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Porlf Apr II 3. 19M Deaths and funerals Silver dollars, jewerly stolen Dan L. Parker Dan L. Parker of Chicota died at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday in L.

P. McCuistion Regional Medical Center. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. Thursday in Chicota Baptist Church with the Rev. Clarence H.

Hyatt officiating. Interment follow in Forest. Chapel Cemetery under the direction of Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.

The body will lie at the church from 3 p.m. until service time Thursday. Mr. Parker was born July 29, 1895 in Waureka, a son of Richard and Leona Parker. He married Marlar on July 28, 1922 in Madill, Okla.

He moved to Chicota in 1925 and had been a resident there since that time. Mr. Parker was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the Chicota Assembly of God Church. He was a retired mechanic. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Ila Parker of Chicota; four daughters, Mrs. Allene Terrell of Tupelo, Mrs. Ruth Sax of San Jose, Mrs. Goldie Keiser of Moro, 111., and Katie McCourt of Dallas; four sons, C. W.

Parker of Texas City, Lawrence Parker, Alvin Parker and Clifton Parker, all of Dallas; one brother, Ernest Parker of Hugo, three sisters, Mrs. Maude Martin of Hugo, Mrs. Rachel Burnett of Grant, and Mrs. Hazel Ferr of Oregon; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Billie McDonald Mrs. Billie Imogene McDonald of 230 Brookview, Channelview, died Tuesday in Houston. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday in the First Methodist Church of Blossom with the Rev. Richard Naylor officiating.

Interment will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery under the direction of Steele and Thomas Funeral Home. Mrs. McDonald was born July 24, 1927 in Paris, a daughter of Earl and Nita Fagan Bryan. She married Melvin McDonald July, 1941 in Paris. She was a housewife and had lived in the Houston area for the past 24 years.

Survivors include her husband, Melvin McDonald of Channelview; her father, Earl Bryan of Blossom; four daughters, Betty Treece of Livingston, Sandra Black of Channelview, Patsy Jaeschke of Beckville and Brenda Mclntyre of Houston; two sisters, Joyce Lewis of Blossom and Mary Wehberg of Houston; and 11 grandchildren. Armstrong funeral Funeral services for Oliver H. Armstrong, Leisure Lodge Nursing Home, were conducted Tuesday afternoon in Steele- Thomas Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Charles Hosteller officiated and burial was in Evergreen Cemetery.

Bearers were Clifford Lollar, Alfonzo Smith, Clyde Taylor, Curtis Freeman, Paul Braswell and Buddy Meier. Mr. Armstrong died Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Nolen services BOGATA Howard Nolen, 67, of Bogata died at his home Tuesday.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church in Bogata with the Rev. Bob Posey officiating. Bogata Funeral Home will make burial in Highland Cemetery at Deport. Mr.

Nolen was born Oct. 4, 1912 in Lamar County. He had lived in Bogata five years. His parents were Floyd and Kate Anderson Nolen. He was a retired dairyman.

Surviving are three sisters, Mrs.SusieCliffordof Monroe, Mrs. Lillie Ivy Utsey of Bryan and Mrs. Ollie Fay Mantooth of Garland; one brother, Floyd Nolen of Bogata and several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Jones funeral Funeral services for Mrs. John H. Jones, formerly Jayne Adele Broomfield, of Fort Worth were held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home Chapel. Dr.

James Sempie officiated. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers included Tommy Haynes, Bill Kerby, Webb Baird, F. D. Mallory, III, George Robinson and PatBassano.

Mrs. Jones died March 28 in New York City, as a result of an automobile accident. Clara Williams Mrs. Clara M. Whitlock Williams of Lancaster died Wednesday morning in Dallas.

Services are pending with Gene Roden's Sons, Directors of Funerals. Dee St. John Dee St. John of Maxey died at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Joseph's Hospital. Services are pending with Gene Roden's Sons, Directors of Funerals. Mrs. Pauline Jones PHOENIX, Ariz. Mrs.

Pauline Jones of 2330 E. Wood, Phoenix, died Monday in Phoenix. Funeral services are to be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Jones was born Jan.

30, 1892 in Anniston, a daughter of James Monroe and Vernetta Armstrong Blake. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Sarah Fletcher of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. Artie Stanfield of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Ruth Caraway of Dallas; four brothers, Preston Blake of Dallas, Samuel Blake of Paris, Claudis Blake of Los Angeles and Buford Blake of Texarkana; and one grandson.

Susie Oats COOPER Oats, 87, died Tuesday afternoon in Birchwood Manor Nursing Home in Cooper. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. in Charleston Methodist Church with the Rev. Johnny Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Charleston Cemetery under the direction of Delta Funeral Home.

Mrs. Oats was born Dec. 4, Weather LOCAL U.S. Weather Bureau information for the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Wednesday, courtesy of observer Richard W.

Floyd. High temperature Tuesday 76, low 54, overnight low 54. Temperature at 8 a.m. Wednesday 60. Temperature range for this date last year 79-44.

Record high for this date 91 in 1918, record low 30 in 1936. No rainfall was recorded during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Wednesday. Rainfall to date this year 5.93 inches. Rainfall to this date last year 14.75 inches.

The sky was partly cloudy at 8 a.m. Wednesday. LAKE PAT MAYSE conditions as of 8 a.m. Wednesday: Elevation 451.05 feet (normal elevation 451 feet); water temperature 58 degrees lake conditions, clear. FORECAST North Texas: Mostly cloudy today and tonight, decreasing cloudiness Thursday.

Thunderstorms likely most of area this afternoon, ending west early evening. Few showers lingering east until Thursday morning. Highs, 75 to 80. Lows 45 to 56. Highs Wednesday 66 to 74.

OUTLOOK North Texas: Partly cloudy and mild Friday through Sunday. Lowest temperatures near 40 northwest to the mid 50s southeast. Highest ranging from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. 1892 in Delta County, a daughter of H. A.

and Eliza Phillips Nabors. She married Byron Oats Jan. 28, 1910. He preceded her in death on March 17, 1969. Mrs.

Oats was a lifelong resident of Charleston. Survivors include a son, Arvol Oats of Charleston; three daughters, Mrs. Venice Worden and Mrs. Glenna Scott, both of Charleston and Miss Betty Oats of Dallas; four grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. The body will lie at the church from 10 a.m.

to service time. The family will receive friends tonight at the funeral home. Lay funeral Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Dean Lay of Rt. 2, Paris, were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

in Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Eddy Johnson officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers included Robert Ross, Jack Williams, Earl Fields, Bobby Kent, Carl Foster and Ben Tow. Mrs.

Lay died March 31 in L. P. McCuistion Regional Medical Center. Mrs. Lizzie Clark HUGO, Okla.

Mrs. Lizzie B. Clark of Boswell died Tuesday in Durant. Funeral services will be at the First Baptist Church of Fort Towson Friday at 2 p.m. Interment will follow in Fort Towson Cemetery under the direction of Coffey Funeral Home.

Mrs. Clark was born Dec. 10, 1895 in Boswell, a daughter of Henry and Irene Powers Dudley. She had been a lifelong resident of Boswell. She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Charles Clark, on Nov.

19, 1918. Survivors include two daughters, Vella Cline of Fort Towson and Laura Foley of Valliant; one stepdaughter, Evelyn Pierce of Boswell; a son, M. W. Morecrafe of McFarland, 23 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren and one great-great- grandchild. Mrs.

Kate Elm ore HUGO, Okla. Kate Elmore of Boswell died Tuesday in Hugo. Funeral services will be held at the Boswell Methodist Church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Interment will follow in Restland Cemetery under the direction of Coffey Funeral Home. Mrs.

Elmore was born Sept. 25, 1885 in Delta County, Texas, a daughter of John and Caroline Jordan Howard. She was preceded in death by her husband, J. C. Elmore, on May 30,1972.

Survivors include a son, John Elmer of Boswell; four daughters, Mrs. Gladys Winters of Boswell, Mrs. Irene Dancer of Hugo, Mrs. Anel McDaniel of Holliday, Texas and Mrs. Charlene Watkins of Chula Vista, one sister, Mrs.

Pearley Chewing of Childress, Texas; 27 grandchildren; 65 great- grandchildren and 14 great- great-grandchildi-en. H.B. Beeler.Jr. COOPER H. B.

Beeler, Jr. of Pecan Gap died this morning at his home in Pecan Gap. Funeral arrangements are pending with McClanahan and Sons Funeral Home. Harbison services BOGATA Lt. Col.

Bobby Lynn Harbinson died Sunday on Okinawa where he was stationed with the U.S. Marine Corps. Service arrangements are pending with Bogata Funeral Home. Col. Harbison is survived by his father, Bill Harbison of Bogata; his wife, Sybil Harbison; a daughter, Miss Kathy Harbison of Abilene; a son, Bob Harbison, Jr.

of Centralia, five sisters, Mrs. Naomi Smith of Bogata, Mrs. Billie Griffith of Irving, Mrs. Frances Aslakson of Sherman, Mrs. Judy Jannise of Beaumont and Mrs.

Edna Young of Dallas; three brothers, Glynn Harbison of Paris, Travis Harbison of Bogata, and Dean Harbison of Dayton, Ohio; and one grandson, Damon Harbison of Centralia, 111. The family will be at the home of Bill Harbison in Bogata. Mrs. Sara Morris BOGATA Mrs. Sara Morris, 79, of San Diego, formerly of Red River County, died Monday afternoon in San Diego.

Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the Manchester Cemetery with Julian Reynolds officiating. Burial will be under the direction of Bogata Funeral Home. Mrs. Morris was born Sept.

14, 1906 in DeQueen, a daughter of Jeff anrl Lillie Riggs. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Betty Walker of San Diego; two sisters, Mrs. Mae Alsobrook and Mrs. Cecil Hearn, both of Bogata; two brothers, Claude Riggs and Pete Riggs; two step sisters, Mrs.

Cora Bell Chapel of Pensacola, and Mrs. Daisy Hendrick of El Paso; and five grandchildren. The family win receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday evening at the funeral home. Jeremiah Jones Jeremiah Jones, infantson of Mr.

and Mrs. Timothy Dwayne Jones, 940-34th SE, died Monday in McCuistion Medical Center. Graveside services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Evergreen Cemetery. Gene Roden's Sons, Directors of Funerals, had charge of arrangements.

The child was born March" 30,1980. Surviving are the parents, Timothy Dwayne Jones and Jo Marie Early Jones; a brother, Tracy D. Jones; the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Early and Mr.

and' Mrs. Tommy D. Jones, all of Paris; the great- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

S. Preston of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Yandell of Noble and Howard Early of Honey Grove. Paris Plaza traffic flow change tabled The City of Paris Traffic Safety Commission tabled a motion Tuesday evening by merchants of the Paris Plaza Shopping Center, 650 Bonham to temporarily change the flow of traffic in the 400, 500 and 600 blocks of Bonham Street.

According to James Barnett, assistant Paris police chief, the merchants asked for the change due to problems customers were having in entering the center because of drainage construction work in the area. "It was one suggested method of getting in and out of the center," Barnett said. "But I talked to the merchants, and we all agreed that it probably wouldn't help." Barnett said the change would probably cause an increase in traffic accidents due to confusion. He said the motion was tabled as a "last resort" in case the action became necessary in the future. In other action, the commission approved a request by Barnett for a "no parking zone" on DeSnong Drive from North Main to Lewis Lane.

The request was made due to a problem with cars being parked on both sides of Lewis Lane, creating hazards for emergency vehicles approaching L. P. McCuistion Medical Center. A request for a 15 mile per hour speed limit in the 1200 block of 17th Street SE was denied by the commission. The request was made by a resident of the area in response to problems with loud cars.

Barnett said the request was denied because enforcement of existing laws would remedy the situation. News ofGIs Marine Lance Cpl. Richard W. Cox, son of WiHiam F. and Vicki Green of Route 2, Paris, has been meritoriously promoted to his present rank while serving with 1st Marine Division, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif.

He joined the Marine Corps in September 1978. LYDIA BIBLE Club will meet at 2 p.m. Friday with Mrs. F. D.

Mallory, 815-40th SE. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, died in 1922. Paris police are investigating the theft of 12 silver dollars and several items of jewelry, valued at $450, from Shirley Pate, 736 S. Main. Ms.

Pate told police that she had the items in her purse and believed they were taken Monday night while she was gone. Police roundup reports of recoveredC? property, and one Vepof ofci criminal trespass Pol also arrested three persoha'f; for public intoxication, "Pete" Wilkerson. POLICE arrested a 38- year-old Paris man Tuesday afternoon in connection with a shoplifting incident at Gibson's Discount Store, 2505 ClarksvilleSt. Store personnel told police they saw the man put on a pair of boots, valued at $42.97, and try to walk out of the store with them. The man was arrested and taken to the Lamar County Jail in lieu of $500 bond set by Justice of the Peace L.

Z. POLICE are investigating a Wednesday morning vandalism incident in which a plate glass window at Data Management, 170-8th SE, was broken. The value of the window was $225, reports indicated. GREG SITZ, 18, 2150 W. Plum, was treated and released from St.

Joseph's Hospital for an accidental gunshot wound in the leg. Sitz told police he was cleaning a gun when it went off. woman Tuesday morning in connection with a shoplifting incident at Wal-Mart, 3060 Clarksville St. Store personnel told police that the woman put several items of clothing, valued at $29.82, into another woman's purse. The other woman was not charged, reports indicated.

The Hugo woman was released after paying a $50 fine, policesaid. LAMAR Sheriff's officers arrest 24-year-old Dallas maa?) Tuesday on a motion revoke probation. officers arrested the rrian the Dallas County Office. Stocks POLICE arrested a 24- year-old Hugo, DURING the 24-hour period ending 7 a.m. Wednesday, police also investigated four minor accidents, one disturbance, seven misdemeanor thefts, one assault, one report of a suspicious vehicle, two A 30-YEAR-OLD woman was released the Lamar County.

5 Tuesday after being arrestSpE; for misdemeanor theft attorney paid bond for release, reports indicated. THE PARIS Department put. grease: fire about 11:52 p.m".- Tuesday at 1775 N. Main," reports indicated. Time out' was 17 minutes.

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Annie Harmon Betterton, Deport; Kimble, 2895 Lewis Lane; Alice Bonner, 925-lst NE; Walter Miller, 2175 W. Mrs. Tina Bonner, Hugo, Shiloh; Mrs. Thelma Myres, Joel Braudrick Hugo, Rt. T- Michael S.

Nunez, Rt. Mrs. Mary A. Doyal, Houston Pope, 1940 W. 905 E.

Polk; Julie Drum- Shiloh; Mrs. Hattie Preston, mond, Sulphur Springs; Refue Galloway, Valliant, Mrs. James Gordon, 220-30th NW; John A. Green, 1154 E. Tudor; Mrs.

G. H. Hodnett, Sumner; Tempie Dellinger, Antlers, Mrs. Randy Burks, 510-17th NE; Mrs. Magnolia McCleary, 821-3rd NW; Casey Moore, Idabel, Mrs.

Gladys O'Neal, Deport; Mrs. Billy D. Owens, Cooper; Rush Phillips, Deport; Mrs. Earl Reves, 715-13th NW; George Whiteman, Clarksvitle; ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Kathy Whitfield, Durant, Admitted: J.

D. Chappell, Mrs. Roy Arrasmith, 634-11th NW; Mrs. Mittie Clarksville. Taylor, 240-3rd NE; Mrs.

Linda. Lister, 620-33rd NE; 309-5th SW; Mrs. Gertrude Ragan, 345-3rd NW; Robert Roberts, Talco; Mrs. Haskell Rogers, Garvin, Edwin Sanderson, 3290 Clarksville; Mrs. Maude Shelton, Detroit; Mrs.

Murphy Simmons, Bagwell; Mrs. W. E. Smith, Farris, Mrs. Ronald Sudderth and daughter, Bonham; Mrs.

George Taylor, Cunningham; Mrs. Margie Whitlock, 1808 Margaret. Dismissed: Mrs. Kathy Adams, 604-12th SE; John Alley, Detroit; Hollis Drinkard, Hugo, Ernest Driver, Powderly; Mrs. Daphene Gist, Pittsburgh; Mrs.

William Golden, Hughes Springs; Gooding, Hugo, Mrs. Mrs. Shirley Ellis, 635-4th SE; James Burnett, 1621 E. Washington; Thomas Lowery, 150-34th SW; Mrs. Leler Fuller, Soper, Mrs.

Millie Tatum, Valliant, Miss Malanie Lewis Weiss. 1345-23rd SE; Mrs. 'Amnesty' declared on over-due books 12 38 314 17 2Hi mi 344 17 2144 More stocks of local interest The Paris Public Library has declared an amnesty on all over-due library books. The amnesty will be in conjunction with National Library Week, April 13-19. "Every year the library experiences a loss of valuable reading material which is checked out and never returned," said Librarian John Hastings.

"For this one-week period, FROM CHARLES SCHWAB ft CO.fl Dallas, Texas Morning Stocks Altamil Corp. Campbell Soup 26 Campbell-Taggart City Investing Co. .15 Control Data flVa Crane DeKalb 4 Dr. Pepper Enserch Corp. 2SVs First City Bancorp.

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Murphy Pepsico Phillips Industries Pillsbury Purolator 22 Sambo's 4 Sherwin-Williams 27Vs Southland Corp. 18y 4 Tandy Corp. Wal-Mart Zales Who's new any person having an overdue book may turn it in at McDonald's on Lamar Avenue. McDonald's has agreed to be a collection site and has offered to give a free hamburger guest card for any returned over-due book." "Since no fines will be charged," Hastings concludes, "It is hoped that library patrons will take advantage of this unique opportunity to return any book they may still have." Rosie Thornton, Honeyi Grove; T. J.

Cooper; Miss Marcia" Rhoades, Hugo, Tanya Robinson, Harold HignighuJ Valiiant, Mrs. Ruth Davis, 940-20th Mrm Lucille Smith, 2350 Cherry; Miss Myrtle Smith', Honey Grove; Ms; Warren, 102 N. Main; Sarah V. Estes, Dismissed: Pete Bogata; Von Hugo, Carl Johnsonjc 117-3rd SE; Mrs. Bertha'O Jones, Rt.

Chris Sahuallafn 1551 Graham; James Patterson, Enloe; Vada'-" 1 Bolton, Rt. Michaelb O'Dea, 2440 Highland Mrs. Patricia Mountain; Eddie Black 1 Bagwell; Eunice Byrd, 1008 Conner; Mrs. LethaSI Slusher, Cunningham; MrsrfJ Ocie Norrell, 925-eth Mrs. Iva Hens ley, 145 Wj-'i Cherry.

Setting straight AN ITEM in Paris News identified the 8 in an auto following an iifS the' rl auto' 'was- Applegate, 21, Also injured in the crash and incorrectly identified Danny Mack Young, '18, pL, Greenville. TERMITES ANTS, ROACHES OTHER PESTS! Call 785-5151 or785--3324 BUTLER'S Red Bell Termite 1644 Pine Bluff STORMEV RENEE is the name of the daughter born March 28 at L. P. McCuistion Regional Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Guenther of Paris. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Preston of Paris.

Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ruin Preston and Mr. and Mrs. Will Cole, all of Paris.

VOTE FOR A WOMAN "FIRST" FOR LAMAR COUNTY Margaret Biggers Justice Of The Peace PREC.NCT 5-PLACE 1 MAY-1960-DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT APPRECIATED Pol. Adv. PaW By: Margaret Biggera 1611 East Washington Ready-to-Wear Department; Messanine Floor (AND THE DINNER HORN) DSPS 470 460 Published Daily except Saturday by NORTHTEXAS PUBLISHING CO Box 1078, Paris, Texas 75460 Second claw postage paid at Paris, Texas Telephone 1744 Class. Adv. 7SS-S5M POSTMASTER: Send Form 3579 to Post Office Box 1078, Paris, Texas, Publisher PatM.

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