The Graham Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 32, Ed. 1 Monday, March 19, 1962 Page: 3 of 6
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lOWBALLS were being tossed at Graham High
tool campus during the noon hour Wednesday,
students enjoyed the spectacular snow storm
ich‘ hit the city earlier in the day. Enjoying the
fun were Albert fMante, Linde Cady, Ann Rodgers,
Leon Watfcer, Janice AVcComas, Beth Cook, and
Winona Briscoe. — Leader $tgff Photo.
Jean News
folks in our community
Men iH with the flu. but
• glad to report some are
much better. J. C. Rogers
some time in the hospital
able to be up and out
Mrs. Rogers also had the
anya Rogers of Graham,
en staying with her grand-
1. O. PRESLEY
i -Ju -
Mrs. Fay Blackwell and Jake
Edwards wera is Fort Worth
Sunday to viait his brother. Mar-
vin Edwards, who ia a patient in
Harris Ho^ital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dm Che-
|W. M. U. La
itist Church
of the
ended their
Charles Atkinson, senior
warden, of the Holy -Spirit
Episcopal Church, Graham, will
open bids for construction of
the new Episcopal Church, to
be • located at the comer of
Woodlawn and H i 11 c r e s t
Streets, at 5:30 p.m., Thursday.
March 22.
Mr. Atkinson will open these
bids in the presence of the ves-
n ana srouna.ne enuren vi>ited her grandparents, Mr. aod lhe Rested contractors,
T5ert-W*rtrJ5 Wrhmch Mri TrBfCrebb. on Sonday, ** members of. the
““ ‘*mr Other visitors were his brother
and family, Mr. and Mn. Orlan
Prayer program with an
i meeting Friday March
covered diah lunch and a.
| in and around the church
in the after
Boydston and
& Market
kh Street
which wtU soon I
and Mrs. Will J. Roberta
returned from Richmond,
there they went for final
,entente for their appoint-
aa missionaries to East
Wa regret to see them go
air church and community,
rill be greatly missed. Their
tie daughters. Esther and
spent some time with their
•rents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
a at Sweetwater, Okla.
their parents were in Rich-
ember. the Jean Baptist
l revival will begin March
1 everyone is invited to at-
le services.
and Mrs. Pat Bramlet.
i and Tony, left Thursda
eir home in Chicago,
•pending two weeks visiting
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Bramlet and Mr. and Mrs.
'ork of Graham, and other
<as.
■ Tray Glover and Mrs.
Glover were in Wichita
Tuesday. While there, they
I Mrs. Doug Eaddy and
Little Kin Eaddy came
with hi; grandmother for a
Buss West and Charles
Sundav in Wichita Falk
er brother and family, Mr.
ra.’ Dick Bromley.
ky
III.
GRAHAM
DRIVE IN
Coming Soon
CTION S A t. A
»:46 a.m.
p. 11:10
Iqion, t p.m.
lorship, 7: IS p.m.
nault and daughter, and Dan Cha-
nault of Daihart, are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Chenault and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Often Crsbb and
girls of Fort Worth, visited her
mother, Mrs. Lydia Swaim, EUea
and Bob last Sunday. ’
Jeanne Bodkins, Fort Worth,
FOR NEW CHURCH
Episcopal Church to
Open Bids Thursday
parish
family.
Ail memorable occasion has
ed greatly
Levertt.
Mrs. Pearl Baggers aad Mrs.
Watson spent the weekend in Fort
Worth ami Denton. They wets
joined in Fort Worth by Jerry
Don Wilhelm, and all qwnt Satur-
day night with the E. R. Dozier
family. Sunday .Mrs. Biggers
and Mrs. Watson accompanied
Jerry Don to Denton and attended
church services there. They re-
turned home late Sunday evening.
The Upper Room Sunday School
Class of the Methodist Church
had their monthly aocial Thurs-
day night at the new recreation
room in the church annex. There
were 26 ladies present and a very
nice program was rendered. Visi-
tors present were Mrs. D. Os-
bourn, Mrs. Ethel Henry, Mrs.
Terry Dickson and Mary Beth.
Visiting Mrs. Rose Bridges
Thursday were Mrs. J. T. Butler
and Mrs. Jack Petty.
Mrs. Flora Abbott, of El Paso
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Joy-
cia Stewart and sister, Mrs.
James Hodge and Thelma.
Visting Mr. and Mra. M. E.
Hamm Friday were Mr. and Mrs.
Ivo Duckworth and Mrs. Una
Calrk, all of Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Baldwin
visited in Jacksboro this week
with Cling Sims who k seriously
ill at hk home, with Mr*. Sims
and Miss Artie Sims who k stay-
ing with tham and haiping to care
for CHt*. Rtr. n "
also visa tad them.
Glad to report Mr*. W. P. Fos-
ter is home after spending sev-
eral weeks in the Olney Hospital,
and k doing fins.
Mr. and Mr*. Phillip Slater and
Mr. and Mn. Bob Sims,rPhiilip
and Sherris.
refa L.udU follow
opening of the
now
closely the
bids.
Every member of Holy Spirit
Church has helped in the plan-
ning of their new church. All
this was accomplished in a
fine spirit of love and co-
operation. Both the rector,
file Rev. Francis W. Carr, and
the congregation are very
happy with the proposed
plans, and it is beHeved that
this new House of God will be
a credit to their careful plan-
ning and to the community of
Graham.
The people of Holy Spirit
Church are very grateful (or
iraat in their new church
fojsr«r?„ a
Community. These well wishes
nkve encouraged them to build
-fj church to the Glory of God
and to the service of man.
Lenten Service Scheduled
Thursday at Episcopal Church
evening at 7:00 o’- copal Church,
ring the
HgnAr
dock, a Lenten service will be
held in Holy Spirit Episcopal
Church,. Graham, corner of
Fourth and Cherry Streets. The
guest preacher at this service
will be The Rev. Alexis Mo-
ffatt, rector of Saint Mary's Epis-
Mrs. Davidson
Funeral Held
In Fort Worth
Funeral services were held
from the First Christian Church
in Fort Worth last Friday at 3
p.m. for Mrs. Brower Davidson.
72. of 1012 Roberts Cut-Off.
Mrs. Davidaan died Wednesday in
a Fort Worth hospital following
an sottea
Mra. Davidson was a native of
Alabama and bad lived in Fort
Worth sine* 1(18. She was office
manager and bookkeeper for 28
years for Texas Securities
tary of its official board for many
years. She was also a member
of the Harmony Club.
Burial was in Greenwood Ceme-
tery with Shannon's Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements.
:pal Church, Wichtta Falk.
During the course of the ser-
vice, The Reverend Arnold Fel-
ler. pastor of the Salem Metho-
dist Church, Graham,- will read
the Old Testament Lesson.
Mr. Moffatf war bom and
reared in Salt Lake City. Utah,
and is a descendant of one of
Utah's pioneer families. He is a
graduate of Yale University, and
is married to a lovely Connecticut
girl whom he met while study-
ing in New Haven.
Before coming to Wichita Falls,
two years ago, he was the rector
of the Episcopal churches - at
Dragerton, Price, and Moab,
Utah. While serving in this area,
a new church was built at Drag-
erton.
Mr. Moffatt is a member of the
faculty of Midwestern University,
Wichita Falls, and teaches United
Stales' History in their Night
School. Mrs. Moffatt is very ac-
tive as a Psychiatric Aid in help-
ing the patients at the Wichita
Tallr state HospitaL
"All are most welcome to par-
ticipate in this worship of Al-
mighty God." said Rev. Carr.
iMWffrBS
Yli« Graham Reporter, Monday, March 19, 1962 Page 3
Bowling Results
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HIM AND HERM
(W'tk of March
xr.
farmer* Milling
High Teem
Weevils
nera .Milling
High Tram -
era Milling
bl’a^ Engraving
hra"Answer, her
High lndivMeai
(Hftvei Irving
Bnice Wragg
Gttff Gardner
I Women
W Horn
■Bid Loving
NMen Cullman
IMS
1241
1777
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filb
623
High ImltvUlna I* l« (iaai*
Loving ............
1*B> Blythe
Clttl Gurdncr
189
187
IWunirnl
Vi Horn
179
Basil. Laving
167
Fkl-ty Meissner
165
PINHPOTTKKN LEAGUE
r- (Week ml March 14. IBA!>
TWM
W L
TOT.
PINS
Kaappentx-rgrr
135 81
53.752
MeCracken* ..
1J2 M
52.589
Kenneth'p
116 W
51.41L
Coca-Cola
ii7 m
50.628
Martin Dozers ......
1U2 114
51.776
Dolphin Service
122
48.991
Newton'*
•6 132
50486
Bahia Engraving
•6 120
48.346
High Team •
2 Games
Knappenberger
.........
1991
Martin Dozers ______
1961
Kenneth'a _________
1*1
High Team -
1 Game
KnamM-nlM-rgi-r
733-706
Martin Dozers
7U2
Coca-Cola ......
702
High Individual.
Ethel Segura ........
Atwood
atty Divine
J Gnmea
Jet
Pat
High
Atwood
Hunter
Individual
Jet Atwood .........
Patty I>1 vine
Rita I
471
462
461
TEN Fife KING LEAGUE
(Week of Mareh 16. 16671
TEAM
New Idria ;.....
Thompson Radiator
Grimea Brothers
LeSage Motor Co. .
Sthlumberger ....
First National Bank
Alberta Boat Shop .
Lawyer Shoes
High Team -
New Idria
Thompson Radiator
JGtrat
W L
130 62
1*12 80
109 62
. 96 94
93 99
92 100
89 103
46 147
3 Gamas
TOT.
. PINS
57.568
57.300
92.516
49.803
50.764
53 MS
50.546
32.516
I-
ALLEY GAITEKI LEAGUE
l Week ml March IA. 19241
TOT.
TEAM: W L PINS
Brad. Bowl Snack Bar 38 18 4516
Farmer A Lanham 32 24 4636
Buhl's Engraving 30 26 4470
Lankford Trucking 12 44 4592
Trim
Farmer A Lanham
Pin Packer
Mra*. Bowl Snack Bar-
3 Games
725
6M1
♦,(8
High Team
Farmer A Lanham
......Ur A Lanham
Lankford Trucking
High Individual
Mildred SUnpsol
Rdwina Kiggs
Ruth Hurst
High Individual
Mildred Simpson
lietty Kendrick
Mildred Simpson
t Gan
253
252
238
391
374
351
145
142
IM
HUNTERS FAY
FINES AFTER
SEASON'S END
Too many Texas hunters just
couldn’t put their guns away after
the close of the hunting season.
Thii was disclosed with the re-
lease of the February report of
game and fish, law violations, as
issued by J. B. Phillips, coordi-
nator of kw enforcement of the
Game and Fish Commission.
Of the 288 arrests made during
Febnaary, there were 139 for
shooting violations. Headlighters
again tapped the _ list, with 7 ar-
rests made for night hunting.
1 The game wardens made ,209
cases during the month, which re-
sulted in the collection of $8,309.28
in fines and costs.
Fines for violations ranged
from (25 to $200, with licenses re-
voked on most of those arrested
for huning violations. One wo-
man was fined $150 for killing a
deer in closed season.
Another hunter who refused • to
perraist a search of his. autortio-
bile was fined $50 for that offense
and another $50 for having in his
possession a deer with evidence
of sex removed.
Phillips also warned fishermen
to be sure to get licenses for this
season before going out this
spring. A license is required of
all persons between the ages of
17 and 65'whs* fash oaMside thair
home counties, or who fish with
-»
.
FOUR GREAT stars in two of the happiest hits ever
shown together Sophia Loren and Cory Gront co-
stqr in "Houseboat'’, and Doris Day and David Niven
head the cost of ‘Please Don’t Sat the Daisies".
Both of these fine family pictures, filmed in color,
will be shown at the Graham Drive In Theatre,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, March 21-22-23.
Hereford Association to
Meet Thursday Evening
The Young County Hereford all members are urged to attend.
Breeders’ Association will meet The 1961 Sale will be discussed
at 9:IW o’clock. Thursday night, l and initial plans for the 1162
March 22, in the County Agent’s Sale will be made. Mr. Whitten-
Office for their annual election of burg added that the date for the
officers. County Agent Thurman Annual Hereford Breeders' Tour
Kennedy announced today. I would be set and initial plans
Bill Whittenburg. President of
the Young County Hereford Bree „__
ders' Association, said that sev-! Me,™ers °> “in Hereford oree*
eral matters of importance would dens' Association should attend
come before the group and that this important nuntiag
Hudson Episcopal Church
Observe 23rd Anniversary
First National Bank
High InAJvMtfal
Kenneth Blgham .....
Bill Wadtoy ........
Bill Spivey ..va......
581
547
HI
High ladlvMnnl
Kenneth Bighara .....
Bill Wadie.v .........
Art Henke .........
salt and fresh water, aells for “".“l ‘h*ir de«‘h-
was superintendent of
Chapel for many years,
was dearly loved by all
12.15.
Legion Plans
Birthday Dinner
Ligon-Daniel Post 3 of
American Legion will observe the
American Legion birthday with a
dinner next Monday night, March
26.
Spencer Mayes, Post Comman-
der. said there would not be a
noon luncheon meeting due to the
family night covered dish sup-
per at 7 p. m. that evening.
"Bring the family and a ct
ered dish of vegetables, salad, or
dessert (meats and drinks will be
furnished by the Post) and lets
have a real birthday party” said
Mayes.
CARD OP THANKS
Thank you for all the many
kind deeds, beautiful cards, and
helpful things that you did
during my recant illness.
May God Mass each of you.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ligoo.
"There are two wail known
finishes for
lacquer and liquor.” — Max
Miller, Bellows Falk (VL)
Shopper.
Stalk Employs
Director for
Quail Program
A specialist In the management
of quail will go to work for the
Game amd Fish Commission Ap-
ril 1, it has been announced by
Howard Dodgen, executive secre-
tary.. Joe B. Davidson of Tyler
has been employed for the posi-
tion.
Davidson at present is field re-
presentative of the Sportsmen’s
Service Bureau, supported by the
arms and ammunition industry
for the promotion of shooting re-
sorts. He has been in Texas for
two years in that capacity.
Davidson was bom in Michi-
gan, but educated in Oklahoma,
fn college he majored in biology
and forestry. He worked for a
number of years for the U. S. Soil
Conservation Service in wildhftgf
habitat control. He then went to
the BUnotse Conservation Com-
ae as wildlife supervisor. He
joined the sportsmen's group sev-
an years ago and has traveled
over much of the United States
in the promotion of shooting re-
Ifudson Presbyterian Chapel
observed its twenty-third . an-
niversary Sunday, March- 18
This is an annual affair‘at the
Chapel. . ,r
Following Sunday school.
TTiaul Holbrook, superintendent,
gave a summary of the history
of the Chapel. It was named
"Hudson Presbyterian Chapel”
in honor of the late Mr. 'And
Mrs. Z. A. Hu'dson.
Mr Hudson organized the
Chapel in the northeast part of
Graham through has love and
faith in God. and with the help
of Mr, rad Mrs. J. P. MrftmUy
and the people of that
Mr. and Kn Hudson
active in their work at
He
the
and
His
work lives on through the
work of others at the Chapel.
J. P. McKinley was present
for this occasion. He and bis
wife were also active at the
Chapel for many years. Mr.
McKinley was the first super-
intendent for many years at
the Chapel. —— -r---
Mr. McKinley presented a
wonderful add inspiring talk.
He also looked back over the
years writh some of the mem-
bers who were present at the
time tt|e |Church was formed.
Miss f^at Holbrook sang a
beautiful song. “Hold Thou My
H. . d”, accompanied by Mrs.
Linda Rhodes. After the ser-
vice, lunch and fellowship wa*
held in the fellowship hall.
Several members stayed for
the third Sunday Singing at
the Chapel.
William J. Johnson of Borgrr
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Greenville. N. C.
pasts of Has.
Rev. and Mrs. James Allison
and children of Loving were busi-
ness visitors in Graham Monday
morning. Rev. Mr. Allison is Min-
ister of the Loving Baptist
Church.
■ l
D. C. Lumpkin was taken to a
Sudan. Texas Hospital in a Mor-
rison ambulance today where he
will receive medical treatment.
Mr. Lumpkin will viait a son,
Noel Lumpkin at Mukahoe, Tex-
T
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
A FEW YEARLING BULLS BY SILVEB ZATO 27
AND SILVER ASTER BIB. ALSO SOME CLUB
CALF PROSPECTS.
HARRISON RANCH - SOUTH BEND
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