets of at least a trillion Student Theatre NOW SHOWIH6 )LDENKERR A PROFANE --ALSO-- HELDl 1 OVER! FOR THE 8th BIG DAY. I of a tip lop brand new picture we can't give you Its title but two of Us great stars are YUL BHYNNER DEBORAH KERB sneak at regular features start at Prices Z5c-G5c-Mc IAH 5V STARTS THURSDAY, SAME LOW ADM. Academy Award Nominee "THOU SHALT NOT COVET NEIGHBOR'S ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! i 9 i BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! BEST ACTOR! BEST DIRECIORI BESrscRUNPUYI KBORMKERR DHJDNTOI SEPARATE TABLES wuWLWHIUER Prices: General Adm. 90c Students 65c Child 2St nwA-rm.