The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, June 12, 1964 Page: 3 of 16
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Friday, June 12, 1964, THE HOPKINS COUNTY ECHO, Sulphur Springy Texas
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Xr. and Mr«. Sam Bonham
have gone to Houston to visit
their new granddaughter, Wen-
dy Eltine Buenz, and her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter ft,
Buenz. The baby was bora at
Hermann Hospital Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Boyd
Conner and daughter, Cyn-
thia, Diane and Judy of Ft
Stockton and Mrs. Bert Conner
of Dallas were here Saturday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Nordin.
Mrs. H. C. Cheek of Com-
merce, and her daughter, Mias
Martha Cheek, who has been
teaching in the Dallas school
system, were in Sulphur
Springs Tuesday visiting
friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Claude Milli-
gan were in Dallas on a busi-
ness visit Monday. They also
visited with their son, Larry,
student at 8MU.
Mrs. Sam Steele and her
daughter, Carmelite, returned
Monday from a few days visit
in El Monte, Cal., with her
mother, Mrs. Faye Hachtel.
They want by jet both to Cali-
fornia and the return home.
Dr. and Mrs. David K. Brice
arrived Tuesday from Albu-
querque, N. M., where he is
with the Sandia Corporation,
for a few days visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
S. Brice, and other relatives
while on vacation.
Mrs, Lou Tramel Tatum and
daughter, Roselyn, of Dallas
and Bernard LeTourneau of
Mineral Wells were week-end
guests of her sister and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Billy Perkins.
Miss Mitsi Myers, teaching
fellow at Rice University,
Houston, is visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Myers between semesters.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Holder
and children, David, Pam and
Danny, have returned from a
vacation trip to Austin, 8an
Antonio, Houston and Galves-
ton. While in Houston they
were gueets of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hatchett and daughter,
Dianne.
Mrs. Eugene Brice end her
daughter, Mrs. D. G. Salter and
children, Carey and Mike, who
are here from Robert Lee, have
returned from several days
visit with the Rev. and Mrs.
Don Brice and family hi Nacog-
doches, and Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Ransom and family in Port
Neelies. They also visited ia
Galveston while on the trip.
Mrs. G. C. Coleman, Mrs.
Lillian Plippin and Mrs. Susie
Spears have returaad from
Midland to spend the summer
at their homes hers.
Mm Anne Jena Huddleston
of Dallas visited friends and
relatives in Sulphur Springs
luring the week-end C i
Miss Betty Brice, who is
here from NTSU to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Brics and sis-
ter, Carla, ia commuting to
ETSC for tha summer aeasion
of school.
Joe Martin was In Commerce
Sunday to visit his step-moth-
er, Mrs. Beulah Martin, who
ia a medical patient at Seyler
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mabe
and daughters have returned
to their home in Dellas after
spending a part of their vaca-
tion hero with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mabe and
Mrs. M. R. Cowaer.
Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Manley
and children, Becky, Cheryl,
Jeff and Cynthia of Cleveland,
Ohio are spending this week
here visiting her father, Elvis
Adams and Mrs. Adams. They
are spending the time at the
Adams country home. They will
be joined during the week-end
by her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. jamas Wood and
children, Joe, David and Danny
•f Irving.
Mrs. Fete Bays Is on vaca-
tion this week from Levine’s
Bill Lockhart returned to bis
home ben Sunday from Baylor
Hospital in Dallas where be has
been undergoing treatment of
a back injury for several days.
H. L. Bowen hss been re-
moved to his home at Peerless
from St. Joseph Hospital in
Faria where ho had recant eye
Mrs. Robert Lemon of Lub-
bock is here to be with her fa-
ther, Albert Robinson, who had
surgery last weak at Memorial
Hospital. He is reported to be
improving nicely.
Mr. and Mn. Robert P. Al-
exander have returned from
Now York City where they
have been visiting their son
and his wife, Mr. and Mn.
Sherwin Alexander and family
and attending the World’s Fair
and other attractions there.
Mr. Alexander is on vacation
from City National Bank.
Miss Kay Gilley, teacher in
the Houston school system,
and Miss Jan Gilley, teacher
in Mt. Pleasant schools, are at
home for the summer with their
parents and are commuting to
ETSC for the summer term of
school
William A. Coffey, U. S.
Navy, loft Dallas by plane
Saturday night for Brooklyn,
N. Y., for a four week’s train-
ing course after a visit here
with his mother, Mrs. John S.
Coffey.
Mis. Jimmy MeFatridge and
Mrs. Jacob Anderson of Dal-
las were here Saturday night
to attend the reunion of the
1984 graduating class of the
Sulphur Springs High School
held in the Woman’s Club
Building.
Dealhs by Wide
Births Exceed5?
Margin in May I
Births continued to outnum-
ber deaths in Hopkins County
by a wide margin last month.
Justice of the Peace Dewitt
Loyd said Saturday he filed BO
birth and 11 death certificates
during May.
In 1964, 116 births and 80
deaths have been recorded in
the county.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Camp-
ball have returned from a few
days vacation visit to points
of tbs Ozarka, Winding Stair
Mountains in Oklahoma and
Cookston Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jenkins
of Dalles are spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Goff and at-
tending ETSC, Commerce. Also
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Goff for
several days are their grand-
ma, John Cheney and Mike
mag, both of Dallas.
Chris Carotbers has returned
to his home here from Austin,
where he ia a student at the
University of Texas, to spend
the summer months. He will
be employed at George A.
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Miller Grove
Club Meets
The Miller Grove 4-H Club
met June 8 With Fred Moseley,
Jr., president, presiding.
The inspiration, which
the club motto and pledge, was
led by Claudia McCutehen.
The main purpose of the
meeting was to discuss and to
elect a delegate for the ex-
change trip to Kentucky. Caro-
lyn Garmon was elected.
The club members also dis-
cussed ways of making money
to send the delegate to Ken-
tucky.
An old-fasihoned ice cream
supper at Miller Grove at 8
p. m. June 19 was planned.
County camp to be held nt
Trinidad on July 6, 7, and 8
was discussed.
Two new members, Robbie
McCutehen and Lynn Rodgers
were welcomed as new mem-
bers. 1 1
Members attending were Car-
olvn Garmon, Lynda Garmon,
Marsha Garmon, Ross Gannon,
Neka Jo Long, Fred Mosley,
Jr., Claudia McCutehen, Deb-
bie McCutehen, Kent McCutch-
en, Michael McCutehen, Gail
Potts, Dianne Russell James
Waskom, Holly Woodard, Er-
nne Weaver and Terry Jill
McGowan.
Leaders attending were Mrs.
Fred Mosley and Mrs. J. C.
Long.
Visitors included Barbara
Weaver and Mike Woodard.
Leemight
Thanks Voters
To the voters of Hopkins
County who went back to the
Polls on (Sat.) June 6, 1964
and helped elect me as your
next Sheriff of Hopkins Coun-
ty I want to sey thank you.
I want to give special thanks
and express my sincere appre-
ciations to the many good
friends of mine through out
the county who helped me in
getting the additional votes
and support needed to win the
election.
I realise that there were
many who gave of their per-
sonal time in contacting their
friends, and relatives and used
what influence they could to
help in securing the necessary
support needed by me at the
polls on election day.
On January 1, 1965 when I
take office as sheriff of Hop-
kins County I will assure those
of you who went to the polls
on election day with confidence,
faith end trust in me, that I
will endeavor to carry out my
duties as Sheriff in a manner
Shot will bo acceptable to tho
Citizens of Hopkins County
and even more important, in
a manner that is pleasing and
acceptable in the sight of God.
Again I say thank you with
sincere appreciation for any
and all help given me.
Delphia Leewright.
Mrs. Velma Baugh of Mt.
Vernon spent Tuesday night
with her sister, Mrs. Zelma
Jones.
Hoepltal Visiting Hears
8 to 4 and 7 to • p. m.
Adi mi tied
Calvin Hooks, Route Two,
medical.
Mrs. Walter Alexander, 439
Connally, medical.
Mrs. Jimmy Dess, Yantis,
Route One, medical.
Tommy Joe Doss, Route
Three, medical.
Mrs. Ben D. Wood, 181
Carter, medical.
Elmer S. Moncrief, Route
Five, medfeal.
Mrs. Ray Thurman, 10 4 4
Mulberry, medical.
Sam G i 11 es pie, Sulphur
Springs Rest Home, medical.
Mrs. Thomas C. Ray, Route
One, medical.
Mrs. Katie Prim, Brashear,
medical.
Mrs. Clyde Mclllwain, Route
One, medical.
Mrs. Charlie Jackson, 215
Houston, medical.
Truett Harmon, 943 College,
medical.
J. V. Vickers, Route Two,
medical.
Helen Ruth Taylor, BIO Put-
man, medical.
Mrs. Mollie Clayton, 129
Texas, medical.
Joe Hoover, Route One,
medical.
Jamea Freeman, 415 South
Locust, medical.
Joe Bassham, Sulphur Bluff,
medical.
Joe D. Willis, 1418 Doris
Drive, medical.
Victor Strickland, Brashear,
medical.
Mrs. Jack Sickles, Route
Three, medical.
Darrell Lynn Morgan, Route
Five, medical.
Mrs. H. H. Norton, Yantis,
medical.
Mrs. Frank Argenbright, 439
South Davis, medical.
Miss Ruth Minter, B13 Oak
Avenue, medical.
Mrs. B. J. George, Yantis,
medical.
Mrs. Rosa Taylor, 207 Glov-
er, medical.
Mrs. B. C. Houswright, Route
One, medical.
Jane Hooten, Route Four,
medical.
Thurman Hurley, Star Route,
medical.
Dismissed
Mrs. Edwin Garrett and son,
Dallas, dismissed to home of
relatives on Sulphur Springs,
Route Five.
Pete Mclllwain, 505 Camp,
medical.
Gilbert Lunsford, 704 Con-
nally, medical.
Mrs. Ray Calhoun and daugh-
ter to Route One.
Jerry R. McGehee, Dallas,
medical.
Mary E. Folmar, B22 Col-
lege, medical.
Mrs. Lola Couch, Route One,
medical.
Michael Scott Ross, Dallas,
medical.
Mrs. Clifford Woodard and
son to 213 Beckham.
Robert McPherson, 812 Jef-
ferson, medical.
Clyde Ponder, 1018 Fisher,
msdical.
Bluster West, Pittsburg,
medical.
Archie Denson, 220 Beasley,
transferred to Dallas Hospital.
Mrs. Dovie Tulley, Route
One, medical.
Mrs. Oma Risner, 317 Texas,
medical.
J. G. Graham, Como, medi-
cal.
E. S. McGehee, Route Two,
medical.
Oscar Smith, Route Five,
medical.
Bob Brittain, 111 Doris
Drive, medical.
J. T. Long, Emory, Route
One, medical
Harry Lindley, 806 Carter,
medical.
Grady Kennimer, Dallas,
medical.
Lou Jo Drummond, Route
One, medical.
Marilyn Morris, 100 Calvert,
medical
Carolyn Lewis, 205 Ross,
medical.
Dorothy Washington, 102
Oma; medical.
Stephen Jenkins, Sulphur
Bluff, medical.
E. C. Reed, 311 Whitworth,
medical.
Bobby Clayton, Route Three,
medical.
Don Bradley, 606 Pampa,
medical.
Mrs. Paul Locke, 1027 North
Davis, medical.
Jimmy McDonald, 115 Beck-
ham, medical.
Mrs. Jennie Purdy, 805 Col-
lege, medical.
Mrs. J. C. Martin, Route
One, medical.
Cecil Benton, 131 Locust,
medical.
Mrs. Bill Roberts, 179
Spence, medical.
Dismissed
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Chapman
to Como, medical.
Mrs. E. L. Carpenter, Como,
medical.
Carolyn Lewis, 205 Ross,
medical.
Mrs. J. G. Wright, 915 Long-
ino, medical.
Robbie Minty, 418 Wood-
lawn, medical.
Nan Questioned
About Reported
Assault Try
Officers questioned a Negro
man Tuesday stfternoon about
the attempted rape and chok-
ing of his 17-year-old step-
daughter at their home on
Front Street earlier in the day.
The girl told police early
Texas State College, has ac-
cepted a graduate assistant-
ship in the department of com-
munication disorders in the
Oklahoma City branch of the
University of Oklahoma Medi-
cal School.
A January graduate from
ETSC with a major in speech
and hearing therapy, Miss Orr
will work toward a master’s
degree at the Oklahoma school.
The assistantship will begin in
September.
At ET she was a member of
Chi Omega social sorority, An-
gel Flight (Tho Arnold Air
Force Society auxiliary), and
Alpha Chi scholarship group,
and was named to Who’s Who
at ETCS.
Tuesday morning that » man
had tom off the screen to her
room, entered with a chloro-
formed rag and choked and
tried to rape her before die
could escape.
She told Patrolman Caldwell
Choate the man could have
been her stepfather.
The man was picked up at
the Front 8treet residence
Tuesday afternoon. He denied
the crime, pointing out that
he is lame and spent Monday
night visiting relatives in Mt.
Pleasant.
The man was released with-
out charges being filed against
him, but not before his step-
rudely displaying a firearm,
son had been charged with
The stepfather said the youth
had threatened to hit him with
a rifle because of the incident
Tuesday morning. The youth
paid a $31 fine in Justice
Court.
Justice of the Peace Dewitt
Loyd said both the girl and
her stepfather have agreed to
take lie detector tests. He said
the girl could not positively
identify her assailant.
Mrs. Clyde Baxley is sched-
uled to undergo eye surgery
Thursday morning at St. Joseph
Hospital in Paris.
Patsy Jane Orr
Accepts Post
In Oklahoma
Commerce — Miss Patsy
Jane Orr, Rt. 4 Sulphur
Springs, a graduate of East
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, June 12, 1964, newspaper, June 12, 1964; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth823266/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.