The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1962 Page: 2 of 20
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COUNTY ECHO, Sulphur Spring, Texas., Friday, July 27,1962,
Diamond Chemical Company, non. Their daughter, Anne, isI raer. She teaches mathematics i the Methodist faith.
He is married to the former attending the University of : at Highland Park High School. |-----—
Miss Arlene Meek of Mt. Ver-i Hawaii in Honolulu thri sum-j The Clintons are members of1 Try a Want Ad for Results
MIC. AM' Mrs. Charles Har-
rington of Sulphur Springs an-
nounces the birth of a son, Jef-
frey Wade, at 3:45 p.m.
Wednesday in Memorial Hos-
pital. The youngster weighed 8
pounds, 9 ounces. The grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. W.j
- W. Harrington.....and Mr* and
Mrs. Robert Bailey of Sulphur
Springs, j
TECHNICAL SGT. Robert
J. Pierce, .son af Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Pierce, route 2, Dike, isj
being reassigned to Bergstron
Air Force Base at Austin fol-
lowing his graduation from tile
Air Force technical training
course for aircraft structural
repairman at Amarillo Air
Force Base.
MR. AND Mrs. James Cook,-
Como, announce the birth of a r
son at 1:30 a. m. Thursday,
July 19, at Memorial Hospital.
MRS. GERTRUDE Pumph- \
r«y of Washington, D. C., is in ]
Sulphur Springs for a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Junious j.
McKeown, her sister; Mark; ‘
Bowie, her brother and Mrs.
Bowie, her sister-in-law. A fam- (
fly reunion was planned for j ,
Sunday at the Greenville park.,
Mrs. Pumphrey is accompani- j .
ed by her youngest daughter. ! ,
Mrs. A. L. Weisenburger and "
her children, Peggy, Kathy and t
Susan. l
AMONG OUT of town rela-
tives and friends here Thurs-
day for the funeral of L. G.
Medley were Mr. and Mrs. lack
Whitfield of Houston; Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Boyd of San Mar-
cos; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wood-
all, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woodall,
Jr., and Austin T.. Glover, Jr.,
of Dallas; Mrs. Dollie Glover,
Gay Glover and Dr. and Mrs.
A. T. Glover of Longview.
v TH R EE MARRIAGE -4*^
censes were issued by County
Clerk Hazel Minter the past1
week. They went to Kenneth!
Ray Remans and Miss Gloria
Jean G a f f o r d, Travis Lee
Owens and Mias Linda Marie
Wood and Douglas Mack Skid-!
man and Miss Shirley Maxine,
Rosselot.
AfW't'
County stew will be featured
Each family is to bring a bask-
et junch.
THE REV Morris Hill of
Omaha will be the evangebst
for the July 29-Aug; 5 revival
at the Weaver Baptist Church,
according to an announcement
by the pastor, the Rev. C. W.
Pilgrim. Services will be at
10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.
THE A R P.ALA 1
will hold an
group
meeting in the community cen-
ter Thursday, Aug. 2. Any
woman having ever attended
the Arhala school is invited to
bring a covered dish and at-
tend. The luncheon win be
served at noon.
ip Mor- THE HOPKINS County
eet an- Echo gets around in a hurry,
son at ^en Dildy air-mails a copy
fuly 21, each week to son David, will,
the military on Okinawa. A
three week-old copy has just
i been been returned to Sulphur
Wildcat Springs to Betty Dildy, David’s
-formed sister. The newspaper had
i co-as- been read by David and then
Phyllis used as packing for a gift
an. The | camera sent to Miss Dildy.
joining -
in the1 HOPKINS COUNTY Sheriff
ly. The Paul Jones will' leave Friday
making I for a 4-day meeting of direc-
tors of the Southwest Law-
man’s Association in Mineral
Wells, The meeting will run
through next Tuesday.
FEATURING
• CHOICE OF FINISH .
NUTMEG OR LIMED OAK
• PLASTICIZED MAR.
MSISTANT FINISH
• LOCK-JOINT DRAWER GUIDES,
ROLL LIKE BALL BEARINGS
• MAHOGANY DRAWER BOTTOMS
O REINFORCED CONSTRUCTION
MR. AND Mrs. R. C. Cates
and daughter/ Sandy, have re- j
turned from a vacation trip
that carried them through New
Mexico, Arizona, California,
Nevada, Utah and Colorado.
Somfc of the stops they made
were Grand Canyon, Petrified
Forest and Painted Desert in
Arizona, Disneyland, Marine-
land, Hollywood and Beverly
Hills ir, California. They also
drove over to Cheyenne, Wyo.,)
MINOR DAMAGE was re-
ported in a two-car collision at
1 p.m. Thursday on Main
Street. Cars involved were
driven by Joe Don Wheeler,
Route 3, and James Lonzo Ed-
wards, Route 1. «
MR. AND Mrs. Howard S.
Smith returned Sunday by j
plane from Honolulu where
they have been . visiting their
daughter, Charlotte, a student,
at the University of Hawaii1
this summer.
from Colorado to see the Lou
Erek family and stopped in
Amaiillo for a short visit with
the Raymond West family.
SUMMER SCHOOL courses
at Sulphur Springs High
School will be completed by
Aug. 3 and grading finished
the next week, Principal Tru-
man Drake reported Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Alexander is in-
structing parts of tenth, elev-
enth and twelfth grade English.
PC. BEDROOM GROUP
NORMAN FRIEDEL, who
left Sulphur Springs to become
band director at Winna’poro
High School in 1955, has le-
signed to accept a position with
tb" South Park independent
school district.
A BUILDING permit for a
seven-room brick veneer house
at 618 Houston Street was is-
sued today to Eddie ,E. Brum-
field for Bill Coffey. Estimat-
ed cost of the house is $7,500.
NELSON TURNEft, 14, of
Point, was admitted to Me-
morial Hospital Wednesday for
treatment of a lacerated lip
and head injury that he suf-
fered while playing at school.
TWO NEW automobile tires
were stolen from the B. W.
Gregory garage on T. J. Alley
sometime Friday night. Entry
was gained through the back
entrance.
AIRMAN SECOND Class
James A. Wright left Sunday
for France where he will be
station for 18 months. His wife
and little son will make their
home here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Wright for the'
present.
DOUBLE DRESSER
All 4 Piece*
MISS DELILAH Gillispie of
Sulphur Springs and a friend,
Miss Jean Breland of Galves-
ton, left Dallas Thursday with
the Southwest Texas College
Tour group for a visit abroad.
They will tour Scotland, Eng-
land, Holland, Belguim, Ger-
many, Switzerland, Italy and
France, returning to the U. S.
on Aug. 20.
With Tilting Mirror
THIEVES MADE a second
strike of the summer at the
Jim Masters’ residence on
San Jacinto over the week-
end, again breaking open a
] chained refrigerator in a car
(port. There was no immediate
[indication of the loss. The re-
frigerator has been hit twice
by thieves while the Masters
are on vacation.
FOR ONLY
BOOKCASE BED
MR. AND Mrs. Boyd E.
Kern and son of Houston ar-
rived Wednesday for a visit
with his sisters, Mrs. Luther [
Perkins and * Mrs. Delbert
Wright and families and in
Lake Crtek to visit with his
brother, Troy Kern and fam-
ily. Mr. Kern is a 1936 grad-
uate of the Sulphur Springs I
High School,
A NEGATIVE report in a
suspected rabid dog was re-
turned here Monday from the
Texas Department of Health
lab in Austin. The dog, which
was said to have roamed the
South Broadway area for sever-
al years, was killed last week
when it bit Ben Turnbcugh and
resisted all efforts made to
capture it.
INNERSPRING MATTRESS
MRS. ROGER K. Arnold of
Sulphur Springs, a teacher in
the local system, attended the
Methods Conference for Busi-
ness Teachers at Oklahoma
State University, Stillwater,
during the week. The program
included, lectures and demon-
strations' on improved teaching
in shorth and, transcription,
tpyewriting, bookkeepirtg, gen-
eral business, office practice
and business English and com-
munications.
MATCHING BOX SPRINGS
ARTIE ROMACK, JR., of
Sulphur Springs will represent
East Texas State College at
the annual convention of
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity
that starts Aug. 26 in Pasa-
dena, Cal.
manager
and co-owner of Draughn’s
Business College in Houston.
TAPP
FURNITURE COMPART
841 Connally, caused more
than $100 in damage at 12:10
p. m. Monday.
July ol. He will then comejwnere tney arer located at <»u
1 on to Sulphur Springs for a j Sunset. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
visit with his parents. Wingo formerly lived here from 1924
has been in Germany for the until 1939. They have two
last 14 months attending the children. Jack, who was grad-
University of Munich. ! uated June 2 from the Uni-
—- j versity of Texas with a BS de-
THE FIFTH Sunday after-; gree in chemical engineering,
noon singing will be held from; is located in Pasadena with the
2 to 4 p.-m. Sunday at the Con- ——■u
gregaticnal Methodist Church j
in Commerce. 1 _
MR. AND Mrs. Marvin Greg-
ory announce the birth of a
son Monday, July 23, at Me-
morial Hospital. The baby
weighed five pounds and ten
ounces at birth. He is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Wyatt and Mrs. Judson
Gregory. He has been named
Judson Andrew.
HAROLD E. Akins, man-
ager of the Federal Land Bank
Loans of Sul p h u r Springs,
who underwent recent major
surgery in the Surgical Clinic
Hospital in Greenville, has had
some complications to set up
and is not allowed to have
His room number
Over 60 Years of Serving Northeast Texas
company,
is 125.
MR. AND Mrs. Dick Flem-
ing of Dallas announce the
birth of a son on July 5. The
baby has been named Michael
Scott. He weighed six pounds
and six ounces at birth. Mr.
Fleming was formerly youth di-
rector of
MR. AND Mrs. Claude Milli-
gan and their daughter and
son, Ann and Larry have re-
turned from a 16 day trip that
took them to ’ the Seattle
World's Fair and several days
spent at Seaside, Ore,, beach
resort. They were met in, Seat-
tle by Mrs. Milligan’s brother
and his family, Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Morris and children of
San Francisco, Cal., who ac-
Frigidaire Best Buy!
2 Door Beauty!
MR. AND Mrs. Olan Reece of
317 Houston Street announce
the birth of a daughter at
10:53 a. m. Monday, July 23,
at Memorial Hosptial.
First Methodist
Church in Sulphur Springs.
MR. AND Mrs. Jimmy D.
McCoy of 107 Jennings Street
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter at 6:12 a. m Monday, July
23, at Memorial Hospital..
MRS. J. B. Thurmond, Mrs.
Jewel Clark and Mrs. Lizzie
Lou Garrison have returned
from a two weeks’ Greyhound
Bus conducted tour of the
Northwest, the Seattle World’s
Fair and a boat trip to Vic-
toria. They visited the fam-
ous rose gardens in Portland,
Neighborly SERVICE
to Help You Financially
You will feel at home here
whether depositing or bor-
rowing money. Our finan-
cial services are for your
convenience and profit.
Take advantage of our many
services to handle all your
money matters ... to help
NAVY CAPTAIN Charles P.
Sheppard of Sulphur Springs
recently was designated to pre-
sent to Rear Admiral Charles
G. Kirkpatrick of San Ange-
FD-13T-32
13.24 cu. ft Mt capacity
The City
National
• No defrosting ever In Refrigerator Section!
• Spacious 100-lb. zero zone Freezer-
separate insulated door.
• Twin fruit and vegetable f
Hydratore. *
• Store more in storage door.
even tall *1 #1
□ IN FAMILY
PREFERENCE
Eggs, butter-
bottles, % gallon milk
bottles!
Famed Frlgldairt
Dependability!
Member of Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Member of Federal Reserve
System
OFPICERS
V. W. Jones ... President
E. L. Ashcroft.. Vice-Pres.
Dr. S. Byrd Longino,
Vice-Pres.
Vice-Prea.
.. Cashier
□ Dl THOUGHTFUL
SERVICE
11.60 Cu. Ff. FRIGIDAIRE
Big Freezer Chest Holds 63 Lbs.
Chill Drawer Holds 10 Lbs.
WITH
TRADE
Howard Smith .
W. W. Jones, Jr.
H. J. Mahaffey,
At
&. P. Alexander,
North Davis St.
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1962, newspaper, July 27, 1962; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth826642/m1/2/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.