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THE AVORI TE Bonham, Tues Feb 6, Page 2 The Bonham Daily Favorite Daily Except Saturday and July 4 Thanksgiving. Itaembcr 25 and Januarv 1 Wbell July 4 or Jjn 1 fall on Saturdav a non-entry date the following will obsfftpd non rnlrs datei Bonham Publishing Inc. Knu-red Office at Hon ham Texas as gerond class mail matter Office Vddress JI4 North enter Bonham Tex 75418 ASTKH Send Form lo 0 Box 550 Bonham Tex 75418 AUBREY L. McALISTER, Editor-Publisher Robert antrcll Editor Mrs Aubrey McAlister Society Editor Hill Garmon H.ilph Allen Mechanical Foreman Paul Woolsey Pressman Bill Garmon Circulation Manager 1973 tepress association erroneous reflection upon the haracter reputation, or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be gUdlv upon it being called to the attention of the publishers I nited Press International is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of nevs1' dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to the alto the news published herein St I on RATES Home Delivery in lionham SI 75 Month By Mail in Kannin and Adjoining Counties 112 00 Year B) Mail Elsewhere $15 00 Year Advertising Bepresentafive Texas Daily Press League Public Meetings Official Boards COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL Meets in REA building for covered dish supper, 6:30 p. m.

Monady, Feb 5. with planned program. grove chamber OF COMMERCE BANyi ET Monday, Feb. 5. at 7 in the David Graham Hall Center.

ECTOR SCHOOL BOARD Monday, Feb. 12. 7 p. m. in superintendent office EiTOR CITY COUNCIL 7 Feb 12, citv hall SAVOY SCH(X)L BOARD -7pm Feb 12.

at school LEONARD CITY COUNCIL -7pm. Feb 12, at citv hall ECTOR SCHOOL BOARD Feb 12. 7 at high school, BONHAM ITY COUNCIL Monday night, Feb 12.7 at city hall. COUNTY SCH(X)L BOARD -2pm Feb 12. in countv superintendents office DODD CITY CITY COUNCIL -7pm Feb 13 in city hall FANNIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT Monday, Feb 12.

10 a rn. in commissioners' court room, BONHAM SCHOOL BOARD Monday, Feb 12. School Administrative office. 7 BONHAM WATER AUTHORITY Monday. Feb.

12. City Hall. 3 m. LEONARD SC HCX)L BOARD Monday. Feb 5.

7 p. at school. DODD CITY SCHOOL BOARD -7pm Monday, Feb. 5, at school. Mayor Gives Support to Office Education Week BACK HOME When Mr.

and Mrs. Willis Derryberry of Altus, left above, came to Honey Grove Monday to attend the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet and hear their son, Larry, who is at right with his wife, deliver the principal address, it was kindly like coming back home. They are former residents of the Allen's Point community. Larry is Oklahoma attorney general. (Favorite Photo) Defensive Driving Course is Offered By Windom Schools Dr.

Chengappa Speaker At The CWF Luncheon Bonham Mayor Bud Moody has proclaimed this week. Feb 5-9, as Office Education (OEA) week in Bonham during an interview with Local OEA chapter president, Teresia Bond education programs are instrumental in developing interest in the business community and I definitely support their aims and Mayor Moody said, congratulating President Teresia on the excellent job the Bonham high school chapter has done on service projects and other chapter activities. The Office Education Association is a youth organization designed to develop vocational competencies in the office occupations Us membership in- Courses Added to Adult Education Adult Education classes at the high school will offer a course in shorthand beginning Thursday night. Feb 8. at 7 Nancy Neely will be the instructor.

TENSION? If you suffer from simple every day nervous tension then you should be taking B.T. tablets for relief. Call on the druggist at the drug store listed below and ask him about B.T. tablets. They're safe non-habit forming and with our guarantee, you will lose your every day jitters or receive your money back.

Don't accept a substitute for relief, buy B.T. tablets today. volves approximately 40,000 students. The Bonham chapter is made up of students in the Vocational Office Education classes and is sponsored by Mrs. Georgia Jenkins Officers of the chapter are Teresia Bond, president; Sherri Bicknell, vice president; Debbie Purdy, secretary; Min- nalea Kinkade.

treasurer. Debbie Malone, reporter, Rebecca James, historian; Karen McCraw, parliamentarian; Tina Leslie and Debbie Essary, voting delegates, and Emilie Collins, VOE favorite. The national OEA week is intended to promote community interest in office education programs in schools today. In observance of the week the Bonhi chapter has several activities planned, including refreshments for the high school faculty Thursday; a favor for their boss, and a club meeting after which the students will have lunch together The lionham chapter has conducted several community projects locally this school year Its members have sponsored a Thanksgiving and Christmas project. participated in the Fannin ounty Fair and the Christmas parades, and decorated a booth for the fair Later in the year they plan to thank their employers for their support of the project by honoring them at a banquet Club Will Meet Wednesday The Bartley Woods Community club will have its February meeting at the Center at 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Fannin County Hospital Admissions Patients Dismissal.4 Patients in Hospital As of Midnight 2-5-73 Admissions 2-5-73 Mrs Reeder Hill, Ravenna Mrs. Martha J. Finley, Bonham Mrs Betty Cockrill, Bonham Mrs. Pauline Canida, Honey Grove Mrs Elmer Nichols.

Bonham Mrs. Cora Kirbv, Bonham Larry Richardson, Leonard Patients in Hospital Mrs Bessie Keeton, Bonham Young. Bonham Bart Sewell, Bonham Bobby Blackerby. Bonham Mrs Lora Hicks. Bonham Miss Donna Gilbreath, Windom Larry Moorehead, Honey Grove Mrs Minnie Griffin, Ector Allen Sanderson.

Bonham Mrs. Jimmy Marshall, Bonham Mrs Jean Lynch, Bonham Mrs. Carol Doe, Bonham Robinson. Dodd City Mrs Myra Simmons, lionham Mrs Fairy Parks. Ravenna Rufus Varner.

Savoy Lillie Dixon, Bonham Glenda Meador, Ivanhoe Mrs. Cory Hart, Ladoma Mrs Lora Keene, Bonham Mrs Louise Love. Bonham Mrs Josephine Follis. Bonham Joseph Hubbard, Bonham Flossie Harris, Randolph Charles Haun. Ivanhoe Newman Perry Windom Mrs Dezda Turner, Bonham Nathan Hunter, Windom C.

W. Hilliard, Bonham Mrs Peggy Lasater, Bonham Debra Kay Johnson. Leonard Mrs Alma Stone. Bonham Mrs Jewell Hardin, Bonham Sam DeLoach. lionham Miss Ada Riemer.

Ivanhoe Mrs Ruth Burke. Bailey Willie Williams. Windom J. C. Wisdom, Ravenna Homer D.

Jones, lionham Mrs. Daisey Bench, Wolfe City Dismissals 2-5-73 Mrs Bobby Wehrmann and baby boy, Bonham Mrs Billy Prock, Garland Mrs. Mildred Robinson, Bonham Mrs Winnie Jones, Windom Miss Frances Thompson, Dallas Mrs. Mary Tadloek, Bonham James Fuller. Leonard Mrs.

GeorgieCarr. Ladoma Mrs Minnie Slater, Wolfe City Mrs Ardis Keene. Bonham Drugs is Topic For Evans P-TO Mrs David Darling of the Crisis Intervention Center in Sherman will speak on drugs when the I Evans Parent- Teacher Organization meets next Thursday night. Feb 15, at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend the meeting.

WINDOM The National Safety Council's defensive driving course for adults is to be offered by the Windom schools, Supt. Johnny Kay has announced The classes will be offered Tuesday and Thursday nights. Feb. 13, 15, 20 and 22. starting at 6 30 and ended at 8 30 p.m., Supt.

Kay said An enrollment fee of $8 is charged. Supt Kay said the course was being offered residents of the Windom area in cooperation with the Driver Education Department of Region 10 Education Committee Is Told Reporters Need Protection WASHINGTON (UPI) Congressional investigators have been told growing government and court use of the news media as an investigative tool amounts to an open season on the press. Spokesmen for a committee of journalists told a House judiciary subcommittee Monday that Congress should enact legislation that would block subpoena of reporters or unpublished materials in state anil federal proceedings They said a Supreme Court decision ordering newsmen to disclose confidential facts and sources to juries has gravely damaged constitutional guarantees ol a free press Jack C. Landau of the Newhouse Newspapers warned that the court decision was being used to authorize disclosure in criminal trials, civil litigation and contempt cases what amounts to a kind of hunting season on the press." Landau and Jack Nelson of the Los Angeles Times testified on behalf of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press as the subcommittee began hearings on 28 bills to grant newsmen statutory privilege against compulsory testimony. Just six months after the Supreme Court decision, Landau said, "we believe we have an overwhelming factual case that there is more than a speculative censorship is here." Doak Lost DETROIT (UPI) Defense- man Gary Doak will be lost to the Detroit Red Wings for two to three weeks with a sprained left knee.

This will be Doak's second trip to the sidelines. He missed 13 games early in the season with a fractured right leg Service Center at Richardson Registration for the course will be limited to 35 persons in the class. The Texas State Insurance Board has approved a program whereby the individual citizen could qualify for a 10 per cent reduction in car insurance premiums by passing the defensive driving course It is a standardized course and can be taught only by instructors certified through the Texas Safety Association Only the principal driver in the family must take and successfully complete the course to quality lor the 10 per cent reduction in insurance premiums Comprehensive insurance premiums are not affected if the driver passes the course Two Candidates For Race Two men have filed for a place on the ballot in the annual school trustee election April 7, Jack Caudle, secretary of the school board, has announced Blanton Hanes was filed for trustee for Place 7 and William Carpenter has filed for Place 2 Hanes was appointed to serve in the place of Glenn Isaacs, who resigned, until the elections. He will be seeking a 1-year term Carpenter has filed to succeed James Rodgers, who will not seek re-election John Armstrong, present trustee in Place 1. has announced he will nol be a candidate for reelection to the post.

AUSTIN. Tex (UPI) -Former President Lyndon Johnson willed to his younger brother Sam Houston Johnson, but a Washington bank has filed suit saying it should receive the money. The Riggs National Bank of Washington. has sued the late president widow Lady Bird Johnson, who is the executor of Johnson's will, to prevent her from distributing the to the brother. The bank said it deserves the money because Sam Houston Johnson borrowed $10,000 five years ago and never repaid it.

DEATHS Emma R. Halton Services to be Held Wednesday Mrs Emma Halton of 220 West Seventh street, who would have been 89 Friday, died in Fannin County hospital at 5 30 pm Monday. Feb 5. 1973. Funeral services will be held at Wise Funeral chapel at 2 Wednesday with the Rev.

Lonnie Murphy, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, officiating Burial will be in Willow Wild Mrs Halton was born Feb 9, 1884, in Arkadelphia. and had made her home in Bonham 70 years She was a retired employee of the Bonham Textile Mills She was a member of the Calvary Baptist church Survivors are two daughters, Mrs Clara Wilson and Mrs Kyle McDonald, both of lionham. two sisters, Mrs Oma Howard of F'ort Worth and Mrs Willa Mae Wyles of Bonham, six grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Members of the family will be at the funeral home tonight between 7 and 9 o'clock to receive friends Active pallbearers will be Frank Wilson. Bill Wilson.

Ted Wilson, Clyde McFarhn. Bobby McFarhn and Jackie McFarhn. Traylor Rites Held Tuesday Funeral services for Charles Traylor. 71. of Corpus Christi were held at the First United Methodist church at Bailey Tuesday afternoon The Rev Elroy Weikel.

pastor of the Grace Presbyterian church of Corpus officiated Burial was in Arledge Ridge under the direction of Wise Mr Traylor, a native of Bailey, died in a Corpus Christi hospital Friday. Survivors are his wife, one daughter, one sister and two grandchildren Active pallbearers were Charley Brignon. Eddie Van Traylor, John Bicknell. A Savage. Otho Turner and Lloyd Turner Mollie Shields Rites Are Held Graveside rites for Mrs.

Mollie Shields were held in Willow Wild Tuesday morning with the Rev Bob Bush, pastor of the First United Methodist church, officiated Wise Funeral Home was in charge of the services. A former resident of Bonham. Mrs Shields died in a California nursing home Jan 27 Memorial services were held last Thursday at Roller and Hapgood Funeral chapel in Portola Valley. Calif Survivors are one son and one daughter. Recuperating Mrs James A.

Follis underwent major surgery last Thursday in Fannin County hospital We re happy to report that she is doing well. Documents stating the banks suit were served on Mrs Johnson attorneys Monday The bank said the president brother borrowed the money July 7, when he lived in the While House, and agreed to pay it back in monthly installments of $473.50 liank officials said Sam Houston Johnson made only seven payments and never made any payments after his brother left the White House in Sam Houston Johnson denied he still owed the bank money, but failed to explain why he quit making payments Dr Leela Chengappa. wife of the new doctor from India. Dr K. Chengappa, now practicing at the VA Center, was the guest speaker for the Christian Womens Fellowship salad luncheon and program Monday in Fellowship hall at the church A graduate of the same University in their native Mercara in which her husband took his medical training in the state of Mysore.

I)r. Chengappa spoke on the women of modern India The Indian government has emphasized the education of women They have a saying that if you educate a man. you educate only one person, but educate a woman and you touch the lives of the whole family and the education spreads "In India today the mother is still held in high esteem and has influence in the family Seventy percent of the women of India vote and take part in the public life of the she said The guest speaker said there is 5 per cent unemployment in In dia, and the doctors come under this percentage It is not because they are not needed badly in the rural areas, but because they want to practice in centers where Retail Group to Meet Thursday The Retail committee of the lionham Chamber of Commerce will have its first meeting of the new year Thursday afternoon, Carl Smith, chairman, has announced. The meeting will be held at 2 in the assembly room of the Texas Power and Light Co. Smith, chairman, and Leeman Sewell, co-chairman, urge all persons interested or concerned with retail business attend the meeting Thursday afternoon and aid in making the program a success Retail promotion programs such as the sidewalk sale, moonlight madness and other promotion ideas will be discussed at the meeting Holidays for 1973, activities for the Christmas season and Christmas decorations also will be discussed.

One Minor Mishap Monday City police reported one minor accident Monday morning, on Highway 78N The mishap occurred when a car driven by Aurelia Cavlor Hall of Route Ravenna, stopped to make a left turn into the parking lot of Williams Ford-Mercury The Hall car was reportedly struck from the rear by a car driven by Wesley Lee Birdwell of Route 3, Bonham Both cars were traveling north at the time of the collision No one was miured, ace they can learn new techniques, The hygenic and health needs are great in rural India, where the people feel CJod is angry with them when an epidemic strikes. They thus do not take the precautions to contain the diseases. the guest speaker said. Dr Chengappa brought several five-yeard silk saries to the luncheon and demonstrated deftly how the Indian women wrap them She has has no American western clothes and prefers her own sarie, she said The CWF women and their guests were impressed with the beautiful speaker, and felt she had given them a close up picture of the women in her native India She is of the Hendu faith, and plans to practice her career as a doctor when their infant daughter, Savitha, is larger Mrs Glen F. Hodge, president of the CWF presided over the meeting She opened with a devotional on Love, taking her scripture from I Cor 13.

She introduced Dr Chengappa following the luncheon for the informative talk. The Rev Richard Towry. pastor of the church, led the group in the singing of CWF songs. Circles one and two were in charge of preapring the tables for the luncheon They covered the tables with white, and accented each with a renter red crepe runner Fresh red carnations and baby breath in white bud vases formed the Valentine theme center focal points on the luncheon tables There were 58 present for the luncheon and program, from Bonham, Honey Grove, Gober and Ravenna Attending the meeting from Honey Grove was the Rev Ed Gorham, and the Rev and Mrs Paul Campbell were present from Bonham, though he pastors the Ravenna and Ciober churches Others present from Honey Grove were Mrs Arietta Robar- dy, Mrs Annie Clark, Mrs Judy Payne, Mrs Eva McConnell. Mrs Lucille Ballew, Mr.

and Mrs Harry Thompson Mrs. A Warnell attended from Gober, and those from Ravenna were Mrs Dorothy Duncan. Mrs Eula Giles Mrs Ethel Amlin and Mrs Josephone Gamer NEED HELP? Crisis Intervention Center Dial' Operator ask for ENTERPRISE INFO 4636 GIBSON'S program will follow tne V9I covered dish supper. PHARMACY Mr and Mrs. A Dewoody and Mr and Mrs.

H. C. King are hosts for the meeting. THIS IS IMPORTANT New government laws regarding mattresses which will not burn may mean that after June 7th there will be no more mattresses and box springs as we now know them, except those made by companies which can afford a $10,000.00 treatment plant for making cotton and fabrics flame-proof. Only 4 or 5 companies in America can afford this, which means that after that time, mattresses will have new flame-proof fillinqs which you, the customer, can not furnish, and which will cost more.

By letting us re-do your mattress now, you will have solved this problem for the next 15 or 20 years. Why not contact us today. McKelva Morris, Inc. I Mattress Factory I'm So Pleased To Tell You That You Get DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS Each Wednesday in Feb. On All Prescriptions and Refills W.

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Tue. 7 00 8:31 CT IS GOING TO TAKE THIS TOWN APART! I FRED WILLIAMSON hammer United Artists to investigating officers Craig Eaton and Leon Harper. 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Toll Free LIFETIME BATTERIES 2652 For Most Cars BRAKE SHOES SET 18 Full.

Fast Service, Wash, Grease. Welding WESTSIDE MOBIL 807 Sam Rayburn Bonham You Get A 25c FOUNTAIN DRINK With the Purchase of a STEAK SANDWICH Sale Good Wednesday Thursday Only ORIRV QUEEN 316 E. SAM RAYBURN 583-3010 Bank Sues LBJ Estate to Stop $5,000 Bequest.