The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 89, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 10, 1958 Page: 3 of 20
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3 A THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
_ Abilene, Texas, Wednesday Morning, September 10, 1958
Cisco Rites Pend
Mrs. Garner Rites Rites Set Today - County to Mail
To Be Held Today 7 Tax Statements
44,000 statements will be mailed
Unless the appraisal was other-
wise changed, all statements will
Friendly Place
NEW CASTLE, Ind. tn - A
call for payment of 9.7 per cent tavern owner applying for a liquor
th
.ed..
For B52 Victim
For John Sayles
Funeral for Capt. Roy_ Lee
George, 32, Cisco, are pending de-
tails from the Air Force Tile fu-
neral will be held in Cisco with
Wylie Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements.
Bill Brabbin, 1318 Westview Dr.,
a brother-in-law, flew to Spokane,
Wash., Tuesday morning to help
make funeral arrangements
Capt George, who graduated
from Cisco High School in 1943,
was killed about sundown Monday
when a giant B52 jet bomber
sliced into the side of a second
B52 Both planes crashed in
flames near a busy highway link
between Spokane and Seattle.
Thirteen of the 16 aboard were
killed.
The planes were less than two
miles from the Fairchild Air
Force Base runway when they
collided. The eight-million-dollar
B32s were making routine land-
ings at Fairchild when the crash
happened.
The B52s were carry ing some
classified materials but officials
said these did not include nuclear
weapons.
Capt. George attended Cisco
Junior College and Tarleton State
b
less taxes than in 1957. This was license renewal was asked by
Tax statements on rendered due to a cut from 22 to 20 per the county Alcoholic Beverage
real estate, railroads, utilities, cent in the assessment on property Board if there were ever any un-
for tax purposes, escorted females in his place.
„ „ ., Not for long,” he replied.
Poll taxes will also go on sale . . -
Oct. 1. King noted.
He also reminded taxpayers that
payments received in October will
Funeral will be held at 4 p. m.
Wednesday at Kiker-Warren Fu-
neral Home Chapel for Mrs. Lot- -
tie Elizabeth Garner, resident of Funeral will be held at 11 a m. moved to Abilene in 1886
Abilene since 1927. Wednesday at Laughter - North graduated from Abilene High
Mrs. Garner. 77, died at 8 a. m Chapel for John Sayles, 77. 642 School in 1897 as class v aledictor- 0 ne aspavers
Tuesday at Hendrick Memorial Sayles Blvd. The Rev Francis ian. He received the Bachelor of Tax Assessor Collector Bupl
Hospital after an illness of about Benton, pastor of the First Pres Laws degree from the University King said the statements to be . .awUuieu „ .. ..... a .
one week. She lived at 601 Chest- byterian Church, will officiate of Texas in 1902, He was a mem mailed in the latter part of Sep vember tine percent and’one Der
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tember will be followed about Oct cent in December. Deadline for
Survivors include his wife, the 15 by statements to owners’ of
banks and oil properties will go
He in the mails seen in order to get
be discounted 3 per cent, th No-
nut St.
Dr Elwin L: Skiles, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, and Dr
Willis Gerhart, retired Episcopal
minister, will officiate
Burial will be in Elmwood Me-
morial Park
CAPT. ROY LEE GEORGE
.'. . navigator killed
man during World War II. He
joined the Air Force after the war
and had been a regular Air Force
officer for about 10 years. He was
a navigator.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Ceme- ber of Kappa Alpha fraternity.
tery.
..-------------------.. noil-penalty payment for taxes is
Pallbearers will be R J Brown, former Frances McMorries of unrcndered property. A total of Jan 31.
W. T Long, Jim Skinner, Clem Bryan: a son. Jack, 1165 Grand
Boulte. Judge Esco Walter and Ave : a daughter, Sarah, Dallas.
DR. C. L. McINTURFF
CHIROPRACTOR
508 Mulberry-:-Abilene, Texas
Phone 0* 3.3990
Al Ekholm.
and two grandchildren, Marjorie
Members of the • Abilene Bar Frances, 16, and John Robert, 10.
, , Association will be honorary pall- 1165 Grand Ave
Surviving are four sons, Paul of bearers. . Brothers and sisters who sur-
Wichita Falls, Luther Okla- The death of Mr. Sayles Tues- vive him are Perry, San Antonio’
noma City, Arlie, 1366 Highland day morning ended Abilene’s old- E. B Tucson, Ariz.: Seth: Tus-
St., and Clay, 3110 Hunt St.: three est law partnership. After re- cola Mrs W. A’ Colby. Concord
daughters Mrs. S. u Mathews ceiving his license to practice law N H Mrs Caroline S. Godwin,
of Petty, Tex. Mrs. R. E. Stan-from the Texas Supreme Court in 2248 Idlewild, and Mrs. Frank H
ford of Lubbock, and Mrs. Harry 1902, he formed a partnership Murphy, 517 Riverside
Caldwell of 3310 Ward Dr., Abi-with his father. A brother, Perry -------------------—
lene: two brothers Joe Gray of now of San’ Antonio, later joined Ex Grid Star Joins
Paris, Tex. and L V. Gray of the firm, which was renamed .
Harlingen 19 grandchildren and Sayles, Sayles and Sayles. The State School Staff
4 great-gran children firm continued as Sayles and E. E Durham, former Abilene
Pallbearers will be Fred Baker. Sayles upon the death of the fa- Christian College football star, has
Shelley Thornton, Gene Thornton, ther, with the brothers maintain-been named recreational director
Denver Thornton, the Rev. David jng an office in Eastland for five at Abilene State School.
Hamblen and D. F. McCarty, years during the mid-1920's. He is an ex - football a nd basket-
after his high school days and Survivors include his wife,
served in the Navy as a radar Edna, and three stepchildren of
------------------------------— Spokane: a son, Nicky Lynn of
Fort Worth; his parents, Mr. and
Eastland Woman
Dies in Galveston
Mrs. William R. George of Cisco;
a brother, Jimmy, Cisco; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Gwen George of Cis-
co. and Mrs. Bill Brabbin. 1318
Westview Dr. An uncle is W. P.
EASTLAND (RNS) — FuneralGeorge, 942 Green St
will be held at 3:30 p. m. Wednes
day at the First Baptist Church UF Pamphlet
here for Miss Lola Laney, resi-
dent of Eastland for 36 years, who
died Monday night at a Galveston
hospital. She was 48
The Rev. Harvey Kimbler, pas-
tor. and the Rev. James Flaming,
pastor of Bethel- Baptist Church
here, will officiate.
Burial will be in Eastland Ceme-
tery with Hamner Funeral Home
Mailing Made-
"Three Good Moves," a folder
created for the United Fund cam-
paign this year, is being mailed to
400 Abilene businessmen, accord-
ing to R. P. Lack, campaign chair-
man.
The pamphlet is designed around
a chess motif with the “three good
inAlas Caney entered the hospi- moves" referring to company, em-
tal at Galveston about a year ago
and had been in a coma since last
November.
Up until she became ill, she
was a secretary at the public wel-
fare office in Eastland.
Miss Laney was born July 12.
1910, at Gasoline, Tex., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Laney
• She was a member of the Bap-
tist Church and of the Order of
the Eastern Star here.
Surviving, in addition to her par-
ents, who live at 610 S Connellee
St. here, are two brothers. Ray
Laney, Eastland police chief, and
Jim Laney of Crane: and one
sister, Mrs. Dale Kirk of Mid-
land.
ploye and executive gifts.
The 1958 - 59 United Fund cam-
paign will begin Oct. 6 when Ad-
vance Gifts volunteers will begin
solicitation. Goal is $266,962 to help
support 15 member agencies.
Ex-Ranger Woman
Dies in Louisiana
RANGER (RNS) - Mrs. J. E.
James, 80, former Ranger resi-
dent, died Sunday at 5 p.m. in
Baton Rouge, La. She was the
mother of nine surviving children.
Mrs. James had lived here 66
years before moving to Baton
Rouge 10 years ago. Born in Texas
on Nov. 11. 1877, she was a mem
ber of the Pentecostal Church. Her
husband died on Sept. 19, 1933.
Funeral will be held at 2 pm.
Wednesday in the United Pente-
costal Church, with the Rev. Alon-
zo Sides officiating, assisted by the
Rev. J. E. Lamb, pastor. Burial
will be in the Bullock Cemetery
north of city, under direction of
Killingsworth Funeral Home.
Surviving are four sons, Maston
D of Los Angeles, Mason D. of
Dallas, Marvin H. of Abilene, and
Morris S. of Ranger: five daugh-
ters, Mrs. T. R. Bailey of Sweet-
water, Mrs. Hugh Cannon of Las
Unices, N. M., Mrs. Madrid Haz
ard of Fort Worth, Mrs. Tom
Wiedner of Los Angeles and Mrs
S B McKeithen of Baton Rouge:
30 grandchildren and 20 great
grandchildren.
8 Men Volunteer
For Armed Forces
Eight men, v olunteered for duty
with the armed forces at the Army
Recruiting Main Station here
Sgt. Carroll L. Sumerall of 242
Elm St. in Abilene reenlisted in
the Army for six years and was
assigned to Ft. Bliss.
Jerry W McGinley of Sweetwa-
ter volunteered for three years
Army duty and was assigned to
Ft. Carson, Colo., for basic train-
ing. He enlisted under the Army
program for technical training of
high school graduates and chose
assignment to a basic Army ad
ministration school
Reenlisting in the Air Force
were A. I. C. Dinzel R Earnest of
Tuscola, who signed up for four
years and was assigned to Amaril-
lo Air Force Base, and S. Sgt
Stanley E. Livingston of Portland:
Ore., who volunteered for six years
and was assigned to Lackland Air
Force Base
Volunteering for four years Air
Force duty and assigned to Lack
land Air Force Base were Jimmy
D Peacock of Knott, and Wesley
L Hedges, Antonio Hernandez, and
Charles A Young, all of San An.
gelo. .
The entire Ml miles « the
Ohio turnpike has been in opera-
ton since October at 1956,
Many, many times safer
than driving yourself...
YOU’RE IN THE
SAFEST HANDS OF ALL
ON A GREYHOUND !
Mrs. Rosebrough
Rites Conducted
SU^EETWATER - Funeral was
held Tuesday at the First Presby-
terian Church for Mrs. Charles A.
Rosebrough who died Monday
She was the wife of the late Dr.
Rosebrough, who died June 8 of
this year.
The Rev. Charles Harnest, pas-
tor, officiated. Burial was in
Jack Sayles, only son of John ball coach at Lawn and has lived: 1
Sayles, joined his father as a near Abilene since 1939.
partner in 1933 Durham and his wife, Elise Lou- .
Sayles concentrated on civi I ise. live between Abilene and Cole 1
law, handling cases in real man with their children. Reba :
property, oil and gas during more Ann. 18. a fresman at ACC. and ,
than 56 years of legal practice, Tommy. 11. who attends school at ,
He devoted most of 11 years’ work Clyde.
Sweetwater Cemetery under the
direction of Cate-Spencer Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Rosebrough died in Sim-
mons Memorial Hospital, which
she entered Sunday.
She was born in Illinois June 5.
1890 but came to Sweetwater soon
after her marriage to Dr. Rose-
brough June 1, 1915. She had been
active in club and civic work and
was a member of the Presbyter-
ian Church. 1 ——---—
Survivors include a son, Dr
Charles A. Rosebrough Jr., Lub-
bock, and two grandchildren, Gail
and Charles III.
A 15-year-old daughter, Jane,
died in 1934.
to litigation involving the Yates
oil field in the Permian basin.
Mr. Sayles was a longtime
member of the Abilene Bar Asso-
ciation and of the First Presby-
terian Church, of which he was
an elder.
He was born in Galveston, and
BALLROOM CLASSES
TAP and BALLET
Teacher’s ore Professional
PENNYE GREAVES
School of Dance
OR 4-6844
Doctors Tell Mothers -
Warts Should Be Removed
New Compound Removes Common Warts Without Cutting or Burning
New York, N.Y. (Special) . . . Doctors
know that picking and scratching at
warts may cause bleeding and infec-
tion. But today, medical science has
developed a new compound, that
removes common warts quickly and
safely, without painful surgery or
—electrolysis.---
Developed by a famous medical
laboratory, this remarkable new
formula penetrates warts . . . de-
stroys their cells . .. actually causes
warts to dissolve away.
Tested by a leading New York
skin clinic under careful medical
supervision, this remarkable for-
mula proved so effective, only one |
application a day was needed ...
proved so safe, it is now used for
both children and adults. This new
compound contains no mineral acids
.. . leaves no ugly scars.
Today, this new compound is be-
ing widely recommended for quick
removal of unsightly, troublesome
warts. Known as Compound W°, jt
is now available for the first time
without a prescription, at all drug
counters for just 98e Compound W
is guaranteed to remove warts . . .
or money refunded.
"Trade Mart
Records compiled by Greyhound and The
National Safety Council prove Greyhound the
safest transportation of all—by far! Top-flight
professional drivers take the wheel while you
take it easy, relax in air-conditioned comfort.
DALLAS
8 daily departures. $5 40 one way,
plus tax.
ODESSA
8 daily departures. $4 80 one way,
plus tax.
ARRIVE CENTER OF CITY
BUY ROUND TRIP-SAVE 20%!
GREYHOUND TERMINAL
NORTH 6th AT CEDAR
PHONE OR 2-3237
ITS SUCH A COMFORT TO TAKE THE BUS...AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO USI
“Hancike
Ask at terminal for FREE booklet showing how
Greyhound drivers maintain safety record.
ashion Show
Thursday September 11. 2:30 p. m.
"The Fine Art of Fashion
MISS ANN GARNER, NELLY DON'S FASH-
ION AMBASSADOR, will be on hand to MC
and to assist with your selections throughout
the day.
YOU'LL SEE just-arrived Nelly Don's ... .
rich in color . . . exciting in new mobile shapes,
as well as your classic favorites . . . YOU'LL
SEE her fine art of design detail . . . and
you'll be delighted with the modest prices'
AND YOU JUST MIGHT WIN a free Nelly.
Don.
Misses, Women's and Custom sizes
THE DESK-SET SUIT . . . checked .
cotton tweed, 22.95.
STAINED-GLASS PRINT COAT.
DRESS . . . rayon od wool challis,
17.95
PLEATED-FLOUNCE DRESS . .
crease-resistant rayon and cotton,
17 95 /
Anyone may register Nothing to
buy You do not have to be present
to win.
Minter’s Second Floor.. . Thursday,
September 11,.
2:30 p. m.
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