Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 14

6-B Abilene, THE Texas, ABILENE Monday Evening, REPORTER-NEWS November 1, 1965 War Hero Is Home Thirty welcome days of leave stretched ahead Monday for Navy flier Lt. Jack A. Terhune of Abilene, a veteran of the bomb runs over North Viet Nam who returned home to his native Texas Sunday night. Lt. Terhune, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Terhune, 873 Santos, flew the first U. S. mission into the Communist held north in February. He also was shot down two weeks ago, but was rescued.

Understatement The 1960 graduate of Abilene Christian College landed at Chase Field, near Beeville in South Texas, with the remark about the first raid: sure started something there." Terhune and his wife, the former Norma McCraw of Mathis, were in Corpus Christi Monday Think Beautiful with OVATION A symbol of quality for the man of distinction and the natural look of beauty for the lady who cares. It's moisturized! Ovation Cosmetics 217 S. Leggett OR 2-5081 SMITTY'S TUNE UP 095 6 Cly. PARTS LABOR INCLUDED We install new plugs, of Champion, AC, or Autolite. Points.

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Conservative Club of Abilene W. Youngblood, Sec. No Change Seen From Cold Front cording to weatherman C. E. Sitchler at the U.

S. Weather Bureau here. The front existed mostly on charts and Sitchler says it will not affect the crisp fall days and chilly nights which are to continue through Tuesday. October's averate temperature of 66.05 was a hairsbreath above normal of 66.2. Rainfall of 2.67 for the month was .18 below normal.

Weather Bureau records show A weak cold front has pushed through Abilene unnoticed, there were 17 clear October Carpet Paths and Spots Easily Removed or clean carpet wall-to-wall. Safe Blue Lustre re-brightens colors, leaves nap fluffy. Rent easy-to-use electric shampooer for $1 a day at Thornton's Floor Covering 4th Oak days, six partly cloudy ones and eight cloudy. days produced measurable rainfall. Hottest thermometer reading 95 degrees Oct.

15, coldest was 40 degrees Oct. 22. ac- but could not be contacted by phone. The lieutenant's mother inlaw, Mrs. Arnold McCraw of Mathis, disclosed these plans concerning Terhune's future: After a 30 day furlough he will report to Miramar Naval Air Station at San Diego, where he will complete his Navy hitch as a flight instructor.

Following his discharge in February, Terhune plans to farm in the Panhandle at Perryton, where his father owns land. Mrs. McCraw said Terhune's father is now at Perryton, preparing living quarters on the farm for Terhune and his wife and three children. Due at ACC But before reporting to Miramar Air Station in California, Terhune plans to visit his alma mater Nov. 13 for the ACC homecoming game with Trinity University, Mrs.

McCraw said. Terhune appeared "tired and worn" after his tour in Viet Nam, his mother in law said. The first town over which Ter-1 hune flew the February raid, Don Hoi, was the location where he was shot down Oct. 14, then quickly rescued. "It was my second run." he recalled.

"I was strafing some barracks, I pulled off and a 'hit' up in the fuselage area." Guarded closely by four other Navy planes, Terhune headed back for his ship, the aircraft carrier Coral Sea, but had to bail out over the ocean at 8,000 feet. Terhune said two helicopters were in the area and he was rescued from the water in no more than 80 seconds. A Navy flier since 1962, the young officer criticized student demonstrations against the U.S. stand in Viet Nam. "It's kinda hard to' lay your life on the line, and see your best buddies, friends and roommates die when you know everyone is not behind you." Terhune was met at Chase Field by his wife and their three children, four month old Barry Arnold, Laura, 3, and Joe, 20 months.

The Navy has awarded Terhune two Air Medals and the Navy Commendation Medal for "heroism in aerial flight" as a fighter pilot in numerous combat missions over North Viet Nam. 14 Attend TML Meet Ten city employes and four members of the City Council were in San Antonio Monday attending the 53rd annual conference of the Texas Municipal League, according to Assistant City Manager Ed Wagoner. Representing the council were Mayor Lee Byrd and Councilman Hart Shoemaker, Bob Springer and Al Oglesby. City employes attending include City Manager H. P.

Clifton, City Secretary Lila Fern Martin, Chief Accountant shall Bromley, Fire Chief D. C. Musick, Personnel Director Bill Olson, Public Works Director Jack McDaniel, Parks and Recreation Director Larry Jones. Planning Director Dick Jarrell, Acting City Les Cochran and Assistant City Attorney Emory Walton. About 2,500 persons were expected at the three-day event which began Sunday and will close Tuesday.

Scheduled to address the ference Monday were TML president Hank Avery, mayor of Midland: Ben Barnes, Speaker of the Texas House; Rep. Earle Cabel, and Lt. Gov. Preston Smith. Separate sessions for various departments were to meet beginning Monday afternoon.

Departments include mayors and councilmen, managers, municipal utilities, city attorneys, finance officers, the 1965 president's board, public works, personnel officers, city planners, clerks and secretaries, police chiefs, parks and recreation and fire chiefs. Preston Hollow Developer Dies DALLAS (AP)-Funeral service for Ira P. DeLoache, 86. were set for 11:30 a.m. today.

DeLoache died Sunday in a local nursing home. He was the principal developer of the Preston Hollow area of Dallas but retired in 1960. Investor Dies ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Ray Foote Purdy, 67, board chairman of Moral Re-Armament in the United States died Saturday. Purdy, a former Wall Street investment specialist, devoted 45 years to the international In 1910 National Geographic Magazine published "Scenes in Korea and Japan," a 24 page series that was the largest collection of color photographs that had ever been published in a single issue of any magazine.

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"It's sure nice to breathe this good American air," the 1960 Abilene Christian College graduate said. (AP Wirephoto) Bridge Meet Ends With Busiest Day Stanley Sutton of Abilene and Al Armstrong of Lubbock won the open pairs event Sunday which climaxed the 11th annual Harvest Festival of Bridge in Windsor 1 Hotel. C. Chang and Allen Subert of Austin placed second in open pairs, Mrs. F.

Jay of Sweet-ler water and Mrs. Terry Franks of Abilene were third, John M. Coffee and Mildred Boyce of Austin fourth. Mrs. S.

Johnson and Mrs. Kay Davis of Big Spring won the open pairs consolation with Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. Quinian of Stephenville as runners-up.

Big Crowd For the first time in the history of the event, sponsored this year by Fort Phantom Amer-, ican Contract Bridge League Unit, the Sunday game was the sectional tournament's most heavily attended competition. Jim Freeman of San Antonio awarded a trophy for best overall performance in acquiring the most masterpoints in the tournament. This is the first year this prize has been offered. Mrs. G.

R. Rush of Lubbock H-SU Exes Select 1966-67 Officers James Cassle of Abilene assumed office Saturday as president of the 1965-66 HardinSimmons University Alumni Assn. during a windup of homecoming activities. President elect for 1966-67 is Dr. William Edgar King, Abilene children's dentist.

Other officers for 1965-66 include Frank Lawson of Dallas. first vice president; Mrs. Bill Ellis of Abilene. second vice president; Hal Haralson of San Antonio, third vice president: John Earl Seelig of Fort Worth. fourth vice president; Mrs.

John Crowe of Abilene, secretary, and James Flaming of Dallas, chaplain. Other leaders elected for 1966- 67 include Claude Alvis Hicks of Fort Worth. first vice president; Mrs. Earl Glen Rose. Abilene, second vice president; Leroy Jennings Jr.

of Abilene. third vice president; Richard (Dick) Collins of Abilene, fourth vice president; Mrs. Tate May of Abilene, secretary, and the Rev. Robert Tremaine of Hobbs, N. chaplain.

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