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The Clarksville Times, Friday, November 30, 1962 Page 7
NEWS FROM Bo^da
B>fnm of tlw heavy rains Mrs. L. Q. Parris and sons,
Monday the Woman’s^oclety of Le«. of OUmer and
Christian Service Circle one did Fr#d Wilkinson of Tyler spent
not meet. Next regular meeting Thanksgiving Day with their
will be Dec. 3rd in fellowship P»raftU, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
hall of Methodist Church. Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagner of Mp»- Em® Blankenship of
Ft. worth and Mr. and Mrs. visited recently with
O. L, Derrick of Gallup , N. M. Mr* ■“* Mr«- Mack Glover
visited with their aunt, Mrs. Bo Mr- Mrs. Oscar Leg-
Vickers, after being here to
attend the funeral of their J _
father, Oecar Derrick. Mr»- Bess Pope was In Mar-
shall Thursday to attend the
Sunday guests of Mrs. Felix w»ddta» of h«r Miss Lou
Hood and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ann clark«-
__________________ M _ Benham were Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Swalm and one guest; Mrs. Mr- “4 Mrs. Felix Ward, worth Hood of Dallas, Mr. and L- L Hamilton of Paris vlslt-
joe King of Paris. Next regular Houston, died ten hours after Mrs. jack Hood and daughters 6(1 relatlves Bogata Saturday
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Distinguished
US AF Graduate
**SS'.taDeport. ^theest Bogata.Clark, an’el-
From there they went to Paris tMrly man, lived alone. He
for dinner at The Holiday inn. f^SP1 *°me mlnor bun“ u
A seafood dinner was enjoyed ^ ^the burning house. Cause
by these members: Mmes.Gor- of “*• “r® *• oo* known.
don DeBerry, O. E. Barnard, ...... —
Lea Holder, Britt Lassiter,
Anna Griffis. Gordon Allen INFANT SON DIES
Louie Roberts, James GranC Gary Edwln Ward> ,0P
meeting of the club will be
Dec. 5 with Mrs. James Grant.
CHRISTMAS PARADE
Dr. Jack Troutt, president of
Chamber of Commerce, ann-
ounces December 14 as the
date for Bogata’s annual Christ-
mas parade.
There will be prizes of $18,
$10 and $3 for the three best
floats. School bands and Santa
Claus will be In the parade.
Billy Leggett will be the parade
marshal.
birth on November SI, Funeral
services were held at the grave-
side at 1:30 p.m., November IS.
Bogata Funeral Home had
charge of Interment In Bogata
cemetery, conducted by Rev.
Floyd Hoover, pastor of Texas
Avenue Baptist Church, Hous-
ton.
Suvlvors are his parents and
these grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Ward, Bogata and
Mr. and Mrs. James Eaton,
New Orleans, La; great grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ward, Bogata; sister, Kimberly
Kay Ward and Gregory Paul
Ward.
ACCIDENT VICTIM
Oscar Derrick was burled In
Bogata Cemetery Saturday at
2 p.m., following funeral in
Tyler Saturday morning.
Mr. Derrick, about 70, died
Wednesday night after being
struck by a car In Tyler. He
formerly lived In Bogata and
was an uncle of Mrs. Bo Vic-
kers here.
of Annona, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry He also MtendOd the funeral of
Benham of Paris and Edgar °®car Derrick.
Hood of Deport. x
Miss Nancy Jack Rhoads who
Mrs. Minnie Lawson was a Mtends T.C.U. in Ft; Worth,
dinner guest Thursday In the sP®m th# holiday weekend with
Sam Burton home In Paris. her Par*nts. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Rhoads, and Robert.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wood and
children have returned to thelb
home In Lewisville after visit- '
lng his grand mother, Mrs.
Luther Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Puckett
and children of Corpus Chrlstl
were weekend guests of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Deb
Puckett.
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Armory Serves
As Courthouse
McCurtaln County officials,
who were forced to move Into
the Idabel armory when the
courthouse was condemned,
LIEUTENANT CONLAN
Tyndall AFB, Fla.--Second
Lieutenant James T. Conlan of
Clarksville, Tex., has been dis-
tinguished graduate of * the
United States Air Force wea-
pons controller course here.
Lieutenant Conlan, who at-
tained the highest score In his
class to win the honor was
public office. The former
Clarksville attorney said:
“I'm proud of one record I
set. I was speaker of the House
at noon one day and Vice Presi-
dent-presiding officer of the
Senate -that same afternoon,’’
he said.
After leaving the Texas Leg-
islature he served 30 years In
the House of Representatives,
then took on the vice presi-
dency.
Garner began his 98th year In
a house built In 1879 as sec-
ants’ quarters for the Gamer
mansion. Like so much of his
fortune he has given the man-
sion away. It Is now a city
library.
His favorite institution,
Southwest Texas junior College
here, has received more than
$1,000,000 from Gamer.
It was 7$ years ago when he
came to Uvalde to die. He was
bom in Rod River County In
1968,' three years after Presi-
dent Lincoln was shot, but head-
ed for a dry climate when he
learned he had tuberculosis.
I
Burial Tuesday
For Mrs. Saul
Rosenfield
Corpus CkrtMl I
home. Her
health was I
time of their
•ary, died la
Mrs. Rosenfield 1
of her family. Far l
she was active la clvfte i
affairs of Clarln
one of the charter i
the New Century Club.
Two sons survive, Qeu
Corpus Chrlstl, aal
STOP
AT MCCONNELL FUNERAL
FROM OUT OF TOWN _ . . ... ^
Attending the funeral of T.L. ™*y obs#rv#d th*lr 8<*T *•** *
Mrs. Saul Rosenfield died
Saturday night, Nov. 24, at the
home of her son, Oeorge Rosen-
field, In Corpus Chrlstl, follow-
ing an lllneas of several years. RManftoldnf
Last rites were conducted
Tuesday at 3 p.m. In the chapel
of Jolley’s Funeral Home by
Rabble Henry Wessel of Tyler.
Interment was at Falrvlew
cemetery. Pallbearers were
Lindsay McAllister, Son Mar-
able, Jerrold Marx, Buddy
Vaughan, Cab Wolf and E. T.
Hardee.
Mrs. Rosenfield was bora 77
years ago In Clarksville, daugh-
ter of George and Bertha Stl-
berberg, pioneer Red River
County settlers. Her birthplace
was only a few yards away from
the home In which she spent the
last years of her active life. A
magnolia tree In the yard was
planted on the day of her birth.
She was married to Saul Ros-
enfield In Clarksville In 1910.
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McConnell Nov. 19 were the
following: Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
McConnell and Tom,Coushatta,
lag anniversary Jan. 20, 1960,
at their home. Shis became 111 a
short time' later and went to
MK NUT TEW <
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lamb of
Austin and Mrs. Cornelius
Lamb of Bartlett are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord McCluer
and sons.
Mrs. Minnie Lawler was able may designate the a.qjory as fralned In the detection, ldentl- La,; M". «nrf Mrs, T. H. Me
to be brought to her home here the official courthouse, the state flcatlon and interception of un- Connell and Jim, Alexandria,
after several weeks In the Red
River County Hospital.
Mrs. Anna Griffis was a guest
Thanksgiving in the home of her
niece, Mrs. Joe King, and Mr.
King In Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Allen,
attorney general ruled.
Lewis T. Martin, county
attorney, notified the attorney
general that offices of the county
attorney, county Judge, court
clerk, sheriff and district Judge
have been moved to the armory
building. He asked what to do
about statutes requiring notices
identified or hostile aircraft La.; Mrtfr and Mrs. T. E.
attempting to penetrate the Hardin, Benton. Ark.: Mr. and
North American Air Defense Mrs. H. V. Wall. Weaver, Tex.;
System. He Is being reassigned Mrs. J. R. Swalm, Ft. Worth;
to Mt. Laguna Air Force Station, Rev. and Mrs. F. A. McCarty,
COLORED RESIDENT DIES
Funeral services were held
Wednesday for Willie Finley,
colored, of Bogata. Finley, who
had been 111 for some time had
been employed at Texas Power
and Light Company’s River-
crest plant. He Is survived by
his wife, five children and
several grand children.
FORMER BOGATA
MERCHANT DIES
Ai D. Smith, 86, of Blossom
died of suffocation when his
home was destroyed by fire
recently.
Mr. Smith was in the Dry
Goods business In Bogata a
number of years ago. Ho was
an uncle of Jim Smith, her*.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor,
Rebecca and Suzanne of Houston
spent the holidays with her
s
Mrs. Lula Read of Deport visit- house.”
ed In Bogata Saturday with Mr. The attorney general said
and Mrs. Gordon Allen and Mr. ‘here Is no statute nor court
and Mrs. Roy Gulllon. decision defining a courthouse,
but added the term courthouse
Mrs Joe Choate, teacher In ls us«d to designate the bulld-
Texarkana school, spent the »n8 where courts are held.
Thanksgiving holidays at her The opinion said since the
home here. condemned courthouse ls no
longer being used, the armory
Mr. aijd Mrs. Sidney Ward building may properly be con-
Hudson of Mesquite spent the side red
Griffin, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holt and
children of Odessa spent the
weekend her* vlslflng Mr. and
Mrs. R. j. Holt.
Jimmie Lawson of Irving
spent Thanksgiving with his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Lawson.
Calif., for duty in his new
specialty.
The lieutenant, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril M. Conlan, 400 Tay- .
lor St., Clarksville, ls a gradu-
ate of Clarksville High School.
His wife ls the former Barbara
M. Gtddens of 312 David Circle,
Clarksville.
Dennis Koger of Greenville
was a guest Thursday of A1
Castleman.
and treated as the
Mrs. Erwin Edmunson, Mar-
sha and Brenda of Dallas were
Sunday visitors of Rev. and
Mrs. Blake Dunnagan.
holidays with his parents, Mr.
and MVs. Sidney Hudson, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wl-
bert Cheatwood,
official
county.
courthouse of the
Rev. John Hawkins left by
plane Saturday for Dalhart
where he will speak at early
GUEST SPEAKERS.
Rev. Leslie Seymour, district
superintendent of Sulphur
Springs District, spoke Sunday
morning at the local Methodist
chruch. The pastor, Rev. John
Hawking. Is In revival services
In Dalhart, this week. Rev. J.
N. Show of Paris was the even-
ing speaker.
At 8:00 Sunday evening Dec.
2, Bishop Lew of Korea will
speak at the church. Every one
Is urged to attend this service.
Ken Castleman, student at
Texas University In Austin, ,
spent the Thanksgiving weekend “r„v1l„c** ,*,!
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Texas Farmers
Sell More
MISS LEE HONORED
Miss Karen Lee, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lee of
Arlington, was honored Friday ,
morning from 9:30 to 11:30
with a brunch at the home of
Miss Mary Lassiter, 203
Clarksville St.
The refreshment table was
laid with a lavender linen cloth
and centered with a large floral
arrangement. ThS hostess
served sandwiches, dips, chips,
pickles, olives, cookies, nuts,
candy, and cokes to Misses
Carol Whitten, Pam Barnard,
Patsy Carr, Carpi Hawkins,
Manila Jones, Donna Ann Ro-
se 11, Johnnie Jou Hawkins,
Nancy Rhoads and the honor**.
James Castleman, and Al.
Jerry Allums of Lubbock
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Al-
lums, and Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Des Lowery
and children of Sabine, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pierson and Patti
Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Branson
of Paris were guests Thanks-
giving day In the F. L. Branson
home. They were all In Clarks-
ville Wednesday night to attend
the wedding of their sister and
aunt, Miss Lillie Branson and
Georg* Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Frank-
lin and daughter of Blossom
and Mrs. Dorothy Davidson and
sons of Paris were In Bogata
Saturday to attend the funeral of
Oscar Derrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Quinton
and son of Dallas were week-
end guests of her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Lawler.
Rev. and Mrs. John Hawkins
and his mothgr, Mrs. Jessie
Hawkins, were Thanksgiving
dinner gugsts of Rev. and Mrs.
J. N. Snow in Parts.
Miss Betty Marl* Gill,
student at Texas University In
Austin, spent the holiday week-
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie GUI.
music In revival services this
week.
Washington -(AP)- Texas
farmers enjoyed an Increase
from marketings In the first
Miss Johnnie Lou Hawkins of nine months of this year.
Denton spent the Thanksgiving An Agriculture Department
holidays at her home in Bogata. report covering the January-
September period shows this
Woodfred Holt has returned situation in the state:
to his home In Houston after Total farm marketings of $1,-
visiting his mother, Mrs. Addle 982,278,000 compared wlth$l,-
Holt, and his brother, R. J. 444,812,000 In the same 1961
Holt, and Mrs. Holt. period.
Nationally, farm marketings
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Child- totaled $24.1 billion In the 1962
ers, Johnny and Joan of Dallas January - September period
were weekend guests of his compared with $23.8 billion In
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John similar 1961.
Childers. The comparative figures for
Texas' neighboring states, with
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Myers and those for 1962 and for last
daughter, Lisa Dru, spent the year In that order:
weekend with her parents, Mr. Oklahoma $463,998,000 and
and Mrs. Drew Hancock, and $488,755,000 (a decrease), New.
James Albert. Mexico $110,446,000 and$100,-
093,000, Arkansas $363,298,000
Edd Underwood of San Juan, and $329,692,000, Louisiana
Puerto Rico ls visiting his $259,707,000 and $207,588,000.
sister, Miss Torn Underwood,
John Garner
95 Years Old
John Nance Garner cele-
brated his 95th birthday Nov-
ember 22 at his Uvalde home.
Garner spent 46 years In'
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Thurs., Friday and
Saturday Afternoon
and hla brother, Jimmie Under-
wood.
Mr. and Mra. Hubert Lee and
daughter Karen of Arlington
were gueata Thanksgiving of hla
mother, Mra. Ida Lee, and other
relatives. Karan rsmalnsd In
Bogata until Sunday.
Mr. and Mra* Harold Fullar
and family of Garland and Mr.
and Mra. N. A. Bryson and
family of Bowls vlaltad Mrs.
Luther Bryson during tha
Thanksgiving holiday weakand.
They also visited relatives In
Clarks villa.
Mra. Stava Owen and children
of Port Lavaca vlaltad her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Gibson,
over the weekend.
Cheatham Rand
Booster Drive
The Cheatham High School
Band Booster’s Club climaxed
Its annual membership drive on
November 29 with a program In
the Cheatham Gym starting at
7:30 p.m.
Music for the occasion was to-
be rendered by the Cheatham
High School Band, and the
Cheatham High School Choral
Club..
The purpose: of this drive ls
to purchase additional uniforms
for the Band. The Booster Club
la asking each family to pur-
chase at least one membership
card.
Mrs. Lucille Samuels has
served as chairman of the drive.
E. E. Wilson ls band director.
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men had just spent three
hours erecting scaffolding
around a house when some-
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they Wanted was on the
other side of the road
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Pinson, Joe. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, November 30, 1962, newspaper, November 30, 1962; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth893922/m1/7/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.