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10 The Paris News, Thurs. Dec. 26, 1974 ri Mrs. A. L.

Stone Funeral services for Mrs. A. L. (Helen Maxine) Stone of 2625 W. Austin, will be held Friday at 10a.m.

in Leverett and Steele Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Meadowbrook Cemetey. Mrs. Stone died Tuesday at 9:45 p.m. in L.

P. McCuistion Regional Medical Center. She had lived in Paris since 1938. She was born June 16,1926 in Rockwall and was the daughter of the late Jeff Anderson and Gertrude Morgan. She married A.

L. Stone Jan. 12, 1944 in Hugo, Okla. She was a member of the Lakewood Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband of Paris; one son, Danny L.

Stone of Hugo; two sisters: Mrs. James H. Matkin of Beaumont and Mrs. Tom Routh of Oklahoma City, Okla. and two grandsons.

Mrs. J. B. Ward 1 Oklahoma News Bureau HUGO, Okla. Mrs.

J. B. Ward, widow of the late long; time pastor of Clayton Avenue Baptist Church in Hugo, died unexpectedly Christmas Eve at the Golden Age Home where she was a resident. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in I Lampton-Mills Funeral Home Chapel.

Two of Mrs. Wards sons-in-law, the Rev. J. T. Bolding of Lubbock, Tex.

and the Paul Wheelus of Sherman, Tex. officiated in the chapel service at which Mrs. Ward's son, the Rev. John Ward, also of Sherman, sang. The Rev.

C. W. Keiningham, pastor of Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and the Rev. Roy Dittmar, Golden Age home chaplain, officiated at the committal service. Born Sept.

12, 1893 in Saint Jo, Monnie Marar Donnell was a daughter of Sam Donnell and Lula Pilcher Donnell. She was married Dec. 21, 1908 in the home of her parents in Lexington to the Rev. John Bascom Ward. They lived in Boswell nearly four years before moving to Hugo about ,45 years ago.

He served as pastor of Clayton Avenue Baptist-zChurch for many, years and did extensive evangelistic work in Oklahoma and Texas. Mrs. Ward taught a class of young married women in the Clayton Avenue church for many years. Her home was at 810 W. Bluff St.

until she moved to the Golden Age Home after major surgery. Her.husband died in January 1958. Mrs. Ward was the mother of seven children, five of whom survive her. In addition to the Rev.

John Ward, minister of music in one of the Sherman, Tex. churches, she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. J. T. (Amy) Bolding of Lubbock, Mrs.

Jack (Naomi) Nyberg and Miss Nancy Lou Ward both of Dallas, and Mrs. Paul Wheelus of Sherman, Tex. Other survivors are nine grandchildren and ten great- grandchildren and four sisters, Mrs. Callie Boydston of Tulsa, Mrs. Viola Smith, Oklahoma City, Mrs.

Ollie Hitchock of Riverside, and Mrs. Lorene Whitaker of Elk Grove, Calif. J. W. Mitchell Paris News Service TOM, Okla.

Funeral arrangements are pending with Norwood-Welch Funeral Home for James Willie Mitchell who died Dec. 25 in Wadley Hospital, Texarkana. He was a merchant and rancher. He was born June 30,1900, in Arkansas. He was a member of Bokhoma Masonic Lodge and the Church of Christ.

Survivors include his wife, Minnie; a son, Lt. Comdr. Ralph Mitchell of Corpus Christi, two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Murray and Mrs. Mary Phiffer, both of Texarkana; a brother, Tom Mitchell of Chicago, a sister, Mrs.

Cosette Snedeger of Hutchison, Kan. and six grandchildren: handled by Leverett and Steele Funeral Home. One brother, Charlie Baber of Little Rock, Ark. and a sister, Mrs. Mary Street of Oklahoma City, also survive.

Frazier Dillard Paris News SErvice IDABEL, Okla. services were conducted at 9 for Frazier Dillard. W.W. Starnes, Church of Christ minister, officiated and burial was made in Redland Cemetery. He was born Nov.

19, 1903, in Amity, Ark. Survivors are his wife, Myrtle; two daughters, Mrs. Doris Lightsey and Mrs. Iris Balagan, both of Idabel; a son, Billy Don Dillard of Idabel; a brother, Lawrence Dillard of Broken Bow; two sisters, Mrs. Andrew Lambert of Idabel and Mrs.

Gladys Rhoton of Battiest; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. i 2 3 B. Ray Sleelman What makes an outstanding State Farm agent? a little neighborly attention some fast, efficient and a lot of good State Farm policyholders B. RAY STEELMAN 2107 Lamar TtS-4541 Likt good neighbor, Stafa Farm fc INfUIANCr STATE FAMI JNSUftAKf Raper Services Funeral services for Hunter Raper of Tucson, have been set for 2 p.m. Friday in the Gene Roden's Sons Chapel with Dr.

James Semple officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery under direction of Gene Roden's Directors of Funerals. Mr. Raper died Tuesday. Joe Hendrix Oklahoma News Bureau HUGO, Okla.

Committal services for Joe Hendrix of Fort Worth, were held in Mount Olivet Cemetery at 3:30 p.m. Thursday with Lampton-Mills Funeral Home in charge local arrangements- for the Azle Tex. Mr. Hendrix" was a nephew of Mrs. Etna Milburn and Mrs.

Hallie Moore, both of Hugo. He was a Methodist and died Tuesday in Fort Worth. Mrs. Elsie Powers COOPER Mrs. Elsie Powers, 83, of Waco, died at 8:15 p.m.

Tuesday in Waco. Mrs. Powers was born Oct. 6, 1891 in Delta County, the daughter of Robert M. Echols and Lucy Reynolds Echols.

She was a retired school teacher. She married W.W. Powers Jan. 2, 1915 in Delta County. He died Nov.

17,1966. Survivors include one son, Boyd Powers of Waco; two grandaughters Rebecca and Reginia Powers, both of Waco; four sisters, Mrs. Grace Hendrix of Cooper, Mrs. Dessie Freeman of Lubbock, and Mrs. Dovie Garrett and Mrs.

Hazel Lewallen both of Albany. Services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Delta Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. James H. Westbrook of Cooper officiating.

Burial was in the Oaklawn Cemetery in Cooper. Pallbearers were Eddie Cavanaugh, Johnie Cavanaugh, Danny Cavanaugh, Preston Echols, Hershel! Carter, and O.E. Walker, Jr. Jess D. Baber Funeral arrangements for Jess D.

Baber, who died Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. in L. P. McCuistion Regional Medical Center, are pending at Hammonds Funeral Home in his hometown of Littlefield. Mr.

Baber became ill while visiting friends in the Detroit area. Local arrangements were IMPERIAL SUGAR granulated QUICK MSSOL Mrs. Jennie Cates COOPER Mrs. Jearld Gates, 40, died at 5:30 a.m. Thursday in L.

P. McCuistion Regional Medical Center in Paris. Funeral arrangements are pending with McLanahan and Sons Funeral Home in Cooper. Mrs. (Jennie Pauling) Cates was born Oct.

1, 1934, the daughter of Curtiss and Grace Fisher at Bagwell in Red River County. She had lived in the Tira community in Hopkins County for the past 20 years. Survivors include her husband of Tira; a daughter, Vickie Pauline Cates of Tira; three brothers, 'Sam Fisher of Texarkana, Bennie Fisher, Delta County Sheriff, of Cooper, and Steve Fisher, also of Cooper; three sisters, Mrs. Lorene Schultz of Cooper, Mrs. Francis Owens of Charleston and Mrs.

Joyce Phipps of Cooper. Johnnie Brannan Funeral services for Johnnie Brannan, of 324-4th NW, were to be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Leverett and Steele Funeral Chapel. Mr. Brannan died "Tuesday "at L.P.

iMcCuis'tion Regional Medical Center. He was a retired farmer and had lived in this area since 1919. Mr. Brannan was born Sept. 11, 1888 in Polk County, son of the late Rufus A.

Brannan. and Florida Goss Brannan. He was first married to Sarah Alice Myers in 1920 in Lamar County. She preceded him in death in 1965. On Oct.

2,1969, he married Dora F. Morris in Paris. He was a member of the Salvation Army Church and was a veteran of World War I. He is survived by his wife, Dora; one son, Rebel J. Brannan of Powderly, and six step-children: Mrs.

Marvin (Otrel) Bruce of Blossom, Mrs. Homer (Mabel) White of Blossom, Mrs. Ira Lee (Doris) Dollins of Arthur City, The Rev. Fred R. Smith of Texarkana, John R.

Smith of DeKalb, and Leonard Olds of Mount Pleasant; one brother, George Brannan of Appomattox, one sister, Mrs. Eunice Smith of Palmdale, and several nieces and nephews. Miss McCuistion Paris News Service BROKEN BOW, Okla. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Hochatown Church for Miss Etter McCuistion who died Dec.

23 in the Broken Bow Nursing Home. Norwood- Welch Funeral Home made burial in Hochatown Cemetery. Miss McCuistion was born Aug. 21, 1887, in Arkansas. She was a member of the Holiness Church.

Survivors include four sisters, Mrs. Ethel Titton of Broken Bow, Mrs. Lee Primrose of Liberty, Mrs. Ella Wheeler of Greenwood, Ark. and Mrs.

Audrey Pringle of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Ida Anderson BOGATA Mrs. Ida Mae Anderson, 94, of Bogata died Thursday at a.m. in the Red River Haven Nursing Home.

She was born Aug. 17,1880 in Patlonville, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Phelps. She married Lon Anderson July 10, 1894 in Delta County.

He died in March. 1942 She is survived by two sons, Bill Anderson of Dallas and Lester Anderson of Tulsa, three daughters, Mrs. Lena Stephenson and Mrs. Lloyd Cawley, both of Bogata and Mrs. Lula Scoggins of Dallas; 47 grandchildren 80 great-grandchildren; and several great-great- grandchildren.

Arrangements are pending with Bogata Funeral Home. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Friday in First Baptist Church at Bogata with the Rev. Dickie Golden officiating. Bogata Funeral Home will make burial in Cunningham Cemetery.

FORMER PARISIANS Dr. and Mrs. Robert Peel of Geneva, 111. are here for the holidays with their sons, Bobby Peel and Mrs. Peel and Ricky Peel.

They'll return home Monday. MR. AND Mrs. Fred Fangio, Lisa, Duane and Tammy spent the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Fangio and family of Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sparks and family of Deport. They are enroute to Wichita Falls where Fred Fangio will be minister of music and youth at Fairway Baptist Church. TASHA DAWN McDowell, a daughter, was born Dec.

24 in St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mark McDowell of 123 Turner Hall, Commerce. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Harry R. Gurley, 290-28th NW and Mr. and Mrs. Joe M.

McDowell of 3021 E. Houston. Great- grandparents are Mrs. and Mrs. R.H.

Ryan and Mrs. Vevie Gurley. A SON, Jeramy Warren, was born Dec. 17 at McCuistion Regional Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs.

Jonathan Moss of Bogata. Grandparents are Mrs. Boyd Moss of Honey Grove and Mrs. Earl Marrof Paris: Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Miles of Greenville are great-grandparents. (Continued From Page One) north portico where presidents frequently greet visiting foreign dignitaries. After he surrendered, the Secret Service said agents found that the intruder, identified as Marshall H. Fields, 25, of suburban Silver Spring, had no explosives. Fields, the son of a deceased State Department official who had served in Arab countries, was then taken to a mental hospital for observation.

In a rambling statement mailed recently to several Washington area news organizations, a man identifying himself as Fields had indicated he would take some sort of action against the government on Christmas Day, declaring, "I am the Messiah to those who wish to believe." Chief Earl Drescher of the Executive. Protective Service, said, "I'm sure there will be studies and evaluation of this incident." Drescher said security absolute enough to rule out the possibility of a similar intrusion probably would be unattainable without turning the White House into "an armed camp." A Secret Service spokesman said the response of agents on Wednesday would have been different if Ford or members of his family had been at the White House. He didn't say what agents would have done but did say Fields could have been stopped before he reached the building. The intruder surrendered after hearing on his car radio a broadcast by the Howard University radio station of his demand to talk with Sahabzada Yaqub Kahn, Pakistan's ambassador to the United States. A spokesman for the Pakistani embassy later said the ambassador had never heard of Fields and refused to see him.

Police said they had no idea why Fields wanted to talk with the ambassador. The Secret Service said Fields was the son of Marshall L. Fields, a former official of the U.S. Agency for Development who died of cancer last May. CHRISTMAS GIFTS STOLEN There were a lot of Christmas presents under the tree at the home of Alfreedia Brown and her two children until someone burglarized the residence Sunday night.

Then she had only $2.35 left to buv eifts. But relatives started dropping by Monday" to bring presents. A niece, Anita Dawson, right, hands Mrs. Brown, an envelope containing money. Also shown are Johnathan Brown, 4, and sister April, 10, the woman's two children.

(AP Wirephoto) Theresa Crutchfield 'Serious' Theresa Crutchfield, 17, Rt. 2, Sumner, was still listed in "serious" condition at McCuistion Regional Medical Center Thursday morning, although hospital spokesmen said her condition had somewhat improved since Tuesday. According to DPS reports, she had been headed into Paris from Sumner on Highway 79 when the vehicle she was driving swerved out of control on a curve one- quarter mile east of Sumner and skidded sideways into the path of a 1963 Dodge pickup driven by Arlene Murray Estes, also of Sumner. Mrs. Estes and her son were not injured, ac- cording to reports.

MAXIE Nash, Sulphur Springs, injured in a car- pickup truck collision in the 500 block of 1st SW street, Dec. 20, was listed in "fair" condition at the Medical City Dallas Hospital Center Thursday morning. Nash had first been treated at Joseph's Hospital here then transferred from St. Joseph's in "critical condition by Cass Ambulance. Felix Robbins of Bagwell, injured in a Tuesday morning accident at Campbell Soup Paris plant was moved out of intensive care unit at St.

Joseph's Hospital Thursday morning. Accident details were still unavailable by presstime Thursday, however. McCUlSTION CENTER Admitted: Miss Belva G. Gilbert, Dallas; MissTajana James, Conroe; Miss Quanah James, Conroe; Julian Hughes, Ponca City, Ala Halkins, Hugo, Mrs. Ervin Jordan, Broken Bow, James E.

Stinson, 2325 S. Church; Mrs. Sherry Brunson, Powderly; William Richards, 424 Fitzhugh; Mrs. Ollie Melton, Honey Grove; and Mrs. Orville L.

Warren, Soper, Okla. Dismissed: Jack Self, Springtown, Luther B. Byrd, Valliant, Bobby Brown, Arthur City; Thelma Moore, Cooper; Leo Smith, 706-lst SE; William Whiteman, Avery; Lawrence Montana, Arthur City; Abbie Harrison, Bogata; Ellen Ham, Sulphur Springs; Mary Wilkerson, 3110-19th NE; Gail Loudder- Davis, San Antonio; Edward Preston, 951 Van Zandt; Jerry Sanders, 354 Olive Branch Rev. Clifford Keiningham, Hugo, Mrs. lona Halbert, NE; Mrs.

Linda Sue Easley, Deport; Mrs. Lucille Cotton, Arthur City; Herschel, Parker, Rt. Gregory Guest, Bogata; Carlos Lee, Honey Grove; Billy Lee, 1511 Maple; Mrs. Thomas Bunch, Sulphur Springs; Mrs. Elbert Henderson, Apt.

214 Lexington Miss Donna C. Davidson, Arthur City; Mrs. Ellon Johnson, Hugo, Mrs. Leonard R. Martin, 663-23rd SE; Mrs.

Larry Moree, 950 Conner and Walter Ratliff, Cooper; ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Admitted: Rupert Turk, 941 Church Beulah Woods, Arthur City; Felix Robbins, Bagwell; Mrs. Essie Briscoe, Leisure Lodge Nursing Home; Eddie Nowell, Rt. Mrs. Winnie King, 143-IOth NE; Mrs.

Mildred Early, 2925 Lamar; Sam Hannabass, Austin and Geneva McKamie, 421- IstNW. Dismissed: Mrs. Annie Miller, Powderly; Eddie Nowell, Rt. R. E.

Barnett, 2611 W. Austin; Mrs. Annie Shelton, Cherry Street Manor; Mrs. Johnnie Lollar, 626 E. Hearon; Golden Hollar, Emporia, Gene Vaughn, Powderly; Mrs.

Elia Shelton, 1354th SE; John Russell, Annona; Bulah Woods, Arthur Cily; Mrs. Bertha Drake, Arthur City; Rupert Turk, 941 Church; L. E. Price, 760 Ash; C.E. Roark, Rt.

Frank Jones, Rt. Mrs. Charleen Snell, 736 S. Main; and David Loyd, 1045 Blake Rd. Highway Conditions AUSTIN (AP) Highway Department reported the following highway conditions today, by district: Brownwood-Scattered ice on bridges.

ChildresR-Pavement wet, no ice. San Angelo-Ice on highways in Sterling County. Abilene-Scattered ice on bridges. Icy spots on U.S. 277 south of Abilene.

Scattered ice on Texas 70 south of Sweetwater. Fort Worth-Ice on bridges in western half of district. Amarillo-Snow and ice cover on all highways. Lubbock-Snow and ice cover on all highways. Dallas Light rain throughout district.

Odessa-Pavement wet, no ice. El Paso-Snow and ice cover on all highways. Driving very hazardous. PARIS police detective Andy Smith, recently named "Officer of the Year," for the department also arrested a 23-year-old Paris man, John Robert Holt, Olive Branch Apartments, Christmas Day in connection with the theft of a "High Pressure Power Team," unit taken from Carroll Lee Smith, Tulsa, while his vehicle was parked at Brookshire's park ing lot. The pump unit is valued at $500.

SueArmsbey, 139-llthNE, also reported to city officers that she heard a man running through her residence sometime Wednesday night. The man later managed to unlock a back door and leave the residence. Ms. Armsby had told officers that she had lost about $150 during the Policei "did report another similar incident occurring the night of Dec 12. DONALD Gary Stewart, 510 Bonham reported to city officers that someone had broken into his partment and ransacked one of the rooms.

Officers said entry was gained through an apartment door from the residence's garage. Police found broken glass and lamps, but nothing was reported missing. A Paris man, arrested by DWI. No charges had been filed by presstime Thursday in connection with the break- in, courthouse officials said, police near the scene, was charged with both disorderly conduct and misdemeanor Lynn Campbell In Honor Book Oklahoma News Bureau BOSWELL, Okla. Miss Lynn Campbell, Boswell oral artist and art teacher, this week was notified of her selection for listing in the 1974 volume of "Outstanding Young Women of America." Miss Campbell was nominated for the honor by the Soper Literary Study Club.

She also has been silver-vnecklace denoting her nomination. In the listing, a special editor's note states, "We are happy to include Miss Campbell's biography in this book, as she has accomplished all her qualifying achievements in spite of the handicap of being paralyzed from the neck down by polio." The listing includes the fact that Miss Campbell also has written professionally, including relief newspaper column writing for The Paris News in 1972. Want Ads Get More Results 10. Automobiles for Sale or Trade LOWRY REDUCES PRICES! 9OO off 1975 Impalo 4 Doer Sedans And All Chevrolet Wagons In Stock These cars are equipped with, turbo hydra-mafic transmission, air conditioning, power disc brakes, power steering, tinted glass, A.M. radio, steel belted radial white wall tires, wheel covers, 350 V-8 engine, remote control mirror, TOME TODAY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD" TM.

DEC. 31ST ONLY 1915 N. Main Paris, Texas.