Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 38, Ed. 1 Monday, December 21, 1953 Page: 3 of 8
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Allied Commander Does Not Believe
22 Reluctant POWs Want To Return
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CHENILLE SPREADS. 90 x
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James Thetford, leburne
John Rodman Jr., Keene
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• DELUXE ANTHNNA
• SERVICE POLICY
CHENILLE ROBES. sizes 12 to 20.
Large assortment of colon. ________
document in 1836.
A Garland Adair, curator of the
tea said evidence in
four of the Americans
Ms. T. A. Braziel, medical,
1M S Robinson
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West Wilson
John Rodman
Keene
Mrs . C . A. Log
605 West Chamh
FACTS
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MHMORIAL HOSPITAL
ADMISSIONS, Dec. 19
Mrs K. A. Fine, medical, 109
imayya said he would give
aericans, one Briton and
The mistake was corrected when
the Texas Heritage Foundation put
out a mw facalmile.
equity Capital
strewing gifts over a bo-yard
wire stockade. They_____
Pfe. Richard Tenneson of Alden,
Minn., wes the moot likely prus-
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was making her home. Mrs. John-
son, who was born in Tennensee,
Hived in Cleburne before moving
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over her failure to win Tenneson
CHENILLE LOOP RUGS. 24 x 48
Non-skid backs ....................
10 a.m., Tuesday from Dillon Cha-
pel. «h Dr Albert Venting of-
paieieien,sizas aMehru.
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MAAif1) 1I1
Mrs. Wilson Kenton. medical,502
Euclid_______
Mrs. E. A. Cook medical, NB
Featherakon
8. K Waldrip, surgical, Cleburne,
Route 3
Granville Huey, emergency sur-
gery. Route 1, Itasca
Barbara Jean Love, medical, 141 3
N. Wilhite
Otte Allen, (James) (col.), pedia-v
tries. Route 3. Alvarado
Gary Lynn Williams (Rayburn),
pediatrics, ill Moon
Mrs. Doyle Covington, OB (girl),
Covington
Mrs J. A. Browder 207 Madison
207 Madison
W. W Smith, medical, 506 S
Main **
ADMISSIONS, riftC. 20
George E Terhune, medical,Cle-
burne. Route 3
a--Pmidhemeh ana
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eaalward 1________
nigh; continued rather sold
day. .A few snow nurries
handle T“——Asht • ——«
ILLE SPREADS, M x 1M or 72 x 101
choice of colors __________________________________
get there by air.
lob Johnson of In-
me 350 South Koreans their "last
ance" Tuesday to accept repa-
lation. Although he said he did
mountaineer background
received a RR gun.
Edgar F Vidler, surgical, 70S
West Lone Star T •“
Joshua
Mrs E. W. Finley, medical. Ty-
ler
DISMISSALS, Dec. 19
W W. Smith, Cleburne
Mrs. Jesse L. Corbin, Cleburne
Floyd Wells. Godley
Donna Balentine, Alvarado
MrL William Charles Martin and
ha by,’ Cleburne
Mrs. D. E. Smith, Godley
J. E. Walker, Cleburne
L. F. Throckmorton, Cleburne
E T. Baskett. Cleburne
DISMISSALS, Dee. 20
Mrs. J. J. Martin, Cleburne
W. H Smith, Cleburne
at 3 pm., Tuesday, from Dillon
Chapel, with Rev. Ernest Piott of-
ficiating. Burial will be in Rose
HUI.
JINNY MUSI JOHNSON .
CHENILLE SPREADS. M x 105 or 72 x 105.
Lrge choice of colors and designs. _________
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Three Pairs, Christmas Gift Card
and Gift Box-
, 1$450
19 denier..,
exta Gne gauge..medium length
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rowler wea reported by a
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"Quiet reserve," he said, but ten-
year-oidBilly Bailey showed his
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not believe the men would leave
the compound, hn thought the
Americans would rood a written
appeal from the United Nations for
Umm to uhink A over.
2. Defenaejotficials in Washing-
>:B P.m. cot
again, L-
of winter.
any or moderm blodde cabinete 2
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MANUFACTURER'S SALE
BIRKILNY, Ceik,
waaom
of b lluer fooro.mod
several rows of blend
zzz
ported. 4 %
rival in Seoul
had "plenty,
days in new
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These chenille items are the well-known College Craft products which
ore manufactured at SOUTHWESTERN IUNIOR COLLEGE, Keene,-
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□s. They are mode on highest quality sheeting with the best yarn. Laun-
dering qualities are excellent.
tevEIr Cwane NYLoNs
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 —UP—
A Dallas pipe line executive has
asked the government to guarantee
parts of a private loan as a step
toward financing construction of a
1,000 mile crude oil pipe line fmm
West Texas to the Los Angeles
es
wr--m-
- A giant-umbrella ofclouds cova
ered almost the entire country Mon
day as the sun's annual journey
southward drew to an end
The sun will roach Its an
HARRIS-SPREEN STORE
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A GUARANTEES '
this 17 Inch Admiral
West Coast Pipe Um Co,, said in
_ application filed last week that
the ultimate coat of the M and N
inch line wili be about SIM mil-
lion with $21.5 million coming from
Monday night. Lowest M to bearers. T
•v in Panhandle and upper South - Survivors
Plains Monday night. "
servica will be at 10 a.m.. Tues-
day, from St Joseph's Catholic
Church, with Monsignor Felix Bart-
kus officiating. Burial will be In
Cleburne cemetery, and pallhqar-
era will be A. W. Kanewske, Hep
man Malear, Ralph Elliott. Clyde
LePevre Warren Donovan and
John Galvin
Survivors are one daughter,
Miss Irma Kovacs; one brother:
two slaters and several nieces and
nephews.
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221DXIB, Stop op to a really big pictun with thio 4
benutitul Admiral TV connol model that siven you <
220 eq. to. Of brilliantly detalled viewing azealAl- * .
new Oiatxxfo Ch^ with Turret Tuim
antees UHV 3DX" Range Finder ... 1
Tone Controt Www "BBent-GHde" €esten
of Admiral's great 1963 foaturesf tn walnut.
SALE NOW IN PROGRESS at
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Stunning Console TV
d anti - Communist Chinese pris-
on will be sent to Formosa,"
ill said,
Cenfers With Rhee
He Said he discussed the release
the prisoners with South Korean
esident Syngman Rhee and
Kild confer Tuesday with Lt. Gen.
8. Thimayya. Indian custodian
all unrepatriated war prisoners.
JOLLY TIME
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dianapolis, whose 1M pounds fitted
netly indo and a while board and
red Santa Claus suit, and his air-
minded companions had to trudge
four hours up the mountain, pack-
ing 80 pounds of presents.
When they arrived at Lost Cove,
some M miles porth of tore, the n
children and 11 adulta "41 runhed
over and greeted Santa Claus,"
said Sgt George J. Dacre.
ALIX KOVACS
Aten Kovacs, n. died Saturday
night in a local hospital. Kovach
was a native of Hungary, settling
In Pittsburgh, Pa. He moved to
Cleburne 48 years ago and was a
machinist for the Santa Fe. He
was married to Annie Kruse, who
preceded hint in death. Kovacs re-
tired from active work at the Santa
Fe on July 1,1948. His home ad-
dress was 215 Colorado. ’
Rosary will be said kt the Dillon. .
Chapel at lift p.m., today. Funeral i
•al custody, "to thnk it over,"
"If they wanted to return there
mild have been ho difficulties."
ull said
Hull went to Seoul to "make up
plan" for the care of 22,000 and
hinese who will become civilians
I ML Nh/WU, under Korean
at $5.95
0 4091
Mrs. M. Conroy, medical, 507 S.
Wilhite
ASHEVILLE. N.C., Dec. 21—UP Mrs. J T. Holloway, surgical.
—Santa Claus in the person of a Covington
footsore Air Force sergeant and Beverly Whisenant. pediatrics,913
his four helpers hiked to remote' Rates
Lost Cove, NC. Sunday to delleri
. gifts to 33 children and adults in
the windup of ‘operation Christ-
nTo .2
Lifelong Cresson
Resident Is Dead
Mrs Lou Ela Burnett. ft. died
Sunday at her home in Cresson,
where she had resided for 18 years
Mrs Burnett was born in Hunts-
ville. Miss., and married in Cres-
Monday, turning colder late Mon- _______ ______ ________
day night and Tuesday. Widely Mrs. Jenny Muse Johnson, S3,
scattered thundershowers late died Sunday in Midland where she
Monday, Moderate to fresh south-
erly wtnds on coast, shifting to
trash to locally strong northerly
early Monday night.
- tartly elgudz
nderppernpncde Valley eating. BurtoF wfll be” to” l.
Monday. Colder Monday borne cemetery, with W. B. Miller.
Tyen Otto Pillips, Lee Battle, Lehane
Fan Higgins and Doe Barrett aa pall-
CHRISTMAS
, a ho2n0a2am0.1 2eMkoe. 1
at $4.95
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A hot check artist was arrexod mas. , „
•ut an hour after passing a bad Two helicopter teams distribut.
rick at a Cleburn. department ted gifts to some 5,000 children in
re Saturday. North Carolina orphanages during
• The sheriff notified police of the the first part of the Pope Air Force
an and he was arrested by police Base’s annual "operation Christ-
I Boot Mendereon Street. He was "mas" but it took infantry tactics
.seed bi county jai, - to .get to secluded 1-ost < ove
. - ---- The tiny community nestles on a
Persons walking home from plateau on Flat Top Mountain in
Uurch last night complained that the ragged Unaka Mountains,
me dogs tried to bite them. Oth-1 Trick winds ever Lost Cove made
' complaints have been turned in ; it imponsible to
’ainst the same dogs.
Owner of the animate said if they
e anyone else, he would des.
PAIZ) VERDES, Calif., Dec. 21
UP—Santa Claus is convinced you
cant substitute dogs for reindeer.
Santa and his wife, played by
student* NickySchwartz and Toby
Hnndsrtapziba"fonacarwscf
A crowd of screaming children
descended on the sled and the six
white dogs dashed off in fright, up*
sotting Santa and his wife and
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS
were two sel
Aa the new season approached,
three distinct storm centers and
numerous other weather disturb
ances began to dispell the biM,
sunny weather many Americans
* over the weekend.
_____weather bureau reported
that several fast moving low pres
sure systems had united early Mon-
day to produce a ‘'continuous cloud
cover which covers all of the coun-
try except the Southwest."
The., forecast was for falling
temperatures in the Midwest as
the three cold fronts swept east-
ward. Temperatures on the Atlan-
tic Seaboard were expected to rise,
then drop Tuesday aa the cold air
adveneed into that area.
Light rain and drizzle fell from
Dixie westward to Texas and north
ward through the Mississippi Val-
ley into the southern Great Lakes
early Monday.
Snow flurries were reported over
northern New England and light
snow fell over most of the North-
ern Plains, with some scattered
snow showers in the Rocky Moun-
tains as far south as Utah Showers
were also common along the North
era Pacific Coast.
As the sun roaches its southern-
most position over the Tropic of
Capricorn, 23-12 degree* south of
the Equator, the Northern Hemi-
sphere will have it* shortest day
of the year.
One of the three storm centers
slammed the British Columbia
coast with winds of hurricane
force, knocking out 600 telephones
in north Vancouver and causing
several power blackouts.
Another storm center blew out
of Montans into the prairie states.
EAST ■ nd SOUTH CENTRAL
TEXAS — Partly cloudy, warmer
sonShe was a member of the Cree AUSTIN. Dec. 31 -UP- Texas Memorial Museum, added —..a
Survivors are a daughter, Mra. Ppeay ationtoamdopondogopnogai the bottom of the page and his wlwg
John A Driskill of Cresson; throe Eridaxr.„ur-al t for s?«X the name was trimmed off when a West.So
brothers, Arthur Shirley of Gran- “ years “91 eredit for signing the naimil. ... mada in iam an «W«
bury, Claude Shirley of Conchas
Dam. N. M., and Vivian Shirley
INCLUDES • INSTALLATION
Gary L Williams, Cleburne
J. M Willinms, Mum
Mrs. J. A. Sewell, Alvarado
Mra. Frank Bridwell, Cleburne
Mrs. H. E. Vaughn and baby,
Whitney
Mrs. L. J Gaskill and baby,Fort
CHENILLE LOOP RUGS, 24x36
Non-akid backs ___________ -
___ art two soon, Marshall
M. Johnson of San Angelo and
Tom E. Johnson of Autin; one
deghtov, Mrs. James R, Dsv of
Midland: two brothers, Ewell H.
Muse of'Pert Worth and M. G.
Muse of Beaumont; six grandchild-
ren and two great-grandchildren.
"AV "
' AV
of Amarillo: two sisters. Mrs. Beu-
lah Estes of Weatherford and Mrs.
Lee Hunt of Granbury; and one
grandchild.
Pallbearers will be Lawrence
Brothers, Roy Putteet, A. W. Slo-
cum, Jeff Slocum, Calvin Fidler
and Shelby Martin.
The body wi lie In state at
Crosier-Pearson Funeral Home un-
til one hour before the service.
Funeral service* will be held
Tuesday at 3 p.m from the res
son Methodist Church with Rev.
M 8. Prather officiating. Burial
will be in Cresson cemetery, with
Crosier-Pearson in charge of ar-
rangementa,
Former Peace Justice'!*
Wife Succumbs Sunday
Mrs. R. L Derry berry, 71, died
Sunday at her home, M Prairie
Avenue.
Mrs. Derryberry was born in
Johnson County, the daughter of
G. N. and Lou Anderson Byars.
Bbo was married to Robert Lee
Derryberry, former justice of the
peace, and was a member of St.
.Mark's Methodist Chui ch and
Woodmen Circle.
Survivors are her husband ;one
daughter, Mrs J. V. Freeman of
Brownwood; two brothers, W. W.
Byars, Grandview Highway and
Dr. (‘ate 8. Byars of Hillsboro;
four »i»ter», Mrs. G. B Cooper of
Rio Vista, Mr*. Alma Martin of
Temple, Mrs. R. A. Wanslev of
Houston and Mr*. Nannie Hall of
Parker; two grandchildren and
five groat.grandchildren
Funeral sorvices will be held
to go home but fear assult
their GI buddiesbehind the bar
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17-inch ADMIRAL TV
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to Midland three years ago.
Funeral services will be held at
t $6.95 -
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poet.
To Leave Tekye
Tenneson * mother, Mrs. Portia
Howe, said she will leave Tokyo
for home by cummoretal airline
Wednesday less than aix hours be-
fore the midnight deadline for pris-
ondr interviews.
Mrs. Howe came to Tokyo more
than n week ago in an unsucergis-
ful effort to go to Korea and make
a personal appeal to her son to
come home.
62,
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erDKa
Come Christmas, Santa’* pack will
include loada el these wonderful
2 *' ’a ' f- 22
CiMMner Gift Boxm. Very pretty
;s fr.iNtyvermtUe. Now, each holds
6
m. three pairs of smart Claussner
) Nylons. Later, she'll use hers as a
98” jewel, handkerchief or hosiery
cut—foe stay-at-home or travel-
ing. Made of imitation reptile,
accented in fold, with a luxurious
satin lining Gift bond Claussner
h wyioni come in lovely nQuGay
fo. TAoaL UAo Le LAa AnuL
-wamsnaamniuummd-mmnmgm,.
away from communism.
"I m only surprised they haven't
mentioned my son sooner," Mrs.
Howe said.
Monday, Doe. 11. ISSb-CLKBURNE, TEXA8 TTME^REVTKW-J Seeks Financing
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 38, Ed. 1 Monday, December 21, 1953, newspaper, December 21, 1953; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1432970/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.