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McKINNEY, TEXAS, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1947. THE DAILY COURIER-GAZETTE LAST RITES HELD HERE SUNDAY FOR AMANDA ENGLAND Last rites held at 4 o'clock Sun day afternoon in the chapel of the Harris Funeral Home for Miss Amanda England, 84, who died unexpectedly about 6:30 p. m. Saturday. She had been in failing health the past several years.

Interment was made in Mutual Cemetery at Plano. Rev. Kenneth Hay, pastor of the First Christian Church of which she was a member, and Rev. Anton J. Van Puffelen, pastor of.

the First Presbyterian Church, officiated. Arlee McKinney, Jim Alfred Willis, Roy McKinney, Fred McKinney, John Douglas Marley of San Antonio, Thomas Franklin of Dallas and Henry Pennington acting as pallbearers. Miss England, the daughter of Matthew and Margaret Anderson England, was born September 9, 1862, in Sparta, Tennessee. She came to Texas when she was five years of age and with the exception of 27 years' residence in San Antonio, she had made her home with her niece, Mrs. Douglas Marley, 517 West Davis street, since 1913.

Miss England is survived by four pieces, Mrs. Douglas Marley, Mrs. Pearl Watson, Mrs. Bessie Willis and Mrs. Aline Pennington and three nephews, George McKinney, FUNERAL SERVICES HELD SUNDAY FOR MRS.

DAUGHERTY Funeral services were held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Irving Christian Church for Mrs. Lottie Mae Huddleston Daugherty, who pased away at her home in Irving at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Intermade in Pecan Grove ment was Cemetery here under the direction of Massie Funeral Home.

Mrs. Daugherty, a native of Collin County, was the laughter of the late Thomas. W. and Julia len Huddleston. She was a member of the Christian Church.

Survivors include the husband, J. R. Daugherty of Irving; one son, Jack R. Daugherty; one grandson and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. M.

E. Majors of Graham, Mrs. A. Taylor of Grand Prairie; Mrs. F.

G. Cardaway of Grand Prairie: Gilmer Huddleston of Dallas and Austin of Mount Pleasant. Try A Loaf of "OLD FASHIONED" Milk Bread. Also Plenty of Cabell's Ice PASTRY SHOP. Arlee.

McKinney and Eugene Mc-1 Kinney, all of this city. She was preceded in death by her parents, three sisters and two brothers. BLACKEYED PEA SEEDS We have just received a limited amount of California Type Large Blackeyed Pea Seeds. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED LEDBETTER GROCERY AND MARKET Across from High School 514 W. Louisiana Street KARL'S Melon Garden NOW OPEN Serving Delicious, Sweet Watermelons Intersection of Highway 75 and 24 Opening Each Evening Until 12 LOW BACK PAINS ARE AGONIZING But are easily corrected by new technique.

Low back pains may be associated with Lumbago, Kidney, Rheumatism, Sciatic Neuritis and Female Disorders. If you have tried everything else don't let it discourage you. Dr. Harriss specializes in spinal correction and relief 19 quite often obtained after the first treatment. Phone 779 For Appointment Dr.

D. W. Harriss, Chiropractor Colon Therapy Diatheramy Residence Phone 1059 Closed Thursday Afternoon How Does Your Car Look And How Does It Perform? With summer days coming on with hot sun and oily it should have a thorough cleansing. Radiapavements, tor flushed out clean fresh water added. Battery inspected, Brakes and Lighting system checked over, Transmission and differential checked (summer grease), Body washed and polished, Chassis thoroughly lubricated.

COME IN TODAY DRIVE IN COMFORT TOMORROW. PHONE 894 PLYM Motor DODGE Company WILLIAM L. BROCK PASSES AWAY AT M'KINNEY HOME William Lee Brock, retired, passed away at his home, 512 W. Davis street, Sunday morning following an illness of several months. Born April 5, 1898, in Texas, he the son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. was Brock. Survivors include his wife, three.

children, Doris, Billy Ray and Kenneth Brock, all of McKinney, and the following brothers and sisters. M. L. Brock and George Brock, of McKinney, route 5, Jim Brock of Amarillo, Mrs. Floyd Coleman of this city, Mrs.

Mary Hicks of Goree and Mrs. Josie Masof Odessa and one nephew, R. son L. Brock of McKinney. Funeral services were held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Wilson Chapel Church with interfollowing in the Wilson Chament pel Cemetery.

Rev, Kenneth Hay and Rev. Earl Rogers officiated and Roy Hamm, Dauthard Mixson, R. L. Hamm, A. E.

Terry, Si McGarrah, Leonard Capps, Virgil Hankey and Truman Hankey acted as pallbearers. Crouch-Moore Funeral Home of this city was in charge of arrangements. SERVICES SUNDAY AT SNOW HILL FOR W. E. HURST Last rites were conducted at Snow Hill at 3.

o'clock Sunday afternoon for William Elijah Hurst, 84, who passed away at his home at Snow Hill at 12:15 Saturday. Rev. John Hilger and Rev. W. E.

Wyatt conducted the services and members of the Masonic Lodge, of which he was a member, acted as pallbearers. CrouchMoore Funeral Home of this city was in charge of arrangements. Mr. Hurst, a native of Kentucky, the son of the late Mr. and was Mrs.

John Hurst. He had been a resident of Collin County many and was a well-known retired years farmer of the Snow Hill community. Surviving the deceased besides the wife, are the following children: Harlen Hurst of Sulphur Springs, Harve, Aurel, and Elmer Hurst, all of Farmersville; Albert Hurst of Kilgore; Marvin Hurst of Merritt; Mrs. Bell Brazier of Farmersville, Mrs. Tony Day of Electra and Mrs.

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CO. INSURANCE Phone 1447 McKinney, Tex. JAMES T. COUCH DIES SUNDAY AT CITY HOSPITAL James Thomas Couch, well known retired McKinney business man, passed away at 6:15 p. m.

Sunday at the City Hospital following a prolonged illness. A native of Texas, Mr. Couch came to McKinney in 1896 from Union Springs, Wise County, to open a music business. A member of the First Baptist Church, he had held offices in the church and had taken an active part in all its proFor many years he was grams. prominent in Boy Scout activities in McKinney.

He was born January 27, 1871, at Basin Springs, Grayson County, the son of Sidney Pinkney Couch and Jane Norwood Couch, being 196 years of age at the time of his death. Mr. Couch married Miss Sallie Mills Bingham on January 27, 1897, and to them were born seven children. Surviving besides his wife are five children, Mrs. Sallie B.

Holcomb, Mrs. P. E. Martin, Mrs. R.

B. Melton, James T. Couch and John Pinkney Couch; and seven grandchildren. Two children, Virginia Jane Couch, who died in infancy, and Mary Louise Couch, preceded him in death: Last rites are to be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the home, 203 North Church street, with interment following in Pecan Grove Cemetery. Rev.

Fitzhugh' Talbot of Dallas will officiate. Sims Cameron, Earl Walker, Luther Truett, Frank Wheatley, A. C. Bullock, Frank Wolford, Graves Snider and Bill Martin will act as pallbearers. Harris Funeral Home of this city is in charge of arrangements.

WORN OUT FROM GETTING UP If you get up nights -have frequent desire to pass your water- yes, and have backache, due to excess acidity in the urine, be glad you're reading this: Three generations ago Dr. Kilmer, famous doctor, found hundreds of his patients with this trouble. So medicine of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, balsams. He called it "Swamp-Root." Millions of men and women have taken it- often with amazing results. Swamp-Root goes right to work to out kidneys increases flow of urine, helping relieve excess acidity the irritated bladder gets a good flushing too.

Many report getting a good night's sleep after the first few doses. Caution: take as directed. For free trial supply, send to Dept. R. Kilmer Box 1155, Stamford, Conn.

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They are constructed perform certain kinds of work, which they do perfectly. The greater part of the tonsils, is constructed by lymphatic tissue. Their work consists of filtering certain secretions which find their way these glands. A quantity of these filtered secretions is then neutralized before being carried on to other parts of the body. The tonsils also eliminate a certain amount of toxic matter.

But when the skin, bowels, and especially the kidneys are not doing their proper share of the work, there gathers in the tonsils an excessive quantity of toxic matter. In converting this material the tonsils are overbalanced and hypermia and swelling occur, with the accompanying, soreness. Suppuration follows and a yellowish exudiate is noticeable upon the surface of the tonsils, The tonsils are A very necessary part of your organism. The truth is your tonsils are your friends. They befriend you in many instances, warning off diseases, doing some other organ's share of work part of the time, and when they finally become "sick" from overwork inducted by trying to keep you well- the first thought of some people is to cut them out, get rid of them.

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