The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 162, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 9, 1969 Page: 1 of 8
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IN THE SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE
ENNIS, TEXAS 75119, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1969
EIGHT PAGES-TEN CENTS
No. 162
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By CASEY
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
“To keep your secret is wis-
dom: but to expect others to
keep it is folly."—<0. W. Hol-
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Its 69 Members Drive
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At yesterday's organizational
meeting for the September cam-
paign for memberships in the
Chamber of Commerce (held at
the C of C directorate meeting)
it was pleasing to note the deep
interest shown in this drive by
all and the readiness to accept
committee posts for leading the
important movement. You know
it has been wisely said that a
community is as live as its C1 of
C. We should always keep that
in mind when our chamber com-
es forward with a worthy cam-
paign!
DANI YOUNGSTERS of New Guinea waste no time in growing up. When the boys
are four or five, they begin to join older youths’ in a variety of games which help
prepare them for formal warfare organized by their elders. Here, boys play kill-the-
hoop, a game designed to sharpen their skill with spears. One group bounces a vine
hoop past the others who let fly with toy spears. . T
Mrs. J. Pavelka
Funeral Service
Held Wednesday
The funeral service for (Mrs.
Jim Pavelka, 78, who died Mon-
day morning, was held Wed-
nesday at 10 o'clock in Keever
Chapel with the Rev. Orbie
Lamb and Joe Vytopil, past
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hen,
ge,
$450
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an
to
to the likelihood of adding con-
siderably to the roster, the En-
nis Chamber of Commerce 1969
membership campaign in Sep.
tember was set up at the Tuesday
meeting of the directorate at
Dan’s Town House Restaurant.
Under the direction of the
sponsoring Kane Klub’s presi-
dent, Troy Morris, team cap-
tains and their respective team
members were selected. They
are as follow:
Team 1—Capt. Raymond Cald-
well; Cliff Robinson, Johnny
Henry, Forrest Watson, Tom-
Walling, Lonnie Renfro.
Team II—Capt. Don Croft; Bill
Rider, Don Pomykal, Jodie Vyto-
pil, Ken Ward, H. M. Pruitt.
Team III—Capt. C. 0. On-
stead; Dr. W. B. Kinzie, Bruce
Brown, Weldon Dent, Jerry Mc-
Carty, Jim Templin.
The largely attended meeting
was presided over by Vice-Presi-
dent Ken Ward, in the absence
of President Johnny Henry.
Mr. Morris, Chamber Manager
Jack McKay and Vice-President
Ward were among those explain-
ing the extreme importance of
the drive’s being a success.
They pointed out that the
town is growing and, thus,
the services of the chamber are
necessarily expanding, which
mean that money power and
man-power are vital.
The campaign is to be official-
ly kicked off Sept. 2, to be car-
ried to its conclusion by Oct. 7,
(Continued on Page 6)
—-----------------------“:————————- president of the Sokol officiat-
g. ■ yi w ■ ing. Interment was in Myrtle
EHS Grads College Plans
• (Petr, all of Dallas, Frank Riha,
80 OF '69 CLASS CONTINUE EDUCATION Jim Riha, and Albert Kutcher,
By SALLY SUE TRAYLOR by Edward Kennedy at the fun- Goodwin, Daniel Haltman, Alan AT Pause esomntly Marv
SMU Journalism Major eral of his brother Robert F. Hroza, Alan Houdek, Mike Lit- Hertl was ’ born on
The July sun now singes the Kennedy.) tle, Michael Owens, Larry Per- October 10, 1890, jn Czechoslo-
Betty: "So you’re saving up empty grounds of Ennis High A variety of educational in- due, Maurice Rateliff, Ronald vakia, the daughter of Joseph
to buy an airplane. You’re quite School, where the dust of 162 stitutes have been chosen from Sills, Michael Smith, Steven Tay- and Anna Hertl. She was reared
an ambitious little boy.” graduates has just begun to California to Maryland, the stu- lor, Jerry Tucker, Richard Ven- there and on February 5, 1911,
Neddie: "Yes, mam. I want settle. dents and schools are: trea, Mike Wensowitch, Mike she came to the United States,
to fly over Eddy’s yard and While graduates are enjoying A&M—Dale Selzer, Gary Mer- Woolridge, settling in Ennis. On December
drop bricks on him.” summer’s fun, there’s still acti- ritt, Buster Callaway. North Texas State — Paula 29, 1914 she was married to Jim
I vity in the principal’s office. Baylor—Mike Allen. Richter, Pavelka of Ennis. She was a
Mrs. Melba Walker is sending Centenary College — David Paul Guinn—Christia Madison member of the S.P.J.S.T. Lodge
Ruth: “Gee, Peggy, the bank transcripts to prepare college en- Keever. Prince George’s Community No. 135 and the Sokol,
returned my check." trance for the 80 students who Draughon’s Business College College-Susan Boon. Surviving her are her hus-
Peggy: "Are you ever lucky, chose to contribute their educa- T Socles 6 Stephen F. Austin-Randy band, one son Miro Pavelka of
What are you going to buy with tion. stCarpenter. Ennis; two daughters Mrs. Bruce
it next time? ’ When this reporter arrived at sett Carolvn Rishon * Sul Ross—Corky Redden. Kutcher of Los Angeles, Cali-
s the lonely “fortress” on Gaines MoTCE C McIntosh zabeth . Texas Southern—Arthur Flem- fornia and Mrs. Frank J. Riha
Street, she found Principal Har- Centro__Top David Holland ing, Preston Johnson. Jr. of Los Angeles; five grand-
This desk is in receipt of a lin J. Dauphin clad in his khaki Gravson Colooterisoint Texas Tech—Harry Strunc, sons; and one sister Mrs. Anna
couple of important reminders work cloths storing the boxes l000 ar- Robert Toupal. Herzon of Ennis.
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publish them as a public serv- outstanding in athletic and must- Kerry Porter. .Carrifee, Mark Riley.
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Gives Pointers on
write or call the Scholarship Ad- Esar Q a a w Ja and Roy Gresset. He was employed by the BP the master of arts degree in member of the vocational agri- Survivong him are his wife
visor, Cooke Counity Junior Col- Currently enrolled in beauty Railroad from 1942 to 1950; teaching in agriculture from cultural teachers Assn, of Tex- ■ one son Dr. Harry C. Dilling
lege, Gainesville, Tex. 76240." 4 • CHLPBET W W ontti school are Juanita Alvarez and later he owned and operated the Washington State University in as, has attended the American ham of Cincinnati Ohio-four
Glenda Brown: South Hwy. 75 Wrecking Yard 1958. Management Assn. in New York grandchildren; andMis.
Donna Trojacek is in training andiaforethe Ristineen months Mr. Carter taught vocational City and is a member of the ters. Miss Evora Illinigham,
< . - as PenitA He was . agriculture in high schools at American Society for Training Mrs. Walter Reid, both of Sher-
Comm: career as a medical technl =*" O2 ERE VERMIS Onuren of - MOR * PALRMHLHER: "TAPand All Lure. Jamie, are Command Mrs. Barry Fain or
City, Edina Acierno dies embassy onam Alford of frying: a Star Farmer Degree by the Tex- They have five children, three pending with the J. E. Keever
for future work at the embassy daughter Mrs. Delma Spence, as Assn. of Future Farmers of girls and two boys. Mortuary.
Ennis: two grandsons, Jeffrey (America.
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TODAY’S
CHUCKLES
JAMES D. CARTER
Carter Speaker at Kiwanis Thurs. H. C. Dillingham
James D. Carter, assistant to He was employed by TP&L in laken bv Death
* Asa result of an area meet- (Landowners not currently irri-
"If you feel that Uncle Sam ing in Ennis June 26 to explain gating have no reason to file a at Navarro Memorial Hospital
has neglected you—a member the Water Rights Adjudication claim. However, if future plans
of the middle class group, then Act of 1967, several questions are to irrigate from surface wa-
you have not heard of the fed- have been raised by local land- ter then an application for a
erally insured loans for college owners concerning the recorda- permit from the Texas Water
students. If your family income tion of claims to water rights in Rights Commission will be the
does not exceed $15,000— you public surface waters, said procedure. there
may be eligible to borrow up to County Agent Roger Corbin to- “This act is primarily set up L________________
$7,500 toward your c ollege edu- day. He points out: to contro 1 indiscriminate andAr — T 1 •
cation and have the interest “As a matter of review—a ri- wasteful use of water in Texas. Pre. D. Dlabaj
paid by the federal government parian right to water means This does not mean irrigation E .
while you are in college. You landowners adjacent to streams of family garden where produce Expects to GO
make no payments until you have the right to use water for is consumed by family. T. C
are out of college. If you would domestic, livestock and irriga- "Alfter Sept. 1, 1969, all Germany
like to attend any college with tion purposes, riparias rights for water used Pfc. David L. Dlabaj has re-
“This act which became law in irrigation purposes will be turned to Fort Bliss after a brief gill Boland, Fort Worth; Mrs. J.
you may get further information August 28, 1967—means that extinguished and will require visit at the home of his family w. Jackson, Dallas; Mrs. Elgin
Alford, irving, and Daryl RICHMOND FLOWERS
-Spence, Ennis; his father, G. W. Eg a
Alford, Ennis; 4 brother, TO COWBOY SQUAD
Shelby A. Alford, Ennis; George Dallas—The Dallas Cowboys
Alford, Dallas; James Alford, of the National Football League
Garland, and William Alford, have signed Richmond Flowers,
Waxahachie; 5 sisters, Mrs. Vir- their No. 2 draft choice. He play-
assistance from this loan, then “This act which became law in irrigation purposes will be turned to Fort Bliss after a brief gil Boland, Fort Worth; Mrs. J. ed at Tennessee.
you may get further information August 28, 1967—means that extinguished and will require visit at the home of his family W. Jackson, Dallas; Mrs. Elgin Chuck Re a Fifth round nick
(by writing the Scholarship Ad- landowners currently using sur- )a permit to establish irrigation here. He expects to be stationed L. Tubbs, Centerville; Mrs. A. J. u ptono 1 has ateed
visor, Cooke County Junior Col- face water for irrigation must operations, in Germany after further train- Fox, Weatherford: Mrs. Mary rom r , a
dege, Gainesville, Tex. 76240." file a claim with the Texas Wa- "In simple terms, this means ing at his present station. Hawley, Garland.
(If you know someone they ter Rights Commission by Sept, if you are, or have, irrigated --------------------------------------------=—:-----
might help ,how about clipping 1, 1969—so as to preserve the between 1963 and 1967—y o u . g_
them—and passing them on?) right to continue to irrigate, should file a claim, if you are Am
Ennis Business Forms Dealing to ^“^^ Date Of oidewaiK
II113 DudVOO I Ul 1113 DUUNS IV proof that you are entitled
T . T , to irrigaion rights. Questions
Buy Equipment of Tenn. Plant TWARE, B 0 C (Lonuod an
Ennis Business Forms, I n c., Bangest business forms manufac-012396, Capitol Station, Austin, T E A3 16)
turers. Texas 78711. —
and Bell & Howell Company, ---------------------------------—-------------
COUNTY 4-H FEATURE ---
‘69 QuarterHorse
Show for July 12
Chicago, are negotiating for
Ennils to purchase printing e-
quipment and the business form
inventory at Bell & Howell’s
Knoxville, Tenn. ,plant of En-
nis, and Stanley J. Burk ^presi-
dent of Bell & Howell Business
Equipment Group. Terms of the
negotiations are not available.
The Knoxville plant, offices
and warehouses would be op-
erated by Ennis after comiple-
tion of the equipment purchase.
EBF. is one of the nation’s
to terms, completing the signing
Lena to play Yootpale.es who “' approved quarter horse sh.oaw, pleasure, senior western pleas-
---sponsored by the Ellis County ure, junior quarter horse rein-
TIn 4H Horse Club will take pi ace ing, senior quarter horse rein-
1 Saturday, July 12. beginning & Tachistm-s horitir
eenies went n -------3
Thursday.___The classes will include all bending, junior quarter horse
========================= roping, horse troping, jun-
—1111 1 ---------111 1 1 - ior quarter horse cutting, and
Dr. Hargis Deeply Pleased With T&KK^
O A winners of each class, reserve
Non Ennic Daily NAI/c Church Do champion horses, champion
LOHIS DdHly NEWS CHluTC 1 horses, and all around Cham-
DR. 0. L. HARGIS, pastor, Hattiesburg, Miss., Central Chris- rinr Balx. Cock Trophy Saddle
tian Church, writes the editor quite complimentarily concern- morsee Tor be eligible for the
ing the new, localized Ennis Daily News Friday Church Page, an around horse must be
(For years he pastored Ennis First Christian Church.) Says shown halter and at least two
Dr. Hargis: . . . . performance classes:
chants Sidewalk Sale has been th e re wa s much interest taken "Dear Casey: Have been intend i n 8 for 8 om e time t 0 compliment "We would like to announce
' changed to Saturday July 19 by the public ... you on th^ very fine church page, with the sermonette each also that the following day there
chart ne resetting was decided on Dy The more participants—thess week; it’s by far the best I’ve seen . . . We’re OK-except will be another AQEIA show at
the hunt for April. (This fall, with Mrs. I. G. Moore, they . so that the merchants will have "more interesting the sale," said its so hot and dry the Baptists have adopted sprin ing. Millford;; date of the Millford
return to Africa, to hunt this time in Kenya.) more time to prepare for par- Mr. Robinson. "We hope to Sincerely, Lee. show is Sunday, July 13,” said
- ticipation in this novel feature,"make it a big one., = = ============= County Agent Roger Corbin.
Hawkins’ Hunting Objective for Saturday, July 19
‘70, New Zealand and Australia
SOMEWHERE they’ve never hunted before is the intended
target of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawkins for the spring of 1970:
New Zealand and Australia (where they will go by way of
Cliff Robinson, chairman, En- said Mr. Robinson.
nis C of C Trade Development In former years such events
Committee, today announced were held here and, it was
that the date of the Ennis Mer- learned from the committee—
The fourth annual A. Q H A halter classes, junior western
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Japan). These big game hunters have toured and hunted in
much of the world, as their trophies attest. They anticipate
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Casebolt, Floyd W. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 162, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 9, 1969, newspaper, July 9, 1969; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1677772/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Ennis Public Library.