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PARS TWO 23 Fred Moore Seniors Set -For'Graduation Twenty three Fred Moore High School seniors will receive their diplomas in the Fred Moore School Gymnasium today al p.m. John Pruilt, principal of George Washington Carver High School at Karnack, will deliver the commencement address. Diplomas will be given by principal Charles B. Redd. Honor graduates of the class of 1959 are Eillie Jean Herod, daugh- ler of Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Herod of Jli2 E. McKinney, valedictorian; and Prince Williams son of Mrs. Martha Williams of 010 Cook, sahlatorian. I I Police Spurred By Reward After Two Loot Armored Car DENVER (API A 53,000 re- a offer officers searching today for two swift thieves who looted an unattended a'mored car of Tuesday.

The theft tool: less Ihan a min- ulc. One man--described by lone woman witness as about J5 and short and fat opened the locked car with a key. He pitchixl four sacks of currency into a stolen car driven by an accomplice. was raided in a parking lot outside ihi? Jefferson County ISanV in suburban Lake-wood. The reward for recovery of the money, covered by insurance, was posted by Armored Motors Service.

Jclm Jefferv. driver of the armored car, has been with Die firm 15 years anil H. 49, guard assigned (o Ihe car, has 12 years with company. Leonard Deluc, president of Ar- ftby ZT, tm i. i t.

i it. I 1UHT3 tie.a Uie gymnasium Sunday af-ja good description. Ills car was ternoon. Speaker was the Paul Young, pastor of the Ml. Pilgrim CME Church.

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Locust DU2-6700 'and they were only a few yards away, for just a very feiv minutes." Officers said they were convinced the thieves used a key because of the speed of the raid and the recovery of a broken key chain al the scene. Stormy Weather Spawns Twisters In Central U.S. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Another outbreak of stormy weather lashed the central part of the country Tuesday and more showers and possible storms appeared in prospect loday. Tornadoes struck areas in five slates, injuring at least nine per. sons and destroying or damasin? several homes, 'flic hvislers which skipped across areas i southern Oklahoma and northwestern s- consin were the worst.

Smaller! tornadoes struck sections of Indiana, central Kansas and in suburban areas northwest of Chicago. No injuries were reported. I Quizzed Youths Not Demon High Students The tsyo Denton youths quizzed in Dallas on allegedly "purchasing alcoholic beverages are not slu- (ieiits at Denton High School. Principal John Guyer said the pair had not been students at Denton High for several years. The two 18-year-old youths were picked up after allegedly huying beer in the Hines Boulevard area of Dallas.

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H. Kinkeade of Irving, former paelor of (he church and the rtev. Don Waliersoii, present pastor, will officiate. Burial will ha in the Altoga, Cemetery in Collm County under direction of Denton's Goen Funeral Home. Memorial services for Miss Vermillion were Jiefd in Itio tie Janeiro Saturday morning.

Miss Vermillion, an Agricultural extension adviser under the Inter- nalional Cooperation Administration (American Foreign Assistance Agency) program, was driving a Jeep when (fie accident occurred A cablegram (o relatives in Dcn- lon revealed that Miss Vermillion apparently lost control of the vehicle at a railroad crossing, and uiat it slipped into a nearby river. A Brazilian woman co-worker who was riding with Miss Vermil- Iwn pulled her to shore, flagged dou-n a passing vehicle and got her to a hospital. Physicians found Miss Vermillion was suffering from proken ribs, bruises, internal injuries and a severe state of shock- Miss Vermillion died last Wednes- qay from the injuries. Miss Vermillion, who was born the AUoga Community, was a graduate of TSCW (now TWU) and the University of Tennessee. She served as a county home demonstration agent in Arkansas and Missouri and worked with the HD program on the slate level in Xorth Dakota.

She joined the ICA. in 1955 and spent two years in the Philippines before returning home on leave and bring trans- Bra7.il in early 1958 TODAY'S DEATHS (Stories Elsewhere Tnls Issue) N. Phillips of 911 liuddell. Herman Uorth of Krum, i Freddy Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Thomas of Whitefiboro and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Byrom, 223 Avenue Denton, lias been admitted to the Gainesville Sanitarium for eye surgery. HOSPITAL NOTES Flow Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours: a.m., 3-4 p.m., 7-8 p.m. Admitted: Master David Chanslor. 210 Bonnie Brae, medical; Mrs.

Willie C. Bruce, 04 W. Mulberry, medical; Aired, McCormick, medical; Mrs. Q. R.

Green, Roule 1, Aubrey, Mrs. W. E. Arie, 433 Crockett, I.ewisville; Mrs. Iluhe 1720 Crescent, surgical; Mrs.

William McCtitchen, 421 He. rod, I.ewisville, medical. Dismissed; Mrs. Susie Smilh, Route 2, Frisco; Mrs. I.

F. Keas, 1404 Anna; Mrs. Sam Claylor, 415 S. Charles, LewisviHe; Mrs. William Phelps, Lake Dallas; Mrs.

Steven Justice, Route Mrs. l-i. F. McKinney, Argyle Mrs. rlrnmiU R.

Mason, 810 Allen; Mrs. Henry Beaty, Route Aubrey; Monrcc T. Theragood 1007 E. Hickory; Master Murray F. Parker, 205 Dodson; Mrs Willis Dean, Boule 1, Elm Street Hospital A Clinic Visiting Hours: a.m p.m.--7-3:30 p.m.

Admitted: Lewis Flores, 412 Simmons, surgical; Mrs. Ji. L. Bond, 416 Maple, medical. Dismissed: Mrs.

Guy Valley View; Mrs. Gladys Hooten 300 W. Prairie. BIRTHS A gir! to Mr. and Mrs.

G. Ti. Green, Route '1, Aubrey, at 2-29 a.m. May 25 in Flow Memorial Hospital. A boy to Mr.

and Mrs. Y. B. LewisviHe Yon th 0 ets Award In Agriculture mviSVlLLE (Special) Edward Wiley, a spring graduate of Lowisville High School, was presented an award Tuesday for outstanding scholarship and supervised practice in agriculture. The award was presented by the DeKalb Agricultural Assn.

Wiley, 17, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Wiley, Route I.cw- isville. lie has been an active member of the Future Farmers of America and the Methodist Youth Fellowship.

He plans to major in agriculture at Tarleton State College. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CIEAN. air Cadillac, Chtvrolils fords, 1553 Oodgs V-3. Small or no fora psyment, liberal lrir.s, icproMd. 632 Aui- lio, Wtidrip, DU2-405J.

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He was Funeral rites will be held in the Blue Mound Methodist Church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Burial wilf he in Blue Mound Cemetery under direction of the Jack Sen- mitz 4 Sons Funeral Home of Denion. Born in Ellis County Dec. 7 1884, he moved to Denton County in 1912. He was a member of the Rluc Mound Methodist Church.

Mr. Borth married the former Miss Annie Ford Nov. 4, 1915. He was a farmer. Survivors include his wife; five sons, Aaron Borth, R.

Borth and Myron Borth, all of Denton, ami Charles Borth and Jerome Borth, both of Krum; one sister, Mrs. Emma Wiebusch of Denton, and six grandchildren. Kaiser, Anna, at 3:35 a.m. May 28 in Flow Memorial Hospital. A girl to Mr.

and Mrs, P. N. Pal, 304 Texas, at 8:18 a.m., May 26 in Flew Memorial Hospital. A girl to Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Arie, 433 Crocked, LewisviHe, at p.m. May 26 in Flow Memorial Hospital. Chandler Man Appears Beaten LOUISVILLE, Ky.JAP) Berl T.

Combs had Ihe door almost closed on Goy. B. Chandler's I960 presidential hopes today by piling up a big lead for the Demo cratic gubernatorial nomination. Chandler's choice, Lt. Gov.

Harry Lee Walerfield, wqs trailing by 31.W2 votes with nearly half of the slate's 3,784 precincts tabulated. Waterfjeld said it was still a race, claiming he was ahead in the rural areas in Tuesday's election. Few ballot? had been counted in his home area in extreme western Kentucky. Offsetting this, however, was the fact that tabulation was equally slow in Combs' native eastern Kentucky It was one of Ihe bitterest Democratic primaries in years, in many ways it resembled 16 years pcratjc primaries in years. In the Democratic corner, elected a Republican governor a.fter a sharp split in tfie Democratic primary.

year the Republicans chose former U.S. Kep. John Robston as their standard bearer in the November general election. Chandler had counted on Waterfield to deliver him Kentucky's 30 voles at the Democratic presidential convention next year. But a Combs victory, could throw the votes behind Sen.

Lyndon Johnson of Texas, a close friend of former Sen. Earle C. Clements, chief sponsor of Combs. Student Theatre NOW SHOWING -JAMES DEAN- ATAUEWOOD- ALSO created woman" but the devil invented Brigrltte Banlot coniuxtrt cAsnuacngt tistHtr. miniuTioiiii.

I I i 9 I i i TODAY'S CITIZEN Barrow Insurance Salutes WILLIE C. of 604 W. Mulberry. Bruce, a member of Denron's National Guard Unit Company has receired appointment to the Texas Notional Guard Academy's Officer's Ccndidate School. He will report to Austin June 7 for the first phase of training.

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Elm DENTON SPORTS TOY CENTER 521 N. Elm TOM'S FREEZETTE DRIVE-IN 529 Ff Worth Drivi MORRIS SYSTEM SUPERMARKET ft. Worth Final Rites Set For Phillips Funeral services for N. Phillips, 83, of 911 RuddeU, a resident of Denton for 41 years, will be held Thursday at JO a.m. in the Jack Sehmits (( Sons Funeral Home Chapel.

Burial will be in Terrell. Mr. Phillips, a retired farmer, died in Flow Memorial Hospital Tuesday at 4:43 p.m. He was born in Ellis Counfy Dec. 4, 1885, and was a member of the Wood Street Church of Christ.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Hudson of Denton, and a sister, Mrs. Anna P. Knox of Justin. GET THEM AT fARFM'C NIT UADCLL JMARKEI CQMPL.ETf Varieties Linwood Roberson Ph.

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