El Dorado Daily News from El Dorado, Arkansas • Page 7

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MATHEWS Howard A. Mathews of Longview. died early Monday in a Longview hospital after a long illness He was a former resident of El Dorado and was well known in oil circles Survivors include his widow. Beulah House Mathews of Longview and a sister. Mrs Helen Altman of Kansas City.

Kansas F'uneral services will be held in the Longview Episcopal Church at 2 pm Tuesday. Burial will follow in Longview under the direction of Raden Funeral Home Included in the honorary pallbearers will be Louis Hurley, Bingham and Stone Schuler of El Dorado MRS. IDA MAE WILLIAMS Mis Ida Mae Williams. 89. mother of Eugene Williams of El Dorado, died Sunday in a Henderson.

Tex hospital after a brief illness Mrs Williams, a former resident ol Faulk, was a Methodist Survivors include two other sons. Lee Williams of Jones. and Thomas Williams of Benton, three daughters. Mrs Ray Miller ol Talco, Mrs. Ruby Harcrow of Dallas.

Tex and Mrs Claude King of Henderson. Tex nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 10 a Tuesday in Henderson Burial will be in the Demoss Cemetery in Louisville under the direction ot Crawford uneral Home ot Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Selman one son. James D.

Keene. El Dorado; two daughters, Mrs. David Griffith and Mrs James of 110 ()rnega- announce the E. Ball, both of El Dorado two birth of a son Saturday in Un- brothers. Alto Keene.

Crosby Tex and Charles Keene. Many, La six sisters. Mrs Emma Miles. Pleasant Hill, La Mrs Estelle Shaw. Zwolle.

La Mrs Helen Thornhill. Mrs Jack Mahonv and Mrs Jimmy Barron, all of Bossier City, La and Miss Bettv Keene. Natchitoches. The body was taken at 4 to the David Griffith home on the Wesson Road Funeral services will be at 3 Tuesday in the Parkers Chapel Methodist with the Rev Barron officiating Interment will follow in the Old Parkers Chapel Cemetery under the direction of Young's Pallbearers will be Beebe. Faulkner Ervin Young.

Robert Love. A Faulkner and David Dison MIKE KUMPURIS SR. ion Memorial Hospital A son was born to Mr and Mrs James F. Reiley of 610 Mahony Saturday in Union Memorial Hospital An announcement is made of the birth of a son Friday in Union Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Gathright of Smackover Mr and Mrs Waggoner 815 Marsh, announce the birth of a daughter Saturday in Union Memorial Hospital A son was born to Mr and Mrs Billy Ray Howard. 932 Jackson, Friday in Union Memorial Hospital Two El Doradoans will appear on the Art Linkletter show Tuesday and Wednesday Mr and BLOSSAM VAN HOOK Mike Kumpuris 74.

of El Mrs Grady McMath Jr. will ap- Dorado. died at his home Sunday. A former resident of Little Rock. Kumpuris had been a hatter in El Dorado since 1935 Survivors include two sons.

pear in the audience on the Tuesday show During the Wednesday show Mrs McMath will be interviewed and is scheduled to receive a fur stole Having received his Phd de- Mike Kumpuris Jr. and Gordon gree in chemical engineering at Kumpuris, both of Little Rock; Oklahoma State. McMath is now a sister, Mrs. Gus Ellis of Chata holding the rank of first lieute- J. H.

ALLEN John H. Allen, 51. ot Hampton, drowned as a result of an auto accident Sunday at 1:40 p.m about 1 mile north ot the County line on Highway 167 According to Trooper Travis Nash of the Arkansas State Police who investigated the crash along with Sheriff Doyle Duncan and Deputy Sheritf Gene Duncan of the Calhoun County Allen was driving the car north on S. 167 He apparently lost control, and the car plunged down a steep embankment and into backwater of the Ouachita River where Allen Drowned The body was recovered by units of the Union County Civil Defense Rescue team at about 3 45 p.m. Allen was born August 26.1915 in Ouachita County, the son of and Belle McWilliams Allen He was a truckdriver for the Jet Asphalt Co.

He is survived by his mother of Hampton six daughters. Mrs Geraldine Vines, Traskwood. Mrs Patsy Suitor. Benton. Mrs Belle Pennington and Mrs Cleo Williams, both ot Harrell.

Mrs Johnnie Ruth Ellis. Los Angeles. Calif and Mrs Shirley Pozega. McGuire AFB. N- a sister.

Mrs Betty Hall. El two brothers. Pete Allen. Arcadia La and Bill Alien. Taliedoga.

Ala one halt brother. Harold Dempsey. and 12 grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in Hampton with the Rev Reddin officiating Burial will follow in the Dunn Cemetery under the direction of Humph Mortuary Active pallbearers will be Boyd Allen. Eddie Allen Bobby Dempsey. Wayne Dempsey.

Jerry Billingsley, and Jack Billingsley The body will be taken to the nome of Harold Tuesday afternoon Dawsey W. Jackson, 56, of Rt 6 El Dorado, died Monday morning in a local hospital following a bnet illness He was a trucker for Wheeling Pipe Line and was a veteran of World War 11. Jackson was a member of the American Legion and a Baptist He was bom June 25. 1910, in Union County, the of Benjamin and Cornelia Meggs Jackson Survivors include his brother, Victor Jackson of El Dorado, two sisters, Mrs C. Over street of El Dorado.

Mrs Blanche Grantom of Houston. Tex and his mother, Mrs Cornelia Meggs Jackson of El Dorado; two nephews and three nieces Funeral arrangements will be announced by Humph Mortuary DR. W. H. D.

Dr W. Wallace, died in Oklahoma City Monday morning following a heart attack A retired Methodist minister. Dr Wallace had made speaking appearances with the Methodist Men of El Dorado He had served as pastor in Dallas, New Orleans and Corpus Chnsti He is survived by one brother (Bob Wallace of El Dorado and several sisters Funeral services will be held at 10 a m. Wednesday in homa City with the Street and Draper Funeral Home in charge of arrangements H. KEENE George H.

Keene, S8, Rt. 1 El Dorado, died unexpectedly late Monday morning in a local hospital Born March 23. 1909. in Pleasant Hill, La die son of Ben C. and Annie Keene.

He had lived in Union County since 1934. and at the time of his death was a retired business man He was a member of Parkers Chapel Methodist Church Survivors include his widow. nooga. Tenn; and four grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m Wednesday at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church with Rev Daniel Zeates Burial will be in the Oakland Cemetery Erisagion prayers will be at 6 p.m Tuesday at the Haley- Roth Chapel in Little Rock U. S.

Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. nant in the United States Air Force and is stationed at Edward Air Force Base in California. They and their small son, John have been guests recently of their parents, Mr and Mrs. Grady McMath Sr of Strong and Mr and Mrs J. Adcox of 224 Bradley St The YWCA is sponsoring a hobby show Thursday A display of varied hobbies will be open to the public from 2 until 9 p.m.

Albany, cloudy 44 31 Albuquerque clear 79 40 Atlanta, clear 70 58 Bismarck, cloudy 45 20 Boise, cloudy 56 37 Boston, rain 44 34 Buffalo, cloudy 42 34 Chicago, clear 40 31 Cincinnati, cloudy 48 35 Cleveland, cloudy 39 33 Denver, cloudy 59 25 lies Moines, cloudy 51 24 Detroit, cloudy 37 33 Fairbanks, snow 38 26 Fort Worth, cloudy 72 46 Helena, clear ...........57 28 Honolulu, 88 69 Indianapolis, cldy 47 29 Jacksonville, cloudy 93 70 Juneau, cloudy 52 30 Kansas City, clear 56 27 Los Angeles, clear 63 50 Louisville, clear 55 40 Memphis, clear 58 44 Miami, clear 82 74 Milwaukee, clear 40 33 clear 45 31 New Orleans, cldy 86 71 New York, clear. 44 35 Okla City, cloudy 66 41 Omaha, 27 Philadelphia, cldy 50 39 Phoenix, cloudy. 52 23 Pittsburgh, rain 45 35 Ptlnd. Me rain 46 38 Ptlnd. Ore cloudy 60 40 Rapid City, rain 50 27 Richmond, clear 73 51 St.

Louis, 30 26 57 Marriage licenses were issued Friday bv the office of the County Clerk to Bobby Jansen and Mrs Patricia Vines James Gary Thomas and Miss Myrna Kay Witherington; Jimmy Barksdale and Miss Myra Stratton; Aubrey Douglas Lott and Miss Nicole Daumerie: and Raymond Edward Mosley and Miss Doris Nell Brantley; and Monday to Stanley Ray Slaughter 37 and Miss Cordelia Welch Mr and Mrs Cliff Shelby an nounce the birth of their first 05 child. Shea Elizabeth, April 22. 30 in Ruston, La Maternal grand- 95 parents are Mr and Mrs A Cottrell, and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl ii Shelbv. all of El Dorado 35 17 28 05 08 01 Two accidents occurred in the city Monday morning and were investigated by the El Dorado Police Department At 10 50 a m. a mishap took place on West Faulkner Street near the Barton Junior High School, according to police officers.

and involved a parked car owned by Mrs Richard Miller. Southern State College, and Vader Lee Mooty. Rt 6 El Dorado Reportedly the incident occurred when the Miller car was parked on the north side of the ART taking part in an Art and Craft Show which was held recently at the Fairview School are, left right, top picture, Regina Jones, Jacqueline Thompson, Bren da Ramey, Michael Davis. Jeffrey and Micnael Jones; and bottom picture, Kenneth Jones, Johnny Davis, Carl Moore, Hugh Wataon Nina Reynolds, Elaine Yates and Willie Jackson Exhibits were dis from projects done by individuals and class groups from the first through the sixth grades. The young people used tempera paints, papier mac he, vegetables, water colors, egg shells, rocks, Popsicle sticks, aquarium gravel, plastic, dough, artificial flowers and string Judges were Mrs.

Mrs. Garland Doss Boone, Mrs Wallace Davis and CARLA WATSON Two WHS Students Receive Honors Blossam VanHook and Carla Watson were recently notified that they had become eligible for advisement and possible scholarship assistance by the National Scholarship Service and Funds for Negro Students Eligibility for assistance from NSSFNS comes about as a result of high scores on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Examination Both juniors. Blossam is the daughter of Mrs Marie VanHook and the late George VanHook A talented pianist, she plays for the WHS Octava Choir, is a member of the M. Dunnings Chapter of the National Honor Society, and is a member of Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Club Carla, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Watson, participated in the Student Council Organization, is a member of the Yearbook Staff, the Modern Dance Club, the WHS Senior Band, the honor societv, and the Math Club street facing west and the Mooty car was backing north from the parking lot on the south side of the street. Point of impact was reportedly the left front door of the Miller vehicle and the left rear bumper of the Mooty automobile.

At 11:50 a.m. an accident occurred on Hill Street, and reportedly involved a parked car owned by the Rev. Gary Jones 1101 N. Smith Ave and Fannie E. Cooper.

1003 Lincoln St. The investigating officer reported that the mishap occurred as the Jones car was parked on the west side of Hill Street and the Cooper vehicle was parking on the east side of the parking lot near Point of impact was reported to have been the right front fender of the Jones car and the right front bumper and headlight of the Cooper automobile. The El Dorado Council on Human Relations will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce. 201 N.

Jackson Human Relations through Jobs and will be the theme of the program May has been named as new member month for Local Quartet Union No. 6 by president A. Stevens A goal of 100 new members has been set, according to Stevens Anyone wishing to join the union may contact any member of the union World News In Brief MADRID (APi A government decree Monday warned that students who take part in public disturbances may lose their postponement of compulsory military service. LOME. Togo (APi An honor guardsman shot President Etienne Eyadema at point blank range in front of the presidential palace Monday, wounding him in the left hand The assailant was overpowered at once The guardsman leveled his rifle as the honor guard presented arms to the lieutenant colonel who seized power last Jan 13 in a bloodless coup The guard was identified as a relative of Amannuel Bodjolle, former army chief of staff who was imprisoned by Eyadema regime OTTAWA (API Bower Edward Featherstone, 28, a government lithographer, was sentenced Monday to 2Vs years in prison on charges of violating Canada Official Secrets Act.

School Menus ELDORADO April 26: BARTON JUNIOR Hamburger on bun, baked beans, cole slaw, cinnamon rolls, milk CARVER ELEMENTARY- Pinto beans, cabbage slaw, com bread, cinnamon rolls, milk EL DORADO HIGH-Cream chicken over rice, green peas, cole slaw, cobbler, milk. orange juice, macaroni and cheese, steamed cabbage, pear cobbler, cornbread. milk. HUGH GOODWIN AND joe. seasoned dry beans, whipped potatoes, turnip greens, rolls, ice cream, milk MURMIL HEIGHTS fried chicken, cream gravy, fluffy rice, english peas, hot rolls, butter, jelly, milk MORNING STAR loaf, string beans, carrot sticks, cheese wedges, cornbread, peanut butter cookies.

jello. milk NORTHWEST salad on shredded cabbage, whole new potatoes and beans, pickle chips, fruit bread pudding, milk RETTA BROWN-Macaroni and cheese, turnip greens, pickle relish, cornbread muffins, sweet potatoes with marshmallow. milk ROGERS JUNIOR Pizza, corn, green salad, orange juice, sugar cookie. ROCK ISLAND fried chicken, rice, green peas, pears, rolls SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL-Pig in a blanket, buttered corn, pinto beans, catsup, purple plums, com bread. with dumplings, green salad, carrot sticks, hot rolls, butter, applesauce, milk.

WASHINGTON HIGH- Macaroni and cheese, cabbage, onion rings, cornbread. peach pie WEST chicken with gravy, green peas, buttered rice, hot rolls, cheese sticks, strawberry short cake WATSON ELEMENTARY- Harnburger with gravy, buttered rice, banana pudding, milk Passports of 5 Phoenix Crewmen Revoked by U.S. United States has revoked the passports of five crew members of the yacht Phoenix for defying U.S. travel regulations and sailing to Haiphong this month with a cargo of medicine. State Department officials making this known Monday said the embassy in Tokyo was instructed to order a sixth person, Dr Earle L.

Reynolds, captain of the Phoenix and leader of the expedition, to turn in his passport and return home. NOT INTERESTED NEW YORK (AP) Gen. William C. Westmoreland, commander of American forces in Vietnam, said Monday he has no political intentions, ambitions or at the present time. After an address to The ciated Press annual luncheon, Westmoreland was asked if he might be leaving his Vietnam post soon and, if so, what his political ambitions were.

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