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MIP 4-B Fort Worth STAR-TELEGRAM Saturday Evening August 28 1971 2- COUNTRY-WESTERN SCENE 4-B 2- COI 4-B Fort Worth STAR-TELEGRAM Saturday Evening August 28 1971 COUNTRY-WESTERN SCENE Tommy George -i Share the Wealth Tommy George Share the Wealth BILL MeALLISTER Fla A few south of this Central city in a stand of stately old cypress trees stands the home of George Jones and Tammy ti -t Wynette I hite Gre- i cian columns guard the fa- 1 cade of the house and a tgal rock garden built by Jones to replace of the trees blown a storm sits near a the house that old tree" reflected Tammy "I cried for Insurance Goes to Aide two days after it came down" That's been one of the few tear-producers for the personable Queen of Country Music since she And hubby George took up residence in the 14- room mansion which was built in 1904 and once was located in downtown Lakeland THE HOUSE and attendant grounds called Old Plantatim Music Park and consisting of 43 acres are a dream come true for the two country music place not only to come home to after those often-fatiguing personal appearance tours but also a site for once-a-month musical extravaganzas which draw thousands of fans In a natural hollow at the far end of the wooded park is an amphitheater which will seat 8000 people Nearly twice that many showed up when George and Tammy put on their first show last April 4 In addition to the seating arrangements and stag there are concession stands a children's playground a picnic area and vast room for parking TIIE SHOW lineups have been impressive Last week for example Torn Hall Tom pall and the Glasser Brothers and Wayne Kemp joined George and Tammy and their entourage Next month's show will feature Kenny Price Bobby Bare and Billy Jo Spears With that kind of talent it's little wonder that the shows have drawn so well The aim of the Country Music Park is to provide shows for the entire family to see certainly a laudable idea inasmuch as so many country music artists appear mainly in nightclubs and dance halls To this end no alcoholic beverages are allowed in the park It's a wonderful place not only for family shows but also for bringing up a family and next week we'll take a look at the growing Jones clan BULLETIN BOARD Thief Dis-Joints Police 'Pot' Plant At Spanish Fork Utah Police Chief Ned Grant has been nurturing a marijuana plant to educate people and apparently he did The plant grew eight feet tall "We were using it during lectures to show people what marijuana looked like" said the chief "I guess somebody remembered what it looked like" A thief broke the front window of the police station and stole the plant CONTESTANT When Tom Fleetwood tosses a dart this weekend in the second North American Open Dart tournament at Culver City Calif he can put plenty of heft into it Fleetwood 6-feet4 weighs 375 pounds lie acts for a living and last was seen on television as a shotgun-toting barkeep in "High Chaparral" lie also is an ardent darter and is secretary of the Southern California Darts Association which has 1200 members and lists 244 saloons in the state where darts are thrown "But please we refer to them as pubs" says Fleetwood "Muffed the punch line" IT'S SO EASY TOM FLEETWOOD To PLACE 7Aktegb SENIOR CITIZEN and worns or debate Congress talks renewed the split between scholars and theater former tend to view performers as corrupters of the Shakespeare texts while the actors see the pundits as rigid and intolerant of new interpretations Some noted theater personages including Sir John Gielgud declined invitations to attend the sessions STAR-TELEGRAM CLASSIFIED ADS-JUST I GIs Tutored In Racial Relations WASIIINGTON (AP) The Pentagon has told a Senate subcommittee that all servicemen will be required to attend race relations classes in a ncw program aimed at "changing behavior rather than attitudes and feelings" In a report to the Senate's constitutional rights panel the Pentagon said: "The individual serviceman is entitled to his own private beliefs on radical matters but he is not entitled to act in such a way as to create racial disharmony that may interfere with the order discipline and mission of the military services" SS SUBCOMMITTEE Chat man Sam Ervin Jr DMC saying he had gotten complaints "about reports of sensitivity training which the Department of Defense is requiring servicemen to attend" told Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird in a letter last month: "There is a common impression that this will involve a degree of coercion and probing of personal beliefs and attitudes that will infringe on First Amendment freedoms" In response Aug 10 Army Lt Gen Robert Taber said the Defense race relations education program will not consist of sensitivity training "nor will it probe personal beliefs and attitudes that will infringe on First Amendment freedoms As we are all aware the present state of race relations in the armed forces is as serious as it is in the nation generally a a a "THE PROPOSED program will make known clearly to Ps participants the equal opportunity policies of the Defense Department of the individual services and of local commanders" On Thursday Frank Render was fired as the Pentagon's civil rights chief and a spokesman said Laird felt "there had not been enough action" to end racial discrimination in the armed forces Render said he was asked to quit because of differences with superiors over how to solve racial problems Announcing Render's removal a Pentagon spokesman said Defense Department cificials are encouraged with progress being made by the armed services in following Laird's antidiscrimination directives DIAL ED 2-7722 CLAYTON TAYLOR A Taylor Dies at 49 In Hospital Clayton Andrew Taylor an employe of Bell Helicopter died yesterday in a Dallas Hospital Taylor 49 of 3041 Bright had been hospitalized for the past four weeks He was a native of Fort Worth and had been a Bell employe for the past 10 years He served with the Navy in the South Pacific during World War II and was a member of the Englewood Methodist Church Taylor is survived by his wife three daughters Mrs Candy Wilson Mrs Kerry Elliott and Miss Cindy Taylor all of Fort Worth a step-son Bobby Holcomb of Haltom City a brother the Rev Horace Taylor of Irving a sister Mrs Marjorie Parks of Fort Worth his mother Mrs Luther Taylor of Fort Worth and three grandchildren Funeral services will be at 10 am Monday at Englewood Methodist Church with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Ex-Resident Dies at 26 In Arkansas FOR RESULTS! OVER 200000 CIRCULATION EVERY DAY! 33tat1l Notttra CROUG! A CROUCH ltro Court Grand Prairie Passed dy tal A retired farm end fcr merly with Ford tinor for 20 years A memb: Christian Chweb Survivors: Wife Greta Crouch two SO CtL rie Allen of Dallas two claucth ters Dorothy Brown of Waxahachie Martha Danhof Of Grand Prairie sisters Mrs Homer Stone of Grand Prairie and Mrs Aubrey Horsely of Wichita FallS Funeral services 5:30 Saturday Moore Funeral Chanel ton Interment Moore Murnrial Gardens ERVIN JOHNNIE ERVIN 70 7902 McKinley Survivors: Wife Jan mothe Mrs Leona Ervin eFort Worth snn rhC1 'n Fort Worth sister Mrs Evelyn Cherry Garland Arannements oendino Shannon's North 624- 2191 HALL THOMAS HALL 69 2510 Northwest 2Ith passed away Fri- day Survivors: Mrs Ca ilio Jo Hd II daughter Mrs Awed LYden Hubbard Dallas granddaughter miss Delialah Frey Hubbard Dallas: sisters Mrs Cotton Dallas Mrs Eneth Munds Seattle Wash Ws Lemmon Dallas brother riLISIOn Robert Hall Dallas Services MM Monday Greenwood Chan- el Dr Clifford Williams Interment Greenwood Ar ranaements Greenwood 3100 White Settlement at University 3364584 JAMES NED JAMES 56 2600 Colonial Parkway passed awav Friday Survivors: wife Mrs Mary Hope James son Ned McCammon James Fort Worth daughter Nancy Hope James Fort Worth brother John James Jr Fort Worth sisters Mrs Sharp Pulliam Fort Worth Mrs Scott Smithfield mother Mrs Angell Fort Worth Services 4 pm Saturday Green wood Chapel Rev James Foster officiating Interment Greenwood Arrangements Greenwood 3100 White Settlement at University 334-0584 KARL EDWIN DEAN KARL 49 1112 Burgess Ct Arlington passed away Friday Employed by Line Co Resident of Arlington 18 years veteran of World War II Survivors: Daughters Mrs Miller Mrs McClung Miss Kathy Karl all Arlington stepmother Mrs Ellen Karl McGregor Texas brothers Charles Karl Dal las Bill Karl Sherman three grandchildren Graveside set vices 2 Pm Sunday Moor Me mo I 4'1 Gardens Arrange ments Hugh Moore Sons 1219 Davis Dr Arlington KELLUM DONALD LEONARD KELLUM 922 Galveston on Saturday Aug 28 Member Or St Mark Method 1st Church Survivors: Wife Agnes Marie Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home 702 Elohth Ave where services will be cnnducted 10 am Monde Rev DeNil Wright and Rev Roy Rollin officiating Interment I I leY Mills Cemetery Arrangements Harveson Cole MENEFEE ETHERIDGE A MENEFEE 69 1423 Lactonda Survivors Wife Elsie sons Roy Fort Worth Robert Phoenix Ariz: Doyle Fool Worth brothers and Robert both Dallas Eugene Menefee Lubbock sister Lorena Menefee Stephenville Tex 10 orandchildren: two great-grandchildren Services 11 am Mnnday North Fnrt Worth Baptist Church Rev 1 Lowrie and Rev Jimmy Morgan officiatin Interment Greenwood Arreenements Shannon's North 624-2191 O'NEAL MRS MYRTLE O'NEAL Autumn Leaf Nursing Home Survivors: Sons Pete O'Neal Fort Worth Rev O'Neal Point Texas daughters Mrs Herbert Eudv Fort Worth Mrs Jackie Ellis Fort Worth brother Olan Whitt Ladonia: sister Chatti Hunt Henderson Texas 17 grandchildren 36 area-rand children two great-great-grandchildren Services 2pm Monday Diamond Oa kChurch of God Rev Donald Stovall officiating Interment Mt Olivet Arranaements Shannon's North 624-2191 SENECAL MRS KITTY LYNN SENECAL Route 2 McKinney Survivors: Husband Richard mother Mrs Anna Lula Ratcliff Roanoke Virginia son Richard Kieffer daughters Mrs Peggy Malone Fort Worth Mrs Kathleen Pruitt Houston Mrs Rebecca Med lock McKinney brother Jo- seph Kieffer Modesto Califor- nia sisters Mrs La Rue Kin ley Bowling Green Kentucky Mrs Mary Cunningham Washington DC 12 grandchildren Services 2 PM Sunday August 29th liarrington-Bratcher Chapel Interment Ricineview Cemetery Arrangements Harrington-Bratcher 717 15th St Plano I I Legal Notices I I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other tndn myself on or after this date Raymond Smith Jr 1100 Bleck Hurst Texas CITY OF COLLEYVILLE ORDINANCE NO 171-33 An ordinance prohibitine mobile set vice units within the city of Colleyville Texas defining same provioing a penalty and declaring an effective doIC Passed and approved this the 10Itt day of August 101 Frank Whitmire Mayor Attest: Janice Steward city secretary Approved as to form and legality: Dennis Morrow City Attorney I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after this date Ectoar Rogers Jr 1220 Hum bolt Ave 1341s Wanted I SEALED BIDS now being taken for Magnovox model 2C7691 color TV stereo belonging to waiter Davis Jr lest known address 3126 Sondra Dr Bids will be opened September 9 1971 Selling for rent owed Bids received at 300 Ballev 51 Pia Apt Center NOTICE TO BIDDERS Tarrant County Junior Cnt lege District 1400 Fort Worth National Bank Sul Wino Fort Worth Texas will ac cent for Multi-Fold Paper Tow els until 7 pm August 31 1971 At this time the bids WI be pub rly this time the bids will be publich opened and considered For further information contact Allan Smith Director of Purchasing 336-1851 Card of Thanks OIC WE WISH to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindnesses and prayers during the Illness and loss of our loved one May God bless each of you Family of Tom Tyler IAnnouncements lA 1 RECORD Company auditioning free Over It Poo country folk roe-thous Cell 732-7311 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Trio Coiffures Beauty Salon 5709 Lancaster 4514171 Geen Jones owner 4 operators and manicurist on duty Open house all week old and new customers welcome Uttige Notices 1 I HURST LODGE (k- NO 1787 Celled meeting Saturday 37 a am Work in de- ys gree Breakfast 7 cm 24: Members urged to attend Visitors welcome ALLEN CROWLEY WM JIM ELDREDGE Secy Found GUN collection cameras and miscellaneous equipment taken from West ern Hills area Sunday August 22 no Insurance substantial reward No Iguestions 2441201 LOST MALE apricot Poodle puppy vicinity of Lancaster and Beach St Reward Call Linda at 536-1392 or 451-2201 SIKAYED from 2329 McGuire Haltom City Blue male Chow resembles brownish bear months yellowish eyes stiff left ear answers to "Baby Blue" 35-40 lbs $100 reward for return of dog or Information leading to recovery No ouestions 838-7078 or 838-6254 LOST envelope with documents on Commerce between 3rd and 2nd Please call JE 5-5073 or 332-4083 FOUND in Haltom City Poodle on Jerri Lane identify and pay for ad 838-7994 LOST IN Keller area Yorkshire ter rier male black miniature poodle female $100 reward WA 4-9535 area black and while female part Cocker answers to Paiches after 5 call 535-2007 till 3 Call 334-2446 Reward LOST bird dog male orange and White Bryan tags Seminary Sou ih area 9248273 Reward LOST biack female Poodle wearing red collar from behind Seminary South on Bolt St Dogis nursing pups reward offered for return 921- 4426 AIMNPSP1 IIMINEIMIMPEIMMElommumumm01011MW ir IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE STAR-TELEGRAM CLASSIFIED DIAL ED 2-7722 FOR RESULTS! OVER 200000 CIRCULATION EVERY DAY! HAZEL I 1 1 GIs Tutored 33tatil Notttra I Legal Notices I wow I WILL not be responsible for env CROUCII debts ctracted by anyone other on ''s 744t-At ist-vor 41 too I i In Racial i 2 A CROUCH 71229 Raymon a dy Fr-- Court Grand Prairie passe' tridn my5elf on or after this date dd Smith Jr 1100 Blck Eo Hurst Texas CITY OF COLLEYV1LLE I I I 106041-'db6 IP -4' tal A retired farm- Pre fcr OR DINANCE NO 1-71-33 I '''t merly with Ford Moisr Conviiist An ordinance prohibiting mobile cr Cie' I l'Il for 20 years A I vice units within the city of Colley- Christian Cho-rh '42 ville Texas defining same proviern Survivors: Wife Greta Crouch a penatty and declaring an effective si vw Relations 2 2 two SO i5 ters Dorothy CI r- ckte -s re Allen of Dallas two claugh- Passed and approved this thy Brown of Waxa gay of August 1171 0 4 hachie Martha Danhof of Grand Frank Whitmire Mayor amroJilit Prairie sisters Mrs Homer Attest: Aubrey HGorrsaeripv Potravii riicehei toad FMa Mrs I Steward aStsewtoafrodrmcitayndselcergeatalirtyyt BILL McALLISTER two days after it came WASIIINGTON (AP) The a 1''' Fla A few down" Pentagon has told a Senate ak Funeral services 5:30 Saturday Dennis Morrow City Attorney south of this Central That's been one of the few truP' 9 Ira) swim 3 subcommittee that all ser- Moore Funeral Chaoel i on ton Interment Moore Mtrynrial WILL NOT be responsible for any Gardens debts contracted by anyone other city in a stand of tear-producers for the person- 0 01 icemen will be required to than myself on or after this date a I old able Queen of Country Music 1 ior 1 in race relations classes ERVIN Ecioar Rogers Jr 1220 Hum bolt Ave JOHNNIE ERVIN 20 2902 cypress trees since she and hubby George ')Q Ws Wanted I e691014 a ncw program aimed at mMcoKtinhleayr SuwirvrsivortieonWaiteerlvainn dit a the took up residence in the 14- 44)I "chap in behavior rather eFort Worth son rnd ne George eoomrgee built room ni i mansion iaonnd own'hceichwaswiaos- i In a report to tiklirVillike "changing than attitudes and feelings" Fort Worth sister Mrs Evelyn SEALED BIDS now being taken for Jones sf and Tammy cated in downtown Lakeland fints H' iiiCr A 44 oitt the Senate's CLAYTON TAYLO constitutional rights panel the Pentagon said: 2191 Jr last known address 3126 Sondra "The individual serviceman A Taylor Cherry Garland Arannements Magnovox model 2C769I color TV pending Shannon's North 624- stereo belonging to Walter Davis Or Bids will be opened September 9 1971NSOeTillicrigE Tfoor BremontDEowResd Bids received at 300 Ballev St (tie Apt Wynette White Gre- THE HOUSE and attendant cian columns grounds called Old Planta- a THOMASst 2111itt HroAsLseLd away 2F5r1i0 Center day Survivors: Mrs Celli Jo Tarrant County Junior College Dig- is entitled to his own private adie ddughter Mrs Awed Ly trict 1400 Fort Worth National Bank adHel clubctDhatreHdru Hub rii Idsass Dispiaes Iti ie Is hmersrFarnmedy- etBrussi It Until niboteidis 2Ft ooprr tmmk81uolAtritup Worth August x3Pallsp Paper guard the fa- tin Music Park and consist- I -1 ubliclv such a ay as to create racial Munds Seattle Wash Ws this time the bids will be cade of the ing of 43 acres are a dream il am ft411) beliefs on radical matters but a Cotton Dallas Mrs Eneth this time the bids WI be pubitly he is not entitled to act in Liles at 49 L- house and a come true for the two country 1-1 Dallas brother riuSiOn opened and considered For further rock garden music place not only -li ItTealtbolk-Vc 1 disharmony that may inter- Lemmon Robert Hall Dallas Services A information contact Allan Smith i I by to come home to alter those a am Monday Greenwood Chao Director of Purchasing 336-7851 el Dr Clifford Williams office Jones to re- often-fatiguing personal ap- I 0 gt fere with the order discipline In Hospital aline Interment Greenwood Ar and mission of the military ranoements Greenwood 31o0 Card of Thanks MCI of the trees blown pearance tours but also a site ----s 44vOlt 1-- services" White Settlement at University 336-0584 WE WISH to thank our many friends tt a storm sits near a for once-a-month musical ex- A 'f 05414A7414'kl' Clayton Andrew Taylor an and neighbors for their kindnesses the house travaganzas which draw thou- a a JAMES and prayers during the Illness and loss of our loved one May God bless NED JAMES 56 2800 Colonial each of you Family of Tom Tyler that old tree" re- sands of fans "Istluffed the punch line" employe of Bell Helicopter SUBCOMMITTEE a 1 r- died yesterday in a Dallas Parkway passed away Friday Tammy "I cried for In a natural hollow at the man Sam Ervin Jr D- Hospital James son Ned McCammon I Announcements lA pencoyuneturdyltiofnoilz frreosit far end of the wooded park is NC saying he had gotten Taylor 49 of 3041 Bright James Fort Worth daughter Over 0 RI Cppomp an amphitheater which will BULLETIN BOARD complainNraont Nancy rH John Ha Je samFeos rtj rW oFr toh Worth sisters Mrs Sharp rt (limn Call 732-7311 Insurance seat 8000 people Nearly complaints "about reports of had been hospitalized for the twice that many showed up sensitivity training which the past four weeks Department of Defense is re- He was a native of Fort Pulliam Fort Worth Mrs UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Scott Smithfield mother Mrs Angeit Fort Worth Ser Trio Coiffures Beauty Salon 3709 when George and Tammy put quiring servicemen to at- Worth and had been a Bell vices 4 pm Saturday Green Lancaster 451-4171 Gean Jones wood Chapel Rev James Owner 4 operators and manicurist Goes to on their first show last April 4 Thief Dis-Joints tend" told Secretary of De- employe for the past 10 years fense Melvin Laird in a He served with the Navy in Foster officiating I a On duty Open house all week old Greenwood A a and new customers welcome Greenwood 3100 White Settle ment at University 331-0584 i In addition to the seating letter last month: the South a i i during Ucttlge Notices 1 I 1 Aide arrangements and stage there are concession stands a 1 i i pressioa that this will involve member of the Englewood Bur "There is a common im- World War II and was a KAEDRw LIN DEAN KARL 49 1112 HURST LODGE NO 1387 away Friday Employed by am Work in de- children's playground a plc- Police Pot Plan a degree of coercion and Methodist is gess Ct Arlington pained Line Co Resident of Ar Called meeting Saturday :2 y' gr Breakfast 7 cm nic area and vast room for lington 18 years veteran of Members urged to at probing of personal beliefs Taylor is survived by his World War II Survivors: Daugh- tend Visitors welcome Hall parking a A and attitudes that will in- wife three daughters Mrs tens Mrs Miller Mrs ALLEN CROWLEY WM At Spanish Fork Utah Po- fringe on First Amendment Candy Wilson Mrs Kerry El- McClung Miss Kathy Karl JIM ELDREDGE Secy all Arlington stepmother Mrs Ellen Karl McGregor Texas THE SHOW lineups have lice Chief Ned Grant has been rf- liott and Miss Cindy Taylor brothers Charles Karl Dal Lost and Found 2 li 4: ott74- freedoms" las Bill Karl Sherman: three been impressive Last week nurturing a marijuana plant all of Fort Worth a step-son grandchildren Graveside set GUN collection cameras and miscel I t''' t''' 4' In response Aug 10 Army elarnneoHuallisegauirperzenstuntadkaeyn Afruogmusre2s2t for example Torn en Ro rt Ta er said ments Hugh Moore Sons 1 :1 I be Bobby Holcomb of Haltom 20 Vali a rnggi AAA4a74el to educate people and appar- 40a -aave no Insurance substantial reward No 't Tompall and the Glasser ently he did The plant grew 1r the Defense race relations ed- City a brother the Rev Hor- 1219 Davis Dr Arlington Brothers and Wayne Kemp iquestions 2441201 LOST MALE apricot Poodle puppy eight feet tall "We were us- 't1 14 I ueation program will not ace Taylor of Irving a sister KELLUM joined George and Tammy vicinity of Lancaster and Beach ing it during lectures to show a consist of sensitivity training Mrs Marjorie Parks of Fort DONALD LEONARD KELLUM St Reward Cali Linda at 5361392 or and their entourage Next pe -x: "nor win it probe personal be- Worth his mother Mrs Lu- 922 Galveston on Saturday Avg 451-2201 month's show will feature like" what marijuana looked 1 ''sk 28 Member of St Mark Method 11 STilAYED from 2329 McGuire Hai- said the chief "I guess fr i''H-'' '--1- liefs and attitudes that will her Taylor of Fort Worth and tat Church Survivors: Wife tom Cit y' bles brow i a Blue male sem- Agnes Marie Friends May (a th how re yel Kenny Price Bobby Bare and what it three grandchildren at Harveson A Cole Funeral lowish eyenssstiffelert earm answers to somebody remembered board Billy Jo Spears With that 1 looked like" A thief broke the s-s--- infringe on First Amendment freedoms As we are all Funeral services will be at services will be conducted 10 Baby Blue" 35-40 lbs $100 reward am a Rev DeNil I or return of dog or Information kind of talent it's little won- front window of the police sta- TOM DINAH aware the present state of 10 am Monday at Englewood Home 702 Elohth Ave where Wright and Rey Roy Rollin leading to recovery No ouestions 838-7078 or 838-6254 der that the shows have tion and stole the plant FLEETWOOD SHORE race relations in the armed Methodist Church with burial officiating Interment a I I Mills Cemetery Arrangements LOST envelope with documents on drawn so well in Rose Hill Cemetery Harveson Cole Commerce between 3rd and 2nd forces is as serious as it is in Please call JE 5-5073 or 3324083 The aim of the Country Mu- MENEFEE J83e8rarni 9L4ane identify and pay for ad FOUND in Haltom City Poodle on sic Park is to provide shows Tom CONTESTANT the nation generally ETHERIDGE A MENEFEE 69 Fleetwood tosses a dart ''5 0 ar 4 a 1 LOST IN Keller area Yorkshire ter- 1 for the entire family to see this weekend in the second certainly a laudable idea inas- North American Open Dart il '0 1- "THE PROPOSED pro- Ex-Restdent Robert Phoenix Ariz: Doyle rer male black miniature poodle IC- i 8 Fort Worth brothers and male '6100 reward WA 4-9535 much as so many country ---a- gram will make known clear- Robert both Dallas Eugene Me- tournament at Culver City ''t "'s nefee Lubbock sister Lorene area black and while music artists appear mainly N'-: ts participants the equal Ate' grandchildren two great-grand female part Cocker answers to Paiches after 5 call 5352(07 till 3 'n nightclubs and dance halls Calif: he can put plenty of ly to i Menefee Stephenville Tex 10 4 opportunity policies of the De- P' Idles at 26 children Services 11 am Mon call 334-2446 Reward I frst LOST bird dog male orange and To this end no alcoholic bey- heft into it Fleetwood 6-feet- day North Fort Worth Bao a sa I '4 tense Department of the indi- Church Rey i Lowrie and white Bryan tags Seminary Soulh 4 weighs 375 ounds Ile acts il' IL al Rev Jimmy Morgan officiatin2 area 9248273 Reward 3 erases are allowed the 1 jo 1 vidual services and of loca As I Interment Greenwood Arraire LOST back female Poodle wearing ll i for a living and last was seen 1e ments Shannon's North 6242191 nark commanders" red collar from behind Seminary In Arkansas South on Bolt St Dogis nursing It's a wonderful place not barkeep in on television as a shotgun-tot- it 1 On Thursday Frank Ren- O'NEAL pups reward offered for return 921- ing "high Chapar- MRS MYRTLE O'NEA1 Au 4426 only for family shows but WM der was fired as the Penta- ral" Ile also is an ardent tumn Leaf Nusinn Home Survi also for bringing up a family SENIOR gon's civil rights chief and a vors: Sons Pete O'Neal Fort Worth Rev O'Neal Point and next week we'll take a SPEARE darter and is secretary of the SHAKE CITIZEN spokesman said Laird felt Texas daughters Mrs Herbert Southern California Darts As- Eudy Fort Worth Mrs Jackie look at the growing Jones Southern there had not been enough Ellis Fort Worth brother Olan sociation which has 1200 Whitt Ladonia sister clan action" to end racial discrirn- Chatti Hunt Henderson Texas 17 grandchildren 36 oreat-nrand members and lists 244 saloons and worns or debate Con 'nation in the armed forces children two great-great-grand- in the state where darts are gross talks renewed the split I children Services 2 Pm Monday Render said he was asked to Diamond Oa kChurch of God thrown "But please we refer Rev Donald Stovall officiating between scholars and theater quit because of differences Interment Mt Olivet Arrervae to them as pubs says Fleet- ments Shannon's North 624-2191 them former tend to with superiors over how to wood view performers as eorrup- solve racial problems SENECAL ters of the Shakespeare texts Announcing Bender's re- MRS KITTY LYNN SENECAL vRiorustiesa2: Richard mother Mrs ion cK i Richard Kr vi ei vf ofer rs while the actors see the pun- moval a Pentagon spokes- Husband dits as rigid and intolerant of man said Defense Depart- Anna Lula Ratcliff Roanoke new interpretations ment efficials are encouraged daughters Mrs Peggy Malone Fort Worth Mrs a I en 1 noted theater personages in with progress being made by Pruitt Houston Mrs Rebecca Medlock McKinney brother Jo seph Kieffer Modesto Califor- Bowling Green Kentucky Mrs eluding Sir John Gielgud de- the armed services in follow- nia sisters Mrs La Rue KinleY dined invitations to attend ing Laird's antidiscrimination Mary Cunningham Washington DC 12 grandchildren Services directives 2 PM Sunday August 29th liar- the sessions rington-Bratcher Chapel Inter ment Rideeview Cemetery Ar- rangements Harrington-Bratcher 717 15th St Plano AUSTIN (AN Gov Pres' Ion Smith appointed one of his top aides Larry Teaver to the Texas State Insurance Board yesterday The governor said Teaver a former Lubbock insurance agent would bring a "con sumer-oriented" outlook to the power 1 ul three-man board In a surprise move Smith reappointed board member Du wood Manford whom Teaver was expected to replace Manford's term expired Jan 31 but he remained on the board pending appoint-mat of his successor Smith made room for Teaver by appointing board mem- her Charles Mathews as judge of the newly created 203th District Court in Austin Mathews was named to the insurance board by Smith less than two years ago Both Teaver's and Ma thews' appointments take el: feet Wedneslay Only Thursday Smith spoke of his intent to replace Man ford with Teaver while saying he had received about a dozen letters urging him to keep Manford on the board Informed sources said Smith was under heavy pressure from the insurance industry to keep Manford on the board which sets rates for automobile fire homeowners and workmen's compensation insurance Teaver 52 was a Lubbock real estate and insurance agent when Smith hired him in 1968 as a campaign worker Smith put him on his executive staff when he took office as governor in January 1969 "Although this is no criticism of the current board I know that Mr Teaver can bring a new dimension to the board which will very definitely be consumer-oriented" Smith said ton Smit) top aide the Tex Board ye The g( a forme agent sumer-or the pol board In a reappoint Durwo Teaver 1 place pired Jar on the be mcnt of II Smith er by api her judge of 203th nisi Mathews insurance than two Both thews' at feet Wedr Only Tf of his int ford with ing he dozen let keep Man In for Smith wa sure Iron dustry to board autornobil and work insurance Teaver real est agent wh in 1968 as Smith put tive staff as goverr "Althou cism of I know Hu bring a board Nvi nitely be Smith sai AUSTIN (AN Gov 1 res- ton Smith appointed one of his top aides Larry Teaver to the Texas State Insurance Board yesterday The governor said Teaver a former Lubbock insurance agent would bring a "con- sorrier-oriented" outlook to the 1 three-man board In a surprise move Smith reappointed member I) Manford whom Teaver was expected to re- place Manford's term ex- pired Jan 31 but he remained on the board pending appoint- mcnt of his successor Smith made room for Teav- er by appointing board mem- her a 1 Mathews as judge of the newly created 203th District Court in Austin Mathews was named to the insurance board by Smith less than two years ago Both Teaver's and Ma- thews' appointments take el- feet Wedneslay Only Thursday Smith spoke of his intent to replace Man- ford with Teaver while say- ing he had received about a dozen letters urging him to keep Manford on the board I In sources said Smith was under heavy pres- sure from the insurance in- dustry to keep Manford on the automobile fire homeowners board which sets rates for and workmen's compensation insurance Teaver 52 was a Lubbock real estate and insurance agent when Smith hired him in 1968 as a campaign worker Smith put him on his emu- tive staff when he took office as governor in January 1969 "Although this is no criti- cism of the current board I know that Mr Teaver can By LAKELAND miles Florida -3- I 1 '4 44 BILL NIcALLISTER one down in corner of "I loved BILL McALLISTER Job Smith If By I LAKE miles si Florida 34 1 Bit MeALLI: place on down in corner ol "I lov( fleeted 1 7 Inst Job i' mi two 1 1 i 1 By LAKELAND miles Florida 4i -P-7'' I ''''''z A i -s 1 tN BILL MeALLISTER place one down in corner of "I loved fleeted Job Smith LOST Sunday August 15 gold little finger ring diamond great sentimental value Reward 625-1793 LOST small black Poodle Green Oaks area wearing white flea collar With Dart of its chain Answers to "Sean" reward 2945 Joyce Dr LOST Black shorthaired female cat wearing gold collar Missing from Odom Ave Sunday pm Member of the family Reward please call 738- )460 LOST man's Accutron watch stain less steel stretch bend with calendar vicinity Lake BenbrooK launch-Ina ramp Reward 451-8576 FOUND male Irish Setter in River crest area 738-440 LOST or strayed Burleson or south Fort Worth area wall built male German Shepher answers to "Trooper" Liberal reward 2951425 LOST toy white male Poodle with green eyes and light brown nose 292- 3352 Wedgwood area female Poodle no collar and iniured in Edgecliff area 2942964 LOST Pointer female liver end white west side reward 738-9126 FOUND female Wirehaired Terrier on westside 244-7820 FOUND Irish Setter Wala9ga 531-2641 12 to 6 nm LOST Haltom City ara Toy bit ck male Poodle named "Precious" Reward offered 838-3876 LOST white Pointer pup Haltom City area 834-8655 LOST or strayed in Tangiewood area 2 year old Basset Hound to male answers to "Harm" Wearing chain collar 927-8168 LOST black and brown German Shepherd 2 Years old answers to "General" Please call 536-8437 FOUND male Poodle white with apricot mouth Euless 478-5373 LOST child's glasses at Wedgwood Methodist Pool 292-6529 LOST Thursday Black female toy poodle no collar Around Westcreek School area Reward 292-6725 FOUND quarter house gelding on New Hope Rd in Kennedale 478- 5689 LOST Sunday August 15 gold little finger ring diamond great senti- mental value Reward 625-1793 wearing white flea 11 LOST small black Poodle Green With part of its chain Answers to Oaks area i ea co ar 7 Sean" reward 2945 Joyce Dr LOST Black shorthaired female cat wearing gold collar Missing from Odom Ave Sunday pm Member of the family Reward please call 738 1460 LOST man's Accutron watch stain less steel stretch band with eaten- dar vicinity Lake Benbroolc launch moo ramp Reward 451-8576 nia713e8-41r4its0h Seller in River LOST or strayed Burleson or south German FOUND crest area Shepherd answers to Fort Worth area wall built male Trooper" Liberal reward 295142S LOST toy white male Poodle with green eyes and light brown nose 292- 3352 Wedgwood area collar and female Poodle no niured in Edaecliff area 294-2964 LOST Pointer female liver and white west side reward 738-9126 FOUND female Wirehaired Terrer i on westside 2447820 FOUND Irish Setter Wala oga 531-2641 12 to 6 nm LOST Haltom City aria Toy bick male Poodle named "Precious" Re- ward offered 838-3876 LOST white Pointer pup Haltom area 2 year old Basset Hound le- City area 834-8655 LOST or strayed in Tanglewood male answers to "Harm" Wearing chain collar 927-8168 LOST black and brown German Shepherd 2 years old answers to "General" Please call 536-8437 Frank Ray Baker 26 a former Fort Worth resident died yesterday in Ft Smith Ark after an industrial accident on Aug 18 in a Dierks Ark sawmill Baker a native of Fort Worth had lived in Lockesburg Ark for the past year Surviving are his wife of Lockesburg two sons Steven Baker and Frank Baker Jr both of Fort Worth one daughter Tricia Baker of Fort Worth a Jame and stepdaughter Patty both of Lockesburg his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Pennington of Fort Worth his father Baker of Fort Worth six brothers Baker Jr in the Navy James Baker of Burleson Bill Baker and David Baker of Fort Worth Johnny Baker in the Air Force and Daniel Baker of San Angelo three sisters Mrs Elizabeth Ritchie and Mrs Joyce Pettis of Fort Worth and Miss Charlene Baker of San Angelo Services will be held at 2 pm Monday at the Church of Jesus Christ with burial in Laurel Land Frank Ray Baker 26 a for- mer Fort Worth resident died yesterday in Ft Smith Ark after an industrial accident on Aug 18 in a Dierks Ark sawmill Baker a native of Fort Worth had lived in Lockes- burg Ark for the past year Surviving are his wife of Lockesburg two sons Steven Baker and Frank Baker Jr both of Fort Worth one daughter Tricia Baker of Fort Worth a a and stepdaughter Patty both of Lockesburg his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Penning- ton of Fort Worth his father Baker of Fort Worth ix brothers Baker Jr in the Navy James Baker of id Baker of Fort Worth John- Burleson Bill Baker and Day- fly Baker In the Air Force and Daniel Baker of San An- vein! three cigterg Mrq Phi- ROUNDUP: Willie Nelson the prolific songwriter from either Abbott or Fort Worth depending on who you ask will bring his song bag and Record Men band back to Panther Hall next Saturday night Nelson's latest RCA al-burn "Yesterday's Wine" is the usual heady stuff expected from this unique song stylist All of the songs except one were written by Nelson with the title tune and "Summer of Roses" the best of an all-good lot From Canada to Texas is the route George Hamilton IV follows Ilk last album had all songs written by Canadian composers His next will be "West Texas Highway" which is the title of his current single Due on the album will be a redition of "What's Fort Worth?" and liner notes by WBAP's Bill Mack ROUNDUP: Willie Nelson the prolific songwriter from either Abbott or Fort Worth depending on who you ask will bring his song bag and Record Men band hack to Panther Hall next Saturday night ni flit Nelso8 n' latest RCA al- the usual heady stuff expect- bum "Yesterday's Wine" is from this unique song sty! 1st All of the songs except one were written by Nelson with the title tune and "Sum- mer of Roses" the best of an all-good lot From Canada to Texas is the route George Hamilton IV follows Ilk last album had all songs written by Canadian composers his next will be "West Texas Highway" which is the title of his viirrent single Due on SIIORT TRIP With Dinah Shore as a passenger Sen Barry Goldwater enjoyed a short very short motorcycle jaunt yesterday It was on the set of the singer's "Dinah's Place" and the senator was being filmed for appearance in a segment of the television show The motorcycle was assembled by Goldwater from a kit TO EDIT OR NOT In Vancouver BC the world's Shakespeare experts vened this week for the first World Shakespeare Congress Proceedings at weekend were underlining that the bard left as legacy not only pages of script but also words SHORT With Di- TRIP Barry na wai nah Shore as a passenger aer enjoyer I is Sell a short very short mo- torQ ct jaunt es 't May It NIT singer's was on le se h' Place and the sen- Ind Place ator wls being filmed for ap- pearance in a segment of the television show The motorcy- cle was assembled by Gold- water from a kit TO EDIT OR NOT In Vancouver BC the world's Shakespeare experts veiled this week for the first World Shakespeare Congress Two Victims Of Wreck Identified Victims WO Victims reck I 1 1 1 OrtIllflati I SENIOR POWER While many politicians are campaigning vigorously for the new teen-age vote Sen Fred Harris D-Okla is not forgetting the nation's growing population of the elderly Visiting a Senior Citizens Center in Miami yesterday the senator told the residents he believes new employment opportunities for older people should be opened and that they should not be penalized for earnings on their Social Security checks 'Harris who has been making candidate motions also said he will decide by Oct I whether to become a full-fledged seeker of the presidency INSIDE Beirut three Egyptians were arrested today as they attempted to smuggle hashish to Cairo Lebanese police said the drug was hidden inside plaster busts of the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser SENIOR POWER While many politicians are cam- paigning vigorously for the new teen-age vote Sen Fred Harris D-Okla is not forget- ting the nation's growing pop- ulation of the elderly Visiting a Senior Citizens Center in Miami yesterday the senator MIlloineniOnlinnoliMEI I 1 A a a i- a oi 'r ii TAYLOR CLAYTON ANDREW TAYLOR 48 3041 Bright passed away Friday In a Dallas hospital after a month's Illness Life-long resident of Fort Worth Navy veteran of World War II sheet metal worker at Bell Helicopter Methodist Survivors: Wife Bet daughters Mrs Candy Wilson Carrie Elliott Taylor Cindy Kay Taylor son Robert Holcomb mother Mrs Luther Taylor sister Mrs Marlorie Parks all Fort Wort brother Horace Taylor Irving Services 10 am Monday Inglewood Methodist Church Rev McClendon officiating Interment Roe Hill Arrangements Hugh Moore Sons 4912 Lancaster WINZER MISS EMMA ELIZABETH WINZER 51 1607 California Ln Arlinoton passed away Thurs elby Born Reynolds Co formerly a professor at the University of Texas at Arlinoton and recently at Terleton State at Stephenville Member Of Firt An tist Church St00110nVille Received dwelt from Texas 111men's University Denton vont: Mother Mrs Bessie Win-per Stephenville Services 4 om Saturday Moore Funeral Chaoet Arlinoton Graveside ervices 2 pm Sunday Rotas Texas Arrangements Hugh Moore Sons 1219 Davis Arlington YARBROUGH CHARLIE YARBROUGH N2 Alvarado passed away Friday Survivors: Sister Mrs Lucille Yarbrough Thacker Alvarado several nieces and nephews Ser- vices 3 pm Sunday Crosier- Pearson Chapel interment Sand Flat Cemetery Arrangements Crosier-Pearson Cleburne TAYLOR CLAYTON ANDREW TAYLOR 48 3041 Bright passed away Fri day In a Dallas hospital after a worker at Bell Helicopter Meth- month's Illness Life-long resi- dent of Fort Worth Navy vete! an of World War II sheet metal Survivors: Wife daughters Mrs Candy Wilson Carrie Elliott Taylor Cindy Kay Taylor son Robert Holcomb mother Mrs Luther Taylor sic vi 3 -0 3519 IC Torry girl WANT RIDE first grader River side share expenses 1134-10114 NEED a ride from Ft Worth to Hobbs plant in Cleburne 7 AM to 3:30 shift 834-3205 GIRL needs ride from Ft Worth to NTSLI and back Monday through Friday Call Galt from 11:00 am 7:00 pm at 237-4711 NEED riders to Norfolk area 'Wino early on 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DIAL ED 2-7722 STAR- TaFfirIM ACTION ADS Slar-Totooram Mit Ititips euroati GRAND PRAIRIE An industrial accident here yesterday at Vaught Aeronautics claimed the life of James Hagerman 57 of Dallas Hagerman a 22-year employe of the LTV Aerospace subsidiary died shortly after being caught between a tow tractor he had been driving and a parked airplane The accident occurred about ll am while Hagerman worked on the flight line Ile is survived by his wife and son David Ilagerman 13 Funeral arrangements will be announced by Dudley Hughes Funeral Home in Oak nit I Mummy Wrappings Imported for Paper NEW YORK A century ago most US newspapers were printed on recycled stock paper made from old rags plus gram straw Rag3 were so scarce just before the Civil War that several ihiploads of mummy wrappings were imported from Egypt as raw material for papermaking Fire rails answered by PIA Fort Wu tI lice deloirtniont for the 21 hour 302S vs Lane and Los ke aide hold (Jammu 1151 am-2901 Main trash 120S 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