Plano Daily Star-Courier from Plano, Texas • Page 4

If Coler TV At Plono IM Cantar Ava i. Mrs J. Rrooks is attending the bodside of her sister in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Instructional Service At Episcopal Church Sunday ALLIED PAID I ALL MY BILLS THEY CAN PAY ALL YOURS TOO And the one lower monthly payment you make to Allied can be just to Vi of your present total monthly payments. That means you get to keep more of your pay check to spend on yourself.

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Sales Service Ph. 995-4430 Plano THANK YOU We wish to thank all of the more than 150 contestants who entered our Anniversary Sales contest and competed for our prizes We wish also to thank the many hundreds who came in and voted for their favorite contestants. We hope all of you will come back to see us soon and think of our store when you are in need of Prescriptions Drugs or Cosmetics. THE WINNERS Mrs. Calvin Wiser B.

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Steam Iron Mrs. Linda Ross. 2 Table Lamps. The Holy Nativity Episcopal Church is to have an Instructional Holy Communion Service Sunday, March 21 at 10 30 am. Tms worship service, sometimes called an interpreted charist (Greek word meaning Thanksgiving), is a celebration of the Communion Service accompanied by a running commentary interspersed at convenient points during the service.

ILs purpose is twofold one, to aid laymen in the worship and two, to inform them about the central worship service of the church, the Holy Communion instituted by Christ on the night in which he was betrayed As a teaching device the commentary on the Instructional Eucharist discusses the Clothing worn by the priest tne theology, action and ceremonial of the Liturgy and is a guide to the Prayer Book Serv ice. This interpreted worship service is being held in con lunction with and as an aid in instructing the pending new members of the Church. These new members will be confirmed during the annua! visitation to the Church by the Right Reverend Theodore McCrea, Suffragan Bishop of toe Diocese of Dallas, Wednes day, March 31. at 6 30 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend both of these serv ices at the Holy Nativity Episcopal Church located at 1602 15th Place.

Girls Letter-Jackets Awarded In Assembly Chita Welch To Practice Teach Mrs. Chita Welch, the former Chita Cate of Plano, will re- t'lm to Plano High School, where she graduated in 1961, as a student teacher. Mrs. Welch will begin her student teaching March 31 in Miss Faye junior English classes. The Plano graduate was active in the Future Business Leaders of America and served as state secretary during her nigh school years.

She was an office assistant and member of the Future Homemakers of America, Junior Thursday Study Club, and the Wildcat Tales. The student teacher attends North Texas State University in Denton and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. Cate of Plano. Hopes Of Saving VA Hospital Are Dim The high school cage queens received solid maroon letter- jackets in an assembly at PHS March 10.

The letter-jaek- ets were the reward for all the time and energy the girls put forth during the season in bringing basketball honors to Plano. Senior tri captain Genny Reed and junior Diane Nelson received three-year jackets. Second-stripe winners were Kay Spurgin, Bette Nevels, and Penny Berry. Tri captanis Paula Allen and Joyce Steenbergen earned their first jacket as did Pat Ivy, Peggy Smithwick, and Rita Smith. Managers Donna Brumit and Jeannie Wiser received their fourth and third letters respectively.

The team members were recognized for their work this season. Their red chenile awards had not arrived yet and they will be handed to them at a later date. The members of the team in- Services For R. M. Loftice Robert Mallow Loftice, 44, died Saturday in Jefferson City, Mo.

Funeral services were held at 2 Tuesday in the Melissa Baptist Church, Rev. Clyde T. Boyd officiating, with interment in the Melissa Cemetery. He was born in Melissa March 29, 1921, the son of Wheeler and Mattie Taylor Loftice. Surviving are a son, R.

M. Loftice, Plano; three daughters, Mrs. C. R. Martin, Miss Tony Beth Loftice of Corpus Christi; Mrs.

George Taylor, Richmond four sisters, Mrs. Milton Jones, Irving; Mrs. V. A. Kent, Wichita Falls: Mrs.

Vern Bridgefarmer, Dallas and Mrs. E. Scott, Fort Worth; two brothers, D. Loftice, Franklinton. T.

A. Loftice, Port Neches. elude sophomores Penny Apple, Judy Davison, and Toni Recer. and freshmen Beverly Ray Linda Maynard, Marcia Davis, Louis Keim, Brenda Johnson, Priscilla Spurgin, Madalyn Smith, Diane Coskey, Brenda Mayes, and Faye Carter. Mrs.

Gloria Cox, the coach, also recognized Judy Mathews for all the aid she gave the team. Although she did not receive an award, Judy went to every game to assist the managers and team in anyway she could. DAUGHTER ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewer announce the arrival of a baby girl March 11 at Collin Memorial Hospital in McKinney.

no use kidding ourselves, the McKinney Veteran's Hospital is going to be closed and nothing any man can do to avoid Congressman Ray Roberts said last week. Roberts said the closing of tne 271-bed hospital has been recommended by the Veterans Administration and Bureau of the Budget and President Johnson has said he will not interfere. The McKinney hospital is one of eleven across the nation recommended to be closed as an economic measure. The president has said he will do all he can to get something to replace the hospital," Roberts said A rider is being tagged onto the medicare bill before the Senate to provide for 4,000 beds for veterans in nursing i homes, the congressman said The program would provide for 24-hour nursing care for veterans who cannot take care of 1 themselves. sorry that the junior college bond issue did not pass so the hospital buildings could have been converted to classroom facilities," he said must gt something to take the Plano Star-Courier MAR 17, 1965 PAGE 4 hospital's place.

The original order to close the hospital halted the admission of patients, but a 79- day stay has been approved extending the admission date to May 1 The operation will then be phased out by June 30. TANGLEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB ON LAKE TEXOMA ROB HARRINGTON SELLS MORTAGE CANCELLATION. ANNOUNCES NEW MEMBERSHIP FEES Far A Limited Time Only 00 PER YEAR INCLUDES ALL FEDERAL AND STATE TAX NO INITIATION FEE WRITE OR CALL NOW FOR APPLICATION ROUTE 1. POTTSBORO, TEXAS 214 ST 6-2961 36 WHO IS THIS (Pol Adv Paid for by Roy Beans) PLANO PARK ENCO APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS. 2500 AVE.

K. 995-6113. HAVE FlU WILL TRAVEL CALL US FOR ALL YOUR DRUG NEEDS 819 13th St. Ph 995-3734 Brazils Picture In Geography Book such a Coach A. Brazil grinned when he was shown a picture in the recently adopted textbook, New Geography of to be used by seventh graders at Cox Junior High.

The picture, taken at the 1959 State Fair of Texas, shows Mr. and Mrs. Brazil and their two children, Andy and Cathy, in the lower left-hand corner. "It was probably the Mobile Show they have every he observed after examining the photograph. The picture was snapped of a large crowd gathered on the street in front of the Electric Building, the Midway, and Big Tex.

He said he had seen the picture once before when it was on the cover of a magazine shown to him by one of his friends. Mr Brazil is the line coach of the Wildcat football team and the physical education teacher at the high school. His wife is an instructor at the Dallas North Day School i Andy and Cathy attend at Men denhall Elementary School. 1,500,000 staples A giant boiler drum for a new generating unit and 1,500.000 staples two of thousands of items purchased by Texas Power Light Company during 1964 to expand and improve its facilities to keep pace with increasing use of electricity. The boiler drum was installed at new Trinidad plant and the staples are used primarily for attaching ground wires to poles and lightning arrestors.

Following are a few facts from 1964 Annual Report which point up the continuing growth and ability to serve its customers: Spent more than $55,800.000 for new and improved facilities. Made plans for additional construction during 1965 and 1966 totaling $98 million. Built 160 miles of new transmission lines. Added 17,000 new customers. Assisted in locating 53 new industries in the area served by the company.

Continued programs of assistance to farming and ranching people to aid them in increasing production and profits. Continued support of a wide range of research and development projects aimed at even better electric service and the economic growth of the service area. Since it was organized in 1912, Texas Power Light Company has worked unceasingly to meet its obligations to those it is privileged to serve and its responsibilities as a citizen. It will continue to do so in the years ahead. TRY WANT-ADS a tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility.