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Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1968
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
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A wiped off the books once the fi-
Blanket Lists
Mrs Skipper died at 3 » a m
"Admissions Tuesday
interest of Presid~nt-elect Rich-
rigrts ere reserwed
Honor Roll
Lists 36
Aleen Musick of Bangs.
Deadline
Group
Mr. Insurance
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Phone Employes
Receive Awards
Dick Van Dyke and James Cameron
The Art of Love
more diamond
dress-ups
from the exciting
Navy Of
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reg
styl
SANTA ANNA I BBC)—A to-
tal of 36 students are listed on
YOUR
CHOICE
two stepdaughters. Mrs A. J
Simpson Sr of Breckenridge and
Ronald L Ziegler, Nixon's
press spokesman, said the pres
Brady Hiway
843-4441
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RING
Perfect for every
occasion.
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Leon Chamber of Commerce,
sponsor of Santa's visit
OPEN 8:38 SHOW STARTS 7:00
ADULTS 96c CHILDREN FREE
NOW THRU SATURDAY
PAPER The Private
The Americans have been
trying to rally support for the
plan from several major pow-
ers including the Soviet Union;
India and Britain, the inform-
ants said
has everybody
on its gift list.
RMUNDA-
Bordered in:
Gold FdM. .
Stainiess Steel. .. M M
injured in Accident
L. E. Hobbs, 47. of 3406 Austin
Ave. in Brownwood was treated
and released from Memorial
Hospital about 3:90 p.m. Tues-
day following injuries he recei-
ved in an accident at Friendly
Alabama, two brothers. Iohn W.
of Chesapeake Vi . and Howard
of Lexington, Ky ; and two sis-
ten. Mrs. Vera Johnson and
Mrs Ethel Crone both formerly
of Brownwood now residing in
Virginia,
Mrs. Edith H. Hurst
2
dians or other
"Let us defei
Coleman Hiway
645-2293
10001 hoha soccmmt. .2 -yp -de — ry Boyd Sharp and Debbie Davis, hopes of some Dallas leaders.
Isnssbondasrueceiling,of gress for. the past two years Mike Johnson and Kren Pounds The board’s initial staff recom-
OPEN 12:45
Adm. 1.25— 1.00—.50
De Leon Play Set
DE LEON (BBC)-The junior
class of De Leon High School
Brownwood Tuesday involved
parked cars and were investi-
gated by city police.
Reported at 2:56, the parking
lot at Swift and Co. on West
Commerce was scene of a mis-
hap involving a parked 1966 car
_________ versity of Michigan to head the
son. Tommy of Tuesday in a Brownwood hospi- Council of Economic Advisors.
— tal. - ‘' -
RPMUNDA
G5-- the all-man
watchband ... that
looks like leather and
feels like leather. Just what his
watch is waiting ior. Adorna? ..
the new ladies watchband that's
beautiful enough to double as a
bracelet Speidel is the quality
metal watchband ieost people
wear. And give.
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22
oPProximately. 22 Per cent on ing equipment has been in pro-
Qe
Pontiac Buick Co., 505 North
Center Ave.
to the coliseum after checking
the sign and switching off the
I current
CilnteAtimr nairrtenSrr Mrs' Dorothy Fletcher of"Odes-
Pell, both of De Loon; and one “■ three stepsons. Robert H.
granddaughter and Raymond Brown, both of
S“US"* El Paso, and Jame*, D Brown
of Wichita Falls; three brothers.
“YOUNG IDEAS COLLECTION”
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gether to come
able plan to i
Day concluded, Shrsapwopngat"
PENDANT
with chain. $2450
Yellow or white
H. B. of Brownwood, Robert of
Goldthwaite and Fred of Holder;
a sister, Mrs. Equilla Scott of
GeM22 22Eac2aGEE2en3
•direct ^biamond importers
ven by Salvador Sanchez of 191#
Ave Jr.
An early accident occured
at Chandler and Center Report-
ed at 11:34 a.m., a car driven
by Edythe Cox of Brady struck
a parked car owned by Willis
Ratliff of 502 Mayes St.
- Humphrey Rejects Hospital U.S. Eyes Support
Ambassador's Job Notes_For Midwest Plan
John H. P. Mills, 63
Graveside rites for John H
P Mills 63 of Breckenridge
will be held at 5 p.m. today in
Pleasant Valley Cemetery north
of Brownwood
A retired Breckenridge gaso-
line plant operator, he died Mon-
day in a Breckenridge hospital
of an apparent heart attack.
Satterwhite Funeral Home of
Breckenridge is in charge of ar-
rangements Hank Gunlock, mi-
nisterial student at Baylor Uni-
versity, will officiate
He was born Nov. 6. 1905, in
Grosvenor and married Lila G.
Brown Oct. 5, 1955, in Fort
Worth. He was a member of the
Baptist church.
Survivors include hr wife;
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Call or Write
W. H. DEAN
1814 Ave. 1
Dial 645-9989
Brownwood, Texas
FOOR ROY NITE $1.00 CARLOAD
Open 6:30—Start 7:00
TONITE ONLY! COME EARLY ENJOY
GOOD EPOD AT OUR SNACK BAR!
one daughter, Mrs Byron Moore
of Florida; one 1
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DE LEON (BBC)—Servies for
Mrs Edith Hale Hurst, 57. were
scheduled Wednesday afternoon
at First Baptist Church.
The Rev. Ralph Heickman,
, officiated. assisted by
“ Hattox, Church of Christ ■
minister Burial was in De Leon
Cemetery with Nabors Funeral
Home in charge
Mrs Hurst died Monday in
Liberty following a long illness
She was born Nov. 8, 1911, in
Bell County.
spokesman for President-elect
Richard M Nixon said today
that Vice President Hubert H.
Humphrey has rejected a firm
offer to become U S ambassa-
dor to the United Nations in the
new administration
Meanwhile. Nixon named Dr
Paul W McCracken of the Uni-
ternal grandmother is Mrs
BLUFFVUE PRIERI
NEW YORK (AP)
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will present a play, “The Girl
That I Marry," at 7:30 pm
Thursday in the High School au-
ditorium.
MEANS YOU GET
Slaughter. Mike Schulze, Melin-
da Petross, Kenneth Nabors,
Dessa Mackey, Dathy Kelcy,
Shelly Boyd, Cheryl Bailey.
Eighth grade, Elsie Aquirre,
Dapid Alley, Suzy McClain, Ron-
nie Schulze: nirth grade, David
Diaz, Grant Godfrey: 10th grade.
Becky- Browder, Dabbie Damron
Colleen Porter, Barbara Thomas
11th grade. Melinda Alley,
Claudia Godfrey, Ellen Ryan.
Robert Wright; 12th grade Larry
Damron, Robert Damron. Reca
Furry, David Godfrey, Martha
Porter.
now
31 years service. and Era N. toys for boys.
Lowery who retired May 1, Lane emphasized getting toys
1968 with 35 years service. in early is a great help to both
Jack Rutland, service mana- the firemen and workers at the
ger for the Brownwood Division, toy depot which is located at
presided and acted as het At- the former McHorse Plumbing
tending the affair were the Building, 201 W. Mayes St.
wives and husbands of those ----------------
BLANKET (B B C)—Twenty-
three students are listed on the
A-honor roll and 49 on the B-
honor roll for the second six
weeks of the first semester at
Blanket school Students are
A—Second grade. Diane Bak-
er, Cayla Furry’ and Malcolm
Newbury; third grade, Lisa
Thirteen Genral Telephone Co
employes were honored at a ser-
viced award dinner held Monday
evening at the Flagship Marina
Restaurant on Lake Brownwood
G. C. Mobley. division plant
supervisor, was recognized for
having completed 30 vears ser-
vice Dec. 1: Nelda C. Belvin,
plant records clerk at Brown-
wood was presented an award
for completing 25 vears Aug 25;
and J. M. Driskill. Blanco com-
binationman was honored for 25
Employes receiving 20 year Leuuilne-- li-occupied Jerusalem and other
awards were Elmer D Cosby (CONTINUED FROM PAGE nformenAra areas unsettledwa
Jr., exchange renairman. Brown . , An ena to. the state of war
wood: Charles M Gamblin.com have toys for the program to between Egypt and Israel. Is-
binationman, Brownwood: Jesse get them in as soon as possible raeli relations with other Arab
L. Head, exchange renairman. as the program is a big one neighbors, particularly Jordan
Brownwood: Frank E. McClung, and requires a lot of work. and Syria, would be settled lat-
Mrs. Claude L Maedeen, ser- Lane asked that merchants, er-
vice representative Brownwood civic and religious organizations 3. A settlement of the future
renairman. Comanche and al. other groups planning to of Arab refugees in Israeli-occu-
Four retired employees were contribute toys to this program, pied territory. On this issue Je-
recognized. These were Arthur get them to Brownwood fire sta- rusalem is believed to have of-
Borchers Frerickburg who re- tion asa soon as it is convenient fered international talks.
tired Nov 30, 1967 afer 41 years to do so. 1", 4. Egyptian acceptance of the
with the company; Andrew F “All kinds of toys are needed, principle of free Israeli naviga-
Erskine from Junction who re- not only for little girls but for tion through such international
tired Nov 30, 1967 after 30 years little boys too,” Lane said. He waterways as the Suez Canal
of service; Josephine Grogan noted the program last year and the Tiran Strait.
who retired at Brownwood after “just barely scratched out” on 5. Replacing Israeli troops
three daughters, Mrs H B
Combs of Weatherford. Mrs
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
DE LEON (BBC)—Students , .
of De Leon High School have federation of North Texas
elected favorites to appear on State, Texas Woman s and East
the Who’s Who pages of the Texas State, universities. The
1968-69 De Leonian federation, directed by a 10-
Named all-DHS were Benny member council, would "hnsure
Bruton and Beth Calhoun. Most cooperative planning and ac-
scholarly choices were Danny tion to make the best use of
Farley and Jane Pair resources and "more fully
Toby Mahan and Kathy Gris- meet" the area's needs Other
ham were elected best groomed, schools in the area, public or
while Donald Parr and D’Aria private, could join later.
Scott were named most talent- ( The decision to locate a new
n.a h. • ----o p- — ouve. wu ui ed. (University of Texas dental
butedethettax inerease will be stallation of the new switch- Best citizen honors went to school at San Antonio thwarted
ELVIS shoots the works from
dawn to darkroom!
METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER mum
. A DOUGLAS LAURENCE PRODUCTION
"A LVISPRESLEV
AFA a&ows y0* &ov te-
iLliveAUtiu
TFHVEALIIILE
f V f-pasuavsin-aneMeTROCOOR
nancial burden of the Vietnam
war has been lifted
McCracken said the fate of
the surtax would depend on the
budget situation next year
Nixon said hr wouldn't com-
ment until after taking office on
the possibility of convening a
new international monetary
conference t deal with curren-
cy and balance of payments
woes that have afflicted the
Western world.
He said -hat to talk about that
now "might precipitate a worse
crisis."
dent-elect last month asked
, Humphrey to be his man at the
United Nations but Humphrey.
1 loser of the 1968 election, de-
clined, saying he wanted to re-
turn to his native Minnesota
McCracken, 54, was a me-
! ber of the three-man Council of
Economic Advisors in 1956-59
r during the administration of for-
mer President Dwight D. Eisen-
hower.
Ziegler also was asked about
a report that Nixon planned to
make Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge the head of the U.S. nego-
tiating team at the Vietnam
peace talks in Paris.
"There's been no final deci-
sion on that,” he said, acknowl-
edging that discussions had
been held with Lodge and with
Robert D. Murphy, Nixon's for-
eign affairs go-between with the
Johnson administration
Nixon. introducing Mc-
Cracken to newsmen, described
the economist as “a centrist, a
man who is pragmatic in his
studies”
Nixon said be expected Mc-
Cracken and th- other two coun-
cil mebers—to be named later
—to bring to him diverse points
of view on economic policy
McCracken is chairman of the
19 task forces Nixon named to
prepare policy and program re-
comendations. Six officials
were announced today in fields
ranging from inflation to crime
and law enforcement
McCracken is a professor at
Bangs — Mrs Ercell Geer ard M Nixon's entourage
Dismissals Tuesday . The informants, who declined
Brownwood - Baltazar Laing to be identified said the Amen-
1900 Martin Weather- can planforeseesas “a
mon,,ParkHomesiW. ° poin Israel’s withdrawal from
dis, " OakdalecP r the Sinai peninsula and Egypt s
ExTH. termination of its 20-year-old
.A son, Michael.Andrew t.1o state of war with the Jewish na-
Mr and Mrs Robert F Liker tion.
of Mercury. Dec. 2, Memorial , ... , . ....
Hospital Maternal grand- The ultimate aim of the I S
parents are Mr and Mrs Ralph program is an acceptahle peace
Johnson of Mercury Paternal document signed, by the main
grandparents are Mr and Mrs. contenders.in the Middle East
FranELker 1 ”!Tk . fondrscathpidrpismatsaiderte
.A daughter, MyrendarKay, 5 the chief igredients Of a resolu-
Mre and.’ S ir -Mondor tion adopte by the United Na-
ial°HospitaiS"‘Materdl "grand- tions Security Council in No-
parents are Mr and Mrs Ar-
thur Stef fey of Santa Anna Pa-
$2.5 million approximately 42.5 at a cost amounting to $4%
per cent on a 83.5 million issue. million.
and almost 56 per cent if the He said, when the new system
entire program is enacted goes into operation 45 days from
. In other words. Day said, now, Brownwood will be placed
a person now paying $100 in among those with the most ad-
taxes weuld then pay $132, $142.- vanced telephone systems in
w or 8150 dependins on which service anywhere in the coun-
program is followed” t™
To sum up his commitee’s _______________
stand. Day said “Let me say n. i N: ..
that under this plan our new De Leon Visit
schools would be more like r.i t c..L..
monuments than etrictly edu- er ror 501110
cational tacilities. DE LEON (BBC) - Santa
"With the increased cost of Claus is coming to De Leon.
air conditioning, more busing. The happy fella will be in
periodic raises in teachers’ sals- front of the Leon Theater on
ries by the legislature, it is Wednesday, Dec. 11 from 2 to
doubtful that the district would 4 p.m.
be able to pay everything with- Goodies will be distributed and
out additional revenue. pictures of Santa Claus with the
"Certainly," he Mid. "no children will be taken. The pic-
money would be available to turns may be purchased through
•ver pay teachers' salaries the Women's Division of the De
above the state minimum, or
improve the lot of the custo-
Boyd, Tim Dame, Tammy Ed-
gar, Merrie Hop-on, Nicky New-
bury. Randy Taylor the Santa Anna elementary and
Fourth grade. Therisa Hurch- high school honor roll for the
ings. Beverly Nabers; fifth second six weeks of the first se-
grade, Steve Dame, Kim Furry, mester. Students include
Lora Holiand; eighth grade. Fourth grade, David Eubank,
Philip Wright; nintli grade, Gail Karen Fr Gaye Harney. De-
--------- ------- .. Damron; 10th grade. Sue Rea- Anna Leach, Phyllis Rasberry,
vember, 1967, after the six-day gan, Lou Reagon, Naomi Clark; Delma Salazar, Robin Smith; se-
Arab-Israeli war 12th grade, Beverly Thomas, venth grade. Serena Bryan. Su-
Informants gave this outline Teenie Townsend, Ronald Joe san Newman, Lane Guthrie,
of the American plan: n.. RL eighth grade, David Horner. Nel-
1 1. Withdrawal of Israeli forces 5pecond.grade' , % , - son Mascarenhas. Carol Kings-
from the Sinai desert This er, Bonnie Hardins. Hnda. Is- berry, Duan Leach, Terry Loyd
would leave the status of Israe- ham. Donna MeMillian, Lajuan Freshman, Sherrie McIver; so-
Robison. Bill Whatley. Third phomore, LeRoy Mascarenhas,
grade, Travis Bundick, Craig Gail Robinett, Jim See, Nancy
Perry. Mark.Petross. c. , Baugh, Pam Herring; junior,
Fourth grade, Stephen Schulze Boots Walker, Ann Martin ,
fifth grade. Terry BakerBen Deena Gantt, Sheila Loyd, Sue
Mackey Pam Nabers, Donna Kingsberry, Pascall Hosch, Will-
Real. Lahn Whatley sixth grade ie Lee Terrell; seniors, Cleta
Pam Beal. Mike Hester Sue Pollock, Emily Wells, Leta Pol-
Hickey. Gayl? Kelcy. Robert lock, Michael Cupps, Judy Me-
Lake Laura Porter, Rena Intire, Frankie Bray, Eddie Paul
Slaughter. a « u n Voss, Donna Strickland
Seventh grade , Merchelle E‘ -----
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Brownwood; a number of grand-
children.
than is new being considered _________________
“Early school district built a
new elementary installation in LI..
1966 to accomodate 250 pupils KOTary FidS
for $90,000," he said "Two ofmI ' —
the schools earmarked for re- Phene Telk
placement house approximately 1 ' •VI I ' Mm
400 students, while the third
DEATHS- -
• ♦ * * and FUNERALS
j^edhanj,
WEST TEXAS’ LEADINIG IEWELERs I
Edward G. Fanning Mrs. Joe Skipper, 61
Services are incomplete for Services for Mrs Joe Lorena)
Edward G. Fanning. C, at Skipper 61 of Banes were to
White’s Chapel in Montgomery be at 1 38 p m. today at first
Ala He died Monday in his Baptist Church of Early Burial
home of an apparent heart at- wa to be in Bangs Cemetery
tock The Rev Alan Cartrite was to
He to survived by his wife; officiate
owned by Roy Hudspeth of
Brownwood and a 1959 car dri-
ALLIE
FENCE 5
were named most likely to suc- mendation did not specify a lo-
ceed and Mickey Williams and cation. but dental groups, in-
Rhonda Huddleston were sing!- eluding the Dallas County Den-
‘ ..... tal Association, joined in rec-
ommending San Antonio
Board members Newton
Gresham of Houston cast the
Away From Fete aneYthaetthesenstprocammnnda
Brownwood firemen on duty cial aid to the Baylor dental
Tuesday night were interrupted and medical schools. He ex-
briefly from the city employe plained he opposes state aid to
recognition dinner at the Brown- private schools on principle
wood Coliseum to answer e call According to the board rec-
to the Yellow Wagon, 401 N. ommendation, the state would
Main where the neon sign on offer the Baylor Medical Col-
the roof of the building was lege at Houston subsidization
reported on fire. for each Texas resident en-
a.The coliseum ^er' sche: rolled, starting next September,
duled to begin at 7 p.m and The amount would equal the
firemen were called just before average annual state tax sup-
ths’exentbegan. at,70p.m. port per student at the publc
.No damage was reportede to medical schools.
the sign and firemen returned —____________. ______________L
the University of Michigan's
____.__________ Seventy-three years of tele- Graduate School of Business Ad-
houses less than 200.” Day phone progress in Brownwood ministration. He joined the fas-
said. ' and surrounding area was ex- ulty in 1948 after serving as fi-
Day asserted the size of the plained in a talk given to the nancial economist and research
propoted bond issue “staggers Brownwood Rotary Club today Bank of Minneapolis
the imagination of the average by L. Gray Beck, president of Nixon and. McCracken were
person.” General Telephone Co of the asked for policyviews on sever-
“What started as a recom- Southwest. al economic matters. honored, and Mrs. Rutland. _ a . .
mendation by a citizens' group Beck traced the growth of Mixon.decinedntoumak.a Others who attended included | WO Accidents
as a «5 million bond issue the industry from its beginning statementaon continuatiionoiine retired employes who now re- -3
has now ballooned to $3.8 mil- in August, 1895 to the present income.t aX.5 urcharge a xoni side in this area, company of- L.,. T. Ae.,
lion. He said in 1895 Brownwood had next June but rest atedsn.Pqs ficials from the area office and Here Iuesday
“Naturally the architects and six telephones, in 1928. 3.452 tion he expressed during ne general office at San Angelo - , j ,
the fiscal agent from San telephones were to service: c«"pMgn that it should be -------------— 8 Two traffic accidents
Angelo want to prepare a pro- 5,677 in 1953 and today Brown- • A ■
gram with as large an issue wood has 10.245 telephones Cevoritec Nlnmnd l\l
as is possible since they are From 1895 to 1968 Brownwood dvones "“.5, IVCW
paid on a percentage of the has known and been served by At De I ann Hiah
total money epent. eight different individuals and " -E "‘9
“These poeple will make ap- telephone companies and is now
proximately $260,000 for their served by the second largest
services alone," Day charged, telephone company in the Uni-
Turning to financing. Day ted States.
said. “The board has stated a Beck pointed out that the
10 per cent increase in valua- immediate future holds a signi-
tions will be sufficient What ficant change for telephone cus-
they haven't said is that an tomers in Brownwood and six
increase in the tax rate due to near-by communities, as Jan
bond debt service charge will 19. EDD Expanded Direct Dis-
balloon this figure. tance Dialing and the new
"By their own figures shown Brownwood exchange will be
on the brochures being distri- placed in service. He said in-
Brownwood :
Bulletin
e up with a work-
___ . rectify this situa-
ion over a long period of time
instead of instituting a crash
program."
with United Nations soldiers in
Sharm-El-Sheikh, the desert for-
tress guarding the Tiran Strait
The ouster of a U.N garrison
from this outpost by President
Gamal Abdel Nasser in mid-1966
was a key factor that led to the
six-day war
1 6. An East-West agreement to
restrict arms supplies to the
Middle East contenders.
| 7. Signatures of the two main
parties on a peace treaty. Nas-
ser's government has refused to
contemplate a peace treaty with
Israel.
The informants said Secretary
of State Dean Rusk presumably
discussed the plan with the Is-
raeli and Egyptian foreign min-
isters, Abba Eban and Mah-
moud Riad, at meetings in New
York Nov. 3.
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(EDITORS NOTE: Informs- Associated Preu Writer
tion for this column released by Paris iAPi - The United
authority of patient or relative ) States is reported seeking the
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL support of key nations for a new
Admissions Monday seven-point plan to bring peace
Brownwood - Mn Gaylin between Israel and Egypt
Ratliff Informed diplomats said the
Dismissals Moaday initiative by President John-
Brownwood — Charlie R son's administration gathered
Grady. momentum after the Nov 5
Rails — Mrs Clay Kimbrough election and has attracted the
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