Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • Page 36

CORPUS CHRtSTI TIMES, April 25, 1956 "SVi teport Tonight oh last toll's White Conference on Education presented by four persons meeting at p.m.'today JCgrrSchool cafeteria, J. W. Edgar, state conunis- of education, will discuss Should Our Schools Accom- and "How Can We Organize Our Schools More Efficiently" and Economically?" C. O. Chandler, superintendent Young To Speak County Judge John Young was scheduled to speak at a luncheon Electing of the Taft Kiwanis dub in-Taft today.

His subject was of Area Cooperation." DEATHS Dudley Tariton mass was held at--ll today in Corpus Christi "Cathedral for Benjamin Dudley Tari- ton noted South Texas Burial was in Rose Hi.ll Cemetery Ainder direction -of Dunne Funeral Home, vTarlton died Sunday night in a He is survived by daughters, two sons and sisters. Mariano Rios services wUI be held-at 3:30 p.m. today for Mariano Rios died at 11:20 a.m;. at the home of his daughter Carlos Lazo. He lived at 512 Joisephine.

will be held at Sacred Heart' Catholic Church, with the Rev. Anthony Elsing officiating. fcurial will jje in Holy 1 Cross Cemetery under direction of Juan Gon- ialez Funeral Home. a retired baker, had-lived bere about 60 years. He is survived by two sons, Martin and Mariano Rios, both of Corpus Christi; five daughters, Mrs.

Tomoteo Guzman, Mrs. Elvira Lopez and Mrs. Carlos Lazo of Corpus Christi, Mrs. Leonardo Galyan of Agua Dulce and Mrs. Jose JMaria Quiones of Robstown; one brother, Ramon Rios of Browns- yille; 23 'grandchildren and .24 great-grandchildren.

Miss Gonzala Guzman Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today Funeral Home chapel for Miss Gonzala Guzman, 84. She died at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at her home, HOI Comanche. Funeral mass will be said at 9 tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church with the Rev.

Henry Romer officiating. Burial will be in Holy Cemetery. IT; Miss Guzman had lived here the past 45 years. She is survived by ft brother, Octavio Guzman; one Mrs. Concepcion G.

Guzman; two nephews, A. G. anc 7 F. Guzman, and niece, U. Curiel, all of Corpus Chnsti.

Eduardb Montalvo Caller-Times News Service HEBBRONVILLE a services for Eduardo Montalvo 73, who died at his home here al Timiii. yesterday after a short ill- held at 4 p.m. today in Our Lady Guadajupe a i Church with burial in the New Catholio Cem.e(ery. Rosary was recited.at the home at 8 p.m. yesterday.

was a lifelong resident of. Jim Hogg County. are his wife, Ascen eion, two daughters, Leocadia Mqntalvo Lilia Guerro; Raul and Ruben Mon tiivb; one sister, Mrs. Idling. Sal inas; two brothers, Florentine anc Regulo'Montalvo, and five grand children, all of HebbronviUe.

Funeral Home'o; Alice was in charge of arrange- jAents. Robert A. Reynolds Robert A. Reynolds, 55, of Cai died at 1:50 a.m. today in hospital.

had; been an'employe of Sin Co. the past 2J -Jjjsars and a resident of Nueces 'CSonty'for 'eight years. V-'Survivors are. his-wife, Loleta, '0f Calallen; a son, Robert Dean the IJ. S.

Army; a Mrs Mmgus of Shiner;" two toothers, J. R. and M. Rey- rS'djrof Fort Worth; two sisters W- O. Thompson of, Chicka- and Mrs.

A. L. ChUd- and three grand. ance Schools, Build and ate Them?" and "How-Can We" Obtain a Public 'Interest in Public Education?" State Rep. Ben Glusing will speak on.

"What Provisions Should Be Made for Adult and High The discussions, a "report bade" iom the conference in D. will be. followed by a question and answer period with the audience-participating. Interested persons 'the 10-counry area of the Coastal Bend Region of the "Texas: Association of School Boards, are invited to attend. Max president of he Texas Association of School Boards, will preside at the session.

The public meeting will be preceded a p.m. in school board a superintendents from wiil be sent day. morning to Fort Worth, where -Jtoernl services will be held at Clifford Jackson Funeral Is in charge of TV Sets for Rent Ot MONTH Service TU4-2582 of schools at Victoria, will speak on Are Our School Building Needs?" and We Good Teachers and Paul vice preadent of the Corpus Christi Board of Education, will discuss; "How Can 1Mi Gtover. Appltnttaa wrtt Service Pins Given Teachers pins were presented fq of the Corpus ti Public: Schools, personnel last night at the second annual recognition banquet. Those receiving diamond pins lor 25-years 'of-service were Miller School 'Principal a Gregg; Mary- Abertha Atkinson, Wynn Seale Junior School math teacher; Ailene Marie Cobb, Ray High School' business education teacher; Ruby.Hendrix, first grade teacher at Oak Park Elementary School; Koonce, principal at Houston-.

Elementary School; Elah Ethan Medford, sixth grade teacher Furman Elementary School; Mary Riley, seventh grade teacher at Drlscoll Junior School, and Thomas Noniz, custodfan at Miller. Nine, a pins were to those with 20 years of service; 40 furquoise pins were presented to those with 15 years in the school system, and 135 ruby pins were given tp personnel with 10 years of- service. vs. Kansas- Co, of Texts, Grayson. Barton Plumbinit Co et aU vs Thomas Harris.

fcc oka Vs Keyslona Transport. Tlie Aetna Casualty Surety' Co. vs. Derrell Mitchell Balfes. Dallas.

Petitioners nmUon to dfsmbs appllcition for w-rit of error-granted: W. T. Barrett vs. James O. 'Cheatham Brazos.

AUSTIN. (AP) of Criminal Appeals cases: Affirmed: Roberta Hoberson," El Paso. (Dvtdson Bexar. (3 cases). Ex Parte R.

W. Alexander, Bexar. (3 cases). Aflckey Tagsrart. Fisher.

(Davidson, dissents). Elton Hosea, Galnes. Coletnan. 56 Play in Weekly Bridge Tournament Fifty-six persons played in the weekly duplicate bridge'games at Gillespie Buick showroom last night under sponsorship of City Recreation Department. Winners in Section A were H.

Fair, and Norman Emerick for north-south, and.Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Uzzell for east-west. -In Section Mrs. Earl Duce, and Mrs.

Earl Call away won for north-south; and east-west two teams tied for high score, Helen Burrow and J. Bugge, David Bradley and Norman Currin. COURT PROCEEDINGS m-entMc Tnut C(X Luter et at. Ac- O. Howard Butt, ol Corpus Christi, is to give the opening address tomorrow when the Kerr County Centennial observance is ushered in for a three- day program at Kerrville.

speak at a memorial service set for 10 a.m. at Kcrr- ville 1 Stadium. Following ButVs talk, Kerr County residents and visitors will be plunged into three days of excitement. SMverm To Speak Gov. Allan Shivers is scheduled to speak "at a patriotic service set et.

at vs. Guy louls Colonido san Finch f.B. Charles Hubirt 'Gulnn. -Harris. Gilbert Allen Sanderson.

Dallas. Vickie Bumpus, Lubbocfc. Hollls Smith (3 cases) Lowell- McGnlre. Dallas. cases).

Boqlh Burnett, Harris. Reversed and remanded: Teddy Weal Dye, 51s- 'r AppeUant's hiotion tat rehearing: ever ruled without written opinion: Coyce Glynn BlanXenship. Dallas. Mary Graham Johnson. Harrison.

Herman Andrews. Titus. R. E. Dempsey, Arthur Ray Clark, Jefferson.

(2 cases). Statt's mnUori for reheartor overruled wlthont written Manuel Ramirez. Williamson. Diana. Doyle Banti, Harris.

Eugenlo Gomes. San Patricio SAN ANTONIO. (AP) Proceedings of aie Fourth Court Civil Appeals: SIoHons submitted? Estella G. Garcia et vs. the State of Texas et from Duval County, ap- pellees' motion for rehearinif.

Caawj to bw'orallr -Dean et al vs. G. H. Kindred et from Bee County. Causes -Hay Tucker.

Coltrell et at vs. Texas Employers' Insurance Association, from Bexar County, affirmed. Texas Employers' Insurance Assocla- uon vs. Alvin Lee Hartley, from San Patricio County, affirmed. Motions passed on: Marian! vs.

Vivian I. Harris et from Cameron County, motion permit to file transcript and stalement. of facia after expiration of the sixty days from the rendition of the judirmenl. granted. Installation Held by Sweet Adelines Mrs.

Rudean Roy was installed as president of the Corpus Christi Chapter of Sweet Adelines, last night in a candlelight service at Lockaby's Grill. Narcille Gouger, international treasurer of the organization, served as installation officer. 'Other officers installed were Mrs. Billie Jean Jones, vice president; Miss Jane Pfeifer, secretary, and Miss Davi Hail, treasurer. Quartet and group singing followed the installation service and dinner.

The local group meets at 8 p.m. each Tuesday at the YWCA. Women interested in four-part harmony, barbershop style, are invited to attend. Butt Speech To Open Officials Attend Funeral Courthouse business slowed considerably' this morning while county fcfficials the funeral of Benjamin Dudley Tariton, colorful South Texas attorney who died Sunday The flag on the courthouse lawn remained at half mast, where it has been since Tariton died. Practically all department heads and several of their employes attended the funeral, which was hold at Corpus' Christi Cathedral at 11 a.ni.

today. The offices of counr ty attorney but others operated with a reduced staff during the funeral service. Kiwanis. Program Set Chemical Progress Week will be observed by Uptown Kiwanis Club tomorrow noon at the HoteL A motion picture on chemical developments will be shown by representatives from Columbia- Southern Chemical Corp. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ing of the University of. Corpus will'give; a musical program. for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the courthouse square-it KemHUe.

A century of progress theme will I be used in displays and exhibits depicting the i of county. For weeks the Centennial planning, Jwndled, by the Kerr County -c-entehniai Association, non-profit organization, has been moving ahead at a rapid speed. Centennial costumes the full, flowering dress for th'e ladies and beards, ties, colorful Vests and. derby or western hats for 1 men --f have become more and more in evidence on the streets of and the entire shopping area of the town transformed into a huge museum with store window housing an exhibit of pioneer arts, crafts and other paraphernalia. -The county's agricultural progress will be featured in exhibits presented at the Kerr County Livestock Fair.

Aime Frank Real is chairman of the agricultural division of the -centennial, and is being assisted by Guy Powell, county agricultural agent, and other agricultural leaders. Reunions Planned Various reunions for classes of Tivy High School are being and an art show, flower show, fashion revu'es and other attractions are also scheduled. Entertainment will include' a Mexican, fiesta and Mexican dancing, folk games and dances and square dances. A rodeo is being held in conjunction with the centennial and the South Texas Cutting Horse Association will sponsor a cutting horse contest. The public is invited the centennial observance; Schmidt Trial Jury Selected The twelfth juror was chosen in 105th District Cofcrt this morning for the murder trial of Julius Otto Schmidt, indicted for murder with malice in the fatal shooting of Juan Herrera on Feb.

26 at Quality' Auto Parts on Highway 9. Judge J. recessed court immediately" after the last juror was taken in order that he and court officers could the funeral of Dudley Tariton at 11a m. won to heariac tottroony at 1:30 day we H. J.

Dtcfcsoo, John Atkinson, A. L. Gaut, K. D. AUtiiv-, son, Edward R.

Mokry, Hill Winfrey, Gilbert L. Ogden; Nelda D. Baker, J. Outlaw, Frank Q. Crooks, H.

Lamb and Mrs; Meyer Lapton. Foot Belief J. t. nUTZ-X. A.

-UE Hi. TU MAKINGS OF A PARTY Local Thieves Should Haye Gotten Together If all the thieves active in Gor- pus Ghristi last had gotten together, they might have' had themselves a smooth running organization. There was, first, the burglary of Earl's Grocery at 815 Sam Rankin. There thieves took varying quantities of milk, soda, cookies, sardines, bananas, cigarettes, matches, and $2.08 in cash--everything needed for a feed, including money for the bicarbonate. Then somebody stole a radio from Imogene Brown al 210VS Spruce.

With a radio, the boys could keep up with the world about them and be entertained at the sarne time. Charles Hill, 2917 Wheatley, reported his bike stolen late a night. There would be transportation. And then, just in case the cops closed in, the boys--had they all gotten together--would have been able to send up a flare or two for help. Burnett Construction Co.

reported a pair of flares missing from a construction project in the 4500 block of Ocean Drive. Local Grand Jury Ends Land Quiz; No Indictments Due An investigation of veteran land cases was completed by the Nueces County Grand Jury yesterday, Dist. Atty. Sam L. Jones, said today.

The local grand jury will apparently return no indictments in connection with the investigation, but transcripts of testimony taken from witnesses will be forwarded to grand juries in Bexar and Travis Counties for use in investigations there. The grand jury here yesterday returned 31 indictments involving criminal cases, 13 of which cliarged felony driving while toxicated offenses. Names of th persons indicted will be released following their Jones said the grand jury did no return an indictment in.the fata shooting of Jesus Flores of Uval de. Flores' former wife, Susana Cueira Flores, was arrested Apri 14 after she told police officers she shot her ex-husband when he be gan beating her in a car on For Avenue. The grand jury recessed unti 9 a.m., May 10.

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