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WANT ADS WORK WONDERS TAI I 872 3033 Corsicana Daily Sun TUESDAY, IV, Obituaries Odis Bullock Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Corley Chapel for Odis W. Bullock, 58, of Rt. 1 Purdon, who died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital. Rev.

E. D. Purifoy will officiate and burial will be in the Hamilton-Beeman Cemetery. He was a native of Richland and had lived in Purdon for 25 years. He was a rancher, a member of the Baptist Church and a veteran of WW II.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Odis W. Bullock, of Purdon; two sisters, Mrs. Jim Bosley of Richland and Mrs. Sneed Bosley of Kirvin; and a number of nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Bullock is an employe of the Corsicana Daily Sun. H.O. Dejarnett Funeral for Horace 0. DeJarnett, a long-time Kerens resident and businessman, will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at Paschal Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Kerens City Cemetery. DeJarnett, 74, died today following a two-week hospital stay. A veteran of the Air Force, Dejarnett operated a dry cleaning shop in Kerens. He was a member of Kerens Church of Christ.

Services will be conducted by Rev. Alfred Brown. DeJarnett is survived by his wife, Margaret; three daughters, Mrs. Yvonne Acree, of Dallas; Mrs. Betty Tucker of Kemp; Mrs.

Louise Herring of Fort Worth; one son, Horace E. DeJarnett of California; and by eight grandchildren. Pallbearers will be W. L. Bain, Homer Terrell, W.

P. Ingram, 0. R. Spurlock, Clifford Hawkins, and R. H.

Hilliard. SAMPLE BALLOT Special City Election Corsicana, Texas, U. S. A. Tuesday, Sept.

9,1975 Special City Election City of Corsicana, Texas Tuesday, Sept. 9,1975 NOTE: Signature to be Affixed on the Reverse Side PROPOSITION INSTRUCTIONS: Placc an in the Square beside the Statement Indicating the way You wish to Vote. For or Against (he Following: For Repeal of the adoption of the state law applicable to firefighters and policemen, which establishes collective bargaining when a majority of the affected employees favor re- Against presentation by an association and which preserves the prohibition of strikes and lockouts and provides penalties therefor. Absentee voting to begin on collective bargaining Absentee voting begins Wednesday in City Hall on the election to repeal collective bargaining in the Corsicana Police and Fire Departments. Voting will be in City Secreatay Nelda office.

The election itself is Sept. 9. The city commission called the election after commissioners were given petitions signed by 270 residents asking for the election. Voters authorized collective bargaining in the public safety departments in April of 1974. This year both the union and unions have taken the city commission to court over salaries.

Mayor Sue Youngblood said the ballot in the elections is of in that if you are against collective bargaining by the two depart- ments you vote (its repeal) on the ballot, and if for collective bargaining you vote (its repeal. A sample ballot is shown above. Roane I A Baptist Church Through Aug 24 7:30 PM DAVID HALE PREACHER BOB MAYBERRY SINGER ART. COIN. JEWELRY ANTIQUES iudion TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 19 HOLIDAY INN 1-45 CORSICANA OVER 800 ITEMS THESE ITEMS MUST BE SOLO: ANTIQUES, ART OBJECTS CRYSTAL, GLASSWARE ORIENTAL ART OBJECTS ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS COINS, GOLD PIECES PRECIOUS GEMS'DIAMONDS, EMERALOS, RUBIES FINE JEWELRY-RINGS, PENDANTS, BRACELETS INDIAN JEWELRY-SQUASH BLOSSOMS, RINGS, BRACELETS PORCELAIN COLLECTABLES, DECORATOR PIECES OVER 800 ITEMS (her 8(H) Items Inspection One Hour Before Sale Free Admission Free Beverages Lakehurst Galleries.

Ltd TERMS Cash Check Money Order Master Charge BankAmeriCard Alt Sales Final Payable at End of Sale Bob Rountree Auctioneer E.E. Jayroe Services are pending at Corley Funeral Home for Eldon Eugene Jayroe, 32, of Cego, who died Sunday. He was a native of Purdon. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. E.

E. Jayroe of Cego; four daughters, Sandy Lavon Jayroe, Zena Renee Jayroe, and Geanie Annette Jayroe, all of Jal, N. and Tina Kay Jayroe of Cego; one son, Carey Neal Jayroe of Cego; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jayroe of Jal; and one sister, Barbara Annette Jayroe of Jal.

Mrs. Broughton Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Corley Chapel for Mrs. Mary Broughton, 79, of Houston, who died Monday in Houston. She was a former resident of Pursley.

She is survived by her husband, J. C. (Bill) Broughton of Houston; one daughter, Mrs. Rex Benton of Pursley; three grandsons and one great-grand child; two brothers, Tom Hardin and E. W.

Hardin, both of Pursley; and five sisters, Mrs. Hattie Shaw of Corsicana, Mrs. Emma Avila, Mrs. Eva Serrell, and Mrs. Ella Crenshaw, all of Mexia, and Mrs.

Bernice Pool of Houston. Forrest Green to speak at Navarro graduation Representative Forrest Green will be the graduation speaker for the Navarro College summer graduation ceremony to be held Thursday, at 2 p.m. in the Technical Arts Auditorium. Approximately 75 students are expected to receive degrees. Immediately preceding the graduation, a joint luncheon will be held with the executive board of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, officials of the chamber of commerce, city and county and local civic leaders.

A native Texan, Rep. Green now resides on his ranch near Emhouse. He served four years in WWII as a fighter pilot with overseas duty in China, Burma and India and attained the rank of major. Rep. Green still maintains an active interest in aviation as a pilot and aircraft owner.

He occupies the 27th District seat in the Texas House and presently serves on the Environmental Affairs and the Agricultural and Livestock Committees of the House. He is Vice-Chairman of the Agriculture Committee for Appropriative Matters. Guy Rushin asks for open hearing Mrs. Kelly EASTLAND Services are pending in Eastland for Mrs. Erma Kelly, 70, who died Tuesday.

Burial will be in the Eastland Cemetery, A native of Chatfield, She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Gowan of Chatfield. She had lived in Eastland for 40 years. She is survived by her husband, Clyde M.

Kelly of Eastland; two sons, Jack Kelly of Iowa Park and Billy Kelly of Ozark, six grandchildren and one great-grandchild; six sisters, Mrs. Elaine Jones, Mrs. Louise Seton, Mrs. Margaret Vess and Mrs. Roy Baggs, all of Corsicana; Mrs.

Neva Finley of Mesquite and Mrs. Evalyn Mueller of San Antonio; and four brothers, Ed Gowan and Ted Gowan, both of Corsicana, Leslie Gowan of Winterhaven, and Steve Gowan of Smartville, Calif. City Manager Dick Ballenger said today one item on a supplementary agenda had been added for city commission session. That item will be consideration of continued funding of the Traffic Safety Program for the last months of the next fiscal year. That matter has been placed on the agenda following an executive session to discuss personnel and litigation, Ballenger said.

Guy Rushin, director of the Traffic Safety Office, said Tuesday that he has asked for an open hearing on the portion of the personnel discussion which will pertain to him. He said, cannot stand by and watch the citizen of Corsicana lose out on the possible Houston grain loading stopped HOUSTON (AP) Longshoremen officials said today loading of grain on two Soviet freighters at Port Houston has been stopped. Willie Wells, president of 1273 of the International Association said loading was halted Monday night after instructions were received from the international headquarters. federal funds because of petty jealousy. I promise the citizens of Corsicana that I will cooperate in manner with Mr.

Ballenger and city officials if given the opportunity to do so. funds that have recently been made available are dependent entirely upon the accident history of the high- frequency areas, which is the major function of the Traffic Safety Office, and collecting accident data, which our office has been doing in the last 2h Mr. Ballenger indicated we had not been doing RFP. FORREST GREEN to speak at NC Oil allowable 100 per vent AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Jim I-angdon of the Railroad Commission said today that the federal government may raid natural gas supplies this winter to head off a fuel shortage in other states, and this would be a of Texans and the intrastate gas I-angdon addressed oil and gas men before announcing that statewide oil allowable for September once again would be 100 per cent.

September will be the 42nd consecutive month of wide-open crude oil production in Texas. The usual exception was made for the oil-rich East Texas field. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Enchilada Dinner two nthiladas with chili and melted cheese, Spanish Rice and Refried beans served with toasted or sott torn tortillas OLD MEXICAN INN Home of Fine Mexican American Food 2407 W. 7th AVE. 874-9061 CORSICANA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION PHONE 874-5604 Equal Housing Opportunity 109 N.

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