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News From
Red River Co.
Hospital
Visiting hours at the Red
River County Hospital are from
2:00 to 4:00 in the afternoons
and from 7:00 to 8:30 at night
Admissions
Edith Jones, Darnell Cain.
Leslie Wright Andrew Davis,
Rosa Cagle, Sarah McGraw,
Robert Hill, Joe W. Scott.
Addie J. Griffin. Cleo Hines,
Hulda Hausler, David Hutson
Jr., Ruby Harrison, Roy
Harrison, Sheilia Martin. R. B.
Jones, Elvin Douglas and Ellen
Beard, Clarksville;
Julia Ewing, Annona;
Odis Burkett, Clarence
Bearden and Ruth Downs,
Avery;
Pansy Williams, Willie
Craven, Nettie B. Lee and
Morris B. Trimm, Bogata;
Lee B. Ieenhower, Detroit;
James Dawson, Ruth M.
Jackson and Fannie Guest.
Bagwell;
Bernice Simpson, Deport;
Sharon Woodall, Cumby;
Margaret Nix, Odessa.
------ Dismissed
Jimmy Monkhouse, Mattie
Hines. Mare ns McCann. Lula
Denwiddie, Willie Rosser,
Phillip Baker, Wilmer Harri-
son, Nat Quarles, Ollie Bledsoe,
Hattie Landrith, Watson San-
ders, Jackie D, Brown, Ollie
Chaloner. Tommy J. Ross,
Patricia Gift, Malinda Davison,
Kalita Rose, Alice Donovan and
Vernie Asher, Clarksville;
Zora Shavers, Bobbie
Coats and Ivey Ewing, Annona;
Cora F. Brooks, Emma
Beasley, William Whiteman,
Marie Moore, Andrew Davis.
Napoleon Bejurden, Laura
Shelton, Viola McGowan and
Opal Handley, Avery;
Era Wilson. DeKalb;
Pauline Sulsar, Kate
Grayson, Raymond Mayes,
Ruth V. Morris and Ethel
Riggs. Bogata;
Hattie MeCoin, Detroit;
Helen Reeves, Dallas.
NEWS FROM
By Mrs. Gordon Allan
BOGATA GIRLS ELECTED
OFFICERS AT PJC
Miss Lis Stubblefield, a
physical education major at
was born June 90,1918 in Rush
County, Indiana the son of Carl
Franklin and Maude Abrams
Swinford. He was married to
Rose Mary Hines in Greenburg.
Indiana on August 22, 1943. He
was a member of the Baptist
Church.
Sunday Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Rose Mary Swinford of
Community Center,
March 18th. _____
Those attending were: Mr. Bogata; one son, Alden Carl
and Mrs. Leonard Massey, Mr. Swinford of Bogata; one
Paris Junior College was and Mrs. C. M. Conlon, Mr. and daughter, Teresa Carol Swin
elected Secretary of the PJC Mrs. George Gordon and ford of Bogata; one sister. Mrs.
Student Association for family, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow wilma Jean Cathey of West
1973-74. Miss Stubblefield is Epps, Mrs. Laura Parker, Miss point. Indiana; two brothers,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cora Jarvis, Misses Elizabeth George Swinford of Puerto Rico
Frank Stubblefield of Bogata *nd Brenda Massey. and Charles Robert Swinford of
and a Rivercrest High Out bf town guests were Rushvilie. Indiana,
graduate. Mr. and Mrs. Slim Ward of
Miss Diane Ward, daugh- Riverside, California, Mr. and --
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Charles Epps and Mr. and
Ward of Bogata. was elected Mrs. Harold Epps of Garland, W8C8 CIRCLE U
publicity director. Miss Ward, Jim Conlon and
also a graduate of Rivercrest Houston.
High School, is an elementary
education major at PJC.
The new officers will
assume their duties next
September for the school year.
BOGATA BOY IN
PLAY AT PJC
Todd of Mrs. Jambs Walker and
Mrs. Stella Mankins were
hostesses to members of Circle
- II, Women's Society of
Christian Service, United
Methodist Church, Tuesday
Kenneth Carter Swinford, morning for their March
heavy equipment operator of meeting. Miss Mary Laaaiier
Bogata, died March 14, 1973 at brought the devotion on L*nt
9:15 p.m. in Titus County [fom th® Gpper Room,J ™"s
Memorial Hospital in Mt. Kenneth Jeffery read the
KENNETH SWINFORD
Pleasant.’ Last” rites were ”"Pt«r*,ro™ „ M*“Jew
Jerry Marshall, son of Mr. conducted March 17 at 2 p.m. in 26:17 25. Mrs. G. H- McCluer
and Mrs. George Marshall, the First Baptist Church with brought the lesson on the Life
Bogata, and a graduate of Dickie Golden, pastor, Ruth Graham, wife of Dr.
Rivercrest High School was one officiating. Bogata Funeral BiUy Graham. Mrs. E. E
of the three students named to Home directed'burial in Bogata Brooks ,ed the benediction,
the all-star cast for one-act play Cemetery. During the social hour the
given by junior college Active pallbearers were hostesses served cake and
students. The play “One Flew Ajtu8 D<,nny( y. N. Lee, Sebe coffoe the nine members
Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” was Mankins, Jack Franklin. Ray- present.
rated excellent from among 13 mon Mauldin. Lloyd Grogan. _
plays given by junior college Roy Tillman and Robert
students throughout Texas. Morris. Honorary pallbearers GENERAL MEETING W8CS
Jerry played the part of the were members of the Men’s ’ Eleven members of Circles
Indian Chief. Sunday School Class. I-II-IU of Women's Society of
_i__ * Mr. Swinford, a resident of Christian Service met Monday
Bogata for the past nine years, afternoon in Fellowship Hall of
United Methodist Church for
the regular monthly general
meeting. Mrs. Iva Hooker,
president, presided.
Meeting opened with song
“My Hope Is Built” with Mrs.
W. C. Howison as accompanist.
Mrs7Laurel Sullivan led the
oponinfe prayer. Mrs. Gordon
Allen read the scripture from
the 8th chapter of John, verses
25-32, and led the program on
“Help Thou Our Unbelief." She
closed the program with
prayer. •
Mrs. Hooker conducted a
short business meeting. Miss
Jodie Craddock, secretary read
the minutes and gave the
treasurer's report. Mrs. Hooker
announced a meeting to be held
in Paris April 8 at Oak Park
Methodist Church and urged all
to attend. Mrs. Stella Davidson
led the closing prayer.
guest Speaker at
METHODIST CHURCH
Mr. Robert Brinsmead, an
independent scholar and avo-
cado farmer from Northern
New South Wales, was the
guest speaker at Bogata United
Methodist Church, Sunday
morning, March 18. Mr.
Brinsmead has participated in
forums, attended by Christian
ministers and laymen in every
major city of Australia.
Mr. Brinsmead is editor of
the new nonsectarian religious
magaaine, "Present Truth."
This magaaine has received
thousands of subscriptions from
both laymen and clergymen.
Subscriptions are free upon
personal request.
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Wood were Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Clayton Jr., Becky
and Jon of Dallas, Mr. ana Mrs.
Glen Clayton Sr. of Fulbrlght
and Mrs. John Roach and Miss
Mattie Chesshir, Bogata.
Mrs. Neva Weete of
Deport spent the week end
here with her sister, Mrs. Roy
Gullion.
Mrs. Alfred Brown has
received word of the death of
her brother-in-law, Morris
Heiman of Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Heiman have
visited in Bogata several times.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Motter and their guests, Misses
Kathy and Sandra Slaine
visited in Dallas and Austin last
week. The Misses Slaine were
here during their Spring
vacation from Linden Hall
Th« Clorksvill* Times, Thursday, March 22, 1
school. Lititz, Pennsylvania. guests in the Watts home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lee
of Fort Worth were weekend
guests of Mrs. Lee’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jeffery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allen
were in Cooper Sunday to visit
Mr. Allen's cousin, Mrs. Mattie
Turner in Delta County
Nursing Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Jeffery and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Williams spent Monday in Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs.' Jimmie
Jackson of Longview were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Casey Watts. Mrs. Mike Ford
of Paris and Mrs. Grady Dodd
of Johntown were Monday
Mrs. William Rozell and
Mrs. Linde Hancock were
recent guests of Mrs. Hancock’s
granddaughter, Mrs. Neil
Vance and Mr. Vance in
Orange, Texas.
Mrs. Frank Tyer and Mrs.
Gene Mauldin visited in Irving
and also attended the Latimer
reunion in Ft. Worth.
Morris, Casey and Travis
Watts of Bogata and James
Watts of Longview were in
Roof. Oklahoma Sunday to visit
their nephew. J. C. Watts,
seriously ill at his home. J. C. is
the son of the late J. A. Watts
Jr., the oldest son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Watts Sr.,
early day residents of John
town. ■**
PAUL W.
SITUS
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Representing FIDELITY UNION LIFE
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THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE
HAS THE FOLLOWING
I0B OPENINGS
e METER READER
e NIGHT WATCHMAN
e FIREMAN
Applicants for meter reader and fireman must have a high
school diploma or GED equivalent.
Firemen work two days on and two days off. After March 31
all firemen will live in their own homes. During their 48
hours on duty they will stay at the Fire Station.
Applications may be turn in at the office of the City
Manager.
--More "stop-outs” who
work for sereral years before
beginning or completing a
college education.
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The Massey family had a
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NEW CENTURY CLUB
The New Century Club
met at the home of Mrs. Fred
Fisher Jr. Wednesday after-
noon, March 7. Mrs. Byron
Black Jr. presided over a short
business meeting.
Leader for the day, Mrs. J.
R. McCulloch, introduced Mrs.
Pat Beadle who presented a
travel program, “South of the
Border Down Mexico Way.”
Mrs. Beadle’s entertaining and
informative presentation de-
tailed Mexico’s history, points
of interest and customs.
Refreshments featuring
Mexican Cuisine were served to
Mesdames Pat Beadle, Ben
Black, Byron Black Jr., Don C.
Black. Frank Fowler, Lindsay
McAllister, J. R. McCulloch, E.
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and president of Tharp
Chevrolet-Olds, Inc., would
like to be of service to all the
friendly people of Northeast
Texas.
CHESTER j
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Service
Manager
Chester Linton, service manager, has spent
almost 30 years in the autojnobile service and
repair fields. He is well known throughout the
area and says that “Service Is Our Motto” at
Tharp Chevrolet-Olds.
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TERRI DUNE FAULKNER
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Faulkner, will celebrate her
first birthday March 27.
Her grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Joe Mitchell and
Mr. and Mrs. Ocie Faulkner.
Great grandparents are Mrs.
Ruby Mitchell. Mrs. Lucy
Hamilton and Mrs. Frank
Stringer Sr., all of Clarksville.
PHILLIP THARP
Vice-president
EUNICE PROCTOR
Sales
RUTH SAMUELS
Bookkeeper
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BOBBY PRESLEY
Parts Manager
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The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 22, 1973, newspaper, March 22, 1973; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1021691/m1/7/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.