The Ennis Weekly Local (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 17, 1965 Page: 3 of 4
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Alica C. Goodwyn
Of Rt. 1, Ennis,
is KU Graduate
Ye Alica Catherine Goodwyn,
1 Route 1, Ennis, received the
Bachelor of Science in Education
degree from the University of
Kansas in the 93rd annual Com-
mencement exercises in Memo-
rial Stadium.
WE
The Commencement program
recorded the graduating of 2,-
868 degrees and certificates
earned since the 1964 Com-
mencement. This is K. U.’s larg-
est class, surpassing the 2,477 in
1964. Those persons completing
work for degrees, at this time
(June 1965) number 1.757, ac-
cording to James K. Hitt, regis-
trar and director of admissions.
K. U. holds but one Com-
mencement a year. In August,
October and February 972 de-
grees were granted while during
the 12-month period 139 persons
earned certificates in medicine
and medical service fields.
The Graduate School’s 648 de-
' grees awarded in the year is a
new high as are the 126 doctor
of philosophy and doctor of edu-
cation degrees.
The College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences has 465 persons
earning the bachelor’s degree at
this time while 393 are now re-
ceiving degrees from the Grad-
uate School.
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ith
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STARTLING—Russia’s giant new airliner startled the Paris International Air Show when it
landed in Paris, France. The mammoth ship, the Antonov 22, is said to be capable of carry-
ing 720 passengers at cruising speeds of 403 m.p.h. with a range of 6,800 miles. The ship is
powered by four 15,000-horsepower turboprop engines, each of which drives two sets of
counter-rotating propellers. It is 187 feet long and has a 210-foot wingspan.
June 21 to July 4 Fair Music Hall
Greg Newman's
6th Birthday
Is Obseerved
Greg Newman was honored
Saturday afternoon with a par-
ty celebrating his sixth birth-
day which was Friday by his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles New-
man.
Each child was given a whistle,
a hat and a balloon as favors.
The birthday cake was frosted
blue, decorated with white, and
topped with cowboys and Indian,
the white inscription “Happy
Birthday, Greg" and six candles.
Ice cream and Dr. Peppers were
served with the cake.
Prizes in the games were won
by Vickie Newman, cousin of the
honoree; Pattie Morris, Lisa Tid-
well, Mike Isom, Debbie Maru-
sak and Sandra Newman, aunt
of the honoree. Others present
were Bryan and David Sharp,
Keith Gillespie, Joey and There-
sa Morris, Nancy Newman, cou-
sin of the honoree, Terry and Jo
David Fulton, Paul Newman,
cousin of the honoree and the
honoree’s brothers and sisters,
Julie, Todd, Connie and Johnnie;
also the following adults—Gene
Isom, Mrs. Joe Fulton, Mrs. Billy
Gillespie, Miss Sammy Sharp,
Mrs. B. J. Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Newman, uncle and aunt
of the honoree, and his grand-
mother Mrs. J. C. Newman.
Boy Scouts Of
Ferris Camping
Spending the week at the Boy
Scout Camp at Lake Texoma are
Ronald Adams, Raymond Bodine,
Roger Adams, Dennis Turner,
Gene Skinner, Nicky Harr, Joe
Spurgeon, and Joey Bodine of
Ferris.
Assistant Scoutmaster Lynard
Hamm is their sponsor and Gene
Skinner serves as Patrol Leader,
since Scoutmaster Austin Skin-
ner and Senior Patrol Leader
Terry Turner could not attend.
HERE FROM BRYAN
AND MIDLAND
Mrs. Mae Dunagan of Midland
is here for two weeks in the
homes of her sisters, Mrs. Tom
Moseley and Miss Annie Frank
Stout and Mrs. Moseley’s son-in-
law and daughter, Mr a n d
Mrs. John R. Shackelford and
children. Miss .Stout, a teacher
in the Bryan Public School Sys-
tem, is home for the summer-
(NEA Telephoto)
CREW KILLED—Helmeted firemen fight a blaze in the wreckage of an American B58 jet
bomber that crashed at Bourget Airport outside Paris, France, while landing to take part in
the Paris Air Show. The crew of three was reported killed in the crash.
Is to Swing With "Bye, Bye Birdie"
From June 21 to July 4 the
State Fair Musical Hall in Dallas
will swing with the first Dallas-
produced presentation of “Bye
Bye Birdie,” the gay, fast-paced
story of teen-agers and their
rock-and-roll idol. With Roger
Smith as the energetic manager,
and Rose Marie as his domineer-
ing mother, it will also feature
Elaine Dunn in the dancing role
of Rose Grant.
Famous for its Gower Cham-
pion choreography, its “Tele-
phone Scene” of dancing and
singing teen-agers and the hilar-
ious Spanish dance that breaks
up the Shriners’ meeting, “Bye
Bye Birdie” first rocked Broad-
way in 1960-61. It played 18
months and won the 1961 Tony
Award for the best musical of
that year.
The book for “Bye Bye Birdie”
was written by Michael Stewart,
' whose more recent “Hello, Dol-
ly!” has broken world’s records.
Music is by Charles Strouse and
lyrics by Lee Adams, also repre-
sented- on Broadway this past
year by “Golden Boy,” starring
Sammy Davis.
Raul Julia will play the Elvis
Presley type singer who is about
to vanish into the army, and
Jackie Cronin will be the young
Sweet Apple, Ohio girl picked
by his manager to receive his
farewell kiss on nationwide tele-
vision. Others in the cast in-
clude William Le Massena, Lu-
cille Benson and Richard Roth-
bard. -
Rose Marie received a 1963
Emmy Award nomination for
her characterization of the gag
writer on the Dick Van Dyke
show. She has also been seen in
continuing starring roles in “The
Bob Cummings Show” and “My
Sister Eileen.” She began her
stage career at the age of three,
and appeared as Baby Rose
Marie with all the top names of
the day: George Jessel, Milton
Berle, Dick Powell and many
others. She co-starred with Phil
Silvers in “Top Banana” on
Broadway and has been a popu-
lar comedienne-songstress at all
the plush night-clubs.
Roger Smith is identified as
the handsome young detective
of “77 Sunset Strip” in televi-
sion. He will be seen next fall in
the title role of a new color
series for NBC, “Mr. Roberts.”
Elaine Dunn toured as Rose
with the national company of
“Bye Bye Birdie,” and was Linda
Low in the coast-to-coast tour of
“Flower Drum Song.”
Staging the Dallas “Bye Bye
Birdie” will be John Bishop,
whose first Dallas Summer Musi-
cals production of “High Spirits”
won high praise. Music director
will again be Jack Lee, with
John Sharpe as dance director
and Eddie Gasper as his assis-
tant. Peter Wolf has designed
the clever sets; and Tom Hughes
is producer and managing direc-
tor.
Tickets for “Bye Bye Birdie”
are available at the State Fair
Box-office, 1924 Elm St.; The
Preston Ticket Agency, 8111
Preston Rd.; the SMU Student
Center; the four Sears Stores
at Lamar, Ross, Oak Cliff and
Arlington; the First Citizens
Bank in Lockwood; and the Sun
Rexall Drugs in Richardson.
Barbara Ann
Janousek Feted
On 6th Birthday
Barbara Ann Janousek was
honored on her 6th birthday
Saturday evening, June 5, by her
mother, Mrs. Frank A. Janou-
sek, and 18-year-old sister, Rosa
Lee Janousek, at the Janousek
home, Route 2.
Winners in the games played
were Judy Langer, Danny Ray
Trojacek and Judy Ann Troja-
cek. The birthday cake was iced
pink and topped with blue candl-
es in blue holders and the white
inscription “Happy Birthday,
Barbara Ann.” Sandwiches, po-
tato chips, candy, Dr. Peppers,’
ice cream and cookies were also
served.
Those present besides the
honoree and hostesses were
Carolyn, Jerry and Judy Lan-
ger, Diane and Della Ann Zhanel,
Danny Ray, Janis Marie, Judy
Ann, Marcus and Kathy Lynn
Trojacek, Kelly Gene Graham,
Donna Huff and Mmes. Adolph
Trojacek, Edwin Langer, Gene
Graham and Stanley Zhanel.
MRS. HORAN AND SON
SEE HER SISTER OF
DALLAS INSTALLED WM
Mrs. Carl Horan and son
Herman attended the open grand
Installation of officers of the
Southern Star Chapter No. 707,
Order of the Eastern Star, Fri-
day night in Masonic Temple
Auditorium, Dallas. Mrs. Horan’s
sister, Mrs. Inez McCormick was
installed as worthy matron and
Mrs. McCormick’s husband C. R.
McCormick, as worthy patron.
Edwin L. Sharpe Jr. and Judge
Marvin B. Simpson Jr., Fort Wor-
th, installed the officers. Mr.
Sharpe is past grand patron of
Texas, OES. Judge Simpson is
associate grand patron. Mrs.
McCormick, the former Inez
Gambill, was born and reared
in Ennis. She is a teacher in the
White Rock Public School of
Dallas. Mrs. Pauline Wheeler,
formerly Pauline Rumbo of En-
nis, was installed as organist.
At the reception which followed
the impressively beautiful cere-
mony, Mrs. Horan and son re-
ceived with her sister and broth-
er-in-law.
Birthday Party
For Guest From
Denver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren McCord
and sons, Kenny and Danny, of
Denver, Colo., have returned
home after spending their vaca-
tion here with Mr. McCord’s mo-
ther, Mrs. E. S. McCord, and his
brothers and sisters here and
in Dallas.
While they were here Mrs. Mc-
Cord honored Kenny on his 4th
birthday Sunday afternoon with
a party at her home, 201 E
Crockett.
Birthday cake and ice cream
were served to Tammy and Ricky
Vrana, Don Alan McCord, Bryan
Ozymy, Suzanne Hollingsworth,
Danny McCord, brother of the
honoree, and the honoree. Fav-
ors were balloons, horns and
candy.
Attend Camp
At Cedarbrook
Ranch, Red Oak
Among the campers at Ced-
arbrook Ranch, between Red
Oak and Lancaster, this week,
•June 13 through June 19, are
the following from Ennis: Sara
Fanning, Kathy Pruitt, Van
Martin, Maurice and Clint King.
Ennis counselors there for the
( season, June 6 through August
' 14, are Miss Lillian McClain and
Miss Bettye Rider.
The camp is for boys and
girls, ages 6 through 15.
Visitors are welcome any Sat-
urday or Sunday afternoon.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weldon
of Dallas nave announced the ar-
rival of a son, born at 9:55 a.m.
Thursday at Methodist Hospital,
Dallas, weighing 7% pounds. The
baby’s grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. J. Roy Glaspy of Ennis and
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weldon of
Lubbock. Great-grandparents are
Mrs. M. D. Glaspy and Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Maroney.
Mr. and Mrs. Clois R. Smith of
1101 Baldridge St. have announc-
ed the birth of Lisa Dianne at
8:30 p.m. Thursday at Ennis
Municipal Hospital. The baby
weighed 9 pounds 1 ounce and
was 19 inches tall at birth. She
has a sister, Laurie, 6, and a bro-
ther, Andy 5. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Agee of Al-
vin and Mr. and Mrs. Earnest
Smith of Pampa.
Whitefield Accepts
Foundation Stipend
Bobby Whitefield, son of Mr. E
and Mrs. C. F. Splawn of Reag. Sherrie, Lynn and Penny of
or Springs, has accepted a Na-
tional Science Foundation stip-
end to attend Humboldt State
College at Arcara, Calif., this
summer.
Mr. Whitefield will be one of
41 teachers in 12 states who
will study intertidal plants and
invertebrates of the Central Cal-
ifornia coast. He is the head of
the biology department at Tulo-
so-Midway High School in Cor-
pus Christi.
ATTEND BALLET RECITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Boon and
daughter, De Anna, Mrs. Laura
Lummus, Miss Jack Lyne Wright
and mother, Mrs. T. G. Wright,
all of Ennis, and Mrs. Sam Mc-
Cormack and daughter, Leslie,
of Fort Worth, attended the
Anne Etgen and Bill Atkinson
School of Ballet recital in Dallas
Sunday afternoon at McFarlin
Auditorium. Fanny Wright, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Wright of Dallas, was in the reci-
tal.
Bardwell News
Saturday—June 19 is the date
for the Bardwell Homecoming,
to be held at the Bardwell
Community Center beginning at
6 p.m. Saturday. Bob Gailey, as-
sociation president, is the gen-
eral chairman. Bring your pic-
nic basket.
Rev. Frank Williams, pastor
of the a Bardwell - Methodist
Church, preached Sunday—9:30
a.m. and will preach each sec-
ond and 4th Sundays—followed
by Sunday School 10:30 a-m.
except 1st and 3rd Sundays
will be 10 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wood at-
tended the Wood family reunion
held at the Lancaster Commun-
ity Center, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Hargus
and son, Jame of Garland were
Saturday visitors of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hargus, en-
route home from a vacation trip
in Arkansas and other, points.
Also visited Mrs. Joe L. Hargus
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
Baker at Howard, who are leav-
ing this week on 112 month trip
to California, Canada and other
states.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sutton had
as their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Ramsey and Mrs. Ida Poff
of Ennis, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Keith, Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs .J. R. Campbell of
San Diego arrive Friday to visit
her parents, Mr- and Mrs.
Bruce and will attend
Bardwell homecoming.
Mrs. Alvy Collins
Bob
the
and
daughter, Sharon, and parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tucker, Ennis
returned home from Lubbock
after a visit in the home of their
sister and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilmer
were Thursday visitors of h e r
brother, Mr. and Mrs. George
Campbell, Athens, and on Sun-
day visited her sister, Mr. and’
Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Mat-
tie Hayes and daughter, Mrs.
Leota McGlathery in Waxaha-
chie.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Keith of
Fort Worth, were Sunday visi-
tors of Mrs. W. B. Hargus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Junkin re-
ceived a message of the death of
Clyde Turns in Dallas. His wife
died three months ago. He was
a brother-in-law of Ben Junkin
and Mrs. Tina Davis, Howard’.
Mrs. L. B. Robertson and
daughter, Mrs- Eloise Pool of
Ennis were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. B. Vinson, Corsi-
cana.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams
visited Mrs. Faye Lewis, Forres-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adkins had
as visitors—Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Hancock, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown and daughter,
Bethany, Mrs. C. D. Adkins Sr.
Waxa-Mrs. Elmo Strange, Dal-
las.
Mrs. Ardeena Wood, Mrs. Ve-
ra Bruce and Mrs. Mabel Robert-
son attended the open installa-
tion of officers of Winnie Chap-
ter—No. 160, OES, Saturday—8
p.m. at the Masonic Hall, Ennis.
Mrs. Wood assisting, as instal-
ling marshall, Mrs. Bruce, in-
stalling organist.
Mrs- Bob Bruce, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Robertson, Dallas, returned
home after a visit in Austin with
their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Willams, also visited their niece
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Luckemeyer
(Mary Ella Roberts)—who were
leaving for Washington, D. C.
where they have a 3-year con-
tract in their employment.
Mr. and Mrs. L- W. Rogers had
as visitors during the weekend
Mrs. John Nisler, Mrs. S. M.
Tyner, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Seiler and family. Johnny,
Nancy and Judy of Wilmer. Mrs.
Watson Rogers and son, Chaig
of Corsicana, Mr- and Mrs. Wen-
dell Dunn and children, Sandra,
Houston, Mrs. Irvan
Anthony
HEARINGS ON BEER
SALE TO BE WEDS.
County Judge Milton Harts-
field said he has set 10 a.m-
Wednesday for each week for
hearings on applications for
beer sale permits and that three
new Precinct 3 applications will
be heard on Wednesday of next
week if advertised as required
by law by that time.
Will build on your lot or acre-
age—2-3 or 4 bedroom house-
Payments as low as $25.34 per
mo. Write TANDY HOMES, P.O.
Box 15336, Fort Worth 19, Tex.
Alfalfa hay — 75c in our barn. |
Trinity Valley Ranch, Rosser,
Tex. 486-3181.
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and daughter, Vicky and Susane a Thursday, June 17, 1965 - - ENNIS WEEKLY LOCAL
and Mrs. J. E. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boswell
had as guests'—Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Williams, Mr- and Mrs. Carl
Riordan and children, Ricky,
Randy and Tina of Dallas, to olb.
serve Mrs. Boswell’s birthday.
Children sang “Happy Birth-
day” when presenting the
birthday cake. ,
Rev. and Mrs,, H. A. Hutchins
and daughter (Nancy) of Brown-
wood' and Mrs. Francis Morgan,
Hillsboro, visited in the home of
their sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Lowry,
Mrs. Lrvin Anthony and Mrs.
Jesse Wood were visitors of Mrs.
N. Stacke and sister, Miss Net-
tie Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hollabaugh
had as guests—Dr. Boyd Holla-
baugh, Dallas, James Paggett of
Houston, Howard German, Waxa
and Mrs. Robert Underwood and
sons, Mark and Jim Edd.
Mrs. 0. L. Stewart and
daughter, Miss Ella Jane
Stewart had as viistors Mr. and
Mrs. John Snipes, DeSoto; and
grandson, Jerry Brannen, El
Paso; Mr- and Mrs. Billy Bob
Stewart, Waxahachie; Mr. and
Mrs. Pierce Snipes and son,
Ralph, Fred Anderson, Ennis;
Mrs. Wesley Howard Jr. and
son, Wesley III, Grapevine.
Mrs. Clyde Johnson of Dallas
spent a few days with her sis-
ter, Miss Ruth Roach.
Fred Hayes and children,
Barbara, Jimmy and Waylene
of Avalon were Sunday guests
of his mother, Mrs. A. W. Hay-
es, Miss Dora Gilmore of Ennis
was a recent visitor of her sis-
ter, Mrs. 0. J. Hays.
Mr- and Mrs. Robert Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Williams
were Sunday visitor of Randy
Wood student at Baylor, Waco.
The WIMA met on Monday at
2 p.m. at the Baptist Church.
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DISAPPEARING ACT—Joe Cunningham, the Washing-
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heels for his job. Quite literally.
Miss Susanne Anthony led in
singing "The Nail Scarred
Hand’ with Miss Vicky Anthony,
accompanist. Prayer—M r s.
Walter Williams. Mrs. Henry
Hinton, president, directed the
meeting. Mrs. Ben Junkin
sec-treas., gave roll call. Others
attending were Mmes. 0. J.
Hays, Bob Bruce, Jesse Wood,
Herman Williams, Cam John-
son ,W. L. Dyess, Jesse Gorman
and A. W. Gorman. Lesson was
taken from II King—6th Chap-
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prayer.
Mrs. Nettie Pearcy spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Billy Glenn, Waxa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orvan Fitz and
daughter, Beth of Winnemae,
Ind., arrived for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Pilgrim and other relatives.
'Lowry family reunion
H.
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held at the Nash Community
Center with 37 attending. 1
Sheppard-Jenkins family an-
nual reunion held their picnic
dinner at the Howard Commun-
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams of
Denton, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Wood attended the wedding of
Miss Claudia Bone and Jack
Fowler at the Calvary Baptist
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