Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 13

Combined 57 Years Service These three Drane Middle School teachers were honored with a retiring tea Tuesday at the school's home economics building. Left to right are Mrs. Sue Sisco, special education, 11 years service; F.L. Divine, math, 31 years service; and Mrs. Antoinette Wilkins, language arts, 15 years service.

(Sun Staff Photo By Monte Smith) NC Offers Early Admissions Program Navarro College is now accepting applications for the Early Admission Program for selective high school students to take courses this summer at the college. Students selected for the Early Admission Program must have completed their junior year in high school in order to take college courses in the summer preceeding their senior year. The program recognizes superior high school achievements and allows for excelleration of the educational plans. The program also allows for gradual transition from high school to college as well as the opportunity for the high school students to explore new areas. College credit will be granted to those students selected to the program after the student submits an official high school transcript showing he has graduated from an accredited high school.

Eligibility for the program is based on the following conditions: a student must have completed three-fourths of the work required for graduation from his high school; must furnish written approval and recommendation from his high school principal; and must furnish written approval from parent or guardian. Students who qualify may attend either or both summer sessions at Navarro and enroll in not more than two college credit courses each session. In addition he will be expected to adhere to all policies of the college. Credit earned in this program may not be used by students to satisfy high school graduation Ford Working At Fast Pace WASHINGTON (AP) Though President Nixon suggested last week his vice president may be working too hard, Gerald R. Ford is showing little sign of easing his busy pace.

However, Ford has scheduled two days of relaxation and golf this weekend in Hawaii, sandwiched between two busy days there and in Washington state. requirements, and Navarro College assumes no responsibility for loss of eligibility of students enrolled in this program to participate in the University Interscholastic league activities. Hospital ADMISSIONS Thomas Hooser, Julia A. Kellum, Eunice Pope, Carrye E. Pollard, Harold L.

Markum Maggie T. Mosley, Mabel 0. Eastman, Wesley Krjca, Edna F. Allen, Johnnie Owens, Russell D. Crawford, Grealey J.

Atkins, Buena Rash, Steven K. Furr, Vargima L. Cotton, Bradley B. Ward, Deborah Lockhart, Evelyn B. Knize, Gordon E.

McCalik, Chad C. Spartman, and Ijeonnard Coleman. DISMISS ALS Nona A. Armistead, Harold C. Bell, Stacy R.

Ad vis, Teresa M. Davis, Berdie Haggerty, Steve R. Hart Beulah Hodge, Myrtle E. Jacobs, Opal Jabek, Karen D. Andrea Middleton, Susan Middleton, Sherrille Minze, Minday Minze, Ruby E.

Petty, Susie D. Sessions, John E. Tucker, and Rhonda L. Guerry. Wallace-Abernathy Honored Together MONTGOMERY, Ala.

(AP) Gov. George C. Wallace and civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy, who stood on opposite sides during the civil rights struggles of the 1960s, stood together at Alabama State University to receive honorary law degrees. The two men shook hands Wednesday after presentation of the honors. Corsicana Daily Sun, Thursday, May 16, 1974 Navarro County Courthouse RICKY BREWER Valedictorian MITCHELL Salutatorian Ennis Names Top Students Brewer and Michele Mitchell have been named valedictorian and salutatorian of Ennis High School.

Brewer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer, is a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council for four years, and Key Club. He played football in the ninth grade, track in the 11th grade, and has played basketball for four years. He plans to attend Texas University.

Miss Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews, is a member of the National Honor Society, French Club, Journalism Club performing Arts Club and Future Teachers Association. Accomplishments during her four years in the symphonic and marching band include three years as 4-A All Region; area all-region; first alternate in all state band and state solo and ensemble for four years. She plans to attend Baylor University and major in music.

CHS Students Honored by PTK Police Beat Corsicana High School students who are recipients of a 1974 Jim Collins Scholarship were honored Monday night by Phi Theta Kappa at Navarro College. A national honor society for community and junior colleges, Phi Theta Kappa members held an informal party to welcome the scholarship recipients to the college and honor them for their achievements. Following an informal hamburger meal, David McClure, president of PTK at Navarro, gave an informal speech about the activities of PTK and stressed the personalized attention that students receive at community colleges, pointing out that the community college bridges the gap of impersonal relationships found by many students on campuses of senior institutions. Dr. Kenneth P.

Walker, president of the college, welcomed the students to the campus and pointed out that Navarro is a student oriented college, while James Chapman, a co-sponsor of PTK, welcomed the group on behalf of the student body and faculty of the college and expressed that Navarro is success oriented as well as student oriented. The program concluded with the showing of a film produced by members of PTK at Navarro that won the National Art Award in competition with all PTK chapters throughout the nation. The Bonanza plan to bring three words to the lips of every father in America: Two business houses were checked out in the early morning hours of Thursday and late Wednesday for burglaries, but none had occurred, police reported. About 12:15 a.m. today, Sgt.

Melvin Byrd was dispatched to Bonanza Steak Pit to investigate a tip two men were acting suspiciously behind the restaurant. Byrd found two men there collecting waste grease drippings, Lewis Palos reported. Nothing could be found amiss by Officers Clyde Pendegraph and Emma Clary when they searched the premises of Vending Machine Co. warehouse, 200 block of North Commerce, on finding the front door unsecured. Police determined the door had been left unlocked inadvertently.

Police kept under surveillance for the balance of the nighttime hours early today a house in the 2000 block of West Eleventh Ave. where a prowler complaint had been answered at 4:34 a.m. by Officer Pendergraph. Occupants reported hearing someone in their back yard, but no suspects could be located. Two juveniles, 12 and 15, suspended from Drane Middle School for fighting Wednesday, were brought to police headquarters by Officer Gus Jamison and turned over to their parents after the customary delinquency reports were prepared for the county juvenile bureau officer.

Nc accidents or thefts were reported Wednesday to police, Palos said today. Extensive damage resulted to a 1969 Opel which caught fire while being welded around the motor exhaust system in the Harwell Muffler Shop, 222 West Seventh at 2:25 p.m. Wednesday, Main Station Commander B. G. Clay reported Thursday.

The customer car was reported to firemen as being owned by Elizabeth Carter, no address given. Clay said the shop itself sustained smoke damage from the blaze. A car fire reported at 2:04 p.m. involving a 1964 Oldsmobile at 1528 Woodlawn was a false alarm caused by steam from a loose radiator hose being mistaken for smoke from a fire. Western Singer Makes Apology SPOKANE, Wash.

(AP) Country-western singer Tom T. Hall returned to Spokane Wednesday to make a $5,000 apology for his song Motel Wearing western garb, the Nashville, recording artist told a reception that he sold 200,000 dopies of the song, written in a motel room Thanksgiving Day, 1972. Hall gave a benefit concert Wednesday, with proceeds going to the Sierra Club. COUNTY CLERK OFFICE James Dale Hardin, 1700 West 2nd, Corsicana, DWI, fined $100 plus court costs and 10 days in jail, probated. Marriage Licenses Jimmy Carl Foster of Corsicana and Juancicha Ann Thomas of Kemp.

Bernard Anthony Barto of Dallas and Maureen Edith McNally of Tyler. DISTRICT CLERK OFFICE State of Texas vs. Joseph Paul Jernigan, motion filed by state asking defendant's probation be revoked. Ivory Hunter vs. Willie Iiee Hunter, respondent to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for not complying with previous court order.

Hearing set for June 17, 1974. Civil Cases Filed Edgar Earl Smith vs. C-Koe Builders, damages. In the matter of the marriage of Joseph James Judkings and Dorothy Anned Judkins, dissolution of marriage. DEPARTMENT There were 21 prisoners in Navarro County Jail Thursday morning.

Deputy Grady McCall is investigating a report from Bill Kendrick, owner of the Bait House in Raleigh, that the locks had been broken off of his gas pumps. McCall said an undetermined amount of gasoline was taken. Deputy Jim Hodge is investigating a report from Tom Bennett, Jr. of Corsicana that some steel drill fasteners, one and one-half inch square tubing and some wire mesh had been laken from his ranch near Chatfield. Bennett said the items were valued at $25.

JUSTICE COURTS. PCT. 1 W. H. Tipton, Place 1 In Examining Trial Docket: Robert D.

Spruill, 305 West 7th, Corsicana, charged with driving while intoxicated. Fred Allen Passmore, Dallas, charged with DWI. Tommy D. Hardcastle, Route t) Box 172-A, Corsicana, issuance of a bad check and theft. Clyde Ray Sawyer, Route 2, Box 166, Corsicana, issuance of a bad check and theft.

In Small Claims Docket: Radio TV Service vs. Robert N. Whistler, suit on debt for $39. In Justice Civil Docket: Mrs. Joe Gonzales, vs, Hershell Barbee, 220 Hopewood, Corsicana, suit on forcible detainer.

J.W. Benton vs. Jack Tyner, Richland, suit on right of personal property. In Justice Criminal Docket: Lura M. 1405 East 4th, Corsicana, issuance of a bad check and theft, paid $19.80 fine.

Sammie Tarver, Malakoff, two counts of issuance of a bad check and theft, paid two fines of Maine is the only state that adjoins only one other state New Hampshire. Obituaries J. Betts Sr. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the New Bethel Baptist Church in Kerens for Jimmy Betts, 48, resident of Kerens who died Monday at Memorial Hospital.

Rev. William F. Broadus, pastor, will officiate, and burial will be at Hopewell Cemetery in Fairfield. Arrangements are with Calhoun Funeral Home in Corsicana. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Juanita Betts of Kerens, five sons Jimmy Betts Tony Betts, Bobby Betts, Marchell Betts, and Mitchell Betts all of Kerens; four daughters, Mrs. Pauline Tolliver, Miss Salina Betts, Miss Blanche Betts, and Miss Glenda Betts all of Kerens; nine brothers, J. W. Betts of Arizona, Roberts Betts of P'airfield, Tas Betts of Wortham, Ernest Betts of Kerens, Norman Betts of Los BIG SPECIALS Angeles, Joseph Betts of Corsicana, A. J.

Betts of Los Angeles, William Betts of Fairfield, Clifton Betts of two sisters, Mrs. Mary Grant of Wilkler, Mrs. Minnie Cloud of Kerens, two grandchildren, two foster children, and other relatives. Pallbearers include nephews, Billy Betts, Johnny Vanibuls, Willie Betts, Joe Betts, Ernest Betts Joseph Betts Jr. W.

B. Auerbach Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Corley Funeral Home Chapel for W.B. (Bert) Auerbach, 86, resident of Corsicana, who died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital. Rev.

Harold officiated, and burial was at Hamilton Cemetery. He was a native of Raleigh, Mo. and had lived in Corsicana for seven years. Survivors include his widow of Corsicana, a brother, and a number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers include Paul Moore, M.E.

Joe Sims, Bill Davis, Fred Saxon, and Roy Bristow. PURE IRISH LINEN Pastel Shades. Wide qq Regular yd. Big Price Z.00 yd. Selection of Wash and Wear SEERSUCKER in.

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Friday at the First United Methodist Church in Port Nechesfor A.L. Brooks resident of Port Neches who died Wednesday. Rev. Earl S. Yokley will officiate.

Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakwood Cemetery in Corsicana. Arrangements are with Corley Funeral Home. Rev. Frank Williams will officiate.

Brooks was a native of Powell, a retired hank executive, and had lived in Port Neches since 1920. Survivors include two sons, A.L. Brooks Jr. of Bellville and W.T. Brooks of Beaumont; and two grandchildren.

H. Martin Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Corley Funeral Home Chapel for Howard Martin, 55, resident of Corsicana, who died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital. Rev. Micky Loftis will officiate, and burial will be at Hamilton Cemetery.

He was a native of Groesbeck, had lived in Corsicana all his life, and was an employe of the Corsicana State Home. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Martin of Corsicana; a son Garry Howard Martin of Corsicana; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Laverne Howell of Cedar Hill; three grandchildren, his mother, Mrs. Belle Martin of Corsicana; two sisters, Mrs.

Pauline Adams and Mrs. Hallie Burke both of Corsicana. Pallbearers include Jinunie Brown, Lonnie Brown, Randy Brown, Ronnie Wylie, Johnny Braxmire, and Ed Edwards. I Love it. 2.

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