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PAGE THE DKNTON 0 It 1 Monday, February BACK TO SCHOOL $100,000 Winner Faces Decision KKW YORK lie would on any oilier school day, 14-year-old George Wriglil III returns lo the classroom (oday even though he $100,000 over iho weekend. The young ukulele player, who won television's biggest quiz Saturday night, planned lo leave St. Agues High School a little early, iiowver, for a business conference ni the Chase Manhattan lie and his lawyer, to- gc- with producers pi The Rig TV H'ill discuss tr-Tiis of the trust fund lo be scl up with George's TV winnings. The government will gel Ihc big- gi slice of the $100,000. Federal aTJ stale income taxes arc ex- pec-ied lo-whittle -George's net winnings down to about $25,000.

Tiie freckle-faced youngster also oilier decisions to make be fides how lo hanrV; his money. Since mining (he prize, and even before, he has been sought by television, movies, recording com panics and the theater. He missed (he first lime bul got another chancy the following week when a "rescuer" in the audience knew the answer lo another question and thereby reinstated him. He got a Iliird chance last Saturday because a question that lie missed the week before was judged lo have been unfair. He finally won (lie $100,000 by correctly iclcn- lifying a song as "Me and My Shadow" and singing a chorus of Mrs, Parker Dies Here Denton VFW Offers Aid In Vets' Insurance Russell Milroy, post commander of Phil Miller Post No.

2205, Veterans of Foreign Wars, said veterans in Ihe Denlon arca'con con- Ihe local VFW for information concerning Veterans Adminis- tration'insurance policy bcneficiar Jhe VA reported an Increasing number of death cases in which the proper recipient of GI insurance proceeds was in doubt because the insured had failed to designate a beneficiary. The beneficiary of GI insurance must have his or her name on the policy If the-beneficiary is to receive the proceeds of the policy, the VA said. Any beneficiary changes the policy holder wishes to make from tinie to lime also should be recorded with the VA office handling his insurance 'account. Other instances when VA should be notified of beneficiaries or changes In beneficiaries, VA said, upon reinstatement GI insurance or conyersion'of, term insurance, to a permanent plan Policy. Special (o (he Itecord-Oroniole SANGEll Mrs.

Jennie Ray Parker, 89, a Denlon resident for two years, died at her Denton home, 327 N. Wood, at 8 a.m. Sunday. Airs. Tarter, wlio was born in Nevada County, Aug.

27, 18C6. had lived in (be Sanger coin- munlly for the past 40 years. She was a member of the Sanger tist Church. Survivors include two sons, l.u- Ihcr Ray. of Arkansas, Charley ftay of Houslon; two daughters, Mrs.

Melvln Kirby and Mrs. George Frlzzclle, both of Denton; 22 grandchildren and 17 great- grandchildren. Funeral services will be held by the Rev. C. E.

Newman of Denton in the Smitfer Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Burial win be in Ihe Sanger Cemetery under the dircclion of Schmilz-Floyd- llarnlefl Funeral Home Rites Conducted Graveside 'services were to be held la the Oaiw.ood Cemetery at 2 p.m. today for Mrs. Artley Short who died -at her residence, 90S Work St.

in Fort Worth at 4 a.m. Sunday. Mrs. Short is a of Denton. include four sons Bruce Short, Alonzo Short, Howard Shortfall of Flagstaff, Ariz, and Ben 'Short of McAlister, Okla.

Three daughters, Mrs. Donnie GambiU of California, Mrs. Jerina Nedley and Mrs. Mary McGar, both of: Fort Worth, and several grandchildren. Jack Schmilz and Son will be in charge of the arrangements.

Funeral Held For Mrs. Vanglm jFuncral services were held In the Bristol Baptist Church at 2 P.m. Sunday for Mrs. Lucille Atwood Vaughn, who died at lier home, 304 Ave. Friday.

The Revs. Graig Branham of Ferris and Obie Anderson of Bristol were in charge of services Burial was in the Bristol cemetery under the direction of Schmilz- Floyd-Hamlett. Mrs. Vaughn, a native of Ellis County, is survived by her husband, C. E.

Vaughn, one sister Mrs. Delia Jones, both of Denlon, and several nieces and nephews. Chilly Weather Fails To Stop Obedience School First mceling of the newly organized Denlon Dog Obedience School brought 23 member's out In nippy weather Sunday when two classes were held for 25 dogs, said Airs. John Scale today. Mrs, Scale is secretary for the group.

Mrs. Scale said the lesson review consisted of heeling and sitting, followed by lesons in "down" ant! "stay" were reviewed. The next meeting of the dog obedience school will be held in Ihe livestock building at the Fnir Grounds nc.xt Sunday. The dog obedience school is being conducted under the super vision of Tom Vincent, Irainer- ewner of, the -Mel-Crest Kennels- Garland, and Mrs. Jean' Graves, trainer and owner of the Dallas Jan-Lar Kennels.

The local dog school, "sard Mrs. 5cale, will.compete with'the Dai- as Dog Obedience School sometime March. Sunday will the deadline for entering dogs in the current series of instructions, available free of charge at the Denton school for dogs. Mrs Scale said. IARKET? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 5-ROOM House, acres, place for rd en and chicken house, 455.

1301 Bernard. C-56D6. 60 BLACK 50 each, Paul Hard, sio Rudcell TALKS, OVVNER-sTys-TeTi; 2-bedrooms sepurate dining room, garage, double carport Tiees Tor BABT CHICKS. White ets ind Cockrells. Leghorn every wn Tl 7 Kcl5 ev yilch Fl.

Worth MCE. 5-room school, paved sfteet. price onlr C. H. Enlpy.

C-7422. c-2875 NICE, turnl 5 house for rent, im W. Collins WANTED: Experienced waiUcsT cle Rnd Sunfcy apply In person p.etse. Tom fc Jo's 70J 5. Elm caii call ruwriSHtD na bsrg.ln.

SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Denton, Texts WANTED MAN TO 'SELL Muit be worXer. Over 55 years old VERY GOOD Relertnces. CALL C-9207 J. H.

Dlst Mcr. tot Products Corp SMALL lUoch for mle or le' Qood IniproTements, city conveniences, nreral ot cAitle or W. V. Tunnlcllff, Sanger Highway, is a surgical patient hi Baylor Hospital in Dallas. His room number is 6H.

Miss J'Xevlyne Tunnlcllff, Sang- cr Highway, has returned lo Searcy, where she is a student in Ihe Harding College High School Academy. Mrs. Itulh K. Smith, 1501 N. Locust, a medical patient in Bayor HpspitEl in Dallas, is in room 401.

The VISCS of the First Mdhodlsl TODAY'S LIVESTOCK 250? WORTU (AP Cutlle 2,500. steers went lo 50 lower cattle steiKly to strong; good to choice steers 15.00-18.00; common finT IO cou-s cholce cnlv es linn 011 medium cnlv if.uu-18.50; tteer ycnrlliiRj 17 so down. Hoss 25 or lower top 13.75-14,00. steady' 6 a lee I0ml)5 TOUAV'S FOUI.TRV AUSTIN (APJ Poultry WM jc South ami East 214-3 lb 21. mostly 20.

W.co 20. FARM Continued From Pago 1 rice supports, like others made Saturday, is subject lo a final committee vote Thursday after farm leaders get a final chance to go over the omnibus bill. In 1054 the Senate reversed a similar 8-7 committee vole (or rigid supports and approved the flexible farm suporls now in Deration. Sen. Clements (Ky), assistant Democratic Senate floor leader offered the rigid rice support amendment.

It was supported by five Dcmocrals, Ellcndcr, Clem- enls, Johnston (SCI. Humphrey (Minn) and Scott and three Republicans, Young (ND), Thye (Minn) ami Mundt (SD). Opposing were four Republicans, Aiken, Ilickenloopor (Iowa), Williams (Del) and Schocppcl (Kanl and three Democrats, Holland Anderson (XM) and Eastland (Miss). BABY Continued From 1'agc 1 gave it artifical Ihe The doctor held the chid for the last 35 minulcs of the trip and rigged an incubator around his hands with a curtain an oxygen mask and a thermos of not coffee. Maj.

John Caufield of Ycnkers, the pilot, turned on all the Plane's heat, which resuKerj in a lot ot perspiration for the adults SUN Continued From Page I ing equipment were pressed into service to clear highways and streets. The Lubbock Pl'ainview highway was reported passable late Sunday but permission nf the Highway Patrol was necessary to make the irip. Working Cat Has Edge Over Jlue Bloods In Mouse Test Discussing plans for spring activities are newly-elected DENTON UNION OFFICERS Ashlock, secretary-treasurer, and Ivan Bounds, ser- TOWN TOPICS Personals Births Hospital Notes J. W. Springer Services Held In Demon Today Funeral services were to be held in the Blue Mound Methodist Church at 1:45 p.m.

today for Jarnfs Wiley Springer. 72, who died at Ills home at 1715 Crow Salur- day following an illness of three years. Mr. Springer was a member of the Blue Mound Methodist Church. The Rev.

L. 0. Rickey, pastor of the church, will conduct the services. Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery; under the direction of Goen Funeral Home. include his wife, Mrs.

Ida Springer; one son, Paul Springer of Wichita Falls; and three daughters, Mrs. Mabel Seward of Houston, Mrs. Helen Patterson of Mesa, arid Mrs. Mary Ware of Sea Brook. Other survivors are three grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs.

Sally Delew, Mrs. Cora Arbuckle, Mrs. Lilly Maxwell, all of Denton and Mrs. Bessie Hicliardson of Slier- man and three brothers, Sam Springer of Dallas, Nelson Springer, of San Antonio and Wilson' Springer of Denlon. Pallbearers arc Arvil Hall, Fred Truman, Herbert Schertz, Les Lin- nschmidt, Edward Clein, Roland Springer.

TSCW Coiitmucd From Page 1 ton, dean of TSCW. Organ music was by J. Wilgus Ebcrly, TSCW music ilircclor. One doctor of philosophy degree was Granted, the nth to be given by TSCW. It went lo Mrs.

Icroy Henderson. Denlon County native who now is director ot liome economics at Sam Houston Stale College, Hunlsville. She was a home economics education major in the TSCW College of Household Arts and Sciences. Mrs. Henderson's parents are Mr.

and Mrs. S. E. Isom, 2202 Norlh Elm. MASTER'S DEGREE Receiving, the master's degree were Loiilsa Bane, Brownwood; Helen Loniav, Big Spring; N'elda Garcia, Hebbronville; Joyce Walker.

Temple; and Myrtle Ncale N'all, 2001 Crcstwood, Denlon. Two other Denlonilcs will receive the bachelor's degree. They arc Mrs. Mavournecn Harrell 1933 N. Locusl.

and Mrs. Shirley Ann Biatichi. 512 Bolivar. Other bachelor's degree recipients are Conchita Vasquez, Marfa; Mrs. Ann Frances Simmons Abbelt.

Paris; Jo Ann Abshicr Beaumont; Flora Barrera, Corpus Christi; Marilyn Ann Burget, Houslon: -Mrs. Erline Jeter Collins. Dallas: Patricia Denmark, Inverness, Mrs. Kaylene Kee Downing, Dublin; Patricia Dunbar, Mission. Mrs.

Jo Ann Justus Essman, Tyronza, Linda Figley, Denver City; Bernice Fortune, Mrs. Eleanor Ann Thornell May, and Joel- Shellon, Port Arthur; Grace Friedfichs. Goliad; Mrs. Carolyn Dietert Henderson, Kcrrvillc; Mrs. Margaret K.

Robertson Hicks, Mildred Claire Hutchinson, Vicksburg, Beverly Jones, Laura Moullon, Fort "Worth. Xarcis Kubicek. Wallis; Lorraine Lasldick, Dorothy Myers, and Annette Wade, Dallas; Julia La Fayc Jlason, Eastland; Jfrs. Jean Wilson Mitchell, New Orleans; Mrs. lone Weisbcrg Moran, Midland: Ruth Jean Newman, Grapevine; Janey flulh Pharr, Nevada, Peggy Rymc-s, Cross Cut: Patricia Dugway, Utah: Carol Ann Schwarzenholz, Kansas City, Mildred Louise Stowc.

Olncy: Connie Terry. San Perlila. and Palricia Fone, Brownsville. Church meet in the church parlor Tuesday at 3:30 a.m. for an executive committee meeting, with (lie business meeting lo follow, at 10 a.m.

Mr. Kenneth Taylor of Oceansiile, and Mr. and -Mrs. Wayne Millsap ot have returned home after a visit with Taylor's parents, Mr. and W.

Taylor and family. Fort Worth Drive. HOSPITAL NOTES Flow Memorial.Hospllal Admitted: Mrs. C. H.

Lindscy, 2636 Bolivar, medical; Miss Patricia iicam, C01 Texas, accident; Mrs. Maud Bland, 417 Frame, medical; Mrs. liobcrl A. Fronzeli 205 Welch, medical; Mrs. N.

H. Hardin, Pilot Point, medical; Joe Maddox, 736 Wcstway, surgical; Waller Smilh, 721 Frame, medical; James Houslon, 206 Oak medical; Mrs. C. H. Ellis, Route 2, medical; Jerry Robert Thompson, 508 Railroad Baby Mack Dickey, 911 McCormick, medical; Mrs.

Harry B. Slack, 613 Cordell, medical; Mrs. Arthur M. Erm'i), -HI Highland, surgical; Mrs. Ernest Sadau, pilot Point', medical; Dave Johnson, 700 Industrial, medical; Mrs.

Earl C. Bajr, 1212 Coil, accident; Baby BecSTy Diane Guise, 914 Collier, medical; H. li. Neale 219 Normal, medical; Masler Billy Dale Fuller, Argyle. Dismissed: Mrs, C.

Lipscomb 520 N. Locust; Mrs. W. E. Whitmire, Slidell; J.

M. Moore, 1802 W. Sycamore; Bennie. Scolt and baby, 710 W. Sycamore; Mrs.

J. W. Eberly, 20H Crcslwood- Baby Janey Belh Patterson, 805 Cordell; Mrs. Rayford Wilbanks, Ponder; Carl Dorris, 1020 Cbesl- nut; Mrs. George Tschoepe and baby, Pilot Point; Joe Macldox, 706 Wcstway; Mrs.

Jerry L. Johnson and baby, Gland Prairie; J. Buck, Meadows, Argyle; Mrs. Robert 0. Cooper and baby, 1021 Oakland; Mrs.

Robert A. Frenzel, 205 Welch; Emmilt Huey, 1307 Normal; Mrs. Earl Denney, Alvord; Mrs. John Olch Miller, 1004 Mrs. Laura Wilkerson, 423 Ruddell; William Hugh, Lewisville; Baby Charles Mtilkcy.

918 Crescent; Mrs. Marshall Bragg and baby, Lewisville. Elm Street Hospllal Dismissed: E. Munciy, 320 w. BIRTHS A girl was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Malonc, at 505 a.m. Sunday in Flow Memorial Hospilal. A boy, Harry Barnes Jr. was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Barnes Slack, 613 Cordell, at 5:24 am Sunday in Flow Memorial Hospital. A girl, Karen Joyce, was born fo Mr. and Mrs. Ernest William Sadau of Pilot Point in Flow Memorial Hospital at 2:19 p.m.

Sunday. FCDA Conllmicd From mcrly held by Miss Mallie E. Trcadwcll who has. been acting regional administrator since the resignation of French M. Robertson.

The Region 5 office includes the slates of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisana, Mexico and Texas. CARPET A It you don't know carpet Know yonr carpet dealer We sell MOHAWK carpet Wall to Wai! or Rng She Eipert Installation ANDERSON FURNITURE TERMS W. Oak Dcafoi Cut Flowers Pot Plonts If You Enough To Send Very Best CALL Linwood Roberson FLORIST 501 W. Hickory C-2561 Delegates Named To Labor School named by the Denlon Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union No .575 to attend Ihe Fort Worth Labor School this month are President 0. Smith, Wallace Slieppard, Issac Lawson and E.

W. Batiman. The union lias appropriated registration fees for Ihcse delegates but oilier members may enroll on their own. BALLOONS Continued From Page 1 rope Committee, a private organization which operates Radio Free Europe. The U.

S. Air Force prior to this year had used its huge "Moby Dick" wealhcr balloons only in the United Us January announcement said the program was being expanded to other areas in the Northern Hemisphere, including Europe, Alaska and Hawaii. Mrs. Sims Of Justin Dies Special fo the Record-Chronicle JUSTIN Mrs. Sallie Burges Sims, 82, died at her home at 11:1 p.m.

Sunday following an illncs of three months. Mrs. Sims, a resident of Justi for the past 43 years, was born i Polisboro Jan. 3, 1874. She was member of the Baptist Church.

Survivors include a son, Charle Sims of Justin and two daughter Mrs. B. Harris of Justin an Mrs, Hoy Lee Jr. of Fort Worth She is also survived by Hire grandchildren and two great gram 'children. Funeral services will be lie! in the Justin Baptist Church Tuc day at 2 p.m.

with the Revs. Italp Kirkman and Jack lleacock charge of the services. Burial wi be in the Justin IOOF Ccmclei at Justin under the direction Goen Funeral Home. SCOUT Continued From Page 1 include two "blue and gold" banquets, one for Cub Scout Pack 77 sponsored by (lie Denton Kiwanis Club, and the other for Cub Pack 177, sponsored by the fSCW Dem- onslralion School. 0-E DRJVE.IN THEATRE INDOOR AUDITOHIUM TODAY THRU THURS.

Run" Cartoon of- 6:40 Features 7:10 9:10 Coins, in ihc Fountain" iliil for oiiice' Thru United Artlit LAST DAY A STRANGER STARTS TUES. Most Lavish Picture Ever Made Viricn Leigh Stewart Granger in Shaw's "CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA' I Today Thru Wednesday HOOREHEAO CON.RAB NAGa I hey Wanted All or Sach Other That Heaven 1 Would Allow! I PLUS Pathe Special Cartoon News MIVUN THEATU TODAY THRU WED. Starts 6:30 and 10:00 IN THE BIG, BUXOM BEAUTIFUL MUSICAI -AND Starts 8.25 Edward G. George In a Adventure in Violence! MKMPHIS an al- iy cat whose name used to be' eoi'gc before she had kittens, id herself and lier roucl yesterday. She stole the siwtlight from a less of orange-eyed white Per- ans, Abyssinians, Runnesc, (ail- ess Manx and other exotic entries the Memphis and Xlidsouth Cat 'anciers' Championship Show.

Although expecting a new batch I kittens any minute, Georgelte trcezcd through the show unrut- led, emerging with six ribbons. She was proclaimed best of col- all breeds; best of color, shorl lair specialty; and won two first- prize championships and two winners championships in the "woi'k- ng cal" division. In the maze test, Georgellc vorkcct her way around five baffle ioards to get four mice in a cage a minute and 43 seconds. She had a big advantage over olhcr "working" cats. Accustomed The nonwhile population of the United States dedined from 12.) per cent of the lolal in 1900 to 10.8 iier cent in 1935.

to the roar of the presses at her place of employment, the Memphis Publishing the crowd at Ihe show bothered her not a whit. It's Georgclte's job lo catch and rats at the publishing plant. She was back al work today, CARBURETOR S4VES GAS BY Car owners who are wasting money and notgetting proper gai mileage due to over-rich mi.slurei will be pleased to learn of a Wisconsin inventor who has developed a very clever unit that saves gasoline by "Jet-ing and Vacu-mating." It is automatic and operates on the supercharge principle. Easily installed in a few minutes. Fits cars, truckt and tractors.

The manufacturers, the Vacu-malic Carburetor Co, 7617-70 State Wauwatosa, are offering a Vaciunatie to anyone who will install it on his car and help introduce it to others. They will gladly send full free particulars if you them or send your name and dress on a post card today. TEXAS LAST TIMES TODAY HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! LEAGUES TELEVISION SCHEDULES As announced by television Subject'to KRUMTV (Channel 4) 4:00 4:30 5:05 5M5 0:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 8:00 30:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 7:55 MONDAY Mary Carter's Ccokbool Variety Fair Space Adventures Douglas Edwards. Neivt Weather Sports The World Today Hobtn Hood Bums Allen Texas In Review I Love Lucy December Brlfle One Rert Skclton Pastor Calls Air Force Tlifiiter Four Star Theater News Final TITS DAY Morning Show Agricultural 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:55 News 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strrxe It Rich Valiant Laay 11:15 Love ot Lire 11:30 Search lor Tomorrow 11:45 CMlluing Light 12:00 News Cartoons 12:15 Hlivny Safety 12:30 Love Story 1:00 Mr. Michael 1:15 Robert Q.

Leists 1:30 House Party 2:00 The Dig Payotf 2:30 Bob Crosby 3:00 The Brighter Day 3:15 The Secret Storm 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Mary Carter's Cookbook 4:30 Variety Fair 5:05 Space Adventure! 6:45 Douglas Edwards 6:00 Service On All Makes Radios Television LOVE TAUAFERRO TV In Rear Taliafcrro 'Hardrrarc North Side ot Square Phone C48U WEAP-TV (Channel 5) 4:00 4:15 5:00 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 830 9:00 10:00 10:15 10:25 10:30 11:00 MONDAY News We.ither Tricks mid Treats Mickey Mouse Club Wild Bill Hlckok Topper TV Reader's Digest Voice of I'lreatone Badge 714 Medical Horizons Warner Brothers Prtserai Texas News Weather Telefacts Final Suspense Tonight TCESJW 6:50 Let's Go Fishing 7:00 8:00 0:00 8:30 10:00 il'flo" 11:45 12:30 12:45 2:00 3:00 0:15 3:30 4:10 4:15 5:00 6:00 6:30 Sunup Kitty's Wonderland Ding Dong School Ernie Koracs Home Texas Living Btauty School The Jones Place Ann Aideu Show Movie Marquee Matinee Theater A Date With Lite Modern Homanccs Queen For A Day Evening Newi Weathercast Tricks and Treats Mickey Club Annie Oakley Superman Radio Service Center MOST COMPLETE TELEVISION SERVICE IN THE SOUTHWEST 225 North Locust Ph. C-6021 WFAA-TV (Channel 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 8:00 8:30 0:30 10:15 10:25 10:30 11:00 11:05 MOXPAY Pinky Les Hon-dy Doody 6:55 Kiddle Knrnlr.il Cowbov G-Men 9:00 Evening Edition 10:00 John Daly and the News 11:00 Tony Martin Show Caravan 12:00 Caesar's Hour 12-05 Medic 12:30 Robert Montgomery 1:30 Follow Tim Man 2:00 Neivs 4:00 Weather 4:30 Sports 5:00 Mystery Playhouse 5:30 Its Paul and Mary Ford 6:00 Channel 8 Theater 6:15 TUESDAY Morning Devotional Today Romper Room Julie Ber.ell Tennessee Ernie Ford 5 OT Feather Your Neat A'oon Edition Magazine Showtime Matlnte Trouble With Father Afternoon Film Festival Pinky Lto Doody Kiddle Karnlval Buster Crabtc Show Evening Edition John EXPERT PROMPT TV SERVICE ALL MAKKS and MODELS KING'S RADIO PHO.VE C-6123 West Side Square KFJZ-TV (Channel II) 4:15 4:30 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:30 6:40 6:50 7:00 7:30 8:55 MOXO.ir Looney Txir.es Roy Rosrers Watch the Birdie Loor.ey Tunes Range Rider Xeus Sports Weather Looaey Tunes Million Dollar Movla Texas Headlines 9:00 Wrestling 10:00 NCM 10:15 Weaiher 10:30 Starlight Theatre TUF.SR.VT 2:30 Date With Drama 3:00 Theatre Eleven 4:15 Looney Tunes 4 :30 Gene 'Antry 5:30 Loor.ey Ttinu 6:00 Range Rider Denton's T.V. Dealer is TALIAFERRO RADiO SHOP Saki and Service on the Tims Pay on RADIO SHOP 209 N. Locust Ph.C-7915.