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PAGE SIX SFCTION TWO Dt; I Town lopics Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Parish of Roanoke arc vacationing in Europe this month.

They will be visilihg Ireland, Scotland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and England. Tliej' will return to New York Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs.

Parish are the parents of Airs. Billy Ray McKce, 1V05 Anna St. Mr. ami Mrs. Thunnnn Jar- nagln, 917 Sunset owners of Jarnagin's Nursery and Garden Center, attended a convention in Houston.

While there, they Visited the Astrodome. Members of the Pythian Lodge will allend a reunion beginning at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 5 in Weatherford. Registration will continue until 10:30 when W.

R. (Bob) Poage will speak. This reunion is the 29(h annual reunion held. 4 Fireman Jimmy C. Gary, USCGR, son of Mrs.

Mary Gary, Bolivar has been graduated engineman school at the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve Training Center, Yorktown, Va, A reserve, he is attending the two-week school to fulfill his annual active duty obligation. He is learning how to repair, operate and maintain diesel engines. Ronnie 0. Craft, whose wife lives at 918 McCormick received an early promotion following completion of basic combat training at Ft.

Polk, La. Craft was awarded the promotion two months earlier than is customary because of his proficiency in firing the M-14 rifle, his high score on the physical OFFICIAL RECORDS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS V. M. Allen io D. E.

Fields, lot 7, block 12, Carroll Park Addiiion. J. H. Neblett to Bobby Sol Envin, part of lots 5 and block W. H.

Barnes Addition. D. C. Bryant to Texas Neon Sign .08376 acre in S. 0.

McCarroll survey, abstract 958, Lake Dallas. S. E. Williams lo University Assembly of God Church of Denton, lot 14, block Northwood Addition: Jack Bell.to G. C.

Wilson, lot 8, block-S5; High School Addition. A. 0. to V. U.

Clearman, lot 8, block 12, Owsley I'ark Addition. T. W. McDanicI to Vera Holt, .352 acre in Henry Tienvcsler survey, abstract 1241, Sanger. C.

C. Williams to J. L. Heard, part of tots 7 and 8, McKennon Addition. Layne Wilkerson lo J.

S. Taylor, 12,750 square feet of land In Nathaniel Rudder Survey, ab- slract 10BO, Ponder. Decatur Savings Loan Association to C. B. Anderson, lot 12, block Park West Addition.

Texas Western Development Co. to 0. L. Owen ct al, lot 9, block Northwood Addition. W.

D. Talley to J. B. Godwin lot 12, block L. M.

Kealy Addiiion, Lewisville. Lewisville Stale Bank to E. P. Sweatman lot 8, J. V.

Thomas subdivision. J. N. George to J. H.

George, 3.525 acres in John Simmon survey, abstract 1162. MARIUAGE LICENSES Melvin Vincent Ludovici and Mary Lynne Stiirrock. James Dellis Swanson and Jacqueline D. Wilson. Elvin Louis Davis and Dorris Tlay fiawlins.

Lanier Wilson and Bobbyeann Hale. Alvin Eugene Miller and Pa- Iricia Elaine Hall. combat proficiency lest and his military bearing and leadership capabilities. The early promo I ion program is the result of a new Department of the Army policy to recognize and provide incentive to outstanding' Irainees. 9 If Mr.

and Airs. AV. King, 1718 Laurelwood Drive, have returned from Colorado, where Ihey have been vacalioning with their son and his family, Dr. and Mrs. William F.

King, In Ibeir summer collage. Mrs. SKeldou B. Graham and ehililrcn of Corpus Christi arc in Denton this week visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Wintou E. Noah, 605 Hillcrest and Mr. and Airs. S. B.

Graham 270D Brookticld Lane. Mr. Graham will arrive In Denlon Saturday and they will all attend the wedding of Dale Gordon Noah lo Jo Rene Weav- Cub Scout Pack 77, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, met at Hills and Hollows Boy Scout Reservation for a cook-out. Eber Bartec, pack master, presided at Ihe business meel- ing and introduction of guests. Den Chiefs Tom Cochran, Rusty Ruffu and Leslie Oringdcrff conducted a skills program and led groups on hikes to various parts of the reservation.

HOSPITAL FLOW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Charles Draper, Sanger; Mrs. Wayne Morris, Lewisville; Mrs. L. Cigani- ero, 115 Ave. Mrs.

H. W. Down, Aubrey; f). J. Wright, Lewisville; Jo Nell Higgs, 1404 Maple Keith Mortimore, 1911 Shawnee Tommy Britain, Gainesville; Mrs.

M. H. Rucker, Lake Dallas; Joann Harrell, New Mexico; Mrs. Clay Landers, Collinsville; Mrs. J.

L. Quesenberry, Aubrey; Larry Sims, 513 Wood Eddie Howard, Lake Dallas; James Smith, 207 Collins Mrs. G. L. Baker, Argyle.

DISMISSED: Charles Draper, Sanger; E. E. Yarbrough, Ponder; Jimmy Harris, Sanger; Mrs. Lawrence Baker, Irving; Jimmy fain, 1205 Wilson C. E.

Burrow. 2005 Navajo Mrs. G. E. Hubbard, 1502 Choclaw Mrs.

Mary Rob- erls, Valley View; Denise Hes- lant, J16 Ferguson Mrs. Mildred Duggan, Lake Dallas; Karla Meyers, Lewisville; Mrs. R. L. Meyers, Lewisville; Y.

B. Kaiser, 802 Anne C. C. O'Dell, Pilot Point; M. T.

Walson, 1501 Boyd G. H. Stiff, 1222 W. Oak Mrs. Raymond Blakely, 170! Boyd J.

A. McCleod, 1425 Meadows St. BIRTHS: a girl lo Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. Ciganiero, 115 Ave. a girl lo Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morris, Lewisville.

DENTON OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL AND CLINIC ADMITTED: Mrs. Dan Hawthorne, Lake Dallas. DISMISSED: Mrs. George Kenneth McMahan, Argyle; Mrs. Donald Wilson, Aubrey.

phone DENTON 382-4821 LEWISVILLE KE 9-2285 CARL McCURLEY foiiirntct planning for ill your IriHirarKt into, horn buiifim for trw OrmmlMtioi A Swine Show Set Friday Tiie 1965 Sears Roebuck and Co. 4-11 Swine Show, Dallas store area, will be held Friday at (lie North Texas Stale Fairgrounds at Denlon. Judging begins at 10 a.m. Donald J. Osbourn of College Stalion, animal husbandry-man with the Agricultural Extension Service of Texas AM University, will judge the evenf.

Members of 4-H clubs from extension districts our and eight will show the champion Sears gilt and boar from each county. Following the judging, all 4-H boys and girls will be luncheon guests of Scars at lie Holiday Inn. District Agent fed Martin of Denton will be in- cluirge of all activities connected with (he annual show. Speakers at the luncheon will be Jake Plain of Dallas, soulh- ivesl manager of the Scars Roebuck and Co. Foundation; D.

J. Wagg, manager of the Qenlon Scars store; and Bill Drenner, president of the Denlon Chamber of Commerce. Sunday, Angus! 22, 1K5 REPORTS EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION State's Unemployed Slowly Diminishes Austin Bureau AUSTIN The number of "insured governmental tag for jobseekcrs who draw, unemployment compensation checks--continues to smaller, according to the Texas Employment Commission's report on June Joblessness. In mid-May, the report reveals, 38,800 persons were drawing unemployment compensation checks averaging $29,01 a week, but in June the number dropped 11 per cent to 34,646, and Ihe insured unemployment rate declined from 2.0 per cent to 1.7 per cent. Kitty-six per cent of the people picking up checks in mid- June were men, while the percentage of women covered rose from 42.8 per cent in May to 43.9 per cent in June.

Most of (he insured jobsoek- ers were under per cent, compared to C1.3 per cent in May; 21.1 per cent of the 34,646 were semiskilled workers; 25.8 per cent, unskilled; 16.3 per' cent in construction, and 29.2 per cent in manufacturing. Probably because of a step-up in conslruction as good wealh- TOM CONLAN (Ionian Gets County Post Tom Confan, junior assislanl comity agricultural agent in training in Denlon County, will become assistant county agent Sept. 21. He replaces Bob L. Greenway, who will assume i similar post in Tarrant Counly.

Conlan is a native of Clarksville and has served three years in the U.S. N'avy. He iiolds a bachelor's degree from Texas Technological College in Lubbock. lie was employed by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service in June and spent two months in training at Vernon. Contan is married and he and his family live at 502Mi W.

Oak Denlon. 31 County Students Seek NT Master's Thirty-one Denlon Counly students are among 375 graduate students wlio have applied for master's degrees to be awarded at North Texas Slate University Aug. 21 Commencement exercises arc scheduled for 8 p.m. al Fonts Field. There are 632 candidates for bachelor's degrees, and 19 for doctor's degrees.

Master's degree candidates from Denton include: MASTER OF EDUCATION-Weaver Wilson Wisdom, Weidon Douglas McBride, Mrs. Georgia R. Fcrrell, Mrs. Patricia Hallmark Neale, Dale Gordon Noah, Jeff Nat Gaston, Mrs. Eva Marie Atkins, James Robert Burke, Robert King Bane, James Anthony Mucld, Mrs.

Jerry F. Ryan, Mrs. Ottie M. Kilpalrick and Elmer Don Brown. MASTER OF ARTS James Killingsworth, Michael Dale Pierce, Robert E.

McCormick, Donald C. Allen, Gretchen M. Jeffery, Charles R. Greenhaw and Mrs. Edith Jackson Luke.

MASTER OF SCIENCE -Donald E. Edwards and Jerry H. Waldon. MASTER OF LIBRARY SCIENCE Merwin E. Taylor.

Other Denton Counly degree candidates include: Mrs. Sharon J. Anderson, Mrs. Edna Earlc Raines Waitc, John Franklin Baum and James A. Anderson, all of Lewisville; Billy Ed Nance and Bob Burgoon, Sanger; Mrs.

Leslie Moore Krausc, Aubrey, and Daniel Slaughter, Roanoke. er set in, the semiskilled and unskilled workers showed the biggest drop in check collections, accounting for more than 70 per cent of the 11 per cent decline. Most of the persons covered (lie program managed lo find new jobs within a couple of months after they started receiving unemployment compensation: 21.4 per cent pulled out of the program within Uvo weeks; 13.9 per cent by four weeks, and 45.6. had new income anywhere from live lo 14 weeks later. Only 19 per cent in Texas were drawing jobless pay for 15 weeks or longer, compared to the national figure of 22.3 per cent.

In California, frequently considered the most liberal in Ihe slate's unemployment compensation programs, the over-15- week rate was only 20.7 per cent. Larger percentages of long time compensation pay drawers were registered by 28 stales and the District of Columbia--the largest of which was North Dakota's 51.G per cent. Thirty-five slates topped Texas' weekly check average of 529.61, and five others paid just a few cents less per average weekly check. The check averages in May ranged from alifornia's $44.09 to Puerto Rico's 517.11. Not only here, but all over the nation, the trend in unemployment compensation in May pointed downward.

Nationwide, 762,647 new claims were filed show a drop of 20 percent from the previous month, Texas topped this with a 53-per cent decrease reflected in Us new-claims total ol 23,547. During the same month, in this stale insurance-paying employers who participate in fi nancing, Ihe program, successfully appealed 873 claims for compensation: 322 claimants were disqualified because it was found that they voluntarily qui their jobs; 289 were declared ineligible because of "mlscon duct;" another 94 were reported as having "refused to fine suitable work;" 76 were des cribed as "not able and not available;" five were determined lo have been involved in labor disputes; and 87 were disqualified for other reasons. According lo John Post, assistant to Continental Oil Company's board who went lo Wash ington last week with Texas Employment Commission officials to talk to a congressional committee against 8282, to liberalize Hie unemployment compensation program, the pro posal would "prevent Ihe state from disqualifying any person for volunlary quilling of work without just cause, or for discharge for misconduct." Post admitted that "fraud, labor dispute, or conviction for a crime in connection with work' would still give the Employment Commission grounds lor disqualifying claimants. Although Ihe authorized unemployment benefit amount in Texas is $37 a week, Posl claimed the 529.61 average actually paid represents "benefit of 50 per cent or more of their take-home pay" for 55 per cenl of the claimants. Enjoy True-to-Life PLUS RCA SOLID COPPER CIRCUIT A I I RCAVICTOR IUI TV $49500 Sraatlly-slyled Contemporary cabinet Viith weal-resistant grain finish All-channel VHP and UHF Inning Super-poweiful New Vista Tuned New slate-proo! RCA Hi-Liu COLOR TUBE Hew Vista Color Chassis Automatic Color Purifier "cancels" magnetic Slalic-fjee "Golden Thioal" FH sound More Peopla OwriftCA Than Any Othar Tele Black and Whlta or Color Alio aviilibli with "Wirtltit mutt" Control (CO-SOM!) THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS RINEY'S TV AND APPLIANCES Plenty Free Parking Corner locus! Eagla Drive WE PROUDLY INTRODUCE OUR FACULTY Mrs.

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