The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 266, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 23, 1957 Page: 4 of 86
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Nixon Says Deeds Vital
In Dealing With Russia
PLYMOUTH, Mass., June 33 IT “We have seen smiles before
—Vice President Richard M. Nix-and we have seen frowns before
on said today the United States ..we can still use the simple, yet
’ profound, test offered by Prost-
dent Eisenhower: deeds, not
words.”
The vice president flew from
Washington this morning with
nine of the state’s 14 members of
the U.S. House to take part in the
must apply the test of "deeds -
not words" in its dealings with
ths Communists.
Giving an official welcome to
Mayflower II as a symbol of
Anglo-American friendship, Nixon
told a crowd of 3,000 to 4,000 at
the Plymouth Rock landing place
of the Pilgrims: a ran F.J.
“We would be foolish to sub- CAD Cadels
stitute the hope for the deed, the 1 1 GAr 99
T.W. O JTA ‘porondl the Soviet Return Here From
Union,” he said, “with two points
of view controlling our actions
“On the one hand we must al-
ways be willing to, seek any real
and worthwhile improvement in
our relations with the Communist
national welcome to the May-
flower.
Cmdr. Alan Villiers, the Aus-
tralian mariner who skippered
the Mayflower replica on its SI-
day voyage from Plymouth. Eng.,
to Plymouth, Mass., delighted the
crowd with his description of ths
trip.
Ths Maytower II to a beauti-
ful ship, a magnificent ship, and
how we got here, I don’t know,"
he said. Waving his arm to the
harbor behind the speaking plat-
form, ha added, "but there she
to."
HAL COATES
...new $60,000 building
Johnstone
On League
Music Panel
M. r. Johnstone, director of
the Abilene High School A Cappel-
la Choir, has been named to the
choir music for use in Texas In-
terscholastic League music con-
teats during the coming school
year.
Johnstone will attend the an-
nual committee meeting June 25
and 26 at North Texas State Col-
lege la Deaton to make the selec-
ttons.
He is one of two choir directors
Albany Man Named 4A
Vice Chairman
THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Sunday Morning, June 2,1ST
world.
“The Cold War is not our crea-
tion and we do not wish to con-
tinue it any longer than national
security demands.
"On the other hand, w* cannot
ignore the lessons of the last 18
years. The mood of the Kremlin
has changed often during that
period.
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Summer Camp
Throe hundred and four tired
but happy Civil Air Patrol cadets,
including 11 from the Abilene
area returned from the Civil Air
Patrol summer encampment at
Goodfellow Air Force Base at San
Angelo Saturday evening.
Cadets were flown in Air Force
aircraft to their homes in 31 Tex-
as cities.
For the past two weeks the
Civil Air Patrol cadets have lived
at the Air Force base undergoing
training in the principals of lead-
ership, theory of flight, aircraft
engines and maintenance as well
as customs and courtesies of the
Civil Air Patrol.
MONARCH 10 YEARS OLD
New Coates Building Due
Open House Here Today
set and ths other on 8. 7th St.
Four of the suites—which are de-
signed to utilize the Sunset Dr.
entrance—are planned for general
office use such as real estate,
insurance er oil businesses.
The other two suites are de-
signed for use by doctors or den-
tists, and have the separate en-
trance on S. 7th St. for use of
Recreational facilities at Good-
fellow AFB were made available m
to the cadets. Athletics played a 4
large part in the encampment
program including swimming,
badminton, softball, tennis and
basketball.
Open house is scheduled from
• a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the
new $60,000 Coates Building at S.
7th St. and Sunset Dr.
The open house is being staged
in celebration of completion of
the new ultra-modern structure
and to celebrate the 10th anni-
versary of the formation of Mon-
arch Company here by Hal Coates.
Coates, who is builder of the
new building, organized Monarch
Company here in 1947 and baa
operated the company from a S.
7th St. location since that time.
from this area who were named
to the committee this year. Hu-
bert Carson of Throckmorton to
the other.
Other members of the commit-
tee are Charles Nelson of Edin-
burg, chairman, Ralph Benning-
field of Levelland and Celia Don-
aldson of Paris.
The music selected by ths com-
mittee will be on the list for
next year's TIL music choir con-
tests.
Just recently, Johnstone re-
turned from the Texas Choral
Convention in Dallas where pro-
gram music for use by school
choir* throughout the state was
selected. The June 8, 9 and M
meeting was the second annual
Of Parks Board |
West Control Texas represents- J
tives of the newly formed Texas
State Park Development Assn,
and the new board member of the
state parka board from thia areal
were on hand Monday in Dainger-
field when both organizations met.
E. B. Germany of Dallas was
elected chairman of the private
group which to seeking to stimu-
late greater interest and greater
public support of ths Texas state
park system.
of the four West Central Tex-
ans present, Eugene Thompson of
Breckenridgs was elected region-
al vice-chairman while members
of the executive committee from
this area are Joe Cooley of Abi-
lene. Jack Miller of Brownwood
and J. D. Sandefer Jr. of Brecken-
ridge.
The state parks board also met
Monday and J. Carter King Jr.
of Albany, a newly elected board
member was named vice chair-
man of the state organization.
Maurice E Turner of Huntsville
was named chairman and Bill
Collins was re-elected executive
director.
Cnothov
ODINNER
C PLATES
Highlights of the encampment
were the graduation dance held
Friday evening in the base gym-
nasium and graduation exercises
and review Saturday morning,
witnessed by Col. Sydney Perry-
man of Olney, commander of the
Texas Wing Civil Air Patrol and
U. Col. Ben F. Lowell of Wichita
Falls, encampment commander.
__contemporary one-story
Colorado stone Coates Building
will house the Monarch Company
In one of its suites. In addition,
the building, which contains more
than 4,000 square feet of floor
space, is designed with six addi-
tional suites.
The 125-by-35 foot structure has
two main entrances, one on Sun-
their patients.
Interior of the building to ultra-
modern in all respects. Walla are
textone with either pastel green
or beige finish and have birch
wainscoting. Floor* are vinyl tile,
indirect lighting is used, and the
building is completely air-condi-
tioned and sound - proofed.
Both entrances are sufficiently
Germany was chosen acting W
chairman at a preliminary meet-
ing of the private organisation in :
Dallas earlier this year.
At the Daingerfield meeting. —
other, officers elected included A
Guy L Warren of Corpus Christi fl
__BREAD
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Y BUTTER
Current Dividend Rate 3129
WHY TAKE LESS
ON YOUR MONEY?
ABILENE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION
A Sevioge Institution
unduSonmahnefie Asm Becking Deperimem
Home Office: 155 N. Ind Phone: OR 3-9733
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»■■• Oundr Sordine Asdena B Via-k, since 1922
one for tha group.
Although Johnstone has served
on the solo music selection com- -- -—- - —-
mittee for the TIL previously, as first vice chairman and Joseph
this is the first time he has
served on the choir music selec-
tion group.
This was his second year as
director of ths AHS choir. He
moved here from Houston. John-
stone has taught both band and
8 ar
A. Hill of Canyon, Thompson of T.T
Breckenridge, Madison Fares-
worth of Houston and Judge Tom —
Beauchamp of Paris as regional
vice chairmen.
Rising Star
Attracts 600
large that they can be used for choir music for 16 years at sever-
lobbies or waiting rooms. al schools in the state. He ob-
John Fielder of Fielder-Dilling- tained his bachelor’s and master’s
ham Lumber Company designed degrees at the Denton school and
the structure which is located into now completing work on his
Elmwood Shopping Center. Off- doctorate at the same institution,
street paved parking space is lo- He, his wife and their five chil-
eated on two sides of the building, dren live at 1789 N. 16th St.
Turner, the new state parks
board chairman, said that the
meeting last Monday was devoted
mostly to routine business but
added that the state's $800,000
appropriation for the park system
was “very heartening.”
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GETTING
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RISING STAR. June 22 (RNS)- ,
The Rising Star Roping Club’s
weekly rodeo performance was
unreeled Friday night in clear
weather before a crowd of 600.
These performances are staged
here every Friday night during
the summer months.
Results were:
Girls’ barrel race: first, Brenda
Whiteaker of Abilene, 20.8 see-
onds: second, Sandra Bradley of
|Rising Star, 22.4 seconds.
Boys’ barrel race: first, Mack
Harris of Rising Star, 21.6 see-
ends; second, Jeff. Harlow of Cis-
co, 23.4 seconds.
Calf-roping: first, Connie Gibbs
of Winters, 13.5 seconds; second,
Mike Sims of Cross Plains, 14-3
seconds; third. Leroy Hodges of
Abilene, 14.4 seconds.
Bareback brone riding: first,
Cecil Richardson of Abilene: sec-
ond, Darrell Rhodes of Abilene.
Gont-roping: first, Leroy Hodg-
| es et Abilene, 13 seconds flat. Dallas Ford Plant
I second. Ml Guest of Abilene, 15.4 Dougs For
| seconds.
I Bull-riding: first, Johnny Ra-
bon of Coleman; second, Darrell
Rhodes of Abilene.
I Jackpot roping: first, Horace
I Gibbs of Winters, 13.8 seconds:
I second. Jay Stoker, Breckenridge,
114.0 seconds; third, Tom Wilson of
I Abilene, 14.3 seconds.
The open house to which the
general public is invited will fear Nine Arrested
ture favors for all visitors. , 1 • J
Coates, who was born in North In Liquor Raids
Platte, Neb., attended the Uni- DALLAS, June 22 IT-More than
varsity of Nebraska, where he 50 officers swooped down yester-
earned both bachelor of science day on 9 illegal drinking places
and law degrees. He practiced in the dry Oak Cliff and Arcadia
law in North Platte for nine years Park sections of Dallas and ar-
prior to World War II and spent rented 13 persons for liquor law
the war doing defense work in violations.
California as a special expediter
in charge of modifications for an
experimental aircraft firm at
Hawthorne, Calif.
He married a Texas girl, Kirk-
sey Stevenson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Stevenson of Win-
ters, in 1941 and the couple came
to Abilene at the end of the war.
In 1947, Coates organized Mon-
arch Company, a firm which of-
fer* complete real estate service
and specializes in both merchant
and custom building.
The company has built over 200
homes in its 10 years of operations
Pig Crop Compares
With That of ‘56
WASHINGTON in—The Agricul-
ture Department said Friday the
1957 spring pig crop totaled 53,-
170,000 head, practically the same
as the 1956 spring crop of 53,186,-
000.
The Texas pig crop this year
was ast at 756,000 and last year
at 870,000.
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Parleys Continue
DALLAS, June n u-Negotia-
tar* continued talks today seeking
a settlement of the strike of Ford
Co., employes at the Dallas plant.
The workers walked out a week
ago in a dispute over the work
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 266, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 23, 1957, newspaper, June 23, 1957; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1654500/m1/4/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.