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Pwls Itovm. 1, If 75 Weekend lawman logs Kenneth Anderson Piineral services for Kenneth Ray Anderson, 1107 Jackson, will be held at Fry Gibbs Chapel at 11 a.m. Tuesday, with the Rev. M. H.

Ralson officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery where full military rites will be conducted. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Anderson died Saturday at 2:25: p.m: at the Veterans Hospital in Dallas.

Richard Jones, Sr. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Paris for Richard Jones lifetime resident of Lamar died Friday at McCuistion Regional Medical Center. The Rev.

R. L. Gray will conduct the services and Rundles Funeral Home will be in charge. Survivors include his wife, Mabel, Paris; five sons, J. B.

Jones, John Robert Jones, Olbern Jones, Willie J. Jones and Kenneth Jones, all of Paris; a stepson, 0: B. McCuin, Paris; three daughters, Mrs: Minnie V. Jones and Linda Gail Jones, both of Paris, andLinriieLee Jones, Akron, Ohio; six sisters, Delois Jones, Hardie V. Jones, Money Jones, Neat Jones and Cis Jones, all of Los Angeles, and Turner, McKinney; four brothers, Charles Jones and Bobby Jones, both of Los Angeles, James Burk Jones, Paducah, and A.

B. Jones, Kansas City, 22 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. David Robinson David S. Robinson of Fort formerly of Paris, died at the Veterans Hospital in Dallas Sunday. -Funeral, services are pending with Leyefett and Steele Funeral Hq.me.

Waggoner Services Funeral services for Joe B. Waggoner of, Fort Worth were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Leverett and Steele Funeral Home Chapel. The MRS. B.

G. Hall of Tulsa, Okla. has returned home from spending Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Parsons, 617 Clarksville St. Mrs. Louise Anderson, 624 Lamar and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stewart of Hugo, Okla.

I MR. AND Mrs, Sam P. Sanders, NE, have returned home after spending the Thanksgiving holiday in Perry ton, Balko, Okla. and Liberal; Kan. THE FOUR Leaf Clover Club will hold- its annual Christmas Party at the Sirloin Tuesday, MRS.

SALLY VVaughan and of Arriariilo spent the holidays with Mrs. A. M. Pollan of 324-28th NE. Rev.

Louis F. Ricketsori officiated. Burial was in Littlevine Cemetery. Preston Wisely, Wayne Simmone, Larry Hilly, John Worsham, Bill Willbanks and Phil Harris. Mr.

Waggoner died Friday at the Harris Hospital in Fort Worth. Mrs. Maude Campbell HONEY GROVE Mrs. Maude A. Campbell, 87, died at 2:30 a.m.

Sunday at the Pleasant Grove Nursing Home in Paris. She had been at the home six years. Funeral services are pending with Cooper-Sorrells Funeral Home. Mrs. Campbell was born Dec.

14,1887, in the Sunshine Community of Fanru'n County, a daughter of the late W. G. Lee and Betty Arnold Lee. 'She married John T. Campbell, who preceded her death in July, 1927.

Survivors include one son, John M. Campbell of Ulyess, one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jewel Campbell of Texarkana; five grandchildren; ad several great- grandchildren. Mrs. James Arbuckte Oklahoma News Bureau ANTLERS, Okla.

Mrs. James (Florence) Mae Arbuckle, 72, of Moyers died Saturday night in Pushmataha County Hospital in Antlers. Funeral services are set for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Church at Jumbo with the Rev. Jimmy Heath officiating.

Burial will be in the Jumbo Cemetery' in charge of Mills Funeral Home of. Antlers. Mrs. Arbuckle was a native of Kaufman County Texas, born Sept. 13, 1903 and had lived in the Antlers and Moyers areas 16 years.

She was retired mail carrier. She is survived by her husband James, two Mrs. Carol Wright of Burkburnett, Tex. and Mrs. Laura Burroughs of Howell, Tex.

Six grandchildren and one great- grandchild and eight brothers and sisters also survive including Robert Goodwin of Greenville, Mrs. Patsy Vance and Mrs. Lena Wheatherford, of Lone Oak, Mrs. Lonnte Roten Sum her man injured in two-car crash i i i Payne Funeral Oklahoma News Bureau ANTLERS, Okla. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the Antlers Assembly of God Church for George Homer Payne, 76, longtime Antlers resident.

The Rev. Morrison, church pastor, and the Rev Andy Reed officiated. Coffey Funeral Home was in charge of burial in City Cemetery. Mr. Payne died Friday in Pushmataha County Hospital after illness; He was a member, of the Assembly of God Church in Antlers and the Antlers Masonic Lodge.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Payne. Two sons and two daughters, Bearl Payne and Mrs. Lorine Nelson, both of Antlers, and Mrs. Florene Bates of Unger and Glendale Payne of Hurley, N.M.

20 33 The 30 Dow Jones industrials closed Friday Nov. 28 at 860.67. The industrials at noon Mon. Dec. 1 were at 859.80, down .87 points, witl.

600, advances and 590 declines. Trading was moderate on. a volume of 8,590,000 shares. Transportation was 169.90, up .78 points; utilities were 83.43, up Quotations of local interest courtesy Edward D. Jones and Co.

of Paris, members of the New York Stock Exchange, Inc. Altamil Corp. Campbell Soup Campbell Taggart Coca Cola Control Data DeKalbAgr. Dr. Pepper Firestone Tire First City Bancorp Ford Motor Frontier Airlines General Motors Gulf Oil Harte-Hanks J.

C. Penney Kroger ENSERCHJInc. McDonalds Mid-Am. Ind. Munsingwear Phillips Industries Sambo's Sears, Roebuck Texas Utilities Texaco Uarco Westinghouse Zales 37-38 12 18 A SON was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Clouis Vaughan of Powderly, Nov. 29 at McCuistion Regional Medical Center. MR. AND Mrs.

Barris Chism, 348-6th SE, are the parents of a son born Nov. 29 at McCuistion Regional Medical Center. A DAUGHTER was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGuire of Clarksville Nov.

30 at McCuistion Regional Medical Center. A SON was born Nov. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Starkey, 213 Price, at McCuistion Regional Medical Center.

MR. AND Mrs. James Magar of Hugo, are the parents of a son born Nov. 30 at McCuistion Regional Medical Center. A SON, Jeremy Chad Tidwell, was born to Mr, and Mrs.

Cal Tidwell, 630-25th SW, Nov. 27 at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Lois Tidwell of Fort Worth is grandmother.

CLARKSVILLE Lonnie J. Roten, of Clarksville died in Red River County Hospital Saturday. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday in Jolley's Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev.

Harvey Brown, pastor of the Assembly of God Church will officiate, with burial in English Cemetery. Mr. Roten was June 16, 1886, in Ripley, Miss, the son of the late Mr. andMrs. J.D.

Roten. In July 16, 1905, he married. Miss Francis Shofmer in Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Francis Roten of Clarksville; four sons, Preston Roten of Amarillo, James Roten of Odessa, Robert Lewis Roten of Stanton and Joe of Alliance, six daughters, Mrs. Ernest Harden, of Savoy, Mrs.

Jess Humphrey of Clarksville; Mrs. Howard Fuller of Mount Pleasant, Mrs. Raymond Johnson of Cypress, Mrs. Marshall Brewer of Andrews and Mrs. Roger Mann of Copperas Cove; 29 grandchildren; 49 great- grandchildren; and 15 great- greatgrandchildren.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday night. WUlie Briscoe GREENVILLE Willie Bricoe, 91, of Greenville died Saturday morning at Park Haven, Nursing'Home in Greenville. Funeral services will be held today at 2 p.m. at Cooker-Ma thews-Peters Chapel in Greenville, with Bill Miller, minister of the Southside Church of Christ.

Interment will be in Grove Hill Cemetery in Dallas. Mr. Briscoe married Lillie Mae Couch who preceded him in death. Born July 31, 1884 in Cooper, he was a retired farmer and carpenter. Survivors include two sons, William C.

Briscoe of Dallas and Robert Briscoe of Greenville; five daughters, Mrs. Margie Ownes, of Christi, Mrs. Thelma Carson of Palm Springs, Amanda Edhey of Garland, Mrs. Mable Martin of Paris and Mrs. Maggie Bartlett of Dallas; 23 grandchildren; and 28 great grandchildren.

The grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Rufus Guest DEPORT Rufus H. Guest, in Terrell Hospital Saturday morning. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Grant Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.

Sam officiating. Interment will be. Bethel Cemetery in Fulbright under the direction of Grant Funeral Home. He was born Aug. 11, 1906 in Fulbright, the son of Harvey and Francis Bettis Guest.

He had been in the state hospital for some 30 years. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Jane Anderson of Mesquite and Mrs. Leon McAlester of Arlington. Cousins will serve as pallbearers and two' honorary pallbearers are Dr.

D. F. Kerbow and Mike Haydock. Mrs. Alma Duffee BOGATA Mrs.

Alma Duffee, 79, of Dallas died at 3:30 a Sunday at Pleasant Manor Nursing Home in Dallas. 'Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Bogata. The Rev. A.

I. Bond and the Rev. Calvin Hancock will officiate. Burial will be made in Cuthand Cemetery by Bogata Funeral Home. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

Mrs. Duffee was born Dec. 6, 1895, in Bogata and had been a resident of Dallas for the past 15 years. She was the daughter of the late Robert and Maggie Morrison' Hamilton; Her husband, Gilbert Duffee, preceded her in death in 1958: She was. a member of the Dallas Bible Baptist Church.

Survivors include five sons, Erwin Duffee of Bogata, Gilbert and Bobby Duffee, both of Dallas, Dalton Duffee of Avery and Tommy Duffee of DeKalb; five daughters, Mrs. Verley Bowles of Tyler, Mrs. Pansy Willmgham, Mrs. Hazel Woodall, Mrs. Zela Puttet and Mrs.

Wanda Robinson, all of Dallas; three brothers Paul Hamilton of Clarksville; Hpyt and Sid Hamilton, both of Bogata; 22 grandchildren; and 14 great- grandchildren. Russell Stephens, 46, Sumner, was listed in fair condition Monday at McCuistion Regional Medical Center after suffering injuries in a two-car' major accident on FM 79 about two miles north of Loop 286 at 5:52 p.m. Saturday. Stephens, 1975 Chevrolet pickup truck, collided with a westbound 1971 Chevrolet driven by Noah Dean, Irving. Dean was not reported injured, according to of Public Safety Patrolman Wayne Parsons, who investigated the accident.

Stephens was thrown out of his pickup truck on impact, when the vehicle overturned. He was taken to McCuistion by Cass SEVERAL THEFTS were reported by both county and city officers over the long Thanksgiving weekend, a majority of them automobile accessory thefts. vehicle' while it was parked in' the 100 block of Lamar 'Avenue The couple told officers they had returned from 'a movie to find the items gone and 1 the vehicle unlocked. his vehicle parked in front of his residence. Entry was apparently gained through a left vent window, BILLY ROY Richardson, Detroit, reported theft of his citizen's band radio, valued at about and his girlfriend's purse, from his JERRY DAVIS.

Rt. 1, Paris, reported someone stealing a CB radio from his van while it wa's parked near the George Wright Homes. Value is listed at $159. MARSHALL WOLFE, 2290 Sycamore, also reported the loss of a CB radio taken from Estate Planning event to hear Man ton, Moore Edgar J. Manton, head of the General Business Department at East-Texas State University, and Hardy Moore, Paris attorney, will be two of the speakers for the Tuesday evening estate planning seminar.

The seminar will be held at Prairiland High School Cafeteria in Pattonville, starting at 7 p.m. This the second in a series of seminars open to the public without charge and sponsored by the Lamar County Overall Program Committee, according to Paul Payne, Lamar County agricultural Extension agent. current operations and problem areas. He will be introduced by Mrs. Printis Ellis, presiding member of the seminar committee; Essex Reese, committee vice chairman will give the invocation.

A. L. Ware, county extension agent will summarize at the end of the seminar. Moore is a'native of Paris and has been in private law practice here since 1930. He is a graduate of the University of Texas Law School.

He is a director for the State Bar of Texas and has served on the advisory committee of the State Supreme Court civil procedure. on rules 'of THE THIRD seminar session will be held Wednesday evening. Speakers for the Wednesday night session will be Bob Walsh, trust officer of First National Bank of Fort Worth; Larry Willcoxon, vice president and trust officer of the Fort Worth bank; and Jim Davis of Paris, official of Edward D. Jones and Company of Paris. The Wednesday night session will start at? p.m.

in the same location, the Prairiland Cafeteria. THE ADVENTURES Bill UncMtar Folks, wa ore al the famous drug counter of SUPERSCRIPTION, who Is about to fill a prescription our very Pint, the mixing vial, now he pours in a dark substance, adds a clear liquid, stirs. he made him self a Coke. CORNER DRUG S. c.

Plaza, Paris MANTON will discuss insurance and estate planning, with time questions. Moore'will talk on the importance of wills. He made presentations during the 1974 series of seminars on estate planning. Mariton is a native of Boston, Mass. He received his D.B.A.

degree in management with a minor in finance at Florida State University; his M.S. in management there in 1968; and a B.S. in general engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1959. He served as adjunct professor at Florida Institute of; Technology, Management; Sciences Melbourne, and was an adjunct faculty Florida State University, Cape Kennedy extension program.

From 1969 until coming to Commerce he was assistant to ffie director of operations, NASA, John F. Kennedy Space Center, Florida, responsible for: developing operational and, contract management plans' for future space programs and for performing management analyses of Hugo car is stolen Oklahoma News Bureau HUGO, Okla. Hugo area law enforcement officers Monday morning continued investigation of the Sunday night theft of a 1968 model Pontiac stolen from its parking place at the home of the owner, Michael Pratt, 707 W. Jackson St! Police reports show the car was missed by its owner at 6:45 p.m. It is described as being black maroon, two door sedan carrying a 1975 Texas license CDN-680.

The owner said the keys were in his pocket at the time the thief apparently hot-f wired the ignition. Classified Ads Get More Results OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 NOW TIL CHRISTMAS MARCUS MYRES, 1190- 34th SE, reported someone stealing two tires and'a rim from his grain truck 'vhile it was parked at the Loop 286 Truck Stop over the weekend. Total loss is listed at some $350. MRS. LLOYD STEELE, Brookston, reported someone's stealing her RCA color television set sometime over the weekend.

Steele told cou nty officers she had returned home to find a rear door open and the set gone. Value is listed at some $225. 11:30 p.m. Friday night his patrol vehicle slid into a curb Avenue when he attempted to left turn from 7th, Grand. Hundley reported the vehicle was only traveling some miles per tour at the time of the accident.

The vehicle sustained damage to the right front. PROWLERS were reported at the James Mickens residence, 325 E. Sherman, over the weekend. Officers talked suspects who were neighbors at the residence. However, no charges had yet been filed by Monday in connection with the incident.

PARIS OFFICERS were investigating early Monday the burglary of the Player's Lounge, 3142 Fitzhugh. An undetermined amount of. change was reported taken from several coin operated machines. A number of tools, including broken knives, were found at the scene. Officers Monday were still attempting to locate' the owner.

OFFICERS WERE also investigating the theft of band equipment taken from Pizza Villa, 2449 Clarksville St. Amplifiers, speakers, microphones and other items were reported stolen. Total loss was listed at some $1,475. OFFICERS answered a disturbance call at 'the Holiday Inn Saturday: The man involved, although first telling hotel officials and officers he was CIA operative, a Drug Administration officer and an undercover officer with the FBI, finally admitted he had been quarreling with his ex- wife. The man, officers said, had scratches on his face, which he claimed had been sustained when his -wife's friends had hit him.

TWO MINOR wrecks, both involving Paris police and Lamar County vehicles were reported over the weekend. At about 1:30 a.m. Friday morning, Deputy Danny Green reported his county vehicle struck a reflector post on Highway 82 West just west of Petty. Damage to the vehicle was listed at about $25-30. Paris Patrolman Bob Hundley reported that about JAMES WILLIAMS, Deport, reported to.county officers that occupants of a vehicle had been firing a shotgun while driving near Deport.

County officers, however, were unable to locate the vehicle. THE PARIS 'Department answered four calls Sunday, all grass fires, in the 1300 block of Graham; 1460-lOth NW, and two calls in the 1200 block of West Sherman one involving both grass and old railroad ties. The department also answered a false alarm, a house fire call in.the 600 block of 1st NE. COUNTRY CORDUROY LEISURE SUIT Westernized with look of suede on patch pockets. Interesting buttons, side vents, shirt-cuff sleeves.

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