The McKinney Examiner (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1965 Page: 5 of 12
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THE EXAMINER, McKINNEY, TEXAS, JUNE 3, 1965.
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Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Pfc. Billy
Richard Martin, 22, were held at
2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Turrentine-
Jackson Chapel, with burial in
the Ridgeview Memorial Park.
Pfc. Martin, a soldier stationed
with the First Missile Battalion
62nd D. Artillery, Scott Air Force
Base near Alton, Ill., was drown-
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Four McKinney students and
one from Prosper were among the
1300 S.M.U. graduates Sunday at
the 50th Annual Commencement
exercises.
Those from McKinney were:
Jim Henry Pennington of 1810
Josephine, bachelor of business
administration; Charles Marvin
Brazeal of 1411 Harroun, bachelor
of science in Industrial Engineer-
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Last Wednesday Buzz Franklin
and Steve Williams, MHS Seniors,
were honored at the Franklin
home with a picnic. Those attend-
ing the affair were as follows:
Buzz Franklin and Ann Minton,
Steve Williams and Jane Wallace,
David Boles and Patty Veigei.
David Bennett and Cathy Hicks,
George Wells and Carol Inman,
Kenneth Gidney and Midge
Smith, Lindy Wheatley and Judy
Cantrell, Monte Self and Martha
Smith, John Madden and Betty
Hardin, Larry Hendricks and
Mary Wilcox, David Thompson
and Virginia Smith, Joe Joplin
and Sharon Biggerstaff, Gary
Hardin and Linda Smith, Larry
Hudson and Becky Kasten, Newt
Wysong and Nancy Stallcup of
Celina. Bill Chap and Linda May-
field. Billy Mike Smith. Neil
Crockett, Jimmy Craig, Jim Pat
Lewis and Carol Fredrick.
With the end of school and the
arrival of the summer vacation,
everyone will be enjoying Sun
and Fun. I hope everyone has an
enjoyable weekend—but be care-
ful!
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She holds a PhD. from the
University of Texas. Recently Dr.
Barnes engaged in research work
involving the application of sta-
tistical sampling to accounting
and auditing problems.
NOTICE
Culleoka Homecoming is set
for Sunday, June 13,. at noon at
the American Legion Hall on
North Church street, McKinney.
Everyone who ever lived in Cul-
leoka is invited to come and bring
a basket lunch.
Richard Gurney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Gurney has begun
his basic training in the Army at
Ft. Polk. La. Richard is a grad-
uate of McKinney High School
and North Texas State University.
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Roland News
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ing to shore after checking trot-
lines when the boat sank. Moore , Paindexter and Mrs. Mayo spent
T. O. P.
Also off on a trip are the T.O.P.
Horizon Clubers at Concan Dude
Ranch where they will enjoy four
days of fun and sun. Members
that went are as follows: Reba
Anderson, Sarolyn Pitts, Paulette
Lawson, Judy Cantrell, Sally An-
derson. Brenda Kinser, Kay Fry,
Sharon Steele, Kayren Poston,
Rita Stiff of Richardson, Mary
Wilcox, Judy Hamilton, Peggy
Pate, Mary Ann King, Jan Bales,
Bettye Odle, Linda Smith, Linda
Benton, Marcella Cain, Ella Mae
Earles. Becky Kasten. Their spon-
sors, Mrs. Truett Holloway and
Mrs. Raymond Pate are also mak-
ing the journey.
It was announced last week
that next year’s MHS students
will be allowed to choose their
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Brown of Prosper received
bachelor of Divinity degree.
A native of McKinney,
Nellie Marie Barnes retired
commencement ceremonies ;
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University of Arkansas student;
Nancy Campbell, Louisiana State
University student; Sam Ricco-
bene and Bill Day of Allen, Aus-
tin College students; Marilyn
Lilly, Ted Robinson, and De Lois
Helm, Tyler Junior College stu-
dents are all home for the sum-
mer recess.
Three students, Betty Boyd.
Mike Cain, and Brad Wysong, of
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folks.
Mrs. D. L. Taylor has returned
home improved, after several
days medical treatment in Wy-
song Hospital.
Sorry to report that General
Warden fell off a ladder at his
farm here and broke his shoulder.
He is in Wysong Hospital. Hope
he makes a rapid recovery.
Mrs. C. E. Hamm is a patient
in Wysong Hospital undergoing
tests following a sudden sick
spell Saturday night.
Word comes to us that More-
land Pell, of Plano, has been tak-
en to a hospital at San Angelo.
The Pell family lived here at one
time. I
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson,
Judy and Jill, of Enid, Oklahoma,
spent the week-end with Mrs. B.
C. Thompson.
At the General Conference oi
the Methodist Church, held in
Dallas, Reverend Dennis Craft,
the present pastor, was assigned
the Weston, Chambersville and
Cottage Hill churches. He and
Mrs. Craft came to'us last sum-
mer, and have graciously bestow-
ed their talents upon their con-
gregation. Welcome back, Dennis
and Sur.
Next Sunday, May 6, is regular
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Biggerstaff.
Last week Misses Lucretia Mel-
ton and Susan Caldwell and their
mothers, Mrs. Kill is Melton and
Mrs. James Caldwell, enjoyed
seeing the delightful musical.
“Hello Dolly.”
T. O. G.
The T.O.G., new junior Horizon
Club, are enjoying a four-day
outing at Wauhillaw Outing Club
near Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The
camp is privately owned and lo-
cated in the Cherokee Hills. The
group left Monday and will re-
turn Thursday afternoon. Those
going on this adventure are as
follows': Beth Benton, Jane Wal-
lace, Katie Winniford, Suzy Tay-
lor, Cynthia Wolford, Patty Vei-
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Vacations
With the beginning of summer
vacations, MHS is out and so are
all of the colleges. Over fifty stu-
dents from North Texas State
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i MB students from East Texas State
,University have recently return-
ed home. John Paul Blankenship,
Abilene Christian College stu-
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day night.
Miss Charlotte Christian spent
Sunday night with her sister and
brother-in-law, Suzanne and
David Calton of Dallas.
Miss Irene Tomberlin was
luncheon guest Sunday with Julia
Pippin of Garland.
Mr. J. R. Ellis is attending a
supervising school in Dallas.
Recent luncheon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Parr were their
daughter, Mrs. Beola Woodard of
Dallas and also Mr. and Mrs.
Byrne Cook of Ennis.
Luncheon guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie McCreary and Martha
Joyce were: Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Parr, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Nich-
olson and family and Mrs. Naomi
McCreary.
Misses Kim Lewis of Plano and
Carol Lewis of Lucas was in a
piano recital at Plano Sunday af-
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parr,
attended this recital as Kim is
their granddaughter.
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to their homes until this Wednes-
day.
Over twenty students have re-
turned from Texas Tech. They
are Virginia Smith, Patsy Smith,
Milton Bergman, Gary Hartley,
David Haggard, Mike Bufford,
Rusty Slack, Bill Razor of Frisco,
Karen and Sharon Bryant of
Melissa, Judy Horn, Lucretia
Melton. Susan Caldwell, Louis
Dean, Robert Gantt, James West,
James Press, Danny Doyle, Susan
Thompson, Kenneth Gill, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronnie Smith and
daughter, Sandy.
The gift to the school from the
Senior Class of 1965 arrived this
week. It was four brass poles with
velvet rope to enclose the LION
statue and the school seal. The
class has already given part of
the marble base to the LION.
Swim Party
Newt Wysong, MHS senior, was
honored with a swim party by
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came home to visit their parents
and friends for the summer.. Six
Arlington State College students,
Jack Ellis. Sandy Veigei, Buddy
Reed, G. G. Cain, Ronnie Goforth,
and Richard Willis, are also home
visiting their parents and friends.
The University of Texas stu-
dents, Harriet Graves. Tommy
Lane, Caroline Haddix, Linnett
Frazier, Marsha Searcy, Jim Der-
ryberry. Bob Hardwick, George
McCally, Jimmy Pope, Larry Mc-
Gary, and Jerry Blurton, came
home Tuesday of this week for
their summer vacation. Texas
Christian University students,
Charles McKissick. Poppy Mc;
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mersville, Terry Blaylock, Bill
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and Coller swam to safety but
Martin’s body was not found un-
til Saturday afternoon. Martin
'had only met the men a short
time before the accident. He was
enroute to his base from a busi-
ness trip to St. Louis, Mo., and
had stopped on the highway to
assist the pair, whose car had run
out of gas. He joined them in their
craft to check trot lines and was
enroute back to shore when the
boat sank.
Martin is a native of McKinney,
born February 7, 1943, the son of
O. L. and Bessie Lee Taylor Mar-
tin, 1601 West Street. He graduat-
ed from McKinney High School
in 1961 and was a member of the
North Baptist Church.
The Rev. Joe Bob Alexander
and Rev. Earl J. Rogers conduct-
ed the funeral services here Tues-
day afternoon.
He is survived by his parents,
one sister, Miss Judith Martin;
and grandparents, Mrs. E. L. Tay-
lor and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Mar-
tin, all of McKinney.
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Funeral Rites
Held Monday
For Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Lillian Newman Harris of
307 S. Benge Street, died Satur-
day in Collin Memorial Hospital.
Funeral services were held at 3
p.m. Monday in Crouch-Moore
Chapel, Rev. Lloyd Mottley, min-
ister of First Christian Church
officiating. Interment was in
Pecan Grove Cemetery.
A McKinney native, she was
born November 5, 1876, the
daughter of Andrew Jackson
Newman and Fannie Graves New-
man. She moved to Dallas in
1909, and returned to McKinney
in 1958, where she had since re-
sided.
Surviving include a nephew,
H. C. Corwin of this city and three
cousins, Mrs. Mary Bell Hilliard,
Aure Hill and Clarence Hill, all
of McKinney.
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NOTICE
PUBLIC BUILDING FOR SALE
Notice is hereby given of the in-
tention of sale of the Negro Ele-
mentary School Building of the
Allen Public Schools. The build-
ing is to be sold on sealed bids
which must be in no later than
June 14, 1965. All bids, sealed
within an envelope, must be sub-
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Public Schools in Allen, Texas
will be integrated in September,
1965, no further use of this build-
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