Corsicana Semi-Weekly Light from Corsicana, Texas • Page 3

Corsicana. Feb. 1962- Box Concern Business Requires Additional Space Open House For J. R. Adamson Slated Sunday J.

R. Adamson will celebrate his 94th birthday Sunday at his ho.ne, 1531 West Sixth avenue with open house from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Adamson has resided in Navarro county for 73 years. Seven of his 10 children are Mary Averitt, Mrs.

Dora Lynch, Mrs. Ethel Miller, Mrs. Vera Harwell, Charlie Adamson, all of Corsicana; Clifford Adamson, Humble; Mrs. Clara McCain. Genoa.

There are 13 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and 14 great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Scroggins Services Held Services for Mrs. Martha Belle Scroggins, 63, who died Monday, were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. from the Lloyd James Chapel in Tyler.

The rites were conducted bv Rev. Weldon Sanders. Burial wa; in the Tyler Memorial Park. The family formerly resided here. Surviving are her husband, H.

S. Scroggins, and a son, Kenneth Curtis Scroggins, both of Tyler; a brother, J. W. Scott, Corsicana; four sisters. Mrs.

Lena Mullins, Corsicana; Mrs. Beatrice Downs. Navasota; Mrs Brrtie Perry, Humble, and Mrs Bessie Nix, Gardenia, two grandchildren, Kenneth Scroggins and Karl D. Scroggins, both of Tyler. Pallbearers were C.

O. Jackson. Leroy Neal, Garland Long, Harold Varnell, H. P. Kirby and R.

C. Harvey. Corbet CORBET, Feb. J. E.

Slone visited Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Hamm, Temple, last week. Mrs.

Hamm underwent major surgery. Mr. and Mrs. John Brandon and daughters, Cathy and Cindy, Wayn, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bittner Wednesday en route to California Brandon and Robert Bittner, were on the same ship in World War II. Mrs. Beemus Lord visited her sister, Mrs. Jackie Peebles Tuesday. Guy Hardin and daughter, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Bell Sunday. Carl Robinson, Waco, visited Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Slone Sunday. Mr. and Mra. James Hunt, Ft.

Smith, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bittner over the weekend. Mrs. Kenneth Womack and sons, Lonnie and Joe Bob, Dallas, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Womack this week. Mrs. Kate Slone was a Temple visitor Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. W. N. Slone visited Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Keith Pursley, Sunday. Central Texas Paper Box Company, 1606 West Second avenue, is experiencing growing pains and is going to do something about it. The present site of 4.500 square feet has become crowded and inadequate and this Corsicana concern will move about the middle of February to the Murchison building, corner South Main street and West Seventh avenue. will have 10,000 square feet on the first floor of the new Perry and Dennis Bass, owners, revealed. Roney will use the second floor for warehouse space.

This Corsicana manufacturing concern has seven employes in addition to the brother partners. Folding cartons from four inches to 45 inches are manufactured. When asked for a specific moving date, the information was given that an order for a million boxes from one firm had to be finished before the six presses are oved along with a lot of other equipment at the site and in storage for lack of room. The 1,000.000 boxes will require 50 tons of paper. Six presses are located at the site and one is in storage, not to mention paper cutters, dies made for the various patterns, and a glueing machine.

The concern used 600 tons of paper in I960 and 500 tons in 1961. Local customers for Central Texas include Tex-Sun, K. Wolens Department Stores, Texas- Miller Products Company Collin Street Bakery. Other large customers are located in Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth and Winsboro. The firm expects a 25 per cent expansion and increase in business as soon as the move is made.

Central Texas Paper Box Company purchases all of its materials from Texas firms. Three of the presses are automatic while the other three are hand-fed. Three of the presses can provide color work. White and gray carboard is used extensively by this firm. Bass Brothers purchased the concern several years ago from Erwin and Beasley company and when they moved to the present location, they had all the room needed for their three machines, but it is much too small for the present operation.

The concern prints off metal plates, electrolyte, aluminum and magnesium plates. And the operators of this going company feel that in time they may require the second floor of the big Murchison building. V. v. a HALL'S DRUG STORE 12th St.

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Cleaners Third Ave. and 15th St. Mrs. Holloway Riles Thursday Final rites for Mary Osborne Holloway were held from the Corley chapel Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with interment in the Emmett cemetery.

Officiating were Rev. Bruce Hibbitt, pastor, Missionary Baptist church, and Rev. Ezra Burns, pastor, Bethel Missionary Baptist church of which Mrs. Holloway was a member. A native of Navarro county, Mrs.

Holloway, 41, died in Memorial hospital Tuesday after being stricken at her home. She returned to Corsicana three years ago from Portland, Ore. Survivors include two sons, Samuel Grant Holloway and Albert Lee Holloway, and one daughter, Alice Marie Holloway, all of Corsicana; father, Albert Lee Osborne, Corsicana; five sisters, Mrs. T. A.

Fuston and Mrs. Charles Prater, both of Fort Worth: Mrs. Gus Jones, Hillsboro; Mrs. L. L.

Irwin, Hatfield, and Mrs. J. W. Cashion. Freer; three brothers.

Jack Osborne, Rialto, Clyde Osborne, Corsicana, and S. W. Osborne, Cleburne, and ether relatives. Pallbearers were Charles Osborne, Calvin Osborne, Jack Jones, Bob Jones, J. L.

Cashion, Billy Osborne, K. D. Cash ion, Jimmy Frizzell, J. W. Price, Gene Grazell, Tommy Rehders, Weldon Elliott, Ray Adler and Gus Jones, all nephews.

L. R. Majors Rites Friday Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in San Angelo for Lawrence R. Majors, formerly of Dawson, who died Tuesday in Rifle, after a short illness.

Surviving are his wife a son. Bobby Majors, San Angelo; five sisters, Mrs. Buddy Fuller, Miss Retha Majors and Mrs. W. O.

Griffin, all of Waco; Mrs. Clinton Engstrand, Wichita, Kan and Mrs. L. L. Wallace, Union City, three brothers, Jim Majors, Waco; Rufus Majors, Mission, and Clark Majors, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Rarette BAZETTE. re b. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Conner visited Mr.

and Mrs. Foy Brown Saturday. Mrs. Tom Tramel visited Mrs. Fayrene Spivey and children at Kerens Saturday.

Dian Warren spent Friday night with Sharon Hewgley. Mr Mrs. Talmage Upchurch visited his parents, Mr and Mrs. R. Upchurch last week.

Rev. Sam CirelH and family, Fort Worth, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lancaster. Mr.

and Mrs B. E. Kirk visited their daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Clark Dyess of Emhouse Sunday. Ladies of the Bazette com munity visited Mrs.

L. M. Wise in the home of Mrs. Homer Marshall Monday. Mr and Mrs.

Claude Marshall and Mrs. Vernon Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. I. C.

Tarkington and Mrs. B. E. Kirk visited in Corsicana Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. R. J. Green and family were visitors In Corsicana Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. Tarkington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

P. B. Sullivan, Malakoff, Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Wasson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Atkerson and family visited Mr.

and Mrs. R. J. Upchurch Sunday. Mrs.

Tennsee Pike Dallas, attended church services at Bazette Baptist church Sunday. rLA.V SATELLITE TOKYO Japan has disclosed plans to launch its first space satellite in about five years with the help of a U.S. rocket. FROST, Feb. 1 Brinson i.nd family, Dallas, visited his i other, Mrs.

P. E. Brinson, Saturday. Miss Imogene Parum. Grand Prairie, and Kiss Van Harpole.

Dallas, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Parum over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slay, Dal las, were visitors in the J. Jones home Saturday. Weekend quests of the Ernest Longs were Mr.

and Mrs. James Burkhart and children, Kim and Lance, and Mr. and Mrs. Vance Long and Terri, all of Waco. Mr.

George Morgan and son George Gay Morgan, Dallas were Frost visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Malone spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. W. A. Curtis in Taft Mr. and Mrs.

Don Adair. Rich ardson, visited her mother, Mrs Eula Jackson, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. L.

L. Parum Mrs. J. F. McMinn, Mrs.

B. Downey and Mrs. Nell Dugan visited Mrs. W. G.

Jenkins in Waxahachie Sunday. Sunday visitors in the L. Ellis home were Mr. and Mrs Fred Rossiter and sons, Rickey Dickey and Randy and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ellis and Russell Dallas. Mrs. E. J. Hightower, Mrs Earl Hightower and Mrs Moore, Hillsboro, were Frost visitors Friday.

The Rev. and Mrs. Milton Slayden, Waco were recent visitors in the Rex Patterson James K. Allen and family, Dallas, were Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. A.

F. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith and children, Dallas, spent the weekend with Mrs.

Harvey Smith. Mrs. J. A. Airheart, Jimmie Low Airheart and Lynn Warren were Corsicana visitors Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Green were weekend guests of their daugh ter, Mrs. William Lane and family at McGregor. Mrs.

W. P. Bailey is visiting in Dallas this week with the J. W. Williams family.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nichols and children, Dallas, visited Mr and Mrs.

W. B. Denn over the weekend. Mrs. E.

M. Sheppard and Dan, and Mrs. R. F. Henderson and sons Bob and Tom attended the Dallas Symphony Orchestra concert at Dallas Me morlal Auditorium Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Green and Theresa visited Mr. and Mrs. Smith Dickinson and Carlyle in Denton over the weekend.

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