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Y
2---BROWNWOOD BULLETIN Friday, August 28, 1959
Door Still Not Shut
Obituaries
M
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Resign
lion of us still have a chance of are voters.
LIVING COST
Will •
Wreck Victim
The Treasury says the cost of short-term market. The last such
Missionary
FRIDAY — Central Texas An-
V
Funeral services for Mrs R R
Melvin
and
be
COMANCHE—Twelve new Co-
To Speak
sionary for seven years The Rev
Farm
NEW DIRECTORS
'Star Fair
New Sales Tax
OpensNext
J T. Goolsby of Houston
DRIVE-IN
DEATHS
FUNERALS
He reported the theft to police ing with the three men of the
LAST TIMES
TODAY
J. B. Barrett
2 ?,
fifth
Listed 'Fair'
After Accident
A
tween the Rising Star Wildcats
EL PASO—Joe Bill Barrett 32.
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LAST TIMES
AlRCONDETSGNtD
He had forgotten to pack his
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connaissance party was arrested
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SHREWS
“The Bravado*" will show one* at 9:10.
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Comanche Farm Bureau
Members Name Directors
TODAY -
SATURDAY
Box Office Opens 7:00 P.M.
First Show Bezins at Dusk
PLUS SELECTED
SHORT SUBJECTS
Naturally, his Episcopal parish-
oners in the wing were a little
startled to see him conduct Sun-
PLUS SELECTED
SHORT SUBJECTS
For the rest of the encamp-
ment. he used the borrowed vest-
ments of the deacon of the Epis-
, copal church in nearby Colum-
place between October 1967 and
February 1958. at Khurnak Fort
Sunday community singing will
begin at 2 p.m. Sunday at Long
Branch Church near here.
other pressing needs — by borrow-
ing from other investors in the
1?
Early. Goldthwaite. May, Mozel-
le. Mullin. Richland Springs-. San
Saba. Santa Anna. Sidney. Star.
Talpa-Centennial and Zephyr.
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Bill Wedemeyer of the Farm
Bureau state office in Waco was
principal speaker at the meeting
Subject of his talk was “Recipe
Deputies thumped their desks in
approval as Nehru declared:
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good
treeto
adorn
grape
World’s
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in the Works
Bigqest Minkal
Trecti AMI
launched last Friday, but were
again unsuccessful.
at the church Sunday morning.
He will teach the Downtown
Bible Class prior to the church
service
anniversary of the "First
tist Radio Hour.”
"ROADRACERS" •r Mb Fruwr • Nen
Dinehart, k. • MM . MI lamwM
AN AMERICAn •INTENATIOTNL "ICTURE
"DADOY’O - STARRING OtCK comtim
SANDRA GILES . BNUNO W WTO
THE# I HILARITY BEST-SELLER
IS OH THE SCREEN!
CINMASeoDE
COLOR by DE LUXE
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SATURDAY 11:30 P.M.
son of Mr. and Mrs Emory Bar-
rett of Brownwood, was reported
in fair condition today in an El
Paso hospital following an acci-
dent in Hudspeth County.
Barrett’s arm was badly crush-
ed in a car-truck accident Wed-
nesday morning eight miles west
of Sierra Blanca on U. S 80, ac-
cording to his aunt. Mrs. Clyde
Stuart of Brownwood.
He was driver of the car in-
volved in the accident. A passen-
ger, Jack Stanley Sudduth of Ty-
ler. was killed in the accident.
Barrett, a geologist, lives in
Wichita Falls but formerly lived
in Brownwood.
Driver of the truck was not in-
jured.
nations.
Their action Thursday came two
weeks after President Eisenhower
named Maj Gen. David M. Shoup
to be commandant of the Marine
test at Stephenville Sept. 5.
Runnerup was Janice Winslet,
daughter of Mr and Mrs S. C
Winslet of Gouldbusk and student
at Mozelle High School.
A. C.
New
Max
and
BROWNWOOD—J L Thomas.
89. 10 am. today in Davis Morris
chapel Burial in Greenleaf Ceme-
tery
Robert B Cole. 64. 2 p m to-
day in Davis - Morris chapel
Burial in Zephyr Cemetery.
Nehru—
«CONTINVED FROM PAGE •
SINGING SUNDAY
RISING STAR—Regular
COME ON OCT TO-NTTF
BLUFFVUE
getting better paid for being thrif-
ty.
"Road Racers” will show enee
at 9:18.
Starting Sunday:
“IMITATION OF LIFE"
TERRIFIC CROWDS SAW THESE 2 CHILLERS
YESTERDAY — DON'T MISS 'EM!
Announcing th* opening
of the offices of
Dr.Moore
To Speak
At Class
Dr. Karl H. Moore, associate
pastor of the Highland ■ Baptist
CAMP BOWIE
DRIVE-IN
Brody Highway
First Show Begins at Dusk
Box Office Opens 7:00 P.M.
Manhunt—
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Youth Changes
Mind, Reports
Auto Stolen
A Brownwood youth involved
in theft of an automobile chang-
ed his mind at the last minute
and stayed behind.
veuru relerreu W ony on uw . _. .__. -
der crossing, which he said took dnyomorning services in Just his
through Saturday night.
QUEEN CONTEST
The queen will be crowned Fri-
day night at the Rising Star foot-
ball stadium Coronation festivi-
ties will begin at 8 p.m. Queen
Mary Lois White’s court will be
made up of duchesses and escorts
from Rising Star and neighboring
towns.
Music will be furnished by the
high school stage band.
DR. KARL MOORE
... To speak Sunday
Dr.Moore
Starts Sept. 1
A new sales tax on all motor
vehicles and trailers becomes ef-
fective Sept. 1, according to A. C.
Newton. Brown County Tax Asses-
sor-Collector.
The tax will be raised on that
date from 1.1 to 1.5 per cent.
GUEST SPEAKER
RISING STAR — Th* Rev
Thomas B. Granger of Cleburne
will be guest speaker Sunday
morning at Rising Star First
First Methodist Church.
2 SMASH HITS
TODAY AND SATURDAY
■L^xagga
It seems that upon arrival at
Bakalar AFB from Brooks AFB.
Starting Bunday:
“PORK CHOP HILL"
- . - _ . . . Church in Dallas, will speak at
football game Saturday bo- the Downtown Bible Class at 9:45
RALLY
ROUND
The Flag,
Bovs’
The bounty on captured Texas
Air Reservists was a $25 savings
bond, and the local population
joined in the manhunt with fer-
vor.
cow: 17.00-18.00: medium u> «00d
23.00-24.50
ports,” he said, "but naturally
they are causing concern to the
people of Sikkim and Bhutan and
elsewhere in the border regions
of India."
General Dentistry
515 Citizens Natl. Bank Bldg.
Dial MI 3-4038
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Marine
Generals
SCOPE
A Calendar
Of Coming Events
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burial will be in the Melvin Cem-
etery.
Mrs. Wren died Tuesday after,
noon, about four hours after th*
accident
Mr Wren, driver of the car,
is in good condition at Brown.
manche County Farm Bureau di-
TUESDAY—Broun County ASC rectors were elected Thursday
Flue
Selected Short Subjects
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On Savings Bond Hike
NEW YORK <AP>—Forty mil Most of the 40 million holders it got the cash — for this and
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calves
| ELIDA. N. M—Funeral -
vices for the Rev R W Bynum Wren 63. victim of a ear truck
80. former county missionary of collision on the Brady Highway
Mills and Hamilton counties. will in Brownwood Tuesday. were to
be held at 10 am Saturday In he held at 3 p m today in the
GREGOKYPECK-Te"BRAVDe
OOUMI h DI LUXE .Aiu
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STOCK AVERAGES
Complled by The Associated Press
Ind Ralis Util 60
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
ALL KKe
BEATS . O-C
40 million persons — should be more cash in redeeming series E
raised to 3*. per cent from the and H bonds than it got from the
present legal limit of 314 per cent. sale of new ones.
HOLIDAY JOY
FOR EVERYONE!
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A George Pal Production ""
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within Indian territory.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Three
Manne Corps generals, disap- gora Goat Breeders Assn Show,
pointed by the appointment of a livestock barns. Goldthwaite.
junior officer to the Marines’ top Annual Coleman County 4-H
spot, have announced, their resig- end FFA beef cattle tour.
MONDAY — Schools open for
1959-60 term at Blanket. Brooke-
smith, Coleman, Comanche,
Treasury’s short-term borrowing
has. The Treasury wishes you
would buy more savings bonds
and stop redeeming so many be-
fore they mature.
HOME
who are looking for two of his
companions who reportedly stole
a 1949 Chevrolet early today
from the residence of Marvin
Gover, 703 Homes St.
The car was reported last seen
in the Cross Plains area, ac-
cording to police.
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for Building a Strong
Bureau ”
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notes occasional press reports of
the Chinese making some kind of
claims to Sikkim and Bhutan. I bus Ind
"It is not possible for us to "
check the authenticity of such re-
C O L E M A N—Pat Bryan of
Rockwood was named Coleman
County Farm Bureau Queen for
1958 at the bureau’s annual meet-
ing Thursday night at the rodeo
grounds in Coleman
She won over 10 other contest-
ants.
About 300 persons attended the
annual meeting, which was held
in the recreation building at the
rodeo grounds.
Cecil Horne, county bureau
the National Society of Public
Accountants this week in Chica-
go
Featured speakers at the con-
vention are the Honorable Dana
Latham, commissioner of in-
ternal revenue, and William B.
Grogan, from the U. S. Depart-
ment of Labor.
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Mrs. Noble, 81,
Rites Today
COMANCHE < BBC > —Funeral
service* for Mrs. A H Noble.
81. were to be held at 1:30 p m
wood Memorial Hospital
Energy Baptist Church in Co- Survivors include her husband:
manche County in 1908 He three brothers W L. Minyard of
preached continuously until his Brownwood. N. L. Minyard of
retirement He pastored several Menard and Clifton Minyard of
churches in Mills County Dallas: three sisters. Mrs J n.
He was Mills County mission- Lewis of Brownwood. Mrs A J.
ary for 15 years. Later he served Crisp of Orosi. Calif , and Mr
Hamilton County as county mis- Nona Sewell of Annapolis. Md
am Sunday in Hotel Brown-
wood.
Dr. Moore is a former pastor
of the First Baptist Church here.
Jerry DeHay and Miss Dana
Laxson will present musical
numbers
tion following major surgery
■The government of India is re- Thursday at Brownwood Me-
sponsible for the protection of the I mortal Hospital___________________
who is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B B Bryan. She is a
these northern areas bordering on
reports of Chinese claims to
Tbet, as well as to Nepal and
the protectorates of Bhutan and
Sikkim, which lie between Kash-
mir and Assam.
The Time* at India reported to-
day that Red forces had pushed
back several border patrols along
the northeast frontier and said in
at least one instance there was
believed to have been an exchange
of gunfire.
BUILD ROAD
Earlier this week the Times re-
ported the Chinese had built a
road in the Ladakh area, cutting
off several hundred square miles
of Indian territory’.
Representatives of all non-Com-
hikes in the cost of living — be-
cause holders treat the Treasury
bills about like cash due to their
being paid off in such a shot
time The Treasury holds that the
effect is almost the same as if it
just added to the money supply
by printing greenbacks.
But when you buy a savings
bond you put it away, and in the
past most of you heve held onto
the bond until maturity because
that’s the only way to get the full
3% per cent return on your sav-
ings.
This is. regarded as having no
inflationary implications as the
Leonard F. Bird, 81. stock ,
farmer and former Blanket mer-
chant, is reported in good condi-
D D. degree from Howard
Payne.
He has held pastorates at the
First Baptist Church in Denton
and the First Baptist Church in
Ardmore, Okla , and has served
as first vice-president of the
Oklahoma Baptist Convention
He was a chaplain in the U. S.
. Army during World War I. Dur-
ing World War II he was chap-
lain in the U. S. Navy. He also
served as chaplain during the
Korean Conflict.
Dr Moore was president of the
Brownwood Rotary Club in 1937.
The former Brownwood pastor
is speaking at the church’s 18th
Baptist Church,
Bureau activity for the year.
AMENDMENT PASSED
An amendment to the county
bureau’s by-laws passed moving
the date for electing the county
president from the first Tuesday
in January’ to the first Tuesday
in October. The president is
elected from the board of direc-
tors.
About 50 persons attended the
meeting.
New county directors will meet
with this year’s president at 8
pm Tuesday in the county
courtroom for the bureau’s regu-
lar monthly meeting.
Corps Jan 1. Shoup will
jumped to full general.
president crowned the queen. atEr,
I bv a stronger Chinese detachment
on July 28, 1959.
NOTES REPORT
Nehru said the government
three daughters. Mrs Bill Crume, two brothers. Earl N. Acker '
Mrs George Grimshaw and Mrs Alvarato and G E Acker -t
Beverly Harris, all of Elida. N Grand Prairie and three sisters,
M : three sons N S and Newman Mrs Mattie Fletcher of Odessa.
Bynum of Elida. N. M , and H Mrs Annie Fields of Comanche
W Bynum of Detroit. Mich and Mrs. Mary Payne of Sea-
three brothers, T W Bynum of graves
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U L RELENTIESS:
Saturday, Aug. 15, the chaplain’s
section set up shop in the base
chapel quickly so that Sunday’s
morning services would go off
without a hitch. It was while
unpacking that the unhappy truth
I dawned upon Chaplain Monk s
mind.
Elida First Baptist Church.
The Rev. Mr Bynum, who re-
It was
Fred Clark.
Donald Moore, J. C. Hyatt and
Ben Clement are new directors
for Precinct 3 New Precinct 4
directors are F. L. Terrill HI,
Wendell Pounds and S. E, Gol-
den.
Holdover directors are Dave
Auvenshine, Precinct 1: John
Levisay, Precinct 2; Irvin Dunn
Precinct 3, and Jim Wilkerson,
Precinct 4.
RE-ELECTED
Monselle O’Brien, director-at-
large. was re-elected.
Dr. Baxter Greer, pastor of
First Presbyterian Church of
Comanche, gave the invocation.
Don Chester, Comanche Coun-
ty Farm Bureau service agent,
presented his report on Farm
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She will represent Coleman *ebpbr u Becemdber “2 28." sa2AEh
County in the district queen com-
today to Comanche Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Henry
Chambers, pastor of Comanche
First Baptist Church, officiat-
ing
Burial was to be in Oakwood
Cemetery.
Mrs. Noble, resident of Co-
Sunday
Dr Karl Moore, former pastor Mr Bynum went to New Mexico manche County 88 years, died at
of First Baptist Church of Brown- in,1934. .1. <». 10:20a.m. Thursday to a De
’wood. Will be a special speaker Survivors include his wife, Mr. Leon hospital.
I.....- ■ Barna Bynum of Elida N M Sun Ivors include her husband
Brownwood. Jesse Bynum of
Eloy, Ariz., and H. H Bynum of
Freeport, and three sisters. Mrs
Ella Zetty of Fort Worth. Mrs
G. J King of Marquez and Mrs
and the Melvn High School Bull-
dogs will conclude fair activities.
HOMECOMINGS
Homecoming program will be-
gin earlier in the day. at 3:30 pm.
Saturday. to the high school gym.
Fair booths will be located to
the market building on South Main A _ ■ ■ * 8
Street during the three-day fair. Al -- vANA Lolele
Robert Butler and Mrs Louise NdZdrene 11010S
Weber are in charge of exhibits. -—-M-IV-IVIM-
A livestock show will be housed
to the Bucy building. H. L. Geye,
George Steel and Cecil Shults are
in charge of the show. Ribbons
will be awarded winning entries in A ftth Sunday singing will be
beef cattle. hogs. dairy cows, held at the Nazarene Church on
goats and other farm livestock. West Commerce from 2 to 4 p.m.
— I Sunday.
Casdle it
Dr. Moore is now associate
pastor of Highland Baptist
Church in Dallas
A graduate of Baylor Universi-
ty. Dr. Moore holds the Th M
and Th D degrees from South-
western Baptist Theological
Seminary to Fort Worth and the
DUEL IN THE SUN
Armed only with a survival kit
and wearing a flight suit and a
colored, numbered baseball-type
1 flight cap, the crews—separated
1 by about five miles—began the
trudge back under a dawning
sun that soon blazed with the
heat of a Texas sun. The area
was undergoing unusually hot
weather.
| The Rev. Mr. Monk, journey-
e ■ e, * munist parties to Parliament sub-
kumnrav kinrinr mitted a question to Nehru, asking vestments.
•UIIUGY •II9III9 tupan,o Ladakinaad been oc-
Comanche Group
Continues Meet
COMANCHE I BBC' — Revival
services will continue through
Sunday night at Comanche
Church of Christ, 500 North Pearl
St., according to T. P. McFerrin,
minister.
Fred Bandy. Dallas minister, is
evangelist. Garland Johnson is
in charge of song services.
Services are being held dally
at 8 p.m.
5 Rites Set For Services Today
Former Area In Melvin For
tC ij
SATURDAY — Central Texas
Angora Goat Breeders Assa. sale
1 p.m , livestock barns, Goldth-
waite.
Winds Call Off
Balloon Attempt
Winds again forced cancellation
of the launching of a balloon
carrying University of Chicago
Instruments to measure gamma
rays by Raven Industries at
Brownwood Municipal Airport to-
day.
The scientists made a flying
trip to Mexico Thursday to
search for the lost gondola
community committeemen to be night at the annual meeting of
elected by mail. the organization at Lake Eanes
School opens for 1959-60 term park.
At Bangs.
THURSDAY through SATUR-
DAY—Rising Star Fall Fair.
ALL MONTH—Referendum on
market development program for
wool and lamb producers, ASC.
New directors named to Pre
| cinct 1 are Robert Reed.
। Kilgore and Curtis Power.
| Precinct 2 director are
| Keeter. Jimmy Foreman
67th TCS, together with one of
the officers, evaded a squirrel
hunter who came across them
when they were searching for
water The hunter brought the
other two men into the base for
his 550 savings bond reward
about 4:30 pm Monday. Chap-
lain Monk and the other officer,
weary, scratched and sore, as
well as hungry and thirsty, drag-
ged themselves into the base a
few minutes before midnight,
triumphantly the first to make
it back uncaptured.
SOMETHING MISSING
Before "Operation Outfox” be-
gan. some of his fellow officers
expressed the hope that he would
not be as forgetful on his fly-
ing missions or his "Outfox" mis-
sion as he was in preparing for
this two-week tour of active duty.
eslyes non*: Mond]
• w ! Members of the church invite , . . . .
public attendance at the singing, there, be said, that the Indian re-
Coleman BusinessNews
James W. Fisher, Brownwood
| public accountant, is a delegate
: at the 14th annual convention of
borders of Sikkim and Bhutan and
of the territorial Integrity of those
two states, and any aggression
against Bhutan and Sikkim will
be considered an aggression
against India."
"My daughter Rudie < Ruth
Ellen, four years old) was bust-
ling around and chattering and
asking so many questions. I
guess I just thought I’d already
packed them," he said. "I’m [
sure I laid them out.”
Congress hasn’t yet slammed living is tied up with its proposal, borrowing cost it 3 28 per cent
the door on the proposal of the as well as giving the 40 million ADD PRESSURES
secretary of the Treasury that the a better deal The Treasury calls these short,
return on savings bonds — 42* in each of the last four months term issues inflationary — thus
billion. dollars worth held by the the Treasury has had to pay out adding to the pressure for further
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tired from preaching two years
ago, died Wednesday "'‘da.
Born July 8, 1879 in Corinth.
Miss., he is the brother of T W.
1 Bynum of 409 Wilson St. Brown-
wood.
He was ordained as minister at
WORTH (AP) - Sheep 10*;
choice thorn lambs 20.00
Thursday
RISING STAR — Rising Star
Fall Fair festivities will begin
Thursday with a parade at 8 p.m.
Mary Lois White will ride a
float as queen of the fair. The Ris-
ing Star Wildcat Band will lead
the parade.
Entries from several surround-
ing towns are expected to partici-
pate in the parade. Jack Jensen
is parade marshal.
The Rising Star Roping Club will
sponsor a barbecue at the Ameri-
can Legion Hall following the par-
ade. A rodeo will follow on the
grounds east of Rising Star.
Fair activities will continue
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