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a I SOCIETY Buy It in Marlow The Marlow Review Leading Weekly Be Wise Economizel South Oklahoma's -and save the differencel Newspaper VOLUME 72 10c A COPY MARLOW, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1964 10c A COPY NUMBER 35 Vacation Bible School Slated By Area Vacation Bible School has been set in June by several churches in the area with others slated later in the summer. Bible Schools will begin at the Church of Christ, Fifth Street Baptist, Eastside Baptist and Bray Missionary Baptist churches on Monday, June 1. Enrollment for Bible School at the First Methodist church will be on June 7. Bible schools are scheduled in July and August by other churches in the area. EASTSIDE BAPTIST Mrs.

Randolph Davis will serve as principal of Vacation school at the Eastside Baptist church, which will begin June 1 and continue through June 10. Classes will begin at 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. daily. Classes and teachers for the different departments will be, HERE N. THERE Church League Baseball June 1 Pee-Wee games June 2 Fifth Street Baptist vs First (Church Mustard.

of Christ) June 4 Bray Baptist vs First Baptist Mustard Seeds VS Eastside Baptist. Mrs. Bill Shelton Finds Large Egg Mrs. Bill Shelton, east of the city, recently reported finding a hen egg measuring five and onehalf inches in diameter with another regular size egg complete with shell, inside the larger one. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Kelly Announce Birth of Baby Boy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly are the proud parents of a son born at 7:45 p.m. in the local hospital Thursday, May 21.

The infant weighed eight pounds and seven ounces and was named Kendall Wayne Kelly. Grandparents of the child are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly, Jr. of 101 North Ninth, Marlow and Mrs.

E. H. McKeever, south of the city. and Great grandparents of 310 West are Mr. Steele, Marlow.

County Juvenile Officer Speaks At Lions Club Don Pearson, Stephens County Juvenile officer, was guest speaker at the Lions Club luncheon Wednesday, discussing the affairs of the Stephens County Youth and Advisory, Board which will open Duncan for delinquent children in the very immediate future. Loretta Germings Receives Award Miss Loretta Gennings, Marlow high school senior, recently received an award being the outstanding home economic senior in Marlow high school. She received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. J. B.

Eaves Undergoes Surgery On Tuesday J. B. Eaves underwent surgery in Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oklahoma City on Tuesday. He is in room 617. Floyd T.

Todd Joins Local National Guard Pvt. Floyd T. Todd enlisted in Troop 1 145 Cavalry, 45th division last week. Since he will be a senior in high school in the fall he will enter six months active duty training in June, 1965. Pentacostal Church of God His Fifth Sunday Singing Fifth Sunday singing at the Pentacostal Church of God, 7th and Nabor.

Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.in. Charles Callaway Elected To Office Charles A. Callaway, former Marlow resident, has recently elected president of Empire Leasing Corporation. Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Reid Announce Granddaughter's Birth Mr. and Mrs. Lavoid Bratcher, Newport News, Virginia are the proud parents of daughter born Monday, May 18, at 5:41 a.m.

The infant weighed five pounds and ounces and has been named Patricia Lanette. Mrs. Bratcher is the former Miss Phyllis Reid of Marlow. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Reid, Marlow. The couple have one other daughter, Rebecca, age ten months. Balance Due On City Christmas Decorations A balance of $500.00 is still due on the Christmas decorations purchased last year.

James Dittner is in charge of conducting a fund drive for donations. beginners, Mrs. Ray Floyd and Mrs. Butch Allen Mrs. Ruby McCormick; juniors, Mrs.

Bob Greer and Mrs. Burt English; and Mrs. Carl McCormick will teach the intermediate department. Refreshments will be served by a church group. METHODIST First Methodist, church Bible School 8 and will continue through June 12.

es will be held from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. daily. Serving as superintendent of the school will be Mrs. Ed Bailey and Mrs. Tom Mahaffey.

Faculty members will be as follows: kindergarten department, Mrs. Bob Tevebaugh and Mrs. Don Gramlich; primary department, Mrs. Durv Davis, Mrs. Frank Miller, and Miss Louise Ball; junior' department, Mrs.

American Legion Baseball Team To Play First Game Marlow American Legion baseball team will host Kingfisher the Legion Park at 2:00 p.m. Sunday to start the season. They will play in the S.O.L. Tournament at Duncan on Tuesday at p.m. The Marlow team will play the Cobb winner of the Duncan game to be played Monday night to begin the tournament.

The Duncan-Fort Cobb game i will begin at 6:00 p.m. Monday followed by a game between the Lawton Realtors and the Lawton Colonel at 8:00 p.m. The winners of the first game will play the winners of the Tuesday night game on Wednesday night. Two-car Mishap At Fourth and McNeese Charges were filed against Eston Lacy Cooper following a two car accident at the corner of North Fourth and McNeese Saturday at 6:15 a.m. Involved in the accident were a 1955 Oldsmobile driven by Cooper and a Chevrolet driven by Mrs.

Lila Littrell, route three. The Littrell auto was traveling west on McNeese and the Cooper car was going north on Fourth street when the collision occured. Mrs. Littrell and Kathline, and Cooper were taken to the local hospital following the accident. Cooper was charged with state of intoxication, failed to yield right and no drivers license.

Billy W. Hill Dies In Tulsa; Rites Held Here Billy W. Hill, 44, former Marlow resident, died in a Tulsa Hospital at 12:30 p.m. Thursday lowing a brief illness. Services were held in the Callaway-Smith Chapel at 10:30 a.m.

Monday conducted by Rev. Clarence Ball, pastor of the First Methodist church. Born in Marlow on June 14, 1919, he attended high school in Marlow and attended Virginia Military Institute and Oklahoma University where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. He was a member of the Elks Lodge in Tulsa where he was Standard Investment Company and Marine Sales Incorporated. Survivors include his wife, Robbie Rhea Hill, Tulsa; a son, Charles W.

(Church) Hill, attending Southwestern State College, Weatherford; a daughter, Lynne Paige Hill, attending college in Fulton, his mother, Mrs. J. T. Hill, Marlow, and two sisters, Mrs. E.

Downing and Mrs. H. Drewry, Lawton; also a stepson, Sammy Bayles, Duncan. Pallbearers were Bill Fleetwood, Charlie Wade, Jimmy Wade, J. D.

Scott, Mosse Thompson and Don Browndyke. Burial was in the Duncan Cemetery directed by CallawaySmith Funeral Home. Soil Conservation To Construct Lakes Contract was let this week for the construction of a lake on the Melton Harris farm located nine miles east and three miles north of Marlow. The lake which will cover about 162 acres being constructed by Soil Conservation. Some 324,150 cubic yards of dirt will be used in the dam.

The lake will be built at a cost of $145,566.00 by the Harry Sims Construction Company, Lindsay. Contract has also been let for construction of a lake 15 miles east and two north of the city. This lake will require 38,080 cu. a yards of dirt in the dam and will cover between 30 and 40 acres. Jerry Morgan, Mrs.

Bob Lyle, Mrs. G. G. McCullers and Mrs. Olen Green.

CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible school will begin Monday, June 1, and continue through June 5, at the Church of Christ to with 8:45 classes being Schedule held will from be p.m. follows, 7:00 to 7:35, classes for all students, recess, 7:35 to 7:45, classes will then resume at 7:45 to 8:20 after which all will go to the auditorium at 8:20 to 8:45. This last period will be used for singing and drills. Lee Peters, minister of the Church of Christ, Duncan, will be the teacher of the auditorium class. He will also lead the singing.

Teachers and classes are the following: nursery, Mrs. L. Wells and Mrs. Ralph Abney; olds, Mrs. Doug Carthree, year, C.

R. Smith; four Enumeration Shows Slight Decrease Scholastic enumeration of children in the county who are ages 6 thru 17 was released this week by Ted Malone, county superintendent of schools. Total number of children in the county between the ages with 6 and 17 is 9231 compared 9240 in 1963 a decrease of 9. There are 4,764 males and 4,467 female this year compared with 4,757 males and 4,483 females last year. Eleven districts showed an increase over last year while four had a decrease and one remained the same.

Enumerations are as follows: Duncan, 4,984 compared with in 1963, an increase of 37; Comanche, 731 compared with 730 in 1963 an increase of Marlow, 906 compared with 919 year decrease Velma Alma, 587 compared with 623 last year, a decrease of 36; Empire, 319 compared with 301 last year, an increase of 18. Loco, 153 compared with 147 last year, an increase of Central High, 258 compared with 248, an increase of 10; Bray, 241 compared with 218, an increase of 23; Doyle, 144 compared with 135, an increase of 9. Woodlawn, 49 compared with 55, a decrease of Meridian, 288 compared with 289, a decrease of Liberty, 117 compared with 96, an increase of 21; Plato, 223 compared with 215, an increase of Gatlin, 142 compared with 138, an increase of Claud 43 compared with 43 last year; Grandview 146 compared with 136, an increase of 10. Old Hope Cemetery Clean Up Day Set To all persons who are acquaintances, friends, or relatives of people interested in the Old Hope cemetery, you are invited to meet with us at the cemetery, miles south-east of Marlow, on Memorial Day, Saturday, May 30, to clean properly care for the graves and grounds. A basket lunch will be served at noon following the business meeting.

All interested persons please attend. Earl Sims, Arthur J. Alexander, and R. P. Christian.

Bill Fletcher Named Captain of All-State Bill Fletcher, commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, has been named captain of the All-State VFW Commander's team and will represent the state in the national contest. Each year 11 commanders are selected for the all-state team and one is selected captain. Marlow's commander has been on the allstate for the past eight years. Fletcher is the first one to be named captain of the team. Winner of the national award will receive an all expenses paid trip to the Nation VFW convention to be held in Cleveland, Ohio.

Each member of the all-state team received a diamond stick pin. Benefit Planned To Send Delegates To National Convention A benefit skating party will be held at the townhouse on Thursday night (tonight) with proceeds going to the Marlow Future Business Leaders of America to be used to send delegates to the national convention on June 12. Marlow FBLA spelling team won first in the state to qualify for the national contest; Miss Penny Martin was elected a voting delegate at the state convention, and Miss Glenda Haught will go for the speech contest. Mrs. R.

B. Martin will accompany the group. year olds, Virginia and Miss Nadine Poston; five year olds Mrs. Joe Mann and Mrs. John Vaughn; first grade.

Miss Carolyn Iverson and Mrs. Kenneth Worden; second grade, Mrs. Allene, Fuller and Mrs. Horace Wood; third grade, Mrs. W.

A. Beavers, Jr. and Mrs. H. B.

Calhoun; fourth grade, Jim Wood and Archie Heilman; fifth grade, Thurman Bradley and L. F. Freeman; sixth grade, Ed Wells and Joe Mann; junior high girls, Mrs. Bill Clark and Mrs. Jim Graham; junior high boys, Jack Bradley and Don Green; and senior high, Woodrow Dennis.

A New Testament will be offered to the boy and girl ing the most pupils who do not attend Bible School. FIFTH STREET BAPTIST "Our Bible, God's will (Continued on Page Five) Physical Fitness Test Given In Local Elementary School As a part of the physical fitness program in the Marlow Elementary school, physical fitness tests were recently administered to students in grades three, four, five and six. Each student was tested on his ability to perform the following events: the standing broad jump; 50 yard dash, and pull-ups or chinning, and sit-ups. Performances were rated according to the national scale established ythe President's Council on Physical Fitness. Ratings include; 1 excellent, 2-good, 3-satisfactory, and 4-poor.

The following represent average ratings achieved by the students in the Marlow physical fitness program; standing broad jump, 2.16 (good); 50 yard dash2.86 (good); and (satisfactory); pull (excellent). Students receiving ratings of excellent in each of the four tests were grade three, Danny Alsobrook, Terry Careathers, Davis and Miller; fourth grade, Mark Beavers, John Bob Dixon, Steve Dobey, Barry Whitehead, Dianne pughridge, James Ambrose and Michael Parrish; fifth grade, Mike Abney, Caleb Hause, Tommy Hornberger, Boyles, Mayes, Karen Spivey, Carolyn Attaway, Barbara Fowler, Debbie Stewart and Noami Sparks, and sixth grade, Barney Thompson, Rita Vaniman, Bruce Nite and Kerry Parrish. OIL NEWS British-American is drilling at 6,050 feet in its No. B-1 Johns, NW NE NW of 5, 1N, 5W. Tidewater is preparing to perforate at from 3,661 to 3,665 feet, after setting four and one-half inch pipe at 3,815 feet in its No.

2 McFarland-Baker, SE NE SE of 31, 1N, 5W. Sun Oil is treating, perforations at from 4,222 feet in its No. 1 Richards, NW NE SW of 26, 2N, 9W. Post Office, Banks To Close Saturday Marlow Post Office will be closed morial Day. WEATHER WEATHER May 21, high May 22, May 23, May 24, May 25, May 26, May 27, Harris Johnson Win; Welch Elected Sheriff Marlow High School Annual Senior Class Day and Awards Day Held Annual senior class day and awards day was held at Marlow high school on Thursday, May 21, at 10:30 a.m.

in the junior high auditorium. Processional and recessional were played by Jim Taylor, Jimmy Sparks gave the devotional and the presentation of the Flag was by Kenneth Nickell and Karen Huey after which the welcome was given by Larry Shook, vice president of the senior class. Prophecy of the class of 1964 was given by Scott and Keith Morrison which the Batter Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1964 was given by Pam Recknagel and Chris Brown. Awards were presented with Sevil Pickett in charge. Ann Eudaley gave the farewell after which the class sang "Alma Mater" and Louise Ball gave the benediction.

Awards Presented Awards presented included state honor roll awards given by Pickett to Beatrice Adams, Louise Ball, Darlene Barnett, Karen Belvin, Joan Broom, Jean Cole, Loretta Gennings, Cynthia, Gray, Lanell Green, Glenda Haught, Sandra Howard, Marquita Hutchins, Penny Martin, Judy Morri- Mrs. C. W. Hutchins Presented Award Mrs. C.

W. Hutchins was one of five county residents who received Distinguished Service Cross Awards given by the Stephens County Tuberculosis Association last week in Duncan. Mrs. Hutchins received the a- ward for at least ten years active service in the association. Others receiving awards Mrs.

Joe Jackson, Mrs. Gordon Stephens and Miss Addie Alexander, Duncan, and Mrs. Huey Cunningham, Comanche. Honor Roll Listed For Central High Honor roll for the second semester at Central High junior and senior high school was released this week by Principal Vernon Coyle. the honor roll were seniors, Marcia Taylor, Trelma Tullous, Betty Wilde, Larry Johnson, Walter House, George Cooper, Diann Tiliaferro and Lynda Martin; juniors, Shirlene Iverson and John Holland; sophomores, Nellie Duesman and Sue Smith.

Freshmen, Darryl Milburn, Patsy Mauersberger, Wanda Hayes and Carolyn Spence; eighth grade, Cheryl Willeford, Sandra Clement, Sheralyn Jenkins, Hattie Holland and Marionette Howard, and seventh grade, Gary Reams, Betty Mauersberger, Marcy Asbury and Beth Enoch. Oak Lawn Community To Hold Ice Cream Social A community ice cream social will be held at Oak Lawn community center on Friday evening, May 29, at 7:30. MEMORIAL Annual Memorial Service Slated At Marlow Cemetery On Sunday Rev. Charles Smith, pastor has been selected as speaker which will be held on Sunday, Marlow cemetery. Rev.

Clarence tion. The annual service, held sponsored jointly by the Foreign Wars. The VFW will place a number of large flags along the road leading to the service site. Small flags will be furnished by the American Legion. A color guard and firing squad will be provided by the VFW and the American Legion will be in charge of reading the list of names of deceased veterans.

Donald Brent Green will play taps. Following is a list of veterans buried in the Marlow cemetery. Korean War Rorace Gene Dyer, Bob Pal- REAPPORTIONMENT QUESTION CARRIES IN COUNTY VOTE son, Carrol Nichols, Anna Lee Nunley, Barbara Owens, Ladona Pigg, Thelma Rogers, Bobby Rose, Bruce Scott, Ella Stinnett, Gary Sumner, Dorthy Marie Tow, Kala, Turley, Wanell Ventris, Warren, Carrol Whaley, Meda White and Phyllis Cartwright. Zeta Omicron, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Barbara Blanton Memorial Award was presented to Loretta Gennings by Mrs. Dixon Graves.

Mrs. Graves also presented the Coterie Award for the outstanding senior girl speech student to Ann Eudaley. Mrs. Homer Callaway presented the Business and Professional Women's club award to Louise Ball. American Legion awards for outstanding athletes went to Bruce Scott and Beatrice Adams.

The presentation was made by Jesse Kirkpatrick. Charles Billups presented the Lions Club award to Jimmy -for outstanding sportsmanship. Student council awards were presented to Donald Green, Jimmy Brown, Terry Brown, Jan Davis, Jimmy Pryor, Charles (Continued on Page Five) VFW Baseball Team Organization Meeting Scheduled Friday A meeting for boys interested in playing baseball with the Veterans of Foreign Wars team will be held at 4:30 p.m. Friday at the American Legion baseball park. All boys 13 and 14 years of age interested in baseball are invited to attend the meeting.

Coaching the team this year will be Oren Bynum and James Dixon. Local Speech Students Organize Drama Club A Drama Club was organized for the coming year by active school meeting. J. speech students. of Marlow high Loafman, speech instructor, served as host for the meeting and served refreshments.

Since Miss Ann Eudaley was chosen outstanding senior in speech for the year, she presided as the honorary president. Charter members of the club are Billy Reid, Jean Cole, Joann Broom, Wanelle Ventris, Ronnie Calhoun, Jean White, Muncrief, Linda Haught, Meda person, John Graham, Alfred Ritter, Leaford Green and Miss Eudaley. Officers elected for the 65 school year by secret ballot by the charter members were Billy Reid, president; Jean Cole, vice president; Meda White, secretary-treasurer; Wanelle tris, reporter, and Glenda Haught, historian. Charles Randall Taylor, Charlie, Benninght, Floyd E. Talley, James Frank Brooks, Dr.

Leslie P. Smith Charles A. Williams, Quinton V. Freudenrich, Theodore G. Garrett, Jack T.

Boyer, Jack W. Wynns, George E. Burris, Joe L. Dyer, Jessie J. Havell, Ona Aacord, R.

T. Fox, J. D. Stotts, Gerald Dean Fincher, Edgar E. Woods, Joe Pierce, Clyde Brown, Homer Gray, Jerry Short, Lynn Coomer, Lloyd Weldon Newman, Warren.

Hayden Mitchell, Robert E. Brown, Hubert A. Smith, Max Thompson, Luke F. Jones, David K. White, A.

L. Holland, Junior Morrison, Ralph Wade, Everette Carl Clark, James Leonard (Mike) Dyer, J. T. (Jake) Anderson, Edward Soza, Patrick T. Bourassa, Alvin Austin Allen, Herbert Howard Lowe, W.

C. Patterson, Mark O'Quinn, Thomas W. liams and Roy A. Hill. World War I C.

D. Acord, Albert Acord, Jesse E. Acord, Andy Adkins, William E. Apple, Felix bridge, Walter D. Blalock, H.

Ball, Henry A. Bibles, George Foster Brown, Bennie Brownloe, Rev. Lee R. Tillman Resigns As Pastor of Bray Baptist Church Rev. Lee R.

Tillman has resigned as pastor of the Bray Missionary Baptist church and has accepted a position as pastor of the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist church, Ringling. Rev. Tillman's resignation is efective June 14 and he will deliver his final sermon on June 7. Rev.

and Mrs. Tillman and their Robert, will move to Ringling the week of June 15. Rev. three Tillman days will a return week to Marlow, at Oklahoma Missionary Baptist Institute. He will teach English, advance Greek and Hebrew.

He received his Bachelor of Theologize in 1962 and his Master of Theologize in 1963 from O.M.B.I. He has taught at the school for the past two years as a student teacher. National Guardsmen On Active Duty Five members of Troop 1st 145 Cavalry, 45th Division have departed for six months active duty training at Fort Polk, La. and Fort Jackson. S.

C. Pvt. Phillip Glover and Pvt. Fred L. Bauch, jr.

reported to Fort Polk, to begin training as armored intelligence specialists. Rev. Jack Webb, Pvt. Kenneth Blades and Pvt. Jerry Shelton reported to Fort Jackson to be trained as scouts and riflemen.

When their active duty time is completed in November of 1964, these men will return to the Marlow Unit of the National Guard to complete their remaining military obligation by attending monthly meetings and annual field training. Girl Scout Day Camp To Begin Girl, Scout Day Camp will begin Monday, June 1. The camp held on the Mary Ward farm, northeast of the city, will be held daily from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. during the week. Girl Scouts and Brownies should meet at the scout hut at 1:00 p.m.

on Monday with a sack lunch. The girls will return to the hut about 5:30 p.m. Mrs. Bruce Scruggs and Mrs. Weldon Iverson will be camp directors this year.

Franklin D. Cooper To Receive Degree Franklin D. Cooper will receive his BS degree in Education from Central State College tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 p.m.. in the football stadium at the college. DAY Glenn Buzzard, Wm.

Henry Cool-, ey, W. C. Carson, Fred Cooley, Lonnie Carson, High Crawford, John Doran, Tim Dodgion, William F. Dittner, Monroe Etier, Hershel Ford, Jesse B. Huff, Roy Garvin, Wt.

T. Garvin, Glenn Graham, Fred N. Green, Jesse C. Gennings, John E. Hammond, Jess Henman, George F.

Jones, J. Hines Jones, Robert W. Johnson, Tonny Lancaster, Chas. M. Lewis, Johnnie Little, Marvin E.

Myers, Perry McClanahan, Truman McCallister, Mrs. R. L. Montgomery, Olen Neve, Leslie K. Paul J.

Payne, Roscoe Payne, Clyde M. Payne, August Schwab, Cecil Stanford, Thomas A. Stanford. And Alfred H. Shaver, Joe Scott, Homer C.

Shaw, Chas. E. Suttles, James Corbett Watson, Claud Williams, Robert Williams, W. H. Willis, Lester Wilson, Roscoe Winkler, Jess Woolever, James M.

Gibson, William C. Madison, 0. T. Hammond, Virgil W. Jackson, William L.

Smith, Twigg Mangum, Glenn Mangum, Dozier C. Hill, Earl Joseph Shields, Francis M. Kappus, J. E. Cush- In heavier than ordinary voting for a run-off primary the voters of Stephens county kept pace with the remainder of the state and the Sixth CongressionDistrict in casting a majority vote for Fred Harris for United States Senate, Jed Johnson, Jr.

for Congress, and giving majority approval 40 State Question 416, Legislative Reapportionment. In county sheriff's race, incumbent Walter Welch carried Marlow, Duncan and Comanche, and 38 of the counties 52 boxes to out-distance former county commissioner Jess Sharp 5,336 to 4,041. ELECTION AT A GLANCE U. S. Senate Harris 6878 Edmondson 2157 Congress Johnson 5442 Wickersham 3728 416 Legislative Reapportionment For 6221 Against 3168 Sheriff Welch 5336 Sharp 4041 MARLOW VOTE AT A GLANCE U.

S. Senate Harris 713 Edmondson 270 Congress Johnson 572 Wickersham 390 416 Legislative Reapportionment Yes 547 No 436 Sheriff Welch 598 Sharp 423 In the U. S. Senate race, Fred Harris carried 51 of the county's 51 boxes. For Congress, Jed Johnson carried 48 boxes to four for Wickersham, who made his best showing Comanche.

The reapportionment question carried in 49 precincts, losing in two, and tied in one. Community Chest Elects Officers And Directors New officers and directors for 1965. Marlow Community Chest were elected at a membership meeting on Tuesday, May 13. Bob Blanton was elected president with Bob Roden, vice president Mahaffey, treasurer; Mrs. Donna Atkinson, secretary, and Jack Graves, campaign chairman.

Directors are Mrs. Dixon Graves, Mahaffey, Mrs. E. J. Crown, Mrs.

A. G. McWatters, Mrs. John Mitchell, O. L.

Smith, John Haag, D. W. Davis, J. W. Gregston, Mrs.

Boyd Pratt, Mrs. Horace Wood, R. R. Whiteley, Duane McElvany, Buster Brazil and Earl Robbins. Retiring directors are Mrs.

John Howard, George Armstrong, Mrs. Virgil Stafford, Felix Lattimore and Rev. Clarence Ball. Newly elected officers and directors will begin their term of office on June 1. and Banks Saturday for Me- 85, low 63 high 85, 63 high 84, low 64 high 89, low 67 high 91, low 68 high 90, low 67 high 87, low 70 of the Church of the Nazarene, for the Memorial Day service May 31, at 2:30 p.m.

at the Ball will voice the invoca- to honor deceased veterans, is American Legion and Veterans of D- mer, Charles Aibert Sione, Robert Lee Hearn, Charles Davis Dyer, Basel Wayne Fortson, Mills O'Neal Barker, Samuel Edward MeVown, Jewel Dolphus Williams, Gene Williams, A. H. Aschenbeck and Gerald Patterson, Walter C. Adkins. World War II Walter J.

Carson, Jimmie Leroy Going, William H. Mills, B. L. Myers, Hurchel Williams, James Bryant Ardrey, William Robert Vaught, Wallace Richardson, man, Henry Kindricks, Patrick H. Smock, Alford Newton Acord, George Robert Alexander, Lonnie Cooper, Hardy Wortham, Clarence H.

Calhoun, Cluren C. Ward, Thomas Fry, Gaylen Wiiliams, Jack A. Peters, Elbridge F. Williams, Caleb S. Nite, Ed Held, Vessie E.

Green, Clifford T. Williams, William Frank Bibles, R. T. Bibles, John Largent, Jess McCain, Lindsey, Joe Burton, V. E.

Green, L. W. Henderson, William Edward Hayes, Thomas Ross Smith, Walter Foss, Fred Hines, Reuben Willis, Bennett Salmon, Almer Brown, Wallie Lee Belvin, Ed Bolton, James B. Kincannon, Samuel A. Fuller, John B.

Dill, Isaac Glen Crotts, Philip Hodnett, Argus Williams, Clyde Stenton, Bryant Purcell, Curtis M. Anthony and R. Wade Smythe. Spanish-American Ed Lewis, John McWorter, Frank Walbright, James H. Kimsey, R.

Rountree, Ben Horn, Samuel Brewer, Wyndon Charles Marble and Arch Williams. Mexican War W. T. Smythe, W. T.

Steel, E. (Continued on Page Five).