Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 65

HOSPITAL PATIENTS HKNDRICK The following were edmitted to Hcndrick Memoriil Hofpiul Wednesday Mrs. John Lookinghill. Clyde 6-B THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene. TTMI. Thursday Fritai, 11.

1M1 Mrs. Uoyd Alexander, Hus-i Rtv. J. C. QM Grew briar Mrs.

Herschell Hickey. Hwlcy, COX Mr, John Kilpalrick, 21II Am- ManorU1 Mrs. J. W. Laird, Buffalo Gap arillo $500,000 in Oil Wells, htorasls Sold by Atlantic Malaya Gels Army Survey J.

W. Pierce. Winiers Troy Let Smith. Baird A. C.

Miller. Irving Mrs. Sanford Tune. Coleman Senn. ,1.

f. Johnson. Hamhn Charlpv Gibson. Jack Birchum. 425 S.

Jefferson Mrt. Charlet Sprinkle, Jefferson A. R. Ekholm 345: S. Robert McCommon 161f Barrow J.

J. Lucaf. S717 laurel Mrs. G. Bano'n.

Xffi Cedar- fri-fl Mrs. Jack E. Baker, 1R33 Edpo- mnnt Mrs. Walter McDonald, 1249 17th T. R.

Ball. 501 Peach Kill Tedder. 224! Willis Bill D. Smith. 4KM Clover Mrs Dovie Frc-drickson.

Diane Esquivel. Winters Goorje Camphell. SR26 S. Mrs Howard Shoopman, 1341 Kirkwood Teresa Rt. Manssa Gilohresl, MM S.

39th Preldn Straley. Clyde OKLAHOMA CITY AP- A KUALA UMI Malaya 'crow, auctioning for Allantic 1U-- Army loam is i Mrs. Thomas'Elliston, Woodion fining Co, Wednesday sold near- dllcli llsl hush militnry sur- Mrs. I). W.

Dobbs. 2210 SJOO.ooo worth of oil wells and ve Malaya, the government NachinislsMay Join hi Strike Against Eastern MIAMI, (AP) EiMcrn Air Lino union miy ioin flight itrike the line. Union leaders clilm strike would lake from three to Arlon V. B.iiie. Rt.

5, Box 605 oilier interests in (wo hours Mrs Jimmy Payne. 318S S. Hnd The auction was the first of said todny. jlj A learn of two i Mrs, C', Smith. Crow Plains kind in the oil industry The sale officers, wear- was an experiment by Atlantic'" 1 civilian clothes, arrived July )lo dispose of some 'Oklahoma 1 6 al invitation of the Mn- and Kansas properties.

la van government. P-TA President's Case Thrown Out Dlsmitertl Floyd Parker. Wickett Annette Starcher. J449 Bridge Linda Starcher. 2449 Bridge Mac Coppinger, Cross Plains ST.

ANN chattered like tobacco auction-i 6 Shamsuddin said they will The following were admitted to more than 2M oil nu-njsubmit their report when they St. Ann Hospital Wednesday: jwho, in general, got an their survey. uiii rvtiimrtji I I I S. Blake Moore ami two assistants Defense Secretary Abdul Kadir' 1 i five days to materialize. and six Eastern's union machinists--members of the Miami local--voted Wednesday to sanction the strike.

One dissenting vote was cast in the on the strike propoMl todny, said Walltttt llabcr. siwtury treasurer of District 100, retire sentuif the entire EMtern system In announcing strike plans, Thomas Shields, president of Ml ami Local 702, said the union was protesting alleged harassment by Eastern and layoffs of union nembers. If the votes all endorse the proposed strike, llaber says machln- sU will ask Ihe International union to sanction the action. If he International organization does so, a unlonwide secret ballot will tt held to determine whether the strike will actually lake place. rill's football schedule 10 gumes Includes tests with UCLA, Washington, California West Virginia, Navy, Syracuse' Notre Army, Pens fait and Miami, JOHN I.

JOHNION DM OINIJU1 DINTISTRY Announces the ef Noun by appointment 441f fe. IM Phoix OW Mrs. Perry L. Johnson Anson'kick out of the s.nlc. N'either Kadir nor American STOTTVIU.K.

N.Y. 'AP'-The state's case asainst Barbara Bar- nnjer. a mother of (cur and a Parent-Teacher Association president, ha? been thrown out of court. She isn't a "common gambler." Justice of the Peace Everett 1402 MacCormack ntsmissed the com- Wednosdav The 1.000-member New York local also voted but results not been released. Machinists in Atlanta.

willII Chern- charge Mrs. .1 A. Stanley. 1SB6 Da1on ni hl Mrs. Ben Guevara.

Fores'. Mrs. Barrin.cer. 3. head of Jennifer Carol Caldweil.

189S P-TA in this Columbia County Matador community, had been arrested by Mrs. Paul Vereu. Cedar- police Saturday night as she cre5t operated a wheel of fortune at a Vincent Pasadena carnival. The fair was W. Qiaffin.

2S3." GleiwooJ by the Stottvil'e Recreation Corn- Mrs Benjamin Bersosa, 2018 mittee to raise funds for a com- Sheiton munily sw-imnjing Rob L. Brstton. Sevrell MacCormack dismissed the Curtis Caffey. 1618 Orange charge or. a technicality that Sammy Dans, 1502 Bal- Mrs.

Barnnger had beefl -ir- raigned originally on a tieposition Harrison Doilins, 410 Vic- rather than an information. Before the decision. Dia. Atty. Darid A.

Hendler had asked the court to dismiss the charge, but he based his motion on different grounds. The 75 person? who attended in? hearing broke into sustained Terri Diann 2057 Barrow' It netted Atlantic SMU4I after sources would divulge the nature 1 J. T. Barry, 1M7 Matador worth of the mission. I-cvi Jlefley, Lawn Iwing below the company! Kadir said the team is on loan Alice Crockett.

Stamford'rninimum. The next nich sale. I from the U.S. Army and is not Kevin 1.. Ricks.

Big Spring said Atlantic General Manager connected with any American mil- Dr. Otis McDonald Boyer, An- I-onis Davis, may have some ilary unit in Thailand or South son probably minimums he- Viet Nam. He added that (lie sur- G. W. Hart.

E.istbnd nnnounced in advance of the vey has nothing to do with opera- Dismissed 'auction to serve as a guide. lions in South Viet Nam. Mrs. John L. Williams, 1218 Bowie Stanley 1..

Cathc'irt. Clyde Mrs. Donald K. Lee. 112 Colorado, Dyess Harold Albert Jordan Baird Billy T.

Rivera. 3010 S. 10th Mary Ann Rivera. 3010 S. 10th Mrs.

Myrtle R. Simmons, Baird WANT TO IUY 4000 ft. IOTAIY MIUINO 110 rtfij WIN Wrki IOX AWhM, Watch Gigantic Sidewalk Giveaway Sale! Coming Saturday Res Holder. 1125 West rnoreisnd Dee Hopkins. 1957 Wood Mrs.

Richard Maney 22(w 18th Mrs. Henry Martinez, 2266 West- plause after the dismissal was mnreland Mrs. W. granted. Massey.

5535 Bar-' Mrs BarrLiger said: "I'm Gtae Wallace. 2925 Wenwood Dismissed Mrs. Dawson and baby 2S46 Simmons Mrs. Jerry Faulks and baby 1336 S. Bin Mrs.

Thurman CasUeberry an baby. 2318 Fannin Mrs. Penney and baby F.055 Mrs. Dale Monihaven. 3103 Mrs.

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