Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 3

Obituary Jnmei S. Kennedy Rogers, May 2-(Special)-Funeral services for James S. Kennedy, retired, who died suddenly Saturday night at the Hicewood farm east of Rogers, result of a heart attack, were to be held at the farm home this morning at 10 o'clock by the Rev Joseph Kni- KGRH MONDAY NIGHT 6:00 Fulton Lewis, 8:15 Theater 6:30 News--M 6:45 Ozark Sports Review 7:00 Passing Parade 7:15 Gabriel HeaHer--M 7:30 Sherlock Holmes 7:55 News Peter Salem--II i i i Club 8:55 News 9:00 American Forum--M a iveutix-cl--M 9:4.1 Concert Notebook--M 10:00 Platter Parly 10:50 and Snnils 11:00 Sign TUESDAY MORNING 5:30 Rise N'Shine 6:00 Eddie Arnold Show 6:15 Church of Cnns't 6:30 Market Reports 6:35 Farm News 6:45 R.F.D, 1450 7:00 Coffee Cup Capers 7:30 Otasco News 7:45 Chapel in the Sky 1:00 Morning Devouonj 8:15 Tell Your Neighbor 8:30 Bob Poole's Show--M 8:55 News 0:00 Music by a i 5:15 Feminine Farcy 9:30 Georgia Crackers- 10:00 Strictly for Ihe Girls 8:45 Tom, Dick a 10:15 Second SpriiiL- 10:30 Against the Storm--M 11:00 Finder's Keepers 11:30 Lanny RosV-M 11:45 Musical TUESDAV AFTERNOON 12:00 Plantation House a 12:15 News at Noon 12:30 Hospitafity Time 12:45 Hillbilly Hit Parade 1:00 Queen For A Day Ir30 Say It With i 2:00 Pcoles Paradise--M 2:30 Kate i Speaks--M 2:45 Kate Sniith Sings--M 3:00 Market Reports 3:05 News 3:15 Gabriel Heatler's Mailbag .1:30 Johnson Family--M 3:45 Two Ton Baker-- 4:00 1450 Club 4:45 Times on the A i 5:00 Straight A 5:30 a Reports 5:35 Sundown Serenade 5:45 Torn Mix--M erim, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Rogers. The borty was tc be a by iCullison-Porter Funeral Home to i Clarcmore, where a second Jservicc was to be held at 3 o'clock, Burial was (o be in a Claremorc cemetery. Mr.

Kennedy came to Rogers three and one-half years from Beaumont, Texas, where he had been engaged in Ihe a a i of dairy products. He purchased the Riccwood. farm and stocked the place with some fine dairy cattle. He had been ill for several days and became serious Saturday He had been placed an oxygen tent shortly before he was stricken with a heart attack, and died about 8 o'clock. Survivors are his i Mrs.

Vic- Itoria Korniiiii Kennedy; I daughters, Mrs. Nick a Cane Hill, and Mrs. Betty Cole, Tulsa, two sons, Kennedy, Beaumont. Texas, and i S. Kennedy of Rogers.

NORTHWEST ABKANSAS TIMB, a team Saturday aElenv Mr. And Mrs. Charles Ramer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiamer of Spnngdalc announce the birth o( Kec 1 wlHl limn-- read a son yesterday in City Hospital i tl Tlmn dillr.

Hooser, U.A. Track Coach, In Hospital Hob.itt Hooser. assistant Razorback root bull coach ami track co.ich, is a a i in City Hospital i from i a i ot a Bland in the neck and what doctors term "an acute allergy." Pln-si- cians said it is exjiccted'hc will' be able to accompany the track team Thursday to Stillwaler, Okla. Manla Monday May 2 1M9 News Potter From The Boston Store Marking Room Today was a crisp sunny tlav -Quite siiEjjestive oT the new. crisp, a pitiuc house coals, just pulled out of their i tissue wrappings.

First a white, then a pink, with oils and ahs from our girls. They trimmed with eyelet embroidery; there is a convenient to tuck your hand into, and there arc sizes 10 to 16. There i aren't many pieces so if you're in the market for a Summer house- coat, i i easy washing and glamour, down, sills. Mrs. Myrtle E.

Crozier Lincoln, May 2-(Special)-Mrs. E. Crozier, 73. a Lincoln resident the past S2 years, died unexpectedly at her home here early mcrning. Funeral services to be held todny at 2:30 at tlie Baptist in Lincoln by the pastor, the Rev A.

J. Scott. Burial was to lie in the I Lincoln cemetery, under direction of the i Funeral Home Survivors are her husband; I II. Crozier: four sisters, Mrs. a a Phillips.

Mrs. Tclre Robinson and Mrs. Etta all of Kayellc- ville. and Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Fort Smith: and a brother, J.

A. i of a i i SlopLlchinn.dryup I -IVY-DRY Nancy's Beauty Shop Open Weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Nancy Giles.

Mgr. and i Operator 305 W. Center-Upstair! 1 Phone 2502 for Appointment Opening Soon MAJESTIC SUMMER GARDEN Always free music Watch for Date! ift Births THE BLAIRS, STATIONERS Oldest Office Stlppl, Home Nn MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS I Pre Permanent Practical 1 Another Doy Cards Styled by Gibson Sc to $1.00 BL'V NOW USE rOUR CREDIT Mi. And Mrs. Marion Bell Mi.

a Marion Bell of Springdalc announce the birth of a daughter yesterday in City Hospital. Mr. And Mrs. James White i Mr. and Mrs.

James White of i Springdalc announce the birth of I a daughter yesterday in City Hos- pital. i Mr, And Mrs. Will Gabhard Mr. and Mrs. Will Gabbard of Greenland announce the i of a son yesterday in City Hospital.

Mr. And Mrs. Dalton Hunion Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Huntou of Lincoln announce the birth of a son, Thomas I.ce.

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