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6:00 NEWS-WEATHER-SPORT. 6:30 LARAM1E Color 7:30 ALFRED HITCHCOCK 8:00 DICK POWELL SHOW 9:00 CAIN'S HUNDRED 10:00 10:30 JACK PAAR SHOW In Color les Warner, BOHGER Mrs. tlospita i I iiews Became of overcrowded conditions In Amarillo hospitals, visiting ond the two-vlillorj-per-ooilenl at any one time strictly enforced In the future. Visitors and between 7 P.m. and 8:30 p.m.

Male Northwest Texas. o.ni, and 30-8 m. Oileopolhlc, p.m os set bv the hosDitois will come between 2 D.m.-and 4:30 P.m. nlty word visiting hours ore 'os follows: 30 SK Anlhonv's. D.m ata ond D.m.

cards win it Issued ot the Information desk at Ihe hospital entrance, At Northwest Texas: Mrs. Betty Pounds, ADRIAN Mrs. Leta Baylcss, 2107 Birmingham Mrs. Marjorie Brown, 3024 Hill Marvin Winters, 3610 E. 16th Mrs.

Olive Sparks, 402 N. Pierce Charles Norrid, 111 N. Bellview Darla Collins, 3004 Walnut Mrs. Oia Daughtrv, PAMPA Mrs. Mary Crowder.

1900 Ccdav Mrs. Nellie Baker, 1020 Sunset Mis, Patricia Carter, 1918 Alice Ernest Jones, nil Veterans Ave Clarence Evans, 302 Fairmont ilrs. Emma Black, 2500 Fillmore Judy Hcrtcl. 2701 Fairfiekl Glen Duckworth, 1329 E. IHh Mrs.

Ninnette Boydslon, ADMAN Jerry Alexander, 604 Mrs. Brcncla Bice, PANHANDLE Mrs. Anna Broaddus, 1823 Austin Mrs. Pat Brown, 2235 23rd Mrs. Donna Buck-miller, 3205 W.

Lawn Charlie Campbell, 1429 NW llth Carol Crowder, 691 N. Osage Guy Crowell, 3406 Pat- Janie Davis, Denton Howard Dewood, Pampa VIrs Rita Dinwiddie, 2909 Fair- Held Winford Eldridge, Midland Mrs. Teonie Fendrick, BQ9 Bctteview Roger Ford, 2005 NW 18th Juanita' George. 1101 NW 22nd Boh Hall. 402 Lincoln Mrs.

Kat Jaqtiet, 1112 Rosemont Mrs. Lula Mc- Artams, 2621 Brook Nella Miller, 1101 16th Forrest North- vup, RORGER Arthur Palton, 2414 Rule Janthia Rivers, 92 Hughes Martha Rogers, 512 Houston Mildred Springs. 1021 N. Washington a Strieker, Gviggs. Okla Bertha Sutton.

STRATFORD Mrs, Goal Tincr, CLAUDE Shellie Tomlin, SILVERTON Mrs. Juanita Towery, 1105 N. Taylor Mrs. Shirley Walker. 907 Jefferson, Mfs.

Sally Thomas, 3303 Paramount Mrs. Jeanette Tickner, 1411 Hayden Char- Programs for Tuesday, Oct. 24 Bold Type Ir dfcdtei Color Channel 4 KGNC-TV, TUESDAY NSC (:00 Continental Classroom 12:15 Weather 7-M Today 12:25 Woman' 8:00 Koof Kldd Kortoons 1:00 Jon Mu 9-00 Say When 1:30 Lgrclla Play Your Hunch 2:00 Youno lO'OO The Price Is Right 2:30 prom 10:30 Concentration 3:00 Make 11 Truth or Conse 3:30 Here's 11:30 II Could Ee You 3:55 News 1 I'55 NBC-L News 4:00 KaDl 00 Mews 5M5 Hunttey- 6:00 News World 6:15 Weather rray Show 6:15 Sports Young Show 4:30 Laramle Doctor Malona 7:30 Alfred Hitchcock lese Roots 8:00 Dick Powell Show oom for Dad 9:00 Cains Hundred Hollywood 10:00 NEWS BC 10:15 Weather dd Kartaons 10:55 Snorfs Brinkley 10:30 Jack Poor Show Channsl 7 KVII-TV, TUESDAY ABC 10-30 Funz-A-PoppIn 2:00 Number 11:03 The Texan 5:30 Seven 11:30 Love That Bob 3:00 Queen i Camouflage 3:30 Who Do 12:30 Make A Face 4:00 Amcr. VOO Dav In Court Movie Please 7:00 Bachelor Father 7:30 Calvin Th9 Colonel or a Dav The New Breed You Trust 9:00 Alcoa Premiere andsfand 10:00 Miami Undercover 10:31 News Wither Report 6:00 Tombstone Territory SM Fashlenefte 1:30 Belly Mac Show Bugs Bunny Show 10:45 This Man Dawson Channel 10, KFOA-TV, TUESDAY CBS 6-25 College of thfl Air 13:20 Market 7:00 Farm Report 12:30 As ihe 7:20 Haooened Last Night 1:00 Amos 'n Captain Kangaroo 1:30 House 9:00 LaLanne 5:00 Mltlfonai 9-30 1 Love Lucv 2:30 Verdict VWeo Village 2:55 CBS Me 0-30 Surprise Package 3:00 The Bri 10-55 CBS News 3:15 Secret 11-00 Love of Life 3:30 Edge 0 11:30 Search 'or Tomorrow Gionl 1-JS Guldlnn LlDht 5:00 Quick 12:00 Weather 5:30 Dick Tr Reoort 5:45 Dnua Edwards Vorld' Turns 6:00 Weather Andv 6:10 News Marshal Dillon re Dick Von Dike Yours 7:30 Dofale Gillts 8:00 Red Skelton ghter Dav 8:30 Ichabad 8, Me form 9:00 The Dlsposessed Night 10:00 Weather ds fAaMnec 10:10 News raw McGrow 10:25 SherHf of Cochlsa jcy 10:55 Movie 12:10 News 710 KC KGNC-RADIO, TUESDAY NBC. AmariHo 5:00 Curlev Fox 11:00 NBC News 5:35 Jim Ameche 6:00 Cotton John 11:05 Back 6:15 News 11:35 Pat De fi 25 Meet the Farmer 12:00 Colion 6-40 Southwest Neighbors 12:30 KGNC 6-55 KGNC News 12:45 RFD 71 7-M Tradino Post 1:00 NBC He 7:15 PlaHer Palace 1:05 RFD 71 7:30 KGNC News Woldtm 7--IS Markeii NBC 7:50 Platter Palace 2:05 My Tru 8:00 NBC News 3:00 NBC B'05 Platter Palace 3:05 'im Am B'30 KGNC News 3:30 Emphas S'35 Plotter Palace 3:35 Jim Am NBC News NBC 9:05 Platter Palace Jim Am 9-30 EniDhasIs 4:30 Emphas Weldon Brioht 4:35 Jim Am 10'OT NBC News 5:00 NBC 10:05 WcMon Bvieht 5:05 KGNC 10:30 Emphasfs 5:10 Jim Am 10:35 Weldon Bright 5:30 Weather the Bible 6:00 NBC -News lien 6:05 KGNC News ahn This Is Well Strwt 6:30 Sports Scoreboard 3 6-30 News of the World ws Weather 0 6:50 Evening Farm Report! Brioht 7:00 NBC News 1 EWS 7-05 Martin Aaronskv Slorv 7:10 Lifeline EWS 7:25 Music Hall echo 8:00 NBC News 8:05 Music Hall i eche 9:00 NBC News ws 9:05 Emohasis Anlholoav eche 9:30 Beoitv 9:45 KGNC News eche 10:00 NBC Hews ws 10:05 Melodies for Moonlight Now-, NBC Hews i eche 11:05 Melodies (or Moonllte Luis Walley, 401 Independence George While, DAUIAKT Babies at Northwest Texas: Mr.

and Airs. Carl Valentine, 2103 N. Highland, a fiirl, Ocl. 20. Mr.

and Mrs, David Brown, 21115 Fall-field, a boy, Oct. 91. Mr. and Mrs, Kleliard Eckles, 4111 E. lllh, a boy, Ocl, 21.

Mr. and Mrs. George Friend, 3717 Lcawood, a fiirl. Ocl. 21.

Mr, aad Mrs. Jimmy Keesee, 2602 Cleveland, a girl, Ocl. 21. Mr. Mrs.

William Norton, Maryland Norman Henry Smith, 313 W. 11th James lUiete, 506 Wictiita Mrs. Maureen J. Suiter, 1109 N. Van Burcn William Butler, 1027 Pryor Chris Wethington, ELKHART, Kans Mrs.

Nell M. Touchstone, 2805 Ong Dorothy Jean Harmon, 2708 Pawnee Irvin Hess, CAMPO. Colo Mrs. Vera Arthur, 405 N. Mississippi Mrs.

Edna Roberts, 610 Tennessee Martin (ing, GRUVER Lode Ann Dunham, 94 Park Jimmie Hatfield, 3510 Austin Linda Jackson, 108 Yucca Mrs. Cath- Mrs. Robison Services Held PLAINVIEW, Oct. 24 Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie M.

Hob- inson, 77, of Kress, held atj 2 p.m today in the First Baptist Church of Kress with Ihe Rev. Marshall Pcnn, pastor, officiating. Mrs. Robison, a resident ot Anurillo Globe-TInn 15 Tuesday. October 34.

1M1 rj mia. iivuioun, el itsixiciiv ui m- Kress since 1951, died in Plainview Medical Center Hospital Sun- YOU BE THE QUARTERBACK A IY FORES: EYASHSYSKI ANSWER No. 2. Shovel pass. Linebacker, (day after a brief illness.

'going wilh fake, should be out of A native of Louisville, Mrs.iplay. Deep backs take over cov- down middle. 1208 N. Apache, a girl Ocl. 21, Mr.

and Mrs. Waller Cooper, 3308 Lomela, a boy, Oct. 22. Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Givins, 300 Lincoln, a sir). Oct. 22. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Green, 1039 Carter, twin hoys, Ocl. 22, Mr. nnd Mrs. Larmon McCoy, 2I1C N. Roosevelt, a girl, Oct.

22. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dwells, 3013-B Curtis a boy, Ocl. 22.

Mr. and Mrs, Linzcy Pcnning- ton, Rt. 3. a boy. Ocl.

23. Al St. Anthony's Mrs. Don-is Noakes. 3513 Linda Mrs.

Hazel Holland, 607 N. Johnson Mrs. May Douthit, 4303 Van Buren Mrs. Gertie Amerson, 907 N. Johnson Mrs.

Florence Traylor, WHITE DEER Jimmy Donald Smith, 404-B N. Grant Harold D. McCreedy. NEW YORK, Y. Stewart Lee Sherrill.

132 N. Rosemont Floyd Ridner, 2015 Jackson Tony Marcus Jackson. IOC N. Hughes Dion Valinteen Sisneros, 1503 E. 6th J.

B. Alexander. ELKHART. Kans Coy Preston Russell. 6136 Woodard Charles Crouch, 2425 NW 13th Shields Alexander Decker, 2020 Fannin Mrs.

Betty Leverne Hamner, 1801 Orange Susan Seolt, 2G54-A Adobe Dr Mrs. Eunice Mae Alexander, 2406 Sanborn James Robert. Langford, PAMPA Mrs. Nancy Martin, 113 NW 12th Mrs. Ermadene Byars, 2105 Hayden Mrs.

Betty Howl, 3621 Carson Dr Mrs. Lena Rushing, SHAMROCK Bradley McQuiddy. CANADIAN Mrs. Jewell Reynolds, 915 Fannin reverse. DJK bv The Rcolster ond Tribune Svn.

lluw n. Mrs Madge Horton, 4023 NE Mrs. Charlie Mack of Mrs. Lula Wilhclm, 3509 Lo-jersfield. Calif.

Mrs Carl -turner, mcta Dr Robert Wheatlcy.iof Amarillo, Mrs. Morland Crawj TM 1547 Parr Judy Magmusonjl Beaver. Ok and Mrs. Mar- LltV Limit 719 N. Arthur Mrs.

Doris Isa-iTM two I belle Woodburn, 303 Sunlite Mrs. Cordia -wns, Lewis Robison of Dallas and Mao Haskew. 3401i Alv 'f Hobison of Kress: 'brolhers, Joe Hearron of Forum, lOkla Tom Hearron and i Hearron, both of Los Angeles, Equipment Bids In the future, bidding will be Babies At Si. Anthony's: Hearron, both of Los Angeles, limited on large equipment items Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Mumll, and Willie Hearron of Little Rock, purchased by the City of Amarillo. 608 N. Taylor, a girl, Oct. 20. 25 grandchildren and 16i The new purchasing policy Mr.

and Mrs. James Long, jgreat-grandchildren. by the Cily Commission 1011 N. Marrs, a girl, Oct. 20.

Burial 'was in Kress Cemeleryi wi limit Hi number of bids on Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall, 'under the direction of em requiring large outlays of 1920 Aspen, a boy, Ocl. 21. jning Funeral Home of Plainview.

such as tractors or road 1 graders. Although some bids for equip, ment are initially lower, Mayor Jack Seale suggested to the commission, the saving is more than Sei'vices Set Mr. and Mrs. William K. Chavey, 1520 Crocked, a boy, Oct.

21. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Wayne Rivers, 409 Madison, a boy, Oct. 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sbelton, 1007 Duiunm, a hoy, Oct. 21. and Mrs.

James Kclley, 414 E. olh, a girl, Oct. 21. Mr. and Mrs.

Jasper C. Tackett, 2823 Sanborn, a boy, Oct. 22. Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmy LPC Ilcndcrshot, 2823 N. Hill, a boy, Oct. 22. Aroarillo Ostcopalhic: C. J.

Harding offset by maintenance costs. Past experience indicates that upkeep i generally lower with name PLAINVIEW, Oct. 24 Funer-li, ranc sa al services for Claude Hardingi For notification of bids 75, were scheduled for was sent to all producers or their a awiiv lu uimiuceis ui lucti m. today the Lemons oullctSi Now they iu be screened al Chapel here, Ctine Padcn, minister of the 'before being sent. However, all bids will continue inii.

tf i ft. i ui mua i v-uiuiuiic 10th and Utica Church of Christ, to be acc tcd of was to officiate. Burial was to hao in Plainview Memorial Park under the direction of Lemons Funeral Home. purchases. Generally, low bids are accepted when specifications are 'met.

Mrs. Stella Louise Duckworth, Lula Spencer, oncer Motel here died at 8 p.m Ann Tr VT Pr i Ir. Alfred Sundn y. tne Plainview Hospilalj tut; Mr. Harding, owner of the Pi-i CHANNING 1934 Beach Dr TM ers, 4609 W.

37th James Clinic after an illness of two; ford. 4008 Lipscomb Mrs. Vaughn, 4237 W. 10th 1947. He was Church of Christ of Texarkana Mr Ha E.

S. Bilderback, HOLLIS. Okla TMTM Lou Kay Nowlin. 2707 meiuDCr 01 tn6 nole Leon Morchead, McCam- hlin ey Floyd Shuffler, 1106 at rs jnd Cleveland Rulh Wyatt, 10TM ma of the homeMhrerdaughterB, Dunaway England's population Gary Don" Garno, 306 756 per square mile. fe Mrs.

J. E. Pendlefon of Fort Worth, Mrs. Jack Fannin of Dai- is about i las, and Miss Marrie Harding of Plainview; two sons, Claude J. 93.1 MC KGNC-FM, TUESDAY Am Good AM to 12 Midnioht Hews ot 7:30 AM, 12:30 PWl, and music w'th Dr A Clvcte Roller euenfno at 7:00.

940 KC RADIO TUESDAY AmaiUlo 6-M Hews Pulso 7:05 At Honna Jolly Jim Milliard fi 05 Al Hanna Show 10:05 Jolly 'im Hlllnrrf 6:05 Chuck Dann Show S-15 KIX7. W'ld of W'lher Hick St. John Show 10:05 Dean Robertson 6:45 KIXZ Scort Shorts News on the Hour and Half-Hour; Weather IS Mln. After the Hour; Snorts 15 Mln. Before ths Hour.

1010 KC RADIO KEUY, TUESDAY Amorilli Arfw Mnrv Show 2:00 Joe Bobbins Show Skclton Hlght Train 10:00 Torn Thacker Show Ston Skelton Show News on Each Hour; Wca'her at Forty Post Hie Hour 1310 KC RADIO KZIP, TUESDAY Amarillo VVESTERH Ml 1360 KC RADIO KRAY, TUESDAY Amorillu j-OO KRAY Wokes Town 9-00 KRAY Colice Break 1:00 Afternoon Show 6:30 Hews, Weather 11:00 Music Late Show -4S Recorder! Weather 12:00 Noontime Tune time 5:15 Hews, Weather 7:45 Hews, Weather 12:15 Hews- Weather 6:00 Music Jill Sundown Minute Summary ot Headline MCWJ on Ihe Quarter Hour MVecthef Summary on HoU Hour 1440 KC RADIO KFDA, TUESDAY ABC, Amartlli 6-00 News Weather 12:00 Paul Harvey Hews 7:00 Bill Dane Show 6-OS Frank Childs Shov 12:15 Wpalhtr' Solit Second Sooris 6:45 Weather Bureau RD(. 13:20 Jack QeVore 6:00 Pout Hnrvev 7:00 Frank Cfiilds 8:00 Frank Chllds 6:05 Bob Bollard Show 7:15 Split Second Sports 10:00 Jack OeVore Shaw 8:00 Bnllard-Hiohf Train Paul Harvey Everv hour news live at :55. Action Central Headlines Weather on nalt houi Programs for Wednesday, Oct. 25 Bold Type indicates Color Crmrtnel 4 KGNC-TV. WEDNESDAY Conlineniol Climronm Woman's World 6:15 Weother Here's Hollywood 3:55 News NBC 4:00 Kept.

Kidd Karta Hunllcy-Brinkley News Show 6:25 Scorls ia Show 4:30 Wagon Train 7:30 Manhunt Rools 8:00 Perry Crime Daddy 9:00 Sob Newharl 1 Show 9:30 David Brinkley 10:00 News ins 10:15 Weather 10:35 Sports 10:30 Jack Poor Show 7:00 Today Jan Murr Koot Kldd Corloon 1:30 Loretta Vo Say When Dr. Maione Play Your Hunch 2:30 from These 10:00 The Price Is Right 3:00 Make Roam 10:30 Concentration IliOO Truih or Consea. 11:30 It Could Be You 11:55 15:00 News 12:15 Weather Channel 7 10:30 Funz-A-PooDln The 11:30 Love That 12:00 Camouflase 12:30 Make A Face 1:00 Day in Court 1:35 Mld-Dav Rennrt 1:30 Betty Mac Show Channel 10 KFDA-TV, WEDNESDAY. 6:25 CBS Colleoe ol the Air 15:10 News 5:30 Dick Trorv Form Report 12:20 Market Rcoort SMS Douo-Edwards 7:30 Hopoened Lost As The Turns 4:00 Weather NBC KVII-TV WEDNESDAY 2:00 Number Please Seven Keys Queen (or a Dov Amer. Bandstand 4:30 Movie The DepuW Steve Allen Show 7:30 Too Cat 8:00 Hawaiian Eve 9:00 Accent on Youth 10:00 Tisht Rope 10:30 News Weather 10:40 Almanac Mewsresl 10:45 Rounh Riders CBS 8:00 Captain Kannoroo Jack LaLanne 9:30 I Love Lucv Video Vlllao? 10:30 Surorlso Pockaoe 10:55 CBS New? "1:00 Love of Life 1:00 Amos 'n Andy House Party Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours CBS News 3:00 The Brinhier Dov Secret Sto 11:30 Search for Tomorrow F.dgt of Nicht 11-45 Guidina Llcht Giant Kids Molinct 5:00 Hooalono Cossfdv 6:10 6:30 The Alvin Sho 1 7:00 Father Knows Best Checkmolc Third Mon 9:00 Armstronq Theatre 10:03 Wflolher 10:10 Hews 10:25 Cirmrrori Cltv 11:35 West Texas Talks 710 KC 5:00 Curlcy Fox 4:00 Cotton John Hews 6:25 Meet the Formi 4MO S.W.

1 Nciohbors 6:55 KGNC New? 7:00 Trodlne Post 7:15 Platter 7:30 KGNC News Markets 7:50 Plotter Palace BiOO Her News Platter pnlnce 8:30 KGNC "ews 8:35 Plotter Palace KGNC RADIO, WEDNESDAY 11:05 Back to the Blbl 11:35 Pat Denton 12:00 Cotton John KGNC News 13:45 RFD 710 1:00 NBC Mews 1:05 RFD 710 1'30 Emohasls 1:35 Weldon Bright 3-Ofl NBC News 2:05 Mv True Slorv 3:00 NBC News 3:05 Jim Ameche Plotter palace 9: SO 9:35 VMrton Brioht 10:05 Weldon Brltfht Fmohaslt Antholcov Bright 11-M WC MBC, Amoiilli It Is Hacnenlna Hen Hews 6:05 KGN'C News 6:15 This Is Wall Slrret 6:10 Soarts Scoreboard 6:30 Hews of the World Wealher Fvenlnci Form Report 7:00 NBC News 7:05 Vartl- Aoronskl 7:10 Lltellnc Music'Hotl NBC News Music Hall 9-00 NBC News Ailholooy Moroon Beottv 3-35 Jim Ameche NBC 4:05 Jim Ameche 4-50 Fimohpsls 1 1 4:35 Jim Ameche MBC S-Wl NRC tor M'nllght 5:05 KGI'C Mews MBC News 5-in jlm Ameehe Weoftor 11:08 Melodies M'nllght 5:35 J'm MC KGNC-FM. WEDNESDAY AmarilV Good A.M. to 17 Midnioht News at 7:30 A.M., 12:30 P.M and music with Or A dvdr Roller each evenlno al MM 1440 KC RADIO KFDA WEDNESDAY ABC, AmnrWo News. Weather Frank Chllds Bill Dane Show Frank Show 10:00 Jack DeVore Show 5:15 Split Second Sols. 6:45 Weather noreau Rol.

Pnul Hnrvev Mtws 6:00 Pout Harvey Frank Chllds 13:15 Weather 4:05 Bob Bollard Show 7:15 Solll Second Sotj. Jack DeVore 6:00 Bollord-Nlght Train 7:50 Paul Horvcv Everv hour newj live al :55 Action Control Headlines A Wenther on noil hour 940 KC RADIO KlX2 WFDNESDAY Amarillo KIXZ News Pulse Al JoMv Jim Milliard At Honno Show 10:05 Jim Milliard 6:05 Chuck Donn Show 6:15 w'ld of Nlrh St. John Dean Rooertson I Snorts Shorts on Ihe Hour and HOH-Hovir; Vttalhtf IS Win Altct tht Hour: Soorts 15 Win Before the Hour 1010 KC RADIO KBUY WEDNESDAY Amorii Mnrv WINIom! Show Jot Sktllon HloM Troln 10:00 Tom Ttockor Show Sinn Sksllon Show Ncwi an Each "our; Woalhc ot Portv Past the Hour 1110 KC RADIO KZIP, WEDNESDAY Amatillo WESTERN MUSIC ALL THE TIME 4 J.m o.rn. 1160 KC RADIO KRAY WEDNESDAY KRAY WakM Town KRAY Collet JlJO Allernjon SMw t'M News Wtafhcr 11'00 Mullc ''w Show jiiw Noonllme Tuntllmt 1:15 Niwi. Wwth.r tM Muilc nil lunaown llnirtt Summorv ot Ndwt QwrtW Hour.

Kelt Hcur. CHANNEL 7 I vii-TV THE BETTY MAC SHOW featuring the "Ask Your Doctor Series" answers your medical questions daily. A doctor ONE MORE TOMORROW" ANN SHERIDAN DENNIS MORGAN JANE WYMAN TOMBSTONE TERRITORY 6:00 Pull up a carrot and join the tun wilh emcee Dugs and all your Includins Porky Pig, Pent Le Pew, and the Roadmnner! ilCHELOR FATHER 7:00 Through thick and thin Calvin and lha Colonel are true pals --iaighunvlWek with schemes, wafeMhlnln the wallet. THE NEW BREED 8:00 The house was built of air but It walls are ilranoer then the forlunt ot a Communist prltonl Lloyd Bridget ouetf tlan iALCOA PREMIERE FRED ASTAIRE: HOST 9:00 MIAMI UNDERCOVER KVII-TV Jr. of Wichita, and Glen Olen of Floydada; a sisior, Mrs.

Rose Babcock of Plainview, and 15 grandchildren. Ed Bilderback Services Set For WMU Meet PLAINVIEW, Oct. 24 Some 400 delegates from Southern Baptist churches throughout District 9 of the Baptist General Convention of Texas were expected here today for the one-day annual session of the Women's Missionary Union. Featured speaker was to be Mrs, Clem Hardy of Greman, president of the Texas WMU, who served for 29 years as a missionary to Brazil. Mrs.

Bert Black of Crosbylon, district president, will be presiding at all theme of which will be "Send the Light." Reports on community missions, mission study, prayer, stewardship and youth work were sched- i r-, (l or the morning session. HOLLIS, Oct. 24 Fu- vill be Reeled at the neral services for Edwin S. (Ed) conc ding session in the after- Bilderback, 72, of Hollis, were which will fea i ure a dra scheduled for 3 p.m. today in thei raa tj presentation "Annie Arm- Coley Memorial Chapel here.

strong, Daughter ot Destiny." Mr. Bilderback died Sunday i Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital in Amarillo. He became ill while in Amarillo attending the funeral of his grandson, Bob Bilderback, who died in an airplane crash Oct. 11 near Las Vegas, N.M. A native of Kingston, Mr.

Bilderback had lived in the Hollis area since 1907. He operated a restaurant here for several years. Survivors include his wife, (wo sons, two sisters, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Burial Speakers Named For WT Session Dr. Donald J.

Tale of (he business education department. Arizona State Universily, and Dr. James Latham, business psychology professor at North Texas State University, will address the' animal conference of the West Texas Business Teachers Associa- ivas to be in Fairmonttion here Friday and Saturday. Cemetery under Ihe direction of I Approximately 150 West Texas Coley Funeaal Home. and Panhandle teachers are expected for the conference, which begins with registration at 6 p.m.

Friday in the West Texas State College cafeleria. Tnte's address will be given at a 7:30 p.m. Friday banquet. Saturday's conference will begin wilh a panel discussion at Electronic Road In Planning Stage HOLLYWOOD, (AP) A government official says automobiles may soon zip safely 3o a.m. in ihe Fine Arts Build- electronic highways at speeds ofjjng.

Chairman of the panel will more than 100 miles an hour. Dwaine Mires. Shamrock Oil William Ruder, assistant sccre-jand Gas personnel manager, tary of commerce, said yesterday) Latham will speak at a Satur- a test electronic highway may be day luncheon, built into (he inlerestalo system between two major cities as soon as feasibility studies are completed. You should prepare for (he day when motorists can sleep, read newspapers or otherwise ignore (heir outside surroundings, he told his audience the Outdoor Ad- Dumas Farmers Meeting Tonight DUMAS, Oct. 24 Farm policy determined by area farmers will vertising Association of Arner- be highlighted here tonight at a meeting of the Moore County Farm Bureau convention.

It will be held at 7 p.m. in the Hotel Sneed. Bureau President Jim Clements said (he season will be the first official step in setting country's policies for (he coming year. Directors will be chosen and resolutions will be drawn up to She forwarded as recommenda- jtions to the Texas Farm Bureau I convention. Featured speaker at the meeting will be Gene Leach of Tulia, formerly with the Farm Bureau organization in Washington, D.C.

"The Dispossessed" Starring: Eari Holliman Dina Merrill Juano Hernandez Conrad Nagel Albert Dekker as Judge Duntiy and Special Guest Star Ralph Bellamy Tonsghf- 9HKIP.M. 10 0. C. Cotton Dies In Casper, Wyo. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Cotton, Cheyenne, recently attended services for Mr. Cotton's brother. 0. C.

Cotton of Casper, Wyo. Mr. Cotton died Oct. 12 of heart attack in Casper. He was born July 13, 1018, in Wheeler, and attended schools in Vega, graduating from high school there.

He also had worked in the Pam- area and near Dumas in the oil fields, lie later moved to 11- iinois and was married to Bernc- tino High at Jackson, on Feb. 12. 1942. The Cottons moved lo Casper I years ago where he was oper- ilor of the Mountain Service, Co. it Casper.

Mr. Cotton wns also an uncle of hrce Amarillo residents, Dr, Robert E. Cotton of Floyd, Rill Nordykc of 1516 Stubbs and Mrs. Dick Parker of E. I.