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Thursday, November 29, 1973
UPCO Print onop
CEICE supplies-distinctive printing
OFFICE SUPPL
FURNITURE
Bardwell
News
Miss Burden's
Guests Here
Entertained
Karen Fowler of Springfield,
Funeral services were con- Va., was a holiday guest in the
ducted for J.T. Sutton, 83, at the home of the Harry Burdens.
Keever Chapel in Ennis, Karen and the Burdens
Monday at 2 o’clock with in- daughter, Harryett , are
terment in the Elm Branch roommates at Stephen F.
Cemetery. His wife is the for- Austin State University,
mer Miss Florence Roach. He is Nacogdoches, where Karen is a
survived by his wife and a sophomore and Harryett is a
daughter Mrs. J.C. Shaw of senior. They have been
Austin, one grandson, Jimmy roommates more than a year,
Shaw, of Austin. and Harryett has also spent
Word has been received here time in the Fowler home in
of the death of Wade Taylor, 54, Houston before Karen sparents,
of Waxahachie. His late Mr. and Mrs. R H. Fowler, were
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.L. transferred by the Federal
Harris formally resided in Aviation Administration to the
Bardwell. Washington, D.C. , area.
C.O.Collier who has been in While in Ennis, Miss Fowler
the V.A. Hospital for 4 weeks visited in the homes of the
continues in intensive care. His Vernon Woodards, where she
condition is critical. Mrs. was a guest for the
Collier, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thanksgiving meal, and the
Wood, Miss Ella Jane Stewart H.R. Burdens.
and Cecil Gilmer visited him B°th girls are currently ac-
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Bill tive in the Espirit de Corps, a
Carter and Rev. Gary Kincaid service organizaton which
visited him Saturday, complements the Reserve
1 . X Officers Training
Funeral services were con- omicers Training Corps on the
ducted for Roy Farish, 81, at Stephen F. Austin campus.
MR. AND MRS. WILL A. PRACHYL
Honored by Children For 50th
Anniversary Dinner and Dance
UPCO PRINT SHOP and Office
Supply staffers with Chamber
of Commerce and City officials
at ribbon cutting ceremony in
front of UPCO in its completely
remodeled new home, next door
to its former location which it
left to the exclusive use of the
offices and plant of the firm’s
newspapers. Numerous other
guests were present and,
following the ceremony, guests
browsed the Office Supply Dept. Mrs. Dudley Fox, ribbon holder,
and were conducted through the
Print Shop, both in the
remodeled building; then
through the passage to me now
roomier newspaper plant and
thence up to the now uncrowded
newspaper offices where they
were served coffee and
doughnuts. Open house will
extend through Friday and
coffee will be served to all
visitors. In the picture, 1 to r:
daughter of United Publishing
Company President and Mrs.
Charles E. Gentry; Dudley Fox,
Mayor W.D. Murff; Pat Hen-
dricks, UPCO Printing Dept.;
Mrs. Gentry, head of UPCO
Office Supply andGift Dept.;
Chamber of Commerce
President Jerry McCarty,
United Publishing Co. President
Mr. Gentry, Stanley Vlk, head
of UPCO Printing Dept.;
Charlie Gentry Jr., who handles
commercial art and design for
UPCO, in front of him holding
the other end of the ribbon,
Kelly Fox, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dudley Fox; President of
C of C Kane Klub Harlan J.
Dauphin; Bruce Brown, im-
mediate past president C of C;
Kenneth Prewitt, UPCO
Printing Dept., and C of C Mgr.
Jack McKay.
UPCO Open House Marked
By Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Coming from about the
community and area, friends of
UPCO Print Shop, long
established business, 213-15,
North Dallas, accepted an in-
vitation to an impressive rib-
bon-cutting ceremony for open
house at its remodeled and
expanded quarters Monday.
The Kane Klub of the Ennis
Chamber of Commerce was in
charge of the colorful ribbon
The Watsons
Together for
Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watson’s
children were all present for
Thanksgiving dinner at their
home, as follow: Patsy Goss and
her husband, Dr. Allen Goss of
Channelview; Miss Vicki
Watson, senior at the university
of Houston; Miss Cindy Watson,
freshman at Rice University,
Houston, Pete Watson and his
wife and baby, Angela.
Jordan
Alex E. Jordan , 60, a native
of Ellis County, died Sunday at
his home in Vallejo, Calif., after
a long illness. Funeral services
are pending.
Surviviors include his widow,
Mrs. Marild Jordan; a sister,
Mrs. W.J. Rupard of Chula
Vista., Calif., and a brother,
Lester Jordan of Dallas.
Jordan’s grandparents
I moved to Ellis County prior to
-1850 and settled in the Ovilla
community. The family lived in
Waxahachie for many years.
Alex and his father, the late
Alex J. Jordan, moved to
California in 1930. His mother
died in 1921.
Jordan, who held a law
degree from Golden Gate Law-
School of San Francisco, was in
the insurance and real estate
business before his recent
retirement because of ill health.
Rye
Mrs. Johnnie Mable Rye, 84,
died at W.C. Tenery Com-
munity Hospital.
Funeral services were held at
2 p.m. Sunday at the Boze-
Mitchell Funeral Home with
the Rev. Sam Tullock, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, of-
ficiating.
Mrs. Rye, who was born June
4, 1889, in Arkansas, was a
member of the Baptist Church
at Fort Smith, Ark. She was
preceded in death by her
-husband July 5, 1973.
Survivors include a son, E.E.
Willey of Oklahoma City,
Okla; a daughter, Mrs. L.D.
Truitt, of Waxahachie; 6
grandchildren; 6 great grand-
children; one brother; and
three sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Prachyl
,---of Boyce were honored by their
Blooming Grove Baptist Church his parents Mr. and Mrs. children on their fiftieth wed-
Sunday at 3 o’clock. He was the Robert Wood. Mrs. Velma ding anniversary,
father of Mrs. Ben Lee. Mrs. Collum and children also were The celebration began with a
Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lee, holiday visitors of Mrs. Wood. Mass said by the Rev. Haber-
Cindi and Buddy attended from Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nall and man at St. John’s Church at 5
here. daughter, Susan, of Ennis were ___
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Sunday dinner guests of her . .
and Mrs. Leslie Vrla were their mother, Mrs. Earl Waldrop. The Johnnie
children and grandchildren. The group attended the singing r- -I
Miss Libby Vrla of San Angelo, at the Rider Methodist Church. White Family
Mr. and Mr. Charles Kosasek Mrs. RH Green and Mrs. L . .
and family of Arlington and Mr. JoAnn Koons and children , Gathers Here
and Mrs. Pete Morales and sons Mrs. J.T. Austin, Mrs. Louis Guests for the Thanksoiwina
of Ennis. Miss Vrla returned to tro1 houich and Mrs Homer St . eruests for the thanksgiving
Son Anualn Hallaboush ana Mrs. Homer holidays in the home of the Mr.
her home in San Angelo Sunday. Clair and Mrs. Bob Bruce, Mrs. and Mrs Johnnie White
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Junkin attended and nie White were
spent Thanksgiving Day in the The WMA met in the home of Sheiny children Rreer White, Wesley, Jerry and Al Prachyl.
Home of his niece and husband, the master and familv Rev and o y and Brad,ot Greenville, There are 21 grandchildren and
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bauman Mrs Billy Carter Tuesday for Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Sharp, Mr. one great-granddaughter.
of Dallas. Mrs. BiY airter Cues Each and Mrs. Danny Neil and A din™r and dance were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patak and the Thanksgix a covered dish. Dannisa. Lene, all of Ennis; given at the KJT Auditorium.
family visited her sisters, mer invocation was given bv Mrs. White smother, Mrs. Sally Granddaughters of the couple
Misses Adell and Rosa Honza, Bro carter following the Huie of Blossom, Rev.and Mrs registered guests and served
and her brother, Larry Honza amicca meal Mrs Rex • Bob Huie, Eddie, Barney and the tiered wedding cake. Music
of Ennis on Thanksgiving Day. delicious the president Robin of Dardanell, Ark., Edsel was furnished by the Mikula
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Elder Mannings the president Huie and Tresea of Ropesville, Orchestra,
were holiday visitors their presided opening prayer was by Randy Dunn of New Deal, Mrs.
were Dr Bill Elder and Mr and Mrs. Ben Junkin. The roll call Melba Jordan of Brownfield,
Mrs'Jimmy Elder and Brett of was directed by the secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan and
Dallas Mrs. Carter which was an- Nicole of Brownfield, Mr. and
Thanksgiving dinner guests of swered by each one giving their Mrs. Bruce Jordan of Brown-
MThaNorman Keen ere net personal blessings of the past field and Mrs. Ella Molino of
• 1* year. Mrs. Johnny Jones, Dallas
three nephews J.W. Money, Mr. program chairman brought a alas.
and Mrs. J.W. Money and Mr. g tiful ertional fhose---Miss Jean Riddle of Dallas
and Mrs. Jerry Laird of Dallas, beautiful devomional nose C 1spent the week-end with her
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farmer Dcennd d.MMrsCaW. Second Grader parents Mr. and Mrs. Winston
were supper guest. Harley Minor, Mrs. Bob Bruce, Mrs. Susan Te S of Riddle.„ . .
Farmer of Waxahachie was a Junkin, Mrs. T.L. Mott, 00509. . Mr. and Mrs. David Anthoney
Saturday guest, he is a brother w announced the arrival of David
of Mrs. Keen, n Wiliams, Mini menry Minton, Thankfulness Drew Jr. born Nov 21, in Cor-
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gurlich Mrs. Rex Manning, and Mrs. Thanksgiving is a time to sicana Memorial Hospital. The
and two children of Lubbock Johnny Jones. Benediction was warm hearts both small and new baby weighed 8 pounds and
were week-end visitors of their by Mrs. Manning. The WMA large. Mrs. Billy Able’s 2nd 10ounces, and has3 1 1 year old
parents and grandparents, Mr. will meet in the home of Mrs. graders at Sam Houston Ele. sister, Stacey. „ , .
and Mrs. Jim Goodman, Mr. H.E. Williams Dec. 12 for a put their feelings on paper. The Mrs. Thurman Henderson of
and Mrs. Jimmy Westberry and covered dish luncheon and the following was written by Susan Oakwood and Mr. and Mrs.
children of New Carney were exchange of gifts from the Winn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Arvin Taylor of Gatesville,
also visitors, ri Christmas tree. Each member William Winn, 408 W. Decatur
Mr. and Mrs. Clearance is requested to invite a guest. (The spelling is her own.)
Stallings and Mrs. Clyde Uncel 4 6
of Dallas were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mrs. Maggie
Martin and H.E. Whiteside.
Mrs. Clara Beth Freeman and
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Newman and son were
Thanksgiving guests of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Howard.
p.m. Nov. 21. Altar boys were
grandsons of the honored
couple, Brian and Stephen
Prachyl. Organ selections were
given by Miss Kalena Vrana.
Will Prachyl and Mary Vrana
were married Nov. 20, 1923, in
St. John Church by the Rev.
Kowalski. Wedding attendants
present at the anniversary
celebration were Mrs. John
Maliska, Joe Vrana and Frank
Vrana.
Children of the honored
couple are Mrs. John J.
Praslicka, Mrs. Anton F.
Galetka, Willie E., Albin,
AVALON
NEWS
cutting ceremony, with its
president, Schools Supt. Harlin been made by the company. “It P r 0 \ e merien
J. Dauphin, serving as master- is fine," he said, "when long- connection with UPCO, as well
r • established firms kroon right as other steps forward, in-
of-ceremonies. , established firms keep right up cluding a complete offset plant
Mr. Dauphin complimented abreast of the times with the for the papers He said that the
management and ownership on best there is to offer.” He said firm is fortuante to be in
the attractive and modern the company’s papers are of business in a friendly, loyal
improvementsand well wished, high merit and aggressive and community and that the public
in continued success, the the community should be proud is assured of the best service
establishment, then introduced of them. Mr. McCarty also took with in the firm’s ability to
Chamber President Jerry occasion to thank the visitors provide. He introduced the
McCarty as the first speaker on for coming out to the Kane Klub UPCO staff: Mrs. Charles E.
the brief but impressive ceremony marking the (Mary Helen) Gentry, who
program. MECatty nuite beginning of the Open House, heads the office supply and gift
President McCarty was quite department; Charles E. and ys ditsy and covered dish luncheon and the
complimentdry of UPCO and its Charles E. Gentry, president (Charlie) Gentry Jr., college- children of New Carney were exchange of gifts from the
improvements and he allied and publisher of United trained and experienced in art, also visitors MiTS Clearance Christmas tree. Each member
papers, ’ including the Ennis Publishing Co.,- which, in ad- who takes care of commercial Mr and M S. ea rance is requested to invite a guest.
Daily News - connected with it dition to UPCO, commercial art and design for UPCO; and Stallings and Mrs. Clyde Uncel Mrs. Mable Robertson ad
and reminded the gathering printery, stationery and office Stanley Vlk, with the company of Dallas were Thanksgiving daughter, Mrs. Phil Miller of
that this is twice within 3 year supplies- publishes the Ennis for 28 years, head of the printing dinner guests of Mrs. Maggie Terrell visited her sister-in-law
that outstanding advances have Daily News, the Weekly Local, department highly skilled at Martin and H.E. Whiteside. and aunt, Mrs. Johnny Kitchens
--the Ellis County News Review his craft; Pat Hendricks, Mrs. Clara Beth Freeman and in a rest home near Dallas
serving the company since 1951, Larry Newman and son were Saturday. a
and Kenneth Prewitt, with the Thanksgiving guests of her (S tu a Gorman included
concern nearly a year. All have parents Mr. and Mrs. Grover of Mrs. AW. Gorr la incl ded
had valuable experience. Howard Raymond Gorman of Italy, and
Mayor W.D. Murff, who of- Mrs. Jodie Laster of daughter Miss Martha of Port
ficially cut the ribbon, marking Arlington and mother Mrs. Arthur and Hal of Cedar
the beginning of a week’s open Jesse Holt and Mrs. Dareene nan and Mel John Lamai.
house at UPCO, stated that he Ramsey were Saturday visitors and Mr and and Paul also of
was delighted to see the at- of Mrs. Alma Howell of Dallas and sonsarian and Paul also of
tractive improvements, and daughter of Mrs. Holt who is ill. M and PC Anderson
that he was certain the public Rev. and Mrs. T.W. Tribble, Mr. andums; nW dtaner
can look forward to long years Danny and Billy of Fort Worth, werets of their granddaughter
of effective and efficient service Mrs. Jo Etta Mullins and fnd husband Mr and8 Mrs
from UPCO, a and important children, David, Mark, Scott of and husband of Ennis s
service from in the business Waxahachie, Mrs. Becky Cryer, Term observed ne Hoff-
scene of the community. Susan and Loyd and Mr. and occasion opseI
The visitors, after the ribbon Mrs. I.L. Forston of Orange man’s ist wedding anniversary
cutting, were taken on a con- were Thannskgiving holiday Thanksgiving dinner guests of
ducted tour of the building, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Willie NeAAdira Wardlow Enn“s and
finding it interesting to "see the Forston. a 0 S an
wheels go ’round,” so to speak, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tolar of J .
while they visited. They signed Ennis were Sunday luncheon waxanacne; -
the register, entitling them to guests of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. O.D. Capehart
chances at attractive gifts, then Mrs. Alvy Collins. They also andnldr were 83, of Waxahachie died at W.C. Mrs. Joe Honza, Paula and
after their looking over the visited her grandmother, Mrs. BSME Tenery Community Hospital. David.
stocks- in modern ap- Fannie Collins Sunday night, on * unitse walls She had lived in Waxahachie for Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Riddle
pointments- featuring con- Mrs. Fannie Collins visited pent 20 years. of Waxahachie visited Sunday
siderable color, they proceeded Saturday with Mrs. L.W. M I W william Mr and Mrs. Shippey was born Nov. with Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Odom,
to the newspaper section, just Rogers in the Ennis Nursing M F was - 21, 1890, in Maypearl and had Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson
through the door, where they Home. - familv dinner in lived in Maypearl all of her life and Rodney of DeSoto visited
were served coffee and donuts, Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Bitner 2 Tor before moving to Waxahachie. Saturday in the W.W. Gillespie
as a part of the hospitality, with Odessa spent the holidays in themhome or Tan TS. : She was a member of the First home.
Mrs. John Percival serving; their home at Bardwell, 1 lams F’etS presen Baptist Church of Waxahachie. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shrader
also assisting were Mrs. Howardroad. The Bitners, Mrs. M Ipand Mr She was preceded in death by and boys of Wichita, Kansas,
Richard Moody, Mrs. Charles Edd Lewis and Mrs. Fay Lewis4 ‘her husband, W.M. Shippey, in flew here in a private plane to
Williams and Mrs. Dudley Fox, and Bill were Thanksgiving and Mrs. Raymond Mauldin of 1964. spend the holidays with his
Mrs. Bobby Mims. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Tienm pitch Arlington Funeral services were at 10 father. Mr. and Mrs. T.E
. As they were cordially Bynum of Waxahchie . Mr. and —oorimine sueate Mr am‘ Tuesday at Boze-Mitchell Shrader. Other guests were Mr.
thanked for their visits, the Mrs. WR Roach of Arlington . anKseE Mg 8ue8GS.0 r Funeral Chapel with the Rev. and Mrs. Danny Neal and
guests were reminded that open were Sunday visitors of his test as as Herman Rice officiating. Burial Danisa of Ennis, and Robert
house continues at UPCO sister Mrs. Edd Lewis. children Mr and Mrs Roland was in Auburn Cemetery at Neal of Dallas.
through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Odlozil ”’ "Mont and Amv of Maypearl. Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Gillespie
p.m., but they re warmly and daughters Mary, Cynthia Latter R She is survived by two were Thursday night dinner
welcome any time. and Janice were in Bryan Condors a o Crilere daughters, Mrs. Bill Morris of guests of Mrs. Jean Aday in
Ed Melugin and Mack Wednesday andThursday. They Seders nd -OTSEL Charlotte, N.C., and Mrs. Waxahachie.
Roberts, both of Dallas Pen- attended the Bon Fire and Bond Mart Mr and Mi Charles Walters of Dallas; two Visitors in the home of Mrs.
shop, and Whit Skelton, who is football game between Texas patence race d mer brothers, Royal Mabry of Dave Hall for Thanksgiving
with Victor Business Machines and Texas A&M. Their son, Dallas: Mr. and Mrs Mike Petersburg and Russell Mabry were Mr. and Mrs. R.W.
Henry Jr., who is a junior in McKinley Amv and Kevin of of Center Point and several Ingram and Mary. Mr. and Mrs.
A&M returned home with them Dallas; Tom Goodwyn, Dara, nieces and nephews. Roy McKnight all of Fort
Friday for the week-end. Henri Ann and Lawrence of -------------.-------Worth, Mrs. Irene Andrews.
Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Richardson First Forecaster Sherry Curry. Mrs. Tommy
O.L. Stewart and Ella Jane Leo Gentsch of Vernon visited The first systematic Andrews, Laura and Cheryl, of
include Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bob recently with Miss Beatrice weather reports in the Grand Prairie, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart, Jack Wayne, Diane chatN United States are attributed Roy Hall, Ardemore Oklahoma,
and Debra Sue of Waxahachie. Hodce to the Reverend John Cam- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hall Jr., and
Mrs Wesley Howard Jr. and Mr and Mrs. Charles Hodge panius Holm, chaplain of a children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
children Wesley III, Clay and and family of Fort Worth and settlement Delaware who Casbeer and baby all of Cor-
Leslie LynnofBartlett and Mrs. Mrs. Jan Brown and children of began! making regular ob. sicana, ,Mr and Mrs. Jean Hall
Amy Beets of Seagoville. Waco were Thanksgiving servations only 2 4 years and Rickey of Houston. Nr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wood of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. after the Pilgrims landed at Mrs. Mel Shipman and Harrell.
Waco were holiday visitors of Charlie Hodge. Plymouth Rock in 1620. of Aransas Pass,
T I and the Palmer Rustler, as
| aylor introduced as the next speaker.
‘ Mr. Gentry stated that he and
Wade H. Taylor, 54, of his company are deeply
Waxahachie, member of the grateful for the patronage
staff of the Daily Light many which made possible the im-
years, died suddenly at his------
home about 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
Mr. Taylor was active in the W IIIIS
Masonic Lodge and the First
United Methodist Church of Mrs. Ollie L. Willis of Ferris
Waxahachie. He was a native of died Thursday morning. She
Decatur, was born April 12, 1898, at
Surviving are his wife, and a Nimord, Texas. Her husband,
daughter, Barbara Jean, Roy Willis who was TP&L until
Waxahachie. his retirement preceded her in
Funeral services will be at 2 death about ten years ago.
p.m. Saturday at Boze-Mitchell Survivors include two
Chapel, interment following at daughters, Mrs. Virginia Bone
Hillcrest Burial Park. of Austin and Mrs. Christyne
____Talkington of Ferris; four
wrNn i grandchildren; four great-
WIND IS NOISY o grandchildren, and her mother,
MILWAUKEE (AP)Re- Mrs. J.S. Tunstill, of Oklahoma
searchers have reported that a 1
20-mile windstriking the ear of Orocherhree sisters a"d two
a bare-headed man produce A .,
noise readings that average 92 Graveside services were
decibelson the A scale and that conducted at 12-noon Friday
a 70-mile wind produces a (today) at Laurelland
mean level of 109 decibels (A). Memorial Park, Dallas, with
Commenting on this finding the Rev. Royce Campbell,
by technicians at the University pastor of Ferris First Baptist
of Windsor, Canada, an Out- Church, officiating. She was a
board Marine Corp. executive, member of the First Baptist
under whose direction the proj- Church and had lived in Ferris
ect was conducted, had this to since 1929 when her husband
say:
"When you consider that the
Occupational Safety and Health
Act established 90 decibels (A)
as the maximum level for con-
tinuous eight-hour exposure to
noise levels without impact on
hearing, you can see that natu-
ral wind sources in the human
ear also become part of the
very complex subject of noise
and its effect on the human
hearing mechanism.”
was sent there by the TP&L.
Caldwell
Obie Guy Caldwell, 76, of
Ferris died Sunday after a long
illness. He was born in
Mississippi June 3, 1897 .
Surviving him are
daughters, Mrs. Earlene
2
i n
spent Thanksgiving Day with
Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Anthoney.
Mrs. Amy Beets of Seagoville
spent Thursday and Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. D.D. Beets.
Herbert Kirby is attending
I am thankful for our church, Grand Lodge in Waco.
our home, our family, our Guests Thanksgiving Day in
school, our clothes, our food, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
our healthy body, our land, our Herbert Kirby and Mrs. R.A.
teachers, I am thankful for our Venable were, Mrs. Erma
church becaes I go there to Walters, Mark and Joel of
worship God. I’m thankful for Waxahachie, Jean Riddle of
our home becaes I live there, I Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fox
thankful for our family and Shawn of Waxahachie, Mr.
am nanniu lur our raiiiy .
becas I love them. I’m thankful and Mrs. Larry Kirby of
for our school becaes I go there Angelton, Paige Kirby of
to learn. I’m thankful for our DeSoto, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
cloths becaes we weir them. I’m Kirby, Kim and Pat of Red Oak.
thankful for our food were we Mrs. Ada Robinson and Mrs.
won’t starve. I’m thankful for Effie Berry of Ennis, visited
our healthy body were we can during the holidays with Mr.
live. I’m thankful for our land and Mrs. Aubrey Berry and
becaes I live on it. I give thanks Cheryl.
for our techer becaes she helps Miss Betty Jett of Waco,
us to learn visited Charlie and Ada Jett
-----------:_______________during the week-end.
Bill Guthrie is critically ill in
Sh DDev Methodist Hospital, Dallas.
PT / Mrs. Lola Southard spent the
Mrs. Maudie Alice Shippey, holidays in Ennis, with Mr. and
By Susan Winn
2nd Grade
KENNEDY CENTER
PUBLISHES MAGAZINE
Richardson, Ferris; Mrs.
Leonard Parker, Lancaster; 6
sons, Linnie C. Caldwell,
Detroit , Mich.; Raymond, Clay
and J.M. Caldwell, all of Ferris;
were company representatives
present for UPCO’s ribbon
cutting and open house.
Gerald Caldwell, Miami, and
WASHINGTON (AP) — Ken- Joe Caldwell, of Bristol; 21
nedy Center for the Performing grandchildren. 6 great-
Arts has published Quarto, grandchildren; a brother, John
58 pages devoted to the arts Caldwell, Trumbull
There are 15articles written Funeral services will be at
by faroust critics and writers 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Green
a ifinancially successful, oth- Funeral Chapel, with the Rev.
er issues will be published and Fletcher Cauthen officiating,
it may become available by Burial will be at Ferris
subscription. Memorial Park North.
JESSE JAMES
KNEW A BARGAIN
STANTON, Mo. (AP) — Les-
ter B. Dill, who operates Mera-
mec Caverns here, was asked
by a tourist what attracted
Jesse James to hide out in the
cave.
' Free admission," Dill re-
plied.
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