Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 2

PAGE TWO I 1 I Moodily, VtnnAtt It, M61 Explorer Scouts To Sing Carols Members of Boy Scout Explor- tr Post No. 65, sponsored by First Methodist Church, will carol at the church this week. The scouts have taken this means to express appreciation to the church for financial help and leadership. The post, led by Marion Smith, also serves the community as auxiliary firefighters and emergency service crewmen. The post has a membership of 43 DENTON AREA DEATHS Mrs.

F. Wilhrow Mrs. Florence Wilhrow, 112, of 1809 Chestnut, a longtime resi- denl of Denton, died this morning at 8:30. She had been ill for more than year. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Tuesday in the Grace Temple Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Grapevine Cemetery under direction of Goen Funeral Home. Mrs. Wilhrow was in Roanoke. Slie married S.

K. With- scouts, seven comniilleemen. Payment Plin Membership On small down XMAS payment monthly instill- merits. Take Advantage Now DENTON AQUATIC CENTER I Bonnie Brai 387-2201 leaders and in Colleyville in 1'JOl. She was a former school teacher and member of the Grace Temple Baptist Church.

Survivors are a sister, Mrs. L. W. Nowlim of Denlon; and three nieces. Miss Sarah Maxwell Funeral services lor Miss Sarah Viola Maxwell, 7(i, of 1202 Emerson, a longtime resident of Denton County, were to he held at 2 p.m.

today in the Schmilz- Floyd-llamlett Funeral Chapel. Miss Maxwell, a native of Bay Springs, died Saturday in CORRECTION Our ad in Sunday't paper for a Remington Shaver should hare read Special $16.88 BROOKS DRUG 222 W. Hickory 382-2565 TODAY'S CITIZEN BARROW INSURANCE SALUTES CHARLES B. and teven other Fred Moore teachers for their outstanding volunteer service in work with the high school Red Cross and Junior Red Cross program. BARROW INSURANCE AGENCY "YOUR HARTFORD AGENT" 317 South Elm 382-9621 IS IT WORTH TO GIVE YOUR CHILD THE GIFT OF MUSIC? list price $49.95 A our special price And your child need not be gifted! Imagine the thrill of seeing your boy or girl sit down and in 60 seconds be playing a complete popular song on the melodious MAGNUS electric chord organ! Without any lessons! Without tedious practicing! Without knowing a note of music! All he or she needs to know is how to read numbers and letters the MAGNUS simplified playing method takes care of the rest! In a surprisingly short time, The MAGNUS helps children acquire a keyboard facility and an ear for harmony that advances them tremendously ou the road to playing piano and organ selections by car.

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(Olhen from IB9.9S lo J299.9S) he Denton Manor rest home. The Hev, Noel 'Bryant, pastor of Kirsl Methodist Church, was .0 officiate, liurial was lo Ix; in Green Valley Cemetery, north of Survivors are five sisters, Mrs. Velma Sams of Fort Worth and Mrs. Lexie Watson, Mrs. Ezrum Masscy, Mrs.

Nathan Solomon and Mrs. Lucy Morgan, all of Denton; a hrother, Clarence Maxwell of Dcnton; and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. T. Peterson JUSTIN (Staff) Funeral services for Mrs.

Theresa Peterson, 9(i, of Fort Worth, a former longtime resident of Juslin, were to he held.at 2 p.m. today in the Gnen Funeral Chapel in Denton. Dr. Frank Suddalh of Fort Worth was to officiate. Burial was lo he in Elizabeth Cemetery west of Hoanoke.

Mrs. Peterson died at her home Sunday at 8:30 a.m. A resident of Denton County 70 years, Mrs. Peterson was member of a pioneer fanu ly. She was born in Kingston Tenn.

Survivors are two sons, Kudolpl Peterson and Walter E. Peterson both of Justin; a daughter, Mrs Virginia Carter of Fort Worth; three brothers, Henry H. Zwick- or of Kingston, E. Zwickcr of Knoxvillc, Tenn. anc C.

R. Zwicker of Seattle, three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Fred H. Spain DF.CATUR (Special) Funera services for Fred H. Spain, 80, of Decatur, a resident (if Wise County 60 years, were to be helc a 2:30 p.m.

today in the 'Christian Funeral Chapel in Decatur. The Hev. Raymond Corrigan pastor of the First Mcthodisl Church, was lo officiate. Burial was to be in Pleasant Grove Ce- mclcry south of Decalur. died Sunday al 1:30 p.m.

in a Bridgeport resl home itter a lengthy illness. Born in Boonvillc, Mr. Spain moved to Texas as a child, le was a retired carpenter and nember of the First Methodist Church. Pallbearers were lo be Marvin Stone, Ted Sehroedcr, Eugene irummcll, Lory D. While, Iliad Belew and Joe Survivors are three sons, Wilur Spain of Dallas.

J. Z. Spain Decatur and Ralph Spain of Vicbita Falls; a daughter, Mrs. Hcndrickson of Tem- le; six grandchildren and three 'real grandchildren. limmic D.

Lillrell Jimmie D. Liltrell, 38, of 2521 Charlotte died this morning at 2 Flow Memorial Hospital after short illness. Funeral services will be held 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Faith 'abernacle Assembly of God. The lev.

II. A. Johnson, pastor, will ffieiale. Burial will be in Oak- Cemetery under direction Jack- Sclnnilz Son Funeral lome. Born in Ponder, Mr.

Litlrell named Miss Odessa Sweatman, let. 31, 1945 in Uenton. He was lineman (or the Utilities Depart- ncnl of Ihe City of Denton. Survivors are his widow; two ons, Jimmie Dell Littrell and W. Litlrell; his mother, Mrs.

W. Liltrell; four sisters, Mrs. Gil- icrl Grissom, Mrs. Dennis Boles, Irs. Robert Milliard and Mrs.

E. Stewart; and a brother, Monoe Littrell, all of Dcnton. Icorgc M. Kyau Funeral services for George M. til, of 1707 N.

Elm, were be held al 2 p.m. loday in lie Jack Schmitz Son Funeral Jhapel. Dr. L. L.

Armstrong, pastor of lie Kirsl Baplist Church was to ffieiale. Burial was lo be in Old Cemetery. Mr. Rynu died in his home Sun- ay at 12:45 a.m. after a long llncss.

Born in Saint Charles, Mr. Ryan was a retired farmer. He vas a member of the First Bap- isl Church. Survivors are his widow; hvo ons, George M. Ryan of Dallas md Homer R.

Ryan of Houston; .1 daughter, Mrs. L. D. McCalum of Dallas; and seven sisters, Irs. John Smith of liockwall, Mrs.

da Bell Irwin of Los Angeles, Mrs. Lula Anderson of Dallas, rliss Ruby Ryan, Mrs. Wilbur and Mrs. Elizabeth Neale, ill of Donton, and Mrs. Jannicv lori of Richmond, Calif.

Annual Yulelide Broadcast Slated Mrs. Rose Glendenning's fourth grade class at Jefferson Davis School will present Is annual Chrislmas broadcast over radio station KDNT Tuesday at 1:05 p.m. Mrs. J. L.

Gerding, music teacher, assisted by Miss Sylvia Nash of NTSU, will direct. Readers in the "What Is Christmas" presentation will be John Lillard, Suzanne Fritz, Sherry Glenn, Jimmy Patterson, Vickie McKnight, Patsy McCormick, Janelle Cook, Charlotte Hale, Slier- rill Snyder, Joyce Miller, Nila Wilson, Clifford Barnett and Johnny James. Carolers will be Peggy Rushing, Diannc James, Dorothy Salas, Billy Bolhwell, Sammy Smith, Sharon Stallings, Eddie Perry, Wayne Sweatman and Jerry McBryde. MAGNUS QUINBY SELF SALES CO. IM W.

McKinmy St. 382-6522 SUPPER HELD LAKE DALLAS (Special) A covered dish supper was held at the home of Mrs. Lee Boyd by the Building Sunday School class of the Lake Dallas Methodist Church. Class members presented their teacher, Mrs. Louise Schurlz, a sweater.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NEED Ride to downtown Dallas, hours to 5, 5 or 5V; days, 3B7-I590, LOST: female black German Shtplierd, 5 months old, black collar, 3829071. LOST: Man's brown leather billfold, hand made by son, initials J.C.B. Important papers, reward. 302-6200. Vicinity 431 Maple, Sunday, black Chihuahua dog wilh brown markings.

32-9364 before 8, after 4. WANI Fuii time porter and delivery man, salary SI.OO per hcur. Write Box Dcnton Record-Chronicle, giving name, age and references. 1WO 16" Tricycles, excellent condition, both for S15, 1728 Sena Street. FOR $30, Antique wrought iron bed, practically new innerspring mattress, and box spring.

1304 Margie after 5 p.m. STUDIO Couch, excellent condition, matching rhair, rose color, 382-2611. AUTOMATIC washers, dryers, 1545; 16' Freezer, $75; refrigerators, stoves, gifts, novelties, easy terms. 424 N. Elm.

FOUR bedrooms, three baths, partly furnished, S76 per monlh. 1708 W. Sycamore. 6-ROOM Unfurnished house, panelray heat, washer installation, study and rumpus room, $75. 1202 Oakwood, cat! evenings TE-8-5880, Ft.

Worth. CARD Table and 4 upholstered chair sets, regular $22.95, extra special $16.39. Sunbeam Fry Pans, S19.95 value, extra special $10.98. ESM, 307 W. Hickory HELBKOS watches, $65 value, Christmas Special $22.80.

$5.98 G.F. Aluminus Alarm clocks only $3.99. ESrV, 307 W. Hickory. Registered Toy Pekingese; Registered Chihuahuas and 1 registered female Basset Hound.

1119 Frame, J. E. Wal- UNITED FINANCE COMPANY ST1LI, LOCATED lllock lorlh of the 1'ost Office at 312 N. ocusl. (Adv.) Alwjyi Welcomi AiH Appropriate CUT ROWERS CORSAGES POTS Lin wood Roberion Florittt Ph.

$00 W. HickMV CHRISTMAS- MONTEREY? IF YOU haven't seen and rfriven 1lie Mcr- cuiy Monlcrey you haven't pnjoyed Ihe finest big car built. The Price? Only about 5100 higher than a so called low price car. Bigger and more luxurious than any olhcr big car regardless of name. See (or yourself why this car is so hot for 1962.

Low prices, courteous salesmen, finest service. Your kind of car dealer. Cars in every size and price class. Sam Laney Motors 700 N. Locust TOWN TOPICS CITY BUS, $99 IDEAL For Ule Cabin.

Must sell immedi- atcly. Price reduced to $99. Call 397724'1. Lake Dallas. BILLS PAID NICELY furnished, duplex, NTSU vicinity.

The Knighli of Pythias and (he Pythian Sisters will have their annual Christmas tree and party 'or members and families Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at- the Knights of Pythias Building, Westway and Anna. Santa will distribute gifts! Each man is to bring a gift for a man and each woman a gifl a woman. Each family is lo a gift, for each child attending. Jack Ltgcll and Mrs.

Cole Parks and their families attended the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. G. T. McDonough in Van Alslync Friday. Mrs.

McDonough died Thursday. She was the mother of the late Mrs. J. H. Legett of Dcnton.

HOSPITAL NOTES Flow Memorial Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Paul R. Moline, 805 Denton Mrs. Genie Blevins, Tioga; S. T.

Rankin, 1500 Broadway; Mrs. G. II. Dayton, 813 S. Elm; James L.

Walden, 1225 Norman; Mrs. Mary Holland, 2007 Bell; Mrs. Bertha Muslain, Aubrey; Arno Thurmond, 349 Hickory, hewisville; Mrs. Truman F. Decker, 339 Fagg, Lew- isvillc; Mrs.

Ralph W. Wylie, 415'i Egan; Mrs. Harry Riney, 1013 Anna; Max Simmons, 1015 Cordell; David Trainer, 1201 W. Hickory; Mrs. D.

R. Dillard, Route 2. Denton; Charles Morrison, Route 1. Argyle; Mrs. Thomas Sims, 3813 Atlas; Mrs.

Jerry Whitsell, 1420 N. Locust; Dclbert C. Timmcrman, 2009 Denison Mrs. Charles T. Hood, 1513 Creek; Mrs.

Richard T. Haughton, 3407 Heather; Mrs. R. E. Ford, 2510 Fort Worth James D.

Foster, 708 Bradshaw; Mark W. Ashburn. 1813 Oakland; Mrs. Casimir Spren- gcl, 1008 Laguna; R. E.

Jackson, 213 Bolivar; Mrs. Robert E. Stan- iislav; 804 N. Locust; William M. Watkins, 927 Fannini; Mrs.

C. F. Garner, 141 Lynn. Lewisville; James D. Tipps, 2013 Shawnee; Mrs.

C. B. Trail, Route 2, Denton; James C. Bateman. Denton; Thomas M.

Green, Pilot Point; Willie D. McClintock, Route 1, Argyle; Mrs. Middle Compton, 428 Fulton; Betty "ng, Route 2, Denton; E. W. Olson, Route 2, Roanoke; Mrs.

Virgic Flanigin, 321 Panhani" Lcroy Williamson, 2415 Glenwood; Jimmy Littrell, 2521 Char' tie. Dismissed: Betty Goesling, Route 2, Donton; James C. Bateman, Denlon; William M. Wat kins, 927 Fannin; Charles Morrison. Route 1, Argyle; James L.

Walden, 1225 Norman; Mrs. Bob F. Cole, Argyle; Jim B. Welk, 310 Wainwright; Mrs. Hurless Hurl, 1224 Bernard; Jerry Cunningham, 400 W.

Hickory; Mrs. Boyd Keller, Pilot Point; Ernest I. Bishop, Aubrey; Don Townsend, Mrs. Richard H. Turner, 3912 Atlas; Mrs.

J. B. Wilkinson, 614 Crescent; Mrs. Norman Greenwood, Sanger; Mrs. Julius T.

McNair, Crescent, Mrs. Lucius Wooton, Saginaw; Mrs. Emma C. Wallace, 305 E. Walters; Miss Jane Stiibbs, 1015 Oakland; Mrs.

Herman Franklin, GIG Lakey; Mrs. Robert Mills, 708 Bell; J. A. Touchstone, Sanger; Mrs. Leslie Quisenbcrry, 2306 Bolivar; Mrs.

Frank II. Gafford, 2520 Royal; Olen McBride, 514 Frame; Lewis Thomas, Ixiwis- ville; Mrs. Wiilie Peace, 720 Wainwright; 0. C. Ervin, Piilol Poinl; Mrs.

Olela Kirby, Sanger; W. K. Evans, Route 1, Aubrey; Mrs. Charles Haney, 1502 Creek; Mrs. Verne Carrington, 2021 Glenwood; David W.

Tipps, Route 1, Aubrey; Virgil J. Brown, 1718 Wayne; Mrs. Laura Christian, Sanger; Mrs. E. A.

McDonald, 2207 Palmer; Phillip Ray Grimes, 1215 Dover; Ronnie Rilcy, 419 Eagle; Mickey E. Baggs, Lake Dallas; Mrs. Jasper W. Lee, Roanoke; Baby Eddie Arnold 441 Hickory, Lewisville; Mrs. Vallie Noah, Roanoke.

BIRTHS A boy born Friday at Flow Me- norial Hospital lo Mr. and Mrs. icorge William Cliflon of Deca- ur. A girl boni Friday at Flow Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Casimir Sprengel of 1008 Laguna'. A giril born Saturday at Flow Memorial Hospital to Mr. and llrs. Robert E. Slanislav of 804 Locusl.

A girl born Saturday at Flow Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Haughton of 3407 feather. A girl born Saturday at Flow Memorial Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. D. R. Dillard of Route 2, Denlon. A girl born Sunday at Flow Memorial Hospital lo Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Whitsell of 1420 N. Locust. A girl born Sunday at Flow Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph W. Wylie of Egan. A girl born Sunday at Flow Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sims of 3813 Atlas.

A boy born Saturday at Flow 10 Broncos Selected On All-Area Band Ten members of the Dcnton lifh School Bronco Rand were selected to membership in the Region Ten All-Kcgion Band at TCU Saturday. Those selected are David Bree den, second chair clarinet; Sam Mitchell, tenth chair'clarinet; Roger Spcegle, first chair oboe; John 3avid Savage, second chair alto sax; Bob McMalli. third chair cornet; Jimmy Nance, fourth chair cornel; Chris Brown, first chair trombone; Kenny Brown, 'ourth chair trombone; Paul Lille, third chair baritone; and Bill cymbals. Breeclcn and Chris Brown will members of the All-State Band at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention in Dallas Feb. 1-3.

Speegle and Savage will attend the area Iryout in Stephen- vile in January to try out for places in the All-Stste Band. Gary Deason, cornet, and Lar ry Smith, French horn, were members of the Red band, am Terry Hutchison, snare drum was in the Blue Band. In addition to the 13 from Denton, approximately 400 other students from 42 schools tried out for places in the 107 piece All- Region Band. Clarence Sawhill, director of bands at UCLA, was conductor of the All-Region Band. Other clinicians were Bernard Smith, Baylor University; Gene Witherspoon, Arkansas Tech; and Ray Luke, East Texas State College.

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