Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 105, No. 255, Ed. 1 Friday, October 28, 1983 Page: 16 of 28
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innocent victim.
Witchoopoo (Stacey Barnett) and Cat (Judy Penn) give Bowie Elementary School second grade
students in Mary Jane Bradberry's room tips on how to have safe Halloween Trick or Treat fun this
Hallowoon. The two costumed Sulphur Springs High School students were one of three teams of high
school students who participated in the school's student council Halloween safety program for all
the district's elementary grades. —uaH Photo hr smaaMcCary
Juanita Dixon, an actress
with a long line of credits,
makes her directing debut with
the Community Players.
Mrs. Dixon’s set design is
excellent The set looks as good
Joe McCorkle is the evil Mr. Hyde In the latest production of the
Community Players, “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", set to open for a
three-day run Saturday in the School Administration Building on
Connally. McCorkle also plays the gentle Dr. Jekyll in the three-
act drama.
NEW YORK (AP) - Stock
prices showed some scattered
gains today as traders looked
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the character.
As kind and gentle as Mc-
Corkle’s Jekyll character is, his
Hyde is equally as vile and evil.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS P.D. .
Arrests
Officers arrested two persons
for driving while license
Kyi* Craver
Business Machines
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Insurance
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Cash Register
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Typewriters t Electronic
THE HOPKINS County
Chamber of Commerce is ac-
cepting nominations for the
‘ ‘ " Farmer for .1983
_ations can be
made until Nov. 1 by writing to
the chamber at Box 347,
Sulphur Springs 75482.
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grandchilren; three sisters,
Mrs. Mae Odom of Sulphur
Springs, Mrs. Irene Riley of
Fort Worth and Mary Kate
Gregory of Fort Worth; and one
brother, Marvin Gregory of
Fort Worth.
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Funeral arrangements for
Roy Mosier, 73, of Route 3,
Sulphur Springs, formerly of
California, are pending with
Tapp Funeral Home. Mosier
died at 11:10 pm. Thursday in
Hopkins County Memorial
Hospital.
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HAPPY HOUR
LADIES NIGHT
THURSDAY
Patterson was elected bishop
Oct.l.
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losers among New York Stock
Exchange-listed issues.
Before the opening, the
government reported that the
index of leading economic
indicators rose 0.9 pertent in
September.
The improvement in the
which is designed to
detect future economic trends,
provided support for hopes that
the recovery from the recession
would maintain its momentum
for some time to come.
But analysts said traders’
attention was concentrated on
the Federal Reserve report,
due after the dose, on money
and credit conditions. Advance
estimates were that the figures
would show a decline in the
basic measure of the money
supply.
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a witch, or a cat, or some other
spooky character talked to him
or her at school.
Well, Mom and Dad, your
student hasn’t been seeing too
much television or Halloween
advertising. A group of unlikely
“spooks” did “invade” aD of
the elementary grades Wed-
nesday or Thursday.
The Halloween-type persons
wore Sulphur Springs High
School Student Council mem-
bers participating in a
Halloween safety project to
educate the younger students on
DEATHS
Thomas C. BeU, 61, Route 2,
Commerce, died at 11:35 a.m.
Wednesday in a Dallas hospital.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Friday in the Commerce J
Church of Christ with Elmer Young, 91, al Waco, died at°l:15
the Community Players, gives
his best performance to date.
His Jekyll is not weak or
timid, but is a strong character audience,
representing decency in turn-of-
the century England. As a
dedicated scientist devoted to
his work and his fiancee, Diana
Carew, Jekyll is serious in his
quest to end human suffering.
the “do’s” and “don’ts” of
Springs elementary school Trick or Treating.
The council members gave
their giggling audiences the
the play. There are some
problems with direction. Often
_ the actors move across the
inakenm 7dhangra7 When" Me- sta8e with no appearent reason
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Cockle transforms from the
gentle Jekyll to the hideous
Hyde the transformation is
frightening. _
Hyde is villianous to the point open Saturday at 8 p.m. A
a professional theater.
While this is Mrs. Dixon’s
„ effort at direction, she
The” transformation ’’ from managed to do a fair Job with
Jekyll to Hyde is done mostly
through McCorkle’s fine acting
talent, although there are some
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14—THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Springs, Texas, Friday, Oct. 21,19B3.
McCorkle finds :
his calling in . H
Jekyll-Hyde role H
By JOHN GORE Diane Maupin, as Diana
News-Telegram StaH Carew, is making her stage
In the Community Players debut in Community Players. A
latest production, set to open willowy mother of two, Mrs.
Friday in the Sulphur Springs
school administration building
auditorium, 631 Connally, the
conduct, one for public in-
toxication, one for no driver’s
license, one for DWI, one for
possession and consumption of
alcohol in a dry area and one
for assault
Theft
Speciality Foods, 300 In-
dustrial Drive, reported a
typewriter valued at 6700
strien.
A Route 1, Brashear man
reported a floor jack stolen
from his pickup while he was
parked in the H.D. Lee parking
A Route 1, Dike man reported
a radar detector unit valued at
1100 and assorted tools valued
at |250 stolen from his vehicle
while the car was parked at the
H.D. Lee parking lot.
Accidents
Linda Burgin and Sheri
Rogers were involved in a
minor accident in the 200 block
of Kyle Street.
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PARENTS:
On all AR" rated
movies, a parent or
guardian must pur-
chase the ticket for
anyone 16 and under.
Fulks, Clint Stewart, Larry
Jackson and Bob Crane.
He was born Oct 29, 1921, in
Como and was a son of Sidney
Bell and Annie Laurie Crabb.
He married Willie Jo Stewart on
June 24,1944, in Commerce. She
survives.
He was a retired public school
teacher and a veteran of World
War II. He was a member of the
Texas State Teachers
Association for 30 years and a
member of ‘the Classroom
Teachers of Dallas for 20 years.
He was member of the Church
of Christ for 30 years.
In addition of his wife of
Commerce, he is survived by
one daughter, Bridgett Bell of
Dallas; three sons, Ronald Bell
of Dallas, Larry Bell of Com-
merce and David Ray Bell of
Dallas; one brother, Vester Bell
of Sulphur Springs; and one
sister, Mona Rheu Alston of
Sherman.
W.Y. Goff Funeral Home of
BRICE TAYLOR of Sulphur
Springs was featured recently
in the Livingston Enterprise, an
East Texas newspaper. Taylor,
retired from the Government
Printing Office in Washington,
D.C., spent 32 years as a printer
in the Bureau of Engraving. He
also is a former employee of the
News-Telegram. The news
article discusses his youthful
(19) entry into printing when he
purchased the Enterprise in
1921 After a year, he left the
newspaper for other endeavors.
A drama in three acts, “1
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Richard Abbott delves into the
mystery of man’s ability for
complete good and ultimate
evil.
Joe McCoHde, a veteran
actor with several stage credits
to his name, takes on the dif-
ficult and demanding roles of
both Dr. Jekyll, the kind and
good doctor, and the evil,
. murderous Mr. Hyde, Jekyll’s
alter ego.
McCorkle, who majored in
drama at Southwestern
* University, and has performed Jekyll's* housekeeper. Mrs.
known to you. An unfriendly
goblin may live in a strange
house. >
If a house is dark, don’t go to
the door, even if you know who
lives there.
And be a friendly “spirit”.
When someone puts a treat in
your bag, remember to say
thank you.
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safety tips for Halloween
A few parents of Sulphur the “do’s” and “don’ts” of Wear light colored costumes
*° that drivers may see you
students may have been a bit council members gave easily-
v^^r’.T^XXiS glggiing audiences Wear costumes that do not
youngstersannouncementUiat following tips: trail th,, Fi^iength
Take a flash light It will help costumes may trip the wearer,
prevent a fall in the dark and Let mother or dad check your
will make it easier for drivers to treats before you eat any.
see the small ghosts and goblins Trick or treat only at the
as they make their way across homes of people who are well
streets.
Look both ways before you
cross the street. One wise
kindergarten student added a
worthwhile aside, “I don’t have
any business crossing the street
by myself.” Although the
student’s teacher, Linda Hodge,
smiled, she noted that the
student was right.
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officiating. Burial was in
Rosemound Cemetery, Com- at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Tapp
Funeral Home Chapel with the Aubrey T. Young of Rosenburg,
Rev. Jim Gatlin officiating. Noble Ray Young of Campbell
Commerce was in charge of friends from 7-9 p.m. Friday at
arrangements. the funeral home.
She was born Feb. 29,1892, in
Hunt County to S.J. Gregory
and Fannie Goff. She married
J.H. Young on July 3, 1910, in
Gafford Chapel. He preceded
Mrs. Bessie Lee Gregory her in death in 1950.
*2, , _12.23 Mrs. Young was a housewife
Morgan and David Gibson a.m. Thursday in Waco. and a member of the Methodist
' i Funeral services will be held Church.
Survivors include three sons,
THE AMERICAN
SGT. MICHAEL A. Weis, son GM^^wWmwtfora rorered
of Joseph R. and Shirley A. dish dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Weis of Ulysses, Kan., has been Tuesday, Nov. 1, at the Civic
decorated yith the Army Center. All members are urged
Achievement Medal at Fort to attend.
Lewis, Wash. The medal is -----
awarded to soldiers for THE CONSECRATION of the
achievement, r -* *•--
service or acts of courage. Diocese of Dallas, which in-
Weis, a biomedical equipment eludes Hopkins County, is
H^ue°ami Ruby*Spar£\we SULPHUR SPRINGS
Gainant held a slim lead nvw selected as the big sister win- Postmaster Ray Dunn has been
ners. One member reached her selected to attend the U.S.
goal and one renewal was Postal Service Management
reported. Anyone interested ta Academy at Bethesda, Md., for “
losing weight is invited to at*- the first two weeks of awart Nomlna'
tend. November. The basic purpose
-- of the academy is to improve
THE CHILDREN’S Center the managerial performance of
Nursery visited residents of managers and professionals at
Sulphur Springs Nursing Home all levels in all major functions
for Hdloween on Friday af-’ of the postal service,
temoon. Refreshments were
served.
_ TOPS TX Chapter Ml will repairer, is a 1976 graduteof scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday
ahead to ths weeidv Federal meet for > ,hort business Enid Senior High Schoofl^fc. ’ in Prestonwood Baptist Church,
meeting at 6:15 p.m. Monday in His wife, Leona, is the daughter Dallas. The Rev. Donis Deqn
, the First Christian Church, of Willard and Dorothy McClure
TbTbowJonea average of 30 Shlrfoy Kirven was named the of Sulphur Springs.
industrials rose 41 to 1142 48 'oaer for U* week- A™1 -----
fay noontime. Hogue and Ruby Sparks were SULPHUR
merce.
Pallbearers were MikeB^HRHHHHR^ ______
Watson, Gary Watson, Terry Burial will be in the Mount and Malcolm Eugene Young of
Adams, _Glen Newell, Tony Sterling Cemetery. Victoria; one daughter, Mrs.
Grandsons will serve as L.R. Nurdin of Waco; 10
pallbearers. grandchildren; 16 great-
The family will receive grandchildren; 11 great-great-
first performance.
Veteran-Community Players
classic straggle between good troupe members, Gene Poe as
Mr Utterson, a lawyer; David
Giaganle as Sir Danvers
and evil is examined.
A drama in three acts, “Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”, by Carew; and David Napper as
Dr. Lanyon all give journeyman
performances as does Bill
Davis as Richard Enfield and
Ken Winkle as Inspector
Newcomer. Their characters
are, for the moat part, well
rounded and believable.
Gail Johnson as Connie .the
maid, and Lillie Bush as
Bridgett, the cook, are both
.good in their roles.
Patsy Hill, making her
second appearance on the local j
stage, portrays Pauline, Dr.
in several local productions by Hill’s English accent is superb
as is her acting. She does a 1
wonderful job <s the character
and should be a delight to the
for the movement, but
basically, for a first attempt,
Mrs. Dixon has done a good job.
* Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde will
of near total evil. McCorkle give Sunday matinee is set for 3 p.m.
Hyde a different voice, style Sunday and a special Halloween
and mannerism than Jekyll. At performance is slated for 8 p.m.
some points in the production Monday.
Hyde’s voice is almost that of a Tickets, 35 for reserve seats,
coiled corba, hissing with fangs 34 for general admission and 33
exposed, ready to strike the for students and senior citizens suspended, one for criminal
will be available at the door. trespass, one for disorderly
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Keys, Clarke. Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 105, No. 255, Ed. 1 Friday, October 28, 1983, newspaper, October 28, 1983; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1292196/m1/16/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.