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,2 The Paris News, Nov. 16, 1981 Accident Continued From Page 1 He is survived by his father and of the home; two sisters, Thomas (Ruth Ann) Davis of Mrs. Benny (Annett) of Jefferson; three brothers, Ross McClain of Paris, Mark McClain of the home, and Harold "McClain of the home. Survivors also his maternal grandparents, and Mrs. A.

V. Grounds of his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

McClain of Paris; several aunts and uncles and two The family will receive friends -from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Fry Gibbs Funeral Home. Bryson- Continued From Page 1 ome. Two being sought in $50 theft Continued From Page 1 McDaniel's body was found in a stock pond in the northeast part of tamar County three days after he tyas reported missing from the Fina Truck Stop on NE Loop 286 where he worked as night attendant.

He was found in April of 1980. Moseley and Harmon were arrested in September of this year. Tigertown when Mrs. Collins became ill. Tigertown is his real home 1 It's where his heart is.

His neighbors call Gray Collins a fine man, a good man all around, and I share that opinion. He's what the old timers once called the salt of the earth type whose word is as good as his bond. 1 persuaded him to pose for a picture in his dining room, holding a jar of his apple sauce and a jar of pear preserves. At Jim's Country corner store, between Bogata and Cuthand, I pulled in for a short visit. Several men, including Ed Barnard and George Marshall were seated at a table, and we had a little talk.

Lynn Baker was minding the store and showed me an addition to the community's Hall of Fame pictures of local and area cowboys and cowgirls. The new ones included a large photo of W'm. C. Barnard, made in 1942 in Costa Rica where Barnard was -employed as a civil engineer. Once a year, and once only, and then only for a wink in time, tree and bush and shrub and vine are reborn in a burst of color and beauty.

The aureation comes suddenly, and just as suddenly is gone. The red oak, the blackjack the willow, the hickory, the gums, the ash, the maple and the elm all the hardwoods appear in scarlet and yellow and orange, pale pastel and brilliant red. The country roads are ringed with blazing sumac and fiery sassafras, and all the hills and hollows are awash in a shimmer of light and shadow and the hues of the rainbow. Yes. once a year, and once only, the cup of autumn fills and spills over with glory and wonder to gladden the eye and lift the heart.

It is out there now, wailing, but not for long. Go now, go as far as you can, and come back refreshed with the memory of real living color. Paris Police are seeKing two men between the ages of 18 and 20 who were seen leaving the Two Coin Laundry, 1364 N. Main, Sunday night in connection with the theft of $50 in change from the dryers and a washer and $2,000 worth of damage to the machines. A Paris couple spotted the two men leaving the laundry in an older brown Plymouth or Ford.

Police roundup treated for a cut on her head. LAMAR COUNTY Sheriff's deputies are investigating the theft of the Don Clarkson home, Rt. 6, Paris. Clarkson reported that he returned home to find a Hotpoint microwave oven, a Browning 12 gauge shotgun, a Stevens 12 gauge shotgun, and a Winchester automatic .22 with a 4X scope missing. Authorities investigating discovered entry had been gained through a bedroom window.

Value of the stolen property was $1,770. SHERIFF'S OFFICIALS are also investigating the theft of a chain saw, a Stevens shotgun, a 16 gauge single shot shotgun and a bolt action rifle from the home of Mrs. Robert Chennault, Rt. 1, Blossom. Entry was also gained through a bedroom window.

Value of the stolen property was $705. Authorities have made no arrests in connection with either incident. POLICE DURING the 36- hour period ending at 8 a.m. Monday also investigated an assault at the Camp Paris Motel. Mary Bohanan was struck in the head by a Deport man, who witnesses said had been argumentative toward Ms.

Bohanan and her juvenile children. Paris Emergency Services officials transported Ms. Bohanan to St. Joseph's Hospital where she was BOBBY PATE, 1030-5(h SE reported his 1958 Ford pickup was stolen from Battle's Flea Market, 3480 NW Loop 286, Sunday afternoon. Pate reported a suspect in the theft had asked ride to Oklahoma City.

ODESSA DAVIS, 1603 Main, told police that sometime between Oct. 28 and Sunday her Philco 13- inch color television had been stolen. Northeast Texas commissioners have been indicted in the growing kickback scandal to date. Eight commissioners have pleaded guilty to reduced cliarges, including former Red River County commissioners James -Continued From Page 1- Darwin Floyd and Robert L. Edwards (not related).

Former Bowie County Commissioner Bernard Brown, the only commissioner convicted to date, received a three-year sentence and a $5,000 fine. More than 100 commissioners and suppliers have been indicted in Oklahoma in a wide-ranging federal probe dubbed "CORCOM" for "corrupt commissioners." Deaths and funerals Onas Vickers Onas L. Vickers of Powderly died Sunday at McCuistion Medical Center. Services will be held at 2 Tuesday in the Arthur City Baptist Church with the Rev. James Cox officiating.

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Mr. Vickers was born June 2, 1915, in Arkadelphia, a son of J. L. and Ora Margaret Shepherd Vickers. He was married to Pauline Coe on Sept.

8, 1945, in Paris. He was a Baptist and a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife; one son, Michael Gene Vickers of Reno; three daughters, Mrs. Terry (Jan) Rogers of Powderly, Mrs. Frank (Vickie) Stetcer of Paris and Mrs.

Roger (Sandra) Jones of Abilene; two brothers, Donald Vickers of Detroit and Autis Vickers of Hugo, two sisters, Lossie Vickers of Blossom and Mrs. Donald (Bobbie Nell) McDonald of Arlington; and 10 grandchildren. Hightower funeral Services for Robert Lee Hightower of Powderly were conducted Monday morning in Bright-Holland Funeral Home Chnpel. The Rev. Glenn Vickers officiated.

Burial will be Tuesday morning in Fair view Cemetery in Memphis, Tex. Mr. Hightower died Saturday at Parkview Nursing Home. J.M.Abbott J. M.

(Chief) Abbott, 680- 19th SW, died at St. Joseph's Hospital Saturday. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Bright- Holland Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Charles Higgs officiating.

Burial will be in Cottage Hill Cemetery at Celina. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Mr. Abbott was born June 6, 1913 in Bristow, a son of Milton and Sarah Long Abbott.

He was married to Bobbie Clutts on Feb. 20, 1954, in Lovington, N.M. He was a Baptist and a member of the Paris Elks Lodge. Surviving are his wife; one son, J. M.

Abbott Jr. of Temple; two brothers, Alvin Abbott of Durant, and Vernon Abbott of Midland; two sisters, Mrs. Clyde Turner of Vallejo, and Mrs. Annie Shepherd of Denison; and two grandchildren. East funeral Services for Mrs.

Viola East, 1523 E. Houston were conducted Sunday in the Leesville Baptist Church with burial in Leesville Cemetery by Fry Gibbs Funeral Home. The Rev. Tom Littlejohn and the Rev. Joe Clough officiated.

Bearers were James William East, Jackie Nailing, Clifton Nailing, Kent Covington, Jim Covington and Oliver Covington, Lee Covington and Joe Johnson. Mrs. East died at McCuistion Medical Center Friday. Bertha Whitt Bertha Whitt died Monday morning in Garland. Services are pending with Bright-Holland Funeral Home.

Atwood funeral Services for Albert Atwood of Dallas were conducted at Lamar-Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Dallas Monday morning. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery at 2 p.m. Monday with Bright-Holland Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mr. Atwood died Saturday in Dallas.

Mrs. Tilda Petty HUGO, Okla. Mrs. Tilda Petty of Golden Age Nursing Home, died Monday morning in Choctaw Memorial Hospital. Services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m.

in the Soper Church of Christ with Jim Maple officiating. Burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery by Lampton-Mills Funeral Home. Mrs. Petty, 85, was born Nov.

27, 1895, in Alabama She was a longtime Soper resident and was a Church of Christ member. Surviving are a son, Neely Petty of Hugo; three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Mrs. Bessie Britt HUGO, Okla. Mrs.

Bessie P. Britt, 803 E. Bluff, Hugo, died Sunday at her home. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Lampton-Mills Funeral Home Chapel with Don Smith officiating.

Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Britt, 77, was bom Sept. 20, 1904, in Paris, Tex. She had lived in Hugo for the past 60 years.

She was a member of the Church of Christ. Surviving are a son, Jack Britt of Hugo; one daughter, Mrs. Cleo Morris of Bonham, four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Dobbs of Paris, Mrs. Helen Horn of Nevada, Mrs.

Annie Morgan of Pasadena, Tex. and Mrs. Eva Whitson of Eugene, six grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the American Cancer Society or the Heart Association. Mrs.

Leona Hallum Mrs. Leona Hallum, Rt. 1, Arthur City, died Monday morning at McCuistion Medical Center. Services will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the chapel of Gene Roden's Sons, Directors of Funerals.

Burial will be in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Mrs. Hallum was born June 12, 1897, in Caviness, a daughter of Frank Tuttle and Willie Mock Tuttle.

Her husband, Hardy Hallum, died in 1940. Surviving are one daughter, Martha Day of Arthur City; one stepdaughter, Frances Blankenship of Fort Worth; two stepsons, Mutt Hallum of Fort Worth and Pete Hallum of Fort Worth; a foster son, Joe Powell of Paris, and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sons, Elbert Hallum in 1971 and Bobby Hallum in 1968. ONE REPORT of vandalism, four misdemeanor thefts, one minor shooting incident and several reports of harrassing "phone calls were investigated by police over the weekend Police made one arrest for driving while intoxicated. AUTHORITIES investigated an accident in the 1700 block of Church ifi which, according to police records, Willie Luther Mobley, 1240-22nd NE, was westbound on Evergreen Street and attempted to turn south on Church Street when his brakes failed.

Mobley told police he could not stop the car or turn the steering wheel. Mobley crashed into burial monuments valued at between $10,000 and $15,000 by Marcus Roden of Johnson Monument Co. MECHANICAL FAILURE Willie Luther Mobley, 1240-22nd NE, told Paris Police officers that both his power brakes and power steering failed Sunday as he attempted to turn south on Church Street from Evergreen Street. Mobley's late Model Mercury Zephyr crashed through some $10,000 to $15,000 worth of monuments at Johnson Monument the monument company's display area, according to Marcus Roden, owner of Johnson Monument. Roden said the total damage would have been much lower had the path of Mobley's auto varied "just three-and- a-half feet so he'd have missed the imported monuments and got the ones from Georgia." (Staff photo by David Sullens) Co.

before finally coming to rest in Plan to kill Khadafy is reported in Time NEW YORK (AP) The government of former French President Valery LAMAR COUNTY Sheriff's deputies made two. arrests for driving while intoxicated, one for public, intoxication, one for failure to pay child support, and' investigated one minor- disturbance. THE Happy Goodman's Are Conning November 28 Paris High School Giscard planning attempt d'Estaing was an assassination on Libyan leader Retail theft seminar set for Tuesday Shew funeral Funeral services for Mrs. Earl (Carrie) Shew, H41-6th SE, were conducted Monday morning in Fry Gibbs Funeral Home Chape! with the Rev. Rickey Hayes officiating.

Burial was in Meadowbrook Cemetery. Bearers were Bill Bryan, Lynn Patterson, Tony Elmi, Nick Elmi, Mike Newberry and Larry Loggins. Mrs. Shew died Saturday at McCuistion Medical Center. A Secret Service Agent from the Department of the Treasury in Dallas will speak on how to recognize conterfeit money during the Retail Theft Seminar Tuesday.

The seminar, cosponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Lamar County, Paris Junior College and the Small Business Administration, will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Jess B. Alford Center for Lifelong Learning on the PJC campus. Along with the talk by the treasury official, R. Kenneth Jennings, management assistance office for the SBA Dallas district office, and Charles Whitley, Paris chief of police, will discuss employee theft.

The seminar is designed to help merchants become more aware the problems of retail theft and how to eliminate them. The seminar is scheduled to coincide with the upcoming Christmas shopping season. Tom Wells, Lamar County attorney will speak on and Assistant Cour' Attorney Ed Eilis will on "hot-check" writers. Two films are to be shown. Moammar Khadafy and sought the Reagan administration's approval early this year, Time magazine reports.

Quoting unidentified sources in Washington, the magazine says in its current issue that a high-ranking official in Giscard d'Estaing's government presented the plan to high- ranking Reagan administration officials. We're different We work for you. raMw AIIUIM, Rwn, until NORMENT Ambulance Four suffer injuries in crash near Hugo HUGO, Okla. One Hugo man and three others listing out-of-state residences were taken to Choc taw Memorial Hospital Sunday morning following a one-car accident seven miles south of Hugo on Highway 109, according to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol spokesman. Elvis Tucker, 24, of Hugo, was listed in good condition at the hospital with head, arm and leg injuries, the spokesman said, Kent L.

Johnson, 22, and Orbus Candler, 22, both of Kansas City, are listed in fair condition with injuries suffered in thewreck. Driver Alonzo Candler 30, of Phoenix, is listed in fair condition with head, leg and arm injuries, the spokesman said. Candler was driving east on Highway 109 in a 1975 Mercury when the car ran off the road, struck a ditch and over turned Paris Emergency Medical Service officials reported Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) made the following calls during the 36-hour period at 8a.m. Monday. SATURDAY p.m., a hot call from G15 Grand Ave.

to St Joseph's Hospital. Time out: 17 minutes. p.m., a hot cali to 839-28th NW, no pick up. Crawford to address Knife and Fork Club Madison "Mad" Crawford, a humorist who has won 20 Toastmaster Club awards, will address the Knife and Fork Club at its 6:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting at the Quality Inn.

Crawford is from Bettendorf, Iowa and is a graduate of Texas Tech University in Lubbock. Crawford says his speeches are "85 percent humor and 15 percent message" and bills himself as an up and coming American humorist. Crawford is an army chartist at Rock Island Arsenal when not on the speech circuit. The Paris Knife and Fork Club is a toastmaster's group which holds periodic banquet meetings through the club season. MADISON CRAWFORD speak Tuesday Morning Stocks Amfac Corp 25 Altamil Corp 10V 4 Campbell Soup 29 Campbell-Taggart City Investing Co Champion Homes Control Data Crane DeKalb Dr.

Pepper 12'A A. G. Edwards Sort Enserch Corp First City Bancorp First Int. 4 Harte-Hanks 36Vg J. Penney Kroger.

Mid-America Industries 7 McDermott Munsingwear G. C. Murphy Pepsico Phillips Industries Pillsbury 36V 4 Purolator sambo's Sherwin-Williams Southland Corp Tandy Corp 34 4 Wal-Mart Zales Time out: five minutes. p.m., a hot cail from the Camp Paris Motel to St. Joseph's Hospital.

Time out: 24 minutes. SUNDAY p.m., a hot call to the East Post Oak Community, no pick up. Time out: 55 minutes. p.m., a hot call from 155-45th SW to St Joseph's Hospital. Time out: 25 minutes.

p.m., a hot call from 606 Crestwood, no pick up. Time out: 15 minutes. p.m., a hot call from Leisure Lodge Nursing Home to McCuistion Regional Medical Center. Time out: 21 minutes. p.m., a hot call from Leisure Lodge Nursing home to St.

Joseph's Hospital. Time out: 39 minutes. p.m., a hot call from Cherry Street Annex South to McCuistion Regional Medical Center. Time out: 28 minutes. (RreCaMs) Paris Fire Department officials report that firefighters made the following calls during the 36- hour period ending at 8 a.m.

Monday. SATURDAY p.m., firefighters answered a call on Route 6 in response to a report of a chimney fire. Time out: 34 minutes. p.m., firefighters answered a call of a trash fire at NW. Time out: eight minutes.

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