McKinney Weekly Democrat-Gazette from Mckinney, Texas • 4

THE KINNEY WEEKLY DEN AT Thursday, July 18: All Star Tilt Set Friday In McKinney The Red River Valley Baseball 1 League All-Star game will begin at 8 p.m. Friday at the McKinney High School field. Gunter, winner of the first half of the schedule with an 8-1 record, will meet a team of allstars made up of players from the other five teams in the loop, The McKinney baseball program will benefit from proceeds. Members of the Gunter team include Frank Svoboda, Joe Svoboda, Don Dickey, James Dickey, Ed Hunter, R. Hunter, K.

Simpson, Robert Reed, D. Farmer, N. L. Trice and Malone. The all-star roster will include Anderson of Rockwall and Williams of Anna; pitchers Pope of Anna, Godwin of Princeton, Freed of Frisco, Patton of Lewisville and a pitcher from Rockwall whose name was not available; infielders Tommy.

Lane of Anna. Lokey of Princeton, Miller of Anna, Mike Justice of Anna, Smotherman of Frisco and Stults of Lewisville; and outfielders Morrow of Lewisville. Oneal of Anna, Nichols Princeton and Whitsell of co. Jim Holland of Anna is manager of the all-star team, Saddle Club Organized At Farmersville The new Saddle Club at Farmersville has elected offi-cers as follows: President, Allen Hendrex. Vice president, Van Drain Secretary, Betty Holloway.

Treasurer, Louise Bullock. Publicity Chairman, Harold Holloway. The board of directors consists of Bill George, James Garner, W. Spain, Bill Henslee and Dick Thompson. The club meets second Monday night of each month.

Rotarians Hear Guest Speaker Friday President Wade Webb the weekly noon meeting of the McKinney Rotary Club in the Collin Room of the Commercial Hotel. Rotarian Sherwood Smith led the sing-song session and Rotarian Bill Johnson gave the invocation Program Chairmen were Rotarian J. C. Andrews and Tom Perkins. They presented Luman Holman of Jacksonville, 'Texas, past district Governor of Kiwanis International and active Baptist layman.

Mr. Holman spoke concerning "The Essential of a Great His talk on America and its people, past and present thou veking and is alto a. ded. ispeak of hissegun try. Mr.

Holman spoke of Rotary Internationi's place of leadership in world affairs as well as McKinney Rotary's place of leadership in this community. Rotarin Tom Emerson introduced the guests: Mrs. Luman Holman, of Jacksonville, guest of Rotarian J. C. Andrews.

Mrs. Hoyet Armstrong of Dallas, guest of Rotarian, Tom Perkins. Chaulain George Coker of McKinney VA Guest of Rotarian Sam Riccobene. Visiting Rotarians: W. E.

Newell of Plano. O. H. Box of Bonham. Clem Robinson Passes Away Al Georgewest Funeral services were held recently at Georgewest, Texas for Clem Robinson, longtime resident of Live Oak County, He passed away July 3.

Surviving, are his wife, daughter, Mrs. Jerry Hurley of Albuquerque: a son, Douglas Robinson of Virginia and brother. David. Robinson of Alice. Texas.

Mrs. Robinson is the former Miss Anna Stiff of Collin County. sister of Mrs. L. W.

Coleman. Mrs. T. E. Hardaway and H.

Stiff of McKinney, L. W. LaFon and wife of Houston, recently visited his mother, and Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Cowan News From Collin County Court House DISTRICT COURT W. C. Dowdy, Judge IT. E.

Williams, County Atty. Mrs. Clara Travillion, District Clerk Mrs. Justine Abernathy, Coun Reporter COUNTY COURT Don Weaver Davis, Judge Jas. R.

Webb, MARRIAGE LICENSES Mae Smith. Melvin, Murle McAdams and Walford Lee Bryson and Susan Ann McNatt. Wesley Thaxton Collins and Margaret Jean Styles D. Vandusen and Sondra. Kay Carter, James Robert Sparks and Rita Faye Trotter Jimmy Clint Moscley and Lou Mize.

Billy Joe Goforth and Brenda Louise Hammer. Walter Donald Hamm and Janie Lou Cozart. Roger Dale Gilmore and Linda Paulette Eastham. Thomas George Cozart and Carolyn Sue Cromer. Joe Wright and Georgina Elizabeth Tapp.

Loy Dean Carroll and Janice Eden Jenkins. Billy Ralph, Hogan and Rita Lou Henderson. J. D. Lane.

and Kathy Linda York James Don Rucker and Kathryn Inez Edwards. PROBATE Hom W. Allen Jr. has filed an application to probate the Will of George Allen, deceased. CASES DISPOSED OF Kenneth L.

Hulstein. charged with driving while intoxicated plea of guilty before the court fine assessed at $100.00 and cost amounting to $130.00 and 3 days in jail, New Topping For Section Of Highway 75 The Texas Highway Department has announced that asphalt underseal of U. S. 75 from SH 121 to a point 5 miles South of SH 121 will begin on Monday July 15, 1963. This construction will sist of Asphalt Underscal of Concrete Pavement, and will be complete about August 15, 1963.

The Contract for this work was awarded to Ernest Loyd of Fort Worth, Texas. Traffic over this road will be routed through construction, and will use half widths of road way through sections being worked. Speed zones at 40 MPH. will be in effect through these sections. All lanes will be open at night.

Adequate barricades and warning signs will -be prominently displayed, but motorists should be extremely cautious in passing through the area as it will be traveled by highway construction Co-operation of the public is requestin obeying all traffic signals and signs. New Officers Installed By Masonic Lodge Officers of St. John's Lodge 51, for the current year, were installed recently. The installing officer was C. 1.

Young and the installing marshall was Frank, Boren, The following members were installed: Paul Foster, Worshipful Master. Victor Threlkeld, Senior Warden. Harry Hardin, Junior Warden. L. K.

Long, Senior Deacon. Gary Tidwell, Junior Deacon Joe Durham, Senior Steward Joe Self, Junior Steward. Ross Orenduff Tiler. Grady Hardin, Chaplain. John Sears, Secretary.

G. D. Ledbetter, Treasurer. Trustees for the next year are Frank Boren, C. J.

Young and E. L. Lawrence. The Junior Past Master Norman E. Jones expressed his thanks to the members who served with him in the year just ending, and pledged support to the new officers in the new year.

Some 46,000 West German workers commute from homes in other countries: 24,000 from Holland alone. Orenduff To Teach LifeSaving Course Ross Orenduff chairman of the Collin County Red Cross Water Safety Committee, will teach Junior and Senior Lifesaving next week during the Camp. Fire Girls Swim program. The course will continue from July 15 to the 26 with classes from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Only girls registered in the over-all Camp Fire program are eligible for the course.

The other swim courses for the various age groups will be under direction of Miss Jill Harrington from Plano. The classes will be conducted at the VA Hospital pool, Funeral For Celina Man Held Today Willie W. Payne, age 55, of Celina was dead on arrival at Collin Memorial Hospital at 12:45 Sunday of a heart condition. He had been a resident of the state and county all his life and was a member of the Baptist Church. is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Payne, Celina; three daughters, Mrs.

Elizabeth Bedford, Texas; Mrs. Martha J. McHarter, Lewisville; Mrs. Joe Lynne Hanes, Dallas; mother, Mrs. Lula Budd, Celina; stepfather.

John Budd, Denton; two balf sisters, Mrs. Elsie Miller. McKinney, and Mrs. Vivial Blesoe, Ft. Worth; also six grandchildren.

Funeral services were held Monday at 3 p. m. at the Baptist Church in Celina with burial in the Cottage Hill Cemetery with Rev. A. R.

Johnson presiding. Morgan-Scott of Celina had charge of arrangements. J.M. Mannewitz And Wife Hosts To Firemen Mr. and Mrs Mannewitz, owners of the Commercial Hotel, entertained with a buffet supper Monday cvening honoring McKinney Firemen and their families.

This is the second year Mr. and Mrs. Mannewitz have been hosts to the Fire Department. The party is a gesture of appreciation for service rendered by the fire. men when the hotel" burned a few yours ago, Dr.

Julius G. Smith, Chief, presided over a' brief business meeting held during the evening after which a film made of a local conflagration, was shown. Rev. S. P.

Riccobene, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, gave the invocation before the delightful dinner. About 75 members and guests were present. 1st Presbyterian Vacation School To Begin July 22 The First Presbyterian Vacation Church School has been anounced for the week of July 22 through the 26th, with classes from 9 to 11:30 a. m. daily.

Mrs. Jack Doby is director and the following staff will assist: Kindergarten, Mrs. Avery LaFollette, Mrs. Alex Orr. Primary, Mrs.

H. D. Mouzon, Mrs. C. E.

Winniford. Juniors, Mrs. E. H. Henry.

Pioneers, Mrs. H. C. Franklin. Recreation, Mrs.

Parris Wheatley. Pianist, Mrs. J. J. Thompson, Refreshment chairman, Mrs.

H. D. Elder. Assistants, Mary Bruntun, Vivienne Boyette, Phyllis McLaughlin, Patsy Smith and Vitginia Smith. 3 Father Of Cong.

Roberts' Secretary, Dies Funeral services were held Monday in Gause Ware Funeral Chapel at Ft. Worth for Richard D. Mumford, 69, father of Mrs. Calvin Kimbrough, secretary to Rep. Ray Roberts of McKinney.

Mr. Mumford died in McKinney Veterans Hospital after 58-day illness. He was a retired Tarrant County deputy, Burial was in Garden of Memortal. Mount Olive, Cemetery Fort Worth One reason politics makes such strange bedfellows is that all kinds of people enjoy the same bunk. Mountain Home (Idaho) News.

Nows from Capital Hill 708 HOSPITAL INSURANCE FOR OLDER AMERICANS Washington Why is President Kennedy so interested in the hospital bills of older people? The answer is tightly tied to their low incomes and the likelihood that they'll need talization which many of them can't afford. Here's how the President explained his interest last February in a special message to Congress: "A proud and resourceful Nation can no longer ask its older people to live constant fear of a serious Illness for which funds are not available. We owe them the right to dignity In sickness as well as in health. "We can achieve this by adding health insurance primarily hospitalization insurance-to our successful social security system. We urgently need this legislation--and we need it now." The facts surrounding the health and financial condition of most of today's nearly 18 million people 65 or older leave no room to doubt their need for help with their medical problems.

First, the average couple 65 or older has income of less than week; the average only a week and the older person, living alone has average older person living with relatives has a weekly income of less than $9. And, a very high percentage of the aged have practically no assets Where Our Aliens Come From Residents) 577,895, Canada 339,659 United Kingdom 247,8114 Germany 247,805 Italy 228,766 Poland 129,884 Cuba 93,453 Japan 61,943 Ireland 61,102 U.S.S:R. 57,309 Netherlands 55,107 All Other Permanent Residents 791,281 Transients Grand Total 344,669 3,236,684 ALIENS UP Over 100,000 more aliens reported their addresses to the Immigration and Naturalization service this year than in '62, according to Justice Department figures. California tops all states, with 710,419 aliens registered. Trend: alien population is increasing in the Southwest, declining in most other areas.

Exception: Florida, with influx of Cuban nationals. J. C. Parr Of Near Wylie Passes Away J. C.

Parr. life-time resident of the Wylie area, passed away at 2:30 a. m. Thursday at his residence after several months of failing health. Funeral ments are pending with Williams Funeral Home of Garland.

He is survived, by four sons and a daughter: J. C. Parr Dallas; Dorsey Parr, R-2 McKinney; Jack Parr, Wylie; John R. Parr, Azusa, Mrs. Norris Curtis, Nevada and a number of grandchildren.

He also has several brothers. wife, the former Leona Moss, died in November 1959. Mr. Parr was a brother-inlaw of Mrs. Walter Holland of this city.

Latta Family To Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Jim Latta are expecting a visit soon from their son, Jimmie Latta Jr. and his family. Mr.

Latta is with the Geophysical Service, with general headquarters in Dallas, but he has been on assignment in Europe the past two or three years. They are at present in Amsterdam, Holland from which point they will come to McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. Latta have two children, Jimmie Latta and Javier, nine months old.

More than 25,000 of the 125- 000 P. S. public schools are oneteacher schools. to draw on for medical costa. Second, older people- because.

of their age- are more likely to need hospital care than younger people and are going to need to be hospitalized longer. The facts are these: -One out of every 6 people 65 or older will be hospitalized during the year and the average stay will be about two weeks, twiee as long as the average younger person. President Kennedy -The hospital bill, not including doctor's and other expenses, will average about $525. The total bill -will be about $900. This represents more than onethird of the total yearly income of today's average older couple and only slightly less than the total i income of the average older person living alone.

These faets show clearly that most older people just cannot afford to be ill for very long. If they are, they must turn to THE LIGHTER SIDE By DICK WEST Washingon (UPI) Most of Us have a few profane friends whose language causes us to cringe or blush, depending on whether we are cringers or blushers. If you have friends like that then you might be interested in a new swearing technique heard about recently. It suggests a way you can help your friends not only clean up their language but make it smell better as well. Under this method, the person whose use of swear words gives you offense is persuaded to substitute the names of flowers for the objectionble terms.

No Crude Connotations. The floral world abounds with innocent little appellations that can be used to form epithets that are expressive and yet devoid of crude connotations. The first step in the rehabilitations of your -mouthed friends is to coach them to exclaim "great jumping geraniums!" when they are starteld or amazed. If we can get them in the habit of exclaiming "great jumping geraniums" the step will be comparatively simple. The next sep is to change their naughty manners of expressing astonishment.

Recommended substitutes are "Well. I'11 be a fringed milkwort" arkd I'll be a double Will Establish Pattern. By this time a pattern will have been established and they will soon be registering exasperation or disgust with "Oh horse chestnuts!" rather than something more graphic. The second phase of botanical cursing is likely to be more difficult, however, for it involves the names your friends call other people. Break them in gently, by suggesting that they "take that, you dastardly when punching someone in the nose, They can let off steam that way while remaining within the bounds of verbal propriety.

Then they can work up to "unhand me, you hybrid hyacinth!" or "don't get gay, with charity, public welfare or their children For the President, this situation which should not exist. Thus, he has proposed what he calls the only reason able and practical solution to critical problem A program of hospital insurance under cial security, The benefits of the program would be available to all social security and railroad retire ment. beneficiaries over: 65. In addition, the protection would be extended to all others who are over 65 and have not had the chance to be covered by social security. In the long run, nearly every one will receive the health insurance by coverage under the social security program during working years.

For the averagi worker the cost would be 25 cents a week or $13 a year. The Hospital Insurance Act will be delivered out of key Congressional Committees and voted into law when majority of legis lators, convinced of Its soundness, sense a power demand from their con stituents for its enactment. Your Congressman wants to know how you stand on the bill to provide hospital insurance for older cans through Social ity. Write to him. Also, for further information, write the National Council Senior Citizens, 1627 N.W..

Washington 6, D.C. Lions Elect International President Aubrey D. Green of York, Alabama, was elected President of Lions International at the Association's 46th annual convention June 19-22 Miami Beach. Lions International, with 672,000 members in 121 coun tries, is the world's largest ice club organization. Lions International is best known for its many youth pregrams, community service projects, sight conservation activ.

ities and aid to the blind. Last year Lions Clubs around the globe completed more than 350,000 individual community service projects. me, you perennial When your friends are in a pet because someone has (done them wrong admonish them to say "I wouldn't be caught dead talking to that hydroponic They likewise can get their point across by denouncing their antagonists as a "Virginia creeper." If you can indoctrinate your friends in the floral method of profanity it won't be loug before you can- associate with them without embarrassment, even in mixed company. But be sure to warn them that when they call someone "Ason of a sea grape," smile. Capt.

Richard Hollis of Dyess Air. Force Base, Abilene, wisited this mother, Mrs. R. Hollis Plano. and friends in McKinney.

The Hollis family formerly resided here where Richard graduated from high school. He is being transferred to an air base near Las Vegas, Nev. Harding was the first -President to speak over the radio. WHO says HAY FEVER CAN'T BE HELPED! Not your doctor! He will tell you hay fever victims can be helped that medical science can do more than ever before to relieve the miseries and irritations of pollen allergies. Treatments are twice as affective when given before the hay fever season starts than after.

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Imagine the pain of sitting down it a youngster got all the spankings his mother told him his dad would give him. When a girl marries a poor man he has the satisfaction love. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Furr and son, Gary, of Dallas, visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Furt over the week-end. Gary mained for a week's visit with his grandparents. Other visitors in the Furr home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

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