Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 38

Daily Sun, Sept. 26, 1963 Time Changes Cost President 2 Hours Sleep DULUTH, Sept. 26 Kennedy was awakened at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday by a persistent knocking: at. the door of his hotel room.

time to pet up, Mr. said valet, George Thomas, pointing; to the darkness outside, challenged Thomas, who belatedly realized his watch was still set for Eastern daylight time. The President never did go back to sleep. Roane ROANE, Sept. 26 John Bragg received a painful jnjury to the right leg Thursday when she fell onto a barbed wire fence.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ogburn and sons were in Carrolton this weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. BATTERIES GROUP 12-MONTH Ali ANT EH 95 STROUBE IMPLEMENT CO.

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H. Coffey, Corsicana. W. L. Statham entered Memorial Hospital Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fluker were in Dallas Sunday visiting their son, Dicky, who is attending SMU and their daughter and family, the Glen Essarys. Monday visitors of the Flukers were Mr. and Mrs.

Jonn Bragg, Mrs. Chestine Frazier and Mrs. Jim Frazier. Mrs. Fluker was a Saturday visitor of Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Jones, Corsicana. Mrs.

William Campbell, Mrs. John Estes, and Mrs. T. A. Talley visited Mrs.

Maude Harper Tuesday. Darrell Campbell who is employed in Ft. Worth visited his parents Saturday. The men of the Baptist Church Sunday Scnool Class sponsored a barbecue supper Saturday night at the Gowan Lake. Mrs.

D. D. Wylie, Mrs. Melvin Gorman, Mrs. Maude Harper and Mrs.

John Estes visited Mrs. O. P. McElwreath Wednesday. Dallas visitors of the Melvin Gormans Saturday were Mr.

and Mrs. J. Earl Garlow. A Thursday luncheon guest of Mrs. Gorman was Mrs.

Rena Fluker, Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. David Wylie and David Mark, Houston, arrived Saturday for a vacation with the D. D.

Wylies and the Lloyd Roberson family. E. V. Wylie was dismissed from the hospital Saturday. Sun Want Ad? firing Result; Phone Your Want Ads fcc TR 4-4764 Sun 50 Extra Plaid Stamps With this Coupon cuvd Purchase of BRIGHT SAIL SPRAY STARCH 39c i AT YOUR SUPERMARKET Coupon Good fhrv 28, 1943 M.

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7t, 1963 25 Extra Plaid Stamps With this Coupon and Purchase of ANN PAGE ONION, GARUC OR CELERY SALT 3V jm It! 19c AT YOUR MP SUPERMARK FT Govpofi Good 1963 25 Extra Plaid Stamps With this Coupon and Purchase of PACKAGE OP 4 MAGLA SPONGES 29c AT YOUR SUPERMARKET Coupon Good thro Sopi. 28, 1963 EXTRA STAMPS NO COUPON NEEDED sgi) GET 50 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS WITH 111 PURE PORK SAUSAGE GET 25 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS WITH ALL MEAT FRANKS GET 25 EXTRA PIAID STAMPS WJTW SLICED BOLOGNA Southwestern U. Receives Gifts GEORGETOWN, Tex. Southwestern University recently announced Rifts and grants totaling $1,350,000 from the Brown Foundation of Houston. Included are a double matching grant of $500,000 for permanent improvements and three professorships of $250,000 each for the Herman Brown professorship in English, the Margarett Rott Brown professorship of fine arts, and the Lily Nelson Pratt professorship in science.

The Brown foundation, a philanthropic corporation, was endowed by Mr. and Mrs, George R. Brown and the late Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brown of Houston.

Rice RICE, Sept. 26 M. S. Miles has returned from a visit in Dallas with Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh South. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds and children of Freeport visited Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Bounds last week. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Park have returned from a trip to Colorado. Mrs. LaVerne Hartley and Toni Phillips of Pasadena are visitying Mr.

and Mrs. P. H. Musick. Mrs.

H. C. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Barton, and Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

Starr visited the Salt Minos in Canton Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Morris McPherson, of Houston, visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hutvhind over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cox and children of Corsicana visited Mr.

and Mrs. Hutchins Monday. Mrs. Dow Mahaley and children visited in Madisonville over the weekend. Rev.

Randell McCollum of Ennis preached at the First Baptist church Sunday. Mrs. Flossie Poarch, who has been a patient in Baylor Hospital, has returned home. Charlie Murphy visited in Grand Prairie Monday. Mis.

Homer Alewine, Donnie and Diane, of Jacksonville visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Murff Saturday. Navarro NAVARRO, Sept. Mr.

and Mrs. K. R. Barley. Kenney and Mark of Wichita, Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Norwood and Vaneda of Centerville, Mr. and Mrs.

John Norwood, Randy, Dewey and Ronny, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fitch, Mark and Allen of Corsicana, Jimmie Johnson and Carl Kenion of El Paso, were visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Scruggs last week. Mrs. Hattie West of Eldorado, Mrs, Kate Leonard of Dallas vlsieed Mr. and Mrs.

G. C. Good'n Monday. Mrs. Bill Wade Horn is home after pending several days in Memorial Hospital.

J. Horn and Owen Mullenix of Sweeny visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie D.

Jordan, Beckye, Douglas and Dale, of Nacogdoches spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Wade Harvard. Mr. and Mrs. Charley McCarter of Dallas spent the weekend here with relatives.

Mrs. Jack Mason and granddaughter, Terri, of Corsicana visited Mrs. Lone Marsh Monday. Terri Woodward of McKinney is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A.

Marsh, this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Woodward and Terri of McKinney, and Mrs. A. Mursb of Navarro were In Waco Sunday. KERENS, Sept. J.

Afton Burke of Corsicana was here Tuesday. Mrs. W. G. Owen has returned from San Antonio where she attended the state meeting of home demonstration clubs as the representative of the local HD club.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevenson were in Fort Worth over the weekend to visit their grandson, George Irwin, who underwent surgery Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Clifton Seale King Seale were day guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Camp in Thornton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith of Athens were Kerens visitors on Monday.

Mrs. Kenneth Lewis and mother, Mrs. Bert Inmon, were in Corsicana Monday. FRENCH SIGNS DLE QUEBEC, JP) Tourist signs at Quebec border points will be in French hereafter to enhance the French atmosphere in the province, a government spokesman said, FROST, Sept. 26 and Mrs.

Theo Scott, Lubbock, visited his mother, Mrs. John M. Scott, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Johnson and daughters, Debra and Sara Bob, Dallas, were Sunday guests of Mi-, and Mrs. Frank Johnson. Mrs. E. L.

Way visited in Cleburne Friday night and Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Mary Humphries, who came home with her for a visit. Wilbur Ponder of NTSU, Denton, was a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Ponder during the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ballew and Susan of Dallas were visitors in the J. B. Jones home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Dean, Pamela and Paula, of Garland were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mitchell.

Mr. and Mrs. Clay Reed visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed and children in Duncanville over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Muesse visited in Lancaster during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Curtis Muesse, Paula and Patricia, and Mr. and Mrs.

Valentine, Ronnie and Connie. Charles Way of Richardson was a Sunday guest of his mother, Mrs. E. L. Way.

Mrs. Otis Hill visited her sis ter, Mrs. Lillian Miller, in Hillsboro Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry B. Scott and daughters, Denise and Diane, of Oklahoma City, were weekend visitors of Mrs. J. B. Scott who accompanied them home for an extended visit.

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Parum spent Sunday afternoon in Tyler with her sister and brother-in- law, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Connell. Mrs. W.

P. Bailey is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Williams, and family in Dallas.

Mrs. J. A. Hodge of Lubbock was a Saturday night guest of Mrs. Nell Dugan.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCormick and Robert Bruce of Sweetwater spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Ernest Hooser who returned home with them for a two weeks visit. Mrs.

Bud Pevehouse and children of Waxahachie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Lecil Parker of Waco spent Sunday with her brother, Clyde Smith. Weekend visitors of the R. E.

Bryants were Mrs. Ola Lowe and daughter Mrs. Lance of Irene, Mrs. Lera Robason, Concord, and Mrs. Clara Cox, Graham.

Mrs. S. H. Lookingbill, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellington were Sunday guests of the J. C. Howards in Garland.

Mrs. Price Lively, Dallas; Mrs B. Downey of Arlington and her daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Pape, Chicago, were Frost visitors Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Adair, Richardson, were weekend guest; of her mother, Mrs. Eula Jack son. Mrs. Rufus Eitel of Fort Worth is spending this week with her sister, Mrs.

C. O. Brown. Purdon PURDON, Sept. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. McCraw visited Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Baird at Mildred Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Wylie Gladney spent the weekend in Dallas with relatives Mrs. Roloff Of Dawson Expires DAWSON, Sept. Mrs. Lela Roloff.

69, wife of H. A. Roloff. died in Memorial Hos' pital Wednesday night. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 p.

m. from the First Baptist church with burial in the Dawson cemetei-y. The rites will be conducted by a stepson, Rev. Lester Roloff, Baptist minister of Corpus Christi, and Rev. Dan Taylor, pastor.

Mrs. Roloff was a life-long Dawson resident. Surviving are her husband af Dawson: two daughters, Mrs A. T. York, Waco, and Mrs.

T. L. Kupper, Big Spring; two sons, Tommy Roundtree, Sweetwater, and Joe Roundtree, Pasadena. Texas; three brothers, Don Fread, Corpus Christi; Homer Fread, McAllen, and Ralleigh Fread, San Angelo; a sister, Mrs. Emma Maddox, Dallas; 10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and other relatives.

Pallbearers will be Clyde Roloff, Hugh Lynn Hillis, Harry Conner, James Mitchem, Roy NeSmith, Wesley Hale. Eubanks will direct. Hubbard HUBBARD, Sept. 26 Mr. and Mrs.

Fay Redford of Kerens were in Hubbard Fri Mrs. Claude Talley, Corsicana, day night to visit and attend visited Mrs. Ruth Farmer on the Hubbard Kerens football Thursday. game. Weekend guests of Mr.

and: Mrs. Jo Coker and infant son Mrs. Roy Wylie were Mr. and have returned to their home Mrs. Duard Hodges and children, Waco; Mrs.

Homer Small, Ennis; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wylie and Carolyn, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Branham, Hubbard; Mrs.

M. Munroe, Dawson, and Mrs. John Fraley and Mrs. Hugh Brewer. Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Thomas, Dallas, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Grinstead. Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie White, Kennedale, visited Mrs. Ella Spence Wednesday. from the Memorial hospital in Corsicana. Miss Carolyn Sue Barlow was transferred from Memorial Hospital to Providence for further treatment. Car Repairing IVe repair any and til mukw of cars Our wnrU will von Drive In tn see flKIFNF.R BROS OARAOF 111 3rd At-e Olal FR 7R91 Dawson DAWSON, Sept.

26 Mrs. Eddie Leydon returned to her home in San Francisco, after a two weeks visit here with Mrs. Callie Beazley. Mr. and Mrs.

Robbie Walker of Ft. Worth visited relatives here over the weekend. The Dawson P.T.A. and Booster Club Planning Committees met Tuesday, at 7:30 in the City office to make plans for the Homecoming to be held in Dawson Oct. 18th.

The Home-coming will be in conjunction with the Godley-Dawson football game. Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Renfro visited in Mart Sunday. Mrs.

Jack Berry is a patient in Memorial hospital, Corsicana. John Little is seriously 111 in the V. A. Hospital, Temple. Mrs.

Wince Hill is a patient in Memorial hospital, Corsicana. Mrs. S. H. Akers is on an extended visit with her son and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Akers of Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Pitts of Blooming Grove were Dawson visitors Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edd Burleson and children spent Sunday in Whitney, where Mr. Burleson is with the National Guard. Bill Smith of Langley Field A.F.B., visited his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Smith, before entering Baylor University, Waco. Mrs. Gus Gable Is visiting in Kaufman this week. Mrs.

Reynolds Of Waco Dies HUBBARD. Sept. 26 Mrs. Birdie Mae Reynolds, 76, native of Navarro county, died at her home in Waco Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services were held in Waco Thursday afternoon with burial in the Hubbard cemetery.

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Schultz Of Hubbard Dies HUBBARD, Sept. 26 W. C. Schultz, 83, long-time Hill county resident, died at his home here Wednesday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m from the Eubank Funeral Chapel with burial in the Yates cemetery near Hillsboro.

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