The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 6

6A Sunday, July 20, 1997 NATIONAL Weather The forecast for noon, Sunday, July 20. Mparato high temperature fof me ttay. 80s 90S COLD WARM STATIONARY 1997 AccuWCE ES3 ESJ LOW SHOWERS HUN TOTOBHa SHOW KX RED RIVER WUEY Today, partly cloudy with isolated afternoon thunderstorms. High in the middle 90s. Variable wind 5-10 mph Chance of rain less, than 20 percent.

clear with a low in the middle 70s. OKLAHOMA Sunday partly to mostly sunny with a slight chance of thunderstorms north and southeast. Highs in the upper 80s to upper 90s. Tonight, lows in the upper 60s to mid 70s PARIS AREA Monday, partly cloudy with isolated afternoon thunderstorms. High in the middle 90s.

Chance of rain less than 20 percent. Monday night, mostly clear with a low in the middle 70s. OKLAHOMA Monday night, partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Tuesday and Wednesday, partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms.

Highs in the 90s. Lows in the upper 60s and lower 70s. Thursday partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Highs in the lower and mid 90s STOCKS Wal-Mart Campbell Soup Tyson Foods Anheuser Busch Kimberly-Clark Texas Utilities BellSouth Weyerhauser Coca Cola PepsiCo IBM Philip Morris TanoV Corp.

Exxon Ford Motor Co. Southwest Airlines Chrysler Corp. General Electric Deere Co. Motorola General Motors Co. Sears McDonald's Manpower JCPenney Intel Corp.

WMX Technologies Kmart Corp. McDermott Inf Earthgrains Sherwin Williams Last '36 55 82 55 Change -7 UNC Volume 4,447,200 1,084,600 1,109,300 1,480,000 571j200 2,389,100 810,100 4,568,200 5,329,700 11,585,500 7,061,500 465,500 4,117,600 5,736.100 2,781,600 390,900 2,315,000 6,109,900 527,400 6,294,900 2,395,100 1,371,500 2,810,000 111,200 639,700 22,249,000 2,910,200 7,008,400 2,616,800 264,300 76,400 313,700 July wheat July corn July soybeans October cotton August live cattle August feeder cattle August live hogs August pork bellies December silver August gold Friday close 3.28-l/2bu 2.70-l/4bu 7.76-1/4 .7493 4.33-1 329.60oz September Dollar index 97.19 September Japanese August crude oil September unleaded September T-bonds yen .8710 19.27bar gas aodfeet .3512 Week high 3.38 2.73-1/4 8.25 .7560 .6690 .8305 .8205 .8655 4.43 330.90 97.56 .8898 20.24 .5995 .3597 5 breko; fiuorea fMtkca low 3.23 2.51-3/4 111 .7325 .6520 .8047 .8030 .7925 4.24 317.60 96 19 1 .8658 1888 i Ut Vf .5690 .3474 Martet quo- Loudean "Dean" Lane HUGO, Okla. Loudean "Dean" Lane, 67, of Hugo, formerly of Paris, died Friday, July 18, 1997. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday, July 21, at Mt.

Olive Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Mutt Wallace officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 2-4 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. She was born Feb. 28, 1930 in Blossom, Texas, to John Thomas and Beulah Sikes Quinn. She had lived in the Hugo area 25 years. Surviving are her husband, Don; two sons, Kenneth R.

Smith and Karl A. Smith, both of Paris; a daughter, Gina Whittington of Paris; two stepdaughters, Johnnie Daniel of Dallas and Donna Stone of Montana; 10 grandchildren; one brother and three sisters who live in Houston. Arnold Babcock HUGO, Okla. Arnold Babcock, 93, of Hugo, died Friday, July 18, 1997, at his residence. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Monday, July 21, in Mt. Olive. Funeral Home Chapel, with the Babcock and the Rev. Jerry Cooper officiating. Burial in Springs Chapel Cemetery under direction of Mt.

Olive Funeral Home. Mr. Babcock was born May 2, 1904, in Doniphan, a son of Thomas Arnold Babcock and Alice'Jane (CurtnerD) Babcock. He lived Northeast of Rock Hill, near Hugo, from 1911 to 1964, when he moved to Hugo. He married Emma Mae Speer Nov.

30, 1929. in Hugo. He worked asi a rancher "'becoming, a night watchman. He was a lay member of the Assembly of God Church. Survivors include wife; a son, Sam Babcock "of Hugo; three Hinsley, Rosetta Castori and Gilbreath, all of Hugo; another, Thomas Rhinard Babcock'bf Red Bluff, 11 and 19 greatgrandchildren, The family will receive friends at the funeral home 5- 6:30 p.m.

Sunday, EulaByrd Eula Byrd, 94, of Bogata died; Friday, July 1 9, St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Center, Paris. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 20, at Bogata United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Cuthand Cemetery by Wood Funeral Home.

The family will receive friends from 7-8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. She was born Jan. 30, 1903', in Mineola to Christopher Columbus and Addie Mae Daft Wagoner, She married Leonard Byrd April 4, 1925. Surviving are her husband; two daughters, Christi Ruby Jordan and Bobbie Humphrey of Paris; foungrandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by an infant daughter. Wanda Jean Robison Wanda Jean Robison, 64, of Mesquite, died Friday. July 18, 1997, at her home. Funeral services will be at 5 p.m. Sunday, July 20, in the First United Methodis.t Church of Bogata.

Burial will be Bowie Cemetery near Avery under direction of Wood Funeral Homes of Bogata. The family will receive friends from 4-5 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Mrs. Robison was born in Oct.

131 daughter of Gilbert and Alma Hamilton Duffee. She 'was a seamstress. She is survived by herhus- band, Orby Robison' of i ii Robison of vMe soil i Robisbn of-DailasYtwb'gran'd-- children, Brent -and Kevin Robison of Forney; four sisters, Verlee Bowles of Willingharn of wopdalj of and Zela Putteet of Bogata; tvyd brothers, Tom Duffee Of 'Pekalb and Dalton Duffee pf Gaiy Williams Gary Williams, Avery died PEDC to meet Wednesday Paris Economic Development Corporation meets 4 p.m. Wednesday at city hall north annex fire training room. Dick Amis, re-appointed board member, will take the oath of office.

Other items on the agenda include election of officers and reports on finances and industrial activities, Reno to review cHy disaster plain RENO Reno City Council will review a city wide disaster plan 5:30 p.m. Monday at Rustlers Barbecue, 3755 Lamar Ave. A workshop regarding the first draft of the city's disaster plan will be held, led by Pete Wright. Other items on the council agenda include floor covering at city hall, final payment to contractor for installation of drive- 5GYBARSAGO Sunchy, July 20,1947 City Engineer Walter Hicks revealed Saturday that he is working on plans for a proposed 1 million gallon municipal reservoir and pump station that would provide economical and speedy relief for the Paris water supply situation. Paris' first 1947 case of up window, instruction for street crew.

GospeJ meeting dated Pattpnville Church of Christ will conduct gospel meeting at 7:30 nightly Friday-Sunday. John Ramsey of Fort Worth will be guest speaker. TxOOT official to visit Texas Department of Transportation commissioner Robert Nichols will visit the Paris district; office Wednesday to meet with nine county judges and mayors of Paris, Sherman, Denison, Greenville, Sulphur Springs and Bonham. Purpose of the meeting will be a round table discussion to discuss projects and major transportation issues. The commissioner will discuss TxDOT's ongoing projects and facility needs at a a.m.

meeting in the Paris district offices. poliomylitis, a 14-year-old girl who lives on W. Sherman was reported here Thursday. With the dioagnosis, Paris and Lamar County Health Unit began spraying DDT over the southwest area of the city. Marketing of a new seasonal crop will start Monday in this area with the opening of buying centers for blackeye and purple hull peas in Friday, ih Texarkana.

He was ah bil'fie'ki 1950, superior a welder and member buneral services will be at 2 Veterans p.m. Sunday, July 20, ''in -Lindeman Chapel, with the Rey, will be.m Avery.Cemetery under direction, of 11 Vtcfcie'antf il, 1936, of Bobby Newt and, Mat brotheirs, Hal Williams. He was a. Baptist anid Lewisyijle; served in the U.S.: Array. Survivors include: two.

daugh- ters, Vickie Williams of Midland and Gerri Ann Williams of Fort Tidweil, Misty Miller; Bobby Worth; two sisters, and Bjrandy.Thjttnp.son Forbes of Kamay-and Aletha Henry; and Meador of Avery, and several Bobby Joe Thompson' I meces and AibiinlkMttt furean lipse li HUGO, Okla. Ailean Rose, Ray Tidwell. 73, of Gay community, died Ricty Thursday, July 17, 1997, in Henry, Pushmataha County Hospital.in Newberry, Nic)c 1 imiers. lidwelland Joe Wilson. Honorary She was a member of West bearers wiU be W.T.

Newberry Kiamichi Church, of Robert" iV Funeral services will be "at 11 McCprc a.m. Monday, July South Central District Building. Burial Mltton K. KentKe will be Blubb Cemetery under COOPER Wfiltojfi 'K direction of Rogan Funeral Potf Home Survivors include fpiir sonsl 1997, in Dallas; fl ij Freddie of Hugo, Chalrles. Rose and Sherman Rose, p.m, Mpnday Grand Rapids, and Amps Rose of Kansas City, ttiree daughters, Burial wilt 1 all of Jimmie Freeman of ind Va sister, Mattie Gentry of Kansas three 'aunt's; arid a host of nieces and Sf (a itf WI -j.

Rethke was borni 1 Fie Fi ag? ffi trie at the Veterans a plant'quaraiitine ihspectorr" iSurVivo.rs soi A led Wednesday, AJ at the Ve Administration Medical mDallas Services were a.m; Saturday Chapel the U.S. Rep; Max Saindlin is sponsoring requires the to 1 be lowered, ie tu agency, 1 Texas HR 1984, will orfer alternatiye to thie EPA's versiai plain to njai stringent Clean Air Under the EPA's regulations, new previously unregulated late matter would and the ozone W35r" additrobil.st cess CORRECTION The Paris News Deported in --'-I Wednesday's edition that Cathy 'Mrs' Jackson Was ictuill? Jackson had been, named chief named acting cniif appraiser' fo? appraiser of the Lamar County" Paris, Blossom, Anhur City and Detroit 25YEARS AGO I Lt. Col. George E.Smithi;a native Parisian; who is a ower Army officer, recenty received his second Legioo of Merit honor. The Board of Directors of ti PICK SIX Charnber pf Conimerce of afrroveVi President McCarley-s at recent Rbberf chair comrttee.

Other Members Louis 'Williarhs, Weiss, Charlie Adkim and.